October 15, 1875 (4 pages)

al 4 ae vemaeel : ‘standung somes ‘rian the cere . 7 4 Dom of edhe U8. ; ‘Tohim w sion Hie, teas SS . Wilke, Fe On MOUNG,' ‘Ey 1860,) No Cure, No Pay. ; ‘Tomeustation, wy" Gutete: ér othersnatee bee aa ‘the rh st $Bibations of the age. ‘The great nusber annually received and , piace ee Us «point ‘of number of pavery lirst of the world, and ‘the success cout ite treatment ‘Fanks it es an sare ‘he es t fap ae Peele it; they. drive 7h Sicom fom mitteok. the instre from the ‘sand “995, the atrength and vigor fro ‘they give puny and dise. ued olupeingtand poison, through ee ccatttee generations, thi trace of man. The Pee cam. be seen” -acrofula, Consumption , veipplés, the Taioe * the ces for and the Insane. Vi seeogeness the —_ FAT. ‘to man, combining wit renereal, doubles his Those. who have been treated with, iMINER~L POISON aré not . ot cured tus die dis . yee with ‘PARTIAL CURE; ‘phat leaver the poisor to crawl tnrough the tayetem, eating its way “waqgans "pencath (ies tot ia be ‘¥nso Ww SEMIN The yo the and, the a ly hh surthe future with a viruthe eon of yeigetes 4 who ex pertencen, that wookriéés in whe experiance atid ‘men"tal p= gee should stop and consid napet he eG Rare, Sodan tea weet ness of the pa rg ae failing eosaianatign. om, dita for Bovioty, dread of im ing trouble, forebodings of ra sleepl , troubled and lab‘tacen—waatis away his panei ree sey , nie ae pat ove manhood, and dragging ken path of his existence, and loatltsomé ‘grave, try sch pe tenga > cnt Gace aie arene sope one. who wrens to Gee ae shot a meee & viceee eee, ‘ a4 disordersuntil hape is'ih a , ! should wos mh Sats: re, feels <. St apont e upon to that ly, not ina rape eet but crore, sitonran say wp nin in affliction cau : P : ¢: ae thote Con the ie Gren, Judges, « e. : Pit 9 spe eet Al} letters, Rng ll he Su. ORAS E RAR ee, cathe . f % Mary Slocovich deceased. Chas.~ Std ‘erty, Gua : the minor h uri ant fo so a Suga of the id “overt, Sa eeh r, A. D. 1876. ak oa is uh tay a iven, that On } naa A. », en Rig ed of Oe O'elor J aa ya of the said House door,)in ry opublnd State a A cae: eT coltey. on the east by Tand o of “on . atréot . ‘twenty-five keel or less, south. erly from t me _stiset to the said lot “Jamel CO 4 the offi‘clal map of the > oat city of .tevada, as sur. veyed _§.Gradley, in the year 1869, tas Lot 3. 16 CHAS, EGARTY, ha _ GONSTABLE’S, oe . syeaous of Li tie RS. Town. morene alg ss i on’) and a wniaat ina Jonn Lav a Lawrence Five ub five husarenee Sout, —— nee wi ee the date of vaid Jada’ wg. ‘ upon the Milowingdeconplian ae . Section 1142-of the Political Code of TATE OF CALIFORMIA, Executive ter. re will be a Judicial Bisction bela he Ghroughoat the Btate on . Sapam, Scarabs t Bite an the. pie ing mate are to be elected: A Superintendent. of Public Instruction. Cunibieiiials gadge Foodie weuttocnth: Judicial District. id a ree ‘om Comet Judgeforthe ‘County of Nevada, * * #8 hep tnnd 9 And Ido hereby offer & hong ed of one hundred . dollarg for,the arrest and conviction of any and Wieipparyon . any: of the provisions of Title IV, Part I, of the Penal @ode; such rewards te. be paid untii . the tetal amount, héreafter @xpended for’ the purpose, reaches the sm: Lp wen phous . “Ti w thess-wheredf, 1 have’ “pervanto set my hand and caused the great seal of State to bo “Sacramento, this thirteenth day'of September, A. D. eighteen > hundred and seventy-five ooo essa ct Davupx .MELONE, And ‘n ‘a seaman foregoing procl of the nes. withthe of the State of California, it is hereby ordere. that a Ju i Zlectipn” be. h DAY OCTOBER 20th, A. D. 1875, gt the several. tion he See of ‘Nevada county, fort -and townsbip officers, vier i. A Superintendent’ of tion. . 2 One District Judge for the Fourteenth Judicial District. ‘ewer County Judge for the county of 4 One Justice of the Peace for each ™mu— tdéwnship.6'One Justice of the Reece for eech municipal Township. And its further ordered, tab of Public Instruc 6 fate of California, that the following anesod: “persons be, and they are hereby appointed officers of election, in and for their, Tes péctive: And that said eiection be held in the ‘house or foow desigite the mame of each of -said. proinieee viz: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT ‘NO. 1. °"“SEVADA TOWNSHIP, Nevads—Po Is at the Court: House. M: L. Marsh, Inspector; John Dunnioliff and Chas. E. Mulloy, Judges. Blue Tent Precinet+Pdlis at the’ school house, Jrotaly Moody, Inspector; E. P. Hayardiiid Le vi Wifiaaison, Judges. ~ . DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS TALLEY TOWNSHIP. Gees, Falls —ralle at Town, Hall. P, Paynter, Inspector; G. Hamilton and nean Gillis, es. Pines Vista— at Geo, Kress.) Chas. Leach, Insp epesarad en MeTakey. 338 age Bolin at Geo. Little’s ‘baiting. eo. Little, Inspector; B. F. Cauldin‘and:?. 0. Lyon, Jadges. t baer No. 3. ‘eOHhicA TOWNSHIP, ParekaeeP Hs at Robb’s: Hotel. Wm. . Powell, Inspector; D. Conly and A. §. Wall, ‘. dud ‘Moore's FlatecPohls at the Skating Rink, PW, doppets. ap 7 all J. ¥. Montgom Deeevilie-o#otle. at Culbertson’s Boarding House. R. H. Ms os matnieetiey: Léonard and A. nd Willett, Judges. kL TOW R. 0. sslertcsalah at Ross Hotel. ‘O. McGagin, de humo. ne a he rie Ci jaraie at Payne's Hotet. P. A, Payne, pector; W, D, Black and Jas eat eahaiet Benioy Hotel. 2 B. Williams, Tespectors 3. ‘G. ickman and Reéasoher, Judges,’ © ey Vhestis Hill — Polls at “ Woodruft’s es 8. Par yas Sot Inspectcr; A. L. ek Driscoll, et ba Cay isle-Polls at ~ oO, pg , Culberttor; ‘H. H, Hartley and ®. i; ingtou-—Polly at McBean’ P ide, Hey Tospectér, 8. 'C. Chute ard E. Pen hi, , foagen. it as ee ft) 8’ Hote omas i ap Wek + Marshall and 4 x ay.) %. TOT NO! 4. Reavy f6wxsurt. lt h ag a nda Pela Mest eae Hotel. John Perkenpin pected, A.D. Sete nied ie Hatch’'s. M. P. Hatch, gudpese c: H, cemeee, und sonny Monae Pl at A Kundhiy Houge, eeu rh tor; C.J. Cole ast; Mooney Fiate-Pol 8 at Schmidt’ 's Hotel, Geo. Schmidt, Inspector; A. M. Power and David eat Tudges,. Polls at school -houée. el ee ‘Saseotem Kerr Phelan, and J. ‘nite, ‘Judge 8. at James A, btidger’s Dickson and 8, M. Crall,-Judges. Hiscox, duspector; at achool house, bees’ John Browa and Géo. oBawia le, wet, fi ab. Sedes: ‘s "store, HO, ¥ ¥dh4. ee Ss Cs eS 4 V; G. Bell, Ins: “sar Hotie here gaaner™ andy ‘gd. Dauchex, J m DIS: ioe xO. 5% Office. Chas. W, Humphries, Inspector; Bia Cruthers and BOWys Hayden, vudges. ‘s, Boca—Polls at School House. / Bunk cece i Bana a Wu Bet — Hotel. ou Bet--. 6 r’s te uit Husse §, Taopee f suet Raed e W. 4d. ill, ti ctor}. w. pe ot sBactrsk, tuapes at re "s building. ck; Inspegtor; Joba nm. and Nistie: Judges, ieee unt’s LeiibPotty ad wechooi house. _ G, {Rana * 4, G, Turner gna ~ SRLROTION AW. c(t a 41. a ae Comet 7 person Charged with performance of ange duty under the proity. kno wig tayo or_ vio 8 of such law is, be i a different MN Rey MP BED LT fe The ey as for such on UPEr eatin Tdollays, or the State Prison WIA: Rd "who. vi +: for the purpose of » Gh -WEDNES-" foHowing State, District county” ali, San Juanes office. James A.