May 19, 1874 (4 pages)

v ___-apon-the public by using the bames of erm“= Wonfidencé, dimdenes in approaching strang “tt NSTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat E ment of Sexual and’ Seminal Diseasex Such as. Gomorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilin all ifs forms, Seminal Weakness, Im ‘ potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Uleerated egs success: ully *reated. DR. GIBBON has the pleastre of sn‘ mouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Earope, and has fresumed practice st his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Streét, corner of Commercial, San Prancisco, where his old patients and those requiring his’ ces may find him. The Doctor_has spared meither time nor money in seeking out new remedies, and has with increased facili ties for the ‘elleviation of human suffering. — Horrible Diseases. 9f-from virus . “absorbed into the. system Look at_their . Did, etpacisted end a faces and Sette broken:-down ~, fying them for ‘the cr agg wie eg hoof er ttL< enjoyment of . life. In this horrid gituation thousands suffer until death closes ‘the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of these who are @ufferiug with any of these hérrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and «cured before it be'toolate. Send them inmédiately to Dr. Gibbon,'s physician who has made_private disease his especial sturty for years, and who is certain to cure tae most invetefate cases without peagowrs or 4njurious drags. It is importamt to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfareof their frends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who Anfcest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, impusing tment physicians from Europe and other places, Be, therefore, eareful and make wtrict inquiries, or You may fall into the bends of those charlatans. : —— hed nage is Seminel Emissions, the consequence ‘Welt abuse ‘This solitary vice, or depraved . twexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to amalmost unlimited extent, producing with certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark sspota under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringing in the ears; a likethe rustling of ‘leaves and the rattling of ‘chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknéss of the limbs, wanfused vision. blunted intellect, loss of 4 disiie to form new a, ero an 8 disposition to shun’ pts ; = — ory. héstic flushes, pimples and various ern ico akon the face, furred tongue, “fetid breath, supe, consumption, uight sweats, monomant 42d frequent insanity. U relief be not obtained, go afflicted should apply immediately, either in ' person_or by letter, and ha : cure effected y his new and scientific, = treating rs) this diseose, which never fails ffecting quick and radicaleure. Dr, G. ive One Hundred Dobars to any one who prove satisfactorily to him that he .wascured of this complaint by either of the San sje 4 re oO @ SS “Francisco pr. ——+f-8ix-Phonsand two bu Sonesetere Spee Canon Creek and cenaiating Claims” hounded as follows : On the south Bhs ws cee Wi beeen 4 , State of Califernis, in and: {.r the County of Nevada; against R. CO Thom, ead and G Allan being made jeg deTenfiaot herein, that their pyght be determined) for the sum Of six thousand two hundred dollars, with inyo frorn the date of said judgnum till paid. all payabje in United States gold coin er with costs of suit taxed at. $10 50, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $200, in U. 8. gold coin, which said jucgment in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District . Court on psges 362, et seq., and where-. as it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth . in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed and . the xty therein described, to-wit :— . All and singular that certain lot or parcel . .of mining ground lying and situate at, on and near Republican Hill, near North Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County, Bloomfield Township and known as ‘Black’s Jacob's Fist claims” {86 called] and claims of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company, snd on the east byVvacant ground. Also, all tunnels, cuts, sluices, rights and privileges, tail rights and privileges and every variety of mining property thereunto belonging erin sarywise appertaining. Also all of the'certain ditch taxing water fro the South Fork ef Humbug ~Creek and known as Jacob’s Ditch, about % of.a mile in extent together with t e wa ter right thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided one-balfof that certain ditch ‘known as the Ender Ditch taking water from the same fork of said Humbug Creek togéther with the water privileges thereunto belonging, Also all of that certain ditch. connecting with said mining claims known as the‘Favorite Ditcn,” together with the waterprivileg-s thereunto belonging. Alvo the one undivided two-thirds of ali of that certain Quartz mine, vein or ledge or lode known asthe ~‘Hilineis Quarts Ledge” situ ited at, in and near Rocky Glenn Ravine in the township of Eureka in said Nevada County atid about one mile due south from the town of Eur+ks Sonth, together with tuppels and_minin perty thereunto belongi g. Also a like-interest, undivided in and to that certain quartz mill situated in said ravine, 500-feet distant from said ledge and known a% Blacx & Young’s mill. together with a like interest in the machinery efevery description thereunto belong: ing. Also a interest in and to all buildings of every description at and near said mill and all lands occupied by said buildings, Also the one undivided three-cights of all of that certain Quartz Ledge situated in Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesaid and known asthe Banbury Ledge situated about 300 ards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miilcommencing at a large Sugar Pine Tree standing 100 feet northof a resérvoir-at the head of said ravine and extending 700 feet each way. from said tree, along 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 described. Alhwo the one undivided one-fourth of all of that _certain.quartz ledge situated about one < wplarried Men, “Or those who contemplate. marriage, who are suffering any Of thease fearful miladies, should not forget the sacred reSpunsibility resting upon them, nor-delay to obtain immediate relief. = . Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon‘s office or sending for p#ckages of medicines may rely Hpon his assurance of confidential secrecy . with implicit faith, and no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration. of services rendered, considering tho. circumstances of the cases, rather than a tov prevaleut and: #dilish practice of extortion among qir °and pretenders. DK. give to each pationt a written , instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home.Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of ¢ime the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the eountry, with full and plain direction for use. By enclosing T DOLLARS in eein, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., m pavkage of medicine will be forwarded by express to ong of the Union, Address DR. . GIBBON, 623 Kearney wtrect, commer Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957, : = Private entrance on Commercial. treet. Remember to put BOX 2067 on the let. er, Consultations FREE, @7 Correspondents will. please inform GIBBON fhat they sead his advertise "myl N EXECUTION TO i ivered, is@néd ont ef-the District Court-of th ; dicial District, in and for the vaca, State of California, April 25d, 1874, «pv a judgment rende #aid Courton the 20th day of Ceteber, 1873; 4 fuyor of Tionans Findley and against the ntual Gold Mining Comp fort e*un and Ei btyone and 23-100 dollare Gamagee, with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per’ annum tii) paid, together with $72 70 costa and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs. : ___ Thave levied up-n the following describ#1 property, heretofore attached, to-wit ;— That cerinin quartz ledge and all the pruparty of defendant, situated in F: reks Tp. ’ Nevada County, Cal. known as thé “Jim toine,” or mine of the. Mutual Gold Mining “o. being aout four miles southerly from the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, of 1400 feet upon the Qiarts lode or vein known and recorded a8 the Jim Quariz ledge commencing for a northerly boundsry at a point on unid ledee indicated by a burnt pir e tree and extending thence southatly upon and following the true course of asid Tode or vein and orgsaing Little Osnoe Creek at Xynn und Reeby's old gravol digsings 14°0feet toa slake for a southerly Soundrry, together with all. improvements thereon cousigiiagin par$ of a dive stamp erushing nih, hoisting: » machinery of all Kinds, buildings aad all appurtengn. ees thereunty belon-ing of It anywise appertaicing: ese ‘ Nott eis hereby given that I will expose I ¥ VIRTUE to public sale si) the abewe decribed -ferty to the highest bidder, for cash, in} front of the Court House deor, in the city t Nevade,on ‘ Saturday, June 6th, 1874. Between the hours of Bo’eloox, A. M. and So'elock P.M : Given unuder my bend thie 26th day of April, 1874. _@, W, RMITH, Bheriff. ; , By A. W. Potter, Under sberiff. Dibble & Byrie, Piffe Attys. Annu i Meeting. Ts Anna! Meeting of the Stockhoklers 5 Vi of be Masonic Hall Association ‘os evads City, will he beld at the affice of the South Yubs Cans! Compapy, in News-+ St Bae SATURDAY, the Ba day of GIBBON is responsible, and will} — nrite~ ‘ pi] ville in Eureka Township and known as the Hayago.L.dge being a north extension of the said~Banbury Ledge, fourteen hundred féet in extent. Also all tunnels and , improvements thereon together with the dips, spurs and angles, and also all metals, ores, and silver bearing quartz therein and-all rights and. privileges thereante belonging, inchiding houses, mines and thachinery be sold to satisfy said judg: ment together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pitblic sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, forcast n*Uni ted States guld coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on ~ Saturday, May 16th, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A.M. and.6 o’clocx, BP. M, : Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1874, : GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. : By A, -WPotter, Under sheriff. Viles Searls, Atty, 3 Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, bocation of-principal piace of business, Sen Francis.o, California. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given ‘that at a meeting of the Directors }held on the Thirteénth day of April, 1874, an assessment (Number Thirty (ine of One Dollar (-—-$1 00—)—per share was levied tipon the capital stock of said coimpany, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 San-ome St., San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain anpald on Wednesday, 20th Gay of May, 1574,, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for s*le at public auction, and unless pay—— be made before, will be sold on TF Ivth, 1874, to pay the Tiday, June delingnent assesement, together with cost of advertising and expenser of sule. By order of the Board ot Trustees. THOMAS DERBY. Secretary Otfice—No. 320 Sansome Street,San Fi unisen, California, al6 Two Kugines? lox BR. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, in. tubes. “Hoisting ana Punipir One Engine 18x42 in, built by H. & Ov, 8an Francisco; biskhcs wo Boilers, 48 in, diameter, 16 feet long, 8 in, tubes. : Six 5-slamp Batteries. : Fight Pans!’ Pumps, Columps, Track Tron, Cars, ete, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class t dine— This machinery te all complete afd in good orders Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Neva. ee eo] rete Feandry, 1 ow STOKES’ HOTEL, — CORNER OF MAIN & CHURCH STS., Grae Valley. . This Hotel is ex} ressty adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, ‘Try it, ar W. Cc STOKKe DR. T 3B, ESMOND, ~~ * Formerly of Washington, I ASremoved to Nevada, and solic t: the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and Vicinity, Office and residence o W ter Sire t, three-doors from corner, 9 R, m. BUNT, Me ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN, “ea EY —-: BA CITY JOBN (NDERAON, (RNEY AT Law, A AND— : JUSTICE OF THE PRACK, 1 + Black, David . Geo. G, Allan, (the said David . . corporated city.in th per cent per an-. i Therefore: N . Wednesday, June.10th, 1874, is recorded . In the Township of Meadow Lake, County ell and L. #, Butts, Ju hydraulic pipes, hose, waterditches, water pees. 1rTLE 1¥—OFGrimes agatust the guilty of a misdemeanor. . EAS, one-fourth of the number j "of the Legal Voters of Meadow Lake . Township having filed with the Cl of the of “a “a bg petition ying for: ection to votee. theques Tron aed LIQUOR LICENSB” 6r ** No Li. QUOR ron gale Pied seid oe ge jursuant to an Act of thBegisiat ure 0 the State of California, entitled *' An Act to permit the vc ters of ievery township or ine to vote on the question of granting license to. sell intoxicating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1574. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an Election will be held on -~ of Nevada, to vote on the Question of ‘*Liwor License” or ‘‘No Liquor License” said ection being calléd and ty be held pursuant to said Act of the Legisiature. . The officers of Election and the place of Election at the respective precincts as follows: Truckee Precinct—Pulls at Keiser's Hotel. J. V. Hoag Inspector, JN B. Cruthers, Judges:Sd Boca Precinct— Polls: ~ Tnker’s Station Precinct. Polls at Tinker’s Hotel,. _W. Richardson, Tnspector — T. Fenton and D. F. Potwine, Judges, — Elective Fran hise. . ; Section 41. Every person charged wit the pertormanceof any duty under the pro‘visions of any law of this State relating to elections whv wilfully neglects or retuses to perform it, or who in his cfficial capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of ‘any of the provisions of such law is, uvless a different plinishment for such an act or Omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exsvedtion five years, or by both3 Sec. €2. Every person who wilfully causes, procures, or allows hiniseif to be registered in the Great Register of any county knowing hims-. f not to be entitled to such registration, is punishable by fine’ not x ug one thousand-deHars;or by imprisonment in the County. Jail or State Prison not excéeding one year, or bv both. In all cases where on-the trial of -@ person charged with any offense under the. provisions of this section, it appears incvidence that the accused stands registe:ed an-the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court must order buch registration to be canceled. Sec. 43. Every person who, after being duly required by the Board of Judges at any election, refuse to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any rtinent questions ae tog by such rd,-touching his right .or the right of any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. : Sec, 44. Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Board of heyistration, who wilfully disobeys such sumnions, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec. 45. Every person nut entitled tovote who fraudulently v«tes, and every person who votes more than unce at any one election or knowingly hands in two or . more tickets folded together, or chanyes any\ballotafter the same has been @epus to add, any ballot to thos: legally polled at any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box before voters at the polls; except the conveyance .to whom such bribe is given or offered to -intimidations, or—unlawful_violence, -wil-+ jog¢ of musenlar power, palpitation of the ited in the ballot-box. or adds or attimptsS. SRIVATE MEDICAL AID. ° oj Quick Cures & Motdierate Charge vote differently from what such elector in ; j tended or desired to vote, Ke is guilty ofs. Qs ————— ae guil DR. W. K, DOHERTY’S . Sec 54. Ev who,, WKH intent}. . Os to promote the Giactteh BF bite, of hy Medical and Surgical Institute, other. person either, see 5 ; spose 1. Furnishes entertainment at his expepse to any meeting of electors preVipus of durifig anelection. ~~ . -2, Pays for, proetres, or engages for any such entertainment. : [Founded in 1953.] od, 1 to’ pay ‘Ne. 519 Sacramento Street, 3. Furnishes or*engages to pay or deliver money or perty for the purpose of 4 g the onda of voters at the polis, or fof the purpose of compeusating any person for procuring the attendance of. Corndr-cf Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors ~ below the What Cheer Honse] Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid; in the Treatnient and Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of : , Secresy : AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted. OCTOR: W; K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks tohis numerous ints for their patronege and this Opportunity toremind theni that he of voters who are sick or infirm. 4. Furnishes or engages to psy or deliver any money or prope for any purpose intended to : the election of any candidate, except fer e expenses of hoiding and conducting-public meetings, and of printing and of circulating ballots, handbills, and. other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. See, 55 Every person who, being-a -can-lection, offers or agrees tof ure the a intment of any particttlar to__office as a —induce= wert Ben 3 mént or consideration to any person to vote Fcire of chronic diseasesof the Lungs,Liver, for, or procure or aid in procufing the elec. Kidneys, Digestive; amd Genito-Urinary Ortion of such candidate, is guilty of a-misde, and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphimeanor. oe ‘ : ~ big in all its forms and stages, Sciminal bec. 56. Every person, not being a can. Weakness, and all the horrid cénsequences didate; whocommunicates any offer made) of self-abnse, Gonurke@a, Gleet, Strictures in violation of the last section to Bny per-. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexuai son, With intent to indnee him-te—vete for! pebility, Diseases of the Back ind Loins, or to procure the election of the candidate . Jnfiammation of the Bisdder and the Kidmaking the offer, isguilty of a misde-. neys, etc., and he hopes that his long expemeanor, : rr rience and successful practice will continue Sec. ** 84, 35, 86. Every person who gives . to insure hima share of public patronage. or offers to bribe any officer or mem ‘By the practice of many years in Europe of any legislative caucus, political con-. and the United States he is enabled to apply yention, Committee, prima: election, of . the tnost efficient and successful remedies political gathering of any kind,.held for . against.diseases of all kinds. He uses no the purpose of nominating candidates for . mercury, charges moderate, treats his paoffices of honor, trust, .or profit in this . tients in a correct and honorable way, and State with intent to influence the persou . has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectabflity and high standing in-society. “All parties consulting him, by jetter or otherwise, will teceive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. : be more favorable "to ove candidste than. avother, and every person, member of. either of the bodies in this section -men-. tioned, -who reeefive_or offers to receive apy such bribe, is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison not less than one hor more than fourteen years. : Sec. 58. Every person whe by threats, $ To Fema'es. ; When a female. is enervated or_afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back—and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, fully hinders or prevents electors . from J asseinbling in blic “meeting for the consideration 0 public. questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec, 9. Evéty personwho wilfully disturbr or breaks up any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering. public questions, is guilty of a misdemésnor,. Sec.60: Every person who makes, offers or. accepts apy bet or wager upon the re sult of any election, or upon ter snocess or failure of any person or candidate; or npon the numbcr of votes to be. cast either in the aggrégate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast uponany person, is. guilty of a misdemeanor, Bec. