November 17, 1887 (4 pages)

The Daily Noss 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayfiower Placer Mine, 4 quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all “869 I «tant and }4 section corner between Sections > Transcript. EIGHT ~ MLL W r : =F __ PURE He hor ofr No. 1659. * Application for a: Patent. U@NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. November Sth, 1857. MARTIN, whose Post Office address eontaining the Mayflower bearing gold, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and officiad plat on file in this office as Lot No. 82, in Township 16, North Range East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20and.21, T. 16, N. R.9 E. M D. M. at Post marked ‘‘M. P. M. No. oie . Thence magnetic variation 18149 East $0° 45’ E. at 12.22 chs post No. 11 of Somdue Placer Mine approved survey, at 17.55 chs post . No 10 of Sandoe Placer Mine ; also post of Dittle Wo f Creek Placer Mine at 19,63 chs cross Banner road, course E.and W. 2045 chs or 1361.7 ft postin rock mound marked “uM. P. M. No. 2,” from which a. pine tree IZ in. dia. bears N. 1° W. 1.68 chs dist. being also pest No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey; thence 8 89° 15’ W. at 10.08 chs post No. § of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post of Richard’s Placer Mine, approved. survey, 20.15 chs post No7of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also post of Nute Placer Mine 40.60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P.M. No. 3"' from w hich a pine tree 12 in i ~85> W. 62 links dist bei 1 Mine, approved survey W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road cours: E. and W. 10.04¢ hs br 66 2.64 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. No. 4” from whicha black oak tree 6in, dia. bears N. so 24inks distant. Thence N. 2° s cross South Yuba Ditch cour schains post No3 of Alaska Q@itttz Mine, at 7.21 chs post No lof-Alaska (Quartz Mine at 7.59 chains post No 6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or $41.5 feet postin rock mound marked “M. P. M) Nod” from which a spruce tree 15 in. dia. bears 6> W. 67 links dist. ons uth beundary of G man Placer Mine approved survey. 7 hence N. 88 9 E at 2.10 chains cross ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains 14 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, TI6N RYE, MD M, also post Noj of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey at 9.06 chains post No of h Nute Placer Mine approved, survey, also post of Greenman Placer Mine at 11.20 chr p vesterty bank of Hydraulic Mining excavation atd3.u8 chains E erly bank of said d excavation at 14.01 chains post No1vf May flower Quartz Mine at 14.6% s post No 3of Mayflower quartz mine at 15.29 Chains Cross, Little Wolf Creek contse North Westerly at 21.47 che cross South Yuba Ditech course sterly at 22.66 chs post marked ‘“'M, PMN on line between Little Wolf Creek Piacer mine and. Sandoe plicer mine ap proved survey at39.25 chains post marked 7M. P.M. No 7’ on Easterly boundary of te Elder Toots Vindicated—Negroes Rarely Elder Toots rose to a question of privilege. with his fifth @ife and that the two had indulged in quarrels which disgraced the neigh phood. she was only his fourth wife and that they lived in such a perfect state of happiness that . he never knew whether his shirt-buttons were “Ve doan’ keer fur de proofs, Brudder Toots,” observed the president; “you hasn't bih offishually charged wid any miscondect 1 4 A befo’ de club, an’ we kin took no axshun.” . “But I desiah to squar’ myself, sah.” . . . i cor . the causes thereof” signified their willingnesa . to report on the following query, presented by the.state board of health of Ohio: “Is the per cent. of lunatics among the colored people . growing larger or decreasing? E cent. of colored lunatics greater than the per cent. of the whites?” Col. Sylvester Rackabus, chairman of the _. committee, reported that his committee had . made faithful and diligent inquiry and looked np all the authorities, and had the deep satisfaction of being able toreport that the per cent. of lunacy was decreasing very rapidly. As to thé'other query, it had been found that nineteen white persons went crdzy to one colored man. The rio was not only a very level beaded citizen, but-bis mind was nailed down to stay, and his philosophy was something to boast of. worked in an insane asyinm for a yeara running the%steam beating, the report was accepted and adopted, and Brother Gardner complimented the corsnittee on its vigorous . work. . installator, desired to report on the application of the ‘‘Dark Shades” of Henderscn, Ky., for a branch charter. there and Johnson, Hardheel Smith, Turkey Davis, Possum Williams, and other applicants, and it was his opinion that no branch could be organized todo honor to the parent club. Most of the twenty-eight applicants chewed the meanest kind of plug tobacco, kept fighting dogs and played policy, and two of them were just out of the county jail for larceny. His report was accepted and adopted, and no charter will be granted. to whom was submitted the query: ‘*What is the, torpedo chicken, and’ how does it work?" begged leave to report as follows: ~ “De torpedo chicken ar’ de invenshun of . de Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. It was t. invented to decimate de cill’d race. It ara fax-simile of a pullet, made of zinc, an’ filled wid power an shigs, roost it so closely resemble#*the real bird dat de wisest olé nigger in de‘biznesscan’t tell the ~ . difference. ‘sploshun which shakes de naydurhood an’ causes anoder well known citizen to turn up missin’. y-. ness die entirely out, ami de victim of de torage pedo, but de wise man passes de hen coop afur off an’ saves his bacon.” gratitude and admiraticn, and then the meet ing went home — Detroit Free Press. THE. LIMEKILN CLUB. Go Insane=The Torpedo Chicken. had heard it flung out that he was living He desired to submit proofs that or on, “Castoriais 20 well adapted t children that . Castoria. { recommend it as superior to any prescription = kmowntome.” H. A. Ancnen, M.D. “You um squared, Brudder Toots, fi’ kin Oxford a es ion, isider yerself discharged on suspended,senmecha &t, Brooklyn, N. Y. injurious medication, t tence. Sot down an’ go to sleep.” \ Tax Cuntavn Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. & FAVORABLE SHOWING. ke masts : The committee on.“Junatic asylums and — Is the per On motion of Samuel Shin, who on Giveadam Jones, traveling lecturer and He had. been down ade the acquaintance of Setback WORKING WELL. The Committee on Patents,and Copyrights, Vhen fastened to de H4strikes a match, reaches out y pull de pullet off de pole, an’ dar’am a As to decimatin’ de cull’d race, it asn’t dun it. le turned from chicken to codfish. Now an’ en some ole hen stealer, who can’t let busiThe report was. accepted with pivfound Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 3106 feet or 47.06 chains to the place of bezinning containing an area of ‘inety-three and fifteen one hundredths (03.15) acres of whieh 2.65 acres are contained inthe survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz munes hereinafter described, leavins an area of 90.50 acres in the Mayflower placer mine. * MAYFLOWER QUARTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at post in rock’ mound marked ©M.Q. M. Nol,” on Northwest end of lode elaim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.197 W 1.10 chains distant and orixinal post bears N AR? 36’ W. 10.02 chains dis 17 and 20 Tis N ROE, M. D. M, bears S Big > W 14.01 chains distant and the entrance to the Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68> 25’ W 2.01 chains distant. Thence with magnetic variation 1814 > E 42 86’ E 13.20 chains or zr pine stump partly burn Qe M. No2" on southeast i a cedar tree 1.41 $71.2 feet to a sug ed, marked “M. : end of load claim from wh 15 inches dia. bears N 6144 distant , ; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginnin zatpost in rock mound marked “MQM No 3” at South Zast corner. Thence § 58° 36’ E at 8.45 chains ¢ ditch course Wester ly 12.63 feet post.in rock mound marked aM No 4,” at South East corner. Thence 8 309° go’ W at 0.28 chains sular pine stump marked “MQ M, No 2,7°.0.75 chains or 90 feet, post in reck mound marked *M Q M, No5 at SW cor;thence N 582 36’ W at4.85 chs cross § Yuba ditch,course w esterly,at 12.50 chains, air shaft from Mayflower Tunuel 13.20 chs chains, iz} or 871.2 ft postat rock mound m 1M Q M No 6” at NW cor; thence N 38 E 0.35 chains or 25.1 fect post No jon 1 West end of lode claim Thence N 88° 30’ E 0.68 -ehains or 44.9 feetto the place of be inning. Containin: an areaof ninety-seven one hun dredths of an acre (1. ALASKA QU4 survey of Lode. * Beginning at pust in rock mound ma *A QM Nol’,on West end of lode ¢ rom which-a black owk tree 6 inches { 2 links distant. Then TZ MINE rke . 37° E ut 3.75 chains: shaft on the lode! feet deep at 4.89chs cuton croppingsof the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post In rock mound . marke‘ A QM No 2” on iust end of Ide . slaim from which a cedar tree 6 inches dia tears N.8614° E iO links distant, ~ Survey of Exteriog B mndaries. Beginning at postin rock mound iaarked “A QM No 3” at South West Corner, thence 8862 37 Eat6.81 chains cross west line of Nute placer. mine approved survey ( . chains South of 14 See corner between & tions 17 and 20, NR also post No5o : i . chains cross South Yuba ditch, course West . erlyat19 yO. chains Cross line between Nute . and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approv: . : . . ed surveys, from which post Np alg 2 W 12.89 chains .distant 22. 1500 feet post in rock mound marl ) M No 4''atSouth East corner. rhence x 2° ¥ at 0,38 chains post No 2 on Fast end of . lode claim 0.75 chains or ot eet, post in rock . mound marked “AQ M Nod" at North Fast . corner. Thence N 86° 37’ W at 4.03 chains cross line. between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mine, a] proved surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 554° Ww 11.49 chs distant, at 10.50 chains cross Sguth Yuba “ditch, course Westerly af 15.04 chains cross West li of Nute placer mine, approv d survey. 5.71 chains South of post No 5, 3 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound narked*A QM No @ at North West corner from which'the !4 Section corner between Sections 17 and 20 T16N Range 9yE M Db M bears N 51° 50’ E861 chafus distant. Thence 5 2° Wat0.38chs 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 : ». 0.97 acres. Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in Placer Beira pees 1.68 acres. Total . "93.15 acres. Magnetic variation 18% ° East. He location of these mines 1s recorded inthe 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 Lode therein contained or surface. gronnd 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 period of publication hereof, or they will be barby virtue of the Sfatute. 4 SELDEN HETZEL, : : : Register. is hereby ordered that the foregoing nowe ane eleation for Patent be published for the period of sixty days in. the DaILy TRAMGCHIET, rote newspaper published Hty, California. Lal pnente © SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First ublication--November Mth, 1887. “Fred Searls, Atty for Applicant. % " a. CALKINS. N. P. 