October 21, 1877 (4 pages)

e lowest th, 1877, the town ld Town. October shingtoy, us. Bale ridgeport, id ef the yn of the ak. City, d by the re or leas. nocion of .at Lake bh Bloom. intersechat piece he Back 3. nction of of North: n of Reesing of les,more City and o Eureka less. Pe \a~“Town. County or less. towa of vada and ps’ Hill. store in: dto the 3 miles, ’s stoe, ctend up branch. off 80 as. on stage a: fallen’ -@t from must be he Road nt washhe loose: be road , leveled and be‘8 must on durLL, obtd: . aunty of: In the ker, deition he Ee setting ount of said dere 8sI0% that all stration rtion or among praying aistriamong dQ that 2 of tlie: nd ap. yf the t Roonr ia; in day of . ., them der. of of th neirs of. W; ata inistrabe setordered hed for éth day . Daily id pabUL, adage. ols ES @ VOL. XXXV. . NEVADA UITY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY MORNING. CCTOBER 21, 1877. The Daily Gransceript NEVADA. OITY, CaL. : . M, P. BROWN, BROWN & CO, Proprivtors. POT TE ER oe Sanat “NOTICE TO CON PHAC LOR 5, OTICE is hereby given that in accordince with the pro isions of an Act ot the Legisluure of tne State of California, enti led au “Act to. provide for the Jocatiun, construction aud laintenance of Public rouds it the County of Neva in,” I will sell at public sale to the lowesy bilder, in front of B.F. Sarll’s store, in the town of Yuu Bet, on THU wspay, Uctuber 95ti , 1877, at Ove o'clock P. M., co tracts for tepa rng an! keeping in repair, for the; “period of two yeurs, tue fullowiug described rorda of sfid county: Littke York. Township, Section 1. Coiamenving at Rea Dog, thence by way of Yuu Bet wu the juncti om of the. Gruss Valley aud Be.r iver road at the White House, 234 m:les more or Jess. “This iiue of road’ reqaires brea -waters and turn-)uts to keep tae Water off the roa i, aod sis) from «:8.ing sa ue, aud to be kept ia good traveling aud pissable. order during the Winer; also all ditches to de kept oper duri’ g the rainy season; also all bridges aud culverts to Se put ip good substantia repair imuedistely, and to be kept sv during the whole term of contract.’ section 4, Coinmencing at the White House, then-e tu Bear Rives. Four miles more or less, This line of road reqifires break-waterr atid turn-out; to keep the water from washing saidr.ad, THY You Bet station read also requires a ditch on upper side twelve inches deep und twelve incies wide, to keep the water off of said roads, an! the same to be rept open during the winter; also all bridg+s and culver s to be putin good, snitabie condition imwedia ely, and to be kept so diriag the whole term of contract. —~ Section 3. Commencing at the White House, thence on tue Grass Valley roid and the Bugna Vissa Ranch road tu Gieen.horn brilge. ‘Two and ore-balt miles nore orless, incladinyg on--ha fof said bridge, Tis line of read r quires breck-waters and turn outs to turn the w«ter from the roads, to keep them from washing, »nd in gooa traveling order duri g the Winter; also all ditches 19 be kent open during the Tainy sear n;4Js0 41] culverts to be putia good substantial repay immedistely, and to be keptso during the whole term of contract. Section 4. Com'nencing at Little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. Nine miles more or less. This line of roal. requires four cuts to be filled, with culverts in the sime, to carry al! water off that may accumulat ; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and substantial repi'r daring the whol term of contract; also bisak. watersand turn-ou 8 t) turn the water off the roal, to keep it from washing and in good traveling an:! passable condition durfogthe Winter and spring; 4)80 all ditches be kept open during the rainy aud suowy season. The above said culver's to be not less than twelve inches in the clear. The ‘planks ta, be well spiked with six inch _wikes. Hew} Sectlon 5. Commen-ing at You Bet : _ thence down to Ste p Ho:low Creek acrous said creek to Little Yurk. Three miles more or. leas. This line of road reqniresa good road from each sid: of the creek inty the said ereek; also a good recd across the tailings of said creek, and to be kept so uring the whole term of ‘snid contract; also ot re. quires break-waters a.d ‘turn-onrs to turn the water off the road to keep it fr»m wash‘ ing; also all ditches are t6 be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridg:s aud culverts are to be put in repair immeiately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract. The Gontrictor shall be required to keep the road free from 11 «batructions, such as -felien trees; rorks, stones (loone or oth’., e@rwise) from paid road. The Contr ctor of each section shall aleo be required ti pass over the road each month and +ee that all ruts, holes, et:., are properly filled and the r ad beu level. ed, and that the road is kept in good traveling order during the whole term of the eontract. JE.SE (HOMPSON, Roat Commissioner. Assessment Notice. HH: GOLD MINING COMPANY — Location of princip. ’ place of 1a-iheas, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Woods’ Ruvine, Deer Creek, Nevada county, Oslifornnia — Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors, held on the ninth (9th) day of October, 1877, an assessment No, 7,) of ten (10) cents per share was levidd upon the ¢apital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in ited States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Com. pany, 612 Oommervia) street, San Francis. #0, California, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid onthe 17th day of November, 1877, will be delinquent and adVertised for sale at public auction, and unJess payment is made before, will besold on MUNDAY, the 0th day of December 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together th costs of advertising and expenses of vB Sale, By order of the Board of Directors. J. F. HERRMANN, Secretarr: Office, 612 Commercial street, San Fransino, . California, ot2 ; ; "No. 903 Application for a Patent to a ‘Mining Claim. Unite! States Land Office, mento, Cal., 8 pt. 29th, 1877, OTICE is hereby given that Her. Cooper, whose post office is Nevada City, has made epplivation for Patent for ® Placer mining claim bearing gold, situ in Seoot’s Flat Mining District, Neva. ba county, California,” and described ag vile: On surveyed land, being %, NE of NW ane jot — Brown, et al., March 30, 1877, a sige. in the mining records of NevaAdjoini: ts » ire Stenust cheese ‘ae G: A. BAILEY. mm > OTICE TO CONTRACTORS, KY OTICE is hereby given that iz aceord N ance witb the provisious of an Act of the Legisisture of the State of Califurnis, entitled in ‘Act to. prov de ior the locnation, construction ond maint nance of parblie roads in the Couuty of NeVada.” I wiil sei] at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of the. Court House doo-, in the City of Nevada, on WEDNE DaY, O.t. 24th, . 