“Stidger, Inspector; J. Ged ruett _ MEADOW LAKB TOWNSHIP. *“rackee—Polls one doo: weit of, Post’ yee: isles race fen Laer oe bee canceled, régistered by the Board of Judges, at ary ‘election, refuses. to be ‘sworn, or, being sworn, refuses> to Emp any pertinent question pane by such pAb ry poing the righ. of 4 tb, vote, is ofa caahemeakian: Spe. 44. Every person summowed: d: to appear and testi!y before eny Board of Registration, who wilfulty di eh summohs, is guilty of a misdemean vote who fra ffy ~ yotes,” tha every persoh who votes more than once at any one. #lection or kitowiugly-hatds in two or ckets folded together, or “changes at dt after the same hasbeer deposi‘ted in the ballet-box. or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those Jegally polled at any election either by frauduleutly introduving the same inge-the ballot bex before ‘or r-the ballots~ therein ™have been the Siti pobpec ge pabliel gues —_ a rey of a jemeanor. pepe aaah ch eee es ‘the reor sult of any nm, or upon ‘the saccets . or f. iinee Cae on or candi oF upon the roc ot yotes to be cast tither in thes or of any particulrr wandidate, or w thd r, to “be cast upon an person, is ‘gaily a misdemeanor. aw fy 61.4 Every + Person -—who ‘wilfully violates any of “the provisions of the laws . of this ttate relating to-electisns, is, unless See. 4g Ftd? Bay “not 4 ntitled to . -s different punishment for such violation a is prescribed by this Codie, p bya fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment ip the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot. Sec. , 62. «Every person, who prints any ticket not in conformity with section one thousand one hundred and -ninety-oae, of the Political Code, or who circulates or givés to another any ticket, = at the time that such ticket. does notcontorm to7 counted, ot adds to or oO with, or atts to add to or mix. w the’ Ballots . lawfully polled, other ‘ballots while the. {same are being count.d or canvessed. or at . any othertime with intent to change the . result of such election, or carries away or destroys, mat = 9d arty Way or destroy, aay poll list, or or DALE OF Dallot-box, yi Bp or invalidatilates, -or destroys any election returns,-or in any manner so ifterfetes with: the cfti: cers holdiag such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully ex their rights.of voting at sach elestion, as to prevent suchielectiow or capvasefrom aa fairly held and lawfally cond guilty of felony. a Bet. 46° Every’ ‘person “ not entitled to vote, who freudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitfed'to: ‘Vote, attempts to yoté more than orce st any election, is guilty of a misdemeador, . Bec. 45, Every _ person who procures, aids, absists, counsels Oradyvises another to give or offer his vote at any electiod, knowing ‘that the person is not qualified iy vote, ees of vase omectiay has ot 21 4 48. et or Cler ection who valde I changing or destroying any poll list, or in ‘placing any ballots in th ‘ot or taking auy therefrom, or adds, or atte@pts to add, any ballots to ‘those‘iegally polied st sucheléction, either by fraudulently introducing the same into . the ballot box before or after the ballots therein have been counted; or adds to or mixes with, or attempts toladd to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the sanse are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time, with the intent to change the result of ‘said efsetion, or allow another to do so when in his power to prevent it, or carries away or destroys,or knewingly allows another to away or destr y, any poll list, ballot box, or ballots lawful y polled is punishable by imprig‘onment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than séven years. Sec, 49, Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to pultting the ballot of -an-eleetor-im the ballot box, attempts to find outaay name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ‘dpatlot of any elector which has been banded in to be opened or examined previous to puting the same into’ the ballot box, or who makes:or places anx mark or device on any folded allot with the view toascertain the naine peony person for whom the elector hits vo' or who, without the consent of.the elector, disclos-s the name of any person which such Inspector, Judge, or Jlerk has fraudulently or illegally discovered to have been voted for by such elector, is punishable by filte, ot Jess than fifty nor more than fivé hundred dollars, Bass 50. ae ee forges or rfeite returns of.an.election purportfat have been held vy & pfecinct, ee, or oe merd where noelection was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or counter. feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, town or ward where no election was a Arne heldis pun-ishab Ue lpprogpnaent . State Prison totth teow of ae ne 6 nor more than ten years. i Sec, 51. to, or salitra ts from, ‘the votes, actually cast at an election, in any returns, or who alters such returns, is punishable by impee ‘. prisonnient in the: State Prison for not lds’ than one nor more than five years, Sec, 62, Every person who aids, or abéts in the commission of any of the. offences mentioned‘in the four preceding gections, is pee by impris nment in the County Jail for the period of six Jpontiis, or in'the State Prison not exceoding two years. Sec. 53. Every person who, by forde; tiireats, menkces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly attempt to influence any elector in giving-his vote, or deter him from giving the sme, or atempt by any means whatever to: awe, fe. hen hinder, or disturb any y elector in the frée exercise of the right Faneng’. or furnishes any elector wishing to wpte, who -cannot read, With, a ticket, inf ing or giving such ‘€ ector “to Whderstand that it cont ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds Gny ¢lector'at apy ‘wuth. eléction, by deceiving and causing such dléctor to Vote for a different person or any 0’& ge vom <d or desired-to Nate for, . or . C] . P any elec ‘ie, white~-acting as“such, fi@uces or at cmp tg induce any elector, » bt promise ". efi Wy mis vote rafttersntin rom What such ene intended or seme to vote, he is oe of eeeden wits 64 ve te ao eh with intent to promote the nace of himself, or any other T Vernienon ckeoswbudne at his exGeo, B, Newell, “Ipspector; John Connors, pense shakin Mave checcn ts PRoaets or during . 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to for any auch entertainment, we 2 vd, 3. PurhiHes or ni bap “pay or deliy any. im or, ‘or the OBe of procuring the} etindalse of votere at (net pez He, or pensa' any person for procurin the attendance of voters at the polls; excépt' the conveyance of voters whomre sik or infirm. 