November 15, 1887 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript. No. 1659" Application for a. Patent. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal. November 8th,.1887. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. MARTIN, whose Post*Office address is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayflower Placer Mine, containing the Mayflower quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all bearing gold, situated in Nevada Mining District, Coupty of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot No. 8?, in Township 16, North Range 9 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said-Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner comihon to Sections 16, 17, 20and 21,'T. 16, N. R.9 E. M. D. M.at Post marked “M. P. M. No. 1.” Thetité magnetic yariation 1814° East S0° 45’ E. at 12.22 chs post No. 11 of Somdue Placer Mine approved survey,.at 17. chs post Wo 10 of Sandoe Placer Mine ; also post of Dittle W6'f Creek Placer Mine at 19.63 chs cross Banner road, course E. and W. 20 48 chs or 1351.7 ft postin rock mound marked “M. P.M: No. 2,” from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N. 1° W. 1.68 chs dist: being also'post No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey ;4 peace $ 89° 15’ W. at 10.08 chs post No. 8 ofsLittle Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post. of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, 20.15 chs post No7 of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also-post of Nute Placer ine 40.60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked “‘M. P. M. No.3” from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N.85° W. 62 links dist being also post No6 of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey. Thence N.45° 27’ W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road course E. and W. 10.04 chs or 662.64 feet post in rock mound marked ‘“‘M. P. M. No. 4” from which a black oak tree 6 in. dia. bears N. 86° E. 33 links distant:. Thence N.2° E. at 2.34 chs cross South Yuba Ditch course Westerly at. 6.83 chains post No3 of Alaska Quartz Pine. at 7.21chs post Nolof Alaska Quartz ine at 7.59 chains post No‘6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or 841.5 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P.M. No5” from which aspruce tree 15 in. dia. bears S. 6° W. 67 links dist. on’s uth beundary of Greenman Placer Mine approved survey. Thence N. 88° 30’ E at 2.10 chains cross ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains 14 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, T16N RYE, MD M, also post No5of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey af 9.06 chains post No 25 of ute Placer Mine approved survey, also tof Greenman Placer Mine at ‘11.20 chs esterly bankof Hydraulic Mining exca vation at 13.98 chains Easterly. bank of said excavation at 14.61 chains post No 1 of Mayflower Quartz Mine at 14.69chs post No 3 of Mayflower quartz mine at 15.29 chains cross Little Walf Creek course North Westerly at 21.47 chs cross South Yuba Ditch course South Easterly at 22.66 ehs post marked ‘'M. P.M No8’’ on line between Little Wolf Creek Placer mine gud Sandoe placer mine approved survey at30.25 chains post marked “M. P.M. No 77 on Easterly boundary Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 3106 feet or 47.06 chains to the place of beginning containing an area of Ninety-three and _fifteen one hundredths (v3.15) acres of which 2.65 acres are contained in the survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz mines hereinafter described, leaving an area of 90.50 acres in the Mayflower placer mine. * MAYFLOWER QUARTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at postin rock mound marked “M.Q/M. Nol,” on Northwest end of lode elaim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.19° W 1.10 chains distant and original post bears \ 58> 36° W. 10.0” chains distant and ‘4 section corner between Sections i7and 20 T16 NR GE, M.D. M, bears 8 8814 9 W 14.0) chains distant and the entrance to the Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68° 28’ W *2.01 chains distant, Thence with magnetic variation: 184 2 E, S 58° 85° KE 13.26 chain 871.2 feet toa sugar pine stump partly bi ‘ ed, marked “M. Q. M. No2" on Southeast end ofjoad elaim from whicha cedar tree 15 inches dia. bears N 61}4> W 1.41 ehains distant. ; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginnins at post in rock mound marked “MQ M No” at South East corner, Thence § 58° 36’ E at 8.45 chains oss South Yuba ditch eourse Westerly 1v.63 chains or 823.6 feet post in rock mound marked ‘“M Q No 4,” at South East corner. Thence 8 30° 30’ W at 0.38 chiding sugar pine s ed “MQ M,No 2,"0.75 eh post inreck mound marked“) at SW cor;thence N 48° 35’ W at4.So chs cross S Yuba ditch,course westerly,at 12.50 ¢huins, air shaft from Mayflower Tunnel 13.20 chs or 871.2 ft post at rock mound marked “*M @ M No6” at NW cor; thence N 80° 30’ E 0.28 ehains or 25.1 feet post Nui on North West end ofiode claim ‘Thence N 45° 30’ E 0.68 chains or 44.9 feet to the place of be sinning. Containing an area of ninety-seven one hundredths of an acre (0.17), ALASKA QUARTZ MINE Survey of Lode. , Beginning at post in rock mound marke “aA QM Nol’ on West end of lode claim from which a black oak tree 6 inehes dia bears N 5534° Eyvlinks distant. Thence & 86° 37° E, at 3.75 chuins shaft on the lode 50 feet deep at 4.80chs cut on croppingsef the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post in rock mound marked “A QM No?” on Kast end ef lode claim from which a cedar tree 8 inches dia pears N 8614° E 20 links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at post in rock mound marked “A QM No 3” at South West corner, thence 886° 37' Eat6.81 chains cross west line of Nute placermine approved survey, at 6.47 chains South of 44 Sec corner between Sections 17 and 20, T.16, N KR9E, MDM, being also post NoSof Nate placer mine at 9.20 ebains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 19.90 chains cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approyed surveys, from which post. No 25 bears N 551449 W12.89 chains distant 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound marked “A Q M No 4’ atSouth East corner: Thence N 2° E at 0.38 chains post No 2 on East end of lode claim 0.75 chains or 50 feet, postin rock mound marked. “A QM No5” at North East corner. Thence N 86° 37) Wat 4.03 chains eross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek mine, approved surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 55!1¢° W 11.45 chs distant, at 10.50 chains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 15.94 chains cross West line of Nute . placer mine, approved survey. 5.71 chains South of post No5, 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock motnd marked“A QM No.6” at North West corner from which the 44 Section corner between Sections 17 and 20 T16.N Range 9 EM DM bears WN 51° 50’ E 861 chains distant. Thence §8 2° W at0.88chs post Nol on:-West end of lode claim 0,75.chains or 50 feet to the place of beginning. Containing an area of one and sixty-eight one hundredths (1.68 acres.) RECAPITULATION, Mayflower Placer Mine contains 90.50 acres, Mayflower Quartz Mine,included in Placer. .: 4 0.97 acres, Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in PURCO? oak ne: eee orp die anes CS BOreR: . RR eRe cee . . 98.15 acres. Magnetic variation 184° East. The location of these mines is recorded in the Recorder’s office of the county of Nevada, in Book 10 of Mining Locations. No patented claims adjoining. , Any and all persons claiming any portion f said Mayflower Placer Mine or of the Mayflower Quartz Lode or Alaska Quartz e therein contained or surface gronnd are required to file their adverse claims with tha . Hesister of the United States ‘ Land Office at Sacraménto,in the State of California, during the sixty days period od gta pre hereof, or they will be bari r by virtue of the Sfatute. 3 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for Patent be published for the perjod of sixty days in the Dairy ‘TRANSCRIPT, & jereeé newspaper published at Neyada City, California. SELDEN HETZEL, Howicier. First publication—November Lith, , Goad iparis, Atty for Applicant. LL, 8, CALKING. N. P. BROWN : SBOWN & CALKINS, , er and Job Printers, [RS OF THE NEVADA CITY R aaegel the leading pai forni It was estab1861, by N. P. Brows THE LIME KILN CLUB. 4 A Competitive Poem Read and Objected to-pObjection Overruled. Waydown Bebee, chairman of the summer poetry committee, reported that he had re ceived seventy-six competitive poems up to date, and that hémoticed a marked improvement instyle and sentiment over last year. The prizes would be awarded somp time in September. The following, written by old Pete Whitefield, of the Florence hotel, Birmingham, Ala., was hanced to the secretary to be read and filed: ‘ THE FATE OF THE CHICKEN. On a roost a chicken sat, . Come along—come along; He was young and yery fat— Sing a song—sing a song. Oh! you chicken! hev a care, Fur Josephus draweth near. Up the alley crept & coon— Crept along—crept along— _ By de light of harvest moon, Ding-a-d i i-dong. { 4 Oh! you chi Joan’ you know »; Why dat ergepcth'so? Now Josephus gii Hum-a-hum i Now he rubs dat Dum-a-rum—rir Now dat chickeu’s in a bag— Limp and dead as any rag. Elder Penstock arose to object. Time was when the colored man of this country might ‘be connected with the chicken, but that day had long since gone by. He looked upon the poem as an insult leveled at the colored race. Why should a colored man bo represented as stealing up the alley any more than a white man? And, above all, what member of the Lime Kiln club could sit. stil! under the title of “coon?” He would move that the poem be scornfully rejected. . Samuel Shin supported the motion. 