October 10, 1886 (4 pages)

j id Bg Range 8 , Mt. 1 location wss made Angust 81, 1893 ty A. R. Lord, James Shoraley and A. 8. by. them sold and conveyed ¢ . Seti n 2, ‘Township 16 N, We is : i 2% F ; on chains to : rein, are now owner anc jer K Adjoining claimants are the Nevada Cit; ‘ : no seragaiga Gold Quartz and Soggs Quartz ines. ‘ adverse claim: All persons holding any thereto are hereby — to it the 7 same before this oi within sixty day> from the first day of publishing hereof. Ga: nt, Adee Aloe” ee 8. It & hereby ordered that publication Oo t noti-e be male in the Dail; blished at Nevada Cty, fo ‘the period of 60 consecutive days from the first publication hereof. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publishing of the above aotice was on the 5th day of September, 12°6 GERWAN ASTHWA CURK Instantly r‘ eves the must violent at acks, and et estes comtortaDie see sed by inhalation, thus reaching disease direct, reloxes the fafiitates tree expectoration, and e€fFECTA CG “* where a’! other remedies Atriat convinces the most skeptical of its immediate, direct and ce ge" haggssyg been ye re $1; of ruggist or by mail, package fib fac sori. Dr. R.: SCHIFFAAN, St. Paul., Mina. FARLEY & LITTLE, Attorneys at Law IL PRACTICE IN THE STATE and United States Courts, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK—UP STAIRS SACRAMENTO BANK. HE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK INTHE , Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacraforegoing af el ‘$200,000 ig oe By ups ; loans on real estate, pub aly » 1885, 044,818 ; term and orJiuain the Ne. . ry deposits, July 1, 1886, $1,06%,681. vada Daily ign crew a ne Term and ordinary deposits received, and published at Nevada City, Cal. dividends paid in January and July, : ED. F. TAYLOR, Mone) loaned upou rest esta e only. Register. This Bank does exclusively a savings a Bie bank business, lttormation furnished upwetite was on the “eth day of September, toe W. P. COLEMAN, President. 1886. Ep. R. Hamiuton, Cashier. agll.ém Home Banefit Life Association 204 Montgomery St,, Vor. Bush... .San Pranciseo fe. Baie me a eee Tp Bank of Californ a REO os eis ahs wannnees cows F.C. Havens Auditor..I P. Allen (of B’k of California) CAO ABONE. ie eter. 8k es A. 8. Barney Secretary.. TES caw eee a W. I. Morgan This Company has paid promptly and without expense to beneficiaries $198,691.35 -during its five years’ existence, at an'average expense for administration to its members of less than $2.00 per annum per $1,000 insurance. Its Certificates are incontestable after the third year and entirely free from objectionable and technical clauses, It is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutual Insurance Association in California. Its.distribution plan rewards the persistent members by cash dividends at periods of five years, which dividends greatly reduce the cost of insurance for the first five years and nearly offset the cost for the second period. The surplus arising from the difference between the actual cost of insurance in this Association and the amount collected fiom members, whenever in excess of the amount required for mortuary purposes, is deposited.in‘the Reserve Fund for distribution among surviving members at stated periods. No Charge for Medical: Examination—No Annual Dues, ASSESSMENT RATE—FOR EACH $1,000 INSURANCE: Under 25 years/... $1 90 . 40 to 45 years.... $2 45 25 to 30 years.... 2-00 . 45 to 50 years.. okie cices a Bt 30 toB5 years:.... 2 05 . 50 to 55 years.... 3 6) 36 to 40 years:... «+» 2 20 . 55 to 60 years.. GEE 490 Tie first assessment will be payable thirty days pes after date of certificate andthereafterevery 2 months, DISTRIBUTION CLAS®, All certificates issued during the year 1886, of the Distribution & ies, will constitute Distribution Class, No. One. cpa Certificates in foree December 81, 1890, ~ issued in the year 1886, will, on that date _ pro.rata te amount contributed; which dividend shall consist of al! amounts contributed to the Fund by all Certificates of such Reserve issue, together with all accumulations arising from interest onal sondlnacrlapirn g-poeaenghe 5S oad onda the — closing of pe neoess collected Spe members. z a onic, anuary 1, 1886, all ass niext following the year of such dividend)” of the Distribution Serier receive a cash dividend ENE DS i SR NSA ANS EGE PONE YAY Nemesia E >> = ae ae ani.there to sh ‘aure why order of distribution sh ‘ul ot be made of the residue of raid estat: wmong the devizees of the said deceased, secording to law. Itie further ordered that a copy of thiwder be published for three succes+ite veeks before the said 224 day of October (886, in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a tew paper printed and published in the ssid Nevada county. : , JM. WALLING, 8 ior Judge.: Dated September -20th,. -_ J. B. Jeunes Att’y for Pet'r. J, 1. CALDWELL, * Attorney at Law, Notary Pablic and Conveyancer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of th W State, and the Courts of the Unit: Htates within the State of California, Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo 50 each, certificates of acknowledgmen’ ereto includ EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor (Successor to D. Welllington) ‘Pe Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announcer that he has now the larges Lat of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams, with Elegant B ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the nost asonable terms, ‘ The Horses are free from vice, ot goodsty! and capable of going as fast as any gentlemar ares to drive,. ~ Carriages for Funerals Attended te with Promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand, ~~. Order to Show Cause. . N theSuperior Court,in an‘ for