September 20, 1877 (4 pages)

% ia Town. ada, State tif, Jubn Peuple of eeting to You sre 8m action ve hamed f Nevada ate of Gale Justice the com. days, (exatter’ the —if served hia action 1id Town. jten dayr; . The said > sum of ntersst at t. 23, 1873 isintiff on , 23, 2873, er annum t haw been fied that if said cCom Pyaintf ou for the }at 10 per 1878, to. U. 8. gold is 19th day {THE ywnship. ‘ney. jell 1S RGICAL 1 positive ss. n of much the indulof habit ling weakfor itis atrigence of est degree, he system se, SOLrOW you should peril your . forms of + @ Cure is he Young, posure or : Remedies ature. that e the symarse-of the of them— charges at. . forgetful> , Jimbs cr , timidity, r, want of s of Sicksin uripe, is. irulent of that srie. breaking te, in hidthe body. that it ls to the unthe person as the best areacured 3 with ref the preénever falfent invera to assure in all the The weak nffering for upervision : ments aig ee stant care nd perma-. 1s ENT, ) treatment ual visit Be visit. + nfidentie! r destroyed. /wpen in s)} Bie Daily, Tianscript : C\TATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Neih « o wee , ‘ ie tag 5 jhe ie Mp Ghee Ak “<A VOL. XXXV. L NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA “THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1677: Ps ~~ ie NEVADA CITY, Cab. . Py BROWN, ‘. By 5. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Se capt Sn oe Application for a Patent. to a Mining . Claim.Unirep Sraves Laxp Orrice, } Sacramento, Cal, July 16,1877. { i eadwood Gold Mining Co-, @ corpolonga P gt. Office is, Nevada City, Nevada connty, California, has. made: application for a Patent for 1,500 linear feet et the Deadwood Quartz Mine, bearing: gold, with surface ground. 600 feet in vic situate 2 iad hevads County, California, and described in theet ard = notes on jie ia-this office as follows, viz: ‘ = ne of Exterior cg ge Commencing at stake marked D, M. No, 1, on center line of lode, known as Dead. woou Ledge: thence var. 18°. E, N. 21) ‘ W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. My, Nox os thence N, 69° E, 22.72 chain’ to stake inarked D, M. No: 3; thence 8. 21°.B, 4.54 “chains to stake marke4 D, M, No. 4, on Pcenter line of DeidwoodLedge 9:08 chains Sto stake marked D. M. No. 5: thence5. 69° N. 22.72 chains to stake marked D. M. No 10; thence N. 21° W. 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M.No. 1, point of beginning, containing 20 63.100 acres, 8 Sonnecting Line. Commencing at stake indicating N. W, corner of Sec. 9, T. 16 N, R. 9 E; thence var. 18> EB, S. 493%, E. 15.96 chains to stuke ynarked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 59,in Sscrion 9, Township 16, Noxth,. Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made Dec. i, 1874, by. Charles W. Kitts, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada Conaty, Book 5, page 489. The applicamt claims by purchase. There are.nd adjoinitg mining claims. All persons holding any adverse. claims thereto are hereby required }. to present the same before: this Office within sixty days from the first day of blishing hereof, ‘ & Sp. B. McFARLAND, Register. W. D. Long, Applican Att'y. ALIAS SUMMONS. N the Justice Court of Little York Towr*ship: in the County of Nevada, State of @alifornia. G. W. Hill, Plaintiff, Wm. ‘Walters, Defendant The Péople vf. the Stute of California send Greeting to Wm. Valters, Defendant, -You are hereby. re-uired and directed to appear before me t my office, in Little York Townsip, in guinst you by the above named Plaintiff, nd answer the.complaint in said action, n file in-my office, within \Pive.days (¢xlusive of day of service) aftertbe service mn youof thissummons. . The.saidaction Hs brought to recover the sum of Twentyne 58-100 Dollars balance an’ on. account, for goods and mérchandige sold and deliyered to you, and for money loaned, which accouut is how on file ati my office. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ro appear and answersaid complaint as above required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against. you for the. sum of $21 58-100 together with costs and damages. Given under my F and this 28th day of June A. D, 18TT. W.C BARKER, Justice of the Pesce.of said Township. It appeariag upon affidavit that after due diligence that the above Defendant cannot be found, it is therefore ordered that the above Summons be published in the Nevada“EFRANBCRIPT, apaper published in said ‘‘ounty, onee a week for 30. days, as the law directa. uF W. C, BsaRKBR, J. P. Yoh Bet, July 5th, 1877. jy8 ~~ BANKBUPYS 1 NOTICE. YN the District Court of the United States, BR District of California. In the. matter ef James R. Nickerson, Bankrapt. To whom it, may concern. ‘The undersigned Samuel T. Leet, of Oakland, in the County of Alameda, hereby gives notice of his appoiutment as Assigaee of the Estate ni James kt. Nickersun, of the County of Nevada, in said district; and who was, to; wit, on the 4th day of May, «. D. 1877, ad» judged Bankyupt,: upon the. petition of himself,4by the District Court of the United States, for the District of Califor. nia. J Dated at San Francicco the 2lst @ay of May, A.D. 1877. 