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ORDINANCE NO. 20: HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Every person, firm, company or corporation within the County of. Nevada now engaged in, or who may hereafter engage in conducting, transacting or carryingon any business in this ordinance herefnafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging in the same, piveero a license therefor, as provided forin-this ordinance. Each pers0n, firm, company or corporation so engagedor who may hereafter engage in such business, must procure such license from the Tax tollector, and shall be liable to a license tax to be collected by the said Tax Collector ef Nevada County. Such license shall be paid for quarterly, (except as provided otherwise in this ordinance) in advance, and when issued shall authorize the ipsy named therein to transact such busness in the saidcounty. Separate ticenses must be obtained for each branch establishment, or separate house of business located in “said county. Three calendar mouths shall constitute a quarter. ~ SECTION II, Auctioneers are divided into three classes, and must obtain licenses from the Tax. Collector as follows:—Those whose: average monthly sales amountto ten thousand do)lars 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 and lessithan 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 paya license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons, orin buying or selling state, county orcity stocks or other evidences 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 silyer bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax as follows : ‘ 1. Those doing business in the aggregate to the amount of thirty thousand dollars or more per quarter constitute the ‘first class, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Those doing business in any amount under thirty thousand dollars and over ten thousand doilars per quarter constitute the second class and must pay a license tax of seven dollats per quarter. 3. Those doing business in ary amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter constitute the third class,and must pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter. SECTION IV. Licenses must be“obtained -for the purposes hereinafter named, for which the Tax Vauecrar must require payments as folows: ‘ 4. Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay for each table five dollars per quarter. 2. Theatres and other places of amusement must pay for each performance a license tax of two dollars. 3. For each show for pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magicians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 4. Foréach exhibition for pay, for a caravan or menagerie, or any collection of animals, eircus.or acrobatic performance, one hundred dollars per day. . 5. For each pawn broker.fifteen dollars per quarter. Z 6. For each toll road having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. Tlie provisions of this section do not apply to exhibitions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, schools or other charitabJe entertainments, by any amateur dramatic association or literary society of the town or districtin 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 license from the Tax Collector and must pay therefora -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 spirituous liquors, must pay therefor a license tax of nine dollars per quarter. SECTION VI. Every person who at a fixed place of business sells any goods, wares or merchandise, wines, or distilled liquors, drugs or medicines, jewelry or wares made of precfous metals, whether on commission or,otherwise (except agricultural or vinicultural productions, or the productions of any stock, ae age poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and except such as are sold by auctioneers at public sale under license); and all those persons who keep horses or Carriages for hire (exceptsuch as are used in the transportation of goods), must obtain from the Tax ColJector of this county for each branch of such business, license, snd pay Auer rly 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 following: 1, Those who are estimated to make average monthly sales of five thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay five dollars per month. 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollars and less than five thousand per month constitute the second class, and must pay three dollars per month. : 3. Of all amounts overtwelve hundred and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five hundred dollars per month constitute the third class, and must pay one dollar and fifty cents per month. 4. Of all amounts less than twelve hundred and fifty dollars per month constitute theourth class and must pay one dollar per month; provided that the sales of liquors 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 must be required orphyalcians, snrgeons, apotnecaries or chemists for any wines or spirituous liquors they may use in the preparation of medicines, SECTION VIT. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler WHORES SAG and vends goods, wares or 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 more animals forthe purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay a licenge of fifteen dollars per month. ; SECTION VIII. Every person who keeps a stallion, bull or jack, and who permits the same to be used forthe purpose of propagation. for hire, must obtain a license therefor from the Tax Collector ofthis county and pay therefor as follows: 1. Horsesthat are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at ‘fifty dollars or more, constitute the first class, and must pay @ license tax of.forty dollars. 2, At thirty dollars and less than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and must pay twenty-five dollars. 8. At fifteen dollars and less, than thirty dollars constitute the third class, and must pay fifteen dollars. 4. All at less than fifteen dollars constiute the fourth class and must pay ten dolare, * 5, For each jack ten dollars. 6. For each bull uine dollars per year. SECTION Ix. For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of one dollar in addition thereto, which shall pay all fees and expenses of collection, and of the said dollar 50 cents shall be retained by the ‘Tax Collector for his own use to cover the expense of collecting licenses under this ordinance. SECTION X, Every person, company or corporation en gezcd in, or whoshall hereafter engage in the !.usiness of raising, herding or pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shall procure . «a the Tax Collector of the Counof Nevade, und pay license therefor of ve cents pcr head per annum, for. each head of sheep used in such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued under this ordinance four a legs term than BECTION XI. The Tax Collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and shall pay into eeceuey Treasury all sums 8o collected in excess of his said fee, which shell be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevada, = SECTION XII. ‘It is further ordained that if any person or persons, whether principal or principals, agent or agents, clerk or clerks, employe or employes, or any firm or member of any firm or coporation shall be engaged in cariain ou, pursuing ortransacting within the limits of the County of Nevada, any businéss, trade, occupation or employment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining a license therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after demand, refuse, neglect, omit or failto comply with any requirement or requirements, provision or rovisions or orders of the ‘said Board of jupervisors, requiring each person or per‘} one year. Daily Paper North of Sacramento. sous, firm or corporation to prmcure a linse, he, she or they or either of them, a the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction therécs shall be punished by a fine not to exes 1 one hundred dollars, and in default of the payment of such fine shall be imprisoned in 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, vay (ph and ae . ed to colleet all county licenses, provided for . and required by this ordinance to be col: . lected within the limits of the said county . of Neyadaptind itshall be the duty of the . Tax Collector to attend to the collection of licenses, and examine all places of busi; ness and persons liable to pay licenses, and . to see that licenses are taken out and paid for. He shall have and exercise, in the performance of his official duties, the sume power as police officers in serving process orsummons in making arrests; also. shall have and exercise the power to adminis such oaths or affirmations as shall be neces. sary in the discharge and exercise of his official duties; and he is hereby empowered to enter any place of business 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 corporation engaged or employed in the transac: . tion ofany busimess for which a license is . by this ordinance rendered necessary; and . if such firm, or person, or corporation, or either of themenall be unable, or réfuse, or . neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit . such license, he, she orthey, as thecase . may be, shall be d2emed guilty of a misde. unished as provided by section thirteen of . his ordinance for punishment upon conviction of a misdemeanor. SECTION XIV. In addition to the penalty herein pre-\ scribed for the nonpayment of any license, the Tax Gollector shall proceed to collect the same by civil action as is provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, ofthe Political Code of California, and.gue County Auditor must prepare blanks and settle with the’Collector as now required by said chapter. SECTION XV. . This ordinance shall take effect and be in. force on and after fifteen days from the) date of its adoption. . Adopted October 3d, 1887. W. J. HILL, ; : . Chairman of the Board. On the adcption of this ordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and ‘Hill voting aye. Attest: eh F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. , By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887. s No. 1657. Application for Patent. U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. Novem ber 4th, 1887. N] OTICE is hereby given that JOHN B i BYRNE, whose Postoflice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Cali fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1-12th 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, Range 8 East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 150 being described as follows, to-wit: : LODE LINE Beginning at North Lode Post, a post rock mound marked L. T.Q. M. N. L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S 784° W. S2links dist; thence, «magnetic variation 17349. East, 8S. 14442 East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs. to the South. Lode. Post, a postin rock mound on northern boundary of Elia M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on Sec. line between Secg. 13 and 24, Tp. 16N., R. 8 E. M. D. M. which is also the extreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked L. T,Q. M. No.2, from whieh ‘the corner to Secs, 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8E. 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. MN. W. wor., thence, Magnetic Variation 17342 East, N. 70142 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post inrocx mound marked L, T. Q. M.N.L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs. to N. E. Cor., apost.in rock mound marked L. T.Q.M.N. E.Cor,, Thence, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min. to right, 8. 