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relatiug to elections, is, unless a difierent punishment fer knch volation ea by this Code, punishable by a a fine not exceeding one thousand dvllars, or by imptisonment in the State Prison not exceeding fiye years or hy beth, heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility hysteria. sterility and al} other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once to the celebrated remate Doctor, W. K. Donerry, at his Mbdicai Institute, and cofisult him about her troubles and diseases. . Let no false delicacy prevent you, bit apply immniediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature . death. 3 ; a To Corresjondents,* “Patients.male or female residing in any part desire the opinion and advice of; Dr. Doherty, in their respective cases, 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 MOSP SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. .If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully -polled, other -ballots-while the sameare being counted or canvassed, 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 invulidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election retarns, or in any manver so iuterferes with the offi cers holding such etection—-or—conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such election, as to prévent sich election or canvass wm being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46, Every pereon not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to vote more than once at any election, is Sec. 47. very: person who procures, aide, assists, counsels or advises another to give or offer-his vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified te vote; is guilty of a misdemeanor. “Seo. 48, Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any poil list, er. in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking apy therctroni, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box b-fere or atter-the ballots therein have been counted, : r adds to ox mixes with. or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots pulled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the in tert to change the result of such election, or allow another to do so when in h 6 power to prevent it, or carries eway or destrceys or knowingly allows another to carry away,or destroy, any poll list, ballot-bex, or ballots lawfully polled, is puni-hwble by -impris-onment in the State Prison for not tess than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an clection, who, previous to prt. ting the ballot of an-elector in the ballot bex, attempts to find out any nameon sich ballot, or who opens, op siiflers the folded ballot of any elector which has been hanued in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the bailot-box. or who makes or places apy mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to axécrtain the name of any person for whom the electcr has voted, or who, withyut the consent of the elector, discloses thé name ot any person which such Inspector, J-dge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally discovered to have beeen voted for by~such ector, is punishable by fine, not less than ftnor more than five hundted doblers. Seo.“8Q. Every person Who forges or counterfeitsreturns of an election purporting to have been held at a@ precinct, town, or ward-where nePicetion was in fact held, or'wifally rubstitut orged oF counter . teit p turns of election inthe place-of the true'returns, for a precinct, fon or ward where no election wasactually he inbable By imprisonment in the Prison for aterm of net ess than twa Do taore than ten years. . Bec. 51. Lvery person who wilfully ac is] to, or subtracts: frum, the vetes, ages : cast et an -cleetion, in any returns,6. who alters such returys, is punisliabie by im prisonment im the State Prise for not leas tha one normore than fx years. _ Bee, 62. Every per, who aids or abets in the commission ef any offense. meution. ed in the four proceeding rections, or who being pres ut tor cognizant of the cow mmission of either such offeuers does not xive information thereof as soon as prac tivab'e te the District Attormey or Grais ty ol-the prop F ceurty, or fo some Jiistice f the Feace of sul -eounty, is pup shable by jurprisonment—m-—tice €yrnty — £ dail tora peried of wk mortis, or in we Mate Prison not exceeuing two years : dec. 53 t very per-un who, b threats, mevaces, bribery-or az means, either directly ot seupts to influenoe ary ele Voter deter bin: trom Ving the sume, oF sttempt by aby wears whatever te ane, & strats, Winger? or disturb any elector.) thc free exc P ses the right of suffrage or ou -. -for-Patent for the Mount Oro Placer Mine; nieh & ay elector Wishing 10 vote. w cont y Pent, With ~atioket “ifernong o: diss ah ho evector tOsan, rand det CbWab ) Roe Wootten oPprte ter « CHARLES id ‘ ‘ s quecomee x ‘ Or derrsthis 84s lect at se stich Pais om ne. . F¥ICE on Beoad Strcet Beobrian'’s . Gen, Ly CavieR an cousing MMO Ge oe Revada Gily, April Wd, “4 © sricon. eievaler: opt tte Veto lors Elon ig hy ) oRed ed a : ‘ Fe > , i Le Poi . ~ e Pe ~~ oS : = a eee oe wilt be-unnecessary;—an instruc tions, for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of . the case itself, (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 condition require immediate attention, Rend ten dollars, coin fer that value in Currency] by MAIL or WELLS, Fan. Go & Co's Express, ont a package of medicine will be bent to yu.* address with the } ‘} necessary instructions tur use. Consulta~. tions by letter or otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no p#y.rmatorrhca. ) DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own -views and experience in relation to Impo, tenet or Virility, being a:short—treatise—on . Spermatorrhcea, of 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. Address, W. BE. DOHERTY, M.D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made and entered at Special session, on Monday, May llth, A. D. 1874. : ._ A. B. BRADY, '. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McCoy, FRANK PAUSON, 5 Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison, Clerk. No. 657,Application for a Patent to a _ Mining Claim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Oal,, April 24, 1874, YT OTICE is hereby given that:-Lewis Voss whose Post Offica is-Oolfax. Placer County, Calitornia, has made application situate in Mount Oro Mining District, Nevada Soumty. Califurnia, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at 4 stake in a stone mound standing 15.66 chains south of the \ Section Post on North line of Section 3 Lown. ship16 North, Range 10 East, Mc unt Diablo Base and Meridian. Thence on a true line variation 18° E. West 29.00 chains to a sta e from which a sugar pine 36 inches in diameter bears N 20° W 28_ links distant. Tbence on a true liné Sonth 24,52 chains to a stake from which a black oak & .nches in dinmeter bears 8 444° E97 links distant. Thence.on a true line Kast, 30.00 chains to stake in the center of Section 3, Township 16 North, Kange 10 East. Thence on a true line South 21.00 chaibs tw a ‘stake from which a Yellow Pine 40 inches in 4iatneter bears N 23° W 107 links -c istant, ao ae ie Fast 40 00 chains toa stake on the line between Sections 2 and 3 standing 20-chains south of the Quarter ae caring nt @ stake snarked N. QL. peat encaon a-true-Hie North 2000 {> o 1 (National Qvartz Lode No‘) on north chains i. Scetion corner between Seétiona er kK, Q. L, Nol, (Republic Quertz 2-and 3, Township 16, North, Range 10 East No 1) on thesout. side, and standing 44.52 chains to a stake from which a sugar on She worsh bide of the 'Hwreke otihetr ad, n:ne 40 inches in diameter bears 8, 27° E, and from which the corner post~eommon 124 links distant. “B. i. No.6" ‘Thence t@ Sections 7 and 6, t-and48, fp isnt ity on a true line west 40,00chatgs ta the place . ©;Mt Diablo Base and Mefidian, bears N of beginning, avd containing 227-12 acres, . o-, * West 64. OR che distant; —Phevee-on-yand being a portion of the N 4 of Section . ® true line-veriatiop (T° Sy’ E 2 S15 Ww and Ny of SE \ of Section 3, ownship,16 3.03 chs to a stakermnarked “N No 6” on the North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and . N F end “2B Ny3" on the SE, ‘Thence on a Meridian, Said lecation is held by tis aptree ling ‘ GW 10 Abs Gross Eureka. -plicant by parchase from J. C, Linerman, ps oon , 3.50 chains cross North Blooma ‘et. al. Patrick Campbell’ and ‘Slavia Rese, field Ditchruns westerly 37.68 chs ret-a No record of location ef this ground hus ptSho markeg “i @ L, Nos” from which ‘aves haat i Adjaininy clarmauts 7 black oak 8 inches in diameter bears 8 78> the Mainmoth Blue Gravel Company on 13 links distant, A black oak 6 imehes dithe North, East and South Sr ameter bears 18° W 14 links distant end a blaék oak & inches diameter bears 8 75 td W 21 links distant. Thence ona true Jing N 8% 00° E 3.03 chs pass through stak ee . 2, at-& endl of the line of the lode. i . ter bears § ence on a true Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. United States-Land Office, Sacramento. Cal. March 26th, 1874. YT OTICE is hereby given, That David W. Snapp, whose Post Office is. North bioomfield, Nevada County, Cal., bas made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing gold with surfaee ground 400 feet in wi th, situate in Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in-the plat and — notes on file in this office as follows, viz 3; Survey of Exterior Boundaries, ae AlDpéers>neWolding any ‘rse claim thereto are lereby required to’ present the Raine before this office ~ within. sixt days from the first day eg bereoti T. B. MCPARLAND, Register. Chas. H. W Yunity Atty, Sacramento. ap2s . set a stake murked ‘RQ T. No &’ a black oak 92 mehes india 69@ W 12 links distant. 2 oe : line N 3> 00° W 37.78 ch cross center of N ie Mo 548. ty ditch, 3 U8 chs stake marked N ie (ET sce 4+ No 3,0u theN Wand R GL No6é on! App seation fora Patent.to Min the SW. ‘Phcnce on « truc-iine s 33> 13 } j ifg Claim t f bh chsto plas >of beginning and coniniz 22.77 acres and being @ portion of . . 