32-3w SAMUEL T. LEET, Aasignee. -PROBATS NOTICES. vada. In Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of John G. Camacho deceased, Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on the 4th day of Septsmber, A. D. 1877, notice is hereby. given, that ifonday the 17th day of September, A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M, of said day, at the Uourt room. of said Sourt, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada have been appointed ag the time and place for proying the will of ssid John (+. Camacho deceased, and for hearing the application of Christian Beckman for the euance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested juay appear and contest the same.Dated Septeniber 6th 1877. . SAMES D. WHITE, Gierk. SUMMONS. fk the Justice’s Conrt of Nevada Township, iu the County of Nevada, Stete of California. E.O. Tompkins Plaintiff, vs J. kK. Nichols Defendant. The People of the State of California send Greeting to G. 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Science of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Col,ége, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘lrainng School; late Stare Institufe Director nd: Lecturer of Minnesota, and fom: the } abt five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having dignosed of is entire interest in that institution, and @moved to San Franelsco, with hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrance at 120 Suter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardig Plate, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his} personal attention and, services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of Accounts.and English Branches. Prof. Rarnat” is the originator Teaching Accoun’s which has btcome 60 . popular in ¢lugidating the intricacies and mystenies of Bookkeeping. 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References, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintefident of Public’ In late Buperintendent of Public Instruction Minnecota;,W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 Oalifornia street, § F.; 3. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 218 San some strees, 8. F. : Ban brancigco, Oct. 31, 1878. a PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, ORGANS, — 1 . MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney: & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale wndR >tuil Music Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best And are‘now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTIS@&. Send for Deseriptivy Cireulae: The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ ve Is the only FIRST CLASS INSFRUMEN?, Sold at Four Hundzed Dollars! olen Square Pianos are 43 octave, aud embraces all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Qase, Beautifal Moaildings, Full lron Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe I'rebie, ets. 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THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention % heir mm PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, . Now the most powerful, explosive. com. pound tn the world. Price 78 cts? per lb. NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which -hereafter will be-ovr, second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powderof its class ¢ ver before manufactured. its greatly ircreased strength, it will be BO0ld at the price of the old No. 2, vig: 50 CENTS PER POUND. Where a pawder stronger thao ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite a careful trial of thig new grade.No. 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength ot our No. 2 of last year’s make. It is astrong, reliable and sure powder, and will dc excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 36 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade, JUDSON POWDER. Thig new and, valuable powder is rapidTy coming into general use ag 4 substitute for-common black powder, to which it ia in all respects far superior. Descriptive Cireulara forwarded on avplication. Price In cartrigger, 2 cents extra. Bascounts as usual to the trade on our various grades of Powder. ‘ Caps, single, double and triple force,— algo, fuse of all brands always on hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. General Agents Giant Powder Co., ', GEO. E, TURNER, , Agent Nevada City. mgi6-3m 210 Front St., San Francisco, NEVavA ICE CoO, HE undersigned gives notice that he 7 is prepared to supply the best article, o To any business place or private residence up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Ovumpavy,on the Plaza, will be promptly at. tended to.’ “ ‘J, 8, THOMPSON. -” Mevada, May 11, 1877. DR. ©: D. BOBO, Physician _ and Surgeon, Office Hours—-From 9to 10 A.M, and from 6 to 8 P.M a pees HOUR, From 12 YW. to 1 P. M, BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada C'ty California. DENTISTRY R. P, E. HUGHGON, hee openc? an office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared_ to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most cpproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alun inium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and pried of work. Visits madoat-résidence if desired, Nevada, May 2étn, 1871. is not easily earned in these j tines, but itcan be made in three months by any one of either sex, in any part of the country who is willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. } You; need not be away ‘from home over night. You can give your whole time ta the wogk, or only. your spare woments. We have ageuts who are making over $20 per day. All who engage at orce can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made so easily and rapidly at any other business. It costs noth. ing te try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Address at once, H. HALLETR & Ca, Portland, Maine. . j . Eureka Stage and Kzpress. Line. » STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore’s Flat daily except, Sunday, and for Eareka, Monday, Wednesday and #riday, at 630 A.M. ae Returning, will leave Moore's Flat daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 A. M. Will leave — Pherae Thursday and Saturday, at 7 A.M. ~"____W, 9. CBA WFORD, Agent. -V Flume Lamber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. LL kinda of my Mining ans AL mata for sale, . at CIVIL ENGINEER, Ang UV. 8. Deputy Surveyor j NEVADA CITY, Cas SHERMAN & BYDE,. ~ . Movade city toy oe, amg.it Notwitt stantijgg.te MOUNTAIN rCzE, in this city. The Ice is the beat evér pat. ’ Fi-eity. Address rvanufacturera of seme, corner, . H.W. VALANTINE, i. D., « SAFES,OIL STOVES. ‘W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT” DETROIT SAFES, ~ “SARGENT’S _. COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. C eernnere MADE FOR Tron 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 best workmanship on aa this Coast. Z Refer in Névada County to Nevada County.Treasurer’s Safe, A. Niveng. A.D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City, Buhring & C}isholm—North San Juan, Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & £o., Little York, And 500 customers on the Parific Coast; ' Prices lower than any, Safe Agency or the Cosst. ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, Doeg.apy kind of Cooking and Heating Whicha range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, ‘° Is 8 vast imrrovement over apy oil stove eve: invented. ~ COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento: After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned prononpees it an indispensible article in every tamily. , No storage of wood. Ne clearing of ashes. Xo constant wetchong of fires. No superfiuous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Oan be carried into any room. Broils-a-beef-aterk better than any other fire—over the open flame, Not the least’ smell or taste to articles Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove conatsts Ist. Of wick tubes, whieh are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from ‘the ttom. ~ : . 24. Of moveable rachets. 3 3d. Of fannel shaped chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks, Local Agents wanted in each town.and ath & J Streets, Bacramento, Cal. ini W. G. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, _ J.R, TRACY, i AVING PURCHASED the good, wil end fixtures of the Gola Room would respectfully infotm the: gentlenien of Nevada City, that. he keeps. on hand the finest brands of 5 WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. nd Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attenaance to wait apen cnstomcrs. apd all kinds of tefreshing DRINKS are compouhdeld * in the highest sty!¢ of the art, j ang?2.tf CAUTION +To= HYDRAULIC MINERS! LL persona, excepting. those” who “A. have purchased the rig}t from me,are -. or selling seg lprice for tngning the discharge pipes of Hydrautic Machines which uses the deflecting power qf the stream of water, Any sich device ig du infringement of United States Leijters Pitent, granted to me-on the J6th of May, 1876, and reissued September luth, 1876. I have commenced snit against Richard Hoskin for infringmg said patent, agd inten@ to prosecute a ties using such device without W¢ense from me, there being ro other way protect my zights. . Any. parties wishing to murchase the right to use this device, can do so by making application to me. ; HENRY GC. PERELNS, North Bloomfield, Neyads Co., Cal. _ RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFIOF , OORWER BROAD AND PTNB st Ure. over Preston's Svore, } Cp ia cng epee ie t. door N.C.N. G. R. R/CO. A haa sn Company. reserve:the right to wery /and Nevada). leaves: Grass. Valley at: hereby cautioned against using, or making, t TIME TABLE, NO. :4, the same, as circumstances quire. “To.take effect * Thursday, May 24th, 1877GOING SOUTH, na Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Qity et6 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.304. M, arrives at Colfax dt 6:50/A. M. °:Train No. 3,, (local becyecn Grass Vahey. and Nevada) lésyes Nevada at.11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley,ap03 :35 ALM. : Train-No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P, M. leaves Gragg. Valley og¢4.60 P.