May 20, 1874 (4 pages)

a. Hi Taney ale wre gti, he oe Se gts “ie ornenna waec kage of meédic a wots TO PETE er Rtrtashadre Be . WAT BEREAS, ote forth of the, suber DR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY Fed oo GAr>LABLISHED in 1864, for the ‘treat ‘4 ment of Sexual apd Seminal Dises wh as Gonorrhea sleet, Btrivtire, Syph is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In -petency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years ‘} eovered . a fadgment in the District Court of the re Sadicial District of the State of California, . of Nevada, Ggainst RK. C, Thom,and Geo. G: Allan, Tthe-said David ‘Tham, and George G. Allan being. made parties defendant herdin, that theinrights 4 might be determined) for the’ simi ofsix thomsand’ two hundred dollars; with inment at the rate of seven~+ Y ¢e Tr standing) and Ulest@ed gs success Uy i yontil paid. al! payable in United State treated, os an Pon are : _ DR, GIBBON @as the pleasure of’ announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals. of Eutope,’end has sesumed practice wt his Dispensary, 623 * Kearney Street, comerof Commercial, San, Francisco, whare his old — ee and those iri a services may find bim. Se ee has syered neithertime nor owt new remedies, and has we Sih incaeated facilities for the “alleviation of hulawn suffering. ——s Horrible. Diseases. . } smounting-to the Adtoja together sith costs pf suit-taxed ft $10 S@y and cblinsel fees aligwed Nerejn sum of $200, in U. 8. g01d coin, which said jucgment is recorded jin the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court on p 362, et seq.,and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed and of mining ground lying and sittiate -at;on and near Kepublican, Hill, . near ~North ‘there who afe suffer. Claims” bounded a6 foll fs) mele and who ate 6W%er. Claims” ded as follows : On S01 _4ng conte existence. fromthe. et-; ; ’ on feet-of secret p from: vitae the Jasob s -Claixis’*[ab called! “absorbed into the syst ook at their . Humbug Creck; on the north by the mining pallid, emaciated and disfigured feces: #4 . ¢jaims of the North Bloomiield Grave) Min‘their broken down constitutions,“ -. ing Company, and on the east -Byvacant »fying them for the es < mattiage orth enjoyment’ of life. -gituation thousands suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, frsends attend toany of those who ere sa@etiug “with any of these hortible—life destreying nisladics—see that they ere cared for and} ing water cuirett before it be too late. ' Send them ime eels to Dr. Gibbon, ¢ physician whé has made private disease his especial stady for years, and who is certain to cere the most inveterate $ without mercury or $njurious drugs. [t¥e important to those who are afflicted, or to Ghose who are inter ested in the welfare-of their. friends, to be ~~eareful'of the many pretended doctors who _. 4nfest all cities, publishing their_skifr in curing all diseases ime few days, imposing -wpon the public by asing.the names of eminent physicians from -Europe. and other strict inqaivies,or you may fall into the Lands of those charlatans. : Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, thé consequence of self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, er depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with ane 7 the following train of morbid symptoms, unless .combatted: by scientific medical Ineasurés, viz: Ballow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ring“tng in the ears, noise like the_rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of thé limbs zontusead vision: byinted intelledt,loss of confidence, diffig efce in approachingstrang° ors, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition 40 shun society, loss ‘of memotv. hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions «bout. the tace, furred_ tongue, fetid. breath, csup 4s, Consumption, night sweats, monomenn 47d frequent. insanity. If relief be not obtamed, perbdns: 606 afflicted should apply immediately, either in erson-or by i iter, and have -@ cnre éffected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting _. quick anu radical oure. ‘Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he was cured In this berridground. Also; all tunnels, cuts, sluices, hydraulic pipes,-hose, water ditches; wat r theretinto belonging or in anywise sappertaining. \Also sll of the certain ditch taxCreek and: as Jacob's Diteh, about % of 4 mile in extent together with t « water ‘right thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided one-half of that certain ditch known as the Knder Ditch taking water froin the same fork of said\dumbug Creek together with the water Rtas Serranto ‘belonging, Ajso a}] of that certain ditch water privilegvs thereunto beionging. Ale the one undivided twy-thicds of ali of tha Own 4s the “‘Iilinois Quartz Ledge” -sit. County andaboiit one mnije.due south from . the town of Eur ka South, together with all tunnels and raining property thereunto belongi g. Also a Hike interest, undivided in and to that certain Quartz mill situated . iitsaid ravine, 500 fect distant. from said ledge and known as Black & 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. raid ini and all lands, oceupied by said buildings, -Also the one undivided three-eights of all ‘of that certain’ Quartz, Ledge situated in Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesa:d and known as the Banbury Ledge situated about 300 yards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miilcommencing ata large Sugar + Pine“Pree-standing-160-feet-nortirof—a«tes* ervoir atthe head of sijd 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 aid singiilar the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining in-and-to-ah-etthe different picees . property hereinbefore described, Al#o the one undivided one-fourth of al” oF that-certaip-cqueriz ledge sitjated aboutone in-end f:Pthe County, praying hi pees, Davia’ Py or Liquor LICENSE:” 6 RO LI. the property therein described, to-wit :—/ . All-and singular that certain lot or pateel . jection at the respective precincts 2s folBloomfield, in eaid Nevuda County, Bioem. ¢.1. (ae, Diack ’s 5. Crathers, Judges. el and b.#. Batts, Jwiges. rights and privileges, tail rights and priyi. leges and every Variety of urining property . Township having filed with. the Glerk of the oe Supervisors ‘ theif petition Llection to vote ao. fhe quesQUOR 4c E.” in the said;fowaship, 4 pursuant to an Actrof th¢ Legislature of ithe State of Califfrnia, entitled “An Act to rmit the Ve M fet every towna@dip or ineqrporated city 1h is Stateto vote on the terest théreon from the date, of og Ppt question of granting license to seh intoxif ¥. éating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1874. Therefore: NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEX, . that am Election will be heid on . Wednesday, June 10th, 1874, ‘ In the Township of Meadow. Lake, County . of Nevada, to vote on the Question of ; **Li. quor License” or “*Ne.Liguor License” said ' Election being called and to be held pursuant to said Act of the Legislatare. The officers of Election and the place of, fiows: . Truckee Preeinct—Polls at Keiser’s HoJ. V. Hoag Inspector, J. N,’Payne and ;—_ Bees Preeinet— Polls at Doan’s Lumber . . ‘Tinker’s Station Precinct. \ ker’s Hotel. ‘W. Richardson, Inspector.— T. Fenton and D. F. Potwime, Judges. . PART I. TITLE I¥.—Of Crimes against the Elective Fran hise. = ae Section 41. Every petson charged wit the periormepeeot any duty under the pro. visions of any law of this State relating to ™ the South Fork ef Himbug ejections whe wilfully neglects or Tretuses to pertorm it, ofwho in his cfficial capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in con. travention d? Violation of any of the provisions of such lawis, unless a different . punishment for such ap act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand doliars, or _ by imprisonment in the State Prison not connecting with ssid mining clainis Known . ¢x-: eding five years, or by both. as the ‘‘Favurite Ditch,” together with the . ‘ Sec, 42. Every person ‘who wilfully . equses, procures, or allows himself to be \ registered in the Great Register of any : certain Quariz mine, vein or ledge or lode “younty knowing hims-If not to \ be entitled piaces, Be, thevefore, careful and make (Ry ; bal to Buch registration, is punishable by fine aitedat, in and-near Rocky Glenm Ravine . pot exceeditig one thousand doliars, or by in the tewnship-of Eur ka in said Nevada } injprisonme nent ip the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding one year, or bv both, In all cases Where On the trial of a pérson charged with-any Offetise under the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registe:ed in -the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court must order such registration to be canceled. . Sec. 43. Every person who, atter being duly required by the Board of Judges at cany election, retase to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any ertinent questions propounded by such oard, toaching his right or thé right of any other person to yete, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ~—_ ; . Sec. 44, Every.person summoned to appearand testify betore any Board of hegistration, Who Wiliilly disobéfs such fumnions, is guilty of a misd@meanor, Sec. 45. Eyery person not entitled to vote who fraudulently v-tes, and every person who -yotes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands. in twa oF more tickets folded together, or chan any bailotafter the same has been Weposited in the ballot-box, or adds or. atthupts to add, any ballot.to these legally polled at any election either by fraudulently iNtroFrancisco quacks, Married Men, . Or those who contemplate martiage, who are gitffering under any’ of these fearful muladies, should not forget the sacred reepensibility resting upon them, nor délay to obtuin ispmediate relief. ee ‘ Persone calling &t Dr. Gibbon’s office or tending for packages‘of medicines nay rely” upon his assurance of conSdential secrecy th tmpticitfaith, and expect no thore than io be charged With o fair and mutually #atisfectery rentunerntion of sbrvfeds rendered, considering, the circumstances oor tie cases; rather tier ate ontand fish practice df extortion among qumicks an ‘elemdlers. Di, -GIDBON is responsible, and will ve to enc atient a written instr mile in @ southerly direction from Graniteville insaid Eureka Township and. known as the Savage L: dge being a north extension of the said Bunbury lue, fourteen nundred feet in extent. . Also all tunnels and improvements thereow together® with the dips, spury and aniles, and also all metals, ores, gold and silver bearing quart¢ thereimand all rights and privileges thereunto belonging, incInding houses, mines and machinery be soldto satisfy said judg-° ment together. with interest-aud Costs. ~ Notice is lereby given that Pwill expose to public sale all the above described propducing the” s batiot-box betore— or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to. or mixes with, or at. tempts to add to or mix with, the’ ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the sameure being counted or canvasred, or at vany other time with intent to change the result of such election, oF carries away or destroys, or aitempts to carry away. or deStroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, _for the purpose of breaking up ur invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election retarns, or in any manverso interferes with tie offierty to The highest bidder, for caak—n Uni . te@-States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, May 16th, 1874. pindiag bimselfto effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge.’ La Cured at Home, Persons at 9 distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease haw continued, ahd the medicine. promptly forwarded, free from ¢arnage and curiosity, to any part of the eountry, with full and — direction for use. y enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or throngh Wells, Fargo & Co., will Bn forwarded by express to Any part of the Union, — "addres DR, i. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney *treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bex 1957. : » Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1967 on the letter. ; Cunsultations FREE, ; : Correspondents will please inform DR, GIBBON that they read-hia advertise ‘ mient in the Dainy Transcript. myl . Sheriff's Sale. any ‘> Y VIRTUE OF AN“ EXECUTION TO } me divectedand deiivefed,. isdaed ort oft the District Court of the Fourteentn »u dicial District, In and for the County of Nevada, State of Calfornia, bearing date April 23d, 1874, «n a judgment rendered in said Couston the 20th day of @ctober, 1873, in favorof Thoms Pind!ey and «eainst the Mutupl Gold Miniag Company fort. eum of Bix-Thonsand two hundred ind, ‘Ei’ htyerie and 23-100 Jollaredamages, with interest thereon atthe rate of eeven"per cent per annunrtill paid, tegether with $79 70 costs ‘and disbursements at the date of. said judg. mont, and accruing costs. : I have levied up a the folowing desdribed property, heretofore attached, to-wit ;— That ceptvin quartz ledge and ‘all the property of defendant, situated im Ku rekw Ep. Nevada County, bl kuown as the “Jim nine,” or inthe of the Mutuaf Gotd Mining 'o, being shout four miles soathi the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, upon Little Canon Creek and conssting of 1400 feet upon the quartz Tode or yein hnown and recorded as the” Jini Qniirtz ledge commencing for a northerly bowndary at a point on said ledge indicated by a burnt pive tree and extending thence seuth. erly upon and following the trua course of waid lode or vein and crossing ‘Little Ganou Creek nt yan and Kerby’s old gravel digsings 1400 feet toe Sinke for a sontherly boundery, together with all improvements thereold coosisting io partof # tye stamp @ushing mill, hoisting works, Imachinery of al! kinds, buildings and af appartces thereunto belon "ing: or ir tapuiet oe pertaining: ., st anes. 1 it Notive is hereby given that I will expose Public tule »!] the above described propy to the bighest bidder,: for cakir, in ont of the Court House door, in the ety . ._ JA Nevada, on . Saturday, June Gth, 1874. Between the hours of Pa'clock, A. M. and! & w'clock. P.M. Given vudey my hand this 26th diy of April, 1874. Q G, W. SMITH, Sherif. By A. W. Potter, Under Slierif?, * Dibble’ Byrua, Piife attys. : : he : erro i . Aenusi Meeting, ~~ io Mates eg tm _ of he’ Masonte Hall Aewoedution Or. Nevoda City, will be held at the office or) kw South Yuba Carel Hewes Mage ee Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A, M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. aes . E Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1874. f GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. Niles Searls, Atty. Ne FRB ° Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMPIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Location ef pringipal piace of business, 8an Francis.o, Califcr. hia, Location of Works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the Thirteenth day of .April, 18t4, dil AESESEICHE™ Number Thirty «ne of One Dollar (—$100—)-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 Sanrome St., San Frangisce, California, . _. : Any stéck upon Which saitl assessment shall remain ufpaid on Wednesday, 20th day~ of; May, 1874, slmll be deemetidelinquent, and will be duly advertised for sele at public puction, and nnless payment shall be’ madé-defore, Will be sold on Friday, June 1¢th, 1874, to pay” the delingnent ‘assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale, Ly order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS DERBY. Office --No. $20 Sansowe Siredt,San Fiunisco, California, Bib .Machinery For Sale. } T THE 8. 8. BANNER MINE, Two Engines, 10x20 it. . One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in. tubes, Hoisting and Pumping gesr. Oue Engine 18x42 tn, built by H. J. Booth & Ov, San Francisce,, “wo Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long, 3 in, tubes, \ . Six i-stamp Batteries. Fight: Pans. Pumps, Columns, Track Tron, Cars, etc, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class taine— This inachinery is al} oe alete and in good order, Apply te'THOM & AL N ha woundse. 4 ait On, ape STOKES’ HOTEL, CORNER OF : vi MAIN & CHURCH STS., ‘ / Grass Valtey. ° This Hotel is expressly adapted for the ‘Traveling Public and Families, ‘Pry it » o% ee: Ww. ©. STOK DR. T 3B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, E AS removed to Nevada, and setic \ the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and \ icinity. Office and residence ov W.ter Strey t, three doors from corner, 819 os ‘om M. HUNT, M. D. : ATTENDING PHYSiCzAN, NEVADA CITY ‘ rT t . SOHN ANDERSON, ‘ATTCRNEY AT Law, : a) such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at euch election, aa to prevent such election or canvass from being fairly beld and lawfally conducted, is guilty of felony. é Sec. 46. Every pepeon not. entitled to vote, who fraudulently atténipts to vote, or who, being entitled ‘to vote, attempts to’ vote more than once at any election, is guiity of a misdemeanor, Sec. 47, Kvery person who. procures, , aids, asgistsycopnsels or ndvises avotber to give or offer his vote at any’ election, knowing that the'person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. any poil list, er in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking avy therefrom, or adds,_or ts to’ edd, uany ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box b.fere or after the ballots therein have been’ counted, ‘cr. adds te or mixes with. or attempts t add to.or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or con vassed, or staby Aher time, with the in tent to change the result of such election, or allow another to do so when ia h.s power to provebtit, Gr durries away or destrcys, or knowingly allows another 1G. carry away or destroy, aLy poll list, baitot-box, or ballots lawfully pollef, is pusi-hauble by imprisopment in the State Prison for not teas than two per more than seven years. . -Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who. previous to putting the ballot of an electur in thie ballot be x, attempts to find out any name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which. bas been-hanaed in to.De opened or examined. previous to putting the same into the ballot-box. or who wakes.or places any mark or device on any. toldel battot th the view to ascertain the name* of any person for whom the electer has voted, or Oo, Without the consnt of the elector, tloses the name of any person which such Inspector, Jndye,or Clerk has fraudulently or iegally diecevered to have beeen vo for by sueh ‘elector, is punishable by Me, not leasthen fifty nor more than five hundred doHare. Sec. 50. Every person who forges oF counterfeits returps of an election purporting to have been held: at a precinct, town, Ward Where no election was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes torged’ or counter. ) felt weturns of election jn the place ef the . true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where pe election wasactually held is punishable by imprisonment in the State Bison; fora term of not .ese than two nor more than ten’ yeers, , -y Bea. 1, _byery person who wilfully adds ‘to, or-subtracts from, the votes, actnally cast at an election, in any returus,o: who ‘Ml t0fe Such returns, ix punishable by imprisonment in the State Priven for not less tha: one nor more than five yeara. Sec. 52. Every person who aids er abets in the commission of any offense: mentioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present »t or cognizant of the, commission of either such offences. does not give information thereof aa soon. as prac ticab.e to the District Attorney or Grand perry. of the ‘r county, of to some JusIce « ishabie by imprisonment in the Cownty dail for a peried of six morths, or im the Btute Prison not exceeding two years. . threats, menaces, bribery,or any corfupt . means, either directly or indirectly atsclupts te jofinence any elector in giving vote or deter him from giving the sume; or attempt hy apy meaus whatever to e. re. strain, hiuget, of disturb spy cleetor in the free exxr ise of the right of spffrage. or tur. bish 8 any elector wisly capict read, with at : et Biving su ho Tgety © Und Psiand thet it q ” b, >. } + \ t AND <org . . VLA Bh Saree 2 kuay, the id day Of May! : sOStick Or THE Price contain se ame tten or printed ther. on aes ne ‘Ae . TI i ——e 1) OP «di irauds ay clectorat any such elec. ‘ — CHARLES\ MARSH, President: ‘ Pos 5 3h : by e oes SS =r Nat Pk Sk ; + Bis ¥¥ICE on Brosd: t. nk . tH hy ee ag attttecueitiy euch eledtor Wevaane ty, April de, 18h 8, tnd i oO Saloon : Sees oret Pexyene " te vote ravcifrest person or any otide . tiep s f ” =] $ $ , sy . “ a ° a : oe ; 2 , aS —@ aon be or weeneetiin meen een memmmmnnent eine ae = . Polls at Pin . appoint of procaré the appointmens of any . . ment or considération tu any person to vote Sec. 48. Every officer.or Clerk of Elec. tion who sidg“injehanging or destroying the Peace of such county, is pens sec. 3) Every person who, by force,” to-vote, Who jnformin® or jthan he inténded or desired to vote for; or whe, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of ¥ote differently from what. such elector in tended or desired to vote, he is guilty of s tigdemeat Te uk shaS kent Sec 54. Every] other person either, ' ; ‘ 1,.Purnishes entertainment at his expense to'any meeting of ¢lectors previous -to-or during sf dléttion. ee Phi 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay forany such entertainment. 