November 12, 1887 (4 pages)

rie ahh The Daily Transcript. . re LOCAL DIRECTORY. KAist of Nevada City’s Business institutions. i8ss7. " ASSAYING. , J.J, Ott, Main. Citizens Bank,, Broad. AUCTIONEERS. G. R. Stock well, Broad. F. G. Guild, Union. BAKERIES. Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo.-M. Hughes, Wm. Edwards, John T. Morgan, D. E. Morgan, L. Hous. man, E.M. Preston. Pailip Richards, Main. < BARBERS. H. 8. Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. Klingenspor.& Wilde, Pine. L. Godair & Sons, Broad. L. Lubosch Pine BLACKSMITHS. Wm. Barton, Plaza. P. Clancy, Broad. Robinson & Morrison, Plaza. , Carmichael & Denney, Main. , BOOKSTORES. g Brand & Stich, Broad. © : Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W. Welch Broad. : BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. J. F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Ficke, Commercial. . * BOOT & SHOE STORE. x MILL.WRIGHT. J. R. Collins, Coyote, Parsons & Tompkias. A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC ‘TEACHERS, E. Muller, Commercial. © Miss Mamie Thonaas, Carr Bros. Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Uniou Hotel. Miss Della McCord, Majin. J. R. Davis. s Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage. is NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, Comtuvrcial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. A. Tam, Pine. ; Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER, . J. Swart, Broad. ' PHYSICIANS. R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada. C. D. Bobo—Office Broad,residencé Nevada. H. S. Welech—Office cor. Pine and Commercial, residence National Hotel. E. W. Charles—Office cdr. Broad and Pine, Tom cence Water Valantine—Office Broad, residence Main. 5 Mary E.Little, office and residence, Neyada. PORK PACKING. G. W. Nafiziger, Main. POSTOFYICE. s Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster. RAILROAD. ee Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. II. Par ker, agent. i REAL. ESTATE. Nevada County Land and Improvement As sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Morgan, E. M. Preston, Geo. E. Turner, WmLoutzenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P, Brown, Geo. Chas. Barker. I. J. Rolfe, Broad. RESTAURANTS B. Lutz, Broad. / Ed, Settles, Commercial. Mrs. Maloney, Commercial ~ Jobn Webber, Broad. ae SALOONS. ot ee ee “Union Hotel, Main. Geo. Gebrig, Sacramento. National Hotel, Broad, E. Weiss, Sacramento. New York Hotel, Broad. John Blasauf, Spring. A. Baruh, Commercial. Israel Hosken, Spring. H. Guenther, Commercial. C. Fogeli, Main. A. Isoard, Broad. BRICK MASONS. 8_,. John Bond, Broad. ‘John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. i oa taee pnb Duee: ‘ H. L. Gove, Boulder. 2 ene . N CARRIAGES. , Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad. _. CIGARS. TOBACCO, ETC! Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. JiJack, Broad, ~ L. Hirsehman, Broad. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine and Commercial. L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main. B. H. Miller, Broad. CONFECTIONERY. A. Tam, Pine. EF. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. Jack, Pine. Mrs. Leddy and Eagan Commercial. F. Willett, Broad. CONSTABLES. R. Dillon, Broad: Thomas Stevens. Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L. Nibell, Nevada. Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. Frank Miller. F. Penrose, Pine. A. H. Irish, East’Broad. J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Palmer, Nevada. C. C. Weisenberger, Nevada. T. Penrose, Pine. Hoskin & Onstott. A. Huffman, Nevada. J.8. Holbrook, Broad. Bordwell & Brobeck CUSTOM REDUC 9. Maltman, Gold Flat. = DENTI “Mrs. «. €. Chapman, Sacrame A. R. Fennington, Broad. §. M. Harris, Broad. : < DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W.D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. DRY AND FANCY GOODS. Lester & Crawford, Main. Casper Cohn, Commercial. _ Mrs. C. A. Barrett, Commercial. V. Lubeck, Commercial. ‘ L. Hyman, corner Commercial and Muin. A. Blumenthal, corner Broad and Pine. Rosenberg Bros., Broad. EXPRESS. : Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent. Eureka Co. Wm. H. Crawford, agent. FOUNDRIES. Geo. G. Allan, Spring. Cc. O. Barlow, Sacramento. j FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill. : FRUIT AND VARIETY. E. Rosenthal, Commereial. W. A. Sigourney, Commercial. Samuel Shurtleff, Commercial. R. H. Thomas, Commercial. Wm. B. Simmons, Broad. K. Smoot, Main( FURNITURE. Legg & Shaw, Main. 7 L. M. Sukeforth, Commercial. GAS. Nevada Gas Co. B. T. Allen, Manager. GROCERIES AND,PROVISIONS. J. J. Jackson. Commercial: G. C. Gaylord, Broad. Wm. Wolf. Main. I W. H. Smith, Commercial. C. E. Mujloy, Broad. ; A. RK. Wadsworth, Commercial. A. Lademan, Broad. : A. A. Charonnat, Commercial. Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad. W. G. Richards, Broad. . R. H. Forman, Commercial. Sims & Nichols. V Fluime. HARDWARE. “Geo. E. Turner, Pine. ; Legg & Shaw. cor. Main and Union. ; HARNESS. SADDLERY, ETC. Jas. Cairns, Broad. Win. Holmes, Main. HAY, FEED, ETC. H.C. Mills, cor. Pine ‘and Spring. Cc. R. Clarke, Sacramento. Wm. Wolf, Main. 4a O WORKS. HOTELS. National Excaunge, Broad. Union, Main. New York, Broad. City Hotel, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS. Harrison & Stout. Isaac & KRowe,,Main. Guild & Son. M. Oliver. Raiph Bowerman. INSURANCE AGENTS. I. J. Rolfe, Broad E. M. Preston, “ Brand & Stich, “ W. D. Vinton, * D.E. Morgan, ‘ fc 8.5. Wrsht, “ 1.8. Ford, uli G. FE. Robinson, Main. Edwin Parrish, ’ 'L. Garthe, a W.H. Crawford, “ a’ John Werry, Courthouse. J. M. Thomas, Carr Bros., cor. Pine and Commercial A. Nivens, Pine. F Power. Commercial. MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC H. J. Wright, Broad. ICE. Nevada Ice Co., Vietor Sauvee, Manager. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ow. P. Sowden, Broad. A. BR. Wadsworth. Pine. LAWYERS. Gaylord & Searls, Church, Cross & Simonds, Broad. Johnson & Mason, Broad. Farley & Little, Commercial. T. 8. Ford, Broad. J. 1, Caldwell, Broad, F. Power, Commercial. John Caldwell, Broad, H. McCormick. Church. Geo. L. Hughes, Pine. W. P. Sowden, Broad. G. D, Buckley, Broad. W. D. Long, Court House. LIVERY STABLES. J. Hennessy, Broad. Lane & Sukeforth, Main. LUMBER. . u V Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agen’ H. & F. Cooper, Piety Hill. M. L, & D. Marsh, Boulder. Geo, A. Cooper. : = MANUFACTURING JEWELER, ‘C, J. Brand, Broad. MEAT MARKPTS. Chas. Kent, Commercial. Pf ‘onro, Broad. amt, Commercial er, i‘ "tape. trost : ‘ MILLINERY. d Crawford, Main, Groce, Broad, Commercial. Commercial. H. D. S€ars, Main. T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pine. Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine. John Kistle, corner Pine and Spring. Dillon & Stevens, Broad. Thos. Scudden, Broad. M. Solari, Broad, Joe Clark, Sacramento. Wim. Monk, Broad. Robert Simmons, Broad. Frank Cooley, Main. M. Hanley, Main. sacramento, ’, Simmons, Town Talk. 8. Wheeler, Glenbrook. J. K Eddy, Half Mile House. Jas. Trevaskis, Commercial. G. F. Wilkins, Commercial. P. Chappell, Pine. H. Peeartey, Pine, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. G. E. Withington, Broad. H. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. STAGE LINES, To Sierra City, Green & Co, To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. To Dutch Flat, Waltef L, Wilkinson, To Marysville, John Kane. To Washington, L. R. Prescott, Geo. Grissel Ww. Cc. Fredenburr, To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vir cent. SURVEYORS. J. G. Hartwell, Broad. W. F. Englebright, Broad. : SASH AND DOOR FACTORY Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. STONE MASON: Wim. Joy. SODA WATER FACTORY. . L. Seibert. THEATER. Geo. F. Jacobs, Manayer, Broad. y TAILORING. Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial. A. Friedman, Pine. . P, D. Polidori, Commercial. J. W. Downing, Commercial. TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC. Great American Tea Store, Commercial. UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET MAKEE B. Sanguinetti. UNDERTAKER, W C. Groves, Broad. WAGON-MAKERS,. Win. Seaman, Piety Hill. _ Wm. Barton, Plaza. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. F. C. Luetje, Broad. T. G. Farrer, Broad. WATER. . : Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager. WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER. F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. W. U. TELEGRAPH. Novem ber 4th, 1887, BYRNE, whose Post Office address Nevada City, N has 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gol Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, wit file in this office as Lot Number 149, i Fownship No. 16, North Range, No. § East « ing described as follows, to-wit : LODE. LINE. Beginning at South Lode Post in mound R.G. F.Q. M.and P,Q. M. N. L. ‘from which avedar 12 ins. dia. boundary’ of Gold Flat Q. M. (Lot No. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Commeneing at N. W. Cor. et post in mound marked R.G. F. QM. N. W from which N, E. Cor. of Litde Turk Q M post in rock mound mar .M.N Cor. bears N. S444 > W.4 imagnetic variation 1734 s. 260.74t. or 3.¥6chs° intersect western roc tou 0.20 chs. sume, at post in rock F.Q.M. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7034 to right, 8S. 2° E. 13.2 ftor 0.20 chs. to the W. Cor. of Gold Flat in rock mound marked RK. G, F. G, F vine. to left, N. 89°, 5” Q. M. ar No. 10,and K.G. F.Q.M.N.E. Cor. Thene Angle of Deflection 57° 55° to right, 8 3° 4.8.3 ft. oF 7.5 30 ins. dia. bears N. 48° W. 8&1 links 8.17149 W. 459.4 ft or 6.96 chs. to 8. E. of claim, which is glso North East Corn Potosi Quartz Min post in rock mou marked R.G, F.Q. M. 8. E. Cor. and P. Q. N. E. Cor. from which Corner to Sectio Co which is alsoN.W. Cor. of Potosi Quar Mine, a postin rock mound marked k containing 11.55 acres. being lost or destroyed. and Little Turk Quartz Mine. Any andall persons claiming adverse Visions of the Statutes a dail Nevada Co. Ca SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6, 1887. etheons E. Brand, Wm. Campbell, A. Nivens, Manager, Pine. “ TT No. 1656, Application for a Patent. U. 8 LAND-OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Ca TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B. Nevada County. California, this day filed his application for a pat ent for eight hundred and eighty-seven and surface ground six hundred feet in width, 3. situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and desig nated by the field notes and official plat.ov Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 be roc 1 bears N. HBL, Oo links dist. and a pine 16 ins. dia. bears Blo? W. 87 links dist. Thence, magnetic vuriation 173¢9 E. N 171449 E. 887.7 ft. or 13.45 chs. to intersection of South 34 approved survey,) at a point \N. 89° 5 EF. 55> links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, to post in rock mound warked.R.G, F.Q. M. I > W. Cor: dary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata point N. 29 W from the South West Corner of mound marked R. G Quartz Mine a post . M. No. 4, standing in Wild Cat RaThence, Angle of Deflection 88° 55’ E. 173.6 ft, or 2.63 chs to Cor No. 10 of Gold Flat Q. M. standing on west2. ern boundary of Pittsb irg Q. M. (Lot No 3¥. approved survey) to pine marked G. F.Q. ; dist. 1 Thence, Angle of Deflection 204° to right, 5. 3 94. 18 OT 14.N a to, which shall pay all fees and expenses of 13, of. 18 and 19, LP ey aoe and 9 ee collection, and of -the said dollar 50 cents Angle of Deflection 90° to right 'N. 7249 shall be retained by the ‘Tux Collector for 600 feet or 9.09chs. to 8. W. Cor. of claim, ft. or 13.45chs. to the place of beginning, The location of this Mine is not of record, The adjoining claimants are Pittsburg and Potosi Quartz Mines, G@Id Flat Quartz Mine any portion of said Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Ming or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the state of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they. Will be burred by virtue of tie proSELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, news aper published at Nevada City, ante Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant. County Licenses. Fuli Text of the Ordinance Adopted by the Supervisors. ORDINANCE NO, 2. TPYHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I, _Every person, firm, company or corporation within the Connty of Nevada now engaged in, or who may hereafter engage in conducting, transacting or ¢arryingon any business in this ordinance hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging in the same, proeure a license therefor, as provided forin this ordinance, Kach person, firm, G@ompany or corporation so engagedorwho may hereafter engage in such business, must procure such license from the Tax Collector, and shall be liable to a license tax to be collected by thé said Tax Collector of Nevada County. Such license shall be paid for quarterly, (except as provided otherwise in thi& ordinance) in ad-' vance, and When issued shall authorize the party named therein to.transact such business in the said county. Separate licenses must be obtained for each branch establishment, or separate house of business located in “said county. Three calendar months shall constitute a quarter. SECTION II, Auctioneers are divided into three classes, and mugt obtain licenses from the Tax’ Collector as follows:—Those whose averagé monthly sales amountto ten thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of sixty dollars per quarter. -2—Those whose monthly sales amount to twenty-five hundred dollars andlesstthau ten thousand dollars constitute second class,and must pay a license tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter. 3—Those whose average monthly sales are less than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class,and must pay a license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest,orin buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons, or in buying or sel]} ing state, county oreity stocks or otber evi. dences of state, county or city indebtedness, . or stocks, notes or bonds orother evidences . . . { of indebtedness of incorporated companies; or in buying or selling gold dust, gold or si ver bullion, gold or silver Coin, are divided . into three classes, and must pay license tax a6 follows : 1. Those deing business in the aggregate to the ameunt of thirty thousand dollars or more per quarter constitute the. first class, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. : under thirty thousand dollars and over ten thousand dollars per quarter constitrite the second class and must seven dollars per quar 3. Those doing business if any amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter constitute the thiyd class, and-must pay a lecense tax of three dollars per quarter, BSECTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the purposes hereinafter named, for which the Tax Colleetor must require payments as follows: 4. Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept . exclusively for family use,-must pay. for} each table fivedollars per quarter. % Theatres and other places_ of; amuseméntmustpay for each performance a license tax of two dollars, %. For each show for-pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magitians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 1 4. Foreach exhibition for pay, for a earavan or menagerie, or any collection of animals, circus or acrobatic performance, one hundred dollars per day. 5. Foreach pawn broker fifteen dollars per quarter, « 6 For each toll toad having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. i The provisions of this section. do not ap-. ply to exhibifions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, s¢hools or other charitable entertainments, by ‘any amateur dramatie association: or literary society of the town or district in which such exhibition or entertainment is given, SECTION V Every person whosells spirituous, malt or fermented liquors or wine in less quantities ‘. than one quart, must obtain a li the Tax Collector and must pay license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Every person who sells malt or fermented liquors or wine in less quantities than one quart, and who does not sell spir{ . ituous Hquors, must pay therefor a license tax of,nine dollars per quarter. SECTION VI. Every person who at a fixed place of bus: iness hols any goods, wares or merchandise, wines, or distilled liquors,, drugs or medicines, jewelry or wares made of precious metals, whether On commission or otherwise (except agricultural or viniéultural productions, or the’ productions of any stock, dairy or poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and except such as are suld by auétioneers at publie sale unde? license); and all those persons who keep horses or carriages for hire (except such as are used in the transportation of goods), must obtain from the Tax Collector of this county for each branch of such business, license, »nd pay quarterly there foran amount of money to be determined by the class in which such person is placed by the Tax Collector of this county; such business to be Classified and regulated by the amount of the average monthly sales made or hiring done, and at the rates fol1. . lowing:1. Those who are estimated to make av erage monthly sales offive thousand dollars or more constitute’ the first class, and must pay five dollars per month, Of two thousand five hundred dojlars and less than five thousand per month con d stitute the second class, and must pay three h {. dollars per month, Of all amounts over twelve and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five hundred dollars per month constitute, the third class, and mugt pay one dollar and fifty cents per month. 4. Of all aniounts less than twelve hun . . dred and fifty dollareé per month constitute >» . the fourth class and must pay one dollar per month; provided that the sales of lig uors and wines by persons licensed under section six of this ordinance must not be in quantities of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license smust be required of physicians, surgeons, ‘upotneearies or chemists for any wines or spiritu ous lfyuors they may use in the preparation of medicines. apt SECTION VII. Every traveling merchant, hawker or ped dler whdearries a pack and vends goods, wares oF merchandise of any kinds must pay for a license five dollars per month; and every such traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who uses a wagon, or One or inore animals for the purpose of vending such & . yoods, wares or merchandise of any kind “. must pay a license of fifteen dollars per 2 . month. iE n pay a license tax of Those doing business in any ue i . 