14449 E. 572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of th, mainder of Gold’Flat Quartz Mine at under Mr. J. B. Byrne’s house. ; Angle of Deflection 31° 45 min to rizht, s. 1749 W. 334 ft. or 5.06 ébs., 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$.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Deflection 72}4° to. right, West along the South boundary of the claim and the Northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim (patented), andon the Sec. line between Secs. lg and 24, T. 16 N., KR. 8 E. M. D. M. $00 ft. or 4.54 chs. to S. W. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q. M.S. W. Cor. Thence, Angie of Defi on 754° to right N,. Mh? W. along westerly boundary of Claim $41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginning, containing 1z.29acres. " The location of this mine is not of record, the récord of location having beén lost us destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Ella M. Rose ag: ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. e. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of suid Little Turk 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 State of California, during the sixty daye period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provis.ous of the Statute. “ Pe SELDEN HETZEL, Register. in _It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvabA DAILy TraNnsc RIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal’a . + SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6th, 1887, Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant Certificate of Oopartnership, STATE OF CALIFORNIA/ CouNTY OF NEvabaA,} ss. V E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY : cértify that we are partners transact. ing business in Truckee atthe said county of Nevada,-under the firm name and style of Richardson Bros; that the names in full of all the members.of sueh partnership are George Washington Kichardson and Warren Ll ae and that the places of our respective ré idences are set Opposite our respective names hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried on is the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, laths, shin. gles, etc. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of -Novem ber, 1887: GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California State of California, County of Novadel 8s. On the 2d day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, a 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 persons described in, and who executed the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto and they each duly acknowledged to me Leper sie akg esscuted ue same freely and yoluntarily, and forthe uses : Se8 therein mentioned. sna parposcs n witness whereof I have hereunt my hand,and affixed my oficial neal, the day and year in this Certificate firgt above written. GEOKGE E. MARSHA LL. ate Notary P i Filed November 4th, 1887, thine F. G. Bearry, Clerk n5 W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk. Notice to Taxpayers, 3 ; HE ASSESSMENT ROBL FOR year 1887 for the county of Nevada, haf ing been completed and delivered into my hands, the property holders of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the saine are now due and the law for the colsection of taxes will be strictly enforced The taxes bécome delinquent on TUESDAY. DECEMBER ith, at 6 o'clock P. w., and if or hat te, 5 per ce other costs will be added.” Bia ees otice is further given, that for thpeat Pcamdi gr I shall be in the a 2 stated vin" ps, © places and times ashington, Tuesday, November 15th Graniteville, P. Allison's hotel. Thoin: Noremter an ison’s hotel, 'T hursday . North Bloom a ? November ee Tand's hotel, Friday, THE, meunor,and on convictiou thereof shall be} @ Mexican War Veteran. ffieacy of Swift's Specite asa terful e! The wonce 11 blood y and cure for rheumatism and 2 jemed oe ve cucus illushes never had a more cons pi diseases, The candid, untration than ihis case affords. solicited and emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentleman must vincing and pigeon are = i Mississippl. ee refers, and to whom he *debted for the advice to which he owes ae . relief from years of suffering, is Mr. pe or many years the popular night clerk oC Ww rence House, at Jackson. é Jackgax, Miss., nae is Company, Atlanta, eis Te maciiave been an invalid pensioner ee forty years, having contracted ee aa other diseases in the Mexican. War, but no : the 1st of March, 1875, did I feel any sy ae rheumatism. On that day Iwas suddenly strio cen with that disease in both hips and ankles. For y day: on crutches. Then the pain twenty os ya I walke . shifted from joint to joint. be accepted as con writer 13 a promlThe gentleman to 1887. For weeks I would be totally disabled, either on , e other. The pain never ett rors ae tiled Feder Roe years ‘und seven mmonths—that is from March, 1, 1g» ween : wos tober 1, 1586, 2 ag sisas leven years of intense sutferin I trie innumerable preesrip tions from tericus physitians, and tried everything fs: sted by friends, but if T ever received es Benent rom any medicine taken internal oe Lam not aware of it. Finally, abow the first 0: September, I made arrangements togo to the Hot Springs of Arkansas, having Ges, atred of every other remed when I paar arid ba an old acquaintance, Mr, King, now o Li this cil @ had once been & treat, Bate trom Ronmatiat, and, as I supeed had been cured bya visit to Hot Springs, ut when I met him he told me that his visit to the Hot Springs was in vain—he found no relief. On his return from Hot Springs he heard, for the first time, of the 8. 8. S. asa remedy‘for rheumatism. He tried it and six bottles made a complete cure. Several years have passed since, but he has d no return of the disease. a I immediately returned to try it. In Se) dation 7 I took four bottles, and by the first of ) otober wasgwvell—as far as the rheumatism was concerned. All pain had disappeared, and I HAVE NOT FELT A TWINGE OF IT SINCE. I have no interest in making other than the hope that it may tals statement irect some other . sufferer to,a sure source of relief, and if it has this r 2 ‘or my trouble, Iam result ath welt rend wrely your friend. a J. M. H. Martin. For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE Swrrt Specrric Co., Dr: 2, Atlanta, Ga, TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, aii eiaioie San Francisco Sorner Commercial Established in 1854 for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, .Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases .of years’ standing x and Ulcerated Legs successfully treated. eee lyr. Gibbon has the pleasure of annooncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of. Euhus resumed practice at the Dis23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, old patients and those requirin. may find him. i SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to. an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless eombatted by scientific medical measures, viz llow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, painin the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, iifidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs consumption, nightsweats, monomania and requent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persous so afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode treating these diseuses, which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, who ere suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief, CURED AT HOME. Persons at a distunce may be. CURED AT AOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating Case, symptoms; length of time the jisease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for : The Doetor cures ‘when Others fail. Try him. By 2nclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin in a registered letter through the Post Office, or hrough Wells, Fiurgo & Co., a package of nedicine will be delivered by express to any vart of the United States. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney. street, Corner Commercial, San Francisco, Office Box 1957. No. 1656, Application for a Patent. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887. Noes is hereby given that JOHN B, i BYRNE, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County. California, has this day filed his application for a patent for eight hundred and eighty-seven and 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and degignated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 149, in Township No. 16, North Range, No. 8 East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 being described as follows, to-wit : : LODE. LINE.Beginning at South Lode Post in rock mound RK. G. F.Q. M.and P.Q. M.’N. L. ] from which a cedar 13 ing. dia, bears 58149 Eo zy links dist. and a pine 16 ins. dia. dla 9 W. 37 links dist. Thence, maguetie variation 173° KE, N 17449 E. 857.7 ft. or 13.45 chs. to intersection of South boundary of Gold FlatQ. M. (Lot No. 134 approved Survey,) at a point N. 89°5' E 55 links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, to Sa 2 rock mound marked R. G, F. QM. : EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Commencing at N. W. Cor, a 7 mound marked KR. G, F, ae ies ‘bs rom which N. E. Cor. of Little Turk Q@ Ma post in rock mound marked L, T. Q. M,N. E Cor. bears N. B44 0 W. 4.51 chs. dist. Thence musnetic variation 173%%° E, §, 7280 § 260.7 ft. or 3.65chs, intersect western boundary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata oint N. 29 Ww 0.20 chs. from the South West Corner of same, at postin rock mound marked R. G F.Q. M. T hence, Angle of Deflection 703%0 to right, 8. 2° E. 13.2 ft or 0.20 chs. to the S W. Cor. of Gold Flat Quartz Mine a post in rock mound marked R, G, F, . M. and G. FP. Q.M. No, 4, standing in Wild Cat.Ranee pede hee of Deflection 88° 55" o. left, N. 89°, 5’ E. 173.6 ft, or 268 ¢ : No. 10 of Gold’ Flat Q. M. standing on acct ern boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. (Lot No 39 approved survey) to pine marked G, F Q M. No. 10, and K.G.F-@, MON ea ‘Thence, Angle of Deflection 87° 55’ to right,8 3° EF. 498.3 ft. or 7.55 che. to post set in rock mound marked R.G.F.Q. M-in westerly boundar of Pittsburg Q. M. from which a forked fhe 30 ins. dia. bearg N, 48° W. 81 links Bist, ghenee, Angleof Deflection 204° to right, s, 14° W. 44 tt OF 6.96 che, to 8. E. Cor. . sa } Potosi Quartz Mine, A pout pay Revo marked H, a F.Q. M. §: E. Cor, and P QM or. from which C 2 Sections a 24, 18 and 19, T. 16 alee BML 1. bears S$. 