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Children. conducting, transacting or carrying en any business in this ordinance hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging Colic, Constipation, in the same, Sour 8! , Diarrhoea, Eructat'on, provided forin this ordinance. Kills Wo ves and peptnttes di. son, firm, company or.corporation so engaggi sleep, edor who may hereafter. engage in such business, must procure such _ license from license tax to be collected by the said Tax Collector of Nevada County. ded: otherwise in this ordinance) . vance, and when issued shall authorize the must be obtained for each branch establishment, ¢ : a) ’ 8 6 : E ® shall constitute a quarter. { . ( (H ( . ( \\() (ld III Lea mustobtain licenses from the Tax Calq monthly gales amountto ten thousand dol: lars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax-of sixty dollars per ! ‘ quarter. second class, and must pay a license tax of twenty-five dollars whose average monthly sales are less. than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute; the third @lass, and must paya license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons. or in buying or selling state, county orcity stocks or other evidéncesof state, county or city indebtedness, or stocks, notes or bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of incorporated companies; or in buying or selling gold dust, gold or sil; ver bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax -as follows : té 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. thousand dollars per quarter constitute the lessened Cost to Persistent Members. _ [tes Book and. Job Printing EStAMSHMBD 22" tsrsm . * Has More Than Double the Circulation of any County Licenses. shall. be punished by a fine not to 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 . is every. one dollar ofsaid fine which shall re. main unpaid. Full Text of the Ordinance Adopted by the Supervisors. SECTION XIE. ORDINANCE NO, 20, HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. ' Every person, firm, company, or corporaed to collect allcounty licenses, provided for . and required by this ordinance to be col. lected within the limits of the said county . of Nevada, and it shall 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 puid . for. He shall have and exercise, in the) performance of his official duties, the sanie . power as police officers in serving process . orsummons in makigg arrests; also shall have and exercise the power to administer . uch oaths or affirmations as shall be neces: . sary in the dischgre and exercise of his . official duties; Hd be'is hereby empowered . to enter any place of business for which a license is provided and required, free of . charge, at his pleasure, and to demand the exhibition of any license for the curreht time from any person, or firm or corporation engaged or employed inthe caaas tion ofany business for which a license’ is by this ordinance rendered necessary; and . ifsuch firm, or person, or corporation, or rocure a license therefor, as Each perhe Tax Collector, and shal! be liable toa Such license hall be paid for quarterly, (except as preys n adarty named therein to transact such busness in the said county. Separate licenses separate house of business located n said eounty. Three calendar months Sah args 4 neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit SECTION II. ! such license, he, she orthey, as the case . Auctioneers are divided into three classes, meanor, and on.conviction thereof shall be unished as provided by section thirteen of} his ordinance for punishment upon-conviction of a misdemeanor. ; rr) SECTION XIV ector as foHows:—Those whese average the Tax Collector shall proceed ito collect the 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 Colleetor as now required by said chapter. er’ quarter. . 3—Those SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, SECTION XV. This ordinance ghall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption. Adopted October 34, 1887. loaning W. J. HILL, a@hairman of the Board. On the adcption of thisordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and, Hill voting aye. Attest : F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887. 1. Those doing business in the aggregate No. 1657. Application for. Patent. U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887. TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B BYRNE, whose Postoflice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Cal; fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1-l2th 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 afd 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 Reginning at North Lode Post, a. post in rock mound murked L. T.Q. M. N. L. P. from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia, bears 8 784° W. S2links dist; thence, magnetic variation 17349. East, 8. 144° East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs. to the South Lode Post, a postin reek mound on northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on Sec, line between Secs. 13. and 24, Tp. 16N., k.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 which the corner to Secs. 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8 E. M.cD. 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, Cor., thence, Magnetic Variation 1 v 70442 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L. T. q@. M. N.-L.P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs, to N. E. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q. M.N. E.Cor. Thence, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min. to right, S. 144° 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 3:9 45 min to right, 8. 174° W. 384 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. 8. W. Cor. 581.5 ft. or 8.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7244° to right, West along the South boundary of the-claim and the Northern ‘boundary of Ella M. Kose’s agricultnral claim (patented), and on the Sec. line between Secs. 13 and 24, T.16 N., Rk. 8 E. M.D. M., 800 it, or 4.54 chs. to S, W. Cor., a post in 2. Tose doing business in any amount }. under thirty thousand dollars and over ten second class and must pay a license tax of seven dollars per quarter. ob 8. Those doing business in any amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter i 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 pousetor must require payments as folows: 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 lieense 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. Foreach exhibition for pay, for a caravan 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 road having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. The provisions of this section do not apply to exhibitions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, schools or other charitable entertainments, by any amateur dramatic-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 licerise from the Tax Collector and must pay therefor a license tax of fifteen dollars per-quartgr. » 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 -precious metals, whether on commission or otherwise (except agricultural or vinicultural productions, or the productions of any stock, dairy ot poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and ex. rock mound marked L. T.Q. M. 8. W. Cor. } cept such as are sold by auctioneers at pub-. Thence, Angle of Defleetion 7544>to right lic sale under license); and all those persons . N, 14445 W. along westerly boundary of who keep. horses or carriages for hire (ex-. claim v41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginceptsuch as are used in the transportation . ning, containing 12.29 acres. of goods), must obtain from the Tax ColThe location of this mine is not of record lector of this county for each branch ofsuch . the record of location having been lost Or business, license, and pay quarterly there-. destroyed. p : : foran amount of money to be determined The adjoining claimants are Remainder by the class in which such person is placed . of Gold Flat Quarta Mine, Ella M. Rose ag: by the Tax Collector of this county; such . ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining business to be classified and regulated by . Claim. the amount of the average monthly sales Any and all persons claiming adversely made or hiring done, and at the rates fol-} any »ortion of said Little Turk Quartz Mine lowing: 6 i ‘ or surface grouud are required to file-their 1. Those who are estimated to make av-. ‘adverse claims with the Kegister of the erage monthly sales of five thousand dollars . United States Land Office at Sacramento, in or more constitute the Bre class, and. must. . the state of California, during the sixty pay Sve dollars per monn. days period of publication hereof, or they 2. Oftwo thousand five hundred dollars will be barred by virtue of the provis.ons of and less than five thousand per month con. the Statute. . stitute the second class, andumust 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 dolla&® per month. constitute the fourth class and must pay one dollar per mohth; provided that the sales of liquors and ei by persons licensed under ’ SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing No tice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEVaDA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal’a. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—November 6th, 1887. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant section six f this ordinance must not be in quantities less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of ph ysicians, surgeons, apotheceariesor chemists for any wines or spirituous liquors they may use in the preparation of medicines. SECTION VII. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler whoecarries a pack 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 @ wagon, or one or more animals for the purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay a license of fifteen dollars per month. Certificate of Copartnership. STATE OF CALIFORNIA/ COUNTY OF NEVADA,) 88. W E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY certify (hat we are partners transacting business in Truckee at the said county of Nevada, underthe firm rame and style of Richardson Bros; that the names in full of allthe members of such partnership are George Washington Richardson and Warren Richardson, and that the places of our respective resideAces are set opposite our re‘spective names hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried onis the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, laths, shingles, ete. Im witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of November, 1887; s GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON, . Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California SECTION VIII. ‘Every person who keepsa 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 a license tax of forty.dollars. 