October 26, 1877 (4 pages)

ty. Pog fnil de. at in ac. ng ef hs te of Cali. ide tor the ‘enance of revada,” [ gt bidder, table, in rURDAY, Mi, Con. * yin gocd years, the a county: Township tough andagon roid p town of n street of treet to s four miles bridge on Turn pike: Talley and Suspb uret residence the Ridge » More o7 vine near ireka and f the road tance four corner of iin street, ett street ill; thence dall Toll e OF, lets, e junction ce «to the ne to the netion of € street to thence by the new reek; also oston ks. to Ophir treenhorn re OF irss. junction 38 Valley; ind Forest nce fifteen tin Ford’s by way ot ‘mine and ‘section of —distance 2 Junction Star mine; ly way of udy Towh, more or . junction e Anburn Volf Creek the Town~-distance ‘point on. Turnpike nee on the. saw Mill; ipper Gap ‘© niles, mentioned nd roundon these put end r and. reluring the -at-proper om beimg eakwaters is kept in e.ing durmptly regy places es and UDAll” Toure ~ the roads, out entireel of the st be imantial orREET, oF ch, keeps : of WROn be fovad ldas LOW all NG, » MINING jtockholéypany, for rane “ ropersy nel at » 24, Hane Street; ednesday, ° Lea me yoL. XXxV.""™ econ —— NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1877. 1 ee 7 te Daily Transcript NEVADA’ CITY, CAL. wm. Ps BROWN. : G. A, DAILEY. BROWN & CO, Propriotors, ~ DELINQUENT NOTICE. . LD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO. Bers of seid. works near Willow Valley, Nevada ‘Te wriship, Nevada County, Cad Notice:— There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of ‘assessment. No. 15, levied on the 17th iiyof Sept., J877, the several amounts sot oppanive the spe of the respective m 3 follows: shareholders, 88 & No, Cer. No, Shs. Amt, 30 9 0 Murchie. Jr, 1 : 7 50 i. ¢ Murchie, Jr, 2. « 80 750 Jno OC Murchie, Jr, 3 30 q 50 Jno (! Murchie, Jr, 4 30 7 50 Estate of JS Brown, 12 50 12 56 pstate of J 8 Brown, 13 60 . LF5O rstate of JS Brown, 14° ~~ * 50 Estate of J S Brown, 15 50 Estate of JS Brown, 16 50 Estate of JS Brown, 17 50 Chas Shortridge, 29 10 Chas Shortridge, . 30 10 «has Shortridge, ; $L 10 5 Chas Shortridge, 32 reenter EY € Chas Shortridge,, , 33 10 2 § Chas Shortridge, 34 10 zt Chas Shortridge, 35 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 36 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, U7 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 39 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 40 10 2 50 § Shortridge, : 41 10 2 50 $ Shortridge, 42 10 2 50 $ Shortridge, 43 10 250 § Shortridge, 44° ,JW a1) § Shortridge, 45 10 250 § Shortridge, 46° 10 2.50 J C Shortridge, 47 10 250 J C Shortridge, 438 10 250 JC Shortridge, 49 10 2 5¢ JC Shortridge, 59 10; 250 J QShortridve, BL 10 2 50, iC Shortridge, 52 10 2.50. EW Shertridgs, 1 ee 956 Estate C. Marsh, Ws 1500 375 09 Estate C Marsh, 78 250 6250 Estate C Marsh, 79 250 62.50 state C Marsh, . 80 "145 36 25 E Muller, 105 100 25 00 EMuller, 106 25 6 25 E Muller, 107 25: \6 25 I Muller, 1038 eo 6 25 E Muller, 109 25 6 25 infate : : kite i: Phe 2 . Estate J S Brown, 5 5 stated 8 Brown, 116 100 25 00 state J S$ Brown, lis. 100 25 00 Estate J 8S Brown, 19 40 10,00 4sa Bennett, 153 30 750 Asa Bennett, 154 30 750 Asa Ber nett, 5 Se na 6 170 Estate C Marsh, 15T 278 69 50 Estate J 8 Brown, 159 20 5 00 iMuller, 172 -62 13 00 40 Davenport, 174 260 50 00 $3 Davenport, 175 207 6175 70Murchie, Jr, 210 15 375 Yn8 Muller, 177 200 50 00 . EW Shortridge, 181 15 3-75 Cha thortridge, 198 15 3°75 ‘And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the Seventeenth day of September, 1877, ® many shares «f each parcel of mch stock as may’ be necessary, willbe sold at public auction st the office of the Secretary, room 2, second floor wnthwest corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, California, on Saturday, the “day of Nov, 1877, at the hour of one (clock P. M.of said day, to pay said deliqquent assessment.thereon,together with tostsy of adveitising and expenses of gale, A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada City, Oct 28a, 1877. NOTICE. bg sold arid this day transferred to b) ALTER D. VINTON, my drug trade stock of goods contained. in ‘‘Nevada Drug Store.’ ‘Walter’ will continue the basiness, as usual, at the'old stand, aad I bespeak for him the liberal patronage herefofore bestowed upon the store. A persons indebted tome on gccount of .medi¢cines and and merchandise, are’ hereby re4uested to call at the store and settle the Sime at once, Claims against the stere will be paid on presencation to Mr. Vinton. z E. M. PRESTON. Nevada, Cal., Oct. 34, 1877.-1m . “Assessment Notice. ‘3 — on OME GOLD MINING -GQMPARY.-ER Location of princips! pla of: 9 asihess, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Woods’ Ravine, Deer Creek, Nevada county, “Californnia — Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the virectors, held on the ninth (9th) day of October, 1877, an Assessment (No, 7,) -of wn (10) cents per share was levied upon the ‘apital stock of. the corporation, payable’ ‘mediately, in United States gold coin, ‘othe Secretary at the Oflice of the Cor. pany, 612 Commercial street, San FranCcis0, California, Any stock upon which this assessment fall remain unpaid onthe iith day of *overmber, 1877, will be delinquent and adYertised for sale at public auction, and un1 Payment is made before,will besold on MONDAY, the 10th day of December 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together i costs of advertising and expenses af By orderof the Board of Directars, eh J: F. HERRMANN, Secretary, \ Office, 612 Commercial stréet; San Franeo, California, 012 rcp iwies somes iS No. 903 je Application for a Patent toa * ‘Mining Claim. —_ Qe United States Land Office, Becramento, Cal., Sept. 29th, 1877. Notice is hereby given that HarF Cooper, whose post office is Nevada ‘Y, has made application for Patent for ‘Placer mining claim bearing gold y Bitu “e in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, ‘Neva. hhewnty: California, and described as th ows, viz; On surveyed land, being ,* Ws ot NW «NE of NWK afd lot ,°! NEX of Section 32, Township 17 N, seiwe 10 E, M. D. M.,: centaiming 142 ry Scres, Said location was 2aade by ‘e Browa, et al., March 30, 1877, and hea e mining records of NevaRove & Dumber claims on the East. “il persons holding any adverse claims tieteto are hereby aired to present th ‘ue before thie Otis within Tae dare tom the . dar ae sixty days ning. claimants are, the MOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ° ‘Y OTICE is hereby given that in accorda ance with the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Californis, entitled an ‘‘Act to provide for the. location, construction and maintenance of public roads in the Cownty of Nevada,” I will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of the Court Honsedoor, in the City of Nevada, ou’ WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24th, 1877, at» Ten o’clock A. M,, Contracts. for repairing. and keeping in repair, for the period