1877, at Ten o’el ck A. M., Contracts for repairing and keep:ny in repuir, for the pe:iod, of two yeurs, the vllowing cercribed reads of said Gouuty: Nevada Town hkp. Section! Commen.iny at the june‘ion of Pine end road sir ets, thee rapning over the Suspension Bridge past the HaliMile House, up house of '(. L. Hughes tu Slate Crvex, in ciuding Sl.ite Crak bricge Mnis section aiso in-ludés tle erogs rvad Jeauing from the Grass Valley tol! road to roa! section No: oue, near the res dence of G:W.-LBeadle. : ‘Fhis section of read requires break-wters and turn-out places 'o tarn the water off the road so ag tu keep it from washinz and kevp it in good passable traveling order through thé wiiter; «Iso tu keep the ditches open thrc ug. the rainy e@ason; ua’. 80 al bvidzes ‘an, .ulverts to be pat in geod substantial repair ins diately and ke »t 60 during the whoie term f contract. . ‘Lhe Conta tor-will be required 10 keep the rosd clear of #1! obstru tious; he wi ] also be r quired tu go over the soads evry two weeks during tis termof aeonttact, aid Ree thatthe rats re atl filled and road bed roundei up, and new ditches openét on the uppcr sidd of the road where there ars hone now; and-all lo ge rocks takon off, and all rocks taken out that project above the road bed. ji In addiviun to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension hriage clear of snuw during the term of contract, Section 2. Commencing op osite the residence +f 4d. C. Misls, on 8S cramenta street, thence t» the junction of Nimro( stteet, theice across Gokt Flat by the residence ot J. H. Wentworth, thence ulong past the GouliRan Miil, to ts intersection with the Grars Valley tull. road, opposite the residence of ©. W. B,adle. This hne of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tre water o® the roid so #6 to ke p it from washing, aud to keep it'in pood passable traveling order through the winter; siso tokeep the ditches open through the ratty season; all bridges anil culvarts to be pas in youd substantivl rep’ r immediately, and kept vo during the whole ‘erm of contract. ‘The covtractor will be required to keep theroad clear f all obstruction: ; he wil ulso be FP quired to yo ovr the roud every two w eks and see that toe rats are ull jtiled, the roal bed rounded” up an) new ditches opened on th» upper side where there are pone now. and al! loose rocks taken off or oroken up, and ali ruck that proj ctsabove the roai bed to be taken vut, and do all taat is required to keep the road in g 01 repair duriug the who.e term uf coufract. : Scctivu J. Com.nencing at a point opposite the-reriden:e of Mrs. Belden, then e down Sacramento st ect to the juuction of “Broutand M iostrects, thence up Bolder street and the led Dog road toa point where Ghew’s.toll ruad Gowmenves, rix miles more or Jews; alsu tuut portion of road commencing at the juaction of the Kei Dog aad Quixer Hill roads, balf u mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, tueuce on the last mentioned road to the resigen. e of Geo. F. Juccbs, ut Quaker Hill, three miles more Or Less. Tuis.tineot road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the wuter bo us to keep it from washing, aud keep it in ag od passable traveling order througt the wiute:;,ul-o to keep the iditches open through the rainy seasui,; all Lridges und culverts ty be’put in gosd suvs.actial re. Pair immediatly ana kept sv uuring the whole torm of coutract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clerr of all ebstracviuns; he wiil ulso be required to go over tne rad evcry two weeks and see that the ruts are ail filled uid road bed rounded up, new ditch¢s opened on the upper side of th: road whece there are none now; all loure rock te be-taken off-or broken up; aiso ali rock that projects above the ruud bed tu be taken out, and to'du ail that is required to ker p the roud im “gvoi repair dusimg the whuyie term of cntruct. section 4. Commencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of Comm rial and Coyote rtrevis, thence up Cuyote to inters: ction of Washington roud tu Juhnston’s puwuer house, thence via \ ounty Hospit.ul th.ough Willow Valley, past the huuse of Luchsinger to the Juuct.on of the Mil iken toll roai on the Ridge, tour miles mre or less. . ‘This line of road requires breakwaters and turn-out places to warn the water. off the road so as to kesp it from washing, and keep it-in good p.ssable traveling order through the winter; ail bridges and culverts to. ke Puc iu gvod substantial repair immediately, ana kept so during ine whole t&rm of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstractions; he wii also be required to go over the road every two wecks and see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new dite. es opened on the upper ride where there ére none now; ait loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all rocds that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all tnat ia required to ke: p the road iv good repair during the whole &rm of contract; he will also be required to « xcavate sufficient of the bank mm frontof Wilson’s honse to siraighten the road; he will also be required to excavate about six técetof the bank at the nurth end of Mosquito creck bridge. Bection 6 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main’strcets, thence to the head of Browd street tothe West gap of Sugar Louf, thence on the road leading,t» Blue Tent; from Blue Tent House to intersection of to:l road at Mt. Vernon Houe, B:ven miles more or legs. This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keepit in good passable traveling order through the winter; abo to keep the ditches open through the rainy seasou; all bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, kept so during the whole term of contract. . Lhe contractor wiil be required.to keep ‘the road clear of all obstructions, R20 over the road every two weeks and Bee that the ruts are all filled, ro.d bed roundéd up, new d.tches opened on the upper side where there sre none now; all loose Tock to ve taken off or hroken up; also all } rock thas projects above the -bed to be. taken out,-and te doall that is required te keep thie rvad in goud repair during the whole term of the contract. of Fast West Broad: street, th up Weet aay efreet, «rossing American Hill, 4 tie riige, passing the® past the residence of J. k. Pool'r, thence to Rough & R ady Towuship line, four miles more cr fess. ; ‘Fois ine of roud requires break-wWaters and turn-out p uces tu turn the water otf the rodd 8. a* to keep 1¢ from washing, and kerpit in gvod passuble trav: ling order through the winter ;also to ke p the ditch‘Bs open through the rainy season; also a!l briuges an! culverts to bputin good-snbttantiul r pir immediately, and kept so during the whole term of coutract. the'toad cle:r of all obstructions, to go vver the row ouce in two wecks und see that the ruts are all fied, road bed rounded up, pew ditches opeved ou the upper sid whe e there are pune now, all loose roex tukeu off or broken up, and all rock thet projects above the rvad bed. to be faxen ouv, and to do all tnuat is require] t keep the ruad in ,cod repair durmg the whole term of coutract. : Sect on 7--Comm~encing at the junction of the Milliken (0 1Road and Wasu:ngton Rord—on the Kidge; theme aloug said Ridge jiast the Centril House