8634 ° FE 14.16 chs dist. Thence Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 79870 ae oer o Sait ay 8. W. Cor. of Be eh 48 alsoN. W. Cor. of Poto, , bow Leetate rock mound marae standing on easterly botater: of iene Turk Quartz Mine N. 1730 F 3.75 aHle dist. from South Lode Post ot same Th ne. Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N ne. * “4 E. along western bi J Our D Eastern boundary of Lite cee and 1 ittle Turk M ft. or 13.45 chs. t ie oe ely nine root aie vines On waeenning, ‘he location of this } being lost or deca fens atone, The adjoining claimants , The: c are P: Potési Quartz Mines, Gold Flat Henn Hep and Little Turk Quartz Mine, ~ Any andall persons claiming adversely any portion of said Re i Quartz Mine or surface eee ieee on North San Juan, D. Furth’ to file thei fround are required da: acy omber ieth, 8 store, Satur-. t¢, ae ihe United Staten ns vith the Legis ea 8chro y “Mento, in th . acraTyaee November Ba, eder's hotel, she slaty days reps > parbliaasi toot + Drw r 4 ere November wa, "nn. * hoteh Wednesday, . Vision of the gered bY Virtue of the pro: Truckee, M.'E. B ‘ day, Mivenhas guar jurckhelter 8 Office, Frir ‘ass Valley, Tuesday, Wedne Thureday, ’ Desday and cember tat, * vember 27th and 30th, and Deevada City, Treasurer’ cembet 2d to Jecember 2th Office, from DeRate of taxation—g2 20 on each $100. Rate in municipa ities, $1 80 on each $100, 3 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordéreq that aga Application for Peicce be egolna no. € period of aiaty days (ten consecutive € YADA DAILY TRANSCRIP new: ; niall oie os one published at N evada City} B. N, SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector, ° SELDEN rn publication—-Noweage nagtter. ross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant;” > f v self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved, No. 1658. Application for a Patent. United States Land Office, P ento, Cal., November 7th, 1887, once 18 HEREBY GIVEN 'THAT ohn B. Byrne, whose it office dzere is Nevada City, Califortate, has this day filed his application for a patent for 1960 % linear feet of the Potosi Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and oe te by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot in Township No 16, north of: east of Mount Diablo base and No 151 being described as. epee icyhe st, ti inning at the no’ ode post, a postin soon moet marked PQMNL PandRGF Q MSL (being also the south lode post of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine, and the location post common to both claims), from which acedar 12 incher dia bears N58'4° E 22 links dist, and a pine 16 inches dia bears S 38349 W 37 links distant; thence magnetic variation WH, East, 8 1744 ©-W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to the south lode postin rock mound, marked PQ MSL p standing on the south slope of hill,and from which a black oak 7 inches dia bears S 6714 © F 69 links dist, and acedar 8 inches dia bears 8561442 W 62links dist. Exterior Boundaries. Number 151, Range No8 meridian, said follows, to-wit: st in rock mound marked PQ MN W ata poIRGFQM 8 W Cor, (being a location corner common to both claims); thence magnetic var 1, East ae the northerly boundary 0 ‘tthe claim feet or 9.09 chs to post it rock mound marked P Q M N E Cor, and R G FQMSE Cor, from which a pine marked P Co No 4, one of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M (Lot No 39 approved survey) bears8 66142 E 2.75 chs dist, and the corner to Secs 18, 24, 18 and 19, T 16,10 N R 8 and9E, M DM, bears 8 86%° E 14.16 chs diat; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, 8174 ° W along the easterly boundary of claim 1960.9 feet or 29.71 che to a post in rock mound marked PQ M S E Cof; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, N 4 W along southerly boundary of claim t or 6.06 chs to post in rock moupd marked PQ M SW Cor; thence angle 6f deflection 90° 15’ to right, N 17}4° E along the westerly boundary of claim 1433.5 ft 21.72 chs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultural claim ata point 2.04 chs W of SE cor of same, a post in rock mound marked P Q M No 4; thence angle of deflection ye to right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim.184.6 feet or 2.04 chs . g SE cor of said agricultural claim to post in j rock mound marked PQ M . Ay fib peed anf deflection 90° to le along eastern Geer of said agricultural claim 330 feet or5chs to NE cor thereof, at 1-4 stake in line between. said secs # and 24, west 20.19 chs from cortosecs 13, 24, 18 and 19, T16N R8and 9E,M D M, a postin rock mound marked P QM Nol;thence angle#f defiec. tion 90° toleft, west along no: y bounry of said agricultural claim -247.5 feet or S75 chs to post in rock mound marked P Q M; thence angle of deflection 1074°> to right, N 17149 E aloug the western boundary of claim. and easterly boundary of Little Turk Quartz Mine 247.5 feet or 3.75 chains to place of beginning, containing 18.24 acres. The location of this mine is not recorded, the records being destroyed. The adjoining claimants are. Little Turk Quartz Mine, remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Pittsburg Gold quae Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, Ella M Rose agricultiral patent.Any afd all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Potosi quartz mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days eriod of publication hereof, er they will be red by virtue of the provisions of the Stute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in the Daily. Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevuda Co., Gal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication, November 12, 1887. Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Ordinance No. 21. * r\HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: lst; There is hereby granted to E, M. Preston, N. P. Brown, J.'f. Morgan, Chas. Karker, G. C. Gaylord, G, E. Turner, Wih. Campbell, W. C. Jones and Geo. E. Brand and their executors and assigns the right to construct and maintain for the term of fifty years, a Street Railway for the transportation of passengers along the public road of the Connty of Nevada, from the South line of the corporate limits of Nevada City to the Easterly limits of the Town of Grass Valley. ond) There is hereby granted the right to run cars over said line of road upon the payment to the County of Nevada, as a license upon each ear so to run, the sum of Five (5) Dollars per annum ; and such cars may be. propelled by horses, mules, wire ropes running under the roadway, by steam or by electric motors. : Provided however, and this franchise is granted upon the express condition that : 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. ae . 2nd. That said Railway may run along the line ofthe pnblic high way on either the upper or lower road but when running tone the highway must be constructed on one side of the highway track at.sufficient distance from the centré thereof se as not to interfere with the free pagsage of teams thereon, and may cross the road where such crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either case the said Railway must:be so constructed as not to impair travel along the suid highwav or atthe crossings ; and all crossings when made, must be kept in repair at all times, so _as not to interfere with, orinany way impede publietravel. And it is further conditioned that in the construction of the track of the said Railway, if at any point itshall be on the public highway the track must be so constructed that all vehicles may pass over the. game without being impeded therebv. Tiis Ordinance shall take effect and be in force 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 Rrophy and W. J. Hill voted “Aye.” Ww. J. HILL, Chairman of the Bourd. F. G. Beatry, Clerk, W.D. HagrRis, Deputy: or Attest: Z “ By Adopted October 15th, 1887. : Receiver’s Sale of Real Estate. Noe IS. HEREBY ‘GIVEN THAT LN under and in pursuance of a judgment of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, in’ an action wherein J. W. Houston is plaintiff and John Longabauch is defendant, I will as Receiver in said action, in front of the Court. House of said Court, inthe town of Nevada City in said county, on TUESDAY, DEC. 6th, 1887, at Eleven o'clock, A. M., sell at/public auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real estate or so much thercol as may be necessaty to pay the laintiff's judyment in said action to-wit: situate partly in Nevada County and partly in Sierra County in said State, and being the undivided onehalf of the East half of the West half of Section thirty-two in Township nineteen (19) North, Range seventeen'(17) East, according to the official surveyw of the United States. Said sale will be. made subject to redemption F, B. HOUSTON, Receiver. Dated November 11th, 1887, To Whom it May Concern LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TilK £\. late firm ‘of A. “A, CHARONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hauds of Mesera. FARLEY & LIT TLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by we to collect the same: WAT ’ E. C. CHARONNAT. Nevada City, Sept. 25th, Special Meeting. A ist STOCKHOLDERS AND MEMBERS of the Oriental Mining Company, haviné its principal place of business in North Sen Juan, Nevada County, State of California, with works in Sierra County, State of ator . said.are hereby notified that a special age) . ing of said company will be held at the National Hotel in‘ Rorth n Juan, said pounyt of Nevada, State of California, on the 19th day of November, A. D.,, 1887, at 1 o'clock P.M, for the election of officers tol fill va cancies and the transection of such bus! ness necessary to come before the meetin A full attendaace of members is requeste?. PETER SOHAF R, President. Assessment Notice: on 0 2 0} * Francisco, Cal. La on of works, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is derehg ren that of the Board of Directors, ae rng Sore of eee tee an ent (No, 27) of Ten levied upon the eA ‘ ration, pa Cj States gol meeting ‘eld on the assess Commencing at the north westerly corner, * y BLy) a on = “hein wine 5 Po. “a Week Sunday 6te7p.1 0! 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The Daily Transcript. No. 1659" Application for a. Patent. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal. November 8th,.1887. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. MARTIN, whose Post*Office address is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayflower Placer Mine, containing the Mayflower quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all bearing gold, situated in Nevada Mining District, Coupty of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot No. 8?, in Township 16, North Range 9 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said-Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner comihon to Sections 16, 17, 20and 21,'T. 16, N. R.9 E. M. D. M.at Post marked “M. P. M. No. 1.” Thetité magnetic yariation 1814° East S0° 45’ E. at 12.22 chs post No. 11 of Somdue Placer Mine approved survey,.at 17. chs post Wo 10 of Sandoe Placer Mine ; also post of Dittle W6'f Creek Placer Mine at 19.63 chs cross Banner road, course E. and W. 20 48 chs or 1351.7 ft postin rock mound marked “M. P.M: No. 2,” from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N. 1° W. 1.68 chs dist: being also'post No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey ;4 peace $ 89° 15’ W. at 10.08 chs post No. 8 ofsLittle Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post. of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, 20.15 chs post No7 of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also-post of Nute Placer ine 40.60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked “‘M. P. M. No.3” from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N.85° W. 62 links dist being also post No6 of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey. Thence N.45° 27’ W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road course E. and W. 10.04 chs or 662.64 feet post in rock mound marked ‘“‘M. P. M. No. 4” from which a black oak tree 6 in. dia. bears N. 86° E. 33 links distant:. Thence N.2° E. at 2.34 chs cross South Yuba Ditch course Westerly at. 6.83 chains post No3 of Alaska Quartz Pine. at 7.21chs post Nolof Alaska Quartz ine at 7.59 chains post No‘6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or 841.5 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P.M. No5” from which aspruce tree 15 in. dia. bears S. 6° W. 67 links dist. on’s uth beundary of Greenman Placer Mine approved survey. Thence N. 88° 30’ E at 2.10 chains cross ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains 14 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, T16N RYE, MD M, also post No5of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey af 9.06 chains post No 25 of ute Placer Mine approved survey, also tof Greenman Placer Mine at ‘11.20 chs esterly bankof Hydraulic Mining exca vation at 13.98 chains Easterly. bank of said excavation at 14.61 chains post No 1 of Mayflower Quartz Mine at 14.69chs post No 3 of Mayflower quartz mine at 15.29 chains cross Little Walf Creek course North Westerly at 21.47 chs cross South Yuba Ditch course South Easterly at 22.66 ehs post marked ‘'M. P.M No8’’ on line between Little Wolf Creek Placer mine gud Sandoe placer mine approved survey at30.25 chains post marked “M. P.M. No 77 on Easterly boundary Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 3106 feet or 47.06 chains to the place of beginning containing an area of Ninety-three and _fifteen one hundredths (v3.15) acres of which 2.65 acres are contained in the survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz mines hereinafter described, leaving an area of 90.50 acres in the Mayflower placer mine. * MAYFLOWER QUARTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at postin rock mound marked “M.Q/M. Nol,” on Northwest end of lode elaim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.19° W 1.10 chains distant and original post bears \ 58> 36° W. 10.0” chains distant and ‘4 section corner between Sections i7and 20 T16 NR GE, M.D. M, bears 8 8814 9 W 14.0) chains distant and the entrance to the Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68° 28’ W *2.01 chains distant, Thence with magnetic variation: 184 2 E, S 58° 85° KE 13.26 chain 871.2 feet toa sugar pine stump partly bi ‘ ed, marked “M. Q. M. No2" on Southeast end ofjoad elaim from whicha cedar tree 15 inches dia. bears N 61}4> W 1.41 ehains distant. ; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginnins at post in rock mound marked “MQ M No” at South East corner, Thence § 58° 36’ E at 8.45 chains oss South Yuba ditch eourse Westerly 1v.63 chains or 823.6 feet post in rock mound marked ‘“M Q No 4,” at South East corner. Thence 8 30° 30’ W at 0.38 chiding sugar pine s ed “MQ M,No 2,"0.75 eh post inreck mound marked“) at SW cor;thence N 48° 35’ W at4.So chs cross S Yuba ditch,course westerly,at 12.50 ¢huins, air shaft from Mayflower Tunnel 13.20 chs or 871.2 ft post at rock mound marked “*M @ M No6” at NW cor; thence N 80° 30’ E 0.28 ehains or 25.1 feet post Nui on North West end ofiode claim ‘Thence N 45° 30’ E 0.68 chains or 44.9 feet to the place of be sinning. Containing an area of ninety-seven one hundredths of an acre (0.17), ALASKA QUARTZ MINE Survey of Lode. , Beginning at post in rock mound marke “aA QM Nol’ on West end of lode claim from which a black oak tree 6 inehes dia bears N 5534° Eyvlinks distant. Thence & 86° 37° E, at 3.75 chuins shaft on the lode 50 feet deep at 4.80chs cut on croppingsef the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post in rock mound marked “A QM No?” on Kast end ef lode claim from which a cedar tree 8 inches dia pears N 8614° E 20 links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at post in rock mound marked “A QM No 3” at South West corner, thence 886° 37' Eat6.81 chains cross west line of Nute placermine approved survey, at 6.47 chains South of 44 Sec corner between Sections 17 and 20, T.16, N KR9E, MDM, being also post NoSof Nate placer mine at 9.20 ebains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 19.90 chains cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approyed surveys, from which post. No 25 bears N 551449 W12.89 chains distant 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound marked “A Q M No 4’ atSouth East corner: Thence N 2° E at 0.38 chains post No 2 on East end of lode claim 0.75 chains or 50 feet, postin rock mound marked. “A QM No5” at North East corner. Thence N 86° 37) Wat 4.03 chains eross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek mine, approved surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 55!1¢° W 11.45 chs distant, at 10.50 chains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 15.94 chains cross West line of Nute . placer mine, approved survey. 5.71 chains South of post No5, 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock motnd marked“A QM No.6” at North West corner from which the 44 Section corner between Sections 17 and 20 T16.N Range 9 EM DM bears WN 51° 50’ E 861 chains distant. Thence §8 2° W at0.88chs post Nol on:-West end of lode claim 0,75.chains or 50 feet to the place of beginning. Containing an area of one and sixty-eight one hundredths (1.68 acres.) RECAPITULATION, Mayflower Placer Mine contains 90.50 acres, Mayflower Quartz Mine,included in Placer.. .: 4 0.97 acres, Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in PURCO? oak ne: eee orp die anes CS BOreR: . RR eRe cee . . 98.15 acres. Magnetic variation 184° East. The location of these mines is recorded in the Recorder’s office of the county of Nevada, in Book 10 of Mining Locations. No patented claims adjoining. , Any and all persons claiming any portion f said Mayflower Placer Mine or of the Mayflower Quartz Lode or Alaska Quartz e therein contained or surface gronnd are required to file their adverse claims with tha . Hesister of the United States ‘ Land Office at Sacraménto,in the State of California, during the sixty days period od gta pre hereof, or they will be bari r by virtue of the Sfatute. 3 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for Patent be published for the perjod of sixty days in the Dairy ‘TRANSCRIPT, & jereeé newspaper published at Neyada City, California. SELDEN HETZEL, Howicier. First publication—November Lith, , Goad iparis, Atty for Applicant. LL, 8, CALKING. N. P. BROWN : SBOWN & CALKINS, , er and Job Printers, [RS OF THE NEVADA CITY R aaegel the leading pai forni It was estab1861, by N. P. Brows THE LIME KILN CLUB. 4 A Competitive Poem Read and Objected to-pObjection Overruled. Waydown Bebee, chairman of the summer poetry committee, reported that he had re ceived seventy-six competitive poems up to date, and that hémoticed a marked improvement instyle and sentiment over last year. The prizes would be awarded somp time in September. The following, written by old Pete Whitefield, of the Florence hotel, Birmingham, Ala., was hanced to the secretary to be read and filed: ‘ THE FATE OF THE CHICKEN. On a roost a chicken sat, . Come along—come along; He was young and yery fat— Sing a song—sing a song. Oh! you chicken! hev a care, Fur Josephus draweth near. Up the alley crept & coon— Crept along—crept along— _ By de light of harvest moon, Ding-a-d i i-dong. { 4 Oh! you chi Joan’ you know »; Why dat ergepcth'so? Now Josephus gii Hum-a-hum i Now he rubs dat Dum-a-rum—rir Now dat chickeu’s in a bag— Limp and dead as any rag. Elder Penstock arose to object. Time was when the colored man of this country might ‘be connected with the chicken, but that day had long since gone by. He looked upon the poem as an insult leveled at the colored race. Why should a colored man bo represented as stealing up the alley any more than a white man? And, above all, what member of the Lime Kiln club could sit. stil! under the title of “coon?” He would move that the poem be scornfully rejected. . Samuel Shin supported the motion. It made his blood boil to be thus openly insulted in his own house, as it were. “I shall rule de moshun us outer order,” calmly announced the president. “So furcas my observashun extends. de cull’d man are jist as tightly connected wid chicken at de present time as eber befo’. I can’t Yarn dat anybody has changed his taste from chicken to codfish if he could help it. As.tode title of ‘coon,’ dar ai no need of gittin’ up on our bib horse about it. We kin call de white folks foxes or rabbits if we want fo. It doan’ make us any blacker, nor shorten up our feet one bit. AsI said, I shall oberrule de moshun.”—Detroit Free Press. LITTLE. LAUGHS. Absent minded business man to office boy: “Tommy, go up to my house and tell my wife Ihave forgotten my watch. Bring it back with you.” He pulls out his watch and ‘continues: “Now, Tommy, it is 9 o'clock; be back at 10."—The Epoch. ~~? 