of two years, the following: described reads of said county: : Nevada Township. : Section 1. Commencing at’ the junctfon of Pine and: broad streets, thence running over the Suspension Bridge past the HaltMile House, up the ridge, passing the house of. T. L. Hughestv Slate Creek, including Slate Creek bridge. This section also includes the crogs road leading from the Grass. Valley tul) road to road section’ No. one, near the residence of -©. W. Beadle. . : This-section of read requires break-waters and turn,out places:to turn the water off the road so as to keep it frodm washing and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; also al bridges and culverts to be put, in good substantial repair. immediately, and keptso during the whéle term of contract. The Contractor will be required te keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the roads every two weeks during his term of contract, aud seé that the mits cre.all filled and road bed ‘rounded up, and new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none iow; and all loose rocks taken off, and all. rocks taken out that project above the road bed. In addition to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension Hridge clear of snow during the term of contract. .’ Section 2. Commencing opposite the residence of H. C. Mills, on Sacramento street, thence te the junction of Nimrod street, } thence across Gold Flat by the residence ot J. H. Wentworth, thence along past the’ ‘Gold Ruan Mill, to its intersection with the Grass Valley toll road, mpposite the residence ef OC, W. Beadle. ‘Phistine~of road requites” breakwaters and turn-out pla@esto turn the water of the road, so as to keep it from washing, and to heep it in good passable traveling order hyough the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridg0 Les and culverts.to be put imgood substan5} tial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘ The contractor will be required to keep. the road clear: f all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and see that .the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up and new ditches opened on ‘the upper side ‘where there are none now, and al) loose’ rocks taken off or broken up, and all rock that projects above the road bed to be taken out, and do all taat is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of contract. ‘ Section 3. Commencing at a point opposite the residence of Mra, Belden, thence down, Sacramento street to the junction of Broad and Main streets, thence wp Bonlder street and the Ked Dog road toa point where Chew’s toll road commences, six miles raore or less; also that portion of road commencing at the junction of the Red Dog and Quaker Hill roads, balf a mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, thence on the last mentidned road to the residence of Geo. F. Jacobs, at Quaker Hill, three _Tailes more or less. This line of road yYequires . break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the water so as to keep it frcm washing, and keep it in a geod passable traveling order-through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridges and cuiverts to be put in good substantial repair iminediately and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are-all tilled and road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now; all loose rock to be taken off or broken up; alse all rock that projects above ‘the road bed» to be tuken out, and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of contract. ; Section 4. Conmencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of Commercial and Coyote streets, thence up Coyote tu intersection of Washington road.’'to.Johnston’s powder house, thence via County Hospital through Willow Valley, past the house of Luchsingsr to the duuctson of the Milliken toll road on the Ridge, four miles more or This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order through-the winter; all bridges and culverts to: be pué in gpod snbstantial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term 6f contract. The contractor will-be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and: see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper ride where there are nohe now; all loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all rocks that project abovethe road bed to ‘be taken out and to do all that is required tokeep thervad iv good repair during the whole term of contract; he will alse be required to excavate sufficient of the bank in front of Wilson’s house to straighten the road; he will also be required to excavate abons six feet of the bank at the north end of Mosquito Creek bridge. : , Stetion 5 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main streefs, thence to the head. of Broad street to the West gap of Sugar Loaf, theuce on the road leading te Blue Tent; from Blue Tent House to intersection of toil road at Mt. Vernon House, sever miles more or less. : This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places toturn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; aleo to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all ‘bridges and culverts to be. put in good substantial repair inamediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘he contractor willbe required to keep the road clear of gli obstructions, to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are all filied, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now; all loose rock: to be taken off or broken up; also-sll rock that projects above the r bed to be taken ont, and te do’all that 1s required par the rvad mghmee —_ during the whole term of the con’ . Section 6. Commencing at the junction of East and West Broad street, thence up West Broad street, crossing American Hill, w G) past the residence of J. R. Pooler, thence to Rough & Ready Towuship line, four miles more or less. — : Tois line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off} the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order ‘through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good sub. ’ stantial repair immediately,: and kept so duting the whole term of contract. The ¢ontractor will be required to keep the road clear of ail obstructions, to go overthe road ance in two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now, all loose rocx taken off or broken up, and all rock that -projects-above the roadbed to be taken. out, and to do all that is.required .to keep the road in geod repair during the whole term of contract. ~ ; ke Section 7—Commencéing at the junction of the Milliken Toil Road and Washington Road on the Ridge; thence along said Ridge -past. the Central House to the Washington Township line, nine miiles more or less. Se : ' This line of the road requires breakwaters yand turnout places to turn ‘the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good’ passable traveling order throughout the Winter; ‘also to keep the ditches open throughout the rainy season. . All bridges and culverts to''be