-M.; arrives ‘st Oolfax at 6:15 P.M, ; GOING. NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. ] leaves, Geass Valley at 8:50 A. Mi, arrives de® Nevada at 9:20:4, M.Train No. 4 fiocal between Graas V; : may re, DB. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-60 P. laave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives ; Nevada at: 8:54 P.M. " — stages for North San Jian, and on Tuc” days, Thursdays snd Saturdays with stages for. Downieville and Forest City, -~ Train No 5 connects daily with stsges ftom North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays ind Fridsys with stages fice’ Downieville and Forest Gity. : by A JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, JOR 1877, SAC LENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, eu : : COMMENCING . Monday, .. eaveaee --»--Sept. 17th, AND CLOSING Saturday, ..5.:. Sept, 224) $40,009, CASH, To be, distributed in* Premiums The Exhibition will be divided into SEVEN DEPARTHENTS, und the Sociery’s Gold Medal, To be awarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition ig each Department. . : ~ =AESO— A Gold Medal, the value of one hnuadw.d dollurs, by. President Biggs, for the most walueble Gold Bar’ exhibited utthe Fair. — Thoge desiring Premium Lists will please notify the Secretary, THE LARGEST STOCK sHeW, —AND— Most Attractive Speed Display, fiver,offered by avy Agricultural Society in the United States. ‘ k# Public Sale of ‘Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each day of the Fair, * ba. The. Central Pacific Railroad and the Fair, Free of Charge. ko77.Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de. iver all packages Free, not Weighing over weaty pounds, ‘t Applications for Stalls at the Pawk, and §, ade at the Pavilion, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Secretary, at onee,” : MiMBERSHIP . SINGLE ADM'SBION. 0.020 50 Cents. MARION ‘BIGGS, President, Roerer Lecu, Secretary, uug2l-lm PHILIP RICHARDS, No,-30 Main-Street, *. *» NEVADA CITY, CAL, fet Dust bought and sold Bal. ion shliscounted, kor coinuye atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Gorrespondent, fwwiss-Amevicaa Bank San Francisco jyl-im, * Dissolution of Co-partnership. HE co-partnership heretofore exigt iz; between Jobn Herzinger, Jr., and we H. Wallace, in the Horse-shoeing end Blacksmithing business, is hereby dis. sotved by imutual consent. All biks against the concern willbe paid by me,and all persons .knowing themselyea to be indebted to the firm sre hereby notiAed to pay the same to the undersigned. JOHN HEt ZINGER, Jr Nevada Gity, Sept.3a, 1877. JAMES J. OFT. ASSa YER, OLD AND ORES of every description W Refined, Melted and Agsayea: By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, “Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLATING In GOLD or SILVER, lm . . MINERS’ HOME. ie ‘ou WANT ALL TRE of a home, with . Good Board and Lodging, . : Go to the MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. Board & Lodging $5 per Week. M. HENDREKS, Proprietor,W. PD. LONG, Attoragv and Counselor at Law : on Bart Broad ., next above ¢ % é CEON B . ‘Brain, No 2 connects daily at Nevada wah ~ Stexmers will carry articles to and fromAdvances’ made ou Gold Duast or bullienCOMFORTS; ®

% ia Town. ada, State tif, Jubn Peuple of eeting to You sre 8m action ve hamed f Nevada ate of Gale Justice the com. days, (exatter’ the —if served hia action 1id Town. jten dayr; . The said > sum of ntersst at t. 23, 1873 isintiff on , 23, 2873, er annum t haw been fied that if said cCom Pyaintf ou for the }at 10 per 1878, to. U. 8. gold is 19th day {THE ywnship. ‘ney. jell 1S RGICAL 1 positive ss. n of much the indulof habit ling weakfor itis atrigence of est degree, he system se, SOLrOW you should peril your . forms of + @ Cure is he Young, posure or : Remedies ature. that e the symarse-of the of them— charges at. . forgetful> , Jimbs cr , timidity, r, want of s of Sicksin uripe, is. irulent of that srie. breaking te, in hidthe body. that it ls to the unthe person as the best areacured 3 with ref the preénever falfent invera to assure in all the The weak nffering for upervision : ments aig ee stant care nd perma-. 1s ENT, ) treatment ual visit Be visit. + nfidentie! r destroyed. /wpen in s)} Bie Daily, Tianscript : C\TATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Neih « o wee , ‘ ie tag 5 jhe ie Mp Ghee Ak “<A VOL. XXXV. L NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA “THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1677: Ps ~~ ie NEVADA CITY, Cab. . Py BROWN, ‘. By 5. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Se capt Sn oe Application for a Patent. to a Mining . Claim.Unirep Sraves Laxp Orrice, } Sacramento, Cal, July 16,1877. { i eadwood Gold Mining Co-, @ corpolonga P gt. Office is, Nevada City, Nevada connty, California, has. made: application for a Patent for 1,500 linear feet et the Deadwood Quartz Mine, bearing: gold, with surface ground. 