May 5, 1887 (4 pages)

& Table of Distances. The Daily Transcript. , — From Nevada City to. . Order to Show Gause. county of Nevada, State fornia. ‘Maria Johngon, the administrator of the estate ria Johnson, deceased, . having WN ORDINANCE. TO LAY extend Orchigd street ” The Board of ‘Trust dadoordain as foliows: = Section 1—That it is necessary t be extended westerl) t Section z— Shut all that certains street at the angle in Ducray’s thence running (mag. var. 15° $10 feet; thence south 82545, we ond ¢ Broad street; thence south 6i'g along West Broad street; theuce n east 114 feet; thence borth.> feet; thenge south 77°45, eusi northeast corner of ugan's hence south 354°, east 170 feet & of Brawagan street; thence north $8.60 feetto place of bezinhin , Section 3—This ordinance s and bein force from and afte and due publication “AW. G. RicHaRDs; Clerk INSOLVENT NOTIC he N THE SUPERIOR COURT, Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of BRIDGET LY¢ solvent Debtor. Bridget Lyons, an insolvent d ing applied to this Court fora disc her debts, itis hereby ordered tha of this Court give nutice toall cre the NINTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, should not be discharzed f om al in such cases made and provider ication be given to the creditu in the Nevada Daily Transcript, per published in said county. J. M. WALLING, Superi Dated Apri} 7th. 1587. Attest: F.G. Beatty, Clerl. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Maria Johnson, decea undersigned, administrator teteof Maria Jobnson, creditors of,and ull persons hay with the necessary months after the first publication tiee,to ‘the said administrator, City, the the same ‘being in the county of Nevada. tag: son, deceased. Dated Nevada City, March “4th, : Wotice to Creditors. In the.Su ‘ Btate of fornia. In the ma of the estat Nulty, deceased. e signed, Administrator of : of John Nulty, deceased, to them with the necessar four months after the first pub this notice to the said adminisir of Nevada. J REV. JAMESTA Administrator of the Estate of Nulty, deceased, Méreh HE NEVADA COUNTY L Notice is hereby given that County Land und Improvement x : will be held at tne office of the ¢ Tuesday, the 10th day 1887, at 2 o’clock, P. M., for the the transaction of such other may come before them. GEO. E BRAND, Nevada City, April 7th 1587. HARD FINISHED, WITHIN Stee For turther particulars apply tu = mard im OF CALIFORNIA (CAPITAL. oO. PEINCIPAL OFFICE: x Fire Insurance 4. vB OHTON, President. Grasse Valley Branch For Nev acce on a)) classes St mt ip this county at rates vency a fair = ofthe city of Neva lic usé and convenience that Ore ly to-the city line. 8544>, weal 165 feet; thente uerth 77 thence south 64,5, west 14) fe H.C. MILLE, Presidebit. have proved their debts, to appeur before this Court, at the Court Reom tierevf, ob 1 It is further ordered, that notice Gaylord & Searls, Atty's fur Insc JOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE deceased, to against the said deceased, to exhibit then vouchers, within fou: fice of Gaylord & Seuris, ‘in the transaction of the business of said estate, or Court of Nevada county, T OTICE is hereby given by the under vouchers within . residence in Nevada City, in the said count) 22, 1887. John Caldwell, Atty for Adm'tr. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. . Meeting of the stuck noulders of The Nevade eorporation, on Broad street, in the City of Nevada.Coun. ty of Nevada, State of Califurnia, on nine Directors fur the ensuins year, and for . "HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, TWO AORES OF LAND. FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE POST OFFICE JUDGE JOHN CALDWELL. Home Mutual Insurance -Co., 216 Sansome st., San Francisee. . N, SHEPARD, Vice President, CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, . RK. H. MaGi_r, General Agent. DAVID WATT, . JOHN C. COLEMAN. fit will admit of, guiar& prompt and liberal response to all font slate tor lave. £ Main STREET, GBASS VALLEY THE ACKNOWLEDGED OUT-AND* TFonie oO the pub hard street trip of land . THE INDISPENSIBLE ecommencinz at the west end of Urchara west line; E.) north >, west sisi feet: Fousehold Rem eust 43 fee orth.64'4°, . >, east 1/4; feet tu the enclosure; » north lin § pussagc County of fever and Agues INS, an Inj} ebtor, havAND ALL MALARIAL TROU harge from tthe Clerk ditors whe DYSPEPSIA, atthe hour of ten o'clock, A. M., and show eause, if any they have, why the said HKridset Lyons . i her debts, . 