kept in good substantial repair ‘immediately, and kept so during thé whole time ‘of contract, The contractor willbe required to keep the road clear, of all obstructions, to go over the road once every two weeks and see that ruts are all’filled, the road bed rounded up, new Giiches opened onthe upper side where there are none now; all loose rock taken off and all projecting rocks and roots to be taken out, all over. hanging branches of shrubs or-trees to be cut offandto do all that is required to keep the road in good , repair during the whol! time of contract. Section 8—Commencing at the West gap’ of Sugar Loaf; thence through Selby Flat to the toll road of Peter Purdon, two miles more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnout places to” turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing aud keep it in good traveling order th rough the Winter. To keep the ditches open through the rainy season, all bridges and culverts te be put in good substantial repair immediately, and kept so dyring the whole time of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of ail obstructions, to go over the road once syery—two —weeks,-and see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now, all loose rock taken off or broken up, and all projecting rocks uad roots to be taken ont of the road bed,and to do all that is required to keep th= road in good repair during the whole time of the’ contract. He will also be-required to widen the road directly opposite the or. chard of Calkins, ditch and turnpike the road for about sixty feet, more or less: The same to be graaed twelve feet wide, and ten inches deep. Section 9—Uommencing at the junction of the San Juan road and running past the residenee of J. 8. Dunn, to the Edwards ‘Loll Road, one mile, more or bess: This line of road requires breakwaters and turnout places to keep'the water off the road. The ravine or cut near the resix dence of Mr. Graham to be either graded or diled sufficient for a road bed; also jthe ravine or cnt near the Selby Flat School House to be graded or filled’ sucticient: for & road bed; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good gubstantial repair imme. diately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘Che contractor will be re. quired to go ovor the road once every two weeks, and see that all obstructions are removed, see that the ruts are all filled, the road -bed reunded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of theroad where there are none now, all ‘loose roeks to be taken off or ‘broken up, and all projecting rocks or roots above the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same in good repair during the whole term of the contract: Section 10—Commencing st a point near Jehuston’s powder house; thence’ up the Nevada and Washington ‘Turnpike road to the junction road from Willow Valley, three miles, more or less. ; This line of -road requizes breakwaters and turnouts to turn the water off the road, all loose dirt and rocks to be removed from the upper side of the road, the road bed to be rounded up and ditches to be opened on the upper side. The contractor will be required to put all bridges and culverts in good substantial repair ianmediately, and kept so durlag-the-whole—tern of the contract. Togo over the road once in two weeks; and see thet all.ruts are filled andthe road bed rounded’ up, all loose rock to be taken off or broken up, all projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches andtrees to be removed knd to keep the same in good. repair during the whole termi of thécontract. Section 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridge with the old. San Juan road near Rock Creek, thence down the Purdon Grade. to Mills’, ravine, two miles, more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnouts to turnthe water off the road; the ditches to be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverts to be ‘put iv good substantial repair immediate-: ly, and keptso during the whole term of the contract. The contractor will, be required to go’over the road every two weeks; see that the rats are all filled, road bed' ronnded” up, new ditches opened where necessary, a1) loose cock takey off.all rocks and ruts that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the fu_l term of the contract. W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ROGER CONLAN, Aste on hand, in totties and on draught, the cedebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culme bacher, * ‘MILWAUKEE BEER, Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Persons asking fe Credit will be refuse 3, © : > Broad Street, Nevada City. 4 \ < iyo ‘}amoug other things for an order of distri. the said deceased, according to law; ana a SACRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW FIRM. HALL, LUHRS & C0, (Successors to Milliken Bros, ) 60 AND 62 K ST., SACRAMENTO. HS tnags Butcher’ ana’ Porng oe, lishment of Messrs. MOHR & YORK, enables us to offer to the trade’ SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! —IN— p LARD, HAMS, BACON, SHOULDERS, pe ED ee EXTRA CLEAR AND MESS PORK. 4 Put-up in any shape desired, > We also keep a full. stock of Eastern SUGAR-CURED HAMs AND ees BACON, Oysters, Candies, George's Codfish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigars and: Tobacco, Sole agents for the celebrated © ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK BINE cur TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, di* rect from the best Dairies, We warrant our goods to be ALWAYS just what they are represented to be. . j2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. Vy E KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEai ty of Merctiandise in our line, including WHISKIES, _ TOBACCO, EAST 8. C.C. HAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, ete. Just received, a car load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities. OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93-and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO. €19.tf ACKERMAN BROS, MAURICE BLOCK, Ban Fran. & New York, Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CQ, Lig gens AND WHOLESALE DEAJ «. ERS IN : CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191 J Street. and 22 Seventh Street. SACRAMENTO, mav26 U. CG, BILLINGSLEY ‘FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, Een aby and Wholesale Dealers in 3. Ra FOSTER, WOOD AND. WILLOW WARE, ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER ‘BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, EFC., ETC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second andThird, SACRAMENTO, . janl5-6m Probate Notice, a Nthe Probate Court. of the County of . ada, Btute of California. In the matter of the Estate of Wm.M. Baker, deceased. On aeading and filing ghe petition of ¥.E. Bakcr, Administrator of the Estate of Win. M. Baker, deceased, setting forth that he bas filed his final account of his administration of the estate of said deSAFES, — OIL, STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT — DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND —~ TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets,. SACRAMENTO, ((ONTRACTS MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes,. And every. variety of work in this line: The very beck avworkmanship on this Coast. Refer in. Nevada County to Nevada County Trensurer’s Safe, A. Nivens, A.D. & P, Sutton, Newada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring &. Crishokm—North San Juan, “Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, 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 Is warranted perfectly safe. Uses COMMON COAL OTL. Is 8 Vast improvement over any oil stove ever invented, COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS : In Sacramento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant 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 *in the Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, whieh are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. 