600 feet in vic situate 2 iad hevads County, California, and described in theet ard = notes on jie ia-this office as follows, viz: ‘ = ne of Exterior cg ge Commencing at stake marked D, M. No, 1, on center line of lode, known as Dead. woou Ledge: thence var. 18°. E, N. 21) ‘ W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. My, Nox os thence N, 69° E, 22.72 chain’ to stake inarked D, M. No: 3; thence 8. 21°.B, 4.54 “chains to stake marke4 D, M, No. 4, on Pcenter line of DeidwoodLedge 9:08 chains Sto stake marked D. M. No. 5: thence5. 69° N. 22.72 chains to stake marked D. M. No 10; thence N. 21° W. 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M.No. 1, point of beginning, containing 20 63.100 acres, 8 Sonnecting Line. Commencing at stake indicating N. W, corner of Sec. 9, T. 16 N, R. 9 E; thence var. 18> EB, S. 493%, E. 15.96 chains to stuke ynarked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 59,in Sscrion 9, Township 16, Noxth,. Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made Dec. i, 1874, by. Charles W. Kitts, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada Conaty, Book 5, page 489.. The applicamt claims by purchase. There are.nd adjoinitg mining claims. All persons holding any adverse. claims thereto are hereby required }. to present the same before: this Office within sixty days from the first day of blishing hereof, ‘ & Sp. B. McFARLAND, Register. W. D. Long, Applican Att'y. ALIAS SUMMONS. N the Justice Court of Little York Towr*ship: in the County of Nevada, State of @alifornia. G. W. Hill, Plaintiff, Wm. ‘Walters, Defendant The Péople vf. the Stute of California send Greeting to Wm. Valters, Defendant, -You are hereby. re-uired and directed to appear before me t my office, in Little York Townsip, in guinst you by the above named Plaintiff, nd answer the.complaint in said action, n file in-my office, within \Pive.days (¢xlusive of day of service) aftertbe service mn youof thissummons. . The.saidaction Hs brought to recover the sum of Twentyne 58-100 Dollars balance an’ on. account, for goods and mérchandige sold and deliyered to you, and for money loaned, which accouut is how on file ati my office. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ro appear and answersaid complaint as above required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against. you for the. sum of $21 58-100 together with costs and damages. Given under my F and this 28th day of June A. D, 18TT. W.C BARKER, Justice of the Pesce.of said Township. It appeariag upon affidavit that after due diligence that the above Defendant cannot be found, it is therefore ordered that the above Summons be published in the Nevada“EFRANBCRIPT, apaper published in said ‘‘ounty, onee a week for 30. days, as the law directa. uF W. C, BsaRKBR, J. P. Yoh Bet, July 5th, 1877. jy8 ~~ BANKBUPYS 1 NOTICE. YN the District Court of the United States, BR District of California. In the. matter ef James R. Nickerson, Bankrapt. To whom it, may concern. ‘The undersigned Samuel T. Leet, of Oakland, in the County of Alameda, hereby gives notice of his appoiutment as Assigaee of the Estate ni James kt. Nickersun, of the County of Nevada, in said district; and who was, to; wit, on the 4th day of May, «. D. 1877, ad» judged Bankyupt,: upon the. petition of himself,4by the District Court of the United States, for the District of Califor. nia. J Dated at San Francicco the 2lst @ay of May, A.D. 1877. 32-3w SAMUEL T. LEET, Aasignee. -PROBATS NOTICES. vada. In Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of John G. Camacho deceased, Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on the 4th day of Septsmber, A. D. 1877, notice is hereby. given, that ifonday the 17th day of September, A. D. 1877, at 10 o’clock A. M, of said day, at the Uourt room. of said Sourt, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada have been appointed ag the time and place for proying the will of ssid John (+. Camacho deceased, and for hearing the application of Christian Beckman for the euance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested juay appear and contest the same.Dated Septeniber 6th 1877. . SAMES D. WHITE, Gierk. SUMMONS. fk the Justice’s Conrt of Nevada Township, iu the County of Nevada, Stete of California. E.O. Tompkins Plaintiff, vs J. kK. Nichols Defendant. The People of the State of California send Greeting to G. 