4, Furnish a ta.pay or deliver sny thoney of property,for any puroose intended to pg 108 the election of any candidate, ex the. ‘€xpenses of holdin and conduc miblic m:etings, and one rinting and hing ballots, handjils, and o previous to such Sigction. § is ity of a Sindemennor. ery pérscn who. didate at: any éleéticn, offers o so sppoint or sci ng the appointment of aay particular. “" pare. to ce as an induce. ment or oO any person’ to ey ey oR Be yet or sid in faye ey Pi) wialeaennr Pi ie SERS PERE ot on ta wiletempthe fest sree foany Yor or or te making” tHe oe the oe of po Ba candidate & misde 280n whargives cer or memher mea. tRA, oo EO E i Bry iitieal gather ‘aad Kind, held for this State, rson to 4 Every person who wilfully adds . the ptovisions of séction one thdtisand one hundred and .ninety-one of the Political Code, is gulity of misdemeanor. ° nd it is further, ordered, in .acccrdance with Secon 14? of the Political Code. of the State of Se or Gaatioreias that the following named -persons. be appoiated -officers of. election in and for their respective precincts, anu that the election be held in the “house -or Forme Rare gencenn “opposite the name of id precinets:. . Made an * Soneh ‘in pursuance of law and an order of the Board‘of Supervisors, dated September th, 1875 A. B. BRADY, Pres. ? GEORGE G* “ALLAN, ‘i, P. CRANDALL, FRANK PAUSON, JOHN Mccoy. Supervisors, } Nevads county, California. Attest: dso.) Patrison, Clerx’of Board. . By James D. Ww hite, Deputy. OTICE to Tax Payers ana Gdltractors, Notice is hereby viven that in accordLegislature of the State of Califort.ia, entitled an “‘Act to BW ip for the location, construction an aintenancé of Public ‘Roads in the County of Nevaila,” Iwill sell at public sale lo-yest bidder in front 1875, at I o’clock,. P. M.,. contracts for re. pairing and keeping in repair for the term of two years, thefollowing described roads of said county, im Nevada Lownsbip: Sec. 1, Commencing at the junction of Broad #nd Pine streets, running thence over the suspension ‘bridge past . .the Half Mile House, thence up the ridge passing the house of T.L. Hughes to Skate Creek, including, the Uridgeon.said Slate Creek, three miles more or less. This section’ will also include the cross read leadih cet and my > _ aio Fats, ah to #o rock ke of spbroten cep the ‘road: imgoed repni = ade, of settee ame r fen 9 Section No. rites Abe a % ‘aero inter* ‘tor 18 Fe. quired to — the Suspension oritep clear ant to o Beetle ‘14 of ‘the Nevada N mee County Narrow® ak ee a ee bustage in the State of io Baa is oy aten Pe Board of Direot. pany, at the office of eo company,h Va ee 5th day of October, Be * . ‘ Secre ty cat de for of. = Bate ar furs : that at a ors of abo M. of thet day to faye ance with the ‘provisions of an Act of the of the Court House on Monday, Nov. Ist.,. months ef April 1876ef 25th ea Derge the ruts trate le pat a: niyo Ky ay = ene a +, 1875, at i ee es for a Patent to a . i. , hice Cal, Aug. 26, 1875. sE is hereby given, that the Oma. nN ‘Gold Mining Company, a coyporation existing ead sha cn of Cal., Whose Por 8 Sacramento, Sucramento-eadhty, Cul, has made ap aptestion tor patent for 1300" linear feet the Omaha Qnartz Mine; bearing gold, with sarface situate in Grass Valley Mining District. Nevada County, California, and described in the plat end field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey Of Exterior Boun‘. daries: Commenving at post No. 1, matked O GM Co; (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north end of the Lode of the **Lone Jack Quartz Mine.” ‘Iinence,; var. 17° E, $ 82° E 4,75 chains, Post No 2 marked O. G M‘Co,8 E cor. Thence NYS W 24,10 chains, Post No3 marked OG M Co, NE cor, Thence 8 1° W 4.54% chains Post. No# marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No 5,2 marked O-G M.Co, on the east Tine of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thence $ 31% ° E 6.08 chains along the East Line of the, New York Hill quartz mine, to its SE cor. and Post No marked OG M Co; Thence-N.88° W 2.78 chains along south tine of the New~York-Hil quartz mine; to Post No 7 marked 0 GM Co. Thence 8 9° 4.15.42 chains ost No 8 marked O G M CoThence $ 82°°E 4.75 chuinsto Post No 1 and piace of béginning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, NE corner bears South 36° 35’ ‘East 9.19 chains from. the Northwest corner of Section 2)Tp 15.N k 8 E, and containing 19.87 acres, and designated aé lot No 64 inSéctions 2 and 3,Township 15 North, Range .8. East,.Mt: Diablo Base and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown te the applicant, but itis believed to have been located by Washington Bays etal in 1855. No record of said location gan be found. The applicant claims 8 te hla Adjoining claim. ‘ants are the New York Hill Quartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack. Quartz Mine on the Scuth. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are Lereby required to-present the same beiore this Office within sixty days from the a ‘day of pub. ishing hereof. ~ B.McFARLAND, Register. . Chas. H, Miondd Atty. -sl Delinquent Notice, Mex? AUBI'RN Mining Company. “GOLD QUARTZ Locdition of princizal of business, San. Francisco. Nctice—There are delinquent upon the folluwing descri utock, oh acecdunt of Assessment levied,on the, 25th day of August, 1875; the several amounts set opporaz so" ny cee fh @hares ihe: ‘action Ane pu ie gan n, on ery stree omnd day of October, 5, at 4 Tot ‘of 10 o’eloch, A, Mi, Of said day, to‘pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to, costs of advertising and expenses 0 Shae. €yA. JAMES, Secretary. Py i re one street, ions 9; ol County te } willbe re. ; ; fi per v2 ive Road Ea Jeo rite ocent, of the ers ofthe e he contract. 4 “YounG MEN o12 wibAilsomer 10 District Wine rom the ef-. /} may be sufferi reo of Mi ul follieg ot pe of this, the won : ever laid the al ot" sutfering ‘humanity. D s SPINNEY will guarantee to forfert 16 for every case of seminal weakness, or private diseasé Of any kind or ch recta which he undertakes and fails to cure. ty ing the popes remedy for your com. ee you are i ia eT ltr stmae pproaching the last, . gu last, and are suff ring some or all of its ill” effects, ‘ remember that if you persist in : fen, the, must come . whensthe most skillful p meng + age render 5 ha». pty ou relief, gel of me can no case has heb let tae {in reék moun ~titir' base Gf Bi [Stent Ra aera yey ens ‘Lilive oak tree ie aa! lie woul therfore ey to She waft fia Src poe that you are treads ae 5 a Rotice,. . . cheins to a e. epee @ live oak ground when you oop ac delay ay ihe & me rate be Ise distant Avi. BLISHED Di 1604 i tos ‘treat 4 mentof Sexual an al Diseases such as Gonorrhes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphi). povewn ae 8% Sentinal .Wesknege,’ 1m Skin Diseases. (of me tency, standing) ané d Uleersted . aus Uly DR. ‘GIBBON has “the ‘pleasure of ‘mn. peepee pi poe e ae or the. princes Hospitals UEUDC, B resumed ae ction at his “T-spenr Kearney Street, corner of Commer sias, Sen: Learn where his old patients and thoge uiring his’ may {dd him. money in speking rs now remedies, and his ret y puereinpeier acilities for ‘th Horrible Pred sts. , How maziy thotsauds of persots, both male ana female, are,there who are. suflering ont 4 miserable etistence ffom the’et. ‘ feet of secret rot dndtndenmeety Se 5 or .from_virns absorhe__ nto the system ! Lookpallid, et. iinted amd dedecaes “faces: anid their broken. dowu constitutions, fying them ; or tLe enjoyment of lifes In, this: situation thousands suffer until death qieses the scere , Biardians, friends attend teany of th ose , Who) are, suiferiug with any of these horrible ife ‘destroying maladies—see thit they ate caredfor ami cured hefore it-be too late,. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbons a° physician who ties waite private disease his especial 4 or.yegrs, and who is certain to, cure the most inveterate cases without whateuty br °. -{njurious drugs. . It, is,important to those who are afiiicted, or to those who are intér ésted im the welfaré of their friends, te be careful of the many pretended,doctors who infcst all cities, publishing thefr’ skit in curing #1)-diseases in a.few days; ing upon the public by using the nemes of em. inent phy agg boomy bat pos i a. placess herefore, care strict ingu!ries, or you may fat into the Jeanes-of titose charlatans. ! e Seminal Wenknsne ; Seminal Ertscions, the ‘consegtiendé ot self abuse. “Thissolitary vice; er on sexual indulgenee, is: practiced by in youth of both sexes to an Doane pene deni With unerritg’. irre Se cy aA cd Notat ithe measures, Viz: Sullow conntines spots under the eyes, pain inthe he ringfug in the ears, noise pet rastling -of . site the names o/the respective thareholdfc i from the Grass Valley toll road to roa ors as follows: : ~— dearer “ne peri eer th e Section No. 1, néer the residence.of C. W:" No. of No. of 1 ees vision. blunted whine done Beedle. Names Certifiie Shares amt . . sonfidence, diffiuerce in approge strangSec. 2. Commincing opposite the-resiFrank McCoppin,. 35 ig «2.504 ors, Staite to form new i ia dence of H Milis on Sacramento Stree’ of, . Teebe sabella G Prince, 5 1 25-00 ition to shun a9 Koh a thence to a point near: the residence Isabella .@ Prince, 1 g 2500 . ory, hectic flushes, pimples and Hinds, thence across Gold Ravine, up the . Isabella’GPrince, 10 12 50} ¢raptions about tie Fete 2 hill to the Grass Valley ‘‘ownship line. Isabella G Princé, “° T1 12 £0 . potia ‘breath, ecughs, cance Aiso the road coramendivg at Or near Hind’s . Isab lla G Prince, 12. ‘s. 12 56 . sweats, "monomanis, ¥4,) Bae beni ins® house, thence across Gold Flat, past 8. Jsabella G Prince, 13 560° -:12 50 . te relief be not obtained, Wentworth’ » house and intersecting Grass wa peeatn, \ ta 100 25 00 . o4 should apply mmetotlie situer eis dey and er toll road; opposite the . . J.Prigg vowe . 5 125 n or by agent eo mer es iss eft ee Pg C. W, Beedle, three miles . Beory ter, 18 10 2 50 his new and scien fis ot cet : enry Eife “1 10. 250 tn iis ice in Sep.3,, Commencing at » point opposite, A Cary,” M8 95), 028-4. atnek con raion mas Dv. G, will giys the residence lden, thence down . 'M A ‘Cary, * 98 To 2 50 one a pumares Do Peat ii Sacran ento street, to the junction of Broady BJ Hutchinson, 20 56 6:25) prove satisfactorily ee nt ee be ae and Main streets, fiience up Boulder street EJ Hutchinson, 21 26 6 25 pr this complaint’ by: either of and the Red Do, °K road to a poirt where Nicholas Lorbig, * 55 100 25 00} Brancisco ks. oy ope eon peti or ot eee ee. Se le a at por ion ) cho ois. 23, 10 2 40 0 ——a at ‘the function of the’ Red . Nicho! tas Lor big,’ 25 10 ~ 290 Blipar ms ‘nn ue Sy Pt a og and Quaker Hill roada one-half mile . Nicholes ~ ai 26 10 2 40 oialadies, should not forget the, sacted east of the Crystal Spring House, thence on . Robert 45 18 75 ibility.x. upon. them, nor : ai the last mentioned! road to the residence of . Robert’ . Ht “100 25 00 + chant re eginte pet : Gao. q., peco be. at Quaker Hill, three.milés } Robert my _ 4 Persons ae at Gitbon’ 8 office . i Robert ; ding. uckages: edioines ni@y re ‘aia ha oa streets, hue Sp Mat So oom ea . ede oe es ae aa lp a juncti.n of Commercial and Coyote streets, . James Curley, 31 4 5 60 oon ea 0 us goers peor thence up Coyntb to inte rsection of Wash. Jaines Curley, a7 Dn Ss ial satisfacto’ remanat mn of oftuerviess ington road, thence, to Johnston & Son’s . James Curley, 38 20 3404 rendered, » cons: tito” ciotiramtaxioes Powder House, thence by .way of County . James Curley, 34 2% 6 00} 5¢ the cas s, rather th srs out i ™ i Hospital tu Willow Valley ——. the . John Rourke , 85 20. 600 Divaahe Oreck tice of yeas hopes. Pe M. Hanley, thence to Scotch Flat, Fs nal eh “; 36 20 5 00 fhapretenders. Sec. 6” Oominencing at ithe jun ti f z 4) 580 = — ON 3s responsible, oe ya b _ g ° on v copa eat: 38 2 5 00} ive to’ etch patient a-written instrament, ‘ hénee to the head sone Neforse, 39 20 5 00 . binding himself to effect a radical and perA @ stree Ag the’ west gap of Sugar} $ DP Melville, #2 100° 25 00} “isnent cure, of make rio chi hse af, thence on the road leading to Biue. S.p ville, . 48 200. 25 00 es ‘oret at Tent, from Blue Telit House to intersection [3 D Melville, ee ‘125 3125) persons be pooner be “GuRED. AT borane Vernon House, 74 Pepe 43 60 12 60. HOME, i addressing a létter to Dr, @ib5 N Currol), 44 2 50 ec we eta tg. alg. ani tas ene bn cent 4. 4 ; 7 2 00, Arad, ening Apennines of od aE dame na arti a0 gat of ooler, thence to’ 6. 6 “6 1256 Rough & Ready ‘Townebip line, four milea. N Rorei ry 50), 12 60 $a, Piper Mee oie “ lane Sa 4 mens or leas. Chas J Hobler,50 200 © 50 00) coin, ie a “Fenisered ao through the c, 7, Conutiiog at the junction of . : Mis De Heward; 8 100.» :25 00). Post Office; or ugh ye fervent’ & 0o., fhe Scotch # lat and Washineton reads; at ' Mrs Dr Howard, 9 100 a e of, shat t the residence of pBanles, ,shénee up the . Mrs Dr Howard, 10 100 38 tees to an ae on line of’ éshingto n road to Wash. Mrs Dr H ward, i 100 25 spire sto teod ce arte Uli Siam " ington’ township hue, bo miiss*more or . Mrs E B Rider, 42 10) 98'00 . et cet. cousier Comm San_ Francisco. v8 a8 . : Mrs EB Rider, 13 400 26 00 . post Ofc. “Bex 1957. . sour Lat ante thes wth FE £e. Sette . Romo cc to'po SOR eo By! rane of Peter Bardon, two tailes Heywood Heeane , ‘62 : ah 25 on ee attend Poe Wao ele ridge Dirbron,Tr, 63 1-13 08.784 Sec. 9. Commencing at the jnnction of . Hbridge Dusbron,Te, a 4 35 8 4} a sar ah lee Sige ge abl ok caiok car MM wards’ toll road, one mile more: or less } John: agent, ps » 68 10 2 ot ‘meat im the Recut mgt . . These lines of roads require break waters . Geo 'T’ Knox, 61 25 6 26 ‘ Sertoat senegal Lito oR eae we seep it in good passablé teveling “oe So) pont eed et 100° . Application for “a” gs to a throngly she Winters weep ‘the diten-. Solomon Johnsos, 16. 100» 5 00 Mining, C1 Chait ca. cpen t rua Wat rey Solomon Johnson, 500 . 143 00° , a en oa wert AG SelomonJobneon, 24 +100 9500} Unita a State nd Office, — “Tam te hfe Solomon Johnson,. .25 100 = 25 00] Sacramento ep had of, ts aring hoe ft Ble Pg grt of contract John C,Jamisur; § wos 125} KX POTICENs hereby gi ven i the wis rnd deget sushi "ie Pu . cana racrencievneaan Sed] ON sea HS A a i e Ww. 4 so be reqired to go over the eS of the Board oe 7 rs, haee ane +38 by sc Ha Va has made application vere vgn ‘the Yuiba® bearing gold, wita. s bib if width, situate in a: ae 3 Lied, < erouad 0 ay At is Distfict, «Nevada Fat pet gether with a mill site non cep recite and described in the ‘wotes ylatand field on file-inthie office po epee viz: Survey ‘of oe ne: eg ee ae. cing at astake if the Plitincenterofa ‘beulien split in center,1.40 cb sant of aye ing fiouse. “Thence, variation’ 17° 30° 36° W 23. 2, cbs to a istahe. No: : Thénce, § 85° 45° W 9.09 chains se ’ ence N.85° 45K X09 ehbaive to piace of Open cm agi SIS et gl pg Pee roc’ Dount 180 che Rorth ot ive fa Neu? 40° B «pmo ee ° een No, & Fron cara 8 49> 30’ lof = 30 JF 498 alba, Feu Seer i 21r ‘at their __ for the happitiess of inary : £ vo She : N. P, BRO BRO OTIC! Noti _ dance with " Legislature titied an A constructic Roads in } lic sule. to Skidmore’s Bloomfieid at 11. o’cloc aud keepin years, tha Bloomfield Section 1 of the brid line, runzi Lake City. be kopt_in above the x taken out, Ditches au dn such ple Comer ithe road fr leveled ap; before the ‘that piece « ranch to th projecting: Temoved, x off, and th tion of the yon. Ditel such places Road Comin the road fr Oy in ani tance of 1 Section 2, of the Alpha the ridge on four and on “Section 8, ot te Og crise sat a rnd bed ¢0'