24. Of moveable rachets, 3d, Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of eommon cotton wicks. aoe Agents wanted. in each town and city. Address manufacturers of same,’ corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jni6 W. G. WILLIAMS. THE GOLD ROOM, J.B, TRACY, HAVING PURCHASED -the good wil fh and tixtnres of thp Gold—Room would respectfally,inform the gentlemen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the fluest brands of ‘ WINES AND ‘LIQUORS *. TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance to wait upon cistomcre, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS_are—-compounded es in the bhiyhest style-of the art. aug22.tf, CAUTION —TO— LL persons, excepting those who ceased, in this Court, aud that the same has been duly seitled and allowed; thas yl) . the debts and expenses of administration have been duly paid; and that a portion of . . eid estate remains to be divided among the heirs of said deceased, and prvying bition of the residue of saia estate among the persens entitled. It is ordered that all persons interested in the estate of the said Wm.'M. Baker deceased, be and ap pear before the Probate Court of the said County of Nevada, at the Court Boom of said Court, in the Gity of Nevada, in said Neyada ‘County, on the 24th day of Nov., A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and thereto show cause why ar order of distribution should not be made of th residue of said estate ammong the heirs of tor, filed Oct. 13th, 1877, s .ou14 not be settied and allowed. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks, before the 24th day of Nov., A.D. 1877, in the Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, 8 Rewspsper printed and published in the said Nevada Uourty. INO, CALDWELL, j Dated Oct, 13th, 1877. JM, Waling, Attorvey,. why-the,.final account of said administra. . . . huve purchased the right from me,are hereby captioned ayainst neing, or making, . or-selling avy device for wirning the diseharge pipes of Hydraulie Machines which uses the ucilectiug powerof the stream of water. Any sich cdevice-is an infringe. aucht of United ttates Letters Patent, granted to me on the lth of May, 1876, aud reissued September 1Uth, 1876. T have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin for infringing my svid patent, and intend to prosxecute*all parties using such device without license trom me, there being no other way to protect my rights, Any parties wishing to »urchase the right to, use this device, can do so by making application to me, : ve HENRY ©. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal, P. K. STOCKTON, OFFICIAL REPORTER, } OF THE ‘ County Court, Sacramento,é A LL orders from Nevada Oity attend to af short notice, o16-lm N.C. N:.G.R. R. Co. ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 4.fhe Company meres the right to wrry © sane, as circumstancesquire. To take effect 7 ee Thursday, May 24th, 1877, : GOING SOUTH, Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 M. and leaves Grass Valley at 530A, = arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M, 3 Train No. 3, (local between Grass V and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, } rives at Grass. Valley at 11:35 A. M. : Train No.5, leaves Novada ‘at 4:20 P. M., caves Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M. arriv Colfax at 6.15 P. M; : rapes GOING NORTH. . : bein ore Colfax at 7.20 A. My eaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A>M., arri Nevada at 9:20 A. M, enone: Train No, 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass’ VaMey at 2:49 P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M.S Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at. 6-50 P. M,, Jeave Grass Valley at 8.26 P, M., arrives at . Nevada at 8:54 P.M, Sea alley +, APs Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with Stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No5 connects daily with stages from North San Juan, and on Mondays, . Wednesdays and Fridays with stages ftom Downieville and Forest City. ; JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent, a STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of ihe Stockholders of the CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the Bank on Tuesday, November 13th, 1877, At 7 o’elock, P. M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Direct< Ts, and transact. ing such 6ther bnsiness as may come before the meeting, JOHN PATTISON, Secretary, Neva‘a, Oct. 5th, 1677.-td EMPIRELIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAY, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1PY¥. D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. . TS yronetesor of the EMPIRE sTa4ES announces that he h the Largest lot of inne Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks tolet at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as anv 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 of care guaranteed, : DWELLING FON, Nevada Gity, July 8 1277 GROCERY, FRUIT AND ‘ VEGETABLE STORE, JOHN SENNER,. Sr., AS purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Blackjon COMMERCIAL #T ‘ aud takes ‘this method of notifying the Public that he will always be suppled with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, _ EGGS, POULTRY AND EVERY KIND OF FRUI¥F IN*ITs$ SEASON. 4 _— 3¥ CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Pricés and honorable treat. mcrt, be hopes to receive % liberal patronage. Nevada City, Kept. 16, 1877. NEVADA ICE ¢Q, 4 bar rindersigned gives notice that he 7 is prepared to supply the best article 4 . To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the bebt up in this section of the country. ; All orders left at the office of the Gem. pany,on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. : J. 8. THOMPSON. Zevada, May 11, 1877. ; ever put R. M, HUNT, M. OD. . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WEYADACHTy ~a, Ge ee =e