2. At thirty dollars and bess 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, and must pay fifteen dollars. 4, All at less than fifteen dollars constitate the fourth class and must pay ten dolars.i . i 6. For each jack ten dollars. 6. For each bull nine 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 licensgs under this ordinance. SECTION X. State of California,/ County of Nevada,} ss. eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, a Notary Public 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 per. sons described in, and who executed the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto and they each duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same freely and yoluntarily, and forthe uses and~ purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof I have hereunto my.hand,and atlixed my official seal, Me day and year in this certificate, first above written. GEORGE E. MARSHALL Notary Publie. Filed November 4th, 1887. ‘ F. G. Beatty, Clerk W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk, gaged in, or who shall hereafter engage in : : the business of raising, herding or pasturing shen within the County of Nevada shall rocure from the Tax Collector of the CounPf of Nevada, and pay license therefor of ve cents per head per annum, for each head of sheep usedin such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued nder this ordinance for a less term than 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 twenty-five * . per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and Notice to Taxpayers. NHE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR P year 1887 for the county-ef Nevada. bo ing been completed and delivered into my hands, the property holders.of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the same arenow due and the law for the colsection of taxes will be strictly enforced The taxes become delinquent on TUESDAY. DECEM: BER ith, at 6 o'clock Pr. mM. and if aid prior nat date, 5 per ce other costs will be added. dali Notice is further given, that for the puree 7) 5 f receiving tax I i #hall-pay into the County Treasury all sums siege Fate es, I shall be in the so collected in excess of his said ss which roe pr ed at the places and times shall be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevada. ee ae SECTION XII. It is further ordaflied 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 carFane ou, pursuing or transacting within thelimits of the County of Nevada, any business, trade, ee oremployment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining . . a license therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after denrand, refuse, neglect, omit: or failto comply with any requirement or reguicomente, provision or rovisions or ordersof the said Board of upervisors, requiring gach person or perWashington, Tuesday Noyembe . ’ 15th Graniteville, P, Allison’ Rina November es 4 Allison's hotel, Thursday orth Bloomfield, L i : i November pean ¢ und’s hotel, Friday, North San Juan, D. F 4 day, November 19th. metie storey Ratae: Rough and Ready, Rueste swovember 22d. ou Bet, P. V's . November a runzer’s hotel, Wednesday, ruckee, M. E. Burekh "3% aay, Noveinber 2th, alter’s"office, Friirass Valley, Tuesday, ‘Wednesd Th Gay, dnesday and cember ist, 27th and 30th, and DeNevada City, Treasurer’ ‘ cember 2d to December the verona Rate of taxation—$2 20.on each $100, Rate Schroeder’s hotel, Daily Paper North of Sacramento. sons, firm or corporation ‘to procure’ a liin municipalities, $1 80 on each $100. B, N. SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector, ‘ . Biseases, has never had a more . tration than this case affords. The candid, unThe Tax Collector of Nevada County is} solicited-‘and emphatic teatinony? Aven by’ the hereby authorized, empowered and requir Rygnessbig gentleman thust be accepted as con2 . nm of Mississippi. on ae Martin refers, and to whom he fs indebted for the advicg to which . relief from years of suffering, many years the popular night ¢ rence House, at Jackson. either of them, shall be unable, or refuse, or . cu may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misde. » gested b xternallyL am not aware of it. the first 01 oe oO i-% oe ain’ . rence House of this city i ‘ane, of the 8. 8, 8. as a remedy for rheumaim I took four bottles, {pd by the first of f cerned. All pain had ‘d NOT FELT A TWINGE OF IT SINCE. other than the hope that it may to asure pets am well rewarded for my trouble. Iam very respectfully and . the eyes, pain in the head, On the 2d day of November, one thousand . cense, he, she or they or either of them, a8 . . the case may be, shall be een guilty of p eral a misdemeanor, and on c@nviction thereot ; ; , The wonderful efficacy of Swift’s Specific asa edy and cure for rheumatism and all blood conspicuous itluscing and conclusive. 4fhe writer isa promi. The gentleman. to ho owes his final is Mr. King, for Jerk of the Law: JACKSON, Miss., April 29, 1887, Tan Swirt SpeciFic COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen—I have been an invalid pensioner for Imonary and forty years, having contracted pw other diseases in the Mexican War, stor re till the 1st of March, 1875, did I feel any sym t rheumatism. On that day Iwas suddenly stricken with that disease in both hips and ankies. For twenty days I walked on crutches. Then the pain was less V! Id totally disabled, either on he weeks . ody oF the other. The painnever a moment fo! left ths—that is ays March 1, 1875, when oms of lolent, but it shifted from joint to joint. r eleven years and seven was medicine taken internally or To Finally, about September, I madearranyements to go ‘ot Springs of Arkansas having Geapalred rerhedy, when I accidentally, met . King, now of. the LawHe had once been & 2—Those whose monthly sales ; 1 I au ‘amount._to twenty-five hundred dollars. In~addition to the penalty herein pre-» reas Sutter ET a ae init to Hot Springs. and lesstthan ten thousand dollars constitute . scribed for the nor sayment of any license,! Bit when I met him he told me that his visit to was in yain—he found no rellef. rom Hot Springs he heard, for the ried it and six bottles made a complete ee years have passed since, but he has disease. ~~ ed to try it. In September the ‘October I he rheumatism was conisap) ed, and I HAVE I have no interest in making tals statement irect some other source of relief, and if it has this truly your friend: J. M. H. Martin, Foy sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. TuE Swit SPEctFic Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga, “TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, Jorner Commercial.:..San Francisco Established in 1854 forthe treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stric* forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Disand cessfully treated. NS ure of annoon where his old patients amd those requirin. his-services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of 3elf abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved gexual indulgence, is practiced by the yout of both sexes to an almost unlimjted ‘ex tent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless zombatted by: scientific medical measures. viz: ears, noise like the rustlig of leaves anc the rattling of chariots, uneasiness abou toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vis ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and yarious ertptions abou the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomaniaand lf relief be not obtained, ersons so afflicted should apply immediatey, either in person or by letter, and “have a ; and scientific mode treating these diseases, which never fails of frequent insanity. cure effected by his ne effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are 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 ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, symptoms, lengtlrof time th lisease has continued, and the medicin will be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with Docfull and plain directions for use. The tor cures when. others fail. Try him. b istered letter through nedicine will be delivered by express to an drt of the United States.’ Oflice Box 1997. = No. 1656, Application for a Patent. U:-8. November 4th, 1887. ba BYRNE, whose Post Office address i Nevada City ent for eight hundred and eighty-seven an 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gol Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, wit situated in Nevada Mining District, Count file in this effice as Lot Number 149; i ing’ described as follows, to-wit : LODE LINE. 3ezinning at South Lode Post in mound R. G. F.Q. M.and P.Q. M,N. L. 58l4° E. 22 links dist. and a pine 16 ins. di bears 8. 881449 W. 37 links dist. Thene magnetic variation 174° E. N 174° boundary of Gold FlatQ. M. (Lot No. 1 approved gurvey,) at a point N. 89° 5’ 55> links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, “EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. mound marked R. G. F. Q.M. N. W. from which N, E. Cér. of Little Turk Q. M. post in rock mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. Cor. bears N. 841449 W magnetic vari 260.7 ft. or 3.9% pn 17349 E. 8. shs. intersect western 00 0.20 chs. F.Q.M. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7034 to right, 8. 22 E. 13.2 ft or 0.20 chs. to the W. Cor. of Gold Flat Quartz Mine a po in rock mound marked R. G. F: ¢ vine. to left, N. 89°, 5’ FE. 173.6 ft, or 2.68 chs to Cc No. 10, and R. G. F, Q. M.N.E. Cor. *Thene 13, 24, 18 and 19, T. 16 N. R.8 and 9 E. M. Turk Quartz Mine N. Fastern boundary of Little ft. or 13.45 chs. to the containing 11.55 acres. being lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Pittsbu Potosi Quartz Mines, Gold Flat Quartz and Litt Turk Quartz Mine, to file their adverse claims with the or they will be barred by visions of the Statutes. 4 for the period a daily new: Nevada Co, First publication—November-6, 1887 Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant. 3 twre, Syphilis in all its s eases of years’ standing Ulcerated Legs sue-) states Land. Office Dr. Gibbon has the pleascing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at, the Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Sallow countenance, dark spots ‘under ringing. in the anclosing TEN DOLLARS in coinin a regthe Post. Office, or hrough Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney. street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B. d ; Nevada County, California, has this day filed his application for a patsurface ground six hundred feet in width, of Nevada, State. of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on Township No: 16, North Range, No. § East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 berock 887.7 ft. or 18.45 chs. to intersection of South post in reck mound marked R.G. F. Q. M. 7 > Commencing at N. W. Cor. at post in rock v Cor 1 chs. dist. Thence 724° E. dary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata point N. 2° Ww. from the South West Corner of sume, at post inrock mound miarked R. G, D. . with wo M. bears 8. 