the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate .ana guardianship of frank G weetti, minor. On reading and filing the tition of Mary Guscetti, the guardian of the person and estate of Frank G , & minor, praying for ancrder of sale of certain real extate belongingto her said ward, for the uses and puryoses therein set forth: It ishersby ordered that the next of kin of the sxid wardand all persons interested in the raid estate, appear before this Court on Wednesday, the 20th’ day of October, 1886 at10 o'clock a, m., atthe court-room of thie Court, at the Courthouse in the. said “ounty of Nevada, then and there to show cause why an .rder should not be granted for. the sale of such estate, And it is further ordered that a copy of tLis order be published at least four successive weeks before tne said day of appearing inthe Nevada Daily TRaNsorivt, 2 newspaper See and published in said county of evi J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Cross & Simonds Atty’s. 921 Notice to Creditors. STATE OF PATRICK MULLIGAN, decensed. Notice is heréhy given by the undersigned, adininistrator of the last will of Patrick Mulligan, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within fuur menths after the tirst a dnd on of this notice, to the said administrator, at Nevada ity, in the county of Nevada. Dated at Nevada C ty, i —_ kD, Administrator of the estate of Patrick Mulligan, deceased. P, F. BIMONDS, 0. W. CROSS CROSS & SIMONDS, i YS caves and Counselors at Law &@ Will practice in the State and U ited S:ates Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block Ne vada City. AINAXAB. The Celebrated Egyptian Elixir for the Skin. LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 1nIS Great Complexion Beantifier has been hought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON Corner Bronda = Pine Strects. The pric» ha b-«n put down to 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE, Asthe lot ust be sold at once. ‘he testimomals are from ple well known in this S:ate aud accenaible at any time. A few are given in the local column THE TESTIMONIALS sew TMAT It will cure almost every kind of DISEASE OF THE SKIN, if pees uxed, it will give a BRILLIANT and FAIR COMPLEXION without the use of whiten. ing or fards, it will most effectuslly CURE PIMPLES, In many instances it wil REMOVE FRKEC KLEs ina few minutes without irritating the skin _ It will give TONE to the SKIN, and when applied on an old and wrinkled faee will make it appear immediately ma jy yearr younger. Its application on the head will immediately sooth all irritation of the scalp, CURE DANDRUFF and restore the hair to ite natural coler App ied on the skin of the fa e, arms and et, will give a WHFIENESS and FRESHNESS which will astonich ana please th.ise who try it, and the effect is immediate. is elixir is warranted to be PERF«CTLY HARMLESS, and can be used every day, and several times a , if desired, it exceedingly pleasant and cooling, It makethe skin immediatel, and VELVETY, . WHITENS the DARKEST SKIN; it will in a tew minutes REMOVE SU v BURNS; it is the best remedy ever found to cure the erysipelatous inflammation _pronuned by PulSUN OAK; a few applications will be suificient, and for all kinds of skin diseases its ffect is almost miraculous. Directionsftor its }use: Wash the skin with soapand water, and: after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir with a soft cloth: where the skin is net-very sensitive, rub harder; where rinkles are to be removed, rub a little . r; Where there are black spots produced by accumulated sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly sales cage rub ~ — alvo a little jonger; they will generally ppear after pplications STAMPING. . . S Thavea fine and full supply of . A terus for ali k nds of » FAWLY WORK & KENSINGTON PAINTING I will be pleased to solicitall orders in that line, Piease see sa uple books atthe Mi.ses Be pr ge moe Pag Comm reial al orders prom tended to, ~~ CG ~ pay uve dol ars per mouth. sim MISS Lizzie QLVER. . ! * a ORDINANCE NO, 17. ‘JHE Board of Supervisors of the County f of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION 1, se Every , firm,. ly OF corporation within the Gounty of levada, now engagedin, or who may peat hen ge conducting, transacting or carr) ing on vusiness in thigo.dinane hereinafter nam must before, or at any time of in the same, procure a license Yr, as vided for in this ordinance. Kach per-on companys or corporation so engaged, vr who may h sean cnet such business, MUst procure such liceuse from the license collectur, and shall be liable to a lice:.se tax tu be collected by the said license ee ee nag Such license shuli tor quarterly, (except as provided ctherwies in this celina in advance, and when issued shall auch orize the pany cfmined thereiu to transact such busess in the said vounty. licenses ment, or -eparate house in said county. Three shall constitute a quarter. SEOTION It, Aactioneers are divided into three classes, and must obtain licenses from the license collector as tollows: 1—Those whose average munthly sales amount to ten thousand doiJars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax ofsixty dollars per quarier, 2-Those whose monthly sates ameunt to twenty-five hundred dollars aud less than teu thousand do.lars constitute second class, and must pay a license tax o. twenty-five dolars per quar er. 38 . those whose aerge monthiy sulesa e less than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class, and must ;ay a license tax o1 seven dollars aud flity cents per quarter. GECTION It, Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bondsor other evide ces of indebiednes8 Of private persona, or in baying or selling state,county or city stocks ur other evidenccs of state, county or city indeb edness, or