3, Furnishes or engages to“pay or déliver any money Of pruperty for the pur > of procuring the atténdance of voters ‘at the polis, or for the purpose uf compeusating an}‘person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who afe sick orinfirm. 4. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any monéy or pro for any é intended to promote the election of ary candidate, except fer e expenses of ho'ding and .conducting public meetings, and-of printing and of circulating .bellots, handbins, and other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. = 66. Every person who, being can didate at-any election, offers or agrees to particular person to office as an -inducefor, or procure or aid in procuring the elec-. tipn of such candidate, is guilty of @ migueméanor. a : : sec: 56. Every person, not being a candidate, whocommunicates any offe® made in vivlstion of the last se te any person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to proctire the electionof thé candidate making the. offer, is guilty of a. misdemednor, Sec. * 84, 35, 86. Every person who gives or offers to bribe-finy officer or member of any legislative caucus, political convention, conimittee, primary election, or political gathertng of any kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices of <hovor, trust,or profit in this State with-intent to influence the person to whom such bribe is’given or offered to be more favorable to ove candidate than another, and every person, memberof either of the bodies im this section mentioned , who “receive .of offers tu receive any sach bribe, ia punishable by imprisonmept in the State Prison not less .than one nor more than fourteen years, — Sec. 68, Every person who by threats, intimidations, or unlawfyl violence, wilfully hinders or prevents electora__ from assembling in public meeting for the cousideration. © public questions, is guilty of « misdemeanor, Sec. 59. Esery person Who willfully disturbs or breaks up any public meeting of electors br otheéra, Jawfully being held for the purpose of considering public “questions, if guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 66>” Every person who makes, afers oF accepts any bet or wager upon the result of any electfon, or upon the success or failure of amy person or candidate, or ‘upen the number of yotes to be cast either in the aggregate or-Ofany particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast-upon any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. See. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relating to élections, is, upless ‘a different punishment for such volation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by aa fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State By order of the. Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made" and entered at Special session, on Monday, May lith, A. D. 1874. M. L. MARSH, ae By ee; . TP. CRANDALL, JOHN McCOYFY, FRANK PAUSON, : Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison, Clerk. 2 “No. 687, . Application for a Patent to a~ ~Mining Claim. United States Land Office, » ~~ Sacramento, Cal,, April 24, 1874. OTIOE is hereby given that Lewis Voss N whose Post Office is Colfax, Placer County, California, has made application for Patent for the Mount Ora. Place? Mine, situate in Mount Ore Mining District, Nevada Oountty, California, and described in fice as follows, viz. + Survey, of Exterior Boundaries. Conimencing at a stake in a stone mound Standing 154.66 chains south of-the \& Section Post on North line of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mcunt Diablo Base aud Meridian. ‘Thence on a true line variation 18> E. West 29.00 chains to a sta ec from whicha sugar pine 36inches in diameter bears N 20° W.28 links distanti Thence on a true line South 24.52.chaing to a stake from which a black oak 8 .nches in diameter bears 5 44> E97 links distant. Thence on a trué‘line Eust, 30.60 chuilis to } stake in the center of Section 3, ‘Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Thence on a true line South 21.00 chains te-a stake from whidh a Yellow Pine 40 inches in 4iameter beays N 23> W 107 links cistant. Thence on a true line East 40 06 chains toa stake on the line between Section: 2 and 3 ee at 20 chajns. yy the titra post. Thenceon a ne North: chain’ \& Section be 3-2 vc af i akon 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. 1% links distant. ““B, M. No. 6." Thence on a true line west 40.00chaiux to the place of beginning, and containing 227 12 «cres, and being a portion of the N % of Section and N’¢ of 8 E of Section 3, Township 26 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location is held by this applicant by purchase from J. ©. Linerman, et.al. Patrick Campbell and David Rose, No record of location of this ground hss ever been made. Adjoining . claimants are the Mamnwth Blue Gravel Company on the North, East arid South, All persons hoiding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required tos present the same before this office within . sixty, days from the first day of pubifshing hereof; + T, B. McPARLAND, Register. Chas, H. Wyman, Atty, Sacramento, ap28 No sas. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim : UNITED STATES LAND, OFFICE, . Sacramento, Cal. Marclr 19th, 1874, 7 OTICE is bereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAW'S. BACHTAL, whose Post Offiee i Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have nade applicat for a Patent for the big Deer Creek an st (hance Place? nrines, ‘situwe in Nevada Covnty Mining District, Ne Califernia, and described in matics on file in this — ‘pom surveyrd land, b-itig the Ns of N & MS ¢ of NE & ON Wh atl Ns of N % Sectiod 9, Towuship D. M. Suid location was Applicants aud others. of wher org bate since purchased, in the f Jar: + 1869.) Adjoining ciaimt@ are on the South owhers of tie eve ja ining Claims. wi All persons: holding any adverse elvoim thereto are hereby Nquitd to present the sime before this offiee, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing bereet Dated March 22 eu ae T. B. Me FAI AND, Register. ~ John Caldweil, Alty ior Appik ear ree L. cOOMBs, as ee Connty, the plat and any election, while acting.as, ii { or attempts to induce by Means or reward, or mise thereof, to to promote thé eliectiOn of ‘himself; or gny . e . Patients male or female residing in any part . Prison hot exceeding five years or by both, . Wwilr _yalue in currency] by Main or WELLS, Fartions the.plat and field notes on file in this of-} . field Ditch--rens westerly 37.68 chs set a foslows, vez :/ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. : + io “St : r : ® —_ : Ys Quick Cures & Moderate Charge. DR, W, K. DOHERTY’ [Founded in 1853.) iz ; No. 519 Sacramento Stre¢e, . 4 Qorner of Leidesdorff Street—[{A few doors below the What Cheer Honse} °°" §AN FRANCISCO. © Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the aftlicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all Private and Chronic dis° -eases, Cases of : é Secresy -——2ND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted, : tis sincere: thanks to his humerous patients for their patronage,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he eontinues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of -the Lungs,Liver, “Kidneys, Digestive, and GenitoUrinary Orans, and allPrivate Diseases, viz: Syphiis in‘'all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorhcea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and: Djurns! Emissior+, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, ete., and he hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure hini a share of public ‘patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he isenabled to apply the most_efficient and. successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mereury, charges moderate, treats* his patients in a-correet and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. . : To Fema!'es. ; “When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of thé back -andlimbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, Joss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functidns, general debility. hysteria, sterility and all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write dt once to the celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Dowerry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases, Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painiul suffering and premature death. ’ ‘ To Correspondents. of jhe country, however. distant, who may 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 MOST SACRED. graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. If the case be fully and can: sii Medical and Surgical Institute, . OCTOR W.-K. DOHERPY-RETERNS . BPTSETT an aus PREELE: Application for a Patent to ¢ f UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE _ Sacramento, Cal. April 25th, 1874." AT OTICE is hereby given that the Sou Yubs Canal Company, = corpor jon duly orjanized under the Laws of the State? 7 ee . of CM&iternia, and Whose principal Place of business dnd Post Office address. ig Nevada e.ty, Nevada County, California, have made application to the Government of the Uni. ted States for Patents to the following des. erived Placer Mining Claims: * The King Claim,” **The Chicken Point Claim,” and the ‘Smith Powell Clsim,” situated in’ thy” You'Bet Mining District, in Nevada Cou State of Culifurtia, and described: ag ¥ojlows, to-wit: Un surveyed aud minérgj lauds in ‘Township 16, North Rapge 1g Kast Mount Disblo-Base-and-Aeridiai aud in the . district of land subject to salu at Sacraiiie,: to, California. Sai Piater Mining: Claims being bounded and described in the bist 3 wo seecthinmene ist—The Ex ‘ : 3 5 : andteld usteson tile in this oltice ag fol. Coyamencing at a stake marked D, ©, 1, tro, Which # live oak bush bears con 4/> East 65 Winks distant, theice ina troe line variation 17> 39’ hast : 5 10>. 15° W 9.65 chaius to a sugar pine 30 inches in Qj. ameter niarked D . Ne 2; thence N @9e W 21.78 chuins to Post No 4, in the Chalk Bluff survey of Timiuons ground marked C: B.C. Nu 4, and foilowing along: Tim; liens’ line to st-ke-C.