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ORDINANCE NO. 20: HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Every person, firm, company or corporation within the County of. Nevada now engaged in, or who may hereafter engage in conducting, transacting or carryingon any business in this ordinance herefnafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging in the same, piveero a license therefor, as provided forin-this ordinance. Each pers0n, firm, company or corporation so engagedor who may hereafter engage in such business, must procure such license from the Tax tollector, and shall be liable to a license tax to be collected by the said Tax Collector ef Nevada County. Such license shall be paid for quarterly, (except as provided otherwise in this ordinance) in advance, and when issued shall authorize the ipsy named therein to transact such busness in the saidcounty. Separate ticenses must be obtained for each branch establishment, or separate house of business located in “said county. Three calendar mouths shall constitute a quarter. ~ SECTION II, Auctioneers are divided into three classes, and must obtain licenses from the Tax. Collector as follows:—Those whose: average monthly sales amountto ten thousand do)lars 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 and lessithan 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 paya license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons, orin buying or selling state, county orcity stocks or other evidences 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 silyer bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax as follows : ‘ 1. Those doing business in the aggregate to the amount of thirty thousand dollars or more per quarter constitute the ‘first class, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Those doing business in any amount under thirty thousand dollars and over ten thousand doilars per quarter constitute the second class and must pay a license tax of seven dollats per quarter. 3. Those doing business in ary amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter constitute the third class,and must pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter. SECTION IV. Licenses must be“obtained -for the purposes hereinafter named, for which the Tax Vauecrar must require payments as folows: ‘ 4. Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay for each table five dollars per quarter. 2. Theatres and other places of amusement must pay for each performance a license tax of two dollars. 3. For each show for pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magicians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 4. Foréach exhibition for pay, for a caravan or menagerie, or any collection of animals, eircus.or acrobatic performance, one hundred dollars per day. . 5. For each pawn broker.fifteen dollars per quarter. Z 6. For each toll road having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. Tlie provisions of this section do not apply to exhibitions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, schools or other charitabJe entertainments, by any amateur dramatic association or literary society of the town or districtin 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 license from the Tax Collector and must pay therefora -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 spirituous liquors, must pay therefor a license tax of nine dollars per quarter. SECTION VI. Every person who at a fixed place of business sells any goods, wares or merchandise, wines, or distilled liquors, drugs or medicines, jewelry or wares made of precfous metals, whether on commission or,otherwise (except agricultural or vinicultural productions, or the productions of any stock, ae age poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and except such as are sold by auctioneers at public sale under license); and all those persons who keep horses or Carriages for hire (exceptsuch as are used in the transportation of goods), must obtain from the Tax ColJector of this county for each branch of such business, license, snd pay Auer rly 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 following: 1, Those who are estimated to make average monthly sales of five thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay five dollars per month. 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollars and less than five thousand per month constitute the second class, and must pay three dollars per month. : 3. Of all amounts overtwelve hundred and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five hundred dollars per month constitute the third class, and must pay one dollar and fifty cents per month. 4. Of all amounts less than twelve hundred and fifty dollars per month constitute theourth class and must pay one dollar per month; provided that the sales of liquors 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 must be required orphyalcians, snrgeons, apotnecaries or chemists for any wines or spirituous liquors they may use in the preparation of medicines, SECTION VIT. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler WHORES SAG and vends goods, wares or 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 more animals forthe purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay a licenge of fifteen dollars per month. ; SECTION VIII. Every person who keeps a stallion, bull or jack, and who permits the same to be used forthe purpose of propagation. for hire, must obtain a license therefor from the Tax Collector ofthis county and pay therefor as follows: 1. Horsesthat are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at ‘fifty dollars or more, constitute the first class, and must pay @ license tax of.forty dollars. 2, At thirty dollars and less than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and must pay twenty-five dollars. 8. At fifteen dollars and less, than thirty dollars constitute the third class, and must pay fifteen dollars. 4. All at less than fifteen dollars constiute the fourth class and must pay ten dolare, * 5, For each jack ten dollars. 6. For each bull uine dollars per year. SECTION Ix. For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of one dollar in addition thereto, which shall pay all fees and expenses of collection, and of the said dollar 50 cents shall be retained by the ‘Tax Collector for his own use to cover the expense of collecting licenses under this ordinance. SECTION X, Every person, company or corporation en gezcd in, or whoshall hereafter engage in the !.usiness of raising, herding or pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shall procure . «a the Tax Collector of the Counof Nevade, und pay license therefor of ve cents pcr head per annum, for. each head of sheep used in such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued under this ordinance four a legs term than BECTION XI. The Tax Collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and shall pay into eeceuey Treasury all sums 8o collected in excess of his said fee, which shell be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevada, = SECTION XII. ‘It is further ordained that if any person or persons, whether principal or principals, agent or agents, clerk or clerks, employe or employes, or any firm or member of any firm or coporation shall be engaged in cariain ou, pursuing ortransacting within the limits of the County of Nevada, any businéss, trade, occupation or employment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining a license therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after demand, refuse, neglect, omit or failto comply with any requirement or requirements, provision or rovisions or orders of the ‘said Board of jupervisors, requiring each person or per‘} one year. Daily Paper North of Sacramento. sous, firm or corporation to prmcure a linse, he, she or they or either of them, a the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction therécs shall be punished by a fine not to exes 1 one hundred dollars, and in default of the payment of such fine shall be imprisoned in 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, vay (ph and ae . ed to colleet all county licenses, provided for . and required by this ordinance to be col: . lected within the limits of the said county . of Neyadaptind itshall be the duty of the . Tax Collector to attend to the collection of licenses, and examine all places of busi; ness and persons liable to pay licenses, and . to see that licenses are taken out and paid for. He shall have and exercise, in the performance of his official duties, the sume power as police officers in serving process orsummons in making arrests; also. shall have and exercise the power to adminis such oaths or affirmations as shall be neces. sary in the discharge and exercise of his

official duties; and he is hereby empowered to enter any place of business 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 corporation engaged or employed in the transac: . tion ofany busimess for which a license is . by this ordinance rendered necessary; and . if such firm, or person, or corporation, or either of themenall be unable, or réfuse, or . neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit . such license, he, she orthey, as thecase . may be, shall be d2emed guilty of a misde. unished as provided by section thirteen of . his ordinance for punishment upon conviction of a misdemeanor. SECTION XIV. In addition to the penalty herein pre-\ scribed for the nonpayment of any license, the Tax Gollector shall proceed to collect the same by civil action as is provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, ofthe Political Code of California, and.gue County Auditor must prepare blanks and settle with the’Collector as now required by said chapter. SECTION XV. . This ordinance shall take effect and be in. force on and after fifteen days from the) date of its adoption. . Adopted October 3d, 1887. W. J. HILL, ; : . Chairman of the Board. On the adcption of this ordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and ‘Hill voting aye. Attest: eh F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. , By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887. s No. 1657. Application for Patent. U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. Novem ber 4th, 1887. N] OTICE is hereby given that JOHN B i BYRNE, whose Postoflice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Cali fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1-12th 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, Range 8 East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 150 being described as follows, to-wit: : LODE LINE Beginning at North Lode Post, a post rock mound marked L. T.Q. M. N. L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S 784° W. S2links dist; thence, «magnetic variation 17349. East, 8S. 14442 East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs. to the South. Lode. Post, a postin rock mound on northern boundary of Elia M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on Sec. line between Secg. 13 and 24, Tp. 16N., R. 8 E. M. D. M. which is also the extreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked L. T,Q. M. No.2, from whieh ‘the corner to Secs, 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8E. 