ty. Pog fnil de. at in ac. ng ef hs te of Cali. ide tor the ‘enance of revada,” [ gt bidder, table, in rURDAY, Mi, Con. * yin gocd years, the a county: Township tough andagon roid p town of n street of treet to s four miles bridge on Turn pike: Talley and Suspb uret residence the Ridge » More o7 vine near ireka and f the road tance four corner of iin street, ett street ill; thence dall Toll e OF, lets, e junction ce «to the ne to the netion of € street to thence by the new reek; also oston ks. to Ophir treenhorn re OF irss. junction 38 Valley; ind Forest nce fifteen tin Ford’s by way ot ‘mine and ‘section of —distance 2 Junction Star mine; ly way of udy Towh, more or . junction e Anburn Volf Creek the Town~-distance ‘point on. Turnpike nee on the. saw Mill; ipper Gap ‘© niles, mentioned nd roundon these put end r and. reluring the -at-proper om beimg eakwaters is kept in e.ing durmptly regy places es and UDAll” Toure ~ the roads, out entireel of the st be imantial orREET, oF ch, keeps : of WROn be fovad ldas LOW all NG, » MINING jtockholéypany, for rane “ ropersy nel at » 24, Hane Street; ednesday, ° Lea me yoL. XXxV.""™ econ —— NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1877. 1 ee 7 te Daily Transcript NEVADA’ CITY, CAL. wm. Ps BROWN. : G. A, DAILEY. BROWN & CO, Propriotors, ~ DELINQUENT NOTICE. . LD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO. Bers of seid. works near Willow Valley, Nevada ‘Te wriship, Nevada County, Cad Notice:— There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of ‘assessment. No. 15, levied on the 17th iiyof Sept., J877, the several amounts sot oppanive the spe of the respective m 3 follows: shareholders, 88 & No, Cer. No, Shs. Amt, 30 9 0 Murchie. Jr, 1 : 7 50 i. ¢ Murchie, Jr, 2. « 80 750 Jno OC Murchie, Jr, 3 30 q 50 Jno (! Murchie, Jr, 4 30 7 50 Estate of JS Brown, 12 50 12 56 pstate of J 8 Brown, 13 60 . LF5O rstate of JS Brown, 14° ~~ * 50 Estate of J S Brown, 15 50 Estate of JS Brown, 16 50 Estate of JS Brown, 17 50 Chas Shortridge, 29 10 Chas Shortridge, . 30 10 «has Shortridge, ; $L 10 5 Chas Shortridge, 32 reenter EY € Chas Shortridge,, , 33 10 2 § Chas Shortridge, 34 10 zt Chas Shortridge, 35 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 36 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, U7 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 39 10 2 50 Chas Shortridge, 40 10 2 50 § Shortridge, : 41 10 2 50 $ Shortridge, 42 10 2 50 $ Shortridge, 43 10 250 § Shortridge, 44° ,JW a1) § Shortridge, 45 10 250 § Shortridge, 46° 10 2.50 J C Shortridge, 47 10 250 J C Shortridge, 438 10 250 JC Shortridge, 49 10 2 5¢ JC Shortridge, 59 10; 250 J QShortridve, BL 10 2 50, iC Shortridge, 52 10 2.50. EW Shertridgs, 1 ee 956 Estate C. Marsh, Ws 1500 375 09 Estate C Marsh, 78 250 6250 Estate C Marsh, 79 250 62.50 state C Marsh, . 80 "145 36 25 E Muller, 105 100 25 00 EMuller, 106 25 6 25 E Muller, 107 25: \6 25 I Muller, 1038 eo 6 25 E Muller, 109 25 6 25 infate : : kite i: Phe 2 . Estate J S Brown, 5 5 stated 8 Brown, 116 100 25 00 state J S$ Brown, lis. 100 25 00 Estate J 8S Brown, 19 40 10,00 4sa Bennett, 153 30 750 Asa Bennett, 154 30 750 Asa Ber nett, 5 Se na 6 170 Estate C Marsh, 15T 278 69 50 Estate J 8 Brown, 159 20 5 00 iMuller, 172 -62 13 00 40 Davenport, 174 260 50 00 $3 Davenport, 175 207 6175 70Murchie, Jr, 210 15 375 Yn8 Muller, 177 200 50 00 . EW Shortridge, 181 15 3-75 Cha thortridge, 198 15 3°75 ‘And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the Seventeenth day of September, 1877, ® many shares «f each parcel of mch stock as may’ be necessary, willbe sold at public auction st the office of the Secretary, room 2, second floor wnthwest corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, California, on Saturday, the “day of Nov, 1877, at the hour of one (clock P. M.of said day, to pay said deliqquent assessment.thereon,together with tostsy of adveitising and expenses of gale, A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada City, Oct 28a, 1877. NOTICE. bg sold arid this day transferred to b) ALTER D. VINTON, my drug trade stock of goods contained. in ‘‘Nevada Drug Store.’ ‘Walter’ will continue the basiness, as usual, at the'old stand, aad I bespeak for him the liberal patronage herefofore bestowed upon the store. A persons indebted tome on gccount of .medi¢cines and and merchandise, are’ hereby re4uested to call at the store and settle the Sime at once, Claims against the stere will be paid on presencation to Mr. Vinton. z E. M. PRESTON. Nevada, Cal., Oct. 34, 1877.-1m . “Assessment Notice. ‘3 — on OME GOLD MINING -GQMPARY.-ER Location of princips! pla of: 9 asihess, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Woods’ Ravine, Deer Creek, Nevada county, “Californnia — Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the virectors, held on the ninth (9th) day of October, 1877, an Assessment (No, 7,) -of wn (10) cents per share was levied upon the ‘apital stock of. the corporation, payable’ ‘mediately, in United States gold coin, ‘othe Secretary at the Oflice of the Cor. pany, 612 Commercial street, San FranCcis0, California, Any stock upon which this assessment fall remain unpaid onthe iith day of *overmber, 1877, will be delinquent and adYertised for sale at public auction, and un1 Payment is made before,will besold on MONDAY, the 10th day of December 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together i costs of advertising and expenses af By orderof the Board of Directars, eh J: F. HERRMANN, Secretary, \ Office, 612 Commercial stréet; San Franeo, California, 012 rcp iwies somes iS No. 903 je Application for a Patent toa * ‘Mining Claim. —_ Qe United States Land Office, Becramento, Cal., Sept. 29th, 1877. Notice is hereby given that HarF Cooper, whose post office is Nevada ‘Y, has made application for Patent for ‘Placer mining claim bearing gold y Bitu “e in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, ‘Neva. hhewnty: California, and described as th ows, viz; On surveyed land, being ,* Ws ot NW «NE of NWK afd lot ,°! NEX of Section 32, Township 17 N, seiwe 10 E, M. D. M.,: centaiming 142 ry Scres, Said location was 2aade by ‘e Browa, et al., March 30, 1877, and hea e mining records of NevaRove & Dumber claims on the East. “il persons holding any adverse claims tieteto are hereby aired to present th ‘ue before thie Otis within Tae dare tom the . dar ae sixty days ning. claimants are, the MOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ° ‘Y OTICE is hereby given that in accorda ance with the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Californis, entitled an ‘‘Act to provide for the. location, construction and maintenance of public roads in the Cownty of Nevada,” I will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of the Court Honsedoor, in the City of Nevada, ou’ WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24th, 1877, at» Ten o’clock A. M,, Contracts. for repairing. and keeping in repair, for the period of two years, the following: described reads of said county: : Nevada