1, ra is hundred b I *k *k SECTION VIII, Every person who keepsa stallion, bull or jack, and who permits the same to be used forthe purpose of prepagation for hire, must obtain a licensetherefor from the Tax s. . Collector of this county and pay therefor as follows: id 1. Horsesthat are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at fifty dol lars or more, constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of forty dollars. At thirty dollars and less than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and must pay twenty-five dollars, 3. At fifteen dollars and less than thirty dollars constitute the third class, aud must pay fifteen dollars: i All at less than. fifteen dollars constitute the fourth class aud must pay ten dol lars. > * 7 E. ) cls. to’post set in rock mound marked KR, G. F,Q. M.in westerly boundary 4, of PitfSburg Q. M. from which a forked pine For each jack ten dollars. For each bul] aine dollars per year. SECTION IX, For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of ene dollar in addition there or. 6. er id M. ns his own use to cover the expense ef collecting licenses under this ordinance. SECTION X. rtz G, ¥ 2 bas edged eae Q. M. NT W. Cor. Every person, company or corporation en 2p We }. Harris, Dep. Clerk. rk arts erie y panaaeTy of ame gaged in, or who shall hereafter engage in = ry 1 Ch iia gaat . . the business of raising, herding or .pastur. Gist, frome oth Jode Fost of same, Thence . ing sheep within the County of Nevada shall Notice to Taxpayers. E. ‘along western boundary Pr antes ae rocure from the Tax Collector of the Coun— Eastern boundary of Little Turk Q. M. 887.7 ) ies Nevada, and pay Heonse therefor at) NHE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE cents per head per annum, for each head ofsheep usedin such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued under this ordinance for a less term thap one year. SECTION XI. The Tax Collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance a fee of twerity-five per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and shall pay into the reveal . Treasury all sums so collected in excess of his said fee, which shell be placed to the General the county of Nevada. SECTION XII. It is further ordained that if any person or persons, whether principal or principals, agent or agents, clerkor clerks, employe or employes, or ‘any firm ormmember of any firm or coporation shall be engaged in carping ou, pursuing or trangacting within the limits of the County of Nevada, any business, trade, occupation or employment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining ly oud Fund of se LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. County. Office at the Court House, ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEVADA alicense therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after demand, refuse, negleet, omit or failto comply with any requirement or requirements, provision or rovisions or orders of the said Board of jupervisors, requiring each person or perthis ordinance for punishment upon concense, hé, she or chee or either’of them, as the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereot shall be ponanes by a fine not te exceed one hundred dollars, and in default of the payment of such fine shall be imprisonedin the County Jail of Nevada County in the proportion of one day’s imprisonment for every one dollar of said fine which shall remain unpaid. SECTION XIII. The Tax Collector of Nevada County’ is hereby authorized, empowered and rec uff: ed to collect all county licenses, provided for and required by this ordinance to be collected within the dimits of the said county of Nevada, and itshail be the duty of the Tax Collector to attend to the collection of licenses, and examine all places of business and persons liahle to pay licenses, and to see that licenses are taken out and puid for. He shall have and exercise, in the performance of'his official duties, the same power as police otlicersin serving process orsummons in making arrests; also shall have and exercise the power to administer such oaths or affirmations as shall be necessary inthe diseharge and exercise of his official duties; and he is hereby empowered to enterany place of bysiness. for which a license is provided and required, free of charge, at his pleasure, andto demand the exhibition of any license for the current -time from any-person, or firm or corporaCorner Broad end Pine Streets ° NEVADA DRUG STORE, 7 a« PROPRI , 4 LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAN wv. DW. Vinton, _. Nevada City ETOR. a rea ‘. D MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. . a * . NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM. J petéent Drugyist and perfect purity guaranteed. Agent for the Imperial, London. Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. tion engaged or employed in the transaction ofany business for which a-license is by this ordinance rendered necessary; and ifsuch firm, or person, or corporation, or either of them, shall be unable, or refuse, or neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit such license, he, she orthey, as the case may be, shall be d2emed ¢ y ofa misdemeéanor, and on conviction thereof shall be punished ds provided by section thirteen of vietion of a misdemeanor. SECTION XIV. In addition to the penalty herein prescribed for the nonpayment of any license, the Tax Collector shall proceed to collect thé same by civil action as is provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, of the Political Code Of California,‘and the County Auditor must prepare blanks and settle with the Collector as now required by said chapter. SECTION XV. » This ordinance shall take effect and ke in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption. Adopted October3gd, 1887, : ad W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. On the adcption of this ordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and Hill yoting aye. Attest : F.G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887 i + _:_ NO 1687. Application for Patent. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. 2 , November 4th, 1887. NaS is hereby given that JOHN B iN BYRNE, Nevada City whose Postoffice address is. y, Nevada County, State of Cali” fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and locty-lowr and 1-J2th linear feetof the Little Turk Quartz Mine, or vein bearing gold, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, situated in: Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 150 in Township 16 North, Rauges East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No, 150 being described as follows, to-wit: ' LODE LINE Bezinning at North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L, T.Q. M. N. L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S$ 24° W. links dist; thence, ‘magnetic variation 17345 East, S. 14442 East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.8% chs. to the South. Lode Post, a postin rock mound on northern boundary of Elfa M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on sec. line between Sees. 13 and 24, Tp. 16 N., KR. 8 E.M.D. M. whieh -is also: the extreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked LL. f.Q. M. No.2,-from—whieh-the corner to Sees. 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., K.8 E, M. D.M. bears East 23.94 chs. distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Commencing at N, W. Corner a post in rock mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. W. os thence, Magnetic Variation 17 East, N. 701449 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post in roce mound marked LL. T. Q.M.N. L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs. toN, E.G “postin rock mound marked L. T.Q. M,N. E.Cor. Thence, Angle of Defleetion 95° 15 min, to right, 8.14142 E.572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine at a point under Mr. J, B, Byrne's house, Thence, Angle of Deflection 31° 45 min to right, S. 174? W. 334 ft. or 5.06 chs., the S. W. Cor. of the Remainder of Gold Flat Q. M., a post in rock mound marked RK. G. F. Q. M.S. W. Cor, 581.5 ft. or 8.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Detlection 724° to right, West along the South boundary of the claim und the Northern boundary of Ella M. Kose’s avricultural claim (patented), and on the See, line between secs. igand 24, T.16 N., R. 8 E. M.D. M. 300 ft. or 4.54 chs. toS. W. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q.M. S. W-Cor. Thence, Angle of Detlection 7544°to right N. 144° W. along westerly boundary of claim 41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginning, containing 12.29 acres, Lhe location of this mine is not of record, the record of location haying been lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Ella M. Rose ag ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. Any and all perséns claiming adversely any portion of said Little’lurk Quartz Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse Claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the Stute of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provis.ons of the Statute, 3 ZO SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is herebyyordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvaba DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a Gully newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal’a SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6th, 1887. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant Certificate of Copartnership. STATE OF CALIFORNIA]: COUNTY OF NEVADA, 88. W E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY certify that we are partners traysacting business in Truckee at the said county of Nevada, under the firm name and style of Richardson Bros; thatthe names in full of allthe members of such partnership are George Washington Richardson and Warren Richardson, ‘and that the places of our respective residences are set Opp site our re8] ive hames hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried op is the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, luths, shingles, ete. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of November, 1887: GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California State of California, / County of Nevada,} ss. On the 2d day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, u Notary. Publie duly commissioned and sworn in and forthe said county of Nevada, George Washington Richardson and Warren Richard on, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, as parties thereto, personally known to me to be the same persous déscribed in, and who exeented the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto, ,und they gaeh duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same freely and vol untarily, apd forthe uses and purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, ard affixed my official seal, the day and year in this certifieate first above written. GEORGE E. MARSHALL, Notary Public. Filed November 4th, 1887. F. G. Beatry, Clerk, year 1887 for the county of Nevada, haying been completed and delivered into my hands, the property. holders of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the sage are nOW due and the law for the colsection of taxes wifl be strictly enforced. The taxes become delinquent on TUESDAY DECEMBER 27th, at 6 o’clock P. M., and if not paid prior to that date, 5 per cent. and other costs will be added. Notice is further given, that for the purpose of receiving taxes, I shall bein the several towiiships, at the places and times stated, viz: "Washington, Tuesday, November 15th. Graniteville, P, Allison’s hotel, Thursday Novembef 17th. * North Bloomfield, Lund’s hotel, Friday, November 18th. a North San Juan, D, Furth’s store, Saturday, November 19th, Rough and Keady, Schroeder’s hotel, Tuesday, November 22d; You Bet, P. Drunzer’s hotel, Wednesday, November 23d, ‘ Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter’s office, Friday, November 25th, Grass Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nevember 27th and 30th, and December Ist. ; Nevada City, Treasurer’s Office, from December 2d to December 27th. : Rate of taxation—§2 20 on each $100. Rate sens, firm or corporatier to procure a li. . I Rs 2 oR. 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You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against yowin the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 4th of April, 1887, by C. Hudepohl, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this mons, if served within this count served out of thisceunty, within th J or judgment willbe taken against you by default, aceording to the prayer of said complaint. The‘baid action is brought to obtain judgment to set aside the Sheriti’s sale made on the 9th day of Oct. 1836, to all that Keal Estate lying in said county of Nevada, in and to those certain pieces and parcels of mining land tying and being in Little York Township, said county and State, and designated as Lots Nos. 39,40 and 41, in Tp 16, N. R.10E.M. D. B. and M. containing 545 and 84-100 acres. Alsoatract of timber land in said Tp County and State Also that certain ditch known as the York Mining Company‘s ditch. Also rightof way for ditches and mining tunnels, all machinery, tools and other appliances of whatsoever nature, and kind belonging to, or used in connection with said mining claims and ditches. Also, that certain Canyon Claim situate one half mile fromthe village of Little York, said county and State, known as Empire Ravine,. Also that certain other canyon situate, lying and -beingin Little York Tp known as “Scott Ravine.” . Said property is more fully described in Book No. 56 of Deeds on pages 384 et seq, Records of Nevada county, Cal. to which reference is hereby made, And to cance) the Certificate gf purebase made by the Sheriff, andif a Sheriff's deed is executed to the purchaser under said sale or his assigns before said judgment is rendered. that said Sheriff’s deed be also eanceled, and for such other relieg, as is agreeable to equity. ‘ For cause of action plaintiff alleges that on September 10th, 1886, defendant Todd re. covered judgment against said corpofajjon defendant, in Department 1 of the Sup@fior Court.of the City and « ounty of San Francisco,said State, for the sum of $2769 96-100, and by virtue of an execution issued on said judgment, directed to the sheriff of Nevada County, California, said Sheriffon the 9th day of October, 1886, sold all of said property in ene parcel. That defendant Sweeney on K the sth day of September, 1886, recovered a jud t uysfnatsaid corporation defendant in Dep. r.sent 4 of the Superior Court of said City and © ouaty of San Franciseo for $1225 64. That defendant Marshal recovered on the 24th day of September, 1886, a judgmentin Department J of the Superior Court, said City and County, for $3433 55. That said Marshall on October 10th, 1886, purehased from said Sweeney his said judgment, and on the 13th day of Qetober, 1886, paid to the Sheriff the sum of, $3009 to redeem said Property from saidexecution sale. That on he ivth day of March, 1887, plaintiff recovered a judgment in Department No. Two of the Superior Court of said City and County for gobs 38-100, Thaton March 19, 1887, said Marshall filed for record in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County an instrumentin writing purportin to te a sale to defendant Smith of his said judgment. Allof which more fully appears in the complaint on file herein to which reference is hereby expressly made. And you are hereby notified thatif you fail-to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded fn he complaint. . : chan In testimony whereof, I, F. G. SEAL. Beatty, Clerk of the Superior Court “~~ ) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 16th day of June, a, D: 1887. s F, G. BEATTY, Clerk, inmunisipalicies, $1.80 on each $100, E B, N, SHOECKRAFT, Tax Collector. By W. D. Hargis, Deputy Clerk. Gaylord & SearlaandG A a FP. Tuttie, Pliff’s Att’ys. jy 8 DR.GUNN'S . eee BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF construct and 1 Ordinance No. 21. mee _ County of Nevada do ordain as fol \r “There is hereby granted to EF. M. Pres-. , N. P. Brown, J. 1. Morgan, Chas. Bar. ker, G. C. Gaylord, G. E. Turner, Wm. Camp. bell, W. C. Jones and Geo. FE. Brand and their executors and assigns the right to . sintain forthe term of fifty } years, a Street Railway the transporta: . tion of passengers xlong publie road of) the County of Nevada, from the South line re corporate limits of Nevada City to limits of the Town. of Grass terly 2 There is hereby grantedthe right to . run cars over.said: line of road upon the payment to the County of Nevada, as a liGense upon each car so to rin, the sum of . Five (5) Dollars per annum ; and such cars . may be propelled by hoiges, mules, wire . ropes running under the roudway, by steam or by electri¢é motors. ; ; Provided however, and.this nchise is . granted upon the express cond ythat:. . Ist. Work to construct the said road must . be Commenced within one year from the . date of this Ordinance, and that said work . must be completed within three years from the date hereof. . gnd. That said: Railway miy run along the line of the pnblic highway on either the upper or lower road, but when running along the highway must be constructed on one side of the highway track at suifiicient . interfere with the free passage of tears thereon, and may cross the road where such crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either case.the said Railway must be so con structed as not to impair travel. along the said highway or at the crossings; and all crossings when made, must -be pair at all times, so as not to interf orinany way impede public travel. is further conditioned that in the construc tion of the track of the said Railw if any point it stall be on the public thetrack must be so constructed thi hicles may pass Over,thé same without be ing impeded thereby. This Ordinance shal] take effect and hx in foree on and after fifteen days from the date-of its adoption. ; On the adoption of ‘this Ordinance C.F. Mulloy, W. D. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy and W. J, Hill voted “Aye.” W. J. HIGL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: WV, G. Beatty, Clerk, sy W.D. HAkRIS, Deputy. Adopted October Lith, 1887. ol8 Assessment Notice. 4HASERION MINING COMPANY. LOCA / tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal.—Location of works, Nevada County, Cal. of the Board of Directors, held on the Twenty-Sixth day of October, 1857, an ussess ment (No, 27) of Tem Cents per sh levied upon .the capital stock of ‘he corpo ration, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the } retary, at the office of the Company, No, 5z2 Montgomery street, San Franciseo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the woth day of. November, 1887, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction and unlese paynient js made before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 20th day of Decem ber, 1887, topay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ex penseés of ee iP Office—No. Francisco California. 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rie ahh The Daily Transcript. . re LOCAL DIRECTORY. KAist of Nevada City’s Business institutions. i8ss7. " ASSAYING. , J.J, Ott, Main. Citizens Bank,, Broad. AUCTIONEERS. G. R. Stock well, Broad. F. G. Guild, Union. BAKERIES. Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo.-M. Hughes, Wm. Edwards, John T. Morgan, D. E. Morgan, L. Hous. man, E.M. Preston. Pailip Richards, Main. < BARBERS. H. 8. Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. Klingenspor.& Wilde, Pine. L. Godair & Sons, Broad. L. Lubosch Pine BLACKSMITHS. Wm. Barton, Plaza. P. Clancy, Broad. Robinson & Morrison, Plaza. , Carmichael & Denney, Main. , BOOKSTORES. g Brand & Stich, Broad. © : Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W. Welch Broad. : BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. J. F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Ficke, Commercial. . * BOOT & SHOE STORE. x MILL.WRIGHT. J. R. Collins, Coyote, Parsons & Tompkias. A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC ‘TEACHERS, E. Muller, Commercial. © Miss Mamie Thonaas, Carr Bros. Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Uniou Hotel. Miss Della McCord, Majin. J. R. Davis. s Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage. is NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, Comtuvrcial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. A. Tam, Pine. ; Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER, . J. Swart, Broad. ' PHYSICIANS. R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada. C. D. Bobo—Office Broad,residencé Nevada. H. S. Welech—Office cor. Pine and Commercial, residence National Hotel. E. W. Charles—Office cdr. Broad and Pine, Tom cence Water Valantine—Office Broad, residence Main. 5 Mary E.Little, office and residence, Neyada. PORK PACKING. G. W. Nafiziger, Main. POSTOFYICE. s Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster. RAILROAD. ee Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. II. Par ker, agent. i REAL. ESTATE. Nevada County Land and Improvement As sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Morgan, E. M. Preston, Geo. E. Turner, WmLoutzenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P, Brown, Geo. Chas. Barker. I. J. Rolfe, Broad. RESTAURANTS B. Lutz, Broad. / Ed, Settles, Commercial. Mrs. Maloney, Commercial ~ Jobn Webber, Broad. ae SALOONS. ot ee ee “Union Hotel, Main. Geo. Gebrig, Sacramento. National Hotel, Broad, E. Weiss, Sacramento. New York Hotel, Broad. John Blasauf, Spring. A. Baruh, Commercial. Israel Hosken, Spring. H. Guenther, Commercial. C. Fogeli, Main. A. Isoard, Broad. BRICK MASONS. 8_,. John Bond, Broad. ‘John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. i oa taee pnb Duee: ‘ H. L. Gove, Boulder. 2 ene . N CARRIAGES. , Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad. _. CIGARS. TOBACCO, ETC! Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. JiJack, Broad, ~ L. Hirsehman, Broad. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine and Commercial. L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main. B. H. Miller, Broad. CONFECTIONERY. A. Tam, Pine. EF. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. Jack, Pine. Mrs. Leddy and Eagan Commercial. F. Willett, Broad. CONSTABLES. R. Dillon, Broad: Thomas Stevens. Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L. Nibell, Nevada. Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. Frank Miller. F. Penrose, Pine. A. H. Irish, East’Broad. J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Palmer, Nevada. C. C. Weisenberger, Nevada. T. Penrose, Pine. Hoskin & Onstott. A. Huffman, Nevada. J.8. Holbrook, Broad. Bordwell & Brobeck CUSTOM REDUC 9. Maltman, Gold Flat. = DENTI “Mrs. «. €. Chapman, Sacrame A. R. Fennington, Broad. §. M. Harris, Broad. : < DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W.D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. DRY AND FANCY GOODS. Lester & Crawford, Main. Casper Cohn, Commercial. _ Mrs. C. A. Barrett, Commercial. V. Lubeck, Commercial. ‘ L. Hyman, corner Commercial and Muin. A. Blumenthal, corner Broad and Pine. Rosenberg Bros., Broad. EXPRESS. : Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent. Eureka Co. Wm. H. Crawford, agent. FOUNDRIES. Geo. G. Allan, Spring. Cc. O. Barlow, Sacramento. j FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill. : FRUIT AND VARIETY. E. Rosenthal, Commereial. W. A. Sigourney, Commercial. Samuel Shurtleff, Commercial. R. H. Thomas, Commercial. Wm. B. Simmons, Broad. K. Smoot, Main( FURNITURE. Legg & Shaw, Main. 7 L. M. Sukeforth, Commercial. GAS. Nevada Gas Co. B. T. Allen, Manager. GROCERIES AND,PROVISIONS. J. J. Jackson. Commercial: G. C. Gaylord, Broad. Wm. Wolf. Main. I W. H. Smith, Commercial. C. E. Mujloy, Broad. ; A. RK. Wadsworth, Commercial. A. Lademan, Broad. : A. A. Charonnat, Commercial. Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad. W. G. Richards, Broad. . R. H. Forman, Commercial. Sims & Nichols. V Fluime. HARDWARE. “Geo. E. Turner, Pine. ; Legg & Shaw. cor. Main and Union. ; HARNESS. SADDLERY, ETC. Jas. Cairns, Broad. Win. Holmes, Main. HAY, FEED, ETC. H.C. Mills, cor. Pine ‘and Spring. Cc. R. Clarke, Sacramento. Wm. Wolf, Main. 4a O WORKS. HOTELS. National Excaunge, Broad. Union, Main. New York, Broad. City Hotel, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS. Harrison & Stout. Isaac & KRowe,,Main. Guild & Son. M. Oliver. Raiph Bowerman. INSURANCE AGENTS. I. J. Rolfe, Broad E. M. Preston, “ Brand & Stich, “ W. D. Vinton, * D.E. Morgan, ‘ fc 8.5. Wrsht, “ 1.8. Ford, uli G. FE. Robinson, Main. Edwin Parrish, ’ 'L. Garthe, a W.H. Crawford, “ a’ John Werry, Courthouse. J. M. Thomas, Carr Bros., cor. Pine and Commercial A. Nivens, Pine. F Power. Commercial. MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC H. J. Wright, Broad. ICE. Nevada Ice Co., Vietor Sauvee, Manager. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ow. P. Sowden, Broad. A. BR. Wadsworth. Pine. LAWYERS. Gaylord & Searls, Church, Cross & Simonds, Broad. Johnson & Mason, Broad. Farley & Little, Commercial. T. 8. Ford, Broad. J. 1, Caldwell, Broad, F. Power, Commercial. John Caldwell, Broad, H. McCormick. Church. Geo. L. Hughes, Pine. W. P. Sowden, Broad. G. D, Buckley, Broad. W. D. Long, Court House. LIVERY STABLES. J. Hennessy, Broad. Lane & Sukeforth, Main. LUMBER. . u V Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agen’ H. & F. Cooper, Piety Hill. M. L, & D. Marsh, Boulder. Geo, A. Cooper. : = MANUFACTURING JEWELER, ‘C, J. Brand, Broad. MEAT MARKPTS. Chas. Kent, Commercial. Pf ‘onro, Broad. amt, Commercial er, i‘ "tape. trost : ‘ MILLINERY. d Crawford, Main, Groce, Broad, Commercial. Commercial. H. D. S€ars, Main. T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pine. Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine. John Kistle, corner Pine and Spring. Dillon & Stevens, Broad. Thos. Scudden, Broad. M. Solari, Broad, Joe Clark, Sacramento. Wim. Monk, Broad. Robert Simmons, Broad. Frank Cooley, Main. M. Hanley, Main. sacramento, ’, Simmons, Town Talk. 8. Wheeler, Glenbrook. J. K Eddy, Half Mile House. Jas. Trevaskis, Commercial. G. F. Wilkins, Commercial. P. Chappell, Pine. H. Peeartey, Pine, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. G. E. Withington, Broad. H. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. STAGE LINES, To Sierra City, Green & Co, To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. To Dutch Flat, Waltef L, Wilkinson, To Marysville, John Kane. To Washington, L. R. Prescott, Geo. Grissel Ww. Cc. Fredenburr, To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vir cent. SURVEYORS. J. G. Hartwell, Broad. W. F. Englebright, Broad. : SASH AND DOOR FACTORY Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. STONE MASON: Wim. Joy. SODA WATER FACTORY. . L. Seibert. THEATER. Geo. F. Jacobs, Manayer, Broad. y TAILORING. Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial. A. Friedman, Pine. . P, D. Polidori, Commercial. J. W. Downing, Commercial. TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC. Great American Tea Store, Commercial. UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET MAKEE B. Sanguinetti. UNDERTAKER, W C. Groves, Broad. WAGON-MAKERS,. Win. Seaman, Piety Hill. _ Wm. Barton, Plaza. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. F. C. Luetje, Broad. T. G. Farrer, Broad. WATER. . : Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager. WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER. F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. W. U. TELEGRAPH. Novem ber 4th, 1887, BYRNE, whose Post Office address Nevada City, N has 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gol Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, wit file in this office as Lot Number 149, i Fownship No. 16, North Range, No. § East « ing described as follows, to-wit : LODE. LINE. Beginning at South Lode Post in mound R.G. F.Q. M.and P,Q. M. N. L. ‘from which avedar 12 ins. dia. boundary’ of Gold Flat Q. M. (Lot No. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Commeneing at N. W. Cor. et post in mound marked R.G. F. QM. N. W from which N, E. Cor. of Litde Turk Q M post in rock mound mar .M.N Cor. bears N. S444 > W.4 imagnetic variation 1734 s. 260.74t. or 3.¥6chs° intersect western roc tou 0.20 chs. sume, at post in rock F.Q.M. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7034 to right, 8S. 2° E. 13.2 ftor 0.20 chs. to the W. Cor. of Gold Flat in rock mound marked RK. G, F. G, F vine. to left, N. 89°, 5” Q. M. ar No. 10,and K.G. F.Q.M.N.E. Cor. Thene Angle of Deflection 57° 55° to right, 8 3° 4.8.3 ft. oF 7.5 30 ins. dia. bears N. 48° W. 8&1 links 8.17149 W. 459.4 ft or 6.96 chs. to 8. E. of claim, which is glso North East Corn Potosi Quartz Min post in rock mou marked R.G, F.Q. M. 8. E. Cor. and P. Q. N. E. Cor. from which Corner to Sectio Co which is alsoN.W. Cor. of Potosi Quar Mine, a postin rock mound marked k containing 11.55 acres. being lost or destroyed. and Little Turk Quartz Mine. Any andall persons claiming adverse Visions of the Statutes a dail Nevada Co. Ca SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6, 1887. etheons E. Brand, Wm. Campbell, A. Nivens, Manager, Pine. “ TT No. 1656, Application for a Patent. U. 8 LAND-OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Ca TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B. Nevada County. California, this day filed his application for a pat ent for eight hundred and eighty-seven and surface ground six hundred feet in width, 3. situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and desig nated by the field notes and official plat.ov Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 be roc 1 bears N. HBL, Oo links dist. and a pine 16 ins. dia. bears Blo? W. 87 links dist. Thence, magnetic vuriation 173¢9 E. N 171449 E. 887.7 ft. or 13.45 chs. to intersection of South 34 approved survey,) at a point \N. 89° 5 EF. 55> links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, to post in rock mound warked.R.G, F.Q. M. I > W. Cor: dary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata point N. 29 W from the South West Corner of mound marked R. G Quartz Mine a post . M. No. 4, standing in Wild Cat RaThence, Angle of Deflection 88° 55’ E. 173.6 ft, or 2.63 chs to Cor No. 10 of Gold Flat Q. M. standing on west2. ern boundary of Pittsb irg Q. M. (Lot No 3¥. approved survey) to pine marked G. F.Q. ; dist. 1 Thence, Angle of Deflection 204° to right, 5. 3 94. 18 OT 14.N a to, which shall pay all fees and expenses of 13, of. 18 and 19, LP ey aoe and 9 ee collection, and of -the said dollar 50 cents Angle of Deflection 90° to right 'N. 7249 shall be retained by the ‘Tux Collector for 600 feet or 9.09chs. to 8. W. Cor. of claim, ft. or 13.45chs. to the place of beginning, The location of this Mine is not of record, The adjoining claimants are Pittsburg and Potosi Quartz Mines, G@Id Flat Quartz Mine any portion of said Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Ming or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the state of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they. Will be burred by virtue of tie proSELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, news aper published at Nevada City, ante Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant. County Licenses. Fuli Text of the Ordinance Adopted by the Supervisors. ORDINANCE NO, 2. TPYHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I, _Every person, firm, company or corporation within the Connty of Nevada now engaged in, or who may hereafter engage in conducting, transacting or ¢arryingon any business in this ordinance hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging in the same, proeure a license therefor, as provided forin this ordinance, Kach person, firm, G@ompany or corporation so engagedorwho may hereafter engage in such business, must procure such license from the Tax Collector, and shall be liable to a license tax to be collected by thé said Tax Collector of Nevada County. Such license shall be paid for quarterly, (except as provided otherwise in thi& ordinance) in ad-' vance, and When issued shall authorize the party named therein to.transact such business in the said county. Separate licenses must be obtained for each branch establishment, or separate house of business located in “said county. Three calendar months shall constitute a quarter. SECTION II, Auctioneers are divided into three classes, and mugt obtain licenses from the Tax’ Collector as follows:—Those whose averagé monthly sales amountto ten thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of sixty dollars per quarter. -2—Those whose monthly sales amount to twenty-five hundred dollars andlesstthau ten thousand dollars constitute second class,and must pay a license tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter. 3—Those whose average monthly sales are less than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class,and must pay a license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest,orin buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons, or in buying or sel]} ing state, county oreity stocks or otber evi. dences of state, county or city indebtedness, . or stocks, notes or bonds orother evidences . . . { of indebtedness of incorporated companies; or in buying or selling gold dust, gold or si ver bullion, gold or silver Coin, are divided . into three classes, and must pay license tax a6 follows : 1. Those deing business in the aggregate to the ameunt of thirty thousand dollars or more per quarter constitute the. first class, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. : under thirty thousand dollars and over ten thousand dollars per quarter constitrite the second class and must seven dollars per quar 3. Those doing business if any amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter constitute the thiyd class, and-must pay a lecense tax of three dollars per quarter, BSECTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the purposes hereinafter named, for which the Tax Colleetor must require payments as follows: 4. Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept . exclusively for family use,-must pay. for} each table fivedollars per quarter. % Theatres and other places_ of; amuseméntmustpay for each performance a license tax of two dollars, %. For each show for-pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magitians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 1 4. Foreach exhibition for pay, for a earavan or menagerie, or any collection of animals, circus or acrobatic performance, one hundred dollars per day. 5. Foreach pawn broker fifteen dollars per quarter, « 6 For each toll toad having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. i The provisions of this section. do not ap-. ply to exhibifions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, s¢hools or other charitable entertainments, by ‘any amateur dramatie association: or literary society of the town or district in which such exhibition or entertainment is given, SECTION V Every person whosells spirituous, malt or fermented liquors or wine in less quantities ‘. than one quart, must obtain a li the Tax Collector and must pay license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Every person who sells malt or fermented liquors or wine in less quantities than one quart, and who does not sell spir{ . ituous Hquors, must pay therefor a license tax of,nine dollars per quarter. SECTION VI. Every person who at a fixed place of bus: iness hols any goods, wares or merchandise, wines, or distilled liquors,, drugs or medicines, jewelry or wares made of precious metals, whether On commission or otherwise (except agricultural or viniéultural productions, or the’ productions of any stock, dairy or poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and except such as are suld by auétioneers at publie sale unde? license); and all those persons who keep horses or carriages for hire (except such as are used in the transportation of goods), must obtain from the Tax Collector of this county for each branch of such business, license, »nd pay quarterly there foran amount of money to be determined by the class in which such person is placed by the Tax Collector of this county; such business to be Classified and regulated by the amount of the average monthly sales made or hiring done, and at the rates fol1. . lowing:1. Those who are estimated to make av erage monthly sales offive thousand dollars or more constitute’ the first class, and must pay five dollars per month, Of two thousand five hundred dojlars and less than five thousand per month con d stitute the second class, and must pay three h {. dollars per month, Of all amounts over twelve and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five hundred dollars per month constitute, the third class, and mugt pay one dollar and fifty cents per month. 4. Of all aniounts less than twelve hun . . dred and fifty dollareé per month constitute >» . the fourth class and must pay one dollar per month; provided that the sales of lig uors and wines by persons licensed under section six of this ordinance must not be in quantities of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license smust be required of physicians, surgeons, ‘upotneearies or chemists for any wines or spiritu ous lfyuors they may use in the preparation of medicines. apt SECTION VII. Every traveling merchant, hawker or ped dler whdearries a pack and vends goods, wares oF merchandise of any kinds must pay for a license five dollars per month; and every such traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who uses a wagon, or One or inore animals for the purpose of vending such & . yoods, wares or merchandise of any kind “. must pay a license of fifteen dollars per 2 . month. iE n pay a license tax of Those doing business in any ue i . 