October 29, 1875 (4 pages)

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YW 5.00 ner No. rs —— W 100 live oak distant stake in River. » to place. n corner Plat A, rner No. 1mo0n to Ril &, ‘be said desigvaction ll, ° ast, Mt. location. or abons Book 6, ,connty, jaime by wre Sub* » Fowler: » claims sent thexty days reof. . The Daily Grange NEVADA CITY, CAL. N.P. BEOWN. ; B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. v &) OTICE to Tax Payers and Contractors. N ‘dance with the provisions of an Act of the Legislature, ofthe State of California, entied an Act to provide for the location, ‘censtriiction snd maintenance of Public Roads in Nevada county, I-will sell at public sale tothe lowest bidiier, in front of Skidmore’s saloon, inthe town,of North Gloomfield, on SATURDAY, October 8th, . aut 11 o'clock, A. M., contracts'tof repairing gud keeping in repuir for the term, of two vears,. the f»lowing described -roads ‘in Bloomfield Township: “ Orion ie Commencin¥ at the north vend of the bridge at-the Bridgepe rt-tow nship line, runnin: thence t.the. 'aine’s Hotel, Lake City. The bridges on the roa: are to be kept in good-repair, all rocks projecting above the rdud bed -to be removed, -roots " taken out, and all loose rocks kept of. Lithhes and-culyerty are-to-be constructed insuch plauce:, aud in such manner as the dad Conunission-r imaay direct, to prevent the road from washing. “Theroad is to be leveled up, an7 ruts filled in exch Spring, before the ground becomes dry, and kept in good traveling condition during the time of contract. : Section 2, Coumencing at Paize’s Hotel, Lake City, running thence. by way_of North Bloomfield ant Humbug Car yon, to the intersection with the ridge road. Also that piece of road running from. Waldron’s ranch to the Back Bone House. Al-rocks projecting above the road bed, ure to be removed, roots taken out,.do@se rocks kept off, and the orush cut off from that portion of the road that Hiesim fF umoug Canyon. Ditehes and culverts tg be put in stich places, and in su-h manner as the RosdCommissioner may ‘dicect; the road from washieg. ‘Pie. roid to be til edin and leveled up each Spring, béfore the ground becomes dry, aud kept in goed . traveling . condition urine the term: of contract. All Driuges are to good repair, . S Section 3. Commencing at North Bloomfield, running theuce to the town of Relief . iiill, and terminating at the cfossing of the North Bloomtield Co’s., ditch. Three miles more or less. ‘Lhis road requires thie rocks aud roots takes outyand loose rocks kept offof tie road, Culverts and breaks waters are to be constructed in such places. and such manner as the Road Commissioner may direct, to"prevent the Yoad washing. All bridges aré to be kept in good repair, wid the road Jeveled up, and ulled in each Spring before the ground becomes dry. Vhe bri ige a ross Missouri Canyon requires one new bent under the West énd, new stringers and new plauking. Plank to be 4 inches thick and sixteen téet long, and stringers 12xi2 square, of spruce. ' There areto be 4 stringers in place of 3 as at present. — Section 4. Commencing at Lake City,running thence by way of Back Bone House, to the Eureka towushlyp lite. ‘his ropd requires culverts and break-wuters, to. preveut it from washing, all rocks projecting above the roud bed to be removed, foots to be taken : ut, und loose rocks Kept off. Bridges are'to be kept in repair, aud the road must be kat fu good traveling order daring the term'of the contract: The,breakwaters and culverts are to be put-in such Riaces, and at such times as the Road Comissioner may direct. —— _ ‘ry. P? CRANDALL, Road Commissioner. Y OTICE to Tax Payers and Contractors. Notice is her: by given’ that in accdrdance with the provisions of an Act. of the Legislature, of the State df California,entitled an Act to provide for the location, conin Nevada county, I will seli at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of C, Gris. sel’s Hetel, ir the town ot Washington, on MONDAY, November ist, at 11 o'clock, A. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in repair for the term of two years, the following described roads in Washington Township: : Section 1. Commencing at the, Nevada Township line, running tiience by way of Sxiilman’s mill, to intersect the Washington arid Alpha toll road,to Alpha, a distance of about four miles; Section 2. Cofmencingat the junction of the Alpha ang Omega roads, running up the ridge onthe Omega road, toOmeoa four and one-half niiles more or less: s Bection 8. “Commencing at the junction ofthe Umbed ght ber te Hey roads, riun. ning thence onthe be r Valley road tothe ¢rossing of Bear River. a distance of about @ix miles, These ronds require ditthes, culverts.and bréak-waters to prevent them from washing, roots t iken out, louse rocks kept off, and rocks projecting above the road bed to be blasted off. The bridges are. to be keptinrepair and the road in good treveling condition during the term df contract. ‘he roads are to be leveled up and “the ruts filled in each Spring before the gtound, becomes dry. 2 ~ 1 P. CRANDALL, Road Commissioner, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. To. G cation of principal place of business San Erancisco. Location of works Gold Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice ig hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Wirectors, held on the 27th day df Sept., 1875, an assessment (No. 13) of 25 cents per rbare,was levied upon the capital stock ot tha ¢ tation, payable immediately in nite tes gold and silver coin, to the , at the office corner of Market and . San Francigeo. upon which this assessment “Gn the Thirfieth will be delinquent, ied tor sale at public auction: payment is made before, will Thursday, the 26th day of Nov., 1875, to pay the ielmquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ex. penses of sale. . . ; By order of the Directors, C. C. PALMER. Secretary. pes Market strect San Francisco, Any day. of October, 1873; a 4 and unless OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. FA fiom Gach, TPE TOUNG, MH im early life. Manhood restored. Impediraents to marr, New method and « Sent free, in ja. Pa,— an institution having a removed. ye treatment. New and remarkable remehaunt envelopes. Address HOWARD AS. . TsON, No. 419 North Ninth street, Seine cat ar vipt Notice 1s hereby given.that in accer. to keep. be Kept. ia . from . * . .complete line of struction and maintenance of Public Roads . : CRAWFORD’S BARBER SHOP. W. D: CRAWFORD, AS taken charge of FORD’S BARBER SHUP, on Hi al Exchange Hotel, is preéparcut to accommudate the gentlemen ef Nevada City and County with the latest ) Styles of Z HAIR CUTTING, . _ *, SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, etc. : i : : 7 22. $ A full line of superior Hair. Tonics ‘constuntly on hand, i Children’s Huir Cut in a beat and workmanlike manner. 