stocns, or notes, bonds. r other evidences of iudebtedness of incorporated companies; orin buying or selling goid vust, gold or sil ver bullion, gold or sily.r coin, are aivided iuto -hree:claises, and must pay license tax meng doing busi in th be . Those doing business in the aggrega! to the amiount of thirty thousand do lars or more per quarter .onstitute the first c.a-s, aod must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. : 2. Those doing business in any amount under thirty tuou and dollars and over teu thousand dodars per quarter constitute .he second clasv aud must pay a liceuse tax o: seven dollars per quarter, 8. Those doing. bus:ness in any amount less than teu thousand dollars per quarter constitute the third class, and must pas » license tax of three dollars per quarter. SECTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the purpoves hereinatter nam. d, fur which the hvense cullector mus? require pay mene as fol4, Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay. to. each t ble tive dollars pe: qua ter. 2 Theatres and other plucce of amuse~ ment mu-t pay tor each perfuimance a liceive tux of two dollars, 3. For each show tor pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magicians, wire or rupe dancers, ursiéigns ot hand exhibition, tive dollars per day, 4. Fureach exhibition for pay, for a caraVan Or Menagerie, Or ary Cuuection oO. aniiuals, circus or acrobatic perfurmance, one hundre.: dollars per day. 6. For each pawy broker fifteen dollars per quarter. 6, Nor each toll read having a toll bridye chirty-wix dollars per year, Tuv provisions uf tuis section do not apply w exh b.tions or entertainments yiven iurt e bevefl of churcnes, schouls or other charitable entertainments, vy any amateur draiaatic association or literary society of the town or district in. which such exhibit.ou or entertainment is given, RECTION V, Every person who sells spirituous, malt or (erment: d 1iquo.s Or Wine mn less quantities, hua on? quart, must. in & howure from: # license tax of fitteen doilary per quaiter. 2. very persou who svils malt or ferne:;ted liquors or wine in sess quantities than ove quart, and who does not sell spirisuous liquirs, must pay therefor a license wax of nine dollars per quarter, SECTION Ws. Every person who ata fixed place of business sells any goods, wares or me:chandise, Wines or distilled I quors, drugs +r medicines, jewelry or wares maue of prectous metals, Whether on commission o¢ othcue License collector and must pay therefor . Ni . it such firm, or per on, or corporation, or eith r of them, shall betioa)-le, or refiise, or neglect, or failto then and there exhibit such license, he, she or they, as the case mea: or, and on conviction therevf :halt be pur ished as provided by section ten of this Oruinarce tur punishmen’ upon conviction ofa jemeanor. SECTION XIt, In aiddition to the penalty herein prescribed fur the non-payment of avy licen-e, the license collector shali proceed to collect he same by civiluction as is provided by the provisis of the Political Code of Ca ifornia, and the County Auditor must prepare biasks and settle with the collector as now required by said chapter, & SECTION XIII, This ordinance shall take effect and be in force onand after fifteen lays from the date of ite ado tion. Adopted Octo! ber 4, 1886. "Fe M_-PRIDGEON, Chr. of Board. . Attest: F. G. rom d vlerk, By W.D, Harris, Deputy. ulluy, W. D.° ° ridgeon, J. F. Schrvever and W J, Hill voted aye, 06 Crdinance No. 18, Au Ordinance Providing for Licensing the Raising of or Pasturihg sheep Within the County of Ke: vada. of Nevada do orvain as follows: qT SECTION I. Every person, company or corporation engaged in, or who thall 1 ereafter engage in the busivess of sgt bed pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shill procure and pay fora license therefor from the license collector vf the Count, of Nevada of dve cents per head per annum, for each “ag ee pastured withi said te ose iy suc rson, compavy or .corperation, but no iieaia! shall be issued under this ordinance fora less term than one year, SECTION II, The license collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licens:s under this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per: cent. of atl money's collectyd for licetises under this ordivanve, and shall pay into the County Treasury all sums:so collected in exces-_ hiy said fee, which shall be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevala; SECTION 41. Every person, company or corporation wh-shall fail to procurethe license provided for in this ordi at or before the commencement of the business in this ordinance namei, shall, n addition to the livense herein levied, be fined in the sum of one hundred dollars, to be recovered in any c. urt Pon yma jurisdiction in the county of e HE Roard. of Supervieors of the County SECTION IV. This ordinance chall be in force from and after fifteen lays after ita Adopted October 4th, 1886. __K. M. PR'DGEON, Chairman of the Board. . On the adoption of thi: ordinance Mulloy, Pr Goon, Schroeder and Hill vo ing aye, and W. D. Woo 1s:voting no, i Attest: F, @. BEATTY, Clerk. 