49 of Section 17, Township 18 North’ ange 11 East, Mt. Dinbio Base aud Meridian, Said location wae 5 oF 7 by, Wim R. Cary, Thos. Saddl r, John Shand ++ -M-~ Hathaway, R. Banbe try, Robt. Bindsy D. Conley, G@. W-Shegrer and E, Crandall, Pisagag) apne sen be * ee nang pega _ National Q. M eg ol . 1 corded In B 3, page 392 Mining claim Placer min Yada. Records of Nivadn Couaty, 1600 feat was County Mining Dj ict, Nevada Cou i ‘ ; Califer br, ind deecribed in “he viat and cated ey this applicant, June 3, 1873, re-, UNIFED STATES LA? D OFFICE, Steere t6, Cal. Merch 1th, 1k74, AY OTICE t8' hereby given that J) AN. BACHTAL an Whot: Post Offiée is Net county, California, have m tice op filein this office as foalows, yiz : + varded B 5. _p.ge a4 sxme records, AdjoinUpon eugyeyd lead, being the Sof NE . ing Maimanis are-owners of the National us LNB MofN WA and Ss of ny . Quartz ods on the north. SE of \W Pee INE OE wD. : innde By these Applicaniw and o or, RaMHe Defore: ths offive within sixtv days thers of ar won they have since purchased, in. the . {0M the first Sate, ing hereof. wonth of danuary, 1869 Adjoining vinime a « FAL.LAND, Register. Mine Ch Whe South ownerwet the Neva ia . CD88. He Wyman, «.teormey. m 31 juin Claims, f ‘ “. ef Caliiurnia, and whose businexs and Post Office addrese is Nevads continues to ‘consult.at his Institute for the . Application for a Patent to Min: ed eh rere. _ UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE. . Sucramente, Cal. April.zsthytwid. : OTICE ia hereby given that the fon , Yuba Canal Company, a Corpo auly organized under the Laws of the State principal place of city, Nevada County, California, have application to the Government ef the Uni. ded, Btates for, Patents. tothe follow eribed Placer Mining Claims: ‘The ki Claim,” ‘The Uhicken Point Claim,” Ps the “Smith Powell Clim," situated in thy You bet Mining District, in Nevada Count State of California, and described as 1cilows, tu-wit: On surveyed aud tminera) lands in Township 16, North Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Méridiau aud in the district of land subject to sule at Sacramen; to, Califurnia. Said Piacer Mining-—Ciaine being bounded and deseribed in the pigy a field Lutes on file in this Ofice a8 fo} wand would teke/ 18t~ Lhe Exteris .Bomudaries of the King= = Claiuis. J, trou whiest @ live oak Bash bears North 4;> East6s liaks distuut, thence in # ‘true line Variation 17> 30° East :°3 lo? 15" w 9.05 claius tu apugar pine 30 inches in di. ameter Marked 'D . Ne 2 ; thence N. g9o W 21,78 chains to Post No 4, m the Chalk Bluttsurvey of Timmons ground marked C, 4. C. Nod, and following along Tim. tons” line to st. ke C. B. Cr No 6; thence N 29> 15° E crossing suiall ravine running N-Wand crossii.g Arkulsua Canon to a spruce tree 24 inches in diameter. marked D C. Sod, on sotith side $2.19 chains. Thence N 68° Eto a stake-in rock mound trom Which # spruce 4 inches iu diameter bears StvyO W 94 links distant 10.18 chaing. — ‘Theticé 3 61>" crossing—section ‘line be. tween Sections 29 and 40, Towuship 16, N K.10E Mount Disblo Base ang Meridian 38.90 chains South of corucr common te Sec 19, 20, 20; 00} 15,38 «:hains to an-Gux tree ib luches du diameter marked DC, Nod on . the south side standing SU-links above the Dacling Diggings. Thence 8 7s? 30’ E following-aloug the original line of the “Dar. ing cluiins” ascending thé sufnmit ofCaulk Blutl toa stake op Suuth Yuba Diteh inéreed D.C,‘NU. 6 from which a black oak 30 Inches in diamcter bears 5 25° (25 links distant aad a biack oak 18 inches in diameter bears N95 W 32 links distant 53.70 chains. ‘bhgnce, South teS bk to a black ouk 364nch@® in dianieter marked D. C. No 7, 6.36 Jinks. Tience'N 73> 3’ Weto a stake, D. CoNo 8, standing in an old Reser. voir and front.which au old Pine Tree, § inches in diameter be rSouth 25 1-2 West i4tinks distant, $2.20 chains. Thence ¥ 6a? 3’ W—erpssitre—Section tine between, Sections 2 anu 30, 14.80\chains North of & “} post 22.20 chains to stake at piace of beginbing, coulsiming £9 67-10 aweres, aecording ef the country, however distant, who. TUPY+-the Camite q Stutes systeingt. surveys: Said Kings sdaisu ~“ adjuin op north the claims of Foley and others and vacabt lend on the east, the centre of Chaik Blutf ridge ou the south, the claims of. Hussey Brothers, on the west the claims of Vimmons aud vacant land, 2d—The Exverior Boundaried ot the Chick~en Point Ulaims are des foliows rived a8 Commencing ata black-oak treet inch in diameter ‘f-No 9, (Limmons No. 9) standing on the east stue of the Chalk Bluff and You Bet Road. Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ E.S 27> 3’ W 4,97 chains to “a btack oak 20-inches ia. diameter marked ‘Lt Now, standing on top of a high bank.— Fhence 8 i560 45" W29.50 to « biack oak 18 inches im diameter marked ‘fT Nu 11. Thence 622° Ww Kast 10 Chaiis Crossing and reerosting the-Chalk Bluff Ditech aud a deep eut the out.et ot the Coat'’s diggings to » black pak 8 inches in diameter marked CP ¢Ch.cken Pout No 4. “thence south 7,70 ¢hains to a bisck vak 12 inches in diameter ‘marked C P Nod, trom which the Section Post common to dections J] aud 32 on third parallel) north bears5-35>-W-26.17 chains. Thence hast ti-sw chains to a blake Marked — CP Not from which « black oak 40 inches in diam ter bears N.64> W 30 links distant ane a bjack o k 12 inches in diameter bears south 16, E 46 links distant. Thence N 5u* 20’ ib 7.05 chains toa pine tree 22 inches ry diameter CP No 7 Ptanding @ chains west of where Chalk -Biuft Ditch crosses Putts raviue or Capon. 'Ticuce N 30’ W 39.40 chains cros ing Patts Kavine or canon to a stake Inuarked CP NGS trom which a Diack oak LU 1uches in diameter bears N 23° W 5y tinss distaritand a bisck cak 1) inches in diameter bears N 2446S b 4) linker dis tunt, ‘Thence N 64° ov’ W crosping Patts mVine or canon 2.24 chains to tue place of beginning, contaming 62 and 5-100 acres, according to the Urated States system of surveys. The ¢.gimes adjoining said Chickeu Puint Claims are bounded om the north by the Tinninons claims, oR the East by ¥acant or unclaimed growud, on the sotith by Vacant ground, ena ou tle West’ by Tim mens aud Vacant pround, 3d—The Exteriur Boundafies of the Smith' PowelGlaim or Mining Ground are . dtscribed as foliows :. €om cue, at a Stike marked B C (for Birds sJereck No 6 standing Gu east Bide ot Wale Ravine, Thelce on 4-true lne ne 18> fast N 14> 30’ W 4.90 cheins lowing along the hne of the You Bet claims to a stake marked BC No 7. Thence N 21> b3,88 chai sto a stake marked BC No’. Thence N 7° 45° & 1.76 chs toa stake murked Bb C No, ‘Thence N 22> 15’ W 0.30 links to a point oa ibe perpendicular bank where the You Bet-cleimn line strikes tb of the Simith Powell dine. “hence on atros line N 13> 1 7.9% chatus along the face of ® high bank parallel with audou uv west side of Wilcox Ravive to a pein the line of the Emigrant claim 1.54:chuins N E of. cor: net No 2. : Thence NéAq> 15’ E 11,28 chews along the ue of tHe Emizrantociaim to s 6take marked %. Thence N 3u? W 4.39 chains to astak warked No 4 standing on the ridgefiear the Chalk Bluff Road at the sfuer ol the Emigrant Company's ie Phence N 76] yo’ BE B.is chains t nu cak stulup stamiuug ou the base of a high bank. Then é ona line N > 56° East sf Chains to a stake marked 5 ¥ CU Or [south ¥ubsanal Co. Lhence s6> so’, £ 7.98 chuins, eressing. old diggin 8 to a stake burked S YC. ‘heuece 5 zi> Wo chase to-a stake in a stoue niound marked $Y 0, Theuce S 172 W 5 chains to a stake maursed 8 YC, frei which a pine 18 inches in diameter bears N 13> vO’ W 55 links ditynit. Thence m aio 45' W Z.17 chains ws stake marked SY Ci drom which r black Winches in diameter be rs 3/80 1-25 WO Luks distant "Thence § 55> W 5 89 chains \me 14.65 chains to a stake lunuaed SY C.— Thence N 125-30 W iu Luks to piace of ginu.ng, coAtaining 26 and o4-iw acred &ec Tuimg to the Uniea States ryoiem . of 8UrTveys. Theadjoting clams Leing on the North the kuwigranut aud Rese & Duryes miiiing yrouod, on ihe South by the mining elaim of Alkins, on ihe Yrs by Bore Duryea min bpzround and on the west ¥~ the You Ret ciaims / Ali porsons hoiding any adverse xsi the roto ate Ben bs required to jr cept the Some Deidre the degister kad becdiver, See Talento, Cal, Witnig, .ixty day$—from first way oF publishing ner apyg TB. ou Ba PAND, Register. a ae ’ ol pe i holding any vwiverse cl-im there s-aPe 'ePDs KheQuire dt ty present the) APPY RE} LER FOR N Eee ee Lory dutty De rood tn early life. Manhood restored. Imped. OBSTACL’ § 10 MARRIAGE. . oe ~ Asses,x6eu1 Netice. re -—— = a POC BCL Fhs ove New York Ces7 iments t mmrtinge re * ; Minium : OY. BL atePakf ans. peo : #e Telucved, New methed . )Ob Ceres ied bin Gisvel J Hiri Cileooneth Abty tor Appuiccgt T \ Of Seatuent. New and remarkable reme-. Copifenuy. are ice by notired thet 98 8 x »Abty tor App ticuns. x ie *. books sud cireniars tent free, i: . meting brid or: eiuccsy Apts 18th, 1874, Pb OOS, mo MCLEE eee Akdtens HOWARD (AB. fen aneneme tot tw ccioe joF sia pe Was te . Gtase Voter pragdiee 2 Benth Ninth vtpet . i vie on the Cx nat st ch cr the Compe nc itty —Otwinees of Woo : ei tades) *.— 8b irtitution eg a} BS, payabie imum cists ly io the : ecretary: =< Se eee Ses 74 Neyada, Apri! 21.84 ~ 1 Pg S * e ra < Ss == a — 4, * = ae fae ae = es eeSS x a , ¢ " She o ~ ett & ® 2k see Sie ing des. Commencing at a stake marked D. O No. = oo The Dail “95, BROWN, Trauseript Blo TERMS OF T One Year—in advai Six Months, ‘ Three Months, ‘* Per-week, T went; Rates for Advertit fst insertion ; $1 pe sequent insertion, © ~_wertisers BROAD STR AMES COLL, ways supplied PORK, MUTTON 2 Orders filled trom vered at their k= Give me a call. Newads,; Mareh ; JOHN H. EALER IN .% VRAL, COR PORE, ke. Meats sold at re Shop on Broad Str. Theutre. . eo BY WAY OF NEVADA aid CHEAP C. H ; Proewanpnre Mark gooas,‘*Ca tand.” : Teams always ¢ through without < this way there is a either frou Sacra) Ja DENT R. P. EL! an Office, ‘In Kidd’s Bail. z Si! Asch] e@ prepared Mechanical 7 QO) ‘(atest and mostapy Artificial Teeth i Vulcanite and “Al guaranteed as to qi Visits made at ré Nevada, May 30t! = ZL. County : AND U, 8, DI © IVIL AND LAND 8sUR\ NEV! a, Office at the . Deftat the Daily Us will meet with pro Eureka Stage rm (S os RAGE (Si o'clock, Ai My for Eureka, Moi Fridays at same hc Returning will le Sundays ‘excepted ‘weekly from Eure} r New HINDS & : OULD resps pleof Nevac ng Plies that tye Grocery anf ON COMME Nearty opposite tu t he Store tormer]v. everything ta tee PROV] \ eG VE We willstwaya be Rew in oGF line of . ean alWiys rely up West market ¢ * ZB de howe: vw the best bar, of the ‘HI / 412 Califor: . Lendon : Mew York Ag iin ’ 2 Street @. bY i i : ant Capita? stick. B.Dvieives e Colle ehange and Buition Letters » bic = Oredi¢ a “SPREDE OK F ‘ as I@x. steal