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Science of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Col,ége, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘lrainng School; late Stare Institufe Director nd: Lecturer of Minnesota, and fom: the } abt five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having dignosed of is entire interest in that institution, and @moved to San Franelsco, with hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrance at 120 Suter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardig Plate, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his} personal attention and, services to those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or the Science of Accounts.and English Branches. Prof. Rarnat” is the originator Teaching Accoun’s which has btcome 60 . popular in ¢lugidating the intricacies and mystenies of Bookkeeping. In order to ge. cure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the supexority of -his method of instruction, he has organized “Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San, Francisco.. ae eg A SPECIAL FEATURE. Ro more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Burnaid can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merelyas #n,@asy way to inake m:« ney, bunt to establish as én viablé a reputation 4s an Enstructor as he has left. beuind him in Minnegota,. and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waich the fulles: equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best ingtitution on the Pacific Coust, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education. ; HOURS OF INSTRUCTIQN, Dax Sxssions—9 to 11.30 A. M.'and 2 to Eventna SEss1ons—7,30 to 9.30 P. M. Students-will be entitled tothe use of tne rooms from 8.30 A. M. to5.P.M,, thus enabling them to ~vork outside of the hours of instruction. LavigsA separate apartment will te reserved for the Lady, Students. who will be provided with every convenience to faoilitate their wor, : STATIONERY, AND Bcoxs—Our arrangem-nts ure such that: all supplies tor the vourse van be-obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books used in Fea] basiness. j Dre.omas -Our Diplomas are engrave on steel, finely executed at great Cost; thewill be issued to students completing th Course im the Business Department on

payment of the fee of fivy dollars. Oo VacatTion--The College will be in session during the.entireyear. Students will be admitted at any time? No Copyne From Trxt oxs--The highly objectionable metbod of copying from text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed is Altogcthez avoided, All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought DiscipLing--We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every student a8 a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. Wedo not bave rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. No conduct is altowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing roons of a wellregulated family. For full! particalars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inducements that are superior ta those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information addreag BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLEEGE, ° 120 Sutéer street, Room 38, -—--= . San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintefident of Public’ In late Buperintendent of Public Instruction Minnecota;,W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 Oalifornia street, § F.; 3. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 218 San some strees, 8. F. : Ban brancigco, Oct. 31, 1878. a PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, ORGANS, — 1 . MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney: & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale wndR >tuil Music Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best And are‘now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTIS@&. Send for Deseriptivy Cireulae: The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ ve Is the only FIRST CLASS INSFRUMEN?, Sold at Four Hundzed Dollars! olen Square Pianos are 43 octave, aud embraces all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Qase, Beautifal Moaildings, Full lron Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe I'rebie, ets. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS A 8 wanted im every county county in’ the State for the Celebrated Standard Organ Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty ef Cage, poperiertty of W®rkmanship, Elegance of oe Durability, ii is RIVALLED., We keep conetant)> ca_pamd a gvod assortinent of Reliable Cheap Panes, BEVEM AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFE TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST . SEASONED MATERIAL AND =~ FULLY WARRANTED. obtained elsewhere. TANOS AND RR A ON INSTA , IF ana my hand Le z if bi <aatice of eee ee eerie. ‘WBVADA ITs, «}1L cents, or by car load 13 cents. struction, Minnesota; Hon. f B. Wileon }'> a Prices as low as worthless Pianos canb) GIANT .POWDER. ble’s original and only valid patents or Nitro Glycerine Powders. Consumers and dealers in #o0-called4 Mer nat c ‘under Alfred No1 HHROULES PUWDER, infringe on the, GIANT _POWDER. COMPANY’S _ rights and.will be held responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention % heir mm PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, . Now the most powerful, explosive. com. pound tn the world. Price 78 cts? per lb. NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which -hereafter will be-ovr, second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powderof its class ¢ ver before manufactured. its greatly ircreased strength, it will be BO0ld at the price of the old No. 2, vig: 50 CENTS PER POUND. Where a pawder stronger thao ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite a careful trial of thig new grade.No. 