3 Kiazors Honed and Set. ° A share. of the peblic patronage is re. Spectfully solicited. . sep25-lin W. D. CRAWFORD, Light! Light! Light! _—_— i AVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRATED SPRINGFIELD Gas Machine, . We are now prepared to furnish machines . of al] sizes for ligitin . PuBLac Burp: NGS or PRIVATE RESIDENCES, OVER 1,030 TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY.OTHER NOW IN USE. i SR ge ge z . ‘They are simple in construction, not liable tu.get out of order, require DO sKill to munhage, are & MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable. cupy but little space, can be set up at little eXpeuse, aud are equaly-adapted for light: ing the largest Hotel or the smallest dyellings They are no new or untried. machine, but, -Winter and Summer, have beep in constantese wh through the United: states for vver seven years. ty WF" No fire is used ia manufacturing the Gas, and buildings lighted by it are insured at the same rate was used, Ra” The cost of Gag chine will not exceed. thousand feet, We invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, amd will send, on application, catalogue, with,full cuts and. explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its superiority over any other Machine now in use, We-alsd invite attextion to our full and ° { . They oc made by this Ma. j $150 to $250 per GAS FIXTURES; Embracing the newest styles of CHANDELIEKS, BRACKETS, PEN DANTS, ete: Our prices are as low and our goods Superior to 4auy in the warket, We shall be glad ‘to correspond on the subject of introducing ‘gas, and to have parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures, NYE & ACHESON, 315 and 317, Pine Street, San Francisco. u : Broad Street, Opposite the Nation-_ And having fitted it up in first class style, . g HOTELS, CHURCHEs, . as though coal gas . . Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 620 sut . HOPEL, ee BROAD STREET -.-s NEVADA CITY; S.A, EDDY, Proprietor. FYNUHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL “IS ALWays open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted. up inf elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large,, airy and comfortable, and the Vable will gompare favoribly with that of any Hotel inthe State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expanse to render hig guests comfortable. Stages for all parts of the State have ‘their Offices ut this Hotel. _— The House is kept cpen all night for the acconimodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public fully solicited, Patronage is respeet. 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January Sitlie Cor. Main and Commercial Sts “NEW ARRIVALS. w, The Geana Duke. Alexts Ties, ‘LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismarck Congress Gaiters, « And all of the Latest Styles—the best made.— Also, afi] line of Ladies’, Misses, and: children's : “SHOES AND sLIPPERS, All madé by my special order, and warTanten to give sutisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE, pt and Shoe Findings at Sun Francisco pices, with treighteadded. (ae Also #11 kinds of Cul,, Kip, Sole Teather, ‘Sheep >kins, Lining Skins, and other articlee used by the trade supplied tu shoeInakers, © : W. R. COE. Nevada, July 30th. JUST-ISSUED. — 200th EDITION, 5 ee et ae feats tet nt A HO OD; REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR, E. pe F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. —_ A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of. premature decline in man, showing how health is Jost and how regain d. 1t gives a Clear synopsis o1 the impediments to marriage, the tréutment of nervous and phyrical debility, exhausted Vitalitys and ell, other diseares appertaining thereto; the resuits of twenty years successful prac. S ee OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There ix no member of society by whoin this book will not be found usefud, whether he be parent; preceptor“Or clergyman.—Loudon Timeso CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afilicted for reliet: it will: injure no one.—Medical Times and (azette, e g ~ Price—One Dollar, by mail or express, . ter street, cr P. U. Box 497, San Francisco, Cak. : §0-ly . Sote Agents.for the Springfield Gas Ma. chine, for California and Pacific Coast. B14 Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. tr We are prepared to do Job Printing in @ style second to no office in this State. _ ‘Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is, the best in the Northern part of the State, oS '~PRICES VERY Low. Call and see Specimens fu Job Printing CENTRAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTORY. ’ BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to the public, that having established the above Fac. tory,he is prepared to build Carriagys and Wagons of Every Also « Agent for the celebrated STUDEBAKER WAGOKS. . “AN Re ‘promptly attended te. ~ $10 to $500. NVESTED in,Wall Street. often leads to fortune, A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall Street Review Sent Free, JOHN HICKLING & co., BaxKERS AND Brokers, ‘jlé 72, Broadway, New York. NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Miliat Willow Valley is comT plefdil and we are now ready to fi]! all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. : al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly on Pine Street willbe promptly attended to, M. UL: & D Mansy. Eureka Stage and ‘xpress Co. » STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore’s Flat daily. " (Sundays excepted, at 534 o'clock, A. M. ~ For ¥ureka, Mondays, Wednegdaya and Fridays at.same how. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat daily undays ex¢spted, at 6 A. . Alao kly from Eureka et 6 A.M. : AMERICAN MEAT MARKET, x Commercial Street, Nevada. “JAMES MONRO, having opened a Ment i Market on Commerciaj Street, is prepared to supply customers with the best -quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork,Veal, Corned f, Corned Pork, etc,, at ‘the lowest rices. J. M. WALLING, AFTORNEY AT Law, ~~ NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tue Peace, andFIRE INSURANCE AGENT, I & bers (6 months) most original of. al hand. Grders left atthe office on BoultérT . Staeet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, . of Dec. 1875; will be de INDUSTRIAL . EXHIBITION COMPANY sureee. ---$20--WILL BUY A First Mortgage Premium Bond » OF TNR N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co, 3 ——o PON’T Corrpare it with a Lottery; bear in mind that the capital invested is always secured, ‘This-toan is issued on a novel plan, and is authorized by special Act ture of the Sti te of New York. i i} Every bondholder must receive aé least $21, but he may receive $100,000 Or $35,000, or $10,000, or 5,00 &c., &c. —o— _ 4th Premium Allotment, June 7th, 1875. 5th Series Drawing, July 6th 1875. Circulars giving full explanation, will be Sent, free of charge, on ’pvlication, 7 For Bonds and full information, address Without’ delay, Z MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & OO. ; FINANCIAL AGENTs, Le 23 Park Row, New York. Post Office Drawer 29, ) 6 City Banks, Reg. O, Money Order, Remit by draft on N. 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Notice is hereby iven that at & Incetiug of the Directors held on the Twenty-first day of Oct,1875,an assessment, (No. 12) of One Dullar per share was lev. ied pon the capital stock of the Corpcoration, payable immediately in United Siates gold coin. to the Secretary at the office of the Company, No. 320, California Street, San Fréncisco, California, Aby stock upon which this shall remain unpaid on the rar assessment Third day ling@ent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unlesé payment is made before, will be sold Monday, the Twentieth day of December, 1875, tv pay the delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. i THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. , Office—No. 320 California street, San Francisco, California. ; 024 @kO. 8. BDPP. D. J. CROWLEY. AUPP & CROWLEY, Attorneys & Counselo. at Low, Office—Brown & Morgan's B. ck, FFICE, Brown & Mosgen’s Block, NE O YADA OUT, Cs}. aps 0, or $3,000, . therein within ten days (ex. This famous aathor’s . iF . -at sight. / EMPIRE LIVERY re STABLE, St eres BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO.,_ Proprietors. BLES announcé th the Largest lot of, rin . Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with’ Elegant Buggies, and Yacks to let at the shortest no (nh the most-reasonable terms, Our Horreg are free from vice style and capable of goin -gentienran cares to drive, Carriages for Fu promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. month and the greatest of care srargntecd LANCASTER & CG. , City, Mareh 7th, 1875, DENTISTRY R. P. E. HUGHSON, has _openec an office I in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyinan Bros.’ Store. ~ = He is. propared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentis'ry, in ‘the latest and mostepproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silyer Vulcanite and “Aluminiam. Saticf i sUarunteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at re sidenee if desire: Nevada, May 30th, 1871. : acti 7 Notice to Creditor {STATE of Issac Loyd, dee Nou 4 tice is hereby given by the wider Peas) ed Administratrix of the extyut Tsun Loyd, deceased, to the cr diturs of an) all persens having claims against tac suad at vouchers, within four mionths art-r thy first publication of this netice,-to thie said Aduifnistratrix, at thy law office of Hop & Crowley,in Nevada (ty, in the Nevada, Dated at Nevada City,the 6th day of Oct., 1875, HANNAH LOYD Administratrix of the estate it Isaac Loyd deceased Hupp & Crowley, Attys. o9 _ SUMMONS. te ‘OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neyada,:p9. Dhe Reaple of the State ) salifern a ena ec Matilda Burth Defendant.Yeu are'‘hereby required to appear in-un action brought against you inths District Court of the Fourteenth Judi‘cial District of the State of California, in rand for the Qounty of Nevada, on the 7th day of Auguat; 1875, by Mdrtin Burth, Plaintiff, and te answer the complaint filed ¢lusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served Gut of this county, bat in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days—or judgmeént will be taken’ against you by default, according to the prayerof said complaint. Being an action to dissolve the-bonds of. raatri. mony now and heretofore existing between you and this Piaintiff, on -the grounds of desertion and wilfull disregard of by defendant of hér marriage vows, Plaintiff prays fora décree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff-and defendant, and for such further relief us the Court may seem just and proper. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above reqnired, the aid plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re: lief therein demanded, ) . In testimony whereof, I, Jno, Pat-* tison, Cterk of the District Court afcresaid, do hereunto get my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th-day of August, A.D, 1875. pe ee aoe : JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. 41, By James D. White, Deputy, ’ B. Johnson, Plff’s Atty, augts a ne elcome ea seal $2,400 a@ Year to Agents at Home—Steady Employment OR all Ladies.and Gents. 85 new articles, Novelties, Chromos, &c. Sel} One lady made $31 60 Jan’y. 16, ‘taking subscriptions” for the best Literary and Fashion Paper in America. Only $1 year, with two $5 Chromog, Samples FAMILY JOURNAL CO, 300 Broadway, New F, G. GUILD, Auction & Commission Merchant, SALESROOMIN TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, , COMMERCIAL STREET, wi ECOND hand Furniture benght and rs sold. Furnitnre repaired. Cune Chairs 1eseated, Painting, Varnishing, ete ,ete. Will séllat Auction or on Commission, all kinds of property. Send in four orders. 06 Dv. B. MERRY. i) PALMER ITH. mia County. Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.8 Dep. Surveyor U. 8: Dep. Surveyor. MERRY & SMITH, Q'NIVIL AND MINING ENGINEFRS, C LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. MEN. = NEVADA GITY. @ Office at the COURT HOUSE, _Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, wil! receive prompt atteution. jal Stockholders’ Meeting, —__ MEETING OF THE. STOCKHOLD.’ ers of the North Bloomfeid Gravel ining Company, for the Section of a Board of Trustees, and for sich other busjuesss ag may properly come before the meeting, will be held at the office of the Com y. No. 3%, California street, on WEDRY BDAY. the THIKD day of NOVEM. BER, 1875, at 120’clock, M. WEYADA GITY, CAL, . VANBE proprietors.iof the EMPIRE STAWagons . tice and of’ good nerals attended to with _. Horses boarded by the day, week” or ceased, to exbibit them with the necessary . 