September 22, 1877 (4 pages)

last, and i} effeci ada Towr .ada, State ntiff, John People of reeting to You are an action ve named f Nevads ate of Gal16 Justice the comdays, .(@xatter the —if served his action uid Townvten days; The said ® sum of nterest at st, 23, 1872 inintif¥ on . 28, 1873, Jer aADLUM t bas been fied that if. suid com. Plaintiff 7ou for the tat 10. per 91878; to2 Ue 8. golds is 19th dey . RTHE ywnship. meys jell 1g RGICAL 1 positive $s. n of mneh ~ the indulof habits ling weakfor itis a 1igence of est degree, he system se, Sorrow you should peril your . forms cf ya Cure ig ne. Young, pcrure or : Remedies ature that 6 the symarse of the of them— ‘harges at forgetfiw~Timbs ox timidity, i) Want ot. 8 sickgin Wrine, is. irulent of that aris. breaking te, in hid. the body. that it is to the unthe person RY jon, by dryng it back orw0n its nicated in ty Of . pree positive Facticed at Ine titnte, thoraugh, ug the best anegeured ; 3 with reP tire prernever fasi-> + fent inves d to assure in all the Phe. weak diering for apervisios partments ges where Stant care: nd perimea ENT, treatment be ’ , difficulty of viniting nse far exThis exing to the the eympint, Cures ona) visit. \ nfidential destroyed. upon in all ad secrecy. lL. you whe 1) apeedily M. D., treet, meno, SP . at Law . E A Ghe Daily Cranseript NEVADA CITY, Cal: _ N,. P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Se is * Propriotors. bs Wo. 883. Application’ or @ Patent to a Mining. Claim. ~.Usxrrep States OfFtce, } Sacramento, Cal., Sly be 1877 f OTICE in: hereby given, “That the Deadwood Gold Mining Co., corpofution, whose P*st Office is Né€vads vity, Nevada county, California, has made ap. plication for a Patent for 1,500 linear feet of the Deadwood Quarta Mine, bearing gold, wit surface ground 600 feet in width, situate in Willow Valley mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat. ard field rotes on tile in this office as follows, viz; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at stake marked D. M. No. 4, on*center line of lode, known 38 Doad‘woud, Ledge; thence var, 18> E, N. a1 W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 2; thence N, 69° K, 22.72 chains to stake marked D. M. No.3; thence S, 21° BH, -4.54 chains to stake market .D, M, No. 4, on center line of DeadwoodLedge ? G8 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 5: thence 8. «> N. 29 72 Ghaing to stake marked D. M. No 10;-thence N. 21° W., 4-54 chains. to stake marked D. M,. No. 1,. point ef beginning, containing 20 63-100 acres. Sonnecting Line. ‘Commencing at stake indicating N. W, corner of Sec. 9, T.16N, R. 9 E; themce var. 18> E, 8. 493j,. E. 25.96 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No. 59,in Secrion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 Bast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said location was made Dec. ‘i, 1874, ‘by Charles W. Kitts, and is recorded in the mining -recurds of Nevada Connty, ‘ook 5, pays 489. The applicant claims “by purchase. There are uo adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any udverse claims thereto are hereby required _}to present the same before this Office ‘within sixty days from the first day of "publishing hereof. ? ‘gf : T. B. McFARLAND, Register. . W. D. Long, Applican +Att’y. o [No, 898-4 : ee Application for a Patent to a : . Mining Claim. “UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE S*onaMENTO, Oal., Sept. 8, 1877, 'YOTICE is hereby given, that Fritz N Meister, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada county, California, has m de applicatioh for Patent for that ‘cer. tain Placer mining claim, bearing gold, situated in Diamond Creek Mining District, (gow in-an unorganiged condition, . , Nevada County, Culifornia, and described a8 follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the SE & of NW \% of NW 1, and the NE \ of SW 4. of NW, and the SW ‘, of NE X ofNW %, and the SE k of NW \, and the S %. of SW \% of NE i, andthe N}oof! NW. ¢ of BE34 and the St tg of NW of SEX, and the SW & of NE +4 of SE %, and'the N & of SE % of SE 4, and the Sk ¥ of SE \ oP SE %, allot Sec, 23,Twp. lI N.R1ILE,M.D.B. md M, and containing 160 acres. This claim was located April 30th, 1871,by Edwards Weodruff and 7 others, and their notice of loca. tion recorded im the otlice of the County heCcorder of Nevada County, Cal,, in Book No. 7 of Mining Records of said county, on * page 116. The applicunt claims by pur ‘chase. The nearest claims sre Jon Dill’s, lying to the Westward in’ Sectious 22 and 23, and Sanders and Chase’s to the Northwerd. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are required to present the ‘pmame before this ce within sixty days “ trom the first day of ae’ hereof. TB. ARLAND, Register. sep 11 3 Assessment Notice. OOR LAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN: frarcb PANY. Location of primof business,San Brancisco,Gali“Location of Works, Moore’s Mat, nship, Nevada Gounty,California. Noticeis hereby given, that at a meeting of the dof Directors, heta on the 17th day. Sept. 1877, an assess. . . “inent, No, 4, of twenty-five cents per share ‘ted States gold coin, to the the office of the Compahy, 311 street, rooms 34 4, second floor, na Insurance office, entrarcé 309: Calif street, San Francisco, Oalifornia. A stock upon which this’ assessment shall remain unpaid .on the 22d day. of Oct., 1877, will be @elirquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before;will be soli on Sater‘day, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising end expenses of sale. By oruer of the Board of Directors. J. M. BOFRINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 California Street, rooms 3 ‘and 4 second flovs,, over Aetna Insurance Office, San Francisco, California. 820 ‘ie, ASSESSMENY NOTICE. . oe NOLD S°RING GRAVEL MINING co Principal place of business. Nevada j City. . tomo works near Willow Vak rn County, Cal. Notice is hereby given, thet at a meeting of the Trustees, held atthe office of the Secreta y, Sept, 17th, 1877, an assessment (No. 15,) of ‘cents pershare, was levied upon the cap tal stock of said Company, payab’e imme. — in ny States go} coin, to the Broad , evade tty? ae ami Any stock upon which said shall remain unpaid om the 19th day of Oct., 1977, will be deemed delinquent and advertised tor gale at public: auction, and =e ooge =. _ beat will be 80 Ov., ‘to pot Bon th : toga. Warrants Nos, 99 ta 482 inclusive on General Fond, registered 34, 1877, also all Warrants on Read rani eho Sats ee . . jf as one of the educators as well as enterHarper’s Magazine. ' Notices of the Press. The ever-increasing circulation of this excellent monthly proves its coutinued adaptation to popular desirey and needs. In‘deed, when we think into how many homes at penetrates every month we must consider tainers of the public mind.