-B-C, No 6; thence —— N 20° 15’ E crossiny smal) ravine Putiniy NW. and crossiig Arkuusaa Canon to spruce tree 24 inches in didiiieter marxea pC. Nod, Ow sOUutL side 52.145 Chains. Thence N 68> E wo w stuke in rock mound from Which w spruce 40 inches in diameter bears 5 69> W Yd links. dystant’ 18 chaing,— ‘Phence § 61> # crossing section line be. tweem Sections 29 and 3/ Township 16, “Kh. 10 & Mount Diablo Buse and Meridian, 8.90 chains South ot eorucr common te Sec 19, 20, 29,40, 15,88 chains to am oak tree 1) inches ludiameter marked D CU. Nod og the south side standing 50 links above the Darling Diggiugs. ‘Thence § Je? 30’ E fol. lowing along the original line of/the “Dar. ig claims” ascelding the summit of Chalk Biull to a stakeon Suwth Yuba Diteb warsed D>, Nu; t-from whith a black oak 30 inches jn. diamcter bears $ 257° # 25 links distant and # biack oak 18 inches in diame. ter bears N 9° W. 32 links distant 53.70 chains. Thence Sunth ts> k-t9 a black — oak J6 inches in dinmeter marked D, C.Noe 7, 8.86 links. TLeuce N 73> 30’ W toa stake D, C. No 8, standing in ap old Reger.” yor und from—which an old Pme Trec, § inches in. diameter-be.r-Suath 46-41-90 West 14 links distant, 32.20 chains, Thence § 65> 30’ W crossing Section line between Sections 29 and 30, 14.80 chains-North of & post 42.20 chains to stake at place of bepinH1bg,-CQntin ag 11067-1400 vers, aecordimg ~~ the Umited States system/of surveys. Said King cléim adjuiu onthe north the claims of Foley and others and vacant lend Ou the east, the centre of Chalk Bluff ridge ou the south, the clainisof Hussey Broth? © * ets, on the westthe claims of 'l'immons EE? , The D ai . NEVAD a BROWN Transcript Blo TERMS OF ' @ne Year-—in ativa Six Months, “ Three Months, ** Per week, T went Rates for Advert: ist insertion ; $1 p sequent insertion. vertisers. KURO RT IE EET “BROAD 873 AMES COLL ways supplied PORK, MUTTON Orders filled fron vered at their k~ __Give mre a call. —JOHN-H, EALER IN _#% VEAL, COR PORE, ke. _. Meats sold at res Shop on Broad str Thertre . ‘NEVADA and didly. described, personal “communication be-tinnecessary, as instructions, for . diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case ftself, (includng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in sucha 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 Go & Co’s Express, and a package of medicine will be sent to yeu. address with the nécessary. instructions for use, Consultahy.letter or otherwise FREE. Per. manent cure gnaranteed or no pay. heea. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being a short. treatise on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent. on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This little work contains in ution 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. K. DOHERTY, M.D. s24 San Francisco, Cal. No 550. » Application for a Patent toa “ Mining Claim. : Da United States Land Office, * ' Sacramento.:Cal. March 26th, 1874) NS is hereby given. That David W. Sn«pp, whose Post Office is, Norte Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal., haa made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing gold with surface ground 400 feet in wisith, situ. atein EureKa Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this. office as foilows, viz: : : . Survey of Exterior Boundaries, Commencing at » stake marked _N. Q, L, No.1 (National Qvertz Lode-No 1) on north Side and R, Q. LgNol, (Republic Quartz ~ode No 1) onthesout side, and standing on the north side of the Eureka stage r ad, and from which the corner post common E. Mt Diablo Basé and Meridian, hears N 52> 54’ West 61.58chs. distant, . 'Fhenée br, a true line variation 17> 30’ ES 2 15° W 3.03 chs to a stake marked ‘*N No 6” on the N Eend “R Nos” onthe SE, hence ona} true line § 3© 60° 1.30 chs Cross Eureka. stage road, 3.50 chains;cross North Blooma Stake marked ‘*R Q L, No #”. from which black oak 8 inches in diameter—bears $ 78> 13 links distant, A black oak 6 inches diameter bears 18° W ¥4 links distant end a black oak 8 inches diamcter. bears § T5432 W 21 links distant.Thence ona true Jine N 87° 00° E,3,08 chs pass through stake No 2,atS end of the line of the lode. 6.06 ch set a stake mmrked -"R QLNo5’ from whi a black onk #2 inehes in diameter rs § 69@ W 12 links distant. Thence of a true line N 3° 00° W 37.78 chs cross Center of N Bloonfield ditch. 26 08chs étake marked Ni QL, No 3, ow the 8 Wand BR GL No6 on the S W. Thence on » trae line 8 33° 15° W 3.63 chs to plac of beginming and conicres and being a portion. of ection’17, Township 18 North, st, Mt. Diabio Base and Mericiid location wag made by He m R. Cary, Thos. Saddl r, John M. meme . R. Banberry, dsy D. Conley, G. W. Shearer andCrandall, as to 1000 feet adjoining the National Q. M. and recorded in B 3, page 392 Mining claims Rerords of Nevada Couaty. 1500 fevt was located oy this applicant, June 3, 1873, _re. a B 5, page J04 same records, Adjoin-. ciatmants are owners of Quartz Lode on the north. ee in diameter T No 9, (Limmons Now 9) standivg on the east side of the Chalk Blu and You Bet Road. Thence on a true ne vark ation 17° 30’ E. S 27> 30’ W 4,97 chains ‘to DMG. O8k 20 inches ia diameter marked T No 10, standing on top of a high bank.— Thence b 35° 15’ W 29.50 to a black oak 18 inchesin diameter mayked T No LL. Thence 8 22> 30° East. 10 chains crossing and recroseing the Chalk Bluif Ditch wud a deep cut the out et of the Cout's diggings to @ black oak 4 inches in diameter’ marked CP (Chicken Point No 4, Lhenee sonth 7,70 chains to a black oak 12 inches in diameter, marked C P No5, frum which the Section Post common to Sections Ji.and 32 on third parallel worth bears 3 35° W 26.17 chains. ‘Thence East 11.80 chains to a stake marked CP No6 from which biavk Oak 40 inches in diamcter bears N 64° W, 30 links distant _ and a black o.k 12 inches if diameter bears south 163g E 46 links distunt,; ‘Thence, N 50". 20" ks 7.95 chains to-a—pihe tree-22-in¢bes in diameter C P No 7 etanding 4chaine west of where Chulk Binf Ditch. crosses Patts ravine or canon. Thence N 30’ 39.40 chains crus-ing Patts Rave or canon toastakeimerked €P iyo o from which » black oak IW inehés in diameter beats N 23° W 5y iinks distant aud w biack oak di) inches in diameter Dears N 2445 E 4) linke dit tant. Thence N 64> Ju’ W crussing Patts ravine or canon 2.24 chuius to the place of beginning, containing 62 and 88-100 acres, accurding to the United States system of surveys. he ¢.aims adjoining said Chicken Point elaims are bounded o« the north by the Timmons elaims, ok the East by va cant or uncidimed ground, on the south by vacant ground, and ow the Wwést.by Mons bud Vucani proud, 3d—The Exterior Boundaries of the SmithPowell Claim or Mining Ground are described as follows. , ; Commencing at a‘stake marked B,C (for Birdseye Creek) No 6 standing gu east side of Wilcox Ravine, Thence on.'a true line variation 13> Last N 14> 3y’ W190 chains following alotig the Hine of the You Bet claims ta stake marked BC No 7. Thences N 27> E 3,88 chairsto a stake, marked BC: No 8. Thence N7° 45’ b 1.76 chstoa stake . marked B © No 9, ‘Thence N 222 15' W 0.30 to Sections 7 and 8, 17 and 38, Tp 18 N R13 punks to a pomt'on the perpendicular bank ° where the You Bet claim line strikes that : of the Smith Powell line. A’heneeonasty ~ bine N13° E 7.9x,chains slong the’face of # high bank parallel with and ou the W ide ot. Wilcox Rayine to a pent en the Tine, of the Emigrant claim 1:54 chins of corner No 2. ‘Thence N44 15’ 11.28 chains along the hue of the Emigrant claim to & stake niarked No 3. Bience N 32> W 4.99 chains to astak parked No 4 standing oF the ridge neartie Chaik Bluff Road at, the N E corner peg Emigrant Company's location. hence N 76>. 3u’ E 3.18 chains to an oak Stump standing ou the ofa high c<. Thence on a line N 84> Sv’ East 3,57 ins toa stake marked 8S. ¥_ CC. [south Yuba Cunal Co.] Thence 86> 30° E 7.98 chains, crossing old diggings to.a stake marked S ¥ C. Yhevce $ 26> W 8.94 chains to a stake m a stone mound marked SY C, Thenee 5S 17° W 5.20 chains to @stake marked $ YC, from which a pine 18 inches in disinates bears N 13° 30" W 56 links dit fgnt. Thence S$ 21° 45’ W 3.17 chains tos Stake marked 8 ¥ C-from which r bleck oak 10 inches if diameter becrs 5 80.12% Ws links distant Thedce So? W589 chains toa steKe marked SY. ‘Thence 8 4° W 14.65 chains to a stake marséd 8 Y C.— Thence N 12°. 38’ W 30 links to place of ginning, containing 26 and 34-100 acres &ec rding to the Uniied ntates dames of sur veys. The adjoiring claims being 08 the North the Emigrant and Rose & Dury mining ground, on the South by the mining Claim Of AfKins,on the Bab! by Rose . the ¥ou Bet claims, All persons holding. an Ali persons hviding any adverse clsim thereto are hereby hot Pe Pog ie thereto-wre Len by required to presemthtbe same before this office within sixtv: days . © betore the Reginter and Kecelver, Bacfrom the first ‘day of Diishing hereof 7 Pepe Cal, within sixty days from © T. B. Me LAND Register "2 st day of publishing hereet. Chas, H. Wyman, attorney." in gr} RO 2. B. McFaiLAND, RegistetOBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. se Sur a GE. Assessmeut Notice. APPY REIIEF FOR YOUNG, MEN i { froin the effects of Errors po gl in early life. Manhood restored. Ampediments to Marriage removed. New method = mina New and tematkable rerueles. 8 and cire OY aes. Nessie eda Sircalars sent free; ir Sit Pe : Save Valle ie ecialty —Diseases Ot Women ahd 4 +f is . ul Philade.;. sis, Pa.— i ; + hig Ceipeia, Pa eros ad gerbe ah Address HOWAKED SOCIATION, No 2 South Kieth Cot hi reputation for heorab {Professional skill, a TOCKHULDERS o. the New York (a? on Cons iideted Bhy Gravel Mists Cémpsny, ar’ hereby notited that Ba meeting held on ®aturday, April T8th, oD aS-ensmac ut OF two cents jp Share We levied eg Cap deal Steck . the vd By, payable inunedistejy_to the Secretayy: “#. ». BIGLLUW, secreted k Nevada, April 21, is74. N' : t ‘find vaoant jand. é ——_ fhe Doctor is a regular 2d—The Exverior Boundaries of the Chick“> i C; “H eu Point Claims aré described as ee toliows / : me G Comimencing at a black Oak tree 18 inchew = . Mark gooas, ‘Ca land.” Teams always through without « this way thete-i«-s ——tither trom: Sacra DENT AR x. P. ELI amoffice, ~ in Kidd’s ‘Buil = Fp Asch] C) prepared Mechanical and O; ~atestand must apy Artificial Teeth i Vulcanite and Al Nevada, May 30t rie: County AND U. 8. D] IVIE AND MAN, NEV: : fra_ Office at the brftai the Daily U: Will meét with pre ee Eareka Stag: f 22a. O'clock, AM, New HINDS & Wor respe : pleof Neva ig places that the Grocery and ON COMMKI Nearly opposite th t he Store lornscel + Our stock is entire everything in the PROVI We will always be Rew in our ree dae 1 hey Wiys rely up lowest market c By dealing bono the best bir; Mberal share of th: Hrrada. Aug, ot THE ANGLC > * Ba (Li 412 Califor:

a. Hi Taney ale wre gti, he oe Se gts “ie ornenna waec kage of meédic a wots TO PETE er Rtrtashadre Be . WAT BEREAS, ote forth of the, suber DR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY Fed oo GAr>LABLISHED in 1864, for the ‘treat ‘4 ment of Sexual apd Seminal Dises wh as Gonorrhea sleet, Btrivtire, Syph is in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In -petency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years ‘} eovered . a fadgment in the District Court of the re Sadicial District of the State of California, . of Nevada, Ggainst RK. C, Thom,and Geo. G: Allan, Tthe-said David ‘Tham, and George G. Allan being. made parties defendant herdin, that theinrights 4 might be determined) for the’ simi ofsix thomsand’ two hundred dollars; with inment at the rate of seven~+ Y ¢e Tr standing) and Ulest@ed gs success Uy i yontil paid. al! payable in United State treated, os an Pon are : _ DR, GIBBON @as the pleasure of’ announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals. of Eutope,’end has sesumed practice wt his Dispensary, 623 * Kearney Street, comerof Commercial, San, Francisco, whare his old — ee and those iri a services may find bim. Se ee has syered neithertime nor owt new remedies, and has we Sih incaeated facilities for the “alleviation of hulawn suffering. ——s Horrible. Diseases. . } smounting-to the Adtoja together sith costs pf suit-taxed ft $10 S@y and cblinsel fees aligwed Nerejn sum of $200, in U. 8. g01d coin, which said jucgment is recorded jin the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court on p 362, et seq.,and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed and of mining ground lying and sittiate -at;on and near Kepublican, Hill, . near ~North ‘there who afe suffer. Claims” bounded a6 foll fs) mele and who ate 6W%er. Claims” ded as follows : On S01 _4ng conte existence. fromthe. et-; ; ’ on feet-of secret p from: vitae the Jasob s -Claixis’*[ab called! “absorbed into the syst ook at their . Humbug Creck; on the north by the mining pallid, emaciated and disfigured feces: #4 . ¢jaims of the North Bloomiield Grave) Min‘their broken down constitutions,“ -. ing Company, and on the east -Byvacant »fying them for the es < mattiage orth enjoyment’ of life. -gituation thousands suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, frsends attend toany of those who ere sa@etiug “with any of these hortible—life destreying nisladics—see that they ere cared for and} ing water cuirett before it be too late. ' Send them ime eels to Dr. Gibbon, ¢ physician whé has made private disease his especial stady for years, and who is certain to cere the most inveterate $ without mercury or $njurious drugs. [t¥e important to those who are afflicted, or to Ghose who are inter ested in the welfare-of their. friends, to be ~~eareful'of the many pretended doctors who _. 4nfest all cities, publishing their_skifr in curing all diseases ime few days, imposing -wpon the public by asing.the names of eminent physicians from -Europe. and other strict inqaivies,or you may fall into the Lands of those charlatans. : Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, thé consequence of self abuse. ‘This solitary vice, er depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with ane 7 the following train of morbid symptoms, unless .combatted: by scientific medical Ineasurés, viz: Ballow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ring“tng in the ears, noise like the_rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of thé limbs zontusead vision: byinted intelledt,loss of confidence, diffig efce in approachingstrang° ors, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition 40 shun society, loss ‘of memotv. hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions «bout. the tace, furred_ tongue, fetid. breath, csup 4s, Consumption, night sweats, monomenn 47d frequent. insanity. If relief be not obtamed, perbdns: 606 afflicted should apply immediately, either in erson-or by i iter, and have -@ cnre éffected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting _. quick anu radical oure. ‘Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he was cured In this berridground. Also; all tunnels, cuts, sluices, hydraulic pipes,-hose, water ditches; wat r theretinto belonging or in anywise sappertaining. \Also sll of the certain ditch taxCreek and: as Jacob's Diteh, about % of 4 mile in extent together with t « water ‘right thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided one-half of that certain ditch known as the Knder Ditch taking water froin the same fork of said\dumbug Creek together with the water Rtas Serranto ‘belonging, Ajso a}] of that certain ditch water privilegvs thereunto beionging. Ale the one undivided twy-thicds of ali of tha Own 4s the “‘Iilinois Quartz Ledge” -sit. County andaboiit one mnije.due south from . the town of Eur ka South, together with all tunnels and raining property thereunto belongi g. Also a Hike interest, undivided in and to that certain Quartz mill situated . iitsaid ravine, 500 fect distant. from said ledge and known as Black & 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. raid ini and all lands, oceupied by said buildings, -Also the one undivided three-eights of all ‘of that certain’ Quartz, Ledge situated in Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesa:d and known as the Banbury Ledge situated about 300 yards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miilcommencing ata large Sugar + Pine“Pree-standing-160-feet-nortirof—a«tes* ervoir atthe head of sijd 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 aid singiilar the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining in-and-to-ah-etthe different picees . property hereinbefore described, Al#o the one undivided one-fourth of al” oF that-certaip-cqueriz ledge sitjated aboutone in-end f:Pthe County, praying hi pees, Davia’ Py or Liquor LICENSE:” 6 RO LI. the property therein described, to-wit :—/ . All-and singular that certain lot or pateel . jection at the respective precincts 2s folBloomfield, in eaid Nevuda County, Bioem. ¢.1. (ae, Diack ’s 5. Crathers, Judges. el and b.#. Batts, Jwiges. rights and privileges, tail rights and priyi. leges and every Variety of urining property . Township having filed with. the Glerk of the oe Supervisors ‘ theif petition Llection to vote ao. fhe quesQUOR 4c E.” in the said;fowaship, 4 pursuant to an Actrof th¢ Legislature of ithe State of Califfrnia, entitled “An Act to rmit the Ve M fet every towna@dip or ineqrporated city 1h is Stateto vote on the terest théreon from the date, of og Ppt question of granting license to seh intoxif ¥. éating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1874. Therefore: NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEX, . that am Election will be heid on . Wednesday, June 10th, 1874, ‘ In the Township of Meadow. Lake, County . of Nevada, to vote on the Question of ; **Li. quor License” or “*Ne.Liguor License” said ' Election being called and to be held pursuant to said Act of the Legislatare. The officers of Election and the place of, fiows: . Truckee Preeinct—Polls at Keiser’s HoJ. V. Hoag Inspector, J. N,’Payne and ;—_ Bees Preeinet— Polls at Doan’s Lumber . . ‘Tinker’s Station Precinct. \ ker’s Hotel. ‘W. Richardson, Inspector.— T. Fenton and D. F. Potwime, Judges. . PART I. TITLE I¥.—Of Crimes against the Elective Fran hise. = ae Section 41. Every petson charged wit the periormepeeot any duty under the pro. visions of any law of this State relating to ™ the South Fork ef Himbug ejections whe wilfully neglects or Tretuses to pertorm it, ofwho in his cfficial capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in con. travention d? Violation of any of the provisions of such lawis, unless a different . punishment for such ap act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand doliars, or _ by imprisonment in the State Prison not connecting with ssid mining clainis Known . ¢x-: eding five years, or by both. as the ‘‘Favurite Ditch,” together with the . ‘ Sec, 42. Every person ‘who wilfully . equses, procures, or allows himself to be \ registered in the Great Register of any : certain Quariz mine, vein or ledge or lode “younty knowing hims-If not to \ be entitled piaces, Be, thevefore, careful and make (Ry ; bal to Buch registration, is punishable by fine aitedat, in and-near Rocky Glenm Ravine . pot exceeditig one thousand doliars, or by in the tewnship-of Eur ka in said Nevada } injprisonme nent ip the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding one year, or bv both, In all cases Where On the trial of a pérson charged with-any Offetise under the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registe:ed in -the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court must order such registration to be canceled. . Sec. 43. Every person who, atter being duly required by the Board of Judges at cany election, retase to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any ertinent questions propounded by such oard, toaching his right or thé right of any other person to yete, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ~—_ ; . Sec. 44, Every.person summoned to appearand testify betore any Board of hegistration, Who Wiliilly disobéfs such fumnions, is guilty of a misd@meanor, Sec. 45. Eyery person not entitled to vote who fraudulently v-tes, and every person who -yotes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands. in twa oF more tickets folded together, or chan any bailotafter the same has been Weposited in the ballot-box, or adds or. atthupts to add, any ballot.to these legally polled at any election either by fraudulently iNtroFrancisco quacks, Married Men, . Or those who contemplate martiage, who are gitffering under any’ of these fearful muladies, should not forget the sacred reepensibility resting upon them, nor délay to obtuin ispmediate relief. ee ‘ Persone calling &t Dr. Gibbon’s office or tending for packages‘of medicines nay rely” upon his assurance of conSdential secrecy th tmpticitfaith, and expect no thore than io be charged With o fair and mutually #atisfectery rentunerntion of sbrvfeds rendered, considering, the circumstances oor tie cases; rather tier ate ontand fish practice df extortion among qumicks an ‘elemdlers. Di, -GIDBON is responsible, and will ve to enc atient a written instr mile in @ southerly direction from Graniteville insaid Eureka Township and. known as the Savage L: dge being a north extension of the said Bunbury lue, fourteen nundred feet in extent. . Also all tunnels and improvements thereow together® with the dips, spury and aniles, and also all metals, ores, gold and silver bearing quart¢ thereimand all rights and privileges thereunto belonging, incInding houses, mines and machinery be soldto satisfy said judg-° ment together. with interest-aud Costs. ~ Notice is lereby given that Pwill expose to public sale all the above described propducing the” s batiot-box betore— or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to. or mixes with, or at. tempts to add to or mix with, the’ ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the sameure being counted or canvasred, or at vany other time with intent to change the result of such election, oF carries away or destroys, or aitempts to carry away. or deStroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, _for the purpose of breaking up ur invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election retarns, or in any manverso interferes with tie offierty to The highest bidder, for caak—n Uni . te@-States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, May 16th, 1874. pindiag bimselfto effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge.’ La Cured at Home, Persons at 9 distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, length of time the disease haw continued, ahd the medicine. promptly forwarded, free from ¢arnage and curiosity, to any part of the eountry, with full and — direction for use. y enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or throngh Wells, Fargo & Co., will Bn forwarded by express to Any part of the Union, — "addres DR, i. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney *treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bex 1957. : » Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1967 on the letter. ; Cunsultations FREE, ; : Correspondents will please inform DR, GIBBON that they read-hia advertise ‘ mient in the Dainy Transcript. myl . Sheriff's Sale. any ‘> Y VIRTUE OF AN“ EXECUTION TO } me divectedand deiivefed,. isdaed ort oft the District Court of the Fourteentn »u dicial District, In and for the County of Nevada, State of Calfornia, bearing date April 23d, 1874, «n a judgment rendered in said Couston the 20th day of @ctober, 1873, in favorof Thoms Pind!ey and «eainst the Mutupl Gold Miniag Company fort. eum of Bix-Thonsand two hundred ind, ‘Ei’ htyerie and 23-100 Jollaredamages, with interest thereon atthe rate of eeven"per cent per annunrtill paid, tegether with $79 70 costs ‘and disbursements at the date of. said judg. mont, and accruing costs. : I have levied up a the folowing desdribed property, heretofore attached, to-wit ;— That ceptvin quartz ledge and ‘all the property of defendant, situated im Ku rekw Ep. Nevada County, bl kuown as the “Jim nine,” or inthe of the Mutuaf Gotd Mining 'o, being shout four miles soathi the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, upon Little Canon Creek and conssting of 1400 feet upon the quartz Tode or yein hnown and recorded as the” Jini Qniirtz ledge commencing for a northerly bowndary at a point on said ledge indicated by a burnt pive tree and extending thence seuth. erly upon and following the trua course of waid lode or vein and crossing ‘Little Ganou Creek nt yan and Kerby’s old gravel digsings 1400 feet toe Sinke for a sontherly boundery, together with all improvements thereold coosisting io partof # tye stamp @ushing mill, hoisting works, Imachinery of al! kinds, buildings and af appartces thereunto belon "ing: or ir tapuiet oe pertaining: ., st anes. 1 it Notive is hereby given that I will expose Public tule »!] the above described propy to the bighest bidder,: for cakir, in ont of the Court House door, in the ety . ._ JA Nevada, on . Saturday, June Gth, 1874. Between the hours of Pa'clock, A. M. and! & w'clock. P.M. Given vudey my hand this 26th diy of April, 1874. Q G, W. SMITH, Sherif. By A. W. Potter, Under Slierif?, * Dibble’ Byrua, Piife attys. : : he : erro i . Aenusi Meeting, ~~ io Mates eg tm _ of he’ Masonte Hall Aewoedution Or. Nevoda City, will be held at the office or) kw South Yuba Carel Hewes Mage ee Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A, M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. aes . E Given under my hand this 16th day of April, 1874. f GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. Niles Searls, Atty. Ne FRB ° Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMPIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Location ef pringipal piace of business, 8an Francis.o, Califcr. hia, Location of Works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the Thirteenth day of .April, 18t4, dil AESESEICHE™ Number Thirty «ne of One Dollar (—$100—)-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 Sanrome St., San Frangisce, California, . _. : Any stéck upon Which saitl assessment shall remain ufpaid on Wednesday, 20th day~ of; May, 1874, slmll be deemetidelinquent, and will be duly advertised for sele at public puction, and nnless payment shall be’ madé-defore, Will be sold on Friday, June 1¢th, 1874, to pay” the delingnent ‘assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale, Ly order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS DERBY. Office --No. $20 Sansowe Siredt,San Fiunisco, California, Bib .Machinery For Sale. } T THE 8. 8. BANNER MINE, Two Engines, 10x20 it. . One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in. tubes, Hoisting and Pumping gesr. Oue Engine 18x42 tn, built by H. J. Booth & Ov, San Francisce,, “wo Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long, 3 in, tubes, \ . Six i-stamp Batteries. Fight: Pans. Pumps, Columns, Track Tron, Cars, etc, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class taine— This inachinery is al} oe alete and in good order, Apply te'THOM & AL N ha woundse. 4 ait On, ape STOKES’ HOTEL, CORNER OF : vi MAIN & CHURCH STS., ‘ / Grass Valtey. ° This Hotel is expressly adapted for the ‘Traveling Public and Families, ‘Pry it » o% ee: Ww. ©. STOK DR. T 3B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, E AS removed to Nevada, and setic \ the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and \ icinity. Office and residence ov W.ter Strey t, three doors from corner, 819 os ‘om M. HUNT, M. D. : ATTENDING PHYSiCzAN, NEVADA CITY ‘ rT t . SOHN ANDERSON, ‘ATTCRNEY AT Law, : a) such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at euch election, aa to prevent such election or canvass from being fairly beld and lawfally conducted, is guilty of felony. é Sec. 46. Every pepeon not. entitled to vote, who fraudulently atténipts to vote, or who, being entitled ‘to vote, attempts to’ vote more than once at any election, is guiity of a misdemeanor, Sec. 47, Kvery person who. procures, , aids, asgistsycopnsels or ndvises avotber to give or offer his vote at any’ election, knowing that the'person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. any poil list, er in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking avy therefrom, or adds,_or ts to’ edd, uany ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box b.fere or after the ballots therein have been’ counted, ‘cr. adds te or mixes with. or attempts t add to.or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or con vassed, or staby Aher time, with the in tent to change the result of such election, or allow another to do so when ia h.s power to provebtit, Gr durries away or destrcys, or knowingly allows another 1G. carry away or destroy, aLy poll list, baitot-box, or ballots lawfully pollef, is pusi-hauble by imprisopment in the State Prison for not teas than two per more than seven years. . -Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who. previous to putting the ballot of an electur in thie ballot be x, attempts to find out any name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which. bas been-hanaed in to.De opened or examined. previous to putting the same into the ballot-box. or who wakes.or places any mark or device on any. toldel battot th the view to ascertain the name* of any person for whom the electer has voted, or Oo, Without the consnt of the elector, tloses the name of any person which such Inspector, Jndye,or Clerk has fraudulently or iegally diecevered to have beeen vo for by sueh ‘elector, is punishable by Me, not leasthen fifty nor more than five hundred doHare. Sec. 50. Every person who forges oF counterfeits returps of an election purporting to have been held: at a precinct, town, Ward Where no election was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes torged’ or counter. ) felt weturns of election jn the place ef the .. true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where pe election wasactually held is punishable by imprisonment in the State Bison; fora term of not .ese than two nor more than ten’ yeers, , -y Bea. 1, _byery person who wilfully adds ‘to, or-subtracts from, the votes, actnally cast at an election, in any returus,o: who ‘Ml t0fe Such returns, ix punishable by imprisonment in the State Priven for not less tha: one nor more than five yeara. Sec. 52. Every person who aids er abets in the commission of any offense: mentioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present »t or cognizant of the, commission of either such offences. does not give information thereof aa soon. as prac ticab.e to the District Attorney or Grand perry. of the ‘r county, of to some JusIce « ishabie by imprisonment in the Cownty dail for a peried of six morths, or im the Btute Prison not exceeding two years. . threats, menaces, bribery,or any corfupt . means, either directly or indirectly atsclupts te jofinence any elector in giving vote or deter him from giving the sume; or attempt hy apy meaus whatever to e. re. strain, hiuget, of disturb spy cleetor in the free exxr ise of the right of spffrage. or tur. bish 8 any elector wisly capict read, with at : et Biving su ho Tgety © Und Psiand thet it q ” b, >. } + \ t AND <org . . VLA Bh Saree 2 kuay, the id day Of May! : sOStick Or THE Price contain se ame tten or printed ther. on aes ne ‘Ae . TI i ——e 1) OP «di irauds ay clectorat any such elec. ‘ — CHARLES\ MARSH, President: ‘ Pos 5 3h : by e oes SS =r Nat Pk Sk ; + Bis ¥¥ICE on Brosd: t. nk . tH hy ee ag attttecueitiy euch eledtor Wevaane ty, April de, 18h 8, tnd i oO Saloon : Sees oret Pexyene " te vote ravcifrest person or any otide . tiep s f ” =] $ $ , sy . “ a ° a : oe ; 2 , aS —@ aon be or weeneetiin meen een memmmmnnent eine ae = . Polls at Pin . appoint of procaré the appointmens of any . . ment or considération tu any person to vote Sec. 48. Every officer.or Clerk of Elec. tion who sidg“injehanging or destroying the Peace of such county, is pens sec. 3) Every person who, by force,” to-vote, Who jnformin® or jthan he inténded or desired to vote for; or whe, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of ¥ote differently from what. such elector in tended or desired to vote, he is guilty of s tigdemeat Te uk shaS kent Sec 54. Every] other person either, ' ; ‘ 1,.Purnishes entertainment at his expense to'any meeting of ¢lectors previous -to-or during sf dléttion. ee Phi 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to pay forany such entertainment. 