2 GounPy of . State of Cali NUMMONS. fornia, ; kK) of Nevada, es. In the Dist; one Istrict Court ‘istrict of the ot the Fourteenth Judicial } + State of Culiforniain and for the eo yO Nevada. The People of the State oF ae fornia send grecting tod ~¥-sAnderson;fohn Arbegast, B. +S. Gardner, Samuel Higgs. Henry Rockey, David_ Stanger ford, -——“Wiltiams, Defendants. hereby requited to appear in an actian brought against you ii the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada; on the 24th day of September . 1875, by 4. M. Gladding, Plwinti®, and to unswer the complaint tiled therein, within ten days (¢xclusive of the day of seryice)after the Se: vice on you of this summong— if served within this CounLY; oF, if served out of this county, but in thig District “within -twenty days; otherwise, Within forty daysor judgment Will be taxen against you by defauit, according ‘to the prayer of said complaing, Being an action . brought against abuve ie 3 ey Han.’ You are at they have nuw ;& named defend ‘ . for a_partition of Certain ren} sprepertyser —— which the par-ies Plaintiff and de fairs fendan are tenants in common to the extent ana h sf in proportions designated in Complaint; towhich reterence is hereby made; or for a sale of the said property according to-Jaw Santproperty is situated in Nevada Min. ing District,county and State wbove named {about one mile westerly of Nevada City on the ‘south gsile of ‘Oustomah Hill “and known ak the Phoenix' Tunnel Company's Gravel Mining claims, commencing at the mouth of the tunnel on Said claims and Tmaning thence easterly one hundred and forty rods; thence horth to the céntre of said Oustomiah Hill; thence Westerly fol. lowing along the centre of said Hill one hundred rods; thence ona direct line te the place of beginning, Plaintit avers that there are no liens restive on Said . premises, nor does plaintif? own in com. ; Pep with defendants, any othy rland with. } ih this State, Wherefore plaintiff demands . judyment for a partition of the said real . property, according to the rights and in. . tcrests of the several Parties, or,if partition atéria] injury to ; Can not be had without m those rights, then for a sale : : of seid premises, and an equitable division of the pro, ceeds of suid sale gmong. the cote = enents—~ ndants in 1eir respect. nh. And you ou fail to apcomplaint ag aintiff will aplief therein dethe thy thy bertics pleintitf and defe is action, and according to t} ive rights and interests therei jereby notified that. if y ) peer and -answir the said above required, the said pl ply to the cqurt for the re manded, * } Pure ! re In testimony whe i 4 seal Op, ittison, Clerk of i aforesaid, do hereynt; rend impress the seal o in the city of Nevada, October, A. D, 3875, ' INO, o19 By James J. M Walling, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA city _ (aera S'TOCK $200, 000, OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, Pre reof, I; Ino, Jistrict Court »set my hand f said court, at offlee, on the.J8sth day of PATTISON, Clerx. D. White, Deputy, Pitt's Atty, sident, ) Av MH. Panwrr. ., Casiimg John Cashin, Che s. Marsh, R.W. Tulp Jonathan Olark, M-. J. Marsh, AH: pate W. H. Duryea, 2 MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral ge. curity. Highest Price pai Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regul Rates. ‘ aa At Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion ‘discounted, Libera] advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinaye at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received, Ohecks on San Francisco, Sacramenio, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. as Drafts on Eastecn Cities, Londonana Ger muny. = Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe In, surance Company, _ . CORRESBPONDENTSB—Bavk Francisco ;.Bank of D, Agency Bank of Califo d for City and Coun of California, O, Mills; Sacramento rhia, Virginia City. Interest on Time D ed, as Tollows : .Six Months Time Deposits, 6 per cent. per annum, Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per. cent. per num, =. Z : *‘W&e” Persons residing—at send money. by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks eposits will be albow& distance can taken at par, . Established in 1853. Nevada Assay JAMES J.0 “Main Street, -. G OLD ORES of eve A fined, Meltedand Apsayed. ; By request Gold Bars exchanged for Con, £LECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER, PRICES REAGONABL@, * Office, aT. Nevada City. by ry description ,: €A8, 3,097, ” Nevada, March 6th, _ COUNTY WARRANTS. LL. WARRANTS on ¢ A. registered prior to Oct warrants No87, $8 and 446 registered July 8th, teneral Fund, . Sth; 1874, alee on Road Past 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, : E. P. SANFORD. Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy, Nevada, Oct. 7, 1875. sis of ee ICE, ICE, ICE, THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY Ww FURNISH ICE . w CY IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. Orders left at the Office, or at the store of E. W, Bigelow &Go., will receive prompt attention. CHAS. KENT, President. T.E. Mois, Srerctary, : Nevada, May 25, L&75, © I. 0, R. HM, oe WYOMING . : No 49, IMPRGQ" LEGS or RED M Tneets THURSDAY EVENING at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevads every Sd; clock,P wm. K. UVASPER, Gath Chief Of Meoerde,