v ___-apon-the public by using the bames of erm“= Wonfidencé, dimdenes in approaching strang “tt NSTABLISHED in 1854, for the treat E ment of Sexual and’ Seminal Diseasex Such as. Gomorrhea,Gleet, Stricture, Syphilin all ifs forms, Seminal Weakness, Im ‘ potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Uleerated egs success: ully *reated. DR. GIBBON has the pleastre of sn‘ mouncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Earope, and has fresumed practice st his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Streét, corner of Commercial, San Prancisco, where his old patients and those requiring his’ ces may find him. The Doctor_has spared meither time nor money in seeking out new remedies, and has with increased facili ties for the ‘elleviation of human suffering. — Horrible Diseases. 9f-from virus . “absorbed into the. system Look at_their . Did, etpacisted end a faces and Sette broken:-down ~, fying them for ‘the cr agg wie eg hoof er ttL< enjoyment of . life. In this horrid gituation thousands suffer until death closes ‘the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of these who are @ufferiug with any of these hérrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and «cured before it be'toolate. Send them inmédiately to Dr. Gibbon,'s physician who has made_private disease his especial sturty for years, and who is certain to cure tae most invetefate cases without peagowrs or 4njurious drags. It is importamt to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfareof their frends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who Anfcest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, impusing tment physicians from Europe and other places, Be, therefore, eareful and make wtrict inquiries, or You may fall into the bends of those charlatans. : —— hed nage is Seminel Emissions, the consequence ‘Welt abuse ‘This solitary vice, or depraved . twexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to amalmost unlimited extent, producing with certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark sspota under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringing in the ears; a likethe rustling of ‘leaves and the rattling of ‘chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknéss of the limbs, wanfused vision. blunted intellect, loss of 4 disiie to form new a, ero an 8 disposition to shun’ pts ; = — ory. héstic flushes, pimples and various ern ico akon the face, furred tongue, “fetid breath, supe, consumption, uight sweats, monomant 42d frequent insanity. U relief be not obtained, go afflicted should apply immediately, either in ' person_or by letter, and ha : cure effected y his new and scientific, = treating rs) this diseose, which never fails ffecting quick and radicaleure. Dr, G. ive One Hundred Dobars to any one who prove satisfactorily to him that he .wascured of this complaint by either of the San sje 4 re oO @ SS “Francisco pr. ——+f-8ix-Phonsand two bu Sonesetere Spee Canon Creek and cenaiating Claims” hounded as follows : On the south Bhs ws cee Wi beeen 4 , State of Califernis, in and: {.r the County of Nevada; against R. CO Thom, ead and G Allan being made jeg deTenfiaot herein, that their pyght be determined) for the sum Of six thousand two hundred dollars, with inyo frorn the date of said judgnum till paid. all payabje in United States gold coin er with costs of suit taxed at. $10 50, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $200, in U. 8. gold coin, which said jucgment in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District . Court on psges 362, et seq., and where-. as it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth . in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed and . the xty therein described, to-wit :— . All and singular that certain lot or parcel . .of mining ground lying and situate at, on and near Republican Hill, near North Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County, Bloomfield Township and known as ‘Black’s Jacob's Fist claims” {86 called] and claims of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company, snd on the east byVvacant ground. Also, all tunnels, cuts, sluices, rights and privileges, tail rights and privileges and every variety of mining property thereunto belonging erin sarywise appertaining. Also all of the'certain ditch taxing water fro the South Fork ef Humbug ~Creek and known as Jacob’s Ditch, about % of.a mile in extent together with t e wa ter right thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided one-balfof that certain ditch ‘known as the Ender Ditch taking water from the same fork of said Humbug Creek togéther with the water privileges thereunto belonging, Also all of that certain ditch. connecting with said mining claims known as the‘Favorite Ditcn,” together with the waterprivileg-s thereunto belonging. Alvo the one undivided two-thirds of ali of that certain Quartz mine, vein or ledge or lode known asthe ~‘Hilineis Quarts Ledge” situ ited at, in and near Rocky Glenn Ravine in the township of Eureka in said Nevada County atid about one mile due south from the town of Eur+ks Sonth, together with tuppels and_minin perty thereunto belongi g. Also a like-interest, undivided in and to that certain quartz mill situated in said ravine, 500-feet distant from said ledge and known a% Blacx & Young’s mill. together with a like interest in the machinery efevery description thereunto belong: ing. Also a interest in and to all buildings of every description at and near said mill and all lands occupied by said buildings, Also the one undivided three-cights of all of that certain Quartz Ledge situated in Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesaid and known asthe Banbury Ledge situated about 300 ards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miilcommencing at a large Sugar Pine Tree standing 100 feet northof a resérvoir-at the head of said ravine and extending 700 feet each way. from said tree, along 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 described. Alhwo the one undivided one-fourth of all of that _certain.quartz ledge situated about one < wplarried Men, “Or those who contemplate. marriage, who are suffering any Of thease fearful miladies, should not forget the sacred reSpunsibility resting upon them, nor-delay to obtain immediate relief. = . Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon‘s office or sending for p#ckages of medicines may rely Hpon his assurance of confidential secrecy . with implicit faith, and no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration. of services rendered, considering tho. circumstances of the cases, rather than a tov prevaleut and: #dilish practice of extortion among qir °and pretenders. DK. give to each pationt a written , instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home.Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of ¢ime the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the eountry, with full and plain direction for use. By enclosing T DOLLARS in eein, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., m pavkage of medicine will be forwarded by express to ong of the Union, Address DR. . GIBBON, 623 Kearney wtrect, commer Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957, : = Private entrance on Commercial. treet. Remember to put BOX 2067 on the let. er, Consultations FREE, @7 Correspondents will. please inform GIBBON fhat they sead his advertise "myl N EXECUTION TO i ivered, is@néd ont ef-the District Court-of th ; dicial District, in and for the vaca, State of California, April 25d, 1874, «pv a judgment rende #aid Courton the 20th day of Ceteber, 1873; 4 fuyor of Tionans Findley and against the ntual Gold Mining Comp fort e*un and Ei btyone and 23-100 dollare Gamagee, with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per’ annum tii) paid, together with $72 70 costa and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs. : ___ Thave levied up-n the following describ#1 property, heretofore attached, to-wit ;— That cerinin quartz ledge and all the pruparty of defendant, situated in F: reks Tp. ’ Nevada County, Cal. known as thé “Jim toine,” or mine of the. Mutual Gold Mining “o. being aout four miles southerly from the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, of 1400 feet upon the Qiarts lode or vein known and recorded a8 the Jim Quariz ledge commencing for a northerly boundsry at a point on unid ledee indicated by a burnt pir e tree and extending thence southatly upon and following the true course of asid Tode or vein and orgsaing Little Osnoe Creek at Xynn und Reeby's old gravol digsings 14°0feet toa slake for a southerly Soundrry, together with all. improvements thereon cousigiiagin par$ of a dive stamp erushing nih, hoisting: » machinery of all Kinds, buildings aad all appurtengn. ees thereunty belon-ing of It anywise appertaicing: ese ‘ Nott eis hereby given that I will expose I ¥ VIRTUE to public sale si) the abewe decribed -ferty to the highest bidder, for cash, in} front of the Court House deor, in the city t Nevade,on ‘ Saturday, June 6th, 1874. Between the hours of Bo’eloox, A. M. and So'elock P.M : Given unuder my bend thie 26th day of April, 1874. _@, W, RMITH, Bheriff. ; , By A. W. Potter, Under sberiff. Dibble & Byrie, Piffe Attys. Annu i Meeting. Ts Anna! Meeting of the Stockhoklers 5 Vi of be Masonic Hall Association ‘os evads City, will he beld at the affice of the South Yubs Cans! Compapy, in News-+ St Bae SATURDAY, the Ba day of GIBBON is responsible, and will} — nrite~ ‘ pi] ville in Eureka Township and known as the Hayago.L.dge being a north extension of the said~Banbury Ledge, fourteen hundred féet in extent. Also all tunnels and , improvements thereon together with the dips, spurs and angles, and also all metals, ores, and silver bearing quartz therein and-all rights and. privileges thereante belonging, inchiding houses, mines and thachinery be sold to satisfy said judg: ment together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pitblic sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, forcast n*Uni ted States guld coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on ~ Saturday, May 16th, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A.M. and.6 o’clocx, BP. M, : Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1874, : GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. : By A, -WPotter, Under sheriff. Viles Searls, Atty, 3 Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, bocation of-principal piace of business, Sen Francis.o, California. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given ‘that at a meeting of the Directors }held on the Thirteénth day of April, 1874, an assessment (Number Thirty (ine of One Dollar (-—-$1 00—)—per share was levied tipon the capital stock of said coimpany, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 San-ome St., San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain anpald on Wednesday, 20th Gay of May, 1574,, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for s*le at public auction, and unless pay—— be made before, will be sold on TF Ivth, 1874, to pay the Tiday, June delingnent assesement, together with cost of advertising and expenser of sule. By order of the Board ot Trustees. THOMAS DERBY. Secretary Otfice—No. 320 Sansome Street,San Fi unisen, California, al6 Two Kugines? lox BR. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, in. tubes. “Hoisting ana Punipir One Engine 18x42 in, built by H. & Ov, 8an Francisco; biskhcs wo Boilers, 48 in, diameter, 16 feet long, 8 in, tubes. : Six 5-slamp Batteries. : Fight Pans!’ Pumps, Columps, Track Tron, Cars, ete, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class t dine— This machinery te all complete afd in good orders Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Neva. ee eo] rete Feandry, 1 ow STOKES’ HOTEL, — CORNER OF MAIN & CHURCH STS., Grae Valley. . This Hotel is ex} ressty adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, ‘Try it, ar W. Cc STOKKe DR. T 3B, ESMOND, ~~ * Formerly of Washington, I ASremoved to Nevada, and solic t: the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and Vicinity, Office and residence o W ter Sire t, three-doors from corner, 9 R, m. BUNT, Me ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN, “ea EY —-: BA CITY JOBN (NDERAON, (RNEY AT Law, A AND— : JUSTICE OF THE PRACK, 1 + Black, David . Geo. G, Allan, (the said David . . corporated city.in th per cent per an-. i Therefore: N . Wednesday, June.10th, 1874, is recorded . In the Township of Meadow Lake, County ell and L. #, Butts, Ju hydraulic pipes, hose, waterditches, water pees. 1rTLE 1¥—OFGrimes agatust the guilty of a misdemeanor. . EAS, one-fourth of the number j "of the Legal Voters of Meadow Lake . Township having filed with the Cl of the of “a “a bg petition ying for: ection to votee. theques Tron aed LIQUOR LICENSB” 6r ** No Li. QUOR ron gale Pied seid oe ge jursuant to an Act of thBegisiat ure 0 the State of California, entitled *' An Act to permit the vc ters of ievery township or ine to vote on the question of granting license to. sell intoxicating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1574. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an Election will be held on -~ of Nevada, to vote on the Question of ‘*Liwor License” or ‘‘No Liquor License” said ection being calléd and ty be held pursuant to said Act of the Legisiature. . The officers of Election and the place of Election at the respective precincts as follows: Truckee Precinct—Pulls at Keiser's Hotel. J. V. Hoag Inspector, JN B. Cruthers, Judges:Sd Boca Precinct— Polls: ~ Tnker’s Station Precinct. Polls at Tinker’s Hotel,. _W. Richardson, Tnspector — T. Fenton and D. F. Potwine, Judges, — Elective Fran hise. . ; Section 41. Every person charged wit the pertormanceof any duty under the pro‘visions of any law of this State relating to elections whv wilfully neglects or retuses to perform it, or who in his cfficial capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of ‘any of the provisions of such law is, uvless a different plinishment for such an act or Omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exsvedtion five years, or by both3 Sec. €2. Every person who wilfully causes, procures, or allows hiniseif to be registered in the Great Register of any county knowing hims-. f not to be entitled to such registration, is punishable by fine’ not x ug one thousand-deHars;or by imprisonment in the County. Jail or State Prison not excéeding one year, or bv both. In all cases where on-the trial of -@ person charged with any offense under the. provisions of this section, it appears incvidence that the accused stands registe:ed an-the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court must order buch registration to be canceled. Sec. 43. Every person who, after being duly required by the Board of Judges at any election, refuse to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any rtinent questions ae tog by such rd,-touching his right .or the right of any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. : Sec, 44. Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Board of heyistration, who wilfully disobeys such sumnions, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec. 45. Every person nut entitled tovote who fraudulently v«tes, and every person who votes more than unce at any one election or knowingly hands in two or . more tickets folded together, or chanyes any\ballotafter the same has been @epus to add, any ballot to thos: legally polled at any election either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box before voters at the polls; except the conveyance .to whom such bribe is given or offered to -intimidations, or—unlawful_violence, -wil-+ jog¢ of musenlar power, palpitation of the ited in the ballot-box. or adds or attimptsS. SRIVATE MEDICAL AID. ° oj Quick Cures & Motdierate Charge vote differently from what such elector in ; j tended or desired to vote, Ke is guilty ofs. Qs ————— ae guil DR. W. K, DOHERTY’S . Sec 54. Ev who,, WKH intent}. . Os to promote the Giactteh BF bite, of hy Medical and Surgical Institute, other. person either, see 5 ; spose 1. Furnishes entertainment at his expepse to any meeting of electors preVipus of durifig anelection. ~~ . -2, Pays for, proetres, or engages for any such entertainment. : [Founded in 1953.] od, 1 to’ pay ‘Ne. 519 Sacramento Street, 3. Furnishes or*engages to pay or deliver money or perty for the purpose of 4 g the onda of voters at the polis, or fof the purpose of compeusating any person for procuring the attendance of. Corndr-cf Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors ~ below the What Cheer Honse] Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the afflicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid; in the Treatnient and Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of : , Secresy : AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted. OCTOR: W; K. DOHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks tohis numerous ints for their patronege and this Opportunity toremind theni that he of voters who are sick or infirm. 4. Furnishes or engages to psy or deliver any money or prope for any purpose intended to : the election of any candidate, except fer e expenses of hoiding and conducting-public meetings, and of printing and of circulating ballots, handbills, and. other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. See, 55 Every person who, being-a -can-lection, offers or agrees tof ure the a intment of any particttlar to__office as a —induce= wert Ben 3 mént or consideration to any person to vote Fcire of chronic diseasesof the Lungs,Liver, for, or procure or aid in procufing the elec. Kidneys, Digestive; amd Genito-Urinary Ortion of such candidate, is guilty of a-misde, and all Private Diseases. viz: Syphimeanor. oe ‘ : ~ big in all its forms and stages, Sciminal bec. 56. Every person, not being a can. Weakness, and all the horrid cénsequences didate; whocommunicates any offer made) of self-abnse, Gonurke@a, Gleet, Strictures in violation of the last section to Bny per-. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexuai son, With intent to indnee him-te—vete for! pebility, Diseases of the Back ind Loins, or to procure the election of the candidate . Jnfiammation of the Bisdder and the Kidmaking the offer, isguilty of a misde-. neys, etc., and he hopes that his long expemeanor, : rr rience and successful practice will continue Sec. ** 84, 35, 86. Every person who gives . to insure hima share of public patronage. or offers to bribe any officer or mem ‘By the practice of many years in Europe of any legislative caucus, political con-. and the United States he is enabled to apply yention, Committee, prima: election, of . the tnost efficient and successful remedies political gathering of any kind,.held for . against.diseases of all kinds. He uses no the purpose of nominating candidates for . mercury, charges moderate, treats his paoffices of honor, trust, .or profit in this . tients in a correct and honorable way, and State with intent to influence the persou . has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectabflity and high standing in-society. “All parties consulting him, by jetter or otherwise, will teceive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. : be more favorable "to ove candidste than. avother, and every person, member of. either of the bodies in this section -men-. tioned, -who reeefive_or offers to receive apy such bribe, is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison not less than one hor more than fourteen years. : Sec. 58. Every person whe by threats, $ To Fema'es. ; When a female. is enervated or_afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back—and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, fully hinders or prevents electors . from J asseinbling in blic “meeting for the consideration 0 public. questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor, Sec, 9. Evéty personwho wilfully disturbr or breaks up any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering. public questions, is guilty of a misdemésnor,. Sec.60: Every person who makes, offers or. accepts apy bet or wager upon the re sult of any election, or upon ter snocess or failure of any person or candidate; or npon the numbcr of votes to be. cast either in the aggrégate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast uponany person, is. guilty of a misdemeanor, Bec. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relatiug to elections, is, unless a difierent punishment fer knch volation ea by this Code, punishable by a a fine not exceeding one thousand dvllars, or by imptisonment in the State Prison not exceeding fiye years or hy beth, heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility hysteria. sterility and al} other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once to the celebrated remate Doctor, W. K. Donerry, at his Mbdicai Institute, and cofisult him about her troubles and diseases. . Let no false delicacy prevent you, bit apply immniediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature . death. 3 ; a To Corresjondents,* “Patients.male or female residing in any part desire the opinion and advice of; Dr. Doherty, in their respective cases, 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 MOSP SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. .If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully -polled, other -ballots-while the sameare being counted or canvassed, 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 invulidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election retarns, or in any manver so iuterferes with the offi cers holding such etection—-or—conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such election, as to prévent sich election or canvass wm being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46, Every pereon not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to

vote more than once at any election, is Sec. 47. very: person who procures, aide, assists, counsels or advises another to give or offer-his vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified te vote; is guilty of a misdemeanor. “Seo. 48, Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any poil list, er. in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking apy therctroni, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box b-fere or atter-the ballots therein have been counted, : r adds to ox mixes with. or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots pulled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the in tert to change the result of such election, or allow another to do so when in h 6 power to prevent it, or carries eway or destrceys or knowingly allows another to carry away,or destroy, any poll list, ballot-bex, or ballots lawfully polled, is puni-hwble by -impris-onment in the State Prison for not tess than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an clection, who, previous to prt. ting the ballot of an-elector in the ballot bex, attempts to find out any nameon sich ballot, or who opens, op siiflers the folded ballot of any elector which has been hanued in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the bailot-box. or who makes or places apy mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to axécrtain the name of any person for whom the electcr has voted, or who, withyut the consent of the elector, discloses thé name ot any person which such Inspector, J-dge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally discovered to have beeen voted for by~such ector, is punishable by fine, not less than ftnor more than five hundted doblers. Seo.“8Q. Every person Who forges or counterfeitsreturns of an election purporting to have been held at a@ precinct, town, or ward-where nePicetion was in fact held, or'wifally rubstitut orged oF counter . teit p turns of election inthe place-of the true'returns, for a precinct, fon or ward where no election wasactually he inbable By imprisonment in the Prison for aterm of net ess than twa Do taore than ten years. . Bec. 51. Lvery person who wilfully ac is] to, or subtracts: frum, the vetes, ages : cast et an -cleetion, in any returns,6. who alters such returys, is punisliabie by im prisonment im the State Prise for not leas tha one normore than fx years. _ Bee, 62. Every per, who aids or abets in the commission ef any offense. meution. ed in the four proceeding rections, or who being pres ut tor cognizant of the cow mmission of either such offeuers does not xive information thereof as soon as prac tivab'e te the District Attormey or Grais ty ol-the prop F ceurty, or fo some Jiistice f the Feace of sul -eounty, is pup shable by jurprisonment—m-—tice €yrnty — £ dail tora peried of wk mortis, or in we Mate Prison not exceeuing two years : dec. 53 t very per-un who, b threats, mevaces, bribery-or az means, either directly ot seupts to influenoe ary ele Voter deter bin: trom Ving the sume, oF sttempt by aby wears whatever te ane, & strats, Winger? or disturb any elector.) thc free exc P ses the right of suffrage or ou -. -for-Patent for the Mount Oro Placer Mine; nieh & ay elector Wishing 10 vote. w cont y Pent, With ~atioket “ifernong o: diss ah ho evector tOsan, rand det CbWab ) Roe Wootten oPprte ter « CHARLES id ‘ ‘ s quecomee x ‘ Or derrsthis 84s lect at se stich Pais om ne. . F¥ICE on Beoad Strcet Beobrian'’s . Gen, Ly CavieR an cousing MMO Ge oe Revada Gily, April Wd, “4 © sricon. eievaler: opt tte Veto lors Elon ig hy ) oRed ed a : ‘ Fe > , i Le Poi . ~ e Pe ~~ oS : = a eee oe wilt be-unnecessary;—an instruc tions, for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of . the case itself, (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 condition require immediate attention, Rend ten dollars, coin fer that value in Currency] by MAIL or WELLS, Fan. Go & Co's Express, ont a package of medicine will be bent to yu.* address with the } ‘} necessary instructions tur use. Consulta~. tions by letter or otherwise FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no p#y.rmatorrhca. ) DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own -views and experience in relation to Impo, tenet or Virility, being a:short—treatise—on . Spermatorrhcea, of 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. Address, W. BE. DOHERTY, M.D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made and entered at Special session, on Monday, May llth, A. D. 1874. : ._ A. B. BRADY, '. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McCoy, FRANK PAUSON, 5 Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison, Clerk. No. 657,Application for a Patent to a _ Mining Claim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Oal,, April 24, 1874, YT OTICE is hereby given that:-Lewis Voss whose Post Offica is-Oolfax. Placer County, Calitornia, has made application situate in Mount Oro Mining District, Nevada Soumty. Califurnia, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at 4 stake in a stone mound standing 15.66 chains south of the \ Section Post on North line of Section 3 Lown. ship16 North, Range 10 East, Mc unt Diablo Base and Meridian. Thence on a true line variation 18° E. West 29.00 chains to a sta e from which a sugar pine 36 inches in diameter bears N 20° W 28_ links distant. Tbence on a true liné Sonth 24,52 chains to a stake from which a black oak & .nches in dinmeter bears 8 444° E97 links distant. Thence.on a true line Kast, 30.00 chains to stake in the center of Section 3, Township 16 North, Kange 10 East. Thence on a true line South 21.00 chaibs tw a ‘stake from which a Yellow Pine 40 inches in 4iatneter bears N 23° W 107 links -c istant, ao ae ie Fast 40 00 chains toa stake on the line between Sections 2 and 3 standing 20-chains south of the Quarter ae caring nt @ stake snarked N. QL. peat encaon a-true-Hie North 2000 {> o 1 (National Qvartz Lode No‘) on north chains i. Scetion corner between Seétiona er kK, Q. L, Nol, (Republic Quertz 2-and 3, Township 16, North, Range 10 East No 1) on thesout. side, and standing 44.52 chains to a stake from which a sugar on She worsh bide of the 'Hwreke otihetr ad, n:ne 40 inches in diameter bears 8, 27° E, and from which the corner post~eommon 124 links distant. “B. i. No.6" ‘Thence t@ Sections 7 and 6, t-and48, fp isnt ity on a true line west 40,00chatgs ta the place . ©;Mt Diablo Base and Mefidian, bears N of beginning, avd containing 227-12 acres, . o-, * West 64. OR che distant; —Phevee-on-yand being a portion of the N 4 of Section . ® true line-veriatiop (T° Sy’ E 2 S15 Ww and Ny of SE \ of Section 3, ownship,16 3.03 chs to a stakermnarked “N No 6” on the North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and . N F end “2B Ny3" on the SE, ‘Thence on a Meridian, Said lecation is held by tis aptree ling ‘ GW 10 Abs Gross Eureka. -plicant by parchase from J. C, Linerman, ps oon , 3.50 chains cross North Blooma ‘et. al. Patrick Campbell’ and ‘Slavia Rese, field Ditchruns westerly 37.68 chs ret-a No record of location ef this ground hus ptSho markeg “i @ L, Nos” from which ‘aves haat i Adjaininy clarmauts 7 black oak 8 inches in diameter bears 8 78> the Mainmoth Blue Gravel Company on 13 links distant, A black oak 6 imehes dithe North, East and South Sr ameter bears 18° W 14 links distant end a blaék oak & inches diameter bears 8 75 td W 21 links distant. Thence ona true Jing N 8% 00° E 3.03 chs pass through stak ee . 2, at-& endl of the line of the lode. i . ter bears § ence on a true Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. United States-Land Office, Sacramento. Cal. March 26th, 1874. YT OTICE is hereby given, That David W. Snapp, whose Post Office is. North bioomfield, Nevada County, Cal., bas made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing gold with surfaee ground 400 feet in wi th, situate in Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in-the plat and — notes on file in this office as follows, viz 3; Survey of Exterior Boundaries, ae AlDpéers>neWolding any ‘rse claim thereto are lereby required to’ present the Raine before this office ~ within. sixt days from the first day eg bereoti T. B. MCPARLAND, Register. Chas. H. W Yunity Atty, Sacramento. ap2s . set a stake murked ‘RQ T. No &’ a black oak 92 mehes india 69@ W 12 links distant. 