Township. : Section 1. Commencing at’ the junctfon of Pine and: broad streets, thence running over the Suspension Bridge past the HaltMile House, up the ridge, passing the house of. T. L. Hughestv Slate Creek, including Slate Creek bridge. This section also includes the crogs road leading from the Grass. Valley tul) road to road section’ No. one, near the residence of -©. W. Beadle. . : This-section of read requires break-waters and turn,out places:to turn the water off the road so as to keep it frodm washing and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; also al bridges and culverts to be put, in good substantial repair. immediately, and keptso during the whéle term of contract. The Contractor will be required te keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the roads every two weeks during his term of contract, aud seé that the mits cre.all filled and road bed ‘rounded up, and new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none iow; and all loose rocks taken off, and all. rocks taken out that project above the road bed. In addition to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension Hridge clear of snow during the term of contract. .’ Section 2. Commencing opposite the residence of H. C. Mills, on Sacramento street, thence te the junction of Nimrod street, } thence across Gold Flat by the residence ot J. H. Wentworth, thence along past the’ ‘Gold Ruan Mill, to its intersection with the Grass Valley toll road, mpposite the residence ef OC, W. Beadle. ‘Phistine~of road requites” breakwaters and turn-out pla@esto turn the water of the road, so as to keep it from washing, and to heep it in good passable traveling order hyough the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridg0 Les and culverts.to be put imgood substan5} tial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘ The contractor will be required to keep. the road clear: f all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and see that .the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up and new ditches opened on ‘the upper side ‘where there are none now, and al) loose’ rocks taken off or broken up, and all rock that projects above the road bed to be taken out, and do all taat is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of contract. ‘ Section 3. Commencing at a point opposite the residence of Mra, Belden, thence down, Sacramento street to the junction of Broad and Main streets, thence wp Bonlder street and the Ked Dog road toa point where Chew’s toll road commences, six miles raore or less; also that portion of road commencing at the junction of the Red Dog and Quaker Hill roads, balf a mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, thence on the last mentidned road to the residence of Geo. F. Jacobs, at Quaker Hill, three _Tailes more or less. This line of road yYequires . break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the water so as to keep it frcm washing, and keep it in a geod passable traveling order-through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridges and cuiverts to be put in good substantial repair iminediately and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are-all tilled and road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now; all loose rock to be taken off or broken up; alse all rock that projects above ‘the road bed» to be tuken out, and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of contract. ; Section 4. Conmencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of Commercial and Coyote streets, thence up Coyote tu intersection of Washington road.’'to.Johnston’s powder house, thence via County Hospital through Willow Valley, past the house of Luchsingsr to the duuctson of the Milliken toll road on the Ridge, four miles more or This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order through-the winter; all bridges and culverts to: be pué in gpod snbstantial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term 6f contract. The contractor will-be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he will also be required to go over the road every two weeks and: see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper ride where there are nohe now; all loose rocks to be taken off or broken up, and all rocks that project abovethe road bed to ‘be taken out and to do all that is required tokeep thervad iv good repair during the whole term of contract; he will alse be required to excavate sufficient of the bank in front of Wilson’s house to straighten the road; he will also be required to excavate abons six feet of the bank at the north end of Mosquito Creek bridge. : , Stetion 5 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main streefs, thence to the head. of Broad street to the West gap of Sugar Loaf, theuce on the road leading te Blue Tent; from Blue Tent House to intersection of toil road at Mt. Vernon House, sever miles more or less. : This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places toturn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; aleo to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all ‘bridges and culverts to be. put in good substantial repair inamediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘he contractor willbe required to keep the road clear of gli obstructions, to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are all filied, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now; all loose rock: to be taken off or broken up; also-sll rock that projects above the r bed to be taken ont, and te do’all that 1s required par the rvad mghmee —_ during the whole term of the con’ . Section 6. Commencing at the junction of East and West Broad street, thence up West Broad street, crossing American Hill, w G) past the residence of J. R. Pooler, thence to Rough & Ready Towuship line, four miles more or less. — : Tois line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off} the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order ‘through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good sub. ’ stantial repair immediately,: and kept so duting the whole term of contract. The ¢ontractor will be required to keep the road clear of ail obstructions, to go overthe road ance in two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now, all loose rocx taken off or broken up, and all rock that -projects-above the roadbed to be taken. out, and to do all that is.required .to keep the road in geod repair during the whole term of contract. ~ ; ke Section 7—Commencéing at the junction of the Milliken Toil Road and Washington Road on the Ridge; thence along said Ridge -past. the Central House to the Washington Township line, nine miiles more or less. Se : ' This line of the road requires breakwaters yand turnout places to turn ‘the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good’ passable traveling order throughout the Winter; ‘also to keep the ditches open throughout the rainy season. . All bridges and culverts to''be kept in good substantial repair ‘immediately, and