to the more or less. ‘ This line of the 10ad requires breakWaters and turu ut piaces to turn the water offthe road so as to keep it from wishing, aud keep it in good, passable traveling order throaghout the Wiuter; alro to kee, the ditch 8 .open throughout the rainy season ; i All bridges and culverts to be kept in good substautial repair immediately, and kept so during the whule time of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the rvad cieur of all ovustructions, to go over the road once every two weeks and see that 1uts are all filled, the ‘roud bed rounded up, new Giich.s opened on tne upper side where there are nove now; wil luose rock taken, ff and all projecting rocks und rovts to be taxen ont, all ‘over. har ging branches of shrubs or trees to be cut offundto Jo ail that is required to keep tne road in yood repair during the wholl time of contract, ; rectiun 8—Comm~-ncing at the West gap of Suzar Leaf; theuce through Selby Fiat tothe toll road of Peter Purdon, two miles mre or legs. ‘Lhis line of road requires breakwaters and turp outplacesto turn the water off the ruad so as to keep it. from Washing and keep it in good traveling ord. r turough the Winter, To keep the ditches open throuyh the rainy season, sll bridges and culverts tu be put in good su stautial re. pair iumediately, and kept su daring tue whole time of contract, The contractor wil. be required to keep the roud ciewr of uil obstructions, to go over the road once every two w.eks, and see that the ruts ure all filled, the road bed rouuded up, new ditches Opened on thé uy per siile of the road wnere there are n ne now, all loose rock taken off or brok n up, and jl projeeting rocks sad routs to be taken out of the road bed, and to do allthatis required to keep th road in youd repuirduring the whole time of the contract, He will also be required to widen the road Girectly opposite the orchard of Calkius, ditch and turnpike the road tor about sixty feet, more or less. ‘Lhe same to be graued twelve feet wide, and ten inches de: p, Section 9 ~-\Giuumencing at the juncticn ot the San Juan'road aud running past the rsidence of J.8. Dunn, to the tdwaids ‘oil Road, one wile, more or Less, This hue of .oad requiftts breakwaters and 1urnont places to keep the water off the roud. ‘Tue ravine or cut near the resia. nee ot Mr. Gisham to be either praded oruiiled sufficient fura roat bed; also the ravine or cnt near the Selb;. Flat schuol House to be graded or filled tucticient tor a roa. bed; alsv all bridges and culverts to oe put in gvod subst intial repair imme. diately, and kept sv during the whole term of Gomutract. The contractor will be requiret to go ovor the ruai ouce every two weeks, and see that all obstructions are removed, see that the ruts are all diled, the road bed rounded up. Rew ditches opened on the upper side of therouid where there are none now, all loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all projectizg rocks or roots ubuve the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same-in _gvodrepuir during the whole term of the contract. Section 10—Commenciny ut a point near Jobnston’s powder house; thence up the Nevada ani Washing on Turopike road to the junction roud from Willow Valley, three 1 iles, more or les;, Tnis line of road requiree breakwaters and turnouts to turn the wateroff the road, all loose dirt and rocks to . removed from.the apper side of the roat, the coud bed to be rounded up and ditch.s to be opened on the upper side. The contractor will be required tu put all bridges and culverts in gvod substantial repuir iamediately, and kept so durlng the whole term of the contiact. To go over the road once in two weeks, and sed that all ruts are filled andthe road bed rounded up, all loose rok to be tuken off or broken up, all projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches and trees to be removed and to keep the s:me in good repairdaring the whole term of the contract. Section 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridye with the old San Juan road near Rock Ureck, thence down the Pardiun Grade to Mills’ ravine, two miles, more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnouts to turn the water off the road; the ditches to be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverta to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and kepLsouring the whole term of. the contract. The contra tor will be required. to go over the road every two weeks,° vee thatthe ruts are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened where necessary ail loose rock taken off al) rocks and rts that project above the road bed to be taken out snd to do all that is required to keep the rvad in good r pair during the ful term of the contract. ‘ W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ROGER CONLAN, H‘’s constantly on hand, in kottles and s on draught, tlhe celebrated ' “Weiner Salvator” and Cualmbacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, The contractor will be required to keep) Washington Township lins,, nine miles . of sale. DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. . pee saendah 386 and 0, on Porsonsnaking fe Credit wilh) . eee carr will te la on ee . be sae 4 y 4 ries. a thon. Hntarest oases ves ed e —— : HALL, LUHRS & CO, (Successors to Milliken HMrus,) 60 AND 62K ST., SACRAMENTO. —_—— ‘I EING conneet d, as we are, with the large But her and: Packing: Est:blishment of Méssrs. MQHK.& YUuK, enables us tu offer to the trade . SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! a -ARD, HAMS, ee BACOV, SHOULDERS, ALg) eS EXTRA CLEAX AND MESS PORK. Put upin any shape desired, _—_ 4 We also keep a full stock of Eastern SUGAR-CUREO HAMs AND “ BACON. ee Oysters, Candies, George’s Coa fish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigars ‘and Tobscco, Sole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. . Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Vairies, ~~ We watrant our gootlsto be ALWAYS just -what they are represented to be. $2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. . Ww: KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, including ; WHISKIES, TOBACCO, EAST 8. 0,C, HAMS & BACON, ' FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a car load of Schummachery’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities. _ OFFICE AND SALESROOM, SACRAMENTO. a e19. tf ACKERMAN BROS, MAURICE, BLOCK, Sau Fran. & New York. Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CO., MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA; EKS IN A CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) ¥FLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191.3 Street. and 22 Seventh Street, SACRAMENTO, : mav26), 3, R, FOSTER, U. C, BILLING8LEY ‘FOSTER. & BILLINGSLEY, ' eeeperioreys and Wholesale Dealers in / WOOD AND WILLOW WARE ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLFg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, ETC., ETC., No, 57 J Street, Between Second and ‘Thira, SACRAMENTO, juni6-6m ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO Principal place of businezs, Nevada City. Loeati ne works near Willow Valley, Nevada Ouunty, Cal. Notice is hereby given, thet at a meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, Sept. 17th; 1877, an assessment (No. 15,) of 25 centa per share, waa levied upon the capitvl stock of said Company, payab e immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of ihe Company, at his office, Brobd street, Nevada: ity. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain un —on the 19th day of Uct. 1977, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sale at publie auction. and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, togetner with costs Of advertising and expenses By order of the Board of Trastees. Sone A. H, PARKER. Secretary. Nevada City, Sept, J9th, 1877. . LL Warrants on General Fund, regis. A tered Coanty Treasurer, iyo Broad Street, Nevada City. a 2evads City, O t. 4, wi. 93 and 95 Front “Street, ~}_ SAFES, OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S “ COMBINATION: AND TIME LOCKS; Cerner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO, (ooeTRACTS MADE FOR. . Tron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof fafes Residence ‘ afes, Jewelers’ Sifes, Coin Safes, And every variety of'work iu this line. Fhe very best workmanship on this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer's Safe, A. Nivens, ALD. & P. Sutton. \evada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City, Buhring & Chisholm—North San Juan Granget & Watt—(rass Valley. A. Hill & Co , Little York. And 500 customers on the Pas ific Const, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast, : ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense ] and vastly less trouble and heat to the person, : Is-warranted perfectly snfe, User COMMON COAL OIL. Is a vast improvement over any of] stove eve: invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every tamily. Na storage of wocd. No clearing of ashes, No constent watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, ,, Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. 21. Of moveable rachets. 3d, Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of common citton wicks. Psy a Agents wanted in @ach town and city. ath & J &treets, Sacramento, Cal, jnté W. G. WILLIAMS. 5 TEE GOLD ROOM, ——— J.R, TRACY, FANG Purcitasen the good wil and fixtures of the Gold toom would respectfully inform the geaotlemen of Nevada City,-that he keeps on hand the finest brands of : WENES ANDLIQUORS ' TO BE FOUND IN THEbSbTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance’to wait upon custom(xs, and all binds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded » ‘in the: bighest style of the art. aug22-tf CAUTION —TO— ° HYDRAULIC MINERS! A LL ‘persons, excepting those who rt ereby cautioned against‘using, or making, or selling any device forturning the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses.the ucflecting pewer of the stream of water, Any such device is an infringement of United Statea Letters Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, aud reissued september l¥th, 1876. I have commenced suit against Richard Hoskin for infringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute all parties using such device without licevse from me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to nurchase the right to use this device, can do so by making ap"plication te me. ; HENRY C. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CORNER BROAD AND PINE (sti vis, ove nm. Drag nam, East Broad 8t, , on t St. , next door Residence above F. M. Orders left at’ Preston's Drug Bto temic i te. é : : t TIME TALLE, No. 4. a aide f bas Company reserve she right to ving the same, as cire quire. To take effect Thurseay, May 24th 1877 GOING sOUlTn,—Train No. 1. leaves Nevada City at M. and leaves (irsxs Valley. ut SBA. ab ~ Colfax at 6:50 A.M, 7 rain No. 3, (loc. l bi tween Grass V,; ht and Nevada) léavés Nevada nt 11 A, M. peck river at Grass Valley at 11:35 a. M, : Train No, 5, leaves Nuvada at 4:20 P, M., Yeaves rass Vulley e¢ 4.50 P. M., arri Colfax at G15 P, M. Sethian GOING NORTH. PP i ne 5 2 care Colfax at 7.20 A, ‘ives Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., a : Nevada at 9:20 A-M, tied “Eran No. 4 ( ocal between Grasa Valley and Nevada) leaves Graves Valley at 2.40 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P: Mi : bing id 7 es Colfax at 6-50 P. My, eave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arri Nevada at 8:54 P.M, =— Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada stages for North San Tea. ard on Toe days. Thursduys and Saturat: ¥& with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No5 connects daily with stoges from North San Juan, and on Mondaya, Wednesdays and Frid: ys with stages from Downieville and Forest City JOHN F, KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN Q. OTICH is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tiie Stockholiers of the CITIZENS B ‘NK, Will be held ut the Bank cn Tuesday, November 13:h, 3877, At 7 o'clock, P, M., for the urpose of electing a Bourd of Lirecturs, med nthe ing such other bnsiness ag may come be. fure the meeting, JOHN PATTISON Secretary. Nevada, Oct. 6th, 1877.-ta i EMPIRE . LIVERY STABLE, Address teannfacturers of same, corner . have-purchased the right from me,are . . n'a. willbe paumpfty at-4 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE: NATIONAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1PY., D, WELLINGTON : Proprietor. 3 bets provrletes of the EMPIRE §Ts , announces that h the Largest lot of : eerrag Horses, Carriages and Buggies Se ns found in uA part of the State, cams, wit legant Bug ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest noti eenad on_the most reasonable terms, The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast ag any gentleman cares to'drive, Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week month and the greatest or care guaranteed, yp WKLLINGTON. Nevaan @ity, Juiy 8 1277 MINERS’ HOME, of a home, with Good Board and Lodging, , Go to the MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. Board & Lodging $5 per Week. M. HENDRICKS, Proprietor, may 8-1m PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold’ Dost baught and sold Bul liom dixcounted. Advanece made on Gold Oust or bulliou for ceina,xe at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, &wigs-Amorican Bank San Francisco . jyl-tm, JAMES J. ort. . _ ASSaYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr iptict” Refined, Melted and Assayea, : by request Gold Bars exchanged for Goin, Main Street, NeVada City. Established in 1452, ° ELECTRO PJ.ATING in GOLD or SILVER, _—., NEVADA ICE CO, HE undersi T ig prepa: ed gives notice thet be tosupply the best article MOUNTAIN rom To 6s place or private residence in this hey .~The Ice is best ever put up in this section of thé country. All orders left at the office of the Gum. oa 9 Age aoe Neal Promptly st. J. 8. THOMPSON. Wevads, Moy 14, 8T, UuIstanves may res I. YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS OT atest