06 By W. D. Harris, Deputy. vrwise, (except agricultural or vi tural productions, or the productions of any otO kK, by or poultry 1arm of this Stare when sold by the p vducers thereof, and except such a8 are sold by auctivneers at public sale under I'cense); and all those persons: whu keep ho.ses or carriages for hire (cxceprasare used in the transportation of x0. ds), mast obtain from the license collec. vor of this county fur each brauch of such busines, sic.nse, and pay quaiterly therefur an amount of money tu be determined vy the class in woich such persgn is uy the heeuse collk-cior of this county; such business to be classified and regulated by the amount ofthe uverage munthly rales made or hiring done,and at the rates followi. Those who are estimated t> make ayerage monthly pales of tive tuousand dolla:s or more coustitute the first-class, and must 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollars and le:s toan five thousand per month conscitute the cecoud class, and must pay three doilars per month, 8. Ofall amounts over twelve hundrea and fifty dolars and less thin twenty-live nuodred dollars per month co.stitute the third ciags, and must pay one dollar and fitty cents per wouth, 4. Of at. amou'ts less than twelve hun dred ania fifty duilars per month constitute the fourth class and must pay oue dollar pec month; provided that the sales of uquo.8 and wines by persons liveused under action six of this ordiuance must not be in yuautities Of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of physicians, surgeons, aputaecaries or chemists for any wines or cpiricua: iquors they may use in the preparation of medicines, f SECTION Vil. ) Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack aud vends xoods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay fur alicense five do.lars per month; and every such traveling werchaut, hawker or peddier who uses a wagun, or one or more animals tor the purpose of vending such’ xoous, Wares Or merchandise of any knd par aad & license of fifteen dollars per wou SECTION VII, Every person who keeps stallion, bull or jack, and who permiis the same to be used fur the purpose of propeyation fur a li therefor from of this ty amd pay therefor as foliows: 1, Horees that are hired for the of propagacion, by the season, at ty dol tare or COust tute the fir-t cass, and must pa) a license tax of forty doliars. % At thirty. oliars and i:ss than fifty dollars constitute the secund class, and must pay tWert)-five doliars, uy 8. At flitecn doilass and jess than thirty dollars constitute the tuird class, and must pay fifteen dol ars. 4, Ailat less than fifteen dollars corst.tute the fourth ciass and must pay ten dolJars, 5. For each j.ck ten dollars, 6. For each uull niue dullars per year. eh SECTION 1X, For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of one doliarin addition thereto, which ehall pay all fees aud expenses of collection. ‘ hire, must tue ab ins nioand SECTION xX, It is further ordained that if any person or persous; whe.her principal Or principals, axeut or ayents, clerk 0. clerks, eurpld ¢ or employes, Gfany tirm or member of ay tirmo curpor, thall beNOTICE. VINCENT W1LL LEAVE NEVADA o bon with his easy riding Carri.ge for Grass Valley daily at 0a. m., 2p. m., and 8.80 p. m ; returning, at 8:30 a. m., 1 p. m,. and 7 ie m. This change is made on account of so many "busses running at night time. x R, VINCENT, Proprietor. Nevada City, July 27, 1886 TO. THE UNFORTUNATE. ee ee DR. GIBBON’S O@DISPENSARY gg Ne. 623 hearney Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco « Established in 1854, for thetreat ment of Sexual and Seminal Dieeases such as Go.orrhea, Gleet, ‘Stricture, Syphilisin alkits f rmz, Seminal weaknes: Impotency, etc.— juin Diseases (ot vears’s standing wd Ulceratec egs successfully weated Dr. G:tvon has the pleasure of arneunclaataal ; has ar ie from visiting the c of Euro; and h ‘ceed cenetite at the . os Kearney ‘Street San F where hs Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the uence of self may find indulgence, is’ both sexes to an I 8. de hie of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, . id patients and those requiring his services conseq abuse. This solitary vice,or depraved sexu.) practiced 1 eF ys 3 BROAD. STREET, HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated. Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon ee In All Grades. = Colnabus Buggies, Carrs, Carriages, Phactons, Ee. In Full Variety. as E# San Francisco prices with Freight added. GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. Office at G. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. 'n & BR” eee 7 The largest, Cheapest an oh TOBACCO, PIPES, THE GERMAN METHOD ooo § ; M FARLEY has returned from 8an Francisco where she has learned the new German hethod of Fingiring for Piano Play 2rs, and is now prepared to lessons.in the same, Instructions also given in Guitar Playing. a7 lm MRS. H. G. PARSONS TEACHER OF: : NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. found in the county of ) ~ CUTLERY Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought. to the county. Of Fing'ring for the Piano.) give}. VocalMusiculoiceCutue} d Best Assortment to be a ETE, _ CIGARS, “REMIUM -ERFUMES —— CAMELIA POWDER Finest Goods. in. the Market. 4M Inquire at thi ) City. — ? da City, Cal, Fine Boots and Shees a specialty eesis Cipcnni _REPAIPING NEATLY DONE Nevada County NG. BR. ee TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NWevada City ~ON AND AFTERTharsday, June 10th, 1886, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING, M, DAILY ; connecti: mger arriving in San with Pas‘rancisco at EoP 8 Pp, 9,4 4 S » or ~~ . M. DAILY; conmecting with ovrland leaving San Francisco at % ARRIVING, 1.05 43% Paty. 3,00 A. M, P;M DAILY connecting with Pas vonger leaving San Francisco at 7.3¢ JOHN. F. KIDDER, Manager J. FP. PARSONS, PARSONS & TOMPKINS, HANICAL Engineers, Draftemen kinds. Wood, Iron, Oombination and Sus0. A. TOMPKINS. Quartz Mills & Hoisting Works . . Erected anywhere onjthe Coast. »ndence solicited. Ome Ueiee St., Nevada City, Cal. MEXICAN 506 PATTERY STREET END FOR CIRCULARS ‘AND TESTI 2 rend kes ereteanarn gh Boh ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years. HAMILTON MeCORMICK, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Corner of Pine and cial Streets. 