1. of said ap 1s, by mail, . INDIGESTION, and by publication for four successive weeks N THE SUPERIOR. COURT or THE . i of Cali-. f In the mutter of the estate of . deceused. Elijah Booth, . of Mafiled his as BITTERS ee setition herein; duly verified, praving for sre cg 3 a order of sale of all the real estate of said Blue Tent ‘% deceased, for the purposes thérein set forth Bear Valley It is therefore ordered by the Jude of this Bridgeport ; be Court that all persons intere sted in-the estate Bowman Dam * of said deceased appear before the said Su. Cherokee i perior Court on Monday, the ud day of May, Columbia Hill yy eed A.D. 1887, at 10 o'clock a, M., of said day. Edwards” Bridge 7 5 at the Courtroom of said Court, at Dap im French Corral Isag “ Nevada City, in said. Nevada cownty. Graniteville 28 ar fo show cause whyan ordgr ‘shoulé Grass Vulley 4 not be granted to the said Administrator Jackson's _ 44 * to sell so mich of the real estate of the said . Lake City 1154 deceased at private sale asshall be hecessury. Little York Le! (nd ‘that a copy of this order be pubr'shed at . 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Proprietors and Manufacturers. against the said deceased to exhibii . 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. CARR BROS., . Gity Wholesale and Retail Agents. LOCA Notice is hereby given that af a: meeting held on the of April, 1537, 20 aseessCents per #ham was tevied upon the capital stuek of ‘he @urpoin Wuited stutesgold coin, to the Secretary, at the . stice of the Company, No. %2 Mongomery this assexqiment Tuesday, tne 3ist be delinquent, . and acve-tised for sale at publie auction Secretary. fun 7 pif suld ou LUESDAY, ogethber penses of sale FOR SALE. lee tin: THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Franciseo, California, Sole Trader’s Notice. YT OTICE is hereby given thatI, Mary Ann N Lutz, wife of Bernard Lutz, resigent of Nevada City, Nevada Cyunty, California, xeing desirousof availing myself ofthe pruVisions of Fite XH, Part LL of the Code of livil Procedure, inteng to make application iy the Superio: Court of Nevada County on Wednesany, the 2th day of May, 1587, at 10 v @lock a. 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& Table of Distances. The Daily Transcript. , — From Nevada City to. . Order to Show Gause. county of Nevada, State fornia. ‘Maria Johngon, the administrator of the estate ria Johnson, deceased, . having WN ORDINANCE. TO LAY extend Orchigd street ” The Board of ‘Trust dadoordain as foliows: = Section 1—That it is necessary t be extended westerl) t Section z— Shut all that certains street at the angle in Ducray’s thence running (mag. var. 15° $10 feet; thence south 82545, we ond ¢ Broad street; thence south 6i'g along West Broad street; theuce n east 114 feet; thence borth.> feet; thenge south 77°45, eusi northeast corner of ugan's hence south 354°, east 170 feet & of Brawagan street; thence north $8.60 feetto place of bezinhin , Section 3—This ordinance s and bein force from and afte and due publication “AW. G. RicHaRDs; Clerk INSOLVENT NOTIC he N THE SUPERIOR COURT, Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of BRIDGET LY¢ solvent Debtor. Bridget Lyons, an insolvent d ing applied to this Court fora disc her debts, itis hereby ordered tha of this Court give nutice toall cre the NINTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, should not be discharzed f om al in such cases made and provider ication be given to the creditu in the Nevada Daily Transcript, per published in said county. J. M. WALLING, Superi Dated Apri} 7th. 1587. Attest: F.G. Beatty, Clerl. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Maria Johnson, decea undersigned, administrator teteof Maria Jobnson, creditors of,and ull persons hay with the necessary months after the first publication tiee,to ‘the said administrator, City, the the same ‘being in the county of Nevada. tag: son, deceased. Dated Nevada City, March “4th, : Wotice to Creditors. In the.Su ‘ Btate of fornia. In the ma of the estat Nulty, deceased. e signed, Administrator of : of John Nulty, deceased, to them with the necessar four months after the first pub this notice to the said adminisir of Nevada. J REV. JAMESTA Administrator of the Estate of Nulty, deceased, Méreh HE NEVADA COUNTY L Notice is hereby given that County Land und Improvement x : will be held at tne office of the ¢ Tuesday, the 10th day 1887, at 2 o’clock, P. M., for the the transaction of such other may come before them. GEO. E BRAND, Nevada City, April 7th 1587. HARD FINISHED, WITHIN Stee For turther particulars apply tu = mard im OF CALIFORNIA (CAPITAL. oO. PEINCIPAL OFFICE: x Fire Insurance 4. vB OHTON, President. Grasse Valley Branch For Nev acce on a)) classes St mt ip this county at rates vency a fair = ofthe city of Neva lic usé and convenience that Ore ly to-the city line. 8544>, weal 165 feet; thente uerth 77 thence south 64,5, west 14) fe H.C. MILLE, Presidebit. have proved their debts, to appeur before this Court, at the Court Reom tierevf, ob 1 It is further ordered, that notice Gaylord & Searls, Atty's fur Insc JOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE deceased, to against the said deceased, to exhibit then vouchers, within fou: fice of Gaylord & Seuris, ‘in the transaction of the business of said estate, or Court of Nevada county, T OTICE is hereby given by the under vouchers within . residence in Nevada City, in the said count) 22, 1887. John Caldwell, Atty for Adm'tr. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. . Meeting of the stuck noulders of The Nevade eorporation, on Broad street, in the City of Nevada.Coun. ty of Nevada, State of Califurnia, on nine Directors fur the ensuins year, and for . "HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, TWO AORES OF LAND. FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE POST OFFICE JUDGE JOHN CALDWELL. Home Mutual Insurance -Co., 216 Sansome st., San Francisee. . N, SHEPARD, Vice President, CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, . RK. H. MaGi_r, General Agent. DAVID WATT, . JOHN C. COLEMAN. fit will admit of, guiar& prompt and liberal response to all font slate tor lave. £ Main STREET, GBASS VALLEY THE ACKNOWLEDGED OUT-AND* TFonie oO the pub hard street trip of land . THE INDISPENSIBLE ecommencinz at the west end of Urchara west line; E.) north >, west sisi feet: Fousehold Rem eust 43 fee orth.64'4°, . >, east 1/4; feet tu the enclosure; » north lin § pussagc County of fever and Agues INS, an Inj} ebtor, havAND ALL MALARIAL TROU harge from tthe Clerk ditors whe DYSPEPSIA, atthe hour of ten o'clock, A. M., and show eause, if any they have, why the said HKridset Lyons . i her debts, . 1. of said ap 1s, by mail, . INDIGESTION, and by publication for four successive weeks N THE SUPERIOR. COURT or THE . i of Cali-. f In the mutter of the estate of . deceused. Elijah Booth, . of Mafiled his as BITTERS ee setition herein; duly verified, praving for sre cg 3 a order of sale of all the real estate of said Blue Tent ‘% deceased, for the purposes thérein set forth Bear Valley It is therefore ordered by the Jude of this Bridgeport ; be Court that all persons intere sted in-the estate Bowman Dam * of said deceased appear before the said Su. Cherokee i perior Court on Monday, the ud day of May, Columbia Hill yy eed A.D. 1887, at 10 o'clock a, M., of said day. Edwards” Bridge 7 5 at the Courtroom of said Court, at Dap im French Corral Isag “ Nevada City, in said. Nevada cownty. Graniteville 28 ar fo show cause whyan ordgr ‘shoulé Grass Vulley 4 not be granted to the said Administrator Jackson's _ 44 * to sell so mich of the real estate of the said . Lake City 1154 deceased at private sale asshall be hecessury. Little York Le! (nd ‘that a copy of this order be pubr'shed at . Lowell Hill 2 lewet fur successive—weeks -in the Ne Moore's Flat sO. ** vada Daily Transcript a newspaper printed . North Bloomfield * 434 and published in said Nev da cuunty. Newtown rhe Dated March 25th, A. D, 1587, North San Juan it ae pee J. M.WALLING, . Omesa 20 + $27 Superior Judge. Purdon’s Bridge se Seneca Seer <n Quaker Hil 4 ca i Kelief Hill . 18 3 Rough & Ready 8 : DR. GUNN Ss Snow Tent is Snow Point Scott’s Flat 2 Smartsville : a Sweetland ie Spenceville ees THE GREAT Washington 19 sae aes You Bet 2 as \ 1 Cektex ; ee : . stof . cramentoeT Sas ed 5 Se are > Tk eae San Francisco 6 . 6CRegulating Cathartic,. ‘ Truckee ae af . Saag — — aud Appetizer. edy. 2, eust AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, BLES, NERVOUSNESS, Spencerian Steel Pens! 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Proprietors and Manufacturers. against the said deceased to exhibii . 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. CARR BROS., . Gity Wholesale and Retail Agents. LOCA Notice is hereby given that af a: meeting held on the of April, 1537, 20 aseessCents per #ham was tevied upon the capital stuek of ‘he @urpoin Wuited stutesgold coin, to the Secretary, at the . stice of the Company, No. %2 Mongomery this assexqiment Tuesday, tne 3ist be delinquent, . and acve-tised for sale at publie auction Secretary. fun 7 pif suld ou LUESDAY, ogethber penses of sale FOR SALE. lee tin: THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Franciseo, California, Sole Trader’s Notice. YT OTICE is hereby given thatI, Mary Ann N Lutz, wife of Bernard Lutz, resigent of Nevada City, Nevada Cyunty, California, xeing desirousof availing myself ofthe pruVisions of Fite XH, Part LL of the Code of livil Procedure, inteng to make application iy the Superio: Court of Nevada County on Wednesany, the 2th day of May, 1587, at 10 v @lock a. 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