e lowest th, 1877, the town ld Town. October shingtoy, us. Bale ridgeport, id ef the yn of the ak. City, d by the re or leas. nocion of .at Lake bh Bloom. intersechat piece he Back 3. nction of of North: n of Reesing of les,more City and o Eureka less. Pe \a~“Town. County or less. towa of vada and ps’ Hill.. store in: dto the 3 miles, ’s stoe, ctend up branch. off 80 as. on stage a: fallen’ -@t from must be he Road nt washhe loose: be road , leveled and be‘8 must on durLL, obtd: . aunty of: In the ker, deition he Ee setting ount of said dere 8sI0% that all stration rtion or among praying aistriamong dQ that 2 of tlie: nd ap. yf the t Roonr ia; in day of . ., them der. of of th neirs of. W; ata inistrabe setordered hed for éth day . Daily id pabUL, adage. ols ES @ VOL. XXXV. . NEVADA UITY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY MORNING. CCTOBER 21, 1877. The Daily Gransceript NEVADA. OITY, CaL. : . M, P. BROWN, BROWN & CO, Proprivtors. POT TE ER oe Sanat “NOTICE TO CON PHAC LOR 5, OTICE is hereby given that in accordince with the pro isions of an Act ot the Legisluure of tne State of California, enti led au “Act to. provide for the Jocatiun, construction aud laintenance of Public rouds it the County of Neva in,” I will sell at public sale to the lowesy bilder, in front of B.F. Sarll’s store, in the town of Yuu Bet, on THU wspay, Uctuber 95ti , 1877, at Ove o'clock P. M., co tracts for tepa rng an! keeping in repair, for the; “period of two yeurs, tue fullowiug described rorda of sfid county: Littke York. Township, Section 1. Coiamenving at Rea Dog, thence by way of Yuu Bet wu the juncti om of the. Gruss Valley aud Be.r iver road at the White House, 234 m:les more or Jess. “This iiue of road’ reqaires brea -waters and turn-)uts to keep tae Water off the roa i, aod sis) from «:8.ing sa ue, aud to be kept ia good traveling aud pissable. order during the Winer; also all ditches to de kept oper duri’ g the rainy season; also all bridges aud culverts to Se put ip good substantia repair imuedistely, and to be kept sv during the whole term of contract.’ section 4, Coinmencing at the White House, then-e tu Bear Rives. Four miles more or less, This line of road reqifires break-waterr atid turn-out; to keep the water from washing saidr.ad, THY You Bet station read also requires a ditch on upper side twelve inches deep und twelve incies wide, to keep the water off of said roads, an! the same to be rept open during the winter; also all bridg+s and culver s to be putin good, snitabie condition imwedia ely, and to be kept so diriag the whole term of contract. —~ Section 3. Commencing at the White House, thence on tue Grass Valley roid and the Bugna Vissa Ranch road tu Gieen.horn brilge. ‘Two and ore-balt miles nore orless, incladinyg on--ha fof said bridge, Tis line of read r quires breck-waters and turn outs to turn the w«ter from the roads, to keep them from washing, »nd in gooa traveling order duri g the Winter; also all ditches 19 be kent open during the Tainy sear n;4Js0 41] culverts to be putia good substantial repay immedistely, and to be keptso during the whole term of contract. Section 4. Com'nencing at Little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. Nine miles more or less. This line of roal. requires four cuts to be filled, with culverts in the sime, to carry al! water off that may accumulat ; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and substantial repi'r daring the whol term of contract; also bisak. watersand turn-ou 8 t) turn the water off the roal, to keep it from washing and in good traveling an:! passable condition durfogthe Winter and spring; 4)80 all ditches be kept open during the rainy aud suowy season. The above said culver's to be not less than twelve inches in the clear. The ‘planks ta, be well spiked with six inch _wikes. Hew} Sectlon 5. Commen-ing at You Bet : _ thence down to Ste p Ho:low Creek acrous said creek to Little Yurk. Three miles more or. leas. This line of road reqniresa good road from each sid: of the creek inty the said ereek; also a good recd across the tailings of said creek, and to be kept so uring the whole term of ‘snid contract; also ot re. quires break-waters a.d ‘turn-onrs to turn the water off the road to keep it fr»m wash‘ ing; also all ditches are t6 be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridg:s aud culverts are to be put in repair immeiately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract. The Gontrictor shall be required to keep the road free from 11 «batructions, such as -felien trees; rorks, stones (loone or oth’., e@rwise) from paid road. The Contr ctor of each section shall aleo be required ti pass over the road each month and +ee that all ruts, holes, et:., are properly filled and the r ad beu level. ed, and that the road is kept in good traveling order during the whole term of the eontract. JE.SE (HOMPSON, Roat Commissioner. Assessment Notice. HH: GOLD MINING COMPANY — Location of princip. ’ place of 1a-iheas, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Woods’ Ruvine, Deer Creek, Nevada county, Oslifornnia — Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors, held on the ninth (9th) day of October, 1877, an assessment No, 7,) of ten (10) cents per share was levidd upon the ¢apital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in ited States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Com. pany, 612 Oommervia) street, San Francis. #0, California, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid onthe 17th day of November, 1877, will be delinquent and adVertised for sale at public auction, and unJess payment is made before, will besold on MUNDAY, the 0th day of December 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together th costs of advertising and expenses of vB Sale, By order of the Board of Directors. J. F. HERRMANN, Secretarr: Office, 612 Commercial street, San Fransino, . California, ot2 ; ; "No. 903 Application for a Patent to a ‘Mining Claim. Unite! States Land Office, mento, Cal., 8 pt. 29th, 1877, OTICE is hereby given that Her. Cooper, whose post office is Nevada City, has made epplivation for Patent for ® Placer mining claim bearing gold, situ in Seoot’s Flat Mining District, Neva. ba county, California,” and described ag vile: On surveyed land, being %, NE of NW ane jot — Brown, et al., March 30, 1877, a sige. in the mining records of NevaAdjoini: ts » ire Stenust cheese ‘ae G: A. BAILEY. mm > OTICE TO CONTRACTORS, KY OTICE is hereby given that iz aceord N ance witb the provisious of an Act of the Legisisture of the State of Califurnis, entitled in ‘Act to. prov de ior the locnation, construction ond maint nance of parblie roads in the Couuty of NeVada.” I wiil sei] at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of the. Court House doo-, in the City of Nevada, on WEDNE DaY, O.t. 24th, . 