86349.E 14.16 chs. dist. Thence hereby nowt Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 723° 600 fect or 9.09chs. to S. W. Cor. of claim which is alsoN. W. Cor. of Potosi Quartz Mine, a postin rock mound marked R.’G. F. Q.M.5.W Cor, and P. Q. M.N. W. Cor. standing on easterly boundary of Little \ 17%° E. 3.75 che. dist. from South Lode Post of same. Piasie Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 174° FE. along western epniery. of claim and furk Q: M. 887.7 place of beginning, The location of this Mine isnot of pokand:, and ine Any andall persons claiming adyersel any portion of said Remainder a Gold Flat Quartz Mine or surface ground are required ter of the United States Land Offic — mento, in the State of Deliforatn dein, the sixty, days period of publicatiou hereof, . office of ntgomery Wotue of the ero" of the Compan; taitfornin. te h ‘SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoi tice of Appliegion for Patent be published of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the NevaDa DaILy TRANSCRIPT, apaper published at Nevada City . *._ SELDEN HETZEL, Register. No. 1658. . : Application fora Patent. vy, Usted Setes vo coe , Cal., November ] Sacramento TEREBY GIVEN . THAT TOTICE IS N Oyenn B. Byrne, whose st office address is Nevada City, California, hag this ay filed his application for a patent for i960 34 linear feet of the Potosi Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width, t me District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the fidld notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 151, in Township No 16, north of Range No8 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, said Lot No 151 being described as follows, to-wit: Lode Line. ; 7 Beginning at the north lode post, @ postin rock moun marked PQMNL Pand RGF QM SLP (being also the south lode post ofthe remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine, and the location’ post common th claims), from which acedar 12 inches dia hears Nos E 22 links dist, and a pine 16. inches dia bears S 384° W 37 links distant; thence magnetic variation rh East, S es © 'W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to he south lode post in rock mound marked PQ MSL P standing onthe south slope of hill,and from which a black oak 7 inches dia bears S Sie © F 69 links dist, and a cedar 8 inches dia. bears $5642 W 62links dist. “ Exterior gare orien ‘ “Commencing at the northwes erly corner, at a post in rock mound marked PQ MN W Cor, aud RGFQMS8 W Cor, (being a location corner common to both claims); thence magnetie. var 17342, East slong northerly boundary of the claim feet or 9.09 ché to post in rock mound marked P QMN ECor, and RG FQMSE Cor, from whicha pine marked P Co No 4,one ‘of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M (Lot No 39 approved survey) bears 8 66142 E 2.75 chs dist, and the corner to Secs&13, 24,18 and 19, 7. 16,10NR 8 and9E, M DM, bears § 864° E 14.16 chs dist; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, $1744 ° W along the easterly boundary of claim 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to a post ingock mound marked/P QMS ECor; thence angleof deflection 90° to right, N.72 oy W along southerly boundary of claim 8 to post in rock mound marked PQ MSW Cor; thence angle of deflection 90° 15’ to right, N 174° E along the westerly boundary of claim 1433.5 ff or 21.72 chs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultural claim ata point 2.04 chs W of SE corof same, a post in rock mound marked P QM No 4; thence angle of deflection 7214° to, right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim 134.6 feet or 2.04 chs to SE cor of said agricultural claim to post in rock mound marked P Q M No 3;thence angle of deflection go> to left, N along eastern boundary of said agricultural claim 330 feet, or5chs to NE cor thereof, at.14 stake in. line between said secs 13 and 24, west 20.19: chs from cortoseecs 13, 24, 18 and 19, T 16 N RSand 9E,M D M, a post in rock mound. marked P QM Nol; thence angle of déflection 90° toleft, west along northerly boundary, of siid agricultural claim 247.5 feet or 3.75 chs ‘to post in rock mound marked P QM: 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. i The adjoining claimants are Little Turk Quartz Mine, remainder of Gold Flat QuartzMine, Pittsburg Gold Quartz Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, Ella M Rose agricultural patent. : , Any and 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 at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days. period of publication hereof, er they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register,It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Pattat bepublished for the’period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in:the Daily Transcript, @ daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co,,Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication, November 12, 1887. 1 Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Ordinance No. 21. sl be BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE _ County of Nevada do ordain ag fol1. lows : t ist. There is hereby granted to E, M. Pres-. ton, N. P. Brown, J. ‘I. Morgan, Chas. Barker, G. C. Gaylord, G,E. Turner, Wm. Campbell, §V. C: Jones and Geo. E. Brand and n . their “executors and assigns the right to construct and maintain for the term of fifty t. years, a Street Railway for the transportation of passengers along the public road of the Connty of Nevada, from the South line of the corpopate 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 licengse upon each car 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. j 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. : 2nd. That said Railway may run along the line of the pnblic highway on either the upper or lower road, but when running y . along the highwety must be constructed on > . one side of the highway track at sufficient distance from the centre thereof s@ as notto interfere with the free passage of teams y . thereon, and may cross the road where such ” . crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either Case the said Railway must be 80 con. structed as not to impair travel along .the said 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 publictravel. 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 same without being impeded thereby. : Ss Tiis Ordinance shall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption: 2 d On the adoption of this Ordinance C. E d. Mulloy, W. D. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M h . Rrophy and W. J. Hill voted ‘‘Aye.” 5 w. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. , e e . 4 »D Attest: F.'G. Bratry, Clerk, n By W.D. Harris, Deputy. Adopted October 15th, 1887. ol8 Receiver’s Sale of Real Estate. HEREBY GIVEN THAT P None Is hs from which acedar 12 ins. dia. bears N. 4.N. ander and in pursuance of 4 judement of the Superior Court of Nevada County a. California, in-an action wherein J. W. €, . Hoviston is plaintiff and John Longabaugh E. is defendant, I willas Receiver in said acth . tion, in front of the Court House of said 34 . Court, in the town of Nevada City in said E. county, on TUESDAY, DEC. 6th, 1887, at to . Eleven o’clock, a. M., sell at publie auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real estate or 80 much thereof as may be necessary to pay the plaintiffs judgment in said action to-wit: Situate partly in Nevada County and partly in Sierra County q. in said State; and being the undivided oneKF, . halfof the East half.of the West half of Sec, . tion thirty-two in Township: nineteen {19) North, Range seventeen (17) East, according n. . to the official surveys of the United States. Said sale will be made subject to redemption F F. B. HOUSTON, Receiver. o Dated November 11th, 1887,: } oo aaa iy oat ana . TO’ Whom it May Concern. G. F, Q. M. No. 4, standing in Wild Gat RaThence, Angle of Deflection 88° 55” : No. 10 of Gold Flat Q. M. standing on west: LL PERSONS INDEBFSD 20 toe ern boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. (Lot No 389. approved survey) to pine marked G, F.Q. M. late firm of A. A. CHARONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hands of Messrs. FARLEY & LITAngle of Deflection 879 55’ to right, 3° E TLE, Attornaya, who ere auphagiaey py. m0 ; 4.8.8 ft. or 7.55 chs. to post set in rock mound marked R.G, F.Q. M. in westerly boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. from which a forked pine 30 ins. dia, bears N. 48° W. 81 links dist. Thence, Angleof Deflection 204° to right. 8.1714 W. 459.4 ft_or 6.96 chs. to'S. E. Cor. of claim, which is also North East Corner Potosi Quartz Mine, a post in rock mound marked R, G, F. Q. M. 8. E. Cor. and P. Q. M. N. E. Cor. from which Corner to Sections to collect the same: * E. C. CHARONNAT. Nevada'City, Sept. 25th. -* Te STOCKHOLDERS AND MEMBERS of the Oriental Mining Company, having its principal place of business th North San Juan Nevada ba State of California, ‘ounty, State of aforesaid.are hereby notified that a special meeting of said company will-be held at the National Hotel in North San Juan, said county of Nevada, State of California, on the 19th day of November, A: D., 1887, at 1 o'clock Pp. M. for the election of officers to fill va cancies and the transaction of such business necessary to come before the meeting A full attendance of members is uested. PETER SHAFER, President. Assessment Notice. _ Che MINING COMPANY. LocA tion of principal place of business, 520 Francisco, Cal.—Loeation of works, Nevada Orouee ak b th t t a meeting otice is here’ n that: at a of the Board OF a iscotore; held on the Twenty-Sixth day of Oc Tigao ment (No. 27) of Wen’ Gen : x share was , paya States’ gold coin, to t i ei coin, to bang 4 Seeretary street, San Francisco, fornia. Any stock upon Ww ‘this shall remai a the 20th day of ‘Nove mp ae om iit be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless pa nt is made before, will be gold on qobsbay the 5 ate a of Decem oleae of sal ; ot . ” omee-ao eemenees eee Be o. ‘on b= Francisco California. f assessment, and ex-EVERY BRO S 8, Cau OFFICE— me ; ? : done Year. f: ' Six Month Three Mor F Per Week Fie . ; oy , Bauehy & Williams 4 Cook & Ce: L. P. Fishe B.C. Dake Stinson & ( Geo. M. Mc T. D. Calki: Cc. L. Miller James Mar : J. W. Robb ’ J. W. Beatt J. W. Orear os Arrives—) 1 West A: East and Ww 1 Px Week Day Sundays—i 6te7p.m. OFFI Governor. paeuepene jecretary of State Contro State Treasu Attorney Ge’ Supt. Public Surveyor Ge Clerk Suprer Supreme 3. McKins stein, Jack son, ". B. } Cemmission: Searls, H. Congressmar R. Commi Board Equali State Senator Assemblyma: Assemblyma! Goi and Au e Bice kno Treasurerand Assessor. . Paes Superi blic Admir Coroner.. Surveyor.. 1st District. sec seas “ “ 4th bth “ Td Fr Alpha .. : Birchville . Blue Tent. . Bear Valley. Bridgeport. Bowman Dam Cherokee. Columbia Hil Callas. 5. Edwards’ Bri French Corra Graniteville. . owt Grass Valley. Jackson’s . Lake City . Little York. Lowell Hill. . Moore's Flat North Bloomf Newtown . North San Ju Quaker Hill . Relief Hill . Rough & Rea Snow Tent . Snow Point . Scott's Flat . Smartsville . Sweetland . Spenceville. Sacramento. .