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j id Bg Range 8 , Mt. 1 location wss made Angust 81, 1893 ty A. R. Lord, James Shoraley and A. 8. by. them sold and conveyed ¢ . Seti n 2, ‘Township 16 N, We is : i 2% F ; on chains to : rein, are now owner anc jer K Adjoining claimants are the Nevada Cit; ‘ : no seragaiga Gold Quartz and Soggs Quartz ines. ‘ adverse claim: All persons holding any thereto are hereby — to it the 7 same before this oi within sixty day> from the first day of publishing hereof. Ga: nt, Adee Aloe” ee 8. It & hereby ordered that publication Oo t noti-e be male in the Dail; blished at Nevada Cty, fo ‘the period of 60 consecutive days from the first publication hereof. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publishing of the above aotice was on the 5th day of September, 12°6 GERWAN ASTHWA CURK Instantly r‘ eves the must violent at acks, and et estes comtortaDie see sed by inhalation, thus reaching disease direct, reloxes the fafiitates tree expectoration, and e€fFECTA CG “* where a’! other remedies Atriat convinces the most skeptical of its immediate, direct and ce ge" haggssyg been ye re $1; of ruggist or by mail, package fib fac sori. Dr. R.: SCHIFFAAN, St. Paul., Mina. FARLEY & LITTLE, Attorneys at Law IL PRACTICE IN THE STATE and United States Courts, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK—UP STAIRS SACRAMENTO BANK. HE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK INTHE , Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacraforegoing af el ‘$200,000 ig oe By ups ; loans on real estate, pub aly » 1885, 044,818 ; term and orJiuain the Ne. . ry deposits, July 1, 1886, $1,06%,681. vada Daily ign crew a ne Term and ordinary deposits received, and published at Nevada City, Cal. dividends paid in January and July, : ED. F. TAYLOR, Mone) loaned upou rest esta e only. Register. This Bank does exclusively a savings a Bie bank business, lttormation furnished upwetite was on the “eth day of September, toe W. P. COLEMAN, President. 1886. Ep. R. Hamiuton, Cashier. agll.ém Home Banefit Life Association 204 Montgomery St,, Vor. Bush...... .San Pranciseo fe. Baie me a eee Tp Bank of Californ a REO os eis ahs wannnees cows F.C. Havens Auditor....I P. Allen (of B’k of California) CAO ABONE. ie eter. 8k es A. 8. Barney Secretary... TES caw eee a W. I. Morgan This Company has paid promptly and without expense to beneficiaries $198,691.35 -during its five years’ existence, at an'average expense for administration to its members of less than $2.00 per annum per $1,000 insurance. Its Certificates are incontestable after the third year and entirely free from objectionable and technical clauses, It is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutual Insurance Association in California. Its.distribution plan rewards the persistent members by cash dividends at periods of five years, which dividends greatly reduce the cost of insurance for the first five years and nearly offset the cost for the second period. The surplus arising from the difference between the actual cost of insurance in this Association and the amount collected fiom members, whenever in excess of the amount required for mortuary purposes, is deposited.in‘the Reserve Fund for distribution among surviving members at stated periods. No Charge for Medical: Examination—No Annual Dues, ASSESSMENT RATE—FOR EACH $1,000 INSURANCE: Under 25 years/...... $1 90 . 40 to 45 years....... $2 45 25 to 30 years....... 2-00 . 45 to 50 years.... okie cices a Bt 30 toB5 years:....... 2 05 . 50 to 55 years....... 3 6) 36 to 40 years:..... «+» 2 20 . 55 to 60 years... GEE 490 Tie first assessment will be payable thirty days pes after date of certificate andthereafterevery 2 months, DISTRIBUTION CLAS®, All certificates issued during the year 1886, of the Distribution & ies, will constitute Distribution Class, No. One. cpa Certificates in foree December 81, 1890, ~ issued in the year 1886, will, on that date _ pro.rata te amount contributed; which dividend shall consist of al! amounts contributed to the Fund by all Certificates of such Reserve issue, together with all accumulations arising from interest onal sondlnacrlapirn g-poeaenghe 5S oad onda the — closing of pe neoess collected Spe members. z a onic, anuary 1, 1886, all ass niext following the year of such dividend)” of the Distribution Serier receive a cash dividend ENE DS i SR NSA ANS EGE PONE YAY Nemesia E >> = ae ae ani.there to sh ‘aure why order of distribution sh ‘ul ot be made of the residue of raid estat: wmong the devizees of the said deceased, secording to law. Itie further ordered that a copy of thiwder be published for three succes+ite veeks before the said 224 day of October (886, in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a tew paper printed and published in the ssid Nevada county. : , JM. WALLING, 8 ior Judge.: Dated September -20th,. -_ J. B. Jeunes Att’y for Pet'r. J, 1. CALDWELL, * Attorney at Law, Notary Pablic and Conveyancer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of th W State, and the Courts of the Unit: Htates within the State of California, Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo 50 each, certificates of acknowledgmen’ ereto includ EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor (Successor to D. Welllington) ‘Pe Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announcer that he has now the larges Lat of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams, with Elegant B ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the nost asonable terms, ‘ The Horses are free from vice, ot goodsty! and capable of going as fast as any gentlemar ares to drive,. ~ Carriages for Funerals Attended te with Promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand, ~~. Order to Show Cause. . N theSuperior Court,in an‘ for the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate .ana guardianship of frank G weetti, minor. On reading and filing the tition of Mary Guscetti, the guardian of the person and estate of Frank G , & minor, praying for ancrder of sale of certain real extate belongingto her said ward, for the uses and puryoses therein set forth: It ishersby ordered that the next of kin of the sxid wardand all persons interested in the raid estate, appear before this Court on Wednesday, the 20th’ day of October, 1886 at10 o'clock a, m., atthe court-room of thie Court, at the Courthouse in the. said “ounty of Nevada, then and there to show cause why an .rder should not be granted for. the sale of such estate, And it is further ordered that a copy of tLis order be published at least four successive weeks before tne said day of appearing inthe Nevada Daily TRaNsorivt, 2 newspaper See and published in said county of evi J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Cross & Simonds Atty’s. 921 Notice to Creditors. STATE OF PATRICK MULLIGAN, decensed. Notice is heréhy given by the undersigned, adininistrator of the last will of Patrick Mulligan, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within fuur menths after the tirst a dnd on of this notice, to the said administrator, at Nevada ity, in the county of Nevada. Dated at Nevada C ty, i —_ kD, Administrator of the estate of Patrick Mulligan, deceased. P, F. BIMONDS, 0. W. CROSS CROSS & SIMONDS, i YS caves and Counselors at Law &@ Will practice in the State and U ited S:ates Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block Ne vada City. AINAXAB. The Celebrated Egyptian Elixir for the Skin. LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 1nIS Great Complexion Beantifier has been hought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON Corner Bronda = Pine Strects. The pric» ha b-«n put down to 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE, Asthe lot ust be sold at once. ‘he testimomals are from ple well known in this S:ate aud accenaible at any time. A few are given in the local column THE TESTIMONIALS sew TMAT It will cure almost every kind of DISEASE OF THE SKIN, if pees uxed, it will give a BRILLIANT and FAIR COMPLEXION without the use of whiten. ing or fards, it will most effectuslly CURE PIMPLES, In many instances it wil REMOVE FRKEC KLEs ina few minutes without irritating the skin _ It will give TONE to the SKIN, and when applied on an old and wrinkled faee will make it appear immediately ma jy yearr younger. Its application on the head will immediately sooth all irritation of the scalp, CURE DANDRUFF and restore the hair to ite natural coler App ied on the skin of the fa e, arms and et, will give a WHFIENESS and FRESHNESS which will astonich ana please th.ise who try it, and the effect is immediate. is elixir is warranted to be PERF«CTLY HARMLESS, and can be used every day, and several times a , if desired, it exceedingly pleasant and cooling, It makethe skin immediatel, and VELVETY, . WHITENS the DARKEST SKIN; it will in a tew minutes REMOVE SU v BURNS; it is the best remedy ever found to cure the erysipelatous inflammation _pronuned by PulSUN OAK; a few applications will be suificient, and for all kinds of skin diseases its ffect is almost miraculous. Directionsftor its }use: Wash the skin with soapand water, and: after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir with a soft cloth: where the skin is net-very sensitive, rub harder; where rinkles are to be removed, rub a little . r; Where there are black spots produced by accumulated sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly sales cage rub ~ — alvo a little jonger; they will generally ppear after pplications STAMPING. . . S Thavea fine and full supply of . A terus for ali k nds of » FAWLY WORK & KENSINGTON PAINTING I will be pleased to solicitall orders in that line, Piease see sa uple books atthe Mi.ses Be pr ge moe Pag Comm reial al orders prom tended to, ~~ CG ~ pay uve dol ars per mouth. sim MISS Lizzie QLVER. . ! * a ORDINANCE NO, 17. ‘JHE Board of Supervisors of the County f of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION 1, se Every , firm,. ly OF corporation within the Gounty of levada, now engagedin, or who may peat hen ge conducting, transacting or carr) ing on vusiness in thigo.dinane hereinafter nam must before, or at any time of in the same, procure a license Yr, as vided for in this ordinance. Kach per-on companys or corporation so engaged, vr who may h sean cnet such business, MUst procure such liceuse from the license collectur, and shall be liable to a lice:.se tax tu be collected by the said license ee ee nag Such license shuli tor quarterly, (except as provided ctherwies in this celina in advance, and when issued shall auch orize the pany cfmined thereiu to transact such busess in the said vounty. licenses ment, or -eparate house in said county. Three shall constitute a quarter. SEOTION It, Aactioneers are divided into three classes, and must obtain licenses from the license collector as tollows: 1—Those whose average munthly sales amount to ten thousand doiJars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax ofsixty dollars per quarier, 2-Those whose monthly sates ameunt to twenty-five hundred dollars aud less than teu thousand do.lars constitute second class, and must pay a license tax o. twenty-five dolars per quar er. 38 . those whose aerge monthiy sulesa e less than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class, and must ;ay a license tax o1 seven dollars aud flity cents per quarter. GECTION It, Persons engaged in banking, loaning money at interest, or in buying and selling notes, bondsor other evide ces of indebiednes8 Of private persona, or in baying or selling state,county or city stocks ur other evidenccs of state, county or city