3, Furnishes or engages to“pay or déliver any money Of pruperty for the pur > of procuring the atténdance of voters ‘at the polis, or for the purpose uf compeusating an}‘person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who afe sick orinfirm. 4. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any monéy or pro for any é intended to promote the election of ary candidate, except fer e expenses of ho'ding and .conducting public meetings, and-of printing and of circulating .bellots, handbins, and other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. = 66. Every person who, being can didate at-any election, offers or agrees to particular person to office as an -inducefor, or procure or aid in procuring the elec-. tipn of such candidate, is guilty of @ migueméanor. a : : sec: 56. Every person, not being a candidate, whocommunicates any offe® made in vivlstion of the last se te any person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to proctire the electionof thé candidate making the. offer, is guilty of a. misdemednor, Sec. * 84, 35, 86. Every person who gives or offers to bribe-finy officer or member of any legislative caucus, political convention, conimittee, primary election, or political gathertng of any kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices of <hovor, trust,or profit in this State with-intent to influence the person to whom such bribe is’given or offered to be more favorable to ove candidate than another, and every person, memberof either of the bodies im this section mentioned , who “receive .of offers tu receive any sach bribe, ia punishable by imprisonmept in the State Prison not less .than one nor more than fourteen years, — Sec. 68, Every person who by threats, intimidations, or unlawfyl violence, wilfully hinders or prevents electora__ from assembling in public meeting for the cousideration. © public questions, is guilty of « misdemeanor, Sec. 59. Esery person Who willfully disturbs or breaks up any public meeting of electors br otheéra, Jawfully being held for the purpose of considering public “questions, if guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 66>” Every person who makes, afers oF accepts any bet or wager upon the result of any electfon, or upon the success or failure of amy person or candidate, or ‘upen the number of yotes to be cast either

in the aggregate or-Ofany particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast-upon any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. See. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relating to élections, is, upless ‘a different punishment for such volation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by aa fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State By order of the. Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made" and entered at Special session, on Monday, May lith, A. D. 1874. M. L. MARSH, ae By ee; . TP. CRANDALL, JOHN McCOYFY, FRANK PAUSON, : Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison, Clerk. 2 “No. 687, . Application for a Patent to a~ ~Mining Claim. United States Land Office, » ~~ Sacramento, Cal,, April 24, 1874. OTIOE is hereby given that Lewis Voss N whose Post Office is Colfax, Placer County, California, has made application for Patent for the Mount Ora. Place? Mine, situate in Mount Ore Mining District, Nevada Oountty, California, and described in fice as follows, viz. + Survey, of Exterior Boundaries. Conimencing at a stake in a stone mound Standing 154.66 chains south of-the \& Section Post on North line of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mcunt Diablo Base aud Meridian. ‘Thence on a true line variation 18> E. West 29.00 chains to a sta ec from whicha sugar pine 36inches in diameter bears N 20° W.28 links distanti Thence on a true line South 24.52.chaing to a stake from which a black oak 8 .nches in diameter bears 5 44> E97 links distant. Thence on a trué‘line Eust, 30.60 chuilis to } stake in the center of Section 3, ‘Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Thence on a true line South 21.00 chains te-a stake from whidh a Yellow Pine 40 inches in 4iameter beays N 23> W 107 links cistant. Thence on a true line East 40 06 chains toa stake on the line between Section: 2 and 3 ee at 20 chajns. yy the titra post. Thenceon a ne North: chain’ \& Section be 3-2 vc af i akon 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. 1% links distant. ““B, M. No. 6." Thence on a true line west 40.00chaiux to the place of beginning, and containing 227 12 «cres, and being a portion of the N % of Section and N’¢ of 8 E of Section 3, Township 26 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location is held by this applicant by purchase from J. ©. Linerman, et.al. Patrick Campbell and David Rose, No record of location of this ground hss ever been made. Adjoining . claimants are the Mamnwth Blue Gravel Company on the North, East arid South, All persons hoiding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required tos present the same before this office within . sixty, days from the first day of pubifshing hereof; + T, B. McPARLAND, Register. Chas, H. Wyman, Atty, Sacramento, ap28 No sas. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim : UNITED STATES LAND, OFFICE, . Sacramento, Cal. Marclr 19th, 1874, 7 OTICE is bereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAW'S. BACHTAL, whose Post Offiee i Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have nade applicat for a Patent for the big Deer Creek an st (hance Place? nrines, ‘situwe in Nevada Covnty Mining District, Ne Califernia, and described in matics on file in this — ‘pom surveyrd land, b-itig the Ns of N & MS ¢ of NE & ON Wh atl Ns of N % Sectiod 9, Towuship D. M. Suid location was Applicants aud others. of wher org bate since purchased, in the f Jar: + 1869.) Adjoining ciaimt@ are on the South owhers of tie eve ja ining Claims. wi All persons: holding any adverse elvoim thereto are hereby Nquitd to present the sime before this offiee, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing bereet Dated March 22 eu ae T. B. Me FAI AND, Register. ~ John Caldweil, Alty ior Appik ear ree L. cOOMBs, as ee Connty, the plat and any election, while acting.as, ii { or attempts to induce by Means or reward, or mise thereof, to to promote thé eliectiOn of ‘himself; or gny . e . Patients male or female residing in any part . Prison hot exceeding five years or by both, . Wwilr _yalue in currency] by Main or WELLS, Fartions the.plat and field notes on file in this of-} . field Ditch--rens westerly 37.68 chs set a foslows, vez :/ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. : + io “St : r : ® —_ : Ys Quick Cures & Moderate Charge. DR, W, K. DOHERTY’ [Founded in 1853.) iz ; No. 519 Sacramento Stre¢e, . 4 Qorner of Leidesdorff Street—[{A few doors below the What Cheer Honse} °°" §AN FRANCISCO. © Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the aftlicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all Private and Chronic dis° -eases, Cases of : é Secresy -——2ND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. To the Afflicted, : tis sincere: thanks to his humerous patients for their patronage,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he eontinues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of -the Lungs,Liver, “Kidneys, Digestive, and GenitoUrinary Orans, and allPrivate Diseases, viz: Syphiis in‘'all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Gonorhcea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and: Djurns! Emissior+, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, ete., and he hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure hini a share of public ‘patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he isenabled to apply the most_efficient and. successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mereury, charges moderate, treats* his patients in a-correet and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. . : To Fema!'es. ; “When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of thé back -andlimbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, Joss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functidns, general debility. hysteria, sterility and all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write dt once to the celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Dowerry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases, Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painiul suffering and premature death. ’ ‘ To Correspondents. of jhe country, however. distant, who may 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 MOST SACRED. graduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. If the case be fully and can: sii Medical and Surgical Institute, . OCTOR W.-K. DOHERPY-RETERNS . BPTSETT an aus PREELE: Application for a Patent to ¢ f UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE _ Sacramento, Cal. April 25th, 1874." AT OTICE is hereby given that the Sou Yubs Canal Company, = corpor jon duly orjanized under the Laws of the State? 7 ee . of CM&iternia, and Whose principal Place of business dnd Post Office address. ig Nevada e.ty, Nevada County, California, have made application to the Government of the Uni. ted States for Patents to the following des. erived Placer Mining Claims: * The King Claim,” **The Chicken Point Claim,” and the ‘Smith Powell Clsim,” situated in’ thy” You'Bet Mining District, in Nevada Cou State of Culifurtia, and described: ag ¥ojlows, to-wit: Un surveyed aud minérgj lauds in ‘Township 16, North Rapge 1g Kast Mount Disblo-Base-and-Aeridiai aud in the . district of land subject to salu at Sacraiiie,: to, California. Sai Piater Mining: Claims being bounded and described in the bist 3 wo seecthinmene ist—The Ex ‘ : 3 5 : andteld usteson tile in this oltice ag fol. Coyamencing at a stake marked D, ©, 1, tro, Which # live oak bush bears con 4/> East 65 Winks distant, theice ina troe line variation 17> 39’ hast : 5 10>. 