1877, at Ten o’el ck A. M., Contracts for repairing and keep:ny in repuir, for the pe:iod, of two yeurs, the vllowing cercribed reads of said Gouuty: Nevada Town hkp. Section! Commen.iny at the june‘ion of Pine end road sir ets, thee rapning over the Suspension Bridge past the HaliMile House, up house of '(. L. Hughes tu Slate Crvex, in ciuding Sl.ite Crak bricge Mnis section aiso in-ludés tle erogs rvad Jeauing from the Grass Valley tol! road to roa! section No: oue, near the res dence of G:W.-LBeadle. : ‘Fhis section of read requires break-wters and turn-out places 'o tarn the water off the road so ag tu keep it from washinz and kevp it in good passable traveling order through thé wiiter; «Iso tu keep the ditches open thrc ug. the rainy e@ason; ua’. 80 al bvidzes ‘an, .ulverts to be pat in geod substantial repair ins diately and ke »t 60 during the whoie term f contract. . ‘Lhe Conta tor-will be required 10 keep the rosd clear of #1! obstru tious; he wi ] also be r quired tu go over the soads evry two weeks during tis termof aeonttact, aid Ree thatthe rats re atl filled and road bed roundei up, and new ditches openét on the uppcr sidd of the road where there ars hone now; and-all lo ge rocks takon off, and all rocks taken out that project above the road bed. ji In addiviun to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension hriage clear of snuw during the term of contract, Section 2. Commencing op osite the residence +f 4d. C. Misls, on 8S cramenta street, thence t» the junction of Nimro( stteet, theice across Gokt Flat by the residence ot J. H. Wentworth, thence ulong past the GouliRan Miil, to ts intersection with the Grars Valley tull. road, opposite the residence of ©. W. B,adle. This hne of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tre water o® the roid so #6 to ke p it from washing, aud to keep it'in pood passable traveling order through the winter; siso tokeep the ditches open through the ratty season; all bridges anil culvarts to be pas in youd substantivl rep’ r immediately, and kept vo during the whole ‘erm of contract. ‘The covtractor will be required to keep theroad clear f all obstruction: ; he wil ulso be FP quired to yo ovr the roud every two w eks and see that toe rats are ull jtiled, the roal bed rounded” up an) new ditches opened on th» upper side where there are pone now. and al! loose rocks taken off or oroken up, and ali ruck that proj ctsabove the roai bed to be taken vut, and do all taat is required to keep the road in g 01 repair duriug the who.e term uf coufract. : Scctivu J. Com.nencing at a point opposite the-reriden:e of Mrs. Belden, then e down Sacramento st ect to the juuction of “Broutand M iostrects, thence up Bolder street and the led Dog road toa point where Ghew’s..toll ruad Gowmenves, rix miles more or Jews; alsu tuut portion of road commencing at the juaction of the Kei Dog aad Quixer Hill roads, balf u mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, tueuce on the last mentioned road to the resigen. e of Geo. F. Juccbs, ut Quaker Hill, three miles more Or Less. Tuis.tineot road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the wuter bo us to keep it from washing, aud keep it in ag od passable traveling order througt the wiute:;,ul-o to keep the iditches open through the rainy seasui,; all Lridges und culverts ty be’put in gosd suvs.actial re. Pair immediatly ana kept sv uuring the whole torm of coutract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clerr of all ebstracviuns; he wiil ulso be required to go over tne rad evcry two weeks and see that the ruts are ail filled uid road bed rounded up, new ditch¢s opened on the upper side of th: road whece there are none now; all loure rock te be-taken off-or broken up; aiso ali rock that projects above the ruud bed tu be taken out, and to'du ail that is required to ker p the roud im “gvoi repair dusimg the whuyie term of cntruct. section 4. Commencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of Comm rial and Coyote rtrevis, thence up Cuyote to inters: ction of Washington roud tu Juhnston’s puwuer house, thence via \ ounty Hospit.ul th.ough Willow Valley, past the huuse of Luchsinger to the Juuct.on of the Mil iken toll roai on the Ridge, tour miles mre or less. . ‘This line of road requires breakwaters and turn-out places to warn the water. off the road so as to kesp it from washing, and keep it-in good p.ssable traveling order through the winter; ail bridges and culverts to. ke Puc iu gvod substantial repair immediately, ana kept so during ine whole t&rm of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstractions; he wii also be required to go over the road every two wecks and see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new dite. es opened on the upper ride where there ére none now; ait loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all rocds that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all tnat ia required to ke: p the road iv good repair during the whole &rm of contract; he will also be required to « xcavate sufficient of the bank mm frontof Wilson’s honse to siraighten the road; he will also be required to excavate about six técetof the bank at the nurth end of Mosquito creck bridge. Bection 6 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main’strcets, thence to the head of Browd street tothe West gap of Sugar Louf, thence on the road leading,t» Blue Tent; from Blue Tent House to intersection of to:l road at Mt. Vernon Houe, B:ven miles more or legs. This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keepit in good passable traveling order through the winter; abo to keep the ditches open through the rainy seasou; all bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, kept so during the whole term of contract. . Lhe contractor wiil be required.to keep ‘the road clear of all obstructions, R20 over the road every two weeks and Bee that the ruts are all filled, ro.d bed roundéd up, new d.tches opened on the upper side where there sre none now; all loose Tock to ve taken off or hroken up; also all } rock thas projects above the -bed to be. taken out,-and te doall that is required te keep thie rvad in goud repair during the whole term of the contract.. of Fast West Broad: street, th up Weet aay efreet, «rossing American Hill, 4 tie riige, passing the® past the residence of J. k. Pool'r, thence to Rough & R ady Towuship line, four miles more cr fess. ; ‘Fois ine of roud requires break-wWaters and turn-out p uces tu turn the water otf the rodd 8. a* to keep 1¢ from washing, and kerpit in gvod passuble trav: ling order through the winter ;also to ke p the ditch‘Bs open through the rainy season; also a!l briuges an! culverts to bputin good-snbttantiul r pir immediately, and kept so during the whole term of coutract. the'toad cle:r of all obstructions, to go vver the row ouce in two wecks und see that the ruts are all fied, road bed rounded up, pew ditches opeved ou the upper sid whe e there are pune now, all loose roex tukeu off or broken up, and all rock thet projects above the rvad bed. to be faxen ouv, and to do all tnuat is require] t keep the ruad in ,cod repair durmg the whole term of coutract. : Sect on 7--Comm~encing at the junction of the Milliken (0 1Road and Wasu:ngton Rord—on the Kidge; theme aloug said Ridge jiast the Centril House to the more or less. ‘ This line of the 10ad requires breakWaters and turu ut piaces to turn the water offthe road so as to keep it from wishing, aud keep it in good, passable traveling order throaghout the Wiuter; alro to kee, the ditch 8 .open throughout the rainy season ; i All bridges and culverts to be kept in good substautial repair immediately, and kept so during the whule time of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the rvad cieur of all ovustructions, to go over the road once every two weeks and see that 1uts are all filled, the ‘roud bed rounded up, new Giich.s opened on tne upper side where there are nove now; wil luose rock taken, ff and all projecting rocks und rovts to be taxen ont, all ‘over.