indeb edness, or stocns, or notes, bonds. r other evidences of iudebtedness of incorporated companies; orin buying or selling goid vust, gold or sil ver bullion, gold or sily.r coin, are aivided iuto -hree:claises, and must pay license tax meng doing busi in th be . Those doing business in the aggrega! to the amiount of thirty thousand do lars or more per quarter .onstitute the first c.a-s, aod must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. : 2. Those doing business in any amount under thirty tuou and dollars and over teu thousand dodars per quarter constitute .he second clasv aud must pay a liceuse tax o: seven dollars per quarter, 8. Those doing. bus:ness in any amount less than teu thousand dollars per quarter constitute the third class, and must pas » license tax of three dollars per quarter. SECTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the purpoves hereinatter nam. d, fur which the hvense cullector mus? require pay mene as fol4, Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay. to. each t ble tive dollars pe: qua ter. 2 Theatres and other plucce of amuse~ ment mu-t pay tor each perfuimance a liceive tux of two dollars, 3. For each show tor pay of any figures, jugglers, necromancers, magicians, wire or rupe dancers, ursiéigns ot hand exhibition, tive dollars per day, 4. Fureach exhibition for pay, for a caraVan Or Menagerie, Or ary Cuuection oO. aniiuals, circus or acrobatic perfurmance, one hundre.: dollars per day. 6. For each pawy broker fifteen dollars per quarter. 6, Nor each toll read having a toll bridye chirty-wix dollars per year, Tuv provisions uf tuis section do not apply w exh b.tions or entertainments yiven iurt e bevefl of churcnes, schouls or other charitable entertainments, vy any amateur draiaatic association or literary society of the town or district in. which such exhibit.ou or entertainment is given, RECTION V, Every person who sells spirituous, malt or (erment: d 1iquo.s Or Wine mn less quantities, hua on? quart, must. in & howure from: # license tax of fitteen doilary per quaiter. 2. very persou who svils malt or ferne:;ted liquors or wine in sess quantities than ove quart, and who does not sell spirisuous liquirs, must pay therefor a license wax of nine dollars per quarter, SECTION Ws. Every person who ata fixed place of business sells any goods, wares or me:chandise, Wines or distilled I quors, drugs +r medicines, jewelry or wares maue of prectous metals, Whether on commission o¢ othcue License collector and must pay therefor . Ni . it such firm, or per on, or corporation, or eith r of them, shall betioa)-le, or refiise, or neglect, or failto then and there exhibit such license, he, she or they, as the case mea: or, and on conviction therevf :halt be pur ished as provided by section ten of this Oruinarce tur punishmen’ upon conviction ofa jemeanor. SECTION XIt, In aiddition to the penalty herein prescribed fur the non-payment of avy licen-e, the license collector shali proceed to collect he same by civiluction as is provided by the provisis of the Political Code of Ca ifornia, and the County Auditor must prepare biasks and settle with the collector as now required by said chapter, & SECTION XIII, This ordinance shall take effect and be in force onand after fifteen lays from the date of ite ado tion. Adopted Octo! ber 4, 1886. "Fe M_-PRIDGEON, Chr. of Board. . Attest: F. G. rom d vlerk, By W.D, Harris, Deputy. ulluy, W. D.° ° ridgeon, J. F. Schrvever and W J, Hill voted aye, 06 Crdinance No. 18, Au Ordinance Providing for Licensing the Raising of or Pasturihg sheep Within the County of Ke: vada. of Nevada do orvain as follows: qT SECTION I. Every person, company or corporation engaged in, or who thall 1 ereafter engage in the busivess of sgt bed pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shill procure and pay fora license therefor from the license collector vf the Count, of Nevada of

dve cents per head per annum, for each “ag ee pastured withi said te ose iy suc rson, compavy or .corperation, but no iieaia! shall be issued under this ordinance fora less term than one year, SECTION II, The license collector shall receive for his own use for collecting licens:s under this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per: cent. of atl money's collectyd for licetises under this ordivanve, and shall pay into the County Treasury all sums:so collected in exces-_ hiy said fee, which shall be placed to the General Koad Fund of the county of Nevala; SECTION 41. Every person, company or corporation wh-shall fail to procurethe license provided for in this ordi at or before the commencement of the business in this ordinance namei, shall, n addition to the livense herein levied, be fined in the sum of one hundred dollars, to be recovered in any c. urt Pon yma jurisdiction in the county of e HE Roard. of Supervieors of the County SECTION IV. This ordinance chall be in force from and after fifteen lays after ita Adopted October 4th, 1886. __K. M. PR'DGEON, Chairman of the Board. . On the adoption of thi: ordinance Mulloy, Pr Goon, Schroeder and Hill vo ing aye, and W. D. Woo 1s:voting no, i Attest: F, @. BEATTY, Clerk. 