kept so during thé whole time ‘of contract, The contractor willbe required to keep the road clear, of all obstructions, to go over the road once every two weeks and see that ruts are all’filled, the road bed rounded up, new Giiches opened onthe upper side where there are none now; all loose rock taken off and all projecting rocks and roots to be taken out, all over. hanging branches of shrubs or-trees to be cut offandto do all that is required to keep the road in good , repair during the whol! time of contract. Section 8—Commencing at the West gap’ of Sugar Loaf; thence through Selby Flat to the toll road of Peter Purdon, two miles more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnout places to” turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing aud keep it in good traveling order th rough the Winter. To keep the ditches open through the rainy season, all bridges and culverts te be put in good substantial repair immediately, and kept so dyring the whole time of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of ail obstructions, to go over the road once syery—two —weeks,-and see that the ruts are all filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now, all loose rock taken off or broken up, and all projecting rocks uad roots to be taken ont of the road bed,and to do all that is required to keep th= road in good repair during the whole time of the’ contract. He will also be-required to widen the road directly opposite the or. chard of Calkins, ditch and turnpike the road for about sixty feet, more or less: The same to be graaed twelve feet wide, and ten inches deep. Section 9—Uommencing at the junction of the San Juan road and running past the residenee of J. 8. Dunn, to the Edwards ‘Loll Road, one mile, more or bess: This line of road requires breakwaters and turnout places to keep'the water off the road. The ravine or cut near the resix dence of Mr. Graham to be either graded or diled sufficient for a road bed; also jthe ravine or cnt near the Selby Flat School House to be graded or filled’ sucticient: for & road bed; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good gubstantial repair imme. diately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘Che contractor will be re. quired to go ovor the road once every two weeks, and see that all obstructions are removed, see that the ruts are all filled, the road -bed reunded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of theroad where there are none now, all ‘loose roeks to be taken off or ‘broken up, and all projecting rocks or roots above the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same in good repair during the whole term of the contract: Section 10—Commencing st a point near Jehuston’s powder house; thence’ up the Nevada and Washington ‘Turnpike road to the junction road from Willow Valley, three miles, more or less. ; This line of -road requizes breakwaters and turnouts to turn the water off the road, all loose dirt and rocks to be removed from the upper side of the road, the road bed to be rounded up and ditches to be opened on the upper side. The contractor will be required to put all bridges and culverts in good substantial repair ianmediately, and kept so durlag-the-whole—tern of the contract. Togo over the road once in two weeks; and see thet all.ruts are filled andthe road bed rounded’ up, all loose rock to be taken off or broken up, all projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches andtrees to be removed knd to keep the same in good. repair during the whole termi of thécontract. Section 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridge with the old. San Juan road near Rock Creek, thence down the Purdon Grade. to Mills’, ravine, two miles, more or less. This line of road requires breakwaters and turnouts to turnthe water off the road; the ditches to be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverts to be ‘put iv good substantial repair immediate-: ly, and keptso during the whole term of the contract. The contractor will, be required to go’over the road every two weeks; see that the rats are all filled, road bed' ronnded” up, new ditches opened where necessary, a1) loose cock takey off.all rocks and ruts that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the fu_l term of the contract. W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ROGER CONLAN, Aste on hand, in totties and on draught, the cedebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culme bacher, * ‘MILWAUKEE BEER, Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Persons asking fe Credit will be refuse 3, © : > Broad Street, Nevada City. 4 \ < iyo ‘}amoug other things for an order of distri. the said deceased, according to law; ana a SACRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW FIRM. HALL, LUHRS & C0, (Successors to Milliken Bros, ) 60 AND 62 K ST., SACRAMENTO.. HS tnags Butcher’ ana’ Porng oe, lishment of Messrs. MOHR & YORK, enables us to offer to the trade’ SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! —IN— p LARD, HAMS, BACON, SHOULDERS, pe ED ee EXTRA CLEAR AND MESS PORK. 4 Put-up in any shape desired, > We also keep a full. stock of Eastern SUGAR-CURED HAMs AND ees BACON, Oysters, Candies, George's Codfish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigars and: Tobacco, Sole agents for the celebrated © ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK BINE cur TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, di* rect from the best Dairies, We warrant our goods to be ALWAYS just what they are represented to be.. . j2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. Vy E KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEai ty of Merctiandise in our line, including WHISKIES, _ TOBACCO, EAST 8. C.C. HAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, ete. Just received, a car load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities. OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93-and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO. €19.tf ACKERMAN BROS, MAURICE BLOCK, Ban Fran. & New York, Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CQ, Lig gens AND WHOLESALE DEAJ «. ERS IN : CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191 J Street. and 22 Seventh Street. SACRAMENTO, mav26 U. CG, BILLINGSLEY ‘FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, Een aby and Wholesale Dealers in 3. Ra FOSTER, WOOD AND. WILLOW WARE, ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER ‘BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, EFC., ETC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second andThird, SACRAMENTO, . janl5-6m Probate Notice, a Nthe Probate Court. of the County of . ada, Btute of California. In the matter of the Estate of Wm.M. Baker, deceased. On aeading and filing ghe petition of ¥.E. Bakcr, Administrator of the Estate of Win. M. Baker, deceased, setting forth that he bas filed his final account of his administration of the estate of said