The Daily Noss 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayfiower Placer Mine, 4 quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all “869 I «tant and }4 section corner between Sections > Transcript. EIGHT ~ MLL W r : =F __ PURE He hor ofr No. 1659. * Application for a: Patent. U@NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. November Sth, 1857. MARTIN, whose Post Office address eontaining the Mayflower bearing gold, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and officiad plat on file in this office as Lot No. 82, in Township 16, North Range East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20and.21, T. 16, N. R.9 E. M D. M. at Post marked ‘‘M. P. M. No. oie . Thence magnetic variation 18149 East $0° 45’ E. at 12.22 chs post No. 11 of Somdue Placer Mine approved survey, at 17.55 chs post . No 10 of Sandoe Placer Mine ; also post of Dittle Wo f Creek Placer Mine at 19,63 chs cross Banner road, course E.and W. 2045 chs or 1361.7 ft postin rock mound marked “uM. P. M. No. 2,” from which a. pine tree IZ in. dia. bears N. 1° W. 1.68 chs dist. being also pest No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey; thence 8 89° 15’ W. at 10.08 chs post No. § of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post of Richard’s Placer Mine, approved. survey, 20.15 chs post No7of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also post of Nute Placer Mine 40.60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P.M. No. 3"' from w hich a pine tree 12 in i ~85> W. 62 links dist bei 1 Mine, approved survey W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road cours: E. and W. 10.04¢ hs br 66 2.64 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. No. 4” from whicha black oak tree 6in, dia. bears N. so 24inks distant. Thence N. 2° s cross South Yuba Ditch cour schains post No3 of Alaska Q@itttz Mine, at 7.21 chs post No lof-Alaska (Quartz Mine at 7.59 chains post No 6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or $41.5 feet postin rock mound marked “M. P. M) Nod” from which a spruce tree 15 in. dia. bears 6> W. 67 links dist. ons uth beundary of G man Placer Mine approved survey. 7 hence N. 88 9 E at 2.10 chains cross ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains 14 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, TI6N RYE, MD M, also post Noj of Nute Placer Mine, approved survey at 9.06 chains post No of h Nute Placer Mine approved, survey, also post of Greenman Placer Mine at 11.20 chr p vesterty bank of Hydraulic Mining excavation atd3.u8 chains E erly bank of said d excavation at 14.01 chains post No1vf May flower Quartz Mine at 14.6% s post No 3of Mayflower quartz mine at 15.29 Chains Cross, Little Wolf Creek contse North Westerly at 21.47 che cross South Yuba Ditech course sterly at 22.66 chs post marked ‘“'M, PMN on line between Little Wolf Creek Piacer mine and. Sandoe plicer mine ap proved survey at39.25 chains post marked 7M. P.M. No 7’ on Easterly boundary of te Elder Toots Vindicated—Negroes Rarely Elder Toots rose to a question of privilege. with his fifth @ife and that the two had indulged in quarrels which disgraced the neigh phood. she was only his fourth wife and that they lived in such a perfect state of happiness that . he never knew whether his shirt-buttons were “Ve doan’ keer fur de proofs, Brudder Toots,” observed the president; “you hasn't bih offishually charged wid any miscondect 1 4 A befo’ de club, an’ we kin took no axshun.” . “But I desiah to squar’ myself, sah.” . . . i cor . the causes thereof” signified their willingnesa . to report on the following query, presented by the.state board of health of Ohio: “Is the per cent. of lunatics among the colored people . growing larger or decreasing? E cent. of colored lunatics greater than the per cent. of the whites?” Col. Sylvester Rackabus, chairman of the _. committee, reported that his committee had . made faithful and diligent inquiry and looked np all the authorities, and had the deep satisfaction of being able toreport that the per cent. of lunacy was decreasing very rapidly. As to thé'other query, it had been found that nineteen white persons went crdzy to one colored man. The rio was not only a very level beaded citizen, but-bis mind was nailed down to stay, and his philosophy was something to boast of. worked in an insane asyinm for a yeara running the%steam beating, the report was accepted and adopted, and Brother Gardner complimented the corsnittee on its vigorous . work. . installator, desired to report on the application of the ‘‘Dark Shades” of Henderscn, Ky., for a branch charter. there and Johnson, Hardheel Smith, Turkey Davis, Possum Williams, and other applicants, and it was his opinion that no branch could be organized todo honor to the parent club. Most of the twenty-eight applicants chewed the meanest kind of plug tobacco, kept fighting dogs and played policy, and two of them were just out of the county jail for larceny. His report was accepted and adopted, and no charter will be granted. to whom was submitted the query: ‘*What is the, torpedo chicken, and’ how does it work?" begged leave to report as follows: ~ “De torpedo chicken ar’ de invenshun of . de Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. It was t. invented to decimate de cill’d race. It ara fax-simile of a pullet, made of zinc, an’ filled wid power an shigs, roost it so closely resemble#*the real bird dat de wisest olé nigger in de‘biznesscan’t tell the ~ . difference. ‘sploshun which shakes de naydurhood an’ causes anoder well known citizen to turn up missin’. y-. ness die entirely out, ami de victim of de torage pedo, but de wise man passes de hen coop afur off an’ saves his bacon.” gratitude and admiraticn, and then the meet ing went home — Detroit Free Press. THE. LIMEKILN CLUB. Go Insane=The Torpedo Chicken. had heard it flung out that he was living He desired to submit proofs that or on, “Castoriais 20 well adapted t children that . Castoria. { recommend it as superior to any prescription = kmowntome.” H. A. Ancnen, M.D. “You um squared, Brudder Toots, fi’ kin Oxford a es ion, isider yerself discharged on suspended,senmecha &t, Brooklyn, N. Y. injurious medication, t tence. Sot down an’ go to sleep.” \ Tax Cuntavn Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. & FAVORABLE SHOWING. ke masts : The committee on.“Junatic asylums and — Is the per On motion of Samuel Shin, who on Giveadam Jones, traveling lecturer and He had. been down ade the acquaintance of Setback WORKING WELL. The Committee on Patents,and Copyrights, Vhen fastened to de H4strikes a match, reaches out y pull de pullet off de pole, an’ dar’am a As to decimatin’ de cull’d race, it asn’t dun it. le turned from chicken to codfish. Now an’ en some ole hen stealer, who can’t let busiThe report was. accepted with pivfound Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 3106 feet or 47.06 chains to the place of bezinning containing an area of ‘inety-three and fifteen one hundredths (03.15) acres of whieh 2.65 acres are contained inthe survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz munes hereinafter described, leavins an area of 90.50 acres in the Mayflower placer mine. * MAYFLOWER QUARTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at post in rock’ mound marked ©M.Q. M. Nol,” on Northwest end of lode elaim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.197 W 1.10 chains distant and orixinal post bears N AR? 36’ W. 10.02 chains dis 17 and 20 Tis N ROE, M. D. M, bears S Big > W 14.01 chains distant and the entrance to the Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68> 25’ W 2.01 chains distant. Thence with magnetic variation 1814 > E 42 86’ E 13.20 chains or zr pine stump partly burn Qe M. No2" on southeast i a cedar tree 1.41 $71.2 feet to a sug ed, marked “M. : end of load claim from wh 15 inches dia. bears N 6144 distant , ; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginnin zatpost in rock mound marked “MQM No 3” at South Zast corner. Thence § 58° 36’ E at 8.45 chains ¢ ditch course Wester ly 12.63 feet post.in rock mound marked aM No 4,” at South East corner. Thence 8 309° go’ W at 0.28 chains sular pine stump marked “MQ M, No 2,7°.0.75 chains or 90 feet, post in reck mound marked *M Q M, No5 at SW cor;thence N 582 36’ W at4.85 chs cross § Yuba ditch,course w esterly,at 12.50 chains, air shaft from Mayflower Tunuel 13.20 chs chains, iz} or 871.2 ft postat rock mound m 1M Q M No 6” at NW cor; thence N 38 E 0.35 chains or 25.1 fect post No jon 1 West end of lode claim Thence N 88° 30’ E 0.68 -ehains or 44.9 feetto the place of be inning. Containin: an areaof ninety-seven one hun dredths of an acre (1. ALASKA QU4 survey of Lode. * Beginning at pust in rock mound ma *A QM Nol’,on West end of lode ¢ rom which-a black owk tree 6 inches { 2 links distant. Then TZ MINE rke . 37° E ut 3.75 chains: shaft on the lode! feet deep at 4.89chs cuton croppingsof the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post In rock mound . marke‘ A QM No 2” on iust end of Ide . slaim from which a cedar tree 6 inches dia tears N.8614° E iO links distant, ~ Survey of Exteriog B mndaries. Beginning at postin rock mound iaarked “A QM No 3” at South West Corner, thence 8862 37 Eat6.81 chains cross west line of Nute placer. mine approved survey ( . chains South of 14 See corner between & tions 17 and 20, NR also post No5o : i . chains cross South Yuba ditch, course West . erlyat19 yO. chains Cross line between Nute . and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approv: . : . . ed surveys, from which post Np alg 2 W 12.89 chains .distant 22. 1500 feet post in rock mound marl ) M No 4''atSouth East corner. rhence x 2° ¥ at 0,38 chains post No 2 on Fast end of . lode claim 0.75 chains or ot eet, post in rock . mound marked “AQ M Nod" at North Fast . corner. Thence N 86° 37’ W at 4.03 chains cross line. between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mine, a] proved surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 554° Ww 11.49 chs distant, at 10.50 chains cross Sguth Yuba “ditch, course Westerly af 15.04 chains cross West li of Nute placer mine, approv d survey. 5.71 chains South of post No 5, 3 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound narked*A QM No @ at North West corner from which'the !4 Section corner between Sections 17 and 20 T16N Range 9yE M Db M bears N 51° 50’ E861 chafus distant. Thence 5 2° Wat0.38chs 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 : ». 0.97 acres. Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in Placer Beira pees 1.68 acres. Total .. "93.15 acres. Magnetic variation 18% ° East. He location of these mines 1s recorded inthe 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 Lode therein contained or surface. gronnd 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 period of publication hereof, or they will be barby virtue of the Sfatute. 4 SELDEN HETZEL, : : : Register. is hereby ordered that the foregoing nowe ane eleation for Patent be published for the period of sixty days in. the DaILy TRAMGCHIET, rote newspaper published Hty, California. Lal pnente © SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First ublication--November Mth, 1887. “Fred Searls, Atty for Applicant. % " a. CALKINS. N. P. 