15° W 9.65 chaius to a sugar pine 30 inches in Qj. ameter niarked D . Ne 2; thence N @9e W 21.78 chuins to Post No 4, in the Chalk Bluff survey of Timiuons ground marked C: B.C. Nu 4, and foilowing along: Tim; liens’ line to st-ke-C.-B-C, No 6; thence —— N 20° 15’ E crossiny smal) ravine Putiniy NW. and crossiig Arkuusaa Canon to spruce tree 24 inches in didiiieter marxea pC. Nod, Ow sOUutL side 52.145 Chains. Thence N 68> E wo w stuke in rock mound from Which w spruce 40 inches in diameter bears 5 69> W Yd links. dystant’ 18 chaing,— ‘Phence § 61> # crossing section line be. tweem Sections 29 and 3/ Township 16, “Kh. 10 & Mount Diablo Buse and Meridian, 8.90 chains South ot eorucr common te Sec 19, 20, 29,40, 15,88 chains to am oak tree 1) inches ludiameter marked D CU. Nod og the south side standing 50 links above the Darling Diggiugs. ‘Thence § Je? 30’ E fol. lowing along the original line of/the “Dar. ig claims” ascelding the summit of Chalk Biull to a stakeon Suwth Yuba Diteb warsed D>, Nu; t-from whith a black oak 30 inches jn. diamcter bears $ 257° # 25 links distant and # biack oak 18 inches in diame. ter bears N 9° W. 32 links distant 53.70 chains. Thence Sunth ts> k-t9 a black — oak J6 inches in dinmeter marked D, C.Noe 7, 8.86 links. TLeuce N 73> 30’ W toa stake D, C. No 8, standing in ap old Reger.” yor und from—which an old Pme Trec, § inches in. diameter-be.r-Suath 46-41-90 West 14 links distant, 32.20 chains, Thence § 65> 30’ W crossing Section line between Sections 29 and 30, 14.80 chains-North of & post 42.20 chains to stake at place of bepinH1bg,-CQntin ag 11067-1400 vers, aecordimg ~~ the Umited States system/of surveys. Said King cléim adjuiu onthe north the claims of Foley and others and vacant lend Ou the east, the centre of Chalk Bluff ridge ou the south, the clainisof Hussey Broth? © * ets, on the westthe claims of 'l'immons EE? , The D ai . NEVAD a BROWN Transcript Blo TERMS OF ' @ne Year-—in ativa Six Months, “ Three Months, ** Per week, T went Rates for Advert: ist insertion ; $1 p sequent insertion. vertisers. KURO RT IE EET “BROAD 873 AMES COLL ways supplied PORK, MUTTON Orders filled fron vered at their k~ __Give mre a call. —JOHN-H, EALER IN _#% VEAL, COR PORE, ke. _. Meats sold at res Shop on Broad str Thertre . ‘NEVADA and didly. described, personal “communication be-tinnecessary, as instructions, for . diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case ftself, (includng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in sucha 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 Go & Co’s Express, and a package of medicine will be sent to yeu. address with the nécessary. instructions for use, Consultahy.letter or otherwise FREE. Per. manent cure gnaranteed or no pay. heea. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being a short. treatise on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent. on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This little work contains in ution 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. K. DOHERTY, M.D. s24 San Francisco, Cal. No 550. » Application for a Patent toa “ Mining Claim. : Da United States Land Office, * ' Sacramento.:Cal. March 26th, 1874) NS is hereby given. That David W. Sn«pp, whose Post Office is, Norte Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal., haa made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing gold with surface ground 400 feet in wisith, situ. atein EureKa Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this. office as foilows, viz: : : . Survey of Exterior Boundaries, Commencing at » stake marked _N. Q, L, No.1 (National Qvertz Lode-No 1) on north Side and R, Q. LgNol, (Republic Quartz ~ode No 1) onthesout side, and standing on the north side of the Eureka stage r ad, and from which the corner post common E. Mt Diablo Basé and Meridian, hears N 52> 54’ West 61.58chs. distant, . 'Fhenée br, a true line variation 17> 30’ ES 2 15° W 3.03 chs to a stake marked ‘*N No 6” on the N Eend “R Nos” onthe SE, hence ona} true line § 3© 60° 1.30 chs Cross Eureka. stage road, 3.50 chains;cross North Blooma Stake marked ‘*R Q L, No #”. from which black oak 8 inches in diameter—bears $ 78> 13 links distant, A black oak 6 inches diameter bears 18° W ¥4 links distant end a black oak 8 inches diamcter. bears § T5432 W 21 links distant.Thence ona true Jine N 87° 00° E,3,08 chs pass through stake No 2,atS end of the line of the lode. 6.06 ch set a stake mmrked -"R QLNo5’ from whi a black onk #2 inehes in diameter rs § 69@ W 12 links distant. Thence of a true line N 3° 00° W 37.78 chs cross Center of N Bloonfield ditch. 26 08chs étake marked Ni QL, No 3, ow the 8 Wand BR GL No6 on the S W. Thence on » trae line 8 33° 15° W 3.63 chs to plac of beginming and conicres and being a portion. of ection’17, Township 18 North, st, Mt. Diabio Base and Mericiid location wag made by He m R. Cary, Thos. Saddl r, John M. meme . R. Banberry, dsy D. Conley, G. W. Shearer andCrandall, as to 1000 feet adjoining the National Q. M. and recorded in B 3, page 392 Mining claims Rerords of Nevada Couaty. 1500 fevt was located oy this applicant, June 3, 1873, _re. a B 5, page J04 same records, Adjoin-. ciatmants are owners of Quartz Lode on the north. ee in diameter T No 9, (Limmons Now 9) standivg on the east side of the Chalk Blu and You Bet Road. Thence on a true ne vark ation 17° 30’ E. S 27> 30’ W 4,97 chains ‘to DMG. O8k 20 inches ia diameter marked T No 10, standing on top of a high bank.— Thence b 35° 15’ W 29.50 to a black oak 18 inchesin diameter mayked T No LL. Thence 8 22> 30° East. 10 chains crossing and recroseing the Chalk Bluif Ditch wud a deep cut the out et of the Cout's diggings to @ black oak 4 inches in diameter’ marked CP (Chicken Point No 4, Lhenee sonth 7,70 chains to a black oak 12 inches in diameter, marked C P No5, frum which the Section Post common to Sections Ji.and 32 on third parallel worth bears 3 35° W 26.17 chains. ‘Thence East 11.80 chains to a stake marked CP No6 from which biavk Oak 40 inches in diamcter bears N 64° W, 30 links distant _ and a black o.k 12 inches if diameter bears south 163g E 46 links distunt,; ‘Thence, N 50". 20" ks 7.95 chains to-a—pihe tree-22-in¢bes in diameter C P No 7 etanding 4chaine west of where Chulk Binf Ditch. crosses Patts ravine or canon. Thence N 30’ 39.40 chains crus-ing Patts Rave or canon toastakeimerked €P iyo o from which » black oak IW inehés in diameter beats N 23° W 5y iinks distant aud w biack oak di) inches in diameter Dears N 2445 E 4) linke dit tant. Thence N 64> Ju’ W crussing Patts ravine or canon 2.24 chuius to the place of beginning, containing 62 and 88-100 acres, accurding to the United States system of surveys. he ¢.aims adjoining said Chicken Point elaims are bounded o« the north by the Timmons elaims, ok the East by va cant or uncidimed ground, on the south by vacant ground, and ow the Wwést.by Mons bud Vucani proud, 3d—The Exterior Boundaries of the SmithPowell Claim or Mining Ground are described as follows. , ; Commencing at a‘stake marked B,C (for Birdseye Creek) No 6 standing gu east side of Wilcox Ravine, Thence on.'a true line variation 13> Last N 14> 3y’ W190 chains following alotig the Hine of the You Bet claims ta stake marked BC No 7. Thences N 27> E 3,88 chairsto a stake, marked BC: No 8. Thence N7° 45’ b 1.76 chstoa stake . marked B © No 9, ‘Thence N 222 15' W 0.30 to Sections 7 and 8, 17 and 38, Tp 18 N R13 punks to a pomt'on the perpendicular bank ° where the You Bet claim line strikes that : of the Smith Powell line. A’heneeonasty ~ bine N13° E 7.9x,chains slong the’face of # high bank parallel with and ou the W ide ot. Wilcox Rayine to a pent en the Tine, of the Emigrant claim 1:54 chins of corner No 2. ‘Thence N44 15’ 11.28 chains along the hue of the Emigrant claim to & stake niarked No 3. Bience N 32> W 4.99 chains to astak parked No 4 standing oF the ridge neartie Chaik Bluff Road at, the N E corner peg Emigrant Company's location. hence N 76>. 3u’ E 3.18 chains to an oak Stump standing ou the ofa high c<. Thence on a line N 84> Sv’ East 3,57 ins toa stake marked 8S. ¥_ CC. [south Yuba Cunal Co.] Thence 86> 30° E 7.98 chains, crossing old diggings to.a stake marked S ¥ C. Yhevce $ 26> W 8.94 chains to a stake m a stone mound marked SY C, Thenee 5S 17° W 5.20 chains to @stake marked $ YC, from which a pine 18 inches in disinates bears N 13° 30" W 56 links dit fgnt. Thence S$ 21° 45’ W 3.17 chains tos Stake marked 8 ¥ C-from which r bleck oak 10 inches if diameter becrs 5 80.12% Ws links distant Thedce So? W589 chains toa steKe marked SY. ‘Thence 8 4° W 14.65 chains to a stake marséd 8 Y C.— Thence N 12°. 38’ W 30 links to place of ginning, containing 26 and 34-100 acres &ec rding to the Uniied ntates dames of sur veys. The adjoiring claims being 08 the North the Emigrant and Rose & Dury mining ground, on the South by the mining Claim Of AfKins,on the Bab! by Rose . the ¥ou Bet claims, All persons holding. an Ali persons hviding any adverse clsim thereto are hereby hot Pe Pog ie thereto-wre Len by required to presemthtbe same before this office within sixtv: days . © betore the Reginter and Kecelver, Bacfrom the first ‘day of Diishing hereof 7 Pepe Cal, within sixty days from © T. B. Me LAND Register "2 st day of publishing hereet. Chas, H. Wyman, attorney." in gr} RO 2. B. McFaiLAND, RegistetOBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. se Sur a GE. Assessmeut Notice. APPY REIIEF FOR YOUNG, MEN i { froin the effects of Errors po gl in early life. Manhood restored. Ampediments to Marriage removed. New method = mina New and tematkable rerueles. 8 and cire OY aes. Nessie eda Sircalars sent free; ir Sit Pe : Save Valle ie ecialty —Diseases Ot Women ahd 4 +f is . ul Philade.;. sis, Pa.— i ; + hig Ceipeia, Pa eros ad gerbe ah Address HOWAKED SOCIATION, No 2 South Kieth Cot hi reputation for heorab {Professional skill, a TOCKHULDERS o. the New York (a? on Cons iideted Bhy Gravel Mists Cémpsny, ar’ hereby notited that Ba meeting held on ®aturday, April T8th, oD aS-ensmac ut OF two cents jp Share We levied eg Cap deal Steck . the vd By, payable inunedistejy_to the Secretayy: “#. ». BIGLLUW, secreted k Nevada, April 21, is74. N' : t ‘find vaoant jand. é ——_ fhe Doctor is a regular 2d—The Exverior Boundaries of the Chick“> i C; “H eu Point Claims aré described as ee toliows / : me G Comimencing at a black Oak tree 18 inchew = . Mark gooas, ‘Ca land.” Teams always through without « this way thete-i«-s ——tither trom: Sacra DENT AR x. P. 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