al 4 ae vemaeel : ‘standung somes ‘rian the cere . 7 4 Dom of edhe U8. ; ‘Tohim w sion Hie, teas SS . Wilke, Fe On MOUNG,' ‘Ey 1860,) No Cure, No Pay. ; ‘Tomeustation, wy" Gutete: ér othersnatee bee aa ‘the rh st $Bibations of the age. ‘The great nusber annually received and , piace ee Us «point ‘of number of pavery lirst of the world, and ‘the success cout ite treatment ‘Fanks it es an sare ‘he es t fap ae Peele it; they. drive 7h Sicom fom mitteok. the instre from the ‘sand “995, the atrength and vigor fro ‘they give puny and dise. ued olupeingtand poison, through ee ccatttee generations, thi trace of man. The Pee cam. be seen” -acrofula, Consumption , veipplés, the Taioe * the ces for and the Insane. Vi seeogeness the —_ FAT. ‘to man, combining wit renereal, doubles his Those. who have been treated with, iMINER~L POISON aré not . ot cured tus die dis . yee with ‘PARTIAL CURE; ‘phat leaver the poisor to crawl tnrough the tayetem, eating its way “waqgans "pencath (ies tot ia be ‘¥nso Ww SEMIN The yo the and, the a ly hh surthe future with a viruthe eon of yeigetes 4 who ex pertencen, that wookriéés in whe experiance atid ‘men"tal p= gee should stop and consid napet he eG Rare, Sodan tea weet ness of the pa rg ae failing eosaianatign. om, dita for Bovioty, dread of im ing trouble, forebodings of ra sleepl , troubled and lab‘tacen—waatis away his panei ree sey , nie ae pat ove manhood, and dragging ken path of his existence, and loatltsomé ‘grave, try sch pe tenga > cnt Gace aie arene sope one. who wrens to Gee ae shot a meee & viceee eee, ‘ a4 disordersuntil hape is'ih a , ! should wos mh Sats: re, feels <. St apont e upon to that ly, not ina rape eet but crore, sitonran say wp nin in affliction cau : P : ¢: ae thote Con the ie Gren, Judges, « e. : Pit 9 spe eet Al} letters, Rng ll he Su. ORAS E RAR ee, cathe . f % Mary Slocovich deceased. Chas.~ Std ‘erty, Gua : the minor h uri ant fo so a Suga of the id “overt, Sa eeh r, A. D. 1876. ak oa is uh tay a iven, that On } naa A. », en Rig ed of Oe O'elor J aa ya of the said House door,)in ry opublnd State a A cae: eT coltey. on the east by Tand o of “on . atréot . ‘twenty-five keel or less, south. erly from t me _stiset to the said lot “Jamel CO 4 the offi‘clal map of the > oat city of .tevada, as sur. veyed _§.Gradley, in the year 1869, tas Lot 3. 16 CHAS, EGARTY, ha _ GONSTABLE’S, oe . syeaous of Li tie RS. Town. morene alg ss i on’) and a wniaat ina Jonn Lav a Lawrence Five ub five husarenee Sout, —— nee wi ee the date of vaid Jada’ wg. ‘ upon the Milowingdeconplian ae . Section 1142-of the Political Code of TATE OF CALIFORMIA, Executive ter. re will be a Judicial Bisction bela he Ghroughoat the Btate on . Sapam, Scarabs t Bite an the. pie ing mate are to be elected: A Superintendent. of Public Instruction. Cunibieiiials gadge Foodie weuttocnth: Judicial District. id a ree ‘om Comet Judgeforthe ‘County of Nevada, * * #8 hep tnnd 9 And Ido hereby offer & hong ed of one hundred . dollarg for,the arrest and conviction of any and Wieipparyon . any: of the provisions of Title IV, Part I, of the Penal @ode; such rewards te. be paid untii . the tetal amount, héreafter @xpended for’ the purpose, reaches the sm: Lp wen phous . “Ti w thess-wheredf, 1 have’ “pervanto set my hand and caused the great seal of State to bo “Sacramento, this thirteenth day'of September, A. D. eighteen > hundred and seventy-five ooo essa ct Davupx .MELONE, And ‘n ‘a seaman foregoing procl of the nes. withthe of the State of California, it is hereby ordere. that a Ju i Zlectipn” be. h DAY OCTOBER 20th, A. D. 1875, gt the several. tion he See of ‘Nevada county, fort -and townsbip officers, vier i. A Superintendent’ of tion. . 2 One District Judge for the Fourteenth Judicial District. ‘ewer County Judge for the county of 4 One Justice of the Peace for each ™mu— tdéwnship.6'One Justice of the Reece for eech municipal Township. And its further ordered, tab of Public Instruc 6 fate of California, that the following anesod: “persons be, and they are hereby appointed officers of election, in and for their, Tes péctive: And that said eiection be held in the ‘house or foow desigite the mame of each of -said. proinieee viz: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT ‘NO. 1. °"“SEVADA TOWNSHIP, Nevads—Po Is at the Court: House. M: L. Marsh, Inspector; John Dunnioliff and Chas. E. Mulloy, Judges. Blue Tent Precinet+Pdlis at the’ school house, Jrotaly Moody, Inspector; E. P. Hayardiiid Le vi Wifiaaison, Judges. ~ . DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS TALLEY TOWNSHIP. Gees, Falls —ralle at Town, Hall. P, Paynter, Inspector; G. Hamilton and nean Gillis, es. Pines Vista— at Geo, Kress.) Chas. Leach, Insp epesarad en MeTakey. 338 age Bolin at Geo. Little’s ‘baiting. eo. Little, Inspector; B. F. Cauldin‘and:?. 0. Lyon, Jadges. t baer No. 3. ‘eOHhicA TOWNSHIP, ParekaeeP Hs at Robb’s: Hotel. Wm. . Powell, Inspector; D. Conly and A. §. Wall, ‘. dud ‘Moore's FlatecPohls at the Skating Rink, PW, doppets. ap 7 all J. ¥. Montgom Deeevilie-o#otle. at Culbertson’s Boarding House. R. H. Ms os matnieetiey: Léonard and A. nd Willett, Judges. kL TOW R. 0. sslertcsalah at Ross Hotel. ‘O. McGagin, de humo. ne a he rie Ci jaraie at Payne's Hotet. P. A, Payne, pector; W, D, Black and Jas eat eahaiet Benioy Hotel. 2 B. Williams, Tespectors 3. ‘G. ickman and Reéasoher, Judges,’ © ey Vhestis Hill — Polls at “ Woodruft’s es 8. Par yas Sot Inspectcr; A. L. ek Driscoll, et ba Cay isle-Polls at ~ oO, pg , Culberttor; ‘H. H, Hartley and ®. i; ingtou-—Polly at McBean’ P ide, Hey Tospectér, 8. 'C. Chute ard E. Pen hi, , foagen. it as ee ft) 8’ Hote omas i ap Wek + Marshall and 4 x ay.) %. TOT NO! 4. Reavy f6wxsurt. lt h ag a nda Pela Mest eae Hotel. John Perkenpin pected, A.D. Sete nied ie Hatch’'s. M. P. Hatch, gudpese c: H, cemeee, und sonny Monae Pl at A Kundhiy Houge, eeu rh tor; C.J. Cole ast; Mooney Fiate-Pol 8 at Schmidt’ 's Hotel, Geo. Schmidt, Inspector; A. M. Power and David eat Tudges,. Polls at school -houée. el ee ‘Saseotem Kerr Phelan, and J. ‘nite, ‘Judge 8. at James A, btidger’s Dickson and 8, M. Crall,-Judges. Hiscox, duspector; at achool house, bees’ John Browa and Géo. oBawia le, wet, fi ab. Sedes: ‘s "store, HO, ¥ ¥dh4. ee Ss Cs eS 4 V; G. Bell, Ins: “sar Hotie here gaaner™ andy ‘gd. Dauchex, J m DIS: ioe xO. 5% Office. Chas. W, Humphries, Inspector; Bia Cruthers and BOWys Hayden, vudges. ‘s, Boca—Polls at School House. / Bunk cece i Bana a Wu Bet — Hotel. ou Bet--. 6 r’s te uit Husse §, Taopee f suet Raed e W. 4d. ill, ti ctor}. w. pe ot sBactrsk, tuapes at re "s building. ck; Inspegtor; Joba nm. and Nistie: Judges, ieee unt’s LeiibPotty ad wechooi house. _ G, {Rana * 4, G, Turner gna ~ SRLROTION AW. c(t a 41. a ae Comet 7 person Charged with performance of ange duty under the proity. kno wig tayo or_ vio 8 of such law is, be i a different MN Rey MP BED LT fe The ey as for such on UPEr eatin Tdollays, or the State Prison WIA: Rd "who. vi +: for the purpose of » Gh -WEDNES-" foHowing State, District county” ali, San Juanes office. James A.