06 By W. D. Harris, Deputy. vrwise, (except agricultural or vi tural productions, or the productions of any otO kK, by or poultry 1arm of this Stare when sold by the p vducers thereof, and except such a8 are sold by auctivneers at public sale under I'cense); and all those persons: whu keep ho.ses or carriages for hire (cxceprasare used in the transportation of x0. ds), mast obtain from the license collec. vor of this county fur each brauch of such busines, sic.nse, and pay quaiterly therefur an amount of money tu be determined vy the class in woich such persgn is uy the heeuse collk-cior of this county; such business to be classified and regulated by the amount ofthe uverage munthly rales made or hiring done,and at the rates followi. Those who are estimated t> make ayerage monthly pales of tive tuousand dolla:s or more coustitute the first-class, and must 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollars and le:s toan five thousand per month conscitute the cecoud class, and must pay three doilars per month, 8. Ofall amounts over twelve hundrea and fifty dolars and less thin twenty-live nuodred dollars per month co.stitute the third ciags, and must pay one dollar and fitty cents per wouth, 4. Of at. amou'ts less than twelve hun dred ania fifty duilars per month constitute the fourth class and must pay oue dollar pec month; provided that the sales of uquo.8 and wines by persons liveused under action six of this ordiuance must not be in yuautities Of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of physicians, surgeons, aputaecaries or chemists for any wines or cpiricua: iquors they may use in the preparation of medicines, f SECTION Vil. ) Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack aud vends xoods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay fur alicense five do.lars per month; and every such traveling werchaut, hawker or peddier who uses a wagun, or one or more animals tor the purpose of vending such’ xoous, Wares Or merchandise of any knd par aad & license of fifteen dollars per wou SECTION VII, Every person who keeps stallion, bull or jack, and who permiis the same to be used fur the purpose of propeyation fur a li therefor from of this ty amd pay therefor as foliows: 1, Horees that are hired for the of propagacion, by the season, at ty dol tare or COust tute the fir-t cass, and must pa) a license tax of forty doliars. % At thirty. oliars and i:ss than fifty dollars constitute the secund class, and must pay tWert)-five doliars, uy 8. At flitecn doilass and jess than thirty dollars constitute the tuird class, and must pay fifteen dol ars. 4, Ailat less than fifteen dollars corst.tute the fourth ciass and must pay ten dolJars, 5. For each j.ck ten dollars, 6. For each uull niue dullars per year. eh SECTION 1X, For each license issued the collector must collect a fee of one doliarin addition thereto, which ehall pay all fees aud expenses of collection. ‘ hire, must tue ab ins nioand SECTION xX, It is further ordained that if any person or persous; whe.her principal Or principals, axeut or ayents, clerk 0. clerks, eurpld ¢ or employes, Gfany tirm or member of ay tirmo curpor, thall beNOTICE. VINCENT W1LL LEAVE NEVADA o bon with his easy riding Carri.ge for Grass Valley daily at 0a. m., 2p. m., and 8.80 p. m ; returning, at 8:30 a. m., 1 p. m,. and 7 ie m. This change is made on account of so many "busses running at night time. x R, VINCENT, Proprietor. Nevada City, July 27, 1886 TO. THE UNFORTUNATE. ee ee DR. GIBBON’S O@DISPENSARY gg Ne. 623 hearney Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco « Established in 1854, for thetreat ment of Sexual and Seminal Dieeases such as Go.orrhea, Gleet, ‘Stricture, Syphilisin alkits f rmz, Seminal weaknes: Impotency, etc.— juin Diseases (ot vears’s standing wd Ulceratec egs successfully weated Dr. G:tvon has the pleasure of arneunclaataal ; has ar ie from visiting the c of Euro; and h ‘ceed cenetite at the . os Kearney ‘Street San F where hs Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the uence of self may find indulgence, is’ both sexes to an I 8. de hie of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, . id patients and those requiring his services conseq abuse. This solitary vice,or depraved sexu.) practiced 1 eF ys 3 BROAD. STREET, HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated. Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon ee In All Grades. = Colnabus Buggies, Carrs, Carriages, Phactons, Ee. In Full Variety. as E# San Francisco prices with Freight added. GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. Office at G. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. 'n & BR” eee 7 The largest, Cheapest an oh TOBACCO, PIPES, THE GERMAN METHOD ooo § ; M FARLEY has returned from 8an Francisco where she has learned the new German hethod of Fingiring for Piano Play 2rs, and is now prepared to lessons.in the same, Instructions also given in Guitar Playing. a7 lm MRS. H. G. PARSONS TEACHER OF: : NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. found in the county of ) ~ CUTLERY Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought. to the county. Of Fing'ring for the Piano.) give}. VocalMusiculoiceCutue} d Best Assortment to be a ETE, _ CIGARS, “REMIUM -ERFUMES —— CAMELIA POWDER Finest Goods. in. the Market. 4M Inquire at thi ) City. — ? da City, Cal, Fine Boots and Shees a specialty eesis Cipcnni _REPAIPING NEATLY DONE Nevada County NG. BR. ee TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NWevada City ~ON AND AFTERTharsday, June 10th, 1886, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING, M, DAILY ; connecti: mger arriving in San with Pas‘rancisco at EoP 8 Pp, 9,4 4 S » or ~~ . M. DAILY; conmecting with ovrland leaving San Francisco at % ARRIVING, 1.05 43% Paty. 3,00 A. M, P;M DAILY connecting with Pas vonger leaving San Francisco at 7.3¢ JOHN. F. KIDDER, Manager J. FP. PARSONS, PARSONS & TOMPKINS, HANICAL Engineers, Draftemen kinds. Wood, Iron, Oombination and Sus0. A. TOMPKINS. Quartz Mills & Hoisting Works . . Erected anywhere onjthe Coast. »ndence solicited. Ome Ueiee St., Nevada City, Cal. MEXICAN 506 PATTERY STREET END FOR CIRCULARS ‘AND TESTI 2 rend kes ereteanarn gh Boh ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years. HAMILTON MeCORMICK, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Corner of Pine and cial Streets. 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