16 treat Diseases Syphil. ESs, Im f yearg S581 Ully a . Of an. Visiting and hag ary, 623 ia., San . id thoge mé nor and haa for the 8, both ) buffer. the ef.. a virus st their es and isqtialiLarriage horrid bh closes friends ufferiug stroying for and nem imian who al study ure the rceury or 0 those re inter 8, to be ors who skill in mposing Sof em. id. other id make into the ? Hence ot lepravedby the nlimited _ ertainty” mptoms, medical ce, dark ad, ringtling of uneasi. .e limber, {, loss of astrangANCER, @ of mem. various tongue, * night meanity. .o afflict. ither in effected ‘tfeating effecting will gite rho will ras cured he Sap o age, who » fearful cred reor delay office .or may rely secrely ho mére d mutuservices mstances lent and , quacks nd will lrument, and pesRED AT Dr. Gibength of and the ee from tof the tion for ARS in ugh the 10 & Co., rwarded Kearney ancisco,. treet. the letinform lyertise. myl 4 ie te 8 fice, “} , 18%5 5 3¢ Yuba vorpora. whose ity ,Cal., for 1500 »No; -2, 500 feet Mining Nis, to-. higuous, d netes af emmenif dlarge Tf dwelleZ, 8 No. 2, » a bt ke th cl ff, )a stake mound, place of res. . ing ats th Yuba boulder. YW 5.00 ner No. rs —— W 100 live oak distant stake in River. » to place. n corner Plat A, rner No. 1mo0n to Ril &, ‘be said desigvaction ll, ° ast, Mt. location. or abons Book 6, ,connty, jaime by wre Sub* » Fowler: » claims sent thexty days reof. . The Daily Grange NEVADA CITY, CAL. N.P. BEOWN. ; B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. v &) OTICE to Tax Payers and Contractors. N ‘dance with the provisions of an Act of the Legislature, ofthe State of California, entied an Act to provide for the location, ‘censtriiction snd maintenance of Public Roads in Nevada county, I-will sell at public sale tothe lowest bidiier, in front of Skidmore’s saloon, inthe town,of North Gloomfield, on SATURDAY, October 8th, . aut 11 o'clock, A. M., contracts'tof repairing gud keeping in repuir for the term, of two vears,. the f»lowing described -roads ‘in Bloomfield Township: “ Orion ie Commencin¥ at the north vend of the bridge at-the Bridgepe rt-tow nship line, runnin: thence t.the. 'aine’s Hotel, Lake City. The bridges on the roa: are to be kept in good-repair, all rocks projecting above the rdud bed -to be removed, -roots " taken out, and all loose rocks kept of. Lithhes and-culyerty are-to-be constructed insuch plauce:, aud in such manner as the dad Conunission-r imaay direct, to prevent the road from washing. “Theroad is to be leveled up, an7 ruts filled in exch Spring, before the ground becomes dry, and kept in good traveling condition during the time of contract. : Section 2, Coumencing at Paize’s Hotel, Lake City, running thence. by way_of North Bloomfield ant Humbug Car yon, to the intersection with the ridge road. Also that piece of road running from. Waldron’s ranch to the Back Bone House. Al-rocks projecting above the road bed, ure to be removed, roots taken out,.do@se rocks kept off, and the orush cut off from that portion of the road that Hiesim fF umoug Canyon. Ditehes and culverts tg be put in stich places, and in su-h manner as the RosdCommissioner may ‘dicect; the road from washieg. ‘Pie. roid to be til edin and leveled up each Spring, béfore the ground becomes dry, aud kept in goed . traveling . condition urine the term: of contract. All Driuges are to good repair, . S Section 3. Commencing at North Bloomfield, running theuce to the town of Relief . iiill, and terminating at the cfossing of the North Bloomtield Co’s., ditch. Three miles more or less. ‘Lhis road requires thie rocks aud roots takes outyand loose rocks kept offof tie road, Culverts and breaks waters are to be constructed in such places. and such manner as the Road Commissioner may direct, to"prevent the Yoad washing. All bridges aré to be kept in good repair, wid the road Jeveled up, and ulled in each Spring before the ground becomes dry. Vhe bri ige a ross Missouri Canyon requires one new bent under the West énd, new stringers and new plauking. Plank to be 4 inches thick and sixteen téet long, and stringers 12xi2 square, of spruce. ' There areto be 4 stringers in place of 3 as at present. — Section 4. Commencing at Lake City,running thence by way of Back Bone House, to the Eureka towushlyp lite. ‘his ropd requires culverts and break-wuters, to. preveut it from washing, all rocks projecting above the roud bed to be removed, foots to be taken : ut, und loose rocks Kept off. Bridges are'to be kept in repair, aud the road must be kat fu good traveling order daring the term'of the contract: The,breakwaters and culverts are to be put-in such Riaces, and at such times as the Road Comissioner may direct. —— _ ‘ry. P? CRANDALL, Road Commissioner. Y OTICE to Tax Payers and Contractors. Notice is her: by given’ that in accdrdance with the provisions of an Act. of the Legislature, of the State df California,entitled an Act to provide for the location, conin Nevada county, I will seli at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of C, Gris. sel’s Hetel, ir the town ot Washington, on MONDAY, November ist, at 11 o'clock, A. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in repair for the term of two years, the following described roads in Washington Township: : Section 1. Commencing at the, Nevada Township line, running tiience by way of Sxiilman’s mill, to intersect the Washington arid Alpha toll road,to Alpha, a distance of about four miles; Section 2. Cofmencingat the junction of the Alpha ang Omega roads, running up the ridge onthe Omega road, toOmeoa four and one-half niiles more or less: s Bection 8. “Commencing at the junction ofthe Umbed ght ber te Hey roads, riun. ning thence onthe be r Valley road tothe ¢rossing of Bear River. a distance of about @ix miles, These ronds require ditthes, culverts.and bréak-waters to prevent them from washing, roots t iken out, louse rocks kept off, and rocks projecting above the road bed to be blasted off. The bridges are. to be keptinrepair and the road in good treveling condition during the term df contract. ‘he roads are to be leveled up and “the ruts filled in each Spring before the gtound, becomes dry. 2 ~ 1 P. CRANDALL, Road Commissioner, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. To. G cation of principal place of business San Erancisco. Location of works Gold Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice ig hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Wirectors, held on the 27th day df Sept., 1875, an assessment (No. 13) of 25 cents per rbare,was levied upon the capital stock ot tha ¢ tation, payable immediately in nite tes gold and silver coin, to the , at the office corner of Market and . San Francigeo. upon which this assessment “Gn the Thirfieth will be delinquent, ied tor sale at public auction: payment is made before, will Thursday, the 26th day of Nov., 1875, to pay the ielmquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ex. penses of sale. . . ; By order of the Directors, C. C. PALMER. Secretary. pes Market strect San Francisco, Any day. of October, 1873; a 4 and unless OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. FA fiom Gach, TPE TOUNG, MH im early life. Manhood restored. Impediraents to marr, New method and « Sent free, in ja. Pa,— an institution having a removed. ye treatment. New and remarkable remehaunt envelopes. Address HOWARD AS. . TsON, No. 419 North Ninth street, Seine cat ar vipt Notice 1s hereby given.that in accer. to keep. be Kept. ia . from . * . .complete line of struction and maintenance of Public Roads . : CRAWFORD’S BARBER SHOP. W. D: CRAWFORD, AS taken charge of FORD’S BARBER SHUP, on Hi al Exchange Hotel, is preéparcut to accommudate the gentlemen ef Nevada City and County with the latest ) Styles of Z HAIR CUTTING, . _ *, SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, etc. : i : : 7 22. $ A full line of superior Hair. Tonics ‘constuntly on hand, i Children’s Huir Cut in a beat and workmanlike manner. 