“Stidger, Inspector; J. Ged ruett _ MEADOW LAKB TOWNSHIP. *“rackee—Polls one doo: weit of, Post’ yee: isles race fen Laer oe bee canceled, régistered by the Board of Judges, at ary ‘election, refuses. to be ‘sworn, or, being sworn, refuses> to Emp any pertinent question pane by such pAb ry poing the righ. of 4 tb, vote, is ofa caahemeakian: Spe. 44. Every person summowed: d: to appear and testi!y before eny Board of Registration, who wilfulty di eh summohs, is guilty of a misdemean vote who fra ffy ~ yotes,” tha every persoh who votes more than once at any one. #lection or kitowiugly-hatds in two or ckets folded together, or “changes at dt after the same hasbeer deposi‘ted in the ballet-box. or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those Jegally polled at any election either by frauduleutly introduving the same inge-the ballot bex before ‘or r-the ballots~ therein ™have been the Siti pobpec ge pabliel gues —_ a rey of a jemeanor. pepe aaah ch eee es ‘the reor sult of any nm, or upon ‘the saccets . or f. iinee Cae on or candi oF upon the roc ot yotes to be cast tither in thes or of any particulrr wandidate, or w thd r, to “be cast upon an person, is ‘gaily a misdemeanor. aw fy 61.4 Every + Person -—who ‘wilfully violates any of “the provisions of the laws . of this ttate relating to-electisns, is, unless See. 4g Ftd? Bay “not 4 ntitled to . -s different punishment for such violation a is prescribed by this Codie, p bya fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment ip the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot. Sec. , 62. «Every person, who prints any ticket not in conformity with section one thousand one hundred and -ninety-oae, of the Political Code, or who circulates or givés to another any ticket, = at the time that such ticket. does notcontorm to7 counted, ot adds to or oO with, or atts to add to or mix. w the’ Ballots . lawfully polled, other ‘ballots while the. {same are being count.d or canvessed. or at . any othertime with intent to change the . result of such election, or carries away or destroys, mat = 9d arty Way or destroy, aay poll list, or or DALE OF Dallot-box, yi Bp or invalidatilates, -or destroys any election returns,-or in any manner so ifterfetes with: the cfti: cers holdiag such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully ex their rights.of voting at sach elestion, as to prevent suchielectiow or capvasefrom aa fairly held and lawfally cond guilty of felony. a Bet. 46° Every’ ‘person “ not entitled to vote, who freudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitfed'to: ‘Vote, attempts to yoté more than orce st any election, is guilty of a misdemeador, . Bec. 45, Every _ person who procures, aids, absists, counsels Oradyvises another to give or offer his vote at any electiod, knowing ‘that the person is not qualified iy vote, ees of vase omectiay has ot 21 4 48. et or Cler ection who valde I changing or destroying any poll list, or in ‘placing any ballots in th ‘ot or taking auy therefrom, or adds, or atte@pts to add, any ballots to ‘those‘iegally polied st sucheléction, either by fraudulently introducing the same into . the ballot box before or after the ballots therein have been counted; or adds to or mixes with, or attempts toladd to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the sanse are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time, with the intent to change the result of ‘said efsetion, or allow another to do so when in his power to prevent it, or carries away or destroys,or knewingly allows another to away or destr y, any poll list, ballot box, or ballots lawful y polled is punishable by imprig‘onment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than séven years. Sec, 49, Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to pultting the ballot of -an-eleetor-im the ballot box, attempts to find outaay name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ‘dpatlot of any elector which has been banded in to be opened or examined previous to puting the same into’ the ballot box, or who makes:or places anx mark or device on any folded allot with the view toascertain the naine peony person for whom the elector hits vo' or who, without the consent of.the elector, disclos-s the name of any person which such Inspector, Judge, or Jlerk has fraudulently or illegally discovered to have been voted for by such elector, is punishable by filte, ot Jess than fifty nor more than fivé hundred dollars, Bass 50. ae ee forges or rfeite returns of.an.election purportfat have been held vy & pfecinct, ee, or oe merd where noelection was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or counter. feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, town or ward where no election was a Arne heldis pun-ishab Ue lpprogpnaent . State Prison totth teow of ae ne 6 nor more than ten years. i Sec, 51. to, or salitra ts from, ‘the votes, actually cast at an election, in any returns, or who alters such returns, is punishable by impee ‘. prisonnient in the: State Prison for not lds’ than one nor more than five years, Sec, 62, Every person who aids, or abéts in the commission of any of the. offences mentioned‘in the four preceding gections, is pee by impris nment in the County Jail for the period of six Jpontiis, or in'the State Prison not exceoding two years. Sec. 53. Every person who, by forde; tiireats, menkces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly attempt to influence any elector in giving-his vote, or deter him from giving the sme, or atempt by any means whatever to: awe, fe. hen hinder, or disturb any y elector in the frée exercise of the right Faneng’. or furnishes any elector wishing to wpte, who -cannot read, With, a ticket, inf ing or giving such ‘€ ector “to Whderstand that it cont ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds Gny ¢lector'at apy ‘wuth. eléction, by deceiving and causing such dléctor to Vote for a different person or any 0’& ge vom <d or desired-to Nate for, . or . C] . P any elec ‘ie, white~-acting as“such, fi@uces or at cmp tg induce any elector, » bt promise ". efi Wy mis vote rafttersntin rom What such ene intended or seme to vote, he is oe of eeeden wits 64 ve te ao eh with intent to promote the nace of himself, or any other T Vernienon ckeoswbudne at his exGeo, B, Newell, “Ipspector; John Connors, pense shakin Mave checcn ts PRoaets or during . 2. Pays for, procures, or engages to for any auch entertainment, we 2 vd, 3. PurhiHes or ni bap “pay or deliy any. im or, ‘or the OBe of procuring the} etindalse of votere at (net pez He, or pensa' any person for procurin the attendance of voters at the polls; excépt' the conveyance