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. MN. W. wor., thence, Magnetic Variation 17342 East, N. 70142 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post inrocx mound marked L, T. Q. M.N.L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs. to N. E. Cor., apost.in rock mound marked L. T.Q.M.N. E.Cor,, Thence, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min. to right, 8. 14449 E. 572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of th, mainder of Gold’Flat Quartz Mine at under Mr. J. B. Byrne’s house. ; Angle of Deflection 31° 45 min to rizht, s. 1749 W. 334 ft. or 5.06 ébs., 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$.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Deflection 72}4° to. right, West along the South boundary of the claim and the Northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim (patented), andon the Sec. line between Secs. lg and 24, T. 16 N., KR. 8 E. M. D. M. $00 ft. or 4.54 chs. to S. W. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q. M.S. W. Cor. Thence, Angie of Defi on 754° to right N,. Mh? W. along westerly boundary of Claim $41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginning, containing 1z.29acres. " The location of this mine is not of record, the récord of location having beén lost us destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Ella M. Rose ag: ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. e. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of suid Little Turk 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 State of California, during the sixty daye period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provis.ous of the Statute. “ Pe SELDEN HETZEL, Register. in _It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvabA DAILy TraNnsc RIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal’a . + SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—Novem ber 6th, 1887, Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant Certificate of Oopartnership, STATE OF CALIFORNIA/ CouNTY OF NEvabaA,} ss. V E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY : cértify that we are partners transact. ing business in Truckee atthe said county of Nevada,-under the firm name and style of Richardson Bros; that the names in full of all the members.of sueh partnership are George Washington Kichardson and Warren Ll ae and that the places of our respective ré idences are set Opposite our respective names hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried on is the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, laths, shin. gles, etc. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of -Novem ber, 1887: GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California State of California, County of Novadel 8s. On the 2d day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, a 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 persons described in, and who executed the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto and they each duly acknowledged to me Leper sie akg esscuted ue same freely and yoluntarily, and forthe uses : Se8 therein mentioned. sna parposcs n witness whereof I have hereunt my hand,and affixed my oficial neal, the day and year in this Certificate firgt above written. GEOKGE E. MARSHA LL. ate Notary P i Filed November 4th, 1887, thine F. G. Bearry, Clerk n5 W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk. Notice to Taxpayers, 3 ; HE ASSESSMENT ROBL FOR year 1887 for the county of Nevada, haf ing been completed and delivered into my hands, the property holders of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the saine are now due and the law for the colsection of taxes will be strictly enforced The taxes bécome delinquent on TUESDAY. DECEMBER ith, at 6 o'clock P. w., and if or hat te, 5 per ce other costs will be added.” Bia ees otice is further given, that for thpeat Pcamdi gr I shall be in the a 2 stated vin" ps, © places and times ashington, Tuesday, November 15th Graniteville, P. Allison's hotel. Thoin: Noremter an ison’s hotel, 'T hursday . North Bloom a ? November ee Tand's hotel, Friday, THE, meunor,and on convictiou thereof shall be} @ Mexican War Veteran. ffieacy of Swift's Specite asa terful e! The wonce 11 blood y and cure for rheumatism and 2 jemed oe ve cucus illushes never had a more cons pi diseases, The candid, untration than ihis case affords. solicited and emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentleman must vincing and pigeon are = i Mississippl. ee refers, and to whom he *debted for the advice to which he owes ae . relief from years of suffering, is Mr. pe or many years the popular night clerk oC Ww rence House, at Jackson. é Jackgax, Miss., nae is Company, Atlanta, eis Te maciiave been an invalid pensioner ee forty years, having contracted ee aa other diseases in the Mexican. War, but no : the 1st of March, 1875, did I feel any sy ae rheumatism. On that day Iwas suddenly strio cen with that disease in both hips and ankles. For y day: on crutches. Then the pain twenty os ya I walke . shifted from joint to joint. be accepted as con writer 13 a promlThe gentleman to 1887. For weeks I would be totally disabled, either on , e other. The pain never ett rors ae tiled Feder Roe years ‘und seven mmonths—that is from March, 1, 1g» ween : wos tober 1, 1586, 2 ag sisas leven years of intense sutferin I trie innumerable preesrip tions from tericus physitians, and tried everything fs: sted by friends, but if T ever received es Benent rom any medicine taken internal oe Lam not aware of it. Finally, abow the first 0: September, I made arrangements togo to the Hot Springs of Arkansas, having Ges, atred of every other remed when I paar arid ba an old acquaintance, Mr, King, now o Li this cil @ had once been & treat, Bate trom Ronmatiat, and, as I supeed had been cured bya visit to Hot Springs, ut when I met him he told me that his visit to the Hot Springs was in vain—he found no relief. On his return from Hot Springs he heard, for the first time, of the 8. 8. S. asa remedy‘for rheumatism. He tried it and six bottles made a complete cure. Several years have passed since, but he has d no return of the disease. a I immediately returned to try it. In Se) dation 7 I took four bottles, and by the first of ) otober wasgwvell—as far as the rheumatism was concerned. All pain had disappeared, and I HAVE NOT FELT A TWINGE OF IT SINCE. I have no interest in making other than the hope that it may tals statement irect some other . sufferer to,a sure source of relief, and if it has this r 2 ‘or my trouble, Iam result ath welt rend wrely your friend. a J. M. H. Martin. For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE Swrrt Specrric Co., Dr: 2, Atlanta, Ga, TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, aii eiaioie San Francisco Sorner Commercial Established in 1854 for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, .Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases .of years’ standing x and Ulcerated Legs successfully treated. eee lyr. Gibbon has the pleasure of annooncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of. Euhus resumed practice at the Dis23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, old patients and those requirin. may find him. i SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to. an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless eombatted by scientific medical measures, viz llow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, painin the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, iifidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs consumption, nightsweats, monomania and requent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persous so afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode treating these diseuses, which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, who ere suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief, CURED AT HOME. Persons at a distunce may be. CURED AT AOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating Case, symptoms; length of time the jisease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for : The Doetor cures ‘when Others fail. Try him. By 2nclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin in a registered letter through the Post Office, or hrough Wells, Fiurgo & Co., a package of nedicine will be delivered by express to any vart of the United States. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney. street, Corner Commercial, San Francisco, Office Box 1957. No. 1656, Application for a Patent. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887. Noes is hereby given that JOHN B, i BYRNE, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County. California, has this day filed his application for a patent for eight hundred and eighty-seven and 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and degignated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 149, in Township No. 16, North Range, No. 8 East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 being described as follows, to-wit : : LODE. LINE.Beginning at South Lode Post in rock mound RK. G. F.Q. M.and P.Q. M.’N. L. ] from which a cedar 13 ing. dia, bears 58149 Eo zy links dist. and a pine 16 ins. dia. dla 9 W. 37 links dist. Thence, maguetie variation 173° KE, N 17449 E. 857.7 ft. or 13.45 chs. to intersection of South boundary of Gold FlatQ. M. (Lot No. 134 approved Survey,) at a point N. 89°5' E 55 links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, to Sa 2 rock mound marked R. G, F. QM. : EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Commencing at N. W. Cor, a 7 mound marked KR. G, F, ae ies ‘bs rom which N. E. Cor. of Little Turk Q@ Ma post in rock mound marked L, T. Q. M,N. E Cor. bears N. B44 0 W. 4.51 chs. dist. Thence musnetic variation 173%%° E, §, 7280 § 260.7 ft. or 3.65chs, intersect western boundary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata oint N. 29 Ww 0.20 chs. from the South West Corner of same, at postin rock mound marked R. G F.Q. M. T hence, Angle of Deflection 703%0 to right, 8. 