1, ra is hundred b I *k *k SECTION VIII, Every person who keepsa stallion, bull or jack, and who permits the same to be used forthe purpose of prepagation for hire, must obtain a licensetherefor from the Tax s. . Collector of this county and pay therefor as follows: id 1. Horsesthat are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at fifty dol lars or more, constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of forty dollars. At thirty dollars and less than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and must pay twenty-five dollars, 3. At fifteen dollars and less than thirty dollars constitute the third class, aud must pay fifteen dollars: i All at less than. fifteen dollars constitute the fourth class aud must pay ten dol lars. > * 7 E. ) cls. to’post set in rock mound marked KR, G. F,Q. M.in westerly boundary 4, of PitfSburg Q. M. from which a forked pine For each jack ten dollars. For each bul] aine dollars per year. SECTION IX, For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of ene dollar in addition there or. 6. er id M. ns his own use to cover the expense ef collecting licenses under this ordinance. SECTION X. rtz G, ¥ 2 bas edged eae Q. M. NT W. Cor. Every person, company or corporation en 2p We }. Harris, Dep. Clerk. rk arts erie y panaaeTy of ame gaged in, or who shall hereafter engage in = ry 1 Ch iia gaat . . the business of raising, herding or .pastur. Gist, frome oth Jode Fost of same, Thence . ing sheep within the County of Nevada shall Notice to Taxpayers. E. ‘along western boundary Pr antes ae rocure from the Tax Collector of the Coun— Eastern boundary of Little Turk Q. M. 887.7 ) ies Nevada, and pay Heonse therefor at) NHE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE cents per head per annum, for each head ofsheep usedin such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued under this ordinance for a less term thap one year. SECTION XI. The Tax Collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance a fee of twerity-five per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and shall pay into the reveal . Treasury all sums so collected in excess of his said fee, which shell be placed to the General the county of Nevada. SECTION XII. It is further ordained that if any person or persons, whether principal or principals, agent or agents, clerkor clerks, employe or employes, or ‘any firm ormmember of any firm or coporation shall be engaged in carping ou, pursuing or trangacting within the limits of the County of Nevada, any business, trade, occupation or employment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining ly oud Fund of se LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. County. Office at the Court House, ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEVADA alicense therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after demand, refuse, negleet, omit or failto comply with any requirement or requirements, provision or rovisions or orders of the said Board of jupervisors, requiring each person or perthis ordinance for punishment upon concense, hé, she or chee or either’of them, as the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereot shall be ponanes by a fine not te exceed one hundred dollars, and in default of the payment of such fine shall be imprisonedin the County Jail of Nevada County in the proportion of one day’s imprisonment for every one dollar of said fine which shall remain unpaid. SECTION XIII. The Tax Collector of Nevada County’ is hereby authorized, empowered and rec uff: ed to collect all county licenses, provided for and required by this ordinance to be collected within the dimits of the said county of Nevada, and itshail be the duty of the Tax Collector to attend to the collection of licenses, and examine all places of business and persons liahle to pay licenses, and to see that licenses are taken out and puid for. He shall have and exercise, in the performance of'his official duties, the same power as police otlicersin serving process orsummons in making arrests; also shall have and exercise the power to administer such oaths or affirmations as shall be necessary inthe diseharge and exercise of his official duties; and he is hereby empowered to enterany place of bysiness. for which a license is provided and required, free of charge, at his pleasure, andto demand the exhibition of any license for the current -time from any-person, or firm or corporaCorner Broad end Pine Streets ° NEVADA DRUG STORE, 7 a« PROPRI , 4 LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAN wv. DW. Vinton, _. Nevada City ETOR. a rea ‘. D MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. . a * . NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM. J petéent Drugyist and perfect purity guaranteed. Agent for the Imperial, London. Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. tion engaged or employed in the transaction ofany business for which a-license is by this ordinance rendered necessary; and ifsuch firm, or person, or corporation, or either of them, shall be unable, or refuse, or neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit such license, he, she orthey, as the case may be, shall be d2emed ¢ y ofa misdemeéanor, and on conviction thereof shall be punished ds provided by section thirteen of vietion of a misdemeanor. SECTION XIV. In addition to the penalty herein prescribed for the nonpayment of any license, the Tax Collector shall proceed to collect thé same by civil action as is provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, of the Political Code Of California,‘and the County Auditor must prepare blanks and settle with the Collector as now required by said chapter. SECTION XV. » This ordinance shall take effect and ke in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption. Adopted October3gd, 1887, : ad W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. On the adcption of this ordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and Hill yoting aye. Attest : F.G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887 i + _:_ NO 1687. Application for Patent. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. 2 , November 4th, 1887. NaS is hereby given that JOHN B iN BYRNE, Nevada City whose Postoffice address is. y, Nevada County, State of Cali” fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and locty-lowr and 1-J2th linear feetof the Little Turk Quartz Mine, or vein bearing gold, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, situated in: Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 150 in Township 16 North, Rauges East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No, 150 being described as follows, to-wit: ' LODE LINE Bezinning at North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L, T.Q. M. N. L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S$ 24° W. links dist; thence, ‘magnetic variation 17345 East, S. 14442 East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.8% chs. to the South. Lode Post, a postin rock mound on northern boundary of Elfa M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on sec. line between Sees. 13 and 24, Tp. 16 N., KR. 8 E.M.D. M. whieh -is also: the extreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked LL. f.Q. M. No.2,-from—whieh-the corner to Sees. 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., K.8 E, M. D.M. bears East 23.94 chs. distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Commencing at N, W. Corner a post in rock mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. W. os thence, Magnetic Variation 17 East, N. 701449 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post in roce mound marked LL. T. Q.M.N. L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs. toN, E.G “postin rock mound marked L. T.Q. M,N. E.Cor. Thence, Angle of Defleetion 95° 15 min, to right, 8.14142 E.572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine at a point under Mr. J, B, Byrne's house, Thence, Angle of Deflection 31° 45 min to right, S. 174? W. 334 ft. or 5.06 chs., the S. W. Cor. of the Remainder of Gold Flat Q. M., a post in rock mound marked RK. G. F. Q. M.S. W. Cor, 581.5 ft. or 8.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Detlection 724° to right, West along the South boundary of the claim und the Northern boundary of Ella M. Kose’s avricultural claim (patented), and on the See, line between secs. igand 24, T.16 N., R. 8 E. M.D. M. 300 ft. or 4.54 chs. toS. W. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q.M. S. W-Cor. Thence, Angle of Detlection 7544°to right N. 144° W. along westerly boundary of claim 41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginning, containing 12.29 acres, Lhe location of this mine is not of record, the record of location haying been lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Ella M. Rose ag ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. Any and all perséns claiming adversely any portion of said Little’lurk Quartz Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse Claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the Stute of California, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provis.ons of the Statute, 3 ZO SELDEN HETZEL, Register.