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength ot our No. 2 of last year’s make. It is astrong, reliable and sure powder, and will dc excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 36 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade, JUDSON POWDER. Thig new and, valuable powder is rapidTy coming into general use ag 4 substitute for-common black powder, to which it ia in all respects far superior. Descriptive Cireulara forwarded on avplication. Price In cartrigger, 2 cents extra. Bascounts as usual to the trade on our various grades of Powder. ‘ Caps, single, double and triple force,— algo, fuse of all brands always on hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. General Agents Giant Powder Co., ', GEO. E, TURNER, , Agent Nevada City. mgi6-3m 210 Front St., San Francisco, NEVavA ICE CoO, HE undersigned gives notice that he 7 is prepared to supply the best article, o To any business place or private residence up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Ovumpavy,on the Plaza, will be promptly at. tended to.’ “ ‘J, 8, THOMPSON. -” Mevada, May 11, 1877. DR. ©: D. BOBO, Physician _ and Surgeon, Office Hours—-From 9to 10 A.M, and from 6 to 8 P.M a pees HOUR, From 12 YW. to 1 P. M, BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada C'ty California. DENTISTRY R. P, E. HUGHGON, hee openc? an office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared_ to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most cpproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alun inium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and pried of work. Visits madoat-résidence if desired, Nevada, May 2étn, 1871. is not easily earned in these j tines, but itcan be made in three months by any one of either sex, in any part of the country who is willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. } You; need not be away ‘from home over night. You can give your whole time ta the wogk, or only. your spare woments. We have ageuts who are making over $20 per day. All who engage at orce can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made so easily and rapidly at any other business. It costs noth. ing te try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Address at once, H. HALLETR & Ca, Portland, Maine. . j . Eureka Stage and Kzpress. Line. » STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore’s Flat daily except, Sunday, and for Eareka, Monday, Wednesday and #riday, at 630 A.M. ae Returning, will leave Moore's Flat daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 A. M. Will leave — Pherae Thursday and Saturday, at 7 A.M. ~"____W, 9. CBA WFORD, Agent. -V Flume Lamber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. LL kinda of my Mining ans AL mata for sale, . at CIVIL ENGINEER, Ang UV. 8. Deputy Surveyor j NEVADA CITY, Cas SHERMAN & BYDE,. ~ . Movade city toy oe, amg.it Notwitt stantijgg.te MOUNTAIN rCzE, in this city. The Ice is the beat evér pat. ’ Fi-eity. Address rvanufacturera of seme, corner, . H.W. VALANTINE, i. D., « SAFES,OIL STOVES. ‘W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT” DETROIT SAFES, ~ “SARGENT’S _. COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. C eernnere MADE FOR Tron 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 best workmanship on aa this Coast. Z Refer in Névada County to Nevada County.Treasurer’s Safe, A. Niveng. A.D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City, Buhring & C}isholm—North San Juan, Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & £o., Little York, And 500 customers on the Parific Coast; ' Prices lower than any, Safe Agency or the Cosst. ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, Doeg.apy kind of Cooking and Heating Whicha range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, ‘° Is 8 vast imrrovement over apy oil stove eve: invented. ~ COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento: After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned prononpees it an indispensible article in every tamily. , No storage of wood. Ne clearing of ashes. Xo constant wetchong of fires. No superfiuous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Oan be carried into any room. Broils-a-beef-aterk better than any other fire—over the open flame, Not the least’ smell or taste to articles Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove conatsts Ist. Of wick tubes, whieh are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from ‘the ttom. ~ : . 24. Of moveable rachets. 3 3d. Of fannel shaped chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks, Local Agents wanted in each town.and ath & J Streets, Bacramento, Cal. ini W. G. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, _ J.R, TRACY, i AVING PURCHASED the good, wil end fixtures of the Gola Room would respectfully infotm the: gentlenien of Nevada City, that. he keeps. on hand the finest brands of 5 WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. nd Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attenaance to wait apen cnstomcrs. apd all kinds of tefreshing DRINKS are compouhdeld * in the highest sty!¢ of the art, j ang?2.tf CAUTION +To= HYDRAULIC MINERS! LL persona, excepting. those” who “A. have purchased the rig}t from me,are -. or selling seg lprice for tngning the discharge pipes of Hydrautic Machines which uses the deflecting power qf the stream of water, Any sich device ig du infringement of United States Leijters Pitent, granted to me-on the J6th of May, 1876, and reissued September luth, 1876. I have commenced snit against Richard Hoskin for infringmg said patent, agd inten@ to prosecute a ties using such device without W¢ense from me, there being ro other way protect my zights. . Any. parties wishing to murchase the right to use this device, can do so by making application to me. ; HENRY GC. PERELNS, North Bloomfield, Neyads Co., Cal. _ RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFIOF , OORWER BROAD AND PTNB st Ure. over Preston's Svore, } Cp ia cng epee ie t. door N.C.N. G. R. R/CO. A haa sn Company. reserve:the right to wery /and Nevada). leaves: Grass. Valley at: hereby cautioned against using, or making, t TIME TABLE, NO. :4, the same, as circumstances quire. “To.take effect * Thursday, May 24th, 1877GOING SOUTH, na Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Qity et6 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.304. M, arrives at Colfax dt 6:50/A. M. °:Train No. 3,, (local becyecn Grass Vahey. and Nevada) lésyes Nevada at.11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley,ap03 :35 ALM. : Train-No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P, M. leaves Gragg. Valley og¢4.60 P.-M.; arrives ‘st Oolfax at 6:15 P.M, ; GOING. NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. ] leaves, Geass Valley at 8:50 A. Mi, arrives de® Nevada at 9:20:4, M.Train No. 4 fiocal between Graas V; : may re, DB. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-60 P. laave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives ; Nevada at: 8:54 P.M. " — stages for North San Jian, and on Tuc” days, Thursdays snd Saturdays with stages for. Downieville and Forest City, -~ Train No 5 connects daily with stsges ftom North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays ind Fridsys with stages fice’ Downieville and Forest Gity. : by A JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, JOR 1877, SAC LENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, eu : : COMMENCING . Monday, ... eaveaee --»--Sept. 17th, AND CLOSING Saturday, ....5..:.. Sept, 224) $40,009, CASH, To be, distributed in* Premiums The Exhibition will be divided into SEVEN DEPARTHENTS, und the Sociery’s Gold Medal, To be awarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition ig each Department. . : ~ =AESO— A Gold Medal, the value of one hnuadw.d dollurs, by. President Biggs, for the most walueble Gold Bar’ exhibited utthe Fair. — Thoge desiring Premium Lists will please notify the Secretary, THE LARGEST STOCK sHeW, —AND— Most Attractive Speed Display, fiver,offered by avy Agricultural Society in the United States. ‘ k# Public Sale of ‘Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each day of the Fair, * ba. The. Central Pacific Railroad and the Fair, Free of Charge. ko77.Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de. iver all packages Free, not Weighing over weaty pounds, ‘t Applications for Stalls at the Pawk, and §, ade at the Pavilion, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Secretary, at onee,” : MiMBERSHIP .. SINGLE ADM'SBION. 0.020 50 Cents. MARION ‘BIGGS, President, Roerer Lecu, Secretary, uug2l-lm PHILIP RICHARDS, No,-30 Main-Street, *. *» NEVADA CITY, CAL, fet Dust bought and sold Bal. ion shliscounted, kor coinuye atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Gorrespondent, fwwiss-Amevicaa Bank San Francisco jyl-im, * Dissolution of Co-partnership. HE co-partnership heretofore exigt iz; between Jobn Herzinger, Jr., and we H. Wallace, in the Horse-shoeing end Blacksmithing business, is hereby dis. sotved by imutual consent. All biks against the concern willbe paid by me,and all persons .knowing themselyea to be indebted to the firm sre hereby notiAed to pay the same to the undersigned. JOHN HEt ZINGER, Jr Nevada Gity, Sept.3a, 1877. JAMES J. OFT. ASSa YER, OLD AND ORES of every description W Refined, Melted and Agsayea: By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, “Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLATING In GOLD or SILVER, lm . . MINERS’ HOME. ie ‘ou WANT ALL TRE of a home, with . Good Board and Lodging, . : Go to the MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. Board & Lodging $5 per Week. M. HENDREKS, Proprietor,W. PD. LONG, Attoragv and Counselor at Law : on Bart Broad ., next above ¢ % é CEON B . ‘Brain, No 2 connects daily at Nevada wah ~ Stexmers will carry articles to and fromAdvances’ made ou Gold Duast or bullienCOMFORTS; ®