3 Kiazors Honed and Set. ° A share. of the peblic patronage is re. Spectfully solicited. . sep25-lin W. D. CRAWFORD, Light! Light! Light! _—_— i AVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRATED SPRINGFIELD Gas Machine, . We are now prepared to furnish machines . of al] sizes for ligitin . PuBLac Burp: NGS or PRIVATE RESIDENCES, OVER 1,030 TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY.OTHER NOW IN USE. i SR ge ge z . ‘They are simple in construction, not liable tu.get out of order, require DO sKill to munhage, are & MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable. cupy but little space, can be set up at little eXpeuse, aud are equaly-adapted for light: ing the largest Hotel or the smallest dyellings They are no new or untried. machine, but, -Winter and Summer, have beep in constantese wh through the United: states for vver seven years. ty WF" No fire is used ia manufacturing the Gas, and buildings lighted by it are insured at the same rate was used, Ra” The cost of Gag chine will not exceed. thousand feet, We invite correspondence from those building or contemplating the introduc. tion of Gas, amd will send, on application, catalogue, with,full cuts and. explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its superiority over any other Machine now in use, We-alsd invite attextion to our full and ° { . They oc made by this Ma. j $150 to $250 per GAS FIXTURES; Embracing the newest styles of CHANDELIEKS, BRACKETS, PEN DANTS, ete: Our prices are as low and our goods Superior to 4auy in the warket, We shall be glad ‘to correspond on the subject of introducing ‘gas, and to have parties call and examine our Machines and Fixtures, NYE & ACHESON, 315 and 317, Pine Street, San Francisco. u : Broad Street, Opposite the Nation-_ And having fitted it up in first class style, . g HOTELS, CHURCHEs, . as though coal gas . . Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 620 sut . HOPEL, ee BROAD STREET -.-s NEVADA CITY; S.A, EDDY, Proprietor. FYNUHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL “IS ALWays open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted. up inf elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large,, airy and comfortable, and the Vable will gompare favoribly with that of any Hotel inthe State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expanse to render hig guests comfortable. Stages for all parts of the State have ‘their Offices ut this Hotel. _— The House is kept cpen all night for the acconimodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public fully solicited, Patronage is respeet. 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January Sitlie Cor. Main and Commercial Sts “NEW ARRIVALS. w, The Geana Duke. Alexts Ties, ‘LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismarck Congress Gaiters, « And all of the Latest Styles—the best made.— Also, afi] line of Ladies’, Misses, and: children's : “SHOES AND sLIPPERS, All madé by my special order, and warTanten to give sutisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE, pt and Shoe Findings at Sun Francisco pices, with treighteadded. (ae Also #11 kinds of Cul,, Kip, Sole Teather, ‘Sheep >kins, Lining Skins, and other articlee used by the trade supplied tu shoeInakers, © : W. R. COE. Nevada, July 30th. JUST-ISSUED. — 200th EDITION, 5 ee et ae feats tet nt A HO OD; REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR, E. pe F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. —_ A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of. premature decline in man, showing how health is Jost and how regain d. 1t gives a Clear synopsis o1 the impediments to marriage, the tréutment of nervous and phyrical debility, exhausted Vitalitys and ell, other diseares appertaining thereto; the resuits of twenty years successful prac. S ee OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There ix no member of society by whoin this book will not be found usefud, whether he be parent; preceptor“Or clergyman.—Loudon Timeso CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afilicted for reliet: it will: injure no one.—Medical Times and (azette, e g ~ Price—One Dollar, by mail or express, . ter street, cr P. U. Box 497, San Francisco, Cak. : §0-ly . Sote Agents.for the Springfield Gas Ma. chine, for California and Pacific Coast. B14 Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. tr We are prepared to do Job Printing in @ style second to no office in this State. _ ‘Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is, the best in the Northern part of the State, oS '~PRICES VERY Low. Call and see Specimens fu Job Printing CENTRAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTORY. ’ BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to the public, that having established the above Fac. tory,he is prepared to build Carriagys and Wagons of Every Also « Agent for the celebrated STUDEBAKER WAGOKS. . “AN Re ‘promptly attended te. ~ $10 to $500. NVESTED in,Wall Street. often leads to fortune, A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall Street Review Sent Free, JOHN HICKLING & co., BaxKERS AND Brokers, ‘jlé 72, Broadway, New York. NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Miliat Willow Valley is comT plefdil and we are now ready to fi]! all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. : al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly on Pine Street willbe promptly attended to, M. UL: & D Mansy. Eureka Stage and ‘xpress Co. » STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore’s Flat daily. " (Sundays excepted, at 534