It is herebyyordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvaba DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a Gully newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal’a SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6th, 1887. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant Certificate of Copartnership. STATE OF CALIFORNIA]: COUNTY OF NEVADA, 88. W E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY certify that we are partners traysacting business in Truckee at the said county of Nevada, under the firm name and style of Richardson Bros; thatthe names in full of allthe members of such partnership are George Washington Richardson and Warren Richardson, ‘and that the places of our respective residences are set Opp site our re8] ive hames hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried op is the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, luths, shingles, ete. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of November, 1887: GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California State of California, / County of Nevada,} ss. On the 2d day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, u Notary. Publie duly commissioned and sworn in and forthe said county of Nevada, George Washington Richardson and Warren Richard on, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, as parties thereto, personally known to me to be the same persous déscribed in, and who exeented the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto, ,und they gaeh duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same freely and vol untarily, apd forthe uses and purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, ard affixed my official seal, the day and year in this certifieate first above written. GEORGE E. MARSHALL, Notary Public. Filed November 4th, 1887. F. G. Beatry, Clerk, year 1887 for the county of Nevada, haying been completed and delivered into my hands, the property. holders of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the sage are nOW due and the law for the colsection of taxes wifl be strictly enforced. The taxes become delinquent on TUESDAY DECEMBER 27th, at 6 o’clock P. M., and if not paid prior to that date, 5 per cent. and other costs will be added. Notice is further given, that for the purpose of receiving taxes, I shall bein the several towiiships, at the places and times stated, viz: "Washington, Tuesday, November 15th. Graniteville, P, Allison’s hotel, Thursday Novembef 17th. * North Bloomfield, Lund’s hotel, Friday, November 18th. a North San Juan, D, Furth’s store, Saturday, November 19th, Rough and Keady, Schroeder’s hotel, Tuesday, November 22d; You Bet, P. Drunzer’s hotel, Wednesday, November 23d, ‘ Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter’s office, Friday, November 25th, Grass Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nevember 27th and 30th, and December Ist. ; Nevada City, Treasurer’s Office, from December 2d to December 27th. : Rate of taxation—§2 20 on each $100. Rate sens, firm or corporatier to procure a li. . I Rs 2 oR. DS THE GREAT Regulating Cathartic THE ACKNOWLEDGED Toni e and Appetizer. THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constivation BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever and Ague, AND ALL MALAKIAL TROUBLES,’ DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaint. Nausea, Imputre Blood, General Debility. Dr ?Gunn’'s Bitters RE PURELY VEGETABLE Perfectly Safe, Reliable. A. Van Alstine & Co. Proprietors and Manufacturers. 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., MMONS.—In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. State of California, county of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and Water Company, Anna E. Smith, Seth Mar shall, S. M. Boyee, Michael D. Sweeney and Alvan Todd, Defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against yowin the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 4th of April, 1887, by C. Hudepohl, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this mons, if served within this count served out of thisceunty, within th J or judgment willbe taken against you by default, aceording to the prayer of said complaint. The‘baid action is brought to obtain judgment to set aside the Sheriti’s sale made on the 9th day of Oct. 1836, to all that Keal Estate lying in said county of Nevada, in and to those certain pieces and parcels of mining land tying and being in Little York Township, said county and State, and designated as Lots Nos. 39,40 and 41, in Tp 16, N. R.10E.M. D. B. and M. containing 545 and 84-100 acres. Alsoatract of timber land in said Tp County and State Also that certain ditch known as the York Mining Company‘s ditch. Also rightof way for ditches and mining tunnels, all machinery, tools and other appliances of whatsoever nature, and kind belonging to, or used in connection with said mining claims and ditches. Also, that certain Canyon Claim situate one half mile fromthe village of Little York, said county and State, known as Empire Ravine,. Also that certain other canyon situate, lying and -beingin Little York Tp known as “Scott Ravine.” . Said property is more fully described in Book No. 56 of Deeds on pages 384 et seq, Records of Nevada county, Cal. to which reference is hereby made, And to cance) the Certificate gf purebase made by the Sheriff, andif a Sheriff's deed is executed to the purchaser under said sale or his assigns before said judgment is rendered. that said Sheriff’s deed be also eanceled, and for such other relieg, as is agreeable to equity. ‘ For cause of action plaintiff alleges that on September 10th, 1886, defendant Todd re. covered judgment against said corpofajjon defendant, in Department 1 of the Sup@fior Court.of the City and « ounty of San Francisco,said State, for the sum of $2769 96-100, and by virtue of an execution issued on said judgment, directed to the sheriff of Nevada County, California, said Sheriffon the 9th day of October, 1886, sold all of said property in ene parcel. That defendant Sweeney on K the sth day of September, 1886, recovered a jud t uysfnatsaid corporation defendant in Dep. r.sent 4 of the Superior Court of said City and © ouaty of San Franciseo for $1225 64. That defendant Marshal recovered on the 24th day of September, 1886, a judgmentin Department J of the Superior Court, said City and County, for $3433 55. That said Marshall on October 10th, 1886, purehased from said Sweeney his said judgment, and on the 13th day of Qetober, 1886, paid to the Sheriff the sum of, $3009 to redeem said Property from saidexecution sale. That on he ivth day of March, 1887, plaintiff recovered a judgment in Department No. Two of the Superior Court of said City and County for gobs 38-100, Thaton March 19, 1887, said Marshall filed for record in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County an instrumentin writing purportin to te a sale to defendant Smith of his said judgment. Allof which more fully appears in the complaint on file herein to which reference is hereby expressly made. And you are hereby notified thatif you fail-to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded fn he complaint. . : chan In testimony whereof, I, F. G. SEAL. Beatty, Clerk of the Superior Court “~~ ) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the City of Nevada, on the 16th day of June, a, D: 1887. s F, G. BEATTY, Clerk, inmunisipalicies, $1.80 on each $100, E B, N, SHOECKRAFT, Tax Collector. By W. D. Hargis, Deputy Clerk. Gaylord & SearlaandG A a FP. Tuttie, Pliff’s Att’ys. jy 8 DR.GUNN'S . eee BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF construct and 1 Ordinance No. 21. mee _ County of Nevada do ordain as fol \r “There is hereby granted to EF. M. Pres-. , N. P. Brown, J. 1. Morgan, Chas. Bar. ker, G. C. Gaylord, G. E. Turner, Wm. Camp. bell, W. C. Jones and Geo. FE. Brand and their executors and assigns the right to . sintain forthe term of fifty } years, a Street Railway the transporta: . tion of passengers xlong publie road of) the County of Nevada, from the South line re corporate limits of Nevada City to limits of the Town. of Grass terly 2 There is hereby grantedthe right to . run cars over.said: line of road upon the payment to the County of Nevada, as a liGense upon each car so to rin, the sum of . Five (5) Dollars per annum ; and such cars . may be propelled by hoiges, mules, wire . ropes running under the roudway, by steam or by electri¢é motors. ; ; Provided however, and.this nchise is . granted upon the express cond ythat:. . Ist. Work to construct the said road must . be Commenced within one year from the . date of this Ordinance, and that said work . must be completed within three years from the date hereof. . gnd. That said: Railway miy run along the line of the pnblic highway on either the upper or lower road, but when running along the highway must be constructed on one side of the highway track at suifiicient . interfere with the free passage of tears thereon, and may cross the road where such crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either case.the said Railway must be so con structed as not to impair travel. along the said highway or at the crossings; and all crossings when made, must -be pair at all times, so as not to interf orinany way impede public travel. is further conditioned that in the construc tion of the track of the said Railw if any point it stall be on the public thetrack must be so constructed thi hicles may pass Over,thé same without be ing impeded thereby. This Ordinance shal] take effect and hx in foree on and after fifteen days from the date-of its adoption. ; On the adoption of ‘this Ordinance C.F. Mulloy, W. D. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy and W. J, Hill voted “Aye.” W. J. HIGL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: WV, G. Beatty, Clerk, sy W.D. HAkRIS, Deputy. Adopted October Lith, 1887. ol8 Assessment Notice. 4HASERION MINING COMPANY. LOCA / tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal.—Location of works, Nevada County, Cal. of the Board of Directors, held on the Twenty-Sixth day of October, 1857, an ussess ment (No, 27) of Tem Cents per sh levied upon .the capital stock of ‘he corpo ration, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the } retary, at the office of the Company, No, 5z2 Montgomery street, San Franciseo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the woth day of. November, 1887, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction and unlese paynient js made before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 20th day of Decem ber, 1887, topay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ex penseés of ee iP Office—No. Francisco California. 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