2 oe : line N 3> 00° W 37.78 ch cross center of N ie Mo 548. ty ditch, 3 U8 chs stake marked N ie (ET sce 4+ No 3,0u theN Wand R GL No6é on! App seation fora Patent.to Min the SW. ‘Phcnce on « truc-iine s 33> 13 } j ifg Claim t f bh chsto plas >of beginning and coniniz 22.77 acres and being @ portion of . . 49 of Section 17, Township 18 North’ ange 11 East, Mt. Dinbio Base aud Meridian, Said location wae 5 oF 7 by, Wim R. Cary, Thos. Saddl r, John Shand ++ -M-~ Hathaway, R. Banbe try, Robt. Bindsy D. Conley, G@. W-Shegrer and E, Crandall, Pisagag) apne sen be * ee nang pega _ National Q. M eg ol . 1 corded In B 3, page 392 Mining claim Placer min Yada. Records of Nivadn Couaty, 1600 feat was County Mining Dj ict, Nevada Cou i ‘ ; Califer br, ind deecribed in “he viat and cated ey this applicant, June 3, 1873, re-, UNIFED STATES LA? D OFFICE, Steere t6, Cal. Merch 1th, 1k74, AY OTICE t8' hereby given that J) AN. BACHTAL an Whot: Post Offiée is Net county, California, have m tice op filein this office as foalows, yiz : + varded B 5. _p.ge a4 sxme records, AdjoinUpon eugyeyd lead, being the Sof NE . ing Maimanis are-owners of the National us LNB MofN WA and Ss of ny . Quartz ods on the north. SE of \W Pee INE OE wD. : innde By these Applicaniw and o or, RaMHe Defore: ths offive within sixtv days thers of ar won they have since purchased, in. the . {0M the first Sate, ing hereof. wonth of danuary, 1869 Adjoining vinime a « FAL.LAND, Register. Mine Ch Whe South ownerwet the Neva ia . CD88. He Wyman, «.teormey. m 31 juin Claims, f ‘ “. ef Caliiurnia, and whose businexs and Post Office addrese is Nevads continues to ‘consult.at his Institute for the . Application for a Patent to Min: ed eh rere. _ UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE. . Sucramente, Cal. April.zsthytwid. : OTICE ia hereby given that the fon , Yuba Canal Company, a Corpo auly organized under the Laws of the State principal place of city, Nevada County, California, have application to the Government ef the Uni. ded, Btates for, Patents. tothe follow eribed Placer Mining Claims: ‘The ki Claim,” ‘The Uhicken Point Claim,” Ps the “Smith Powell Clim," situated in thy You bet Mining District, in Nevada Count State of California, and described as 1cilows, tu-wit: On surveyed aud tminera) lands in Township 16, North Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Méridiau aud in the district of land subject to sule at Sacramen; to, Califurnia. Said Piacer Mining-—Ciaine being bounded and deseribed in the pigy a field Lutes on file in this Ofice a8 fo} wand would teke/ 18t~ Lhe Exteris .Bomudaries of the King= = Claiuis. J, trou whiest @ live oak Bash bears North 4;> East6s liaks distuut, thence in # ‘true line Variation 17> 30° East :°3 lo? 15" w 9.05 claius tu apugar pine 30 inches in di. ameter Marked 'D . Ne 2 ; thence N. g9o W 21,78 chains to Post No 4, m the Chalk Bluttsurvey of Timmons ground marked C, 4. C. Nod, and following along Tim. tons” line to st. ke C. B. Cr No 6; thence N 29> 15° E crossing suiall ravine running N-Wand crossii.g Arkulsua Canon to a spruce tree 24 inches in diameter. marked D C. Sod, on sotith side $2.19 chains. Thence N 68° Eto a stake-in rock mound trom Which # spruce 4 inches iu diameter bears StvyO W 94 links distant 10.18 chaing. — ‘Theticé 3 61>" crossing—section ‘line be. tween Sections 29 and 40, Towuship 16, N K.10E Mount Disblo Base ang Meridian 38.90 chains South of corucr common te Sec 19, 20, 20; 00} 15,38 «:hains to an-Gux tree ib luches du diameter marked DC, Nod on . the south side standing SU-links above the Dacling Diggings. Thence 8 7s? 30’ E following-aloug the original line of the “Dar. ing cluiins” ascending thé sufnmit ofCaulk Blutl toa stake op Suuth Yuba Diteh inéreed D.C,‘NU. 6 from which a black oak 30 Inches in diamcter bears 5 25° (25 links distant aad a biack oak 18 inches in diameter bears N95 W 32 links distant 53.70 chains. ‘bhgnce, South teS bk to a black ouk 364nch@® in dianieter marked D. C. No 7, 6.36 Jinks. Tience'N 73> 3’ Weto a stake, D. CoNo 8, standing in an old Reser. voir and front.which au old Pine Tree, § inches in diameter be rSouth 25 1-2 West i4tinks distant, $2.20 chains. Thence ¥ 6a? 3’ W—erpssitre—Section tine between, Sections 2 anu 30, 14.80\chains North of & “} post 22.20 chains to stake at piace of beginbing, coulsiming £9 67-10 aweres, aecording ef the country, however distant, who. TUPY+-the Camite q Stutes systeingt. surveys: Said Kings sdaisu ~“ adjuin op north the claims of Foley and others and vacabt lend on the east, the centre of Chaik Blutf ridge ou the south, the claims of. Hussey Brothers, on the west the claims of Vimmons aud vacant land, 2d—The Exverior Boundaried ot the Chick~en Point Ulaims are des foliows rived a8 Commencing ata black-oak treet inch in diameter ‘f-No 9, (Limmons No. 9) standing on the east stue of the Chalk Bluff and You Bet Road. Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ E.S 27> 3’ W 4,97 chains to “a btack oak 20-inches ia. diameter marked ‘Lt Now, standing on top of a high bank.— Fhence 8 i560 45" W29.50 to « biack oak 18 inches im diameter marked ‘fT Nu 11. Thence 622° Ww Kast 10 Chaiis Crossing and reerosting the-Chalk Bluff Ditech aud a deep eut the out.et ot the Coat'’s diggings to » black pak 8 inches in diameter marked CP ¢Ch.cken Pout No 4. “thence south 7,70 ¢hains to a bisck vak 12 inches in diameter ‘marked C P Nod, trom which the Section Post common to dections J] aud 32 on third parallel) north bears5-35>-W-26.17 chains. Thence hast ti-sw chains to a blake Marked — CP Not from which « black oak 40 inches in diam ter bears N.64> W 30 links distant ane a bjack o k 12 inches in diameter bears south 16, E 46 links distant. Thence N 5u* 20’ ib 7.05 chains toa pine tree 22 inches ry diameter CP No 7 Ptanding @ chains west of where Chalk -Biuft Ditch crosses Putts raviue or Capon. 'Ticuce N 30’ W 39.40 chains cros ing Patts Kavine or canon to a stake Inuarked CP NGS trom which a Diack oak LU 1uches in diameter bears N 23° W 5y tinss distaritand a bisck cak 1) inches in diameter bears N 2446S b 4) linker dis tunt, ‘Thence N 64° ov’ W crosping Patts mVine or canon 2.24 chains to tue place of beginning, contaming 62 and 5-100 acres, according to the Urated States system of surveys.. The ¢.gimes adjoining said Chickeu Puint Claims are bounded om the north by the Tinninons claims, oR the East by ¥acant or unclaimed growud, on the sotith by Vacant ground, ena ou tle West’ by Tim mens aud Vacant pround, 3d—The Exteriur Boundafies of the Smith' PowelGlaim or Mining Ground are . dtscribed as foliows :. €om cue, at a Stike marked B C (for Birds sJereck No 6 standing Gu east Bide ot Wale Ravine, Thelce on 4-true lne ne 18> fast N 14> 30’ W 4.90 cheins lowing along the hne of the You Bet claims to a stake marked BC No 7. Thence N 21> b3,88 chai sto a stake marked BC No’. Thence N 7° 45° & 1.76 chs toa stake murked Bb C No, ‘Thence N 22> 15’ W 0.30 links to a point oa ibe perpendicular bank where the You Bet-cleimn line strikes tb of the Simith Powell dine. “hence on atros line N 13> 1 7.9% chatus along the face of ® high bank parallel with audou uv west side of Wilcox Ravive to a pein the line of the Emigrant claim 1.54:chuins N E of. cor: net No 2. : Thence NéAq> 15’ E 11,28 chews along the ue of tHe Emizrantociaim to s 6take marked %. Thence N 3u? W 4.39 chains to astak warked No 4 standing on the ridgefiear the Chalk Bluff Road at the sfuer ol the Emigrant Company's ie Phence N 76] yo’ BE B.is chains t nu cak stulup stamiuug ou the base of a high bank. Then é ona line N > 56° East sf Chains to a stake marked 5 ¥ CU Or [south ¥ubsanal Co. Lhence s6> so’, £ 7.98 chuins, eressing. old diggin 8 to a stake burked S YC. ‘heuece 5 zi> Wo chase to-a stake in a stoue niound marked $Y 0, Theuce S 172 W 5 chains to a stake maursed 8 YC, frei which a pine 18 inches in diameter bears N 13> vO’ W 55 links ditynit. Thence m aio 45' W Z.17 chains ws stake marked SY Ci drom which r black Winches in diameter be rs 3/80 1-25 WO Luks distant "Thence § 55> W 5 89 chains \me 14.65 chains to a stake lunuaed SY C.— Thence N 125-30 W iu Luks to piace of ginu.ng, coAtaining 26 and o4-iw acred &ec Tuimg to the Uniea States ryoiem . of 8UrTveys. Theadjoting clams Leing on the North the kuwigranut aud Rese & Duryes miiiing yrouod, on ihe South by the mining elaim of Alkins, on ihe Yrs by Bore Duryea min bpzround and on the west ¥~ the You Ret ciaims / Ali porsons hoiding any adverse xsi the roto ate Ben bs required to jr cept the Some Deidre the degister kad becdiver, See Talento, Cal, Witnig, .ixty day$—from first way oF publishing ner apyg TB. ou Ba PAND, Register. a ae ’ ol pe i holding any vwiverse cl-im there s-aPe 'ePDs KheQuire dt ty present the) APPY RE} LER FOR N Eee ee Lory dutty De rood tn early life. Manhood restored. Imped. OBSTACL’ § 10 MARRIAGE. . oe ~ Asses,x6eu1 Netice. re -—— = a POC BCL Fhs ove New York Ces7 iments t mmrtinge re * ; Minium : OY. BL atePakf ans. peo : #e Telucved, New methed . )Ob Ceres ied bin Gisvel J Hiri Cileooneth Abty tor Appuiccgt T \ Of Seatuent. New and remarkable reme-. Copifenuy. are ice by notired thet 98 8 x »Abty tor App ticuns. x ie *. books sud cireniars tent free, i: . meting brid or: eiuccsy Apts 18th, 1874, Pb OOS, mo MCLEE eee Akdtens HOWARD (AB. fen aneneme tot tw ccioe joF sia pe Was te . Gtase Voter pragdiee 2 Benth Ninth vtpet . i vie on the Cx nat st ch cr the Compe nc itty —Otwinees of Woo : ei tades) *.— 8b irtitution eg a} BS, payabie imum cists ly io the : ecretary: =< Se eee Ses 74 Neyada, Apri! 21.84 ~ 1 Pg S * e ra < Ss == a — 4, * = ae fae ae = es eeSS x a , ¢ " She o ~ ett & ® 2k see Sie ing des. Commencing at a stake marked D. O No. = oo The Dail “95, BROWN, Trauseript Blo TERMS OF T One Year—in advai Six Months, ‘ Three Months, ‘* Per-week, T went; Rates for Advertit fst insertion ; $1 pe sequent insertion, © ~_wertisers BROAD STR AMES COLL, ways supplied PORK, MUTTON 2 Orders filled trom vered at their k= Give me a call. Newads,; Mareh ; JOHN H. EALER IN .% VRAL, COR PORE, ke. Meats sold at re Shop on Broad Str. 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