o'clock, A. M. ~ For ¥ureka, Mondays, Wednegdaya and Fridays at.same how. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat daily undays ex¢spted, at 6 A. . Alao kly from Eureka et 6 A.M. : AMERICAN MEAT MARKET, x Commercial Street, Nevada. “JAMES MONRO, having opened a Ment i Market on Commerciaj Street, is prepared to supply customers with the best -quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork,Veal, Corned f, Corned Pork, etc,, at ‘the lowest rices. J. M. WALLING, AFTORNEY AT Law, ~~ NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tue Peace, andFIRE INSURANCE AGENT, I & bers (6 months) most original of. al hand. Grders left atthe office on BoultérT . Staeet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, . of Dec. 1875; will be de INDUSTRIAL . EXHIBITION COMPANY sureee. ---$20--WILL BUY A First Mortgage Premium Bond » OF TNR N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co, 3 ——o PON’T Corrpare it with a Lottery; bear in mind that the capital invested is always secured, ‘This-toan is issued on a novel plan, and is authorized by special Act ture of the Sti te of New York. i i} Every bondholder must receive aé least $21, but he may receive $100,000 Or $35,000, or $10,000, or 5,00 &c., &c. —o— _ 4th Premium Allotment, June 7th, 1875. 5th Series Drawing, July 6th 1875. Circulars giving full explanation, will be Sent, free of charge, on ’pvlication, 7 For Bonds and full information, address Without’ delay, Z MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & OO. ; FINANCIAL AGENTs, Le 23 Park Row, New York. Post Office Drawer 29, ) 6 City Banks, Reg. O, Money Order, Remit by draft on N. 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THE Lapy, by Witkie Cottinslast and greatest work, by mail 25 cents. A spléndid book, The wonderful cheapness of our ‘Books leads many to tear jt is a humbug. We would refer them to-the editor of.this paper who has « tample copy, or Specimen Pages will be sent Frreg. They are well low priced Editio the Best Authors TO, by Major G: J. Whyte. Price, only 20 cts. ## Regular price, $1 25. printed and remarkably . ns of Standard Books, by A + and merit the attention of every reader RSF” Buy a sample copy. Catalogues vf 20 books free. A hew book added every two weeks. &9~Forsale by all Newsdealers, or sent, postpaid, by DONNELLEY, LOYD, & GO. Publishers, Chicago, fn. Assessment Notice. NION GRAVEL MINING CORIPANY. Location of principal place of . busihess, San Francisco, California. Location of worgs, Columbia Hill, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby iven that at & Incetiug of the Directors held on the Twenty-first day of Oct,1875,an assessment, (No. 12) of One Dullar per share was lev. ied pon the capital stock of the Corpcoration, payable immediately in United Siates gold coin. to the Secretary at the office of the Company, No. 320, California Street, San Fréncisco, California, Aby stock upon which this shall remain unpaid on the rar assessment Third day ling@ent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unlesé payment is made before, will be sold Monday, the Twentieth day of December, 1875, tv pay the delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. i THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. , Office—No. 320 California street, San Francisco, California. ; 024 @kO. 8. BDPP. D. J. CROWLEY. AUPP & CROWLEY, Attorneys & Counselo. at Low, Office—Brown & Morgan's B. ck, FFICE, Brown & Mosgen’s Block, NE O YADA OUT, Cs}. aps 0, or $3,000, . therein within ten days (ex. This famous aathor’s . iF . -at sight. / EMPIRE LIVERY re STABLE, St eres BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & CO.,_ Proprietors. BLES announcé th the Largest lot of, rin . Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with’ Elegant Buggies, and Yacks to let at the shortest no (nh the most-reasonable terms, Our Horreg are free from vice style and capable of goin -gentienran cares to drive, Carriages for Fu promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand. month and the greatest of care srargntecd LANCASTER & CG. , City, Mareh 7th, 1875, DENTISTRY R. P. E. HUGHSON, has _openec an office I in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyinan Bros.’ Store. ~ = He is. propared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentis'ry, in ‘the latest and mostepproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silyer Vulcanite and “Aluminiam. Saticf i sUarunteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at re sidenee if desire: Nevada, May 30th, 1871. : acti 7 Notice to Creditor {STATE of Issac Loyd, dee Nou 4 tice is hereby given by the wider Peas) ed Administratrix of the extyut Tsun Loyd, deceased, to the cr diturs of an) all persens having claims against tac suad at vouchers, within four mionths art-r thy first publication of this netice,-to thie said Aduifnistratrix, at thy law office of Hop & Crowley,in Nevada (ty, in the Nevada, Dated at Nevada City,the 6th day of Oct., 1875, HANNAH LOYD Administratrix of the estate it Isaac Loyd deceased Hupp & Crowley, Attys. o9 _ SUMMONS. te ‘OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neyada,:p9. Dhe Reaple of the State ) salifern a ena ec Matilda Burth Defendant.Yeu are'‘hereby required to appear in-un action brought against you inths District Court of the Fourteenth Judi‘cial District of the State of California, in rand for the Qounty of Nevada, on the 7th day of Auguat; 1875, by Mdrtin Burth, Plaintiff, and te answer the complaint filed ¢lusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served Gut of this county, bat in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days—or judgmeént will be taken’ against you by default, according to the prayerof said complaint. Being an action to dissolve the-bonds of. raatri. mony now and heretofore existing between you and this Piaintiff, on -the grounds of desertion and wilfull disregard of by defendant of hér marriage vows, Plaintiff prays fora décree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff-and defendant, and for such further relief us the Court may seem just and proper. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above reqnired, the aid plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re: lief therein demanded, ) . In testimony whereof, I, Jno, Pat-* tison, Cterk of the District Court afcresaid, do hereunto get my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th-day of August, A.D, 1875. pe ee aoe : JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. 41, By James D. White, Deputy, ’ B. Johnson, Plff’s Atty, augts a ne elcome ea seal $2,400 a@ Year to Agents at Home—Steady Employment OR all Ladies.and Gents. 85 new articles, Novelties, Chromos, &c. Sel} One lady made $31 60 Jan’y. 16, ‘taking subscriptions” for the best Literary and Fashion Paper in America. Only $1 year, with two $5 Chromog, Samples FAMILY JOURNAL CO, 300 Broadway, New F, G. GUILD, Auction & Commission Merchant, SALESROOMIN TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, , COMMERCIAL STREET, wi ECOND hand Furniture benght and rs sold. Furnitnre repaired. Cune Chairs 1eseated, Painting, Varnishing, ete ,ete. Will séllat Auction or on Commission, all kinds of property. Send in four orders. 