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Children. conducting, transacting or carrying en any business in this ordinance hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of engaging Colic, Constipation, in the same, Sour 8! , Diarrhoea, Eructat'on, provided forin this ordinance. Kills Wo ves and peptnttes di. son, firm, company or.corporation so engaggi sleep, edor who may hereafter. engage in such business, must procure such _ license from license tax to be collected by the said Tax Collector of Nevada County. ded: otherwise in this ordinance) . vance, and when issued shall authorize the must be obtained for each branch establishment, ¢ : a) ’ 8 6 : E ® shall constitute a quarter. { . ( (H ( . ( \\() (ld III Lea mustobtain licenses from the Tax Calq monthly gales amountto ten thousand dol: lars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax-of sixty dollars per ! ‘ quarter. second class, and must pay a license tax of twenty-five dollars whose average monthly sales are less. than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute; the third @lass, and must paya license tax of sever dollars and fifty cents per quarter. money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of private persons. or in buying or selling state, county orcity stocks or other evidéncesof state, county or city indebtedness, or stocks, notes or bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of incorporated companies; or in buying or selling gold dust, gold or sil; ver bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax -as follows : té 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. thousand dollars per quarter constitute the lessened Cost to Persistent Members. _ [tes Book and. Job Printing EStAMSHMBD 22" tsrsm . * Has More Than Double the Circulation of any County Licenses. shall. be punished by a fine not to 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 . is every. one dollar ofsaid fine which shall re. main unpaid. Full Text of the Ordinance Adopted by the Supervisors. SECTION XIE. ORDINANCE NO, 20, HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. ' Every person, firm, company, or corporaed to collect allcounty licenses, provided for . and required by this ordinance to be col. lected within the limits of the said county . of Nevada, and it shall 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 puid . for. He shall have and exercise, in the) performance of his official duties, the sanie . power as police officers in serving process . orsummons in makigg arrests; also shall have and exercise the power to administer . uch oaths or affirmations as shall be neces: . sary in the dischgre and exercise of his . official duties; Hd be'is hereby empowered . to enter any place of business for which a license is provided and required, free of . charge, at his pleasure, and to demand the exhibition of any license for the curreht time from any person, or firm or corporation engaged or employed inthe caaas tion ofany business for which a license’ is by this ordinance rendered necessary; and . ifsuch firm, or person, or corporation, or rocure a license therefor, as Each perhe Tax Collector, and shal! be liable toa Such license hall be paid for quarterly, (except as preys n adarty named therein to transact such busness in the said county. Separate licenses separate house of business located n said eounty. Three calendar months Sah args 4 neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit SECTION II. ! such license, he, she orthey, as the case . Auctioneers are divided into three classes, meanor, and on.conviction thereof shall be unished as provided by section thirteen of} his ordinance for punishment upon-conviction of a misdemeanor. ; rr) SECTION XIV ector as foHows:—Those whese average the Tax Collector shall proceed ito collect the 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 Colleetor as now required by said chapter. er’ quarter. . 3—Those SECTION III. Persons engaged in banking, SECTION XV. This ordinance ghall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption. Adopted October 34, 1887. loaning W. J. HILL, a@hairman of the Board. On the adcption of thisordinance Mulloy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and, Hill voting aye. Attest : F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. October 6th, 1887. 1. Those doing business in the aggregate No. 1657. Application for. Patent. U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887. TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B BYRNE, whose Postoflice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Cal; fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1-l2th 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 afd 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 Reginning at North Lode Post, a. post in rock mound murked L. T.Q. M. N. L. P. from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia, bears 8 784° W. S2links dist; thence, magnetic variation 17349. East, 8. 144° East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs. to the South Lode Post, a postin reek mound on northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on Sec, line between Secs. 13. and 24, Tp. 16N., k.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 which the corner to Secs. 13, 24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8 E. M.cD. 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, Cor., thence, Magnetic Variation 1 v 70442 W. 300 ft. or 4.545 chs to North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L. T. q@. M. N.-L.P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs, to N. E. Cor., a post in rock mound marked L. T.Q. M.N. E.Cor. Thence, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min. to right, S. 144° 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 3:9 45 min to right, 8. 174° W. 384 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. 8. W. Cor. 581.5 ft. or 8.81 chs. to South Lode Post before described. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7244° to right, West along the South boundary of the-claim and the Northern ‘boundary of Ella M. Kose’s agricultnral claim (patented), and on the Sec. line between Secs. 13 and 24, T.16 N., Rk. 8 E. M.D. M., 800 it, or 4.54 chs. to S, W. Cor., a post in 2. Tose doing business in any amount }. under thirty thousand dollars and over ten second class and must pay a license tax of seven dollars per quarter. ob 8. Those doing business in any amount less than ten thousand dollars per quarter i 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 pousetor must require payments as folows: 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 lieense 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. Foreach exhibition for pay, for a caravan 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 road having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per year. The provisions of this section do not apply to exhibitions or entertainments given for the benefit of churches, schools or other charitable entertainments, by any amateur dramatic-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 licerise from the Tax Collector and must pay therefor a license tax of fifteen dollars per-quartgr. » 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 -precious metals, whether on commission or otherwise (except agricultural or vinicultural productions, or the productions of any stock, dairy ot poultry farm of this State when sold by the producers thereof, and ex. rock mound marked L. T.Q. M. 8. W. Cor. } cept such as are sold by auctioneers at pub-. Thence, Angle of Defleetion 7544>to right lic sale under license); and all those persons . N, 14445 W. along westerly boundary of who keep. horses or carriages for hire (ex-. claim v41.8 ft. or 14.27 chs. to place of beginceptsuch as are used in the transportation . ning, containing 12.29 acres. of goods), must obtain from the Tax ColThe location of this mine is not of record lector of this county for each branch ofsuch . the record of location having been lost Or business, license, and pay quarterly there-. destroyed. p : : foran amount of money to be determined The adjoining claimants are Remainder by the class in which such person is placed . of Gold Flat Quarta Mine, Ella M. Rose ag: by the Tax Collector of this county; such . ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining business to be classified and regulated by . Claim. the amount of the average monthly sales Any and all persons claiming adversely made or hiring done, and at the rates fol-} any »ortion of said Little Turk Quartz Mine lowing: 6 i ‘ or surface grouud are required to file-their 1. Those who are estimated to make av-. ‘adverse claims with the Kegister of the erage monthly sales of five thousand dollars . United States Land Office at Sacramento, in or more constitute the Bre class, and. must. . the state of California, during the sixty pay Sve dollars per monn. days period of publication hereof, or they 2. Oftwo thousand five hundred dollars will be barred by virtue of the provis.ons of and less than five thousand per month con. the Statute. . stitute the second class, andumust 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 dolla&® per month. constitute the fourth class and must pay one dollar per mohth; provided that the sales of liquors and ei by persons licensed under ’ SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing No tice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEVaDA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada

City, Nevada Co., Cal’a. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication—November 6th, 1887. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant section six f this ordinance must not be in quantities less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of ph ysicians, surgeons, apotheceariesor chemists for any wines or spirituous liquors they may use in the preparation of medicines. SECTION VII. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler whoecarries a pack 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 @ wagon, or one or more animals for the purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay a license of fifteen dollars per month. Certificate of Copartnership. STATE OF CALIFORNIA/ COUNTY OF NEVADA,) 88. W E, THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY certify (hat we are partners transacting business in Truckee at the said county of Nevada, underthe firm rame and style of Richardson Bros; that the names in full of allthe members of such partnership are George Washington Richardson and Warren Richardson, and that the places of our respective resideAces are set opposite our re‘spective names hereto subscribed; that the business to be carried onis the manufacture and sale of timber and boxes, laths, shingles, ete. Im witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2d day of November, 1887; s GEORGE WASHINGTON RICHARDSON, . Truckee, Nevada County, California WARREN RICHARDSON, Truckee, Nevada County, California SECTION VIII. ‘Every person who keepsa 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 a license tax of forty.dollars. 2. At thirty dollars and bess 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, and must pay fifteen dollars. 4, All at less than fifteen dollars constitate the fourth class and must pay ten dolars.i . i 6. For each jack ten dollars. 6. For each bull nine 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 licensgs under this ordinance. SECTION X. State of California,/ County of Nevada,} ss. eight hundred and eighty seven, personally appeared before me, George E. Marshall, a Notary Public 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 per. sons described in, and who executed the said annexed instrument, as parties thereto and they each duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same freely and yoluntarily, and forthe uses and~ purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof I have hereunto my.hand,and atlixed my official seal, Me day and year in this certificate, first above written. GEORGE E. MARSHALL Notary Publie. Filed November 4th, 1887. ‘ F. G. Beatty, Clerk W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk, gaged in, or who shall hereafter engage in : : the business of raising, herding or pasturing shen within the County of Nevada shall rocure from the Tax Collector of the CounPf of Nevada, and pay license therefor of ve cents per head per annum, for each head of sheep usedin such business within said county by such person, company or corporation, but no license shall be issued nder this ordinance for a less term than 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 twenty-five * . per cent. of all moneys collected for licenses under Section 10 of this ordinance, and Notice to Taxpayers. NHE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR P year 1887 for the county-ef Nevada. bo ing been completed and delivered into my hands, the property holders.of the county are hereby notified that the taxes on the same arenow due and the law for the colsection of taxes will be strictly enforced The taxes become delinquent on TUESDAY. DECEM: BER ith, at 6 o'clock Pr. mM. and if aid prior nat date, 5 per ce other costs will be added. dali Notice is further given, that for the puree 7) 5 f receiving tax I i #hall-pay into the County Treasury all sums siege Fate es, I shall be in the so collected in excess of his said ss which roe pr ed at the places and times shall be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevada. ee ae SECTION XII. It is further ordaflied 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 carFane ou, pursuing or transacting within thelimits of the County of Nevada, any business, trade, ee oremployment, which is required to licensed by the provisions of this ordinance, without obtaining . . a license therefor as required by this ordinance, or shall, after denrand, refuse, neglect, omit: or failto comply with any requirement or reguicomente, provision or rovisions or ordersof the said Board of upervisors, requiring gach person or perWashington, Tuesday Noyembe . ’ 15th Graniteville, P, Allison’ Rina November es 4 Allison's hotel, Thursday orth Bloomfield, L i : i November pean ¢ und’s hotel, Friday, North San Juan, D. F 4 day, November 19th. metie storey Ratae: Rough and Ready, Rueste swovember 22d. ou Bet, P. V's . November a runzer’s hotel, Wednesday, ruckee, M. E. Burekh "3% aay, Noveinber 2th, alter’s"office, Friirass Valley, Tuesday, ‘Wednesd Th Gay, dnesday and cember ist, 27th and 30th, and DeNevada City, Treasurer’ ‘ cember 2d to December the verona Rate of taxation—$2 20.on each $100, Rate Schroeder’s hotel, Daily Paper North of Sacramento. sons, firm or corporation ‘to procure’ a liin municipalities, $1 80 on each $100. B, N. SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector, ‘ . Biseases, has never had a more . tration than this case affords. The candid, unThe Tax Collector of Nevada County is} solicited-‘and emphatic teatinony? Aven by’ the hereby authorized, empowered and requir Rygnessbig gentleman thust be accepted as con2 . nm of Mississippi. on ae Martin refers, and to whom he fs indebted for the advicg to which . relief from years of suffering, many years the popular night ¢ rence House, at Jackson. either of them, shall be unable, or refuse, or . cu may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misde. » gested b xternallyL am not aware of it. the first 01 oe oO i-% oe ain’ . rence House of this city i ‘ane, of the 8. 8, 8. as a remedy for rheumaim I took four bottles, {pd by the first of f cerned. All pain had ‘d NOT FELT A TWINGE OF IT SINCE. other than the hope that it may to asure pets am well rewarded for my trouble. Iam very respectfully and . the eyes, pain in the head, On the 2d day of November, one thousand . cense, he, she or they or either of them, a8 . . the case may be, shall be een guilty of p eral a misdemeanor, and on c@nviction thereot ; ; , The wonderful efficacy of Swift’s Specific asa edy and cure for rheumatism and all blood conspicuous itluscing and conclusive. 4fhe writer isa promi. The gentleman. to ho owes his final is Mr. King, for Jerk of the Law: JACKSON, Miss., April 29, 1887, Tan Swirt SpeciFic COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen—I have been an invalid pensioner for Imonary and forty years, having contracted pw other diseases in the Mexican War, stor re till the 1st of March, 1875, did I feel any sym t rheumatism. On that day Iwas suddenly stricken with that disease in both hips and ankies. For twenty days I walked on crutches. Then the pain was less V! Id totally disabled, either on he weeks . ody oF the other. The painnever a moment fo! left ths—that is ays March 1, 1875, when oms of lolent, but it shifted from joint to joint. r eleven years and seven was medicine taken internally or To Finally, about September, I madearranyements to go ‘ot Springs of Arkansas having Geapalred rerhedy, when I accidentally, met . King, now of. the LawHe had once been & 2—Those whose monthly sales ; 1 I au ‘amount._to twenty-five hundred dollars. In~addition to the penalty herein pre-» reas Sutter ET a ae init to Hot Springs. and lesstthan ten thousand dollars constitute . scribed for the nor sayment of any license,! Bit when I met him he told me that his visit to was in yain—he found no rellef. rom Hot Springs he heard, for the ried it and six bottles made a complete ee years have passed since, but he has disease. ~~ ed to try it. In September the ‘October I he rheumatism was conisap) ed, and I HAVE I have no interest in making tals statement irect some other source of relief, and if it has this truly your friend: J. M. H. Martin, Foy sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. TuE Swit SPEctFic Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga, “TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, Jorner Commercial..:...San Francisco Established in 1854 forthe treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stric* forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ete. Skin Disand cessfully treated. NS ure of annoon where his old patients amd those requirin. his-services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of 3elf abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved gexual indulgence, is practiced by the yout of both sexes to an almost unlimjted ‘ex tent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless zombatted by: scientific medical measures. viz: ears, noise like the rustlig of leaves anc the rattling of chariots, uneasiness abou toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vis ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and yarious ertptions abou the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomaniaand lf relief be not obtained, ersons so afflicted should apply immediatey, either in person or by letter, and “have a ; and scientific mode treating these diseases, which never fails of frequent insanity. cure effected by his ne effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, who are 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 ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, symptoms, lengtlrof time th lisease has continued, and the medicin will be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with Docfull and plain directions for use. The tor cures when. others fail. Try him. b istered letter through nedicine will be delivered by express to an drt of the United States.’ Oflice Box 1997. = No. 1656, Application for a Patent. U:-8. November 4th, 1887. ba BYRNE, whose Post Office address i Nevada City ent for eight hundred and eighty-seven an 7-12 linear feet of the Remainder of Gol Flat Quartz mine or vein bearing gold, wit situated in Nevada Mining District, Count file in this effice as Lot Number 149; i ing’ described as follows, to-wit : LODE LINE. 3ezinning at South Lode Post in mound R. G. F.Q. M.and P.Q. M,N. L. 58l4° E. 22 links dist. and a pine 16 ins. di bears 8. 881449 W. 37 links dist. Thene magnetic variation 174° E. N 174° boundary of Gold FlatQ. M. (Lot No. 1 approved gurvey,) at a point N. 89° 5’ 55> links dist from the 8. W. Corof same, “EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. mound marked R. G. F. Q.M. N. W. from which N, E. Cér. of Little Turk Q. M. post in rock mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. Cor. bears N. 841449 W magnetic vari 260.7 ft. or 3.9% pn 17349 E. 8. shs. intersect western 00 0.20 chs. F.Q.M. Thence, Angle of Deflection 7034 to right, 8. 22 E. 13.2 ft or 0.20 chs. to the W. Cor. of Gold Flat Quartz Mine a po in rock mound marked R. G. F: ¢ vine. to left, N. 89°, 5’ FE. 173.6 ft, or 2.68 chs to Cc No. 10, and R. G. F, Q. M.N.E. Cor. *Thene 13, 24, 18 and 19, T. 16 N. R.8 and 9 E. M. Turk Quartz Mine N. Fastern boundary of Little ft. or 13.45 chs. to the containing 11.55 acres. being lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Pittsbu Potosi Quartz Mines, Gold Flat Quartz and Litt Turk Quartz Mine, to file their adverse claims with the or they will be barred by visions of the Statutes. 4 for the period a daily new: Nevada Co, First publication—November-6, 1887 Cross & Simonds, Attys for Applicant. 3 twre, Syphilis in all its s eases of years’ standing Ulcerated Legs sue-) states Land. Office Dr. Gibbon has the pleascing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at, the Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Sallow countenance, dark spots ‘under ringing. in the anclosing TEN DOLLARS in coinin a regthe Post. Office, or hrough Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney. street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN B. d ; Nevada County, California, has this day filed his application for a patsurface ground six hundred feet in width, of Nevada, State. of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on Township No: 16, North Range, No. § East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 149 berock 887.7 ft. or 18.45 chs. to intersection of South post in reck mound marked R.G. F. Q. M. 7 > Commencing at N. W. Cor. at post in rock v Cor 1 chs. dist. Thence 724° E. dary of Gold Flat Q. M. ata point N. 2° Ww. from the South West Corner of sume, at post inrock mound miarked R. G, D. . with wo M. bears 8. 