of voters whomre sik or infirm. 4, Furnish a ta.pay or deliver sny thoney of property,for any puroose intended to pg 108 the election of any candidate, ex the. ‘€xpenses of holdin and conduc miblic m:etings, and one rinting and hing ballots, handjils, and o previous to such Sigction. § is ity of a Sindemennor. ery pérscn who. didate at: any éleéticn, offers o so sppoint or sci ng the appointment of aay particular. “" pare. to ce as an induce. ment or oO any person’ to ey ey oR Be yet or sid in faye ey Pi) wialeaennr Pi ie SERS PERE ot on ta wiletempthe fest sree foany Yor or or te making” tHe oe the oe of po Ba candidate & misde 280n whargives cer or memher mea. tRA, oo EO E i Bry iitieal gather ‘aad Kind, held for this State, rson to 4 Every person who wilfully adds . the ptovisions of séction one thdtisand one hundred and .ninety-one of the Political Code, is gulity of misdemeanor. ° nd it is further, ordered, in .acccrdance with Secon 14? of the Political Code. of the State of Se or Gaatioreias that the following named -persons. be appoiated -officers of. election in and for their respective precincts, anu that the election be held in the “house -or Forme Rare gencenn “opposite the name of id precinets:. . Made an * Soneh ‘in pursuance of law and an order of the Board‘of Supervisors, dated September th, 1875 A. B. BRADY, Pres. ? GEORGE G* “ALLAN, ‘i, P. CRANDALL, FRANK PAUSON, JOHN Mccoy. Supervisors, } Nevads county, California. Attest: dso.) Patrison, Clerx’of Board. . By James D. Ww hite, Deputy. OTICE to Tax Payers ana Gdltractors, Notice is hereby viven that in accordLegislature of the State of Califort.ia, entitled an “‘Act to BW ip for the location, construction an aintenancé of Public ‘Roads in the County of Nevaila,” Iwill sell at public sale lo-yest bidder in front 1875, at I o’clock,. P. M.,. contracts for re. pairing and keeping in repair for the term of two years, thefollowing described roads of said county, im Nevada Lownsbip: Sec. 1, Commencing at the junction of Broad #nd Pine streets, running thence over the suspension ‘bridge past . .the Half Mile House, thence up the ridge passing the house of T.L. Hughes to Skate Creek, including, the Uridgeon.said Slate Creek, three miles more or less. This section’ will also include the cross read leadih cet and my > _ aio Fats, ah to #o rock ke of spbroten cep the ‘road: imgoed repni = ade, of settee ame r fen 9 Section No. rites Abe a % ‘aero inter* ‘tor 18 Fe. quired to — the Suspension oritep clear ant to o Beetle ‘14 of ‘the Nevada N mee County Narrow® ak ee a ee bustage in the State of io Baa is oy aten Pe Board of Direot. pany, at the office of eo company,h Va ee 5th day of October, Be * . ‘ Secre ty cat de for of. = Bate ar furs : that at a ors of abo M. of thet day to faye ance with the ‘provisions of an Act of the of the Court House on Monday, Nov. Ist.,. months ef April 1876ef 25th ea Derge the ruts trate le pat a: niyo Ky ay = ene a +, 1875, at i ee es for a Patent to a . i. , hice Cal, Aug. 26, 1875. sE is hereby given, that the Oma. nN ‘Gold Mining Company, a coyporation existing ead sha cn of Cal., Whose Por 8 Sacramento, Sucramento-eadhty, Cul, has made ap aptestion tor patent for 1300" linear feet the Omaha Qnartz Mine; bearing gold, with sarface situate in Grass Valley Mining District. Nevada County, California, and described in the plat end field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey Of Exterior Boun‘. daries: Commenving at post No. 1, matked O GM Co; (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north end of the Lode of the **Lone Jack Quartz Mine.” ‘Iinence,; var. 17° E, $ 82° E 4,75 chains, Post No 2 marked O. G M‘Co,8 E cor. Thence NYS W 24,10 chains, Post No3 marked OG M Co, NE cor, Thence 8 1° W 4.54% chains Post. No# marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No 5,2 marked O-G M.Co, on the east Tine of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thence $ 31% ° E 6.08 chains along the East Line of the, New York Hill quartz mine, to its SE cor. and Post No marked OG M Co; Thence-N.88° W 2.78 chains along south tine of the New~York-Hil quartz mine; to Post No 7 marked 0 GM Co. Thence 8 9° 4.15.42 chains ost No 8 marked O G M CoThence $ 82°°E 4.75 chuinsto Post No 1 and piace of béginning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, NE corner bears South 36° 35’ ‘East 9.19 chains from. the Northwest corner of Section 2)Tp 15.N k 8 E, and containing 19.87 acres, and designated aé lot No 64 inSéctions 2 and 3,Township 15 North, Range .8. East,.Mt: Diablo Base and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown te the applicant, but itis believed to have been located by Washington Bays etal in 1855. No record of said location gan be found.. The applicant claims 8 te hla Adjoining claim. ‘ants are the New York Hill Quartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack. Quartz Mine on the Scuth. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are Lereby required to-present the same beiore this Office within sixty days from the a ‘day of pub. ishing hereof. ~ B.McFARLAND, Register. . Chas. H, Miondd Atty. -sl Delinquent Notice, Mex? AUBI'RN Mining Company. “GOLD QUARTZ Locdition of princizal of business, San. Francisco. Nctice—There are delinquent upon the folluwing descri utock, oh acecdunt of Assessment levied,on the, 25th day of August, 1875; the several amounts set opporaz so" ny cee fh @hares ihe: ‘action Ane pu ie gan n, on ery stree omnd day of October, 5, at 4 Tot ‘of 10 o’eloch, A, Mi, Of said day, to‘pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to, costs of advertising and expenses 0 Shae. €yA. JAMES, Secretary. Py i re one street, ions 9; ol County te } willbe re. ; ; fi per v2 ive Road Ea Jeo rite ocent, of the ers ofthe e he contract. 4 “YounG MEN o12 wibAilsomer 10 District Wine rom the ef-. /} may be sufferi reo of Mi ul follieg ot pe of this, the won : ever laid the al ot" sutfering ‘humanity. D s SPINNEY will guarantee to forfert 16 for every case of seminal weakness, or private diseasé Of any kind or ch recta which he undertakes and fails to cure. ty ing the popes remedy for your com. ee you are i ia eT ltr stmae pproaching the last, . gu last, and are suff ring some or all of its ill” effects, ‘ remember that if you persist in : fen, the, must come . whensthe most skillful p meng + age render 5 ha». pty ou relief, gel of me can no case has heb let tae {in reék moun ~titir' base Gf Bi [Stent Ra aera yey ens ‘Lilive oak tree ie aa! lie woul therfore ey to She waft fia Src poe that you are treads ae 5 a Rotice,. . . cheins to a e. epee @ live oak ground when you oop ac delay ay ihe & me rate be Ise distant Avi. BLISHED Di 1604 i tos ‘treat 4 mentof Sexual an al Diseases such as Gonorrhes,Gleet, Stricture, Syphi). povewn ae 8% Sentinal .Wesknege,’ 1m Skin Diseases. (of me tency, standing) ané d Uleersted . aus Uly DR. ‘GIBBON has “the ‘pleasure of ‘mn. peepee pi poe e ae or the. princes Hospitals UEUDC, B resumed ae ction at his “T-spenr Kearney Street, corner of Commer sias, Sen: Learn where his old patients and thoge uiring his’ may {dd him. money in speking rs now remedies, and his ret y puereinpeier acilities for ‘th Horrible Pred sts. , How maziy thotsauds of persots, both male ana female, are,there who are. suflering ont 4 miserable etistence ffom the’et. ‘ feet of secret rot dndtndenmeety Se 5 or .from_virns absorhe__ nto the system ! Lookpallid, et. iinted amd dedecaes “faces: anid their broken. dowu constitutions, fying them ; or tLe enjoyment of lifes In, this: situation thousands suffer until death qieses the scere , Biardians, friends attend teany of th ose , Who) are, suiferiug with any of these horrible ife ‘destroying maladies—see thit they ate caredfor ami cured hefore it-be too late,. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbons a° physician who ties waite private disease his especial 4 or.yegrs, and who is certain to, cure the most inveterate cases without whateuty br °. -{njurious drugs. . It, is,important to those who are afiiicted, or to those who are intér ésted im the welfaré of their friends, te be careful of the many pretended,doctors who infcst all cities, publishing thefr’ skit in curing #1)-diseases in a.few days; ing upon the public by using the nemes of em. inent phy agg boomy bat pos i a. placess herefore, care strict ingu!ries, or you may fat into the Jeanes-of titose charlatans. ! e Seminal Wenknsne ; Seminal Ertscions, the ‘consegtiendé ot self abuse. “Thissolitary vice; er on sexual indulgenee, is: practiced by in youth of both sexes to an Doane pene deni With unerritg’. irre Se cy aA cd Notat ithe measures, Viz: Sullow conntines spots under the eyes, pain inthe he ringfug in the ears, noise pet rastling -of . site the names o/the respective thareholdfc i from the Grass Valley toll road to roa ors as follows: : ~— dearer “ne peri eer th e Section No. 1, néer the residence.of C. W:" No. of No. of 1 ees vision. blunted whine done Beedle. Names Certifiie Shares amt . . sonfidence, diffiuerce in approge strangSec. 2. Commincing opposite the-resiFrank McCoppin,. 35 ig «2.504 ors, Staite to form new i ia dence of H Milis on Sacramento Stree’ of, . Teebe sabella G Prince, 5 1 25-00 ition to shun a9 Koh a thence to a point near: the residence Isabella .@ Prince, 1 g 2500 . ory, hectic flushes, pimples and Hinds, thence across Gold Ravine, up the . Isabella’GPrince, 10 12 50} ¢raptions about tie Fete 2 hill to the Grass Valley ‘‘ownship line. Isabella G Princé, “° T1 12 £0 . potia ‘breath, ecughs, cance Aiso the road coramendivg at Or near Hind’s . Isab lla G Prince, 12. ‘s. 12 56 . sweats, "monomanis, ¥4,) Bae beni ins® house, thence across Gold Flat, past 8. Jsabella G Prince, 13 560° -:12 50 . te relief be not obtained, Wentworth’ » house and intersecting Grass wa peeatn, \ ta 100 25 00 . o4 should apply mmetotlie situer eis dey and er toll road; opposite the . . J.Prigg vowe . 5 125 n or by agent eo mer es iss eft ee Pg C. W, Beedle, three miles . Beory ter, 18 10 2 50 his new and scien fis ot cet : enry Eife “1 10. 250 tn iis ice in Sep.3,, Commencing at » point opposite, A Cary,” M8 95), 028-4. atnek con raion mas Dv. G, will giys the residence lden, thence down . 'M A ‘Cary, * 98 To 2 50 one a pumares Do Peat ii Sacran ento street, to the junction of Broady BJ Hutchinson, 20 56 6:25) prove satisfactorily ee nt ee be ae and Main streets, fiience up Boulder street EJ Hutchinson, 21 26 6 25 pr this complaint’ by: either of and the Red Do, °K road to a poirt where Nicholas Lorbig, * 55 100 25 00} Brancisco ks. oy ope eon peti or ot eee ee. Se le a at por ion ) cho ois. 23, 10 2 40 0 ——a at ‘the function of the’ Red . Nicho! tas Lor big,’ 25 10 ~ 290 Blipar ms ‘nn ue Sy Pt a og and Quaker Hill roada one-half mile . Nicholes ~ ai 26 10 2 40 oialadies, should not forget the, sacted east of the Crystal Spring House, thence on . Robert 45 18 75 ibility.x. upon. them, nor : ai the last mentioned! road to the residence of . Robert’ . Ht “100 25 00 + chant re eginte pet : Gao. q., peco be. at Quaker Hill, three.milés } Robert my _ 4 Persons ae at Gitbon’ 8 office . i Robert ; ding. uckages: edioines ni@y re ‘aia ha oa streets, hue Sp Mat So oom ea . ede oe es ae aa lp a juncti.n of Commercial and Coyote streets, . James Curley, 31 4 5 60 oon ea 0 us goers peor thence up Coyntb to inte rsection of Wash. Jaines Curley, a7 Dn Ss ial satisfacto’ remanat mn of oftuerviess ington road, thence, to Johnston & Son’s . James Curley, 38 20 3404 rendered, » cons: tito” ciotiramtaxioes Powder House, thence by .way of County . James Curley, 34 2% 6 00} 5¢ the cas s, rather th srs out i ™ i Hospital tu Willow Valley ——. the . John Rourke , 85 20. 600 Divaahe Oreck tice of yeas hopes. Pe M. Hanley, thence to Scotch Flat, Fs nal eh “; 36 20 5 00 fhapretenders. Sec. 6” Oominencing at ithe jun ti f z 4) 580 = — ON 3s responsible, oe ya b _ g ° on v copa eat: 38 2 5 00} ive to’ etch patient a-written instrament, ‘ hénee to the head sone Neforse, 39 20 5 00 . binding himself to effect a radical and perA @ stree Ag the’ west gap of Sugar} $ DP Melville, #2 100° 25 00} “isnent cure, of make rio chi hse af, thence on the road leading to Biue. S.p ville, . 48 200. 25 00 es ‘oret at Tent, from Blue Telit House to intersection [3 D Melville, ee ‘125 3125) persons be pooner be “GuRED. AT borane Vernon House, 74 Pepe 43 60 12 60. HOME, i addressing a létter to Dr, @ib5 N Currol), 44 2 50 ec we eta tg. alg. ani tas ene bn cent 4. 4 ; 7 2 00, Arad, ening Apennines of od aE dame na arti a0 gat of ooler, thence to’ 6. 6 “6 1256 Rough & Ready ‘Townebip line, four milea. N Rorei ry 50), 12 60 $a, Piper Mee oie “ lane Sa 4 mens or leas. Chas J Hobler,50 200 © 50 00) coin, ie a “Fenisered ao through the c, 7, Conutiiog at the junction of . : Mis De Heward; 8 100.» :25 00). Post Office; or ugh ye fervent’ & 0o., fhe Scotch # lat and Washineton reads; at ' Mrs Dr Howard, 9 100 a e of, shat t the residence of pBanles, ,shénee up the . Mrs Dr Howard, 10 100 38 tees to an ae on line of’ éshingto n road to Wash. Mrs Dr H ward, i 100 25 spire sto teod ce arte Uli Siam " ington’ township hue, bo miiss*more or . Mrs E B Rider, 42 10) 98'00 . et cet. cousier Comm San_ Francisco. v8 a8 . : Mrs EB Rider, 13 400 26 00 . post Ofc. “Bex 1957. . sour Lat ante thes wth FE £e. Sette . Romo cc to'po SOR eo By! rane of Peter Bardon, two tailes Heywood Heeane , ‘62 : ah 25 on ee attend Poe Wao ele ridge Dirbron,Tr, 63 1-13 08.784 Sec. 9. Commencing at the jnnction of . Hbridge Dusbron,Te, a 4 35 8 4} a sar ah lee Sige ge abl ok caiok car MM wards’ toll road, one mile more: or less } John: agent, ps » 68 10 2 ot ‘meat im the Recut mgt . . These lines of roads require break waters . Geo 'T’ Knox, 61 25 6 26 ‘ Sertoat senegal Lito oR eae we seep it in good passablé teveling “oe So) pont eed et 100° . Application for “a” gs to a throngly she Winters weep ‘the diten-. Solomon Johnsos, 16. 100» 5 00 Mining, C1 Chait ca. cpen t rua Wat rey Solomon Johnson, 500 . 143 00° , a en oa wert AG SelomonJobneon, 24 +100 9500} Unita a State nd Office, — “Tam te hfe Solomon Johnson,. .25 100 = 25 00] Sacramento ep had of, ts aring hoe ft Ble Pg grt of contract John C,Jamisur; § wos 125} KX POTICENs hereby gi ven i the wis rnd deget sushi "ie Pu . cana racrencievneaan Sed] ON sea HS A a i e Ww. 4 so be reqired to go over the eS of the Board oe 7 rs, haee ane +38 by sc Ha Va has made application vere vgn ‘the Yuiba® bearing gold, wita. s bib if width, situate in a: ae 3 Lied, < erouad 0 ay At is Distfict, «Nevada Fat pet gether with a mill site non cep recite and described in the ‘wotes ylatand field on file-inthie office po epee viz: Survey ‘of oe ne: eg ee ae. cing at astake if the Plitincenterofa ‘beulien split in center,1.40 cb sant of aye ing fiouse. “Thence, variation’ 17° 30° 36° W 23. 2, cbs to a istahe. No: : Thénce, § 85° 45° W 9.09 chains se ’ ence N.85° 45K X09 ehbaive to piace of Open cm agi SIS et gl pg Pee roc’ Dount 180 che Rorth ot ive fa Neu? 40° B «pmo ee ° een No, & Fron cara 8 49> 30’ lof = 30 JF 498 alba, Feu Seer i 21r ‘at their __ for the happitiess of inary : £ vo She : N. P, BRO BRO OTIC! Noti _ dance with " Legislature titied an A constructic Roads in } lic sule. to Skidmore’s Bloomfieid at 11. o’cloc aud keepin years, tha Bloomfield Section 1 of the brid line, runzi Lake City. be kopt_in above the x taken out, Ditches au dn such ple Comer ithe road fr leveled ap; before the ‘that piece « ranch to th projecting: Temoved, x off, and th tion of the yon.. Ditel such places Road Comin the road fr Oy in ani tance of 1 Section 2, of the Alpha the ridge on four and on “Section 8, ot te Og crise sat a rnd bed ¢0'