06 Dv. B. MERRY. i) PALMER ITH.. mia County. Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.8 Dep. Surveyor U. 8: Dep. Surveyor. MERRY & SMITH, Q'NIVIL AND MINING ENGINEFRS, C LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. MEN. = NEVADA GITY. @ Office at the COURT HOUSE, _Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, wil! receive prompt atteution. jal Stockholders’ Meeting, —__ MEETING OF THE. STOCKHOLD.’ ers of the North Bloomfeid Gravel ining Company, for the Section of a Board of Trustees, and for sich other busjuesss ag may properly come before the meeting, will be held at the office of the Com y. No. 3%, California street, on WEDRY BDAY. the THIKD day of NOVEM. BER, 1875, at 120’clock, M. WEYADA GITY, CAL, . VANBE proprietors.iof the EMPIRE STAWagons . tice and of’ good nerals attended to with _. Horses boarded by the day, week” or ceased, to exbibit them with the necessary . 2 GounPy of . State of Cali NUMMONS. fornia, ; kK) of Nevada, es. In the Dist; one Istrict Court ‘istrict of the ot the Fourteenth Judicial } + State of Culiforniain and for the eo yO Nevada. The People of the State oF ae fornia send grecting tod ~¥-sAnderson;fohn Arbegast, B. +S. Gardner, Samuel Higgs. Henry Rockey, David_ Stanger ford, -——“Wiltiams, Defendants. hereby requited to appear in an actian brought against you ii the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada; on the 24th day of September . 1875, by 4. M. Gladding, Plwinti®, and to unswer the complaint tiled therein, within ten days (¢xclusive of the day of seryice)after the Se: vice on you of this summong— if served within this CounLY; oF, if served out of this county, but in thig District “within -twenty days; otherwise, Within forty daysor judgment Will be taxen against you by defauit, according ‘to the prayer of said complaing, Being an action . brought against abuve ie 3 ey Han.’ You are at they have nuw ;& named defend ‘ . for a_partition of Certain ren} sprepertyser —— which the par-ies Plaintiff and de fairs fendan are tenants in common to the extent ana h sf in proportions designated in Complaint; towhich reterence is hereby made; or for a sale of the said property according to-Jaw Santproperty is situated in Nevada Min. ing District,county and State wbove named {about one mile westerly of Nevada City on the ‘south gsile of ‘Oustomah Hill “and known ak the Phoenix' Tunnel Company's Gravel Mining claims, commencing at the mouth of the tunnel on Said claims and Tmaning thence easterly one hundred and forty rods; thence horth to the céntre of said Oustomiah Hill; thence Westerly fol. lowing along the centre of said Hill one hundred rods; thence ona direct line te the place of beginning, Plaintit avers that there are no liens restive on Said . premises, nor does plaintif? own in com. ; Pep with defendants, any othy rland with. } ih this State, Wherefore plaintiff demands . judyment for a partition of the said real . property, according to the rights and in. . tcrests of the several Parties, or,if partition atéria] injury to ; Can not be had without m those rights, then for a sale : : of seid premises, and an equitable division of the pro, ceeds of suid sale gmong. the cote = enents—~ ndants in 1eir respect. nh. And you ou fail to apcomplaint ag aintiff will aplief therein dethe thy thy bertics pleintitf and defe is action, and according to t} ive rights and interests therei jereby notified that. if y ) peer and -answir the said above required, the said pl ply to the cqurt for the re manded, * } Pure ! re In testimony whe i 4 seal Op, ittison, Clerk of i aforesaid, do hereynt; rend impress the seal o in the city of Nevada, October, A. D, 3875, ' INO, o19 By James J. M Walling, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA city _ (aera S'TOCK $200, 000, OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, Pre reof, I; Ino, Jistrict Court »set my hand f said court, at offlee, on the.J8sth day of PATTISON, Clerx. D. White, Deputy, Pitt's Atty, sident, ) Av MH. Panwrr. ., Casiimg John Cashin, Che s. Marsh, R.W. Tulp Jonathan Olark, M-. J. Marsh, AH: pate W. H. Duryea, 2 MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral ge. curity. Highest Price pai Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regul Rates. ‘ aa At Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion ‘discounted, Libera] advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinaye at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received, Ohecks on San Francisco, Sacramenio, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. as Drafts on Eastecn Cities, Londonana Ger muny. = Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe In, surance Company, _ . CORRESBPONDENTSB—Bavk Francisco ;.Bank of D, Agency Bank of Califo d for City and Coun of California, O, Mills; Sacramento rhia, Virginia City. Interest on Time D ed, as Tollows : .Six Months Time Deposits, 6 per cent. per annum, Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per. cent. per num, =.. Z : *‘W&e” Persons residing—at send money. by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks eposits will be albow& distance can taken at par, . Established in 1853. Nevada Assay JAMES J.0 “Main Street, -. G OLD ORES of eve A fined, Meltedand Apsayed. ; By request Gold Bars exchanged for Con, £LECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER, PRICES REAGONABL@, * Office, aT. Nevada City. by ry description ,: €A8, 3,097, ” Nevada, March 6th, _ COUNTY WARRANTS. LL. WARRANTS on ¢ A. registered prior to Oct warrants No87, $8 and 446 registered July 8th, teneral Fund, . Sth; 1874, alee on Road Past 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, : E. P. SANFORD. Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy, Nevada, Oct. 7, 1875. sis of ee ICE, ICE, ICE, THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY Ww FURNISH ICE . w CY IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. Orders left at the Office, or at the store of E. W, Bigelow &Go., will receive prompt attention. CHAS. KENT, President. T.E. Mois, Srerctary, : Nevada, May 25, L&75, © I. 0, R. HM, oe WYOMING . : No 49, IMPRGQ" LEGS or RED M Tneets THURSDAY EVENING at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevads every Sd; clock,P wm. K. UVASPER, Gath Chief Of Meoerde,