har ging branches of shrubs or trees to be cut offundto Jo ail that is required to keep tne road in yood repair during the wholl time of contract, ; rectiun 8—Comm~-ncing at the West gap of Suzar Leaf; theuce through Selby Fiat tothe toll road of Peter Purdon, two miles mre or legs. ‘Lhis line of road requires breakwaters and turp outplacesto turn the water off the ruad so as to keep it. from Washing and keep it in good traveling ord. r turough the Winter, To keep the ditches open throuyh the rainy season, sll bridges and culverts tu be put in good su stautial re. pair iumediately, and kept su daring tue whole time of contract, The contractor wil. be required to keep the roud ciewr of uil obstructions, to go over the road once every two w.eks, and see that the ruts ure all filled, the road bed rouuded up, new ditches Opened on thé uy per siile of the road wnere there are n ne now, all loose rock taken off or brok n up, and jl projeeting rocks sad routs to be taken out of the road bed, and to do allthatis required to keep th road in youd repuirduring the whole time of the contract, He will also be required to widen the road Girectly opposite the orchard of Calkius, ditch and turnpike the road tor about sixty feet, more or less. ‘Lhe same to be graued twelve feet wide, and ten inches de: p, Section 9 ~-\Giuumencing at the juncticn ot the San Juan'road aud running past the rsidence of J.8. Dunn, to the tdwaids ‘oil Road, one wile, more or Less, This hue of .oad requiftts breakwaters and 1urnont places to keep the water off the roud. ‘Tue ravine or cut near the resia. nee ot Mr. Gisham to be either praded oruiiled sufficient fura roat bed; also the ravine or cnt near the Selb;. Flat schuol House to be graded or filled tucticient tor a roa. bed; alsv all bridges and culverts to oe put in gvod subst intial repair imme. diately, and kept sv during the whole term of Gomutract. The contractor will be requiret to go ovor the ruai ouce every two weeks, and see that all obstructions are removed, see that the ruts are all diled, the road bed rounded up. Rew ditches opened on the upper side of therouid where there are none now, all loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all projectizg rocks or roots ubuve the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same-in _gvodrepuir during the whole term of the contract. Section 10—Commenciny ut a point near Jobnston’s powder house; thence up the Nevada ani Washing on Turopike road to the junction roud from Willow Valley, three 1 iles, more or les;, Tnis line of road requiree breakwaters and turnouts to turn the wateroff the road, all loose dirt and rocks to . removed from.the apper side of the roat, the coud bed to be rounded up and ditch.s to be opened on the upper side. The contractor will be required tu put all bridges and culverts in gvod substantial repuir iamediately, and kept so durlng the whole term of the contiact. To go over the road once in two weeks, and sed that all ruts are filled andthe road bed rounded up, all loose rok to be tuken off or broken up, all projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches and trees to be removed and to keep the s:me in good repairdaring the whole term of the contract. Section 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridye with the old San Juan road near Rock Ureck, thence down the Pardiun Grade to Mills’ ravine, two miles, more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnouts to turn the water off the road; the ditches to be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverta to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and kepLsouring the whole term of. the contract. The contra tor will be required. to go over the road every two weeks,° vee thatthe ruts are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened where necessary ail loose rock taken off al) rocks and rts that project above the road bed to be taken out snd to do all that is required to keep the rvad in good r pair during the ful term of the contract. ‘ W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ROGER CONLAN, H‘’s constantly on hand, in kottles and s on draught, tlhe celebrated ' “Weiner Salvator” and Cualmbacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, The contractor will be required to keep) Washington Township lins,, nine miles . of sale. DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. . pee saendah 386 and 0, on Porsonsnaking fe Credit wilh) . eee carr will te la on ee . be sae 4 y 4 ries. a thon. Hntarest oases ves ed e —— : HALL, LUHRS & CO, (Successors to Milliken HMrus,) 60 AND 62K ST., SACRAMENTO. —_—— ‘I EING conneet d, as we are, with the large But her and: Packing: Est:blishment of Méssrs. MQHK.& YUuK, enables us tu offer to the trade . SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! a -ARD, HAMS, ee BACOV, SHOULDERS, ALg) eS EXTRA CLEAX AND MESS PORK. Put upin any shape desired, _—_ 4 We also keep a full stock of Eastern SUGAR-CUREO HAMs AND “ BACON. ee Oysters, Candies, George’s Coa fish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigars ‘and Tobscco, Sole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. . Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Vairies, ~~ We watrant our gootlsto be ALWAYS just -what they are represented to be. $2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. . Ww: KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, including ; WHISKIES, TOBACCO, EAST 8. 0,C, HAMS & BACON, ' FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a car load of Schummachery’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities. _ OFFICE AND SALESROOM, SACRAMENTO. a e19. tf ACKERMAN BROS, MAURICE, BLOCK, Sau Fran. & New York. Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CO., MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA; EKS IN A CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) ¥FLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191.3 Street. and 22 Seventh Street, SACRAMENTO, : mav26), 3, R, FOSTER, U. C, BILLING8LEY ‘FOSTER. & BILLINGSLEY, ' eeeperioreys and Wholesale Dealers in / WOOD AND WILLOW WARE ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLFg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, ETC., ETC., No, 57 J Street, Between Second and ‘Thira, SACRAMENTO, juni6-6m ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO Principal place of businezs, Nevada City. Loeati ne works near Willow Valley, Nevada Ouunty, Cal. Notice is hereby given, thet at a meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, Sept. 17th; 1877, an assessment (No. 15,) of 25 centa per share, waa levied upon the capitvl stock of said Company, payab e immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of ihe Company, at his office, Brobd street, Nevada: ity. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain un —on the 19th day of Uct. 1977, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sale at publie auction. and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, togetner with costs Of advertising and expenses By order of the Board of Trastees. Sone A. H, PARKER. Secretary. Nevada City, Sept, J9th, 1877. . LL Warrants on General Fund, regis. A tered Coanty Treasurer, iyo Broad Street, Nevada City. a 2evads City, O t. 4, wi. 93 and 95 Front “Street, ~}_ SAFES, OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S “ COMBINATION: AND TIME LOCKS; Cerner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO, (ooeTRACTS MADE FOR. . Tron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof fafes Residence ‘ afes, Jewelers’ Sifes, Coin Safes, And every variety of'work iu this line. Fhe very best workmanship on this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer's Safe, A. Nivens, ALD. & P. Sutton. \evada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City, Buhring & Chisholm—North San Juan Granget & Watt—(rass Valley. A. Hill & Co , Little York. And 500 customers on the Pas ific Const, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast, : ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense ] and vastly less trouble and heat to the person, : Is-warranted perfectly snfe, User COMMON COAL OIL. Is a vast improvement over any of] stove eve: invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every tamily. Na storage of wocd. No clearing of ashes, No constent watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, ,, Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. 21. Of moveable rachets. 3d, Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of common citton wicks. Psy a Agents wanted in @ach town and city. ath & J &treets, Sacramento, Cal, jnté W. G. WILLIAMS. 5 TEE GOLD ROOM, ——— J.R, TRACY, FANG Purcitasen the good wil and fixtures of the Gold toom would respectfully inform the geaotlemen of Nevada City,-that he keeps on hand the finest brands of : WENES ANDLIQUORS ' TO BE FOUND IN THEbSbTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance’to wait upon custom(xs, and all binds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded » ‘in the: bighest style of the art. aug22-tf CAUTION —TO— ° HYDRAULIC MINERS! A LL ‘persons, excepting those who rt ereby cautioned against‘using, or making, or selling any device forturning the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses.the ucflecting pewer of the stream of water, Any such device is an infringement of United Statea Letters Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, aud reissued september l¥th, 1876. I have commenced suit against Richard Hoskin for infringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute all parties using such device without licevse from me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to nurchase the right to use this device, can do so by making ap"plication te me. ; HENRY C. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CORNER BROAD AND PINE (sti vis, ove nm. Drag nam, East Broad 8t, , on t St. , next door Residence above F. M. Orders left at’ Preston's Drug Bto temic i te. é : : t TIME TALLE, No. 4. a aide f bas Company reserve she right to ving the same, as cire quire. To take effect Thurseay, May 24th 1877 GOING sOUlTn,—Train No. 1. leaves Nevada City at M. and leaves (irsxs Valley. ut SBA. ab ~ Colfax at 6:50 A.M, 7 rain No. 3, (loc. l bi tween Grass V,; ht and Nevada) léavés Nevada nt 11 A, M. peck river at Grass Valley at 11:35 a. M, : Train No, 5, leaves Nuvada at 4:20 P, M., Yeaves rass Vulley e¢ 4.50 P. M., arri Colfax at G15 P, M. Sethian GOING NORTH. PP i ne 5 2 care Colfax at 7.20 A, ‘ives Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., a : Nevada at 9:20 A-M, tied “Eran No. 4 ( ocal between Grasa Valley and Nevada) leaves Graves Valley at 2.40 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P: Mi : bing id 7 es Colfax at 6-50 P. My, eave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arri Nevada at 8:54 P.M, =— Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada stages for North San Tea. ard on Toe days. Thursduys and Saturat: ¥& with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No5 connects daily with stoges from North San Juan, and on Mondaya, Wednesdays and Frid: ys with stages from Downieville and Forest City JOHN F, KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN Q. OTICH is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tiie Stockholiers of the CITIZENS B ‘NK, Will be held ut the Bank cn Tuesday, November 13:h, 3877, At 7 o'clock, P, M., for the urpose of electing a Bourd of Lirecturs, med nthe ing such other bnsiness ag may come be. fure the meeting, JOHN PATTISON Secretary. Nevada, Oct. 6th, 1877.-ta i EMPIRE . LIVERY STABLE, Address teannfacturers of same, corner . have-purchased the right from me,are . . n'a. willbe paumpfty at-4 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE: NATIONAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1PY., D, WELLINGTON : Proprietor. 3 bets provrletes of the EMPIRE §Ts , announces that h the Largest lot of : eerrag Horses, Carriages and Buggies Se ns found in uA part of the State, cams, wit legant Bug ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest noti eenad on_the most reasonable terms, The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast ag any gentleman cares to'drive, Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week month and the greatest or care guaranteed, yp WKLLINGTON. Nevaan @ity, Juiy 8 1277 MINERS’ HOME, of a home, with Good Board and Lodging, , Go to the MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. Board & Lodging $5 per Week. M. HENDRICKS, Proprietor, may 8-1m PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold’ Dost baught and sold Bul liom dixcounted. Advanece made on Gold Oust or bulliou for ceina,xe at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, &wigs-Amorican Bank San Francisco . jyl-tm, JAMES J. ort. . _ ASSaYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr iptict” Refined, Melted and Assayea, : by request Gold Bars exchanged for Goin, Main Street, NeVada City. Established in 1452, ° ELECTRO PJ.ATING in GOLD or SILVER, _—., NEVADA ICE CO, HE undersi T ig prepa: ed gives notice thet be tosupply the best article MOUNTAIN rom To 6s place or private residence in this hey .~The Ice is best ever put up in this section of thé country. All orders left at the office of the Gum. oa 9 Age aoe Neal Promptly st. J. 8. THOMPSON. Wevads, Moy 14, 8T, UuIstanves may res I. YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS OT atest