deSAFES, — OIL, STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT — DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND —~ TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets,. SACRAMENTO, ((ONTRACTS MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes,. And every. variety of work in this line: The very beck avworkmanship on this Coast. Refer in. Nevada County to Nevada County Trensurer’s Safe, A. Nivens, A.D. & P, Sutton, Newada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring &. Crishokm—North San Juan, “Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, 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 Is warranted perfectly safe. Uses COMMON COAL OTL. Is 8 Vast improvement over any oil stove ever invented, COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS : In Sacramento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant 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 *in the Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, whieh are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. 24. Of moveable rachets, 3d, Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of eommon cotton wicks. aoe Agents wanted. in each town and city. Address manufacturers of same,’ corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jni6 W. G. WILLIAMS. THE GOLD ROOM, J.B, TRACY, HAVING PURCHASED -the good wil fh and tixtnres of thp Gold—Room would respectfally,inform the gentlemen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the fluest brands of ‘ WINES AND ‘LIQUORS *. TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance to wait upon cistomcre, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS_are—-compounded es in the bhiyhest style-of the art. aug22.tf, CAUTION —TO— LL persons, excepting those who ceased, in this Court, aud that the same has been duly seitled and allowed; thas yl) . the debts and expenses of administration have been duly paid; and that a portion of . . eid estate remains to be divided among the heirs of said deceased, and prvying bition of the residue of saia estate among the persens entitled. It is ordered that all persons interested in the estate of the said Wm.'M. Baker deceased, be and ap pear before the Probate Court of the said County of Nevada, at the Court Boom of said Court, in the Gity of Nevada, in said Neyada ‘County, on the 24th day of Nov., A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and thereto show cause why ar order of distribution should not be made of th residue of said estate ammong the heirs of tor, filed Oct. 13th, 1877, s .ou14 not be settied and allowed. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks, before the 24th day of Nov., A.D. 1877, in the Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, 8 Rewspsper printed and published in the said Nevada Uourty. INO, CALDWELL, j Dated Oct, 13th, 1877. JM, Waling, Attorvey,. why-the,.final account of said administra. . . . huve purchased the right from me,are hereby captioned ayainst neing, or making, . or-selling avy device for wirning the diseharge pipes of Hydraulie Machines which uses the ucilectiug powerof the stream of water. Any sich cdevice-is an infringe. aucht of United ttates Letters Patent, granted to me on the lth of May, 1876, aud reissued September 1Uth, 1876. T have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin for infringing my svid patent, and intend to prosxecute*all parties using such device without license trom me, there being no other way to protect my rights, Any parties wishing to »urchase the right to, use this device, can do so by making application to me, : ve HENRY ©. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal, P. K. STOCKTON, OFFICIAL REPORTER, } OF THE ‘ County Court, Sacramento,é A LL orders from Nevada Oity attend to af short notice, o16-lm N.C. N:.G.R. R. Co. ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 4.fhe Company meres the right to wrry © sane, as circumstancesquire. To take effect 7 ee Thursday, May 24th, 1877, : GOING SOUTH, Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 M. and leaves Grass Valley at 530A, = arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M, 3 Train No. 3, (local between Grass V and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, } rives at Grass. Valley at 11:35 A. M. : Train No.5, leaves Novada ‘at 4:20 P. M., caves Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M. arriv Colfax at 6.15 P. M; : rapes GOING NORTH. . : bein ore Colfax at 7.20 A. My eaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A>M., arri Nevada at 9:20 A. M, enone: Train No, 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass’ VaMey at 2:49 P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M.S Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at. 6-50 P. M,, Jeave Grass Valley at 8.26 P, M., arrives at . Nevada at 8:54 P.M, Sea alley +, APs Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with Stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No5 connects daily with stages from North San Juan, and on Mondays, . Wednesdays and Fridays with stages ftom Downieville and Forest City. ; JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent, a STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of ihe Stockholders of the CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the Bank on Tuesday, November 13th, 1877, At 7 o’elock, P. M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Direct< Ts, and transact. ing such 6ther bnsiness as may come before the meeting, JOHN PATTISON, Secretary, Neva‘a, Oct. 5th, 1677.-td EMPIRELIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAY, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1PY¥. D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. . TS yronetesor of the EMPIRE sTa4ES announces that he h the Largest lot of inne Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks tolet at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as anv 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 of care guaranteed, : DWELLING FON, Nevada Gity, July 8 1277 GROCERY, FRUIT AND ‘ VEGETABLE STORE, JOHN SENNER,. Sr., AS purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Blackjon COMMERCIAL #T ‘ aud takes ‘this method of notifying the Public that he will always be suppled with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, _ EGGS, POULTRY AND EVERY KIND OF FRUI¥F IN*ITs$ SEASON. 4 _— 3¥ CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Pricés and honorable treat. mcrt, be hopes to receive % liberal patronage. Nevada City, Kept. 16, 1877. NEVADA ICE ¢Q, 4 bar rindersigned gives notice that he 7 is prepared to supply the best article 4 . To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the bebt up in this section of the country. ; All orders left at the office of the Gem. pany,on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. : J. 8. THOMPSON. Zevada, May 11, 1877. ; ever put R. M, HUNT, M. OD. . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WEYADACHTy ~a, Ge ee =e