2° E. 13.2 ft or 0.20 chs. to the S W. Cor. of Gold Flat Quartz Mine a post in rock mound marked R, G, F, . M. and G. FP. Q.M. No, 4, standing in Wild Cat.Ranee pede hee of Deflection 88° 55" o. left, N. 89°, 5’ E. 173.6 ft, or 268 ¢ : No. 10 of Gold’ Flat Q. M. standing on acct ern boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. (Lot No 39 approved survey) to pine marked G, F Q M. No. 10, and K.G.F-@, MON ea ‘Thence, Angle of Deflection 87° 55’ to right,8 3° EF. 498.3 ft. or 7.55 che. to post set in rock mound marked R.G.F.Q. M-in westerly boundar of Pittsburg Q. M. from which a forked fhe 30 ins. dia. bearg N, 48° W. 81 links Bist, ghenee, Angleof Deflection 204° to right, s, 14° W. 44 tt OF 6.96 che, to 8. E. Cor. . sa } Potosi Quartz Mine, A pout pay Revo marked H, a F.Q. M. §: E. Cor, and P QM or. from which C 2 Sections a 24, 18 and 19, T. 16 alee BML 1. bears S$. 8634 ° FE 14.16 chs dist. Thence Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 79870 ae oer o Sait ay 8. W. Cor. of Be eh 48 alsoN. W. Cor. of Poto, , bow Leetate rock mound marae standing on easterly botater: of iene Turk Quartz Mine N. 1730 F 3.75 aHle dist. from South Lode Post ot same Th ne. Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N ne. * “4 E. along western bi J Our D Eastern boundary of Lite cee and 1 ittle Turk M ft. or 13.45 chs. t ie oe ely nine root aie vines On waeenning, ‘he location of this } being lost or deca fens atone, The adjoining claimants , The: c are P: Potési Quartz Mines, Gold Flat Henn Hep and Little Turk Quartz Mine, ~ Any andall persons claiming adversely any portion of said Re i Quartz Mine or surface eee ieee on North San Juan, D. Furth’ to file thei fround are required da: acy omber ieth, 8 store, Satur-. t¢, ae ihe United Staten ns vith the Legis ea 8chro y “Mento, in th . acraTyaee November Ba, eder's hotel, she slaty days reps > parbliaasi toot + Drw r 4 ere November wa, "nn. * hoteh Wednesday, . Vision of the gered bY Virtue of the pro: Truckee, M.'E. B ‘ day, Mivenhas guar jurckhelter 8 Office, Frir ‘ass Valley, Tuesday, Wedne Thureday, ’ Desday and cember tat, * vember 27th and 30th, and Deevada City, Treasurer’ cembet 2d to Jecember 2th Office, from DeRate of taxation—g2 20 on each $100. Rate in municipa ities, $1 80 on each $100, 3 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordéreq that aga Application for Peicce be egolna no. € period of aiaty days (ten consecutive € YADA DAILY TRANSCRIP new: ; niall oie os one published at N evada City} B. N, SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector, ° SELDEN rn publication—-Noweage nagtter. ross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant;” > f v self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved, No. 1658. Application for a Patent. United States Land Office, P ento, Cal., November 7th, 1887, once 18 HEREBY GIVEN 'THAT ohn B. Byrne, whose it office dzere is Nevada City, Califortate, has this day filed his application for a patent for 1960 % linear feet of the Potosi Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and oe te by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot in Township No 16, north of: east of Mount Diablo base and No 151 being described as. epee icyhe st, ti inning at the no’ ode post, a postin soon moet marked PQMNL PandRGF Q MSL (being also the south lode post of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine, and the location post common to both claims), from which acedar 12 incher dia bears N58'4° E 22 links dist, and a pine 16 inches dia bears S 38349 W 37 links distant; thence magnetic variation WH, East, 8 1744 ©-W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to the south lode postin rock mound, marked PQ MSL p standing on the south slope of hill,and from which a black oak 7 inches dia bears S 6714 © F 69 links dist, and acedar 8 inches dia bears 8561442 W 62links dist. Exterior Boundaries. Number 151, Range No8 meridian, said follows, to-wit: st in rock mound marked PQ MN W ata poIRGFQM 8 W Cor, (being a location corner common to both claims); thence magnetic var 1, East ae the northerly boundary 0 ‘tthe claim feet or 9.09 chs to post it rock mound marked P Q M N E Cor, and R G FQMSE Cor, from which a pine marked P Co No 4, one of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M (Lot No 39 approved survey) bears8 66142 E 2.75 chs dist, and the corner to Secs 18, 24, 18 and 19, T 16,10 N R 8 and9E, M DM, bears 8 86%° E 14.16 chs diat; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, 8174 ° W along the easterly boundary of claim 1960.9 feet or 29.71 che to a post in rock mound marked PQ M S E Cof; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, N 4 W along southerly boundary of claim t or 6.06 chs to post in rock moupd marked PQ M SW Cor; thence angle 6f deflection 90° 15’ to right, N 17}4° E along the westerly boundary of claim 1433.5 ft 21.72 chs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultural claim ata point 2.04 chs W of SE cor of same, a post in rock mound marked P Q M No 4; thence angle of deflection ye to right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim.184.6 feet or 2.04 chs . g SE cor of said agricultural claim to post in j rock mound marked PQ M . Ay fib peed anf deflection 90° to le along eastern Geer of said agricultural claim 330 feet or5chs to NE cor thereof, at 1-4 stake in line between. said secs # and 24, west 20.19 chs from cortosecs 13, 24, 18 and 19, T16N R8and 9E,M D M, a postin rock mound marked P QM Nol;thence angle#f defiec. tion 90° toleft, west along no: y bounry of said agricultural claim -247.5 feet or S75 chs to post in rock mound marked P Q M; thence angle of deflection 1074°> to right, N 17149 E aloug the western boundary of claim. and easterly boundary of Little Turk Quartz Mine 247.5 feet or 3.75 chains to place of beginning, containing 18.24 acres. The location of this mine is not recorded, the records being destroyed. The adjoining claimants are. Little Turk Quartz Mine, remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Pittsburg Gold quae Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, Ella M Rose agricultiral patent.Any afd all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Potosi quartz mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days eriod of publication hereof, er they will be red by virtue of the provisions of the Stute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in the Daily. Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevuda Co., Gal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication, November 12, 1887. Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Ordinance No. 21. * r\HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: lst; There is hereby granted to E, M. Preston, N. P. Brown, J.'f. Morgan, Chas. Karker, G. C. Gaylord, G, E. Turner, Wih. Campbell, W. C. Jones and Geo. E. Brand and their executors and assigns the right to construct and maintain for the term of fifty years, a Street Railway for the transportation of passengers along the public road of the Connty of Nevada, from the South line of the corporate limits of Nevada City to the Easterly limits of the Town of Grass Valley. ond) There is hereby granted the right to run cars over said line of road upon the payment to the County of Nevada, as a license upon each ear so to run, the sum of Five (5) Dollars per annum ; and such cars may be. propelled by horses, mules, wire ropes running under the roadway, by steam or by electric motors. : Provided however, and this franchise is granted upon the express condition that : 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. ae . 2nd. That said Railway may run along the line ofthe pnblic high way on either the upper or lower road but when running tone the highway must be constructed on one side of the highway track at.sufficient distance from the centré thereof se as not to interfere with the free pagsage of teams thereon, and may cross the road where such crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either case the said Railway must:be so constructed as not to impair travel along the suid highwav or atthe crossings ; and all crossings when made, must be kept in repair at all times, so _as not to interfere with, orinany way impede publietravel. And it is further conditioned that in the construction of the track of the said Railway, if at any point itshall be on the public highway the track must be so constructed that all vehicles may pass over the. game without being impeded therebv. Tiis Ordinance shall take effect and be in force 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 Rrophy and W. J. Hill voted “Aye.” Ww. J. HILL, Chairman of the Bourd. F. G. Beatry, Clerk, W.D. HagrRis, Deputy: or Attest: Z “ By Adopted October 15th, 1887. : Receiver’s Sale of Real Estate. Noe IS. HEREBY ‘GIVEN THAT LN under and in pursuance of a judgment of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, in’ an action wherein J. W. Houston is plaintiff and John Longabauch is defendant, I will as Receiver in said action, in front of the Court. House of said Court, inthe town of Nevada City in said county, on TUESDAY, DEC. 6th, 1887, at Eleven o'clock, A. M., sell at/public auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real estate or so much thercol as may be necessaty to pay the laintiff's judyment in said action to-wit: situate partly in Nevada County and partly in Sierra County in said State, and being the undivided onehalf of the East half of the West half of Section thirty-two in Township nineteen (19) North, Range seventeen'(17) East, according to the official surveyw of the United States. Said sale will be. made subject to redemption F, B. HOUSTON, Receiver. Dated November 11th, 1887, To Whom it May Concern LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TilK £\. late firm ‘of A. “A, CHARONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hauds of Mesera. FARLEY & LIT TLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by we to collect the same: WAT ’ E. C. CHARONNAT. Nevada City, Sept. 25th, Special Meeting. A ist STOCKHOLDERS AND MEMBERS of the Oriental Mining Company, haviné its principal place of business in North Sen Juan, Nevada County, State of California, with works in Sierra County, State of ator . said.are hereby notified that a special age) . ing of said company will be held at the National Hotel in‘ Rorth n Juan, said pounyt of Nevada, State of California, on the 19th day of November, A. D.,, 1887, at 1 o'clock P.M, for the election of officers tol fill va cancies and the transection of such bus! ness necessary to come before the meetin A full attendaace of members is requeste?. PETER SOHAF R, President. Assessment Notice: on 0 2 0} * Francisco, Cal. La on of works, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is derehg ren that of the Board of Directors, ae rng Sore of eee tee an ent (No, 27) of Ten levied upon the eA ‘ ration, pa Cj States gol meeting ‘eld on the assess Commencing at the north westerly corner, * y BLy) a on = “hein wine 5 Po. “a Week Sunday 6te7p.1 0! 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