86349.E 14.16 chs. dist. Thence hereby nowt Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 723° 600 fect or 9.09chs. to S. W. Cor. of claim which is alsoN. W. Cor. of Potosi Quartz Mine, a postin rock mound marked R.’G. F. Q.M.5.W Cor, and P. Q. M.N. W. Cor. standing on easterly boundary of Little \ 17%° E. 3.75 che. dist. from South Lode Post of same. Piasie Angle of Deflection 90° to right, N. 174° FE. along western epniery. of claim and furk Q: M. 887.7 place of beginning, The location of this Mine isnot of pokand:, and ine Any andall persons claiming adyersel any portion of said Remainder a Gold Flat Quartz Mine or surface ground are required ter of the United States Land Offic — mento, in the State of Deliforatn dein, the sixty, days period of publicatiou hereof, . office of ntgomery Wotue of the ero" of the Compan; taitfornin. te h ‘SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoi tice of Appliegion for Patent be published of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the NevaDa DaILy TRANSCRIPT, apaper published at Nevada City . *._ SELDEN HETZEL, Register. No. 1658. . : Application fora Patent. vy, Usted Setes vo coe , Cal., November ] Sacramento TEREBY GIVEN . THAT TOTICE IS N Oyenn B. Byrne, whose st office address is Nevada City, California, hag this ay filed his application for a patent for i960 34 linear feet of the Potosi Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground 400 feet in width, t me District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the fidld notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 151, in Township No 16, north of Range No8 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, said Lot No 151 being described as follows, to-wit: Lode Line. ; 7 Beginning at the north lode post, @ postin rock moun marked PQMNL Pand RGF QM SLP (being also the south lode post ofthe remainder of Gold Flat Quartz mine, and the location’ post common th claims), from which acedar 12 inches dia hears Nos E 22 links dist, and a pine 16. inches dia bears S 384° W 37 links distant; thence magnetic variation rh East, S es © 'W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to he south lode post in rock mound marked PQ MSL P standing onthe south slope of hill,and from which a black oak 7 inches dia bears S Sie © F 69 links dist, and a cedar 8 inches dia. bears $5642 W 62links dist. “ Exterior gare orien ‘ “Commencing at the northwes erly corner, at a post in rock mound marked PQ MN W Cor, aud RGFQMS8 W Cor, (being a location corner common to both claims); thence magnetie. var 17342, East slong northerly boundary of the claim feet or 9.09 ché to post in rock mound marked P QMN ECor, and RG FQMSE Cor, from whicha pine marked P Co No 4,one ‘of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M (Lot No 39 approved survey) bears 8 66142 E 2.75 chs dist, and the corner to Secs&13, 24,18 and 19, 7. 16,10NR 8 and9E, M DM, bears § 864° E 14.16 chs dist; thence angle of deflection 90° to right, $1744 ° W along the easterly boundary of claim 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to a post ingock mound marked/P QMS ECor; thence angleof deflection 90° to right, N.72 oy W along southerly boundary of claim 8 to post in rock mound marked PQ MSW Cor; thence angle of deflection 90° 15’ to right, N 174° E along the westerly boundary of claim 1433.5 ff or 21.72 chs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultural claim ata point 2.04 chs W of SE corof same, a post in rock mound marked P QM No 4; thence angle of deflection 7214° to, right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim 134.6 feet or 2.04 chs to SE cor of said agricultural claim to post in rock mound marked P Q M No 3;thence angle of deflection go> to left, N along eastern boundary of said agricultural claim 330 feet, or5chs to NE cor thereof, at.14 stake in. line between said secs 13 and 24, west 20.19: chs from cortoseecs 13, 24, 18 and 19, T 16 N RSand 9E,M D M, a post in rock mound. marked P QM Nol; thence angle of déflection 90° toleft, west along northerly boundary, of siid agricultural claim 247.5 feet or 3.75 chs ‘to post in rock mound marked P QM: 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. i The adjoining claimants are Little Turk Quartz Mine, remainder of Gold Flat QuartzMine, Pittsburg Gold Quartz Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, Ella M Rose agricultural patent. : , Any and 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 at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days. period of publication hereof, er they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register,It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Pattat bepublished for the’period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in:the Daily Transcript, @ daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co,,Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication, November 12, 1887. 1 Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Ordinance No. 21. sl be BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE _ County of Nevada do ordain ag fol1. lows : t ist. There is hereby granted to E, M. Pres-. ton, N. P. Brown, J. ‘I. Morgan, Chas. Barker, G. C. Gaylord, G,E. Turner, Wm. Campbell, §V. C: Jones and Geo. E. Brand and n . their “executors and assigns the right to construct and maintain for the term of fifty t. years, a Street Railway for the transportation of passengers along the public road of the Connty of Nevada, from the South line of the corpopate 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 licengse upon each car 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. j 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. : 2nd. That said Railway may run along the line of the pnblic highway on either the upper or lower road, but when running y . along the highwety must be constructed on > . one side of the highway track at sufficient distance from the centre thereof s@ as notto interfere with the free passage of teams y . thereon, and may cross the road where such ” . crossing shall be deemed necessary, but in either Case the said Railway must be 80 con. structed as not to impair travel along .the said 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 publictravel. 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 same without being impeded thereby. : Ss Tiis Ordinance shall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its adoption: 2 d On the adoption of this Ordinance C. E d. Mulloy, W. D. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M h . Rrophy and W. J. Hill voted ‘‘Aye.” 5 w. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. , e e . 4 »D Attest: F.'G. Bratry, Clerk, n By W.D. Harris, Deputy. Adopted October 15th, 1887. ol8 Receiver’s Sale of Real Estate. HEREBY GIVEN THAT P None Is hs from which acedar 12 ins. dia. bears N. 4.N. ander and in pursuance of 4 judement of the Superior Court of Nevada County a. California, in-an action wherein J. W. €, . Hoviston is plaintiff and John Longabaugh E. is defendant, I willas Receiver in said acth . tion, in front of the Court House of said 34 . Court, in the town of Nevada City in said E. county, on TUESDAY, DEC. 6th, 1887, at to . Eleven o’clock, a. M., sell at publie auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real estate or 80 much thereof as may be necessary to pay the plaintiffs judgment in said action to-wit: Situate partly in Nevada County and partly in Sierra County q. in said State; and being the undivided oneKF, . halfof the East half.of the West half of Sec, . tion thirty-two in Township: nineteen {19) North, Range seventeen (17) East, according n. . to the official surveys of the United States. Said sale will be made subject to redemption F F. B. HOUSTON, Receiver. o Dated November 11th, 1887,: } oo aaa iy oat ana . TO’ Whom it May Concern. G. F, Q. M. No. 4, standing in Wild Gat RaThence, Angle of Deflection 88° 55” : No. 10 of Gold Flat Q. M. standing on west: LL PERSONS INDEBFSD 20 toe ern boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. (Lot No 389. approved survey) to pine marked G, F.Q. M. late firm of A. A. CHARONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hands of Messrs. FARLEY & LITAngle of Deflection 879 55’ to right, 3° E TLE, Attornaya, who ere auphagiaey py. m0 ; 4.8.8 ft. or 7.55 chs. to post set in rock mound marked R.G, F.Q. M. in westerly boundary of Pittsburg Q. M. from which a forked pine 30 ins. dia, bears N. 48° W. 81 links dist. Thence, Angleof Deflection 204° to right. 8.1714 W. 459.4 ft_or 6.96 chs. to'S. E. Cor. of claim, which is also North East Corner Potosi Quartz Mine, a post in rock mound marked R, G, F. Q. M. 8. E. Cor. and P. Q. M. N. E. Cor. from which Corner to Sections to collect the same: * E. C. CHARONNAT. Nevada'City, Sept. 25th. -* Te STOCKHOLDERS AND MEMBERS of the Oriental Mining Company, having its principal place of business th North San Juan Nevada ba State of California, ‘ounty, State of aforesaid.are hereby notified that a special meeting of said company will-be held at the National Hotel in North San Juan, said county of Nevada, State of California, on the 19th day of November, A: D., 1887, at 1 o'clock Pp. M. for the election of officers to fill va cancies and the transaction of such business necessary to come before the meeting A full attendance of members is uested. PETER SHAFER, President. Assessment Notice. _ Che MINING COMPANY. LocA tion of principal place of business, 520 Francisco, Cal.—Loeation of works, Nevada Orouee ak b th t t a meeting otice is here’ n that: at a of the Board OF a iscotore; held on the Twenty-Sixth day of Oc Tigao ment (No. 27) of Wen’ Gen : x share was , paya States’ gold coin, to t i ei coin, to bang 4 Seeretary street, San Francisco, fornia. Any stock upon Ww ‘this shall remai a the 20th day of ‘Nove mp ae om iit be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless pa nt is made before, will be gold on qobsbay the 5 ate a of Decem oleae of sal ; ot . ” omee-ao eemenees eee Be o. ‘on b= Francisco California. f assessment, and ex-EVERY BRO S 8, Cau OFFICE— me ; ? : done Year. f: ' Six Month Three Mor F Per Week Fie . ; oy , Bauehy & Williams 4 Cook & Ce: L. P. Fishe B.C. Dake Stinson & ( Geo. M. Mc T. D. Calki: Cc. L. Miller James Mar : J. W. Robb ’ J. W. Beatt J. W. Orear os Arrives—) 1 West A: East and Ww 1 Px Week Day Sundays—i 6te7p.m. OFFI Governor.. paeuepene jecretary of State Contro State Treasu Attorney Ge’ Supt. Public Surveyor Ge Clerk Suprer Supreme 3. McKins stein, Jack son, ". B. } Cemmission: Searls, H. Congressmar R. Commi Board Equali State Senator Assemblyma: Assemblyma! Goi and Au e Bice kno Treasurerand Assessor.. . Paes Superi blic Admir Coroner... Surveyor... 1st District.. sec seas “ “ 4th bth “ Td Fr Alpha ... : Birchville .. Blue Tent. . Bear Valley.. Bridgeport.. Bowman Dam Cherokee.. Columbia Hil Callas.. 5.. Edwards’ Bri French Corra Graniteville. . owt Grass Valley. Jackson’s .. Lake City .. Little York. Lowell Hill. . Moore's Flat North Bloomf Newtown .. North San Ju Quaker Hill . Relief Hill . Rough & Rea Snow Tent . Snow Point . Scott's Flat . Smartsville . Sweetland . Spenceville. Sacramento. .