—Boston Globe. 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Prompt attention entrusted to GILMORE .& GRBAT INDUCEMENTS T@ PARTIES WISHING TO BUY FURNITURE. REIGHT from San Francisco being mow reduced to a nominal figure, Parties in NEVADA’ CITY and vicinity ean SAVE 50 PER CENT, J, A, SHABER & CO., For anything in the Furnitere and Bed or Uphol line, and ft will be shi; ice ev dtey re tus sheapees nel mem . are reliable caadaee in San Francisco. Address all orders or tetters of enquiry to J. A. SHABER & O00., Jy Wi MarketStreet, San Francisco NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. { } vetween Hartwell & Clark in the Sil ver Palace Saloon, is dis July 34, 1877. M. Cc. CLARK. ‘. cure a wider field of labor in which to exs ply. after examination, will be given you ; fi ge Square Pianos are 73 octave, and provements . FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS BUSINESS COLLEGE, a : TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, 3 ENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professor ounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colge, and Stow’s Model and Normal 'Irainng School; late State Institute Director nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having disposed of is entire interest in that institution, and . onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his persenal attention and services to those who desire instruction in Bockyerging cx the Science of Accounts and English ‘Branches. Prof, Barnard is the originator, and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accounts which has become 66 popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to geiplify the superiority of bis method of instruction, he has organized Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be adfiitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend with his own personal instruction. He hasnot organized this enterprise merely as way to make muney, but to establish as €nyiable a reputation as an Lastruetor as he hag left behind him in Minnesota. and to build Np.a Business-College of the highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a firat class Practical Business. Education. HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, > 5 hd SEssions—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 3 to ‘EVENING Sessions—7,30 to 9.30 P. M. tne rooms from 8.30 A. M. to 5 P, M., thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction. © “LaviesA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students, whe will be provided with every convenience to facilitate their worn. fe STATIONERY axD OKs—Onr srrangem-nts are such that all supplies tor the “sourse can be obtained Of us at rates ranch below the usual cost, and corre g in every particular with the books used in DipLomas -Onr. Diplomas are engrave on steel, finely executed at great cost; the will be issued to students completing th Course ia the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars, No Vaoarion--The College will be in session during the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time.‘No Copying rrom Text Booxs<-The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided. All work done is the direct product of the student*s own thought DIscIPLINE—Woe maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every stndent as @ gentleman-or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. We do not bave rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. No conduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room of a wellregulated family, . For.full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inducements that ane superior to “these offered by any similar institution in the eity. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, ; San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Burt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H. B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. BD. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street, £ F.; 8. P. Ball, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sao . some street, 8. F. San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. PRICES VERY LOW. PIANOS, —~ ORGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts, San Francisco ‘Wholesale und R>tail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Best And are now used in Comcerts by all of 0 GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulac, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the omty FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! meben Modern Im « legant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings. full [ron Frame, Carved: and Lyre, Owerstrung inches, and are Agents wanted im every county county in the State fer the : : Organ Celebrated Standard Which fer Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, of Workmansinp, KeanePe ss INR ALLE 1 18 UNRIVA < We hosp constants on Rend 2 qvod . _ Reliable Chea SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFF TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND of Mathematic and Science of Ac-. -GIANT POWDER COMPANY’S rights emoved to San Francisco, will hereafter . = Students will be entitled tothe use of various grades of Powder. cole, Eureka Stage and Express Line. Bass, Agrafie Treb. ete. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet . GIANT POWDER. ANUFACTURED under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. -, . Consiimers and dealers in ‘so-called HURCULES POWDER, infringe. on the, and will be lield responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention to their mPROVED GRADES OF POWDER, VIZ: ‘NO, 1 GIANT, Now the most powerful explosive compound in the world, Price 7/ cts. per Ib. ‘NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which heresfter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of, its class cyer before manufactured Notwit standing its greatly increased strength, it will be sold at the price of the old No. 2, viz: 50 CENTS PER POUND.: Where a powder stronger thau ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite @ careful trial of this new grade. NO. 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength of our No, 2.of last . year’s make. It is astrong, reliable and ‘sure powder, and will do excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced prioe of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade. JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuable powder is rapidly coming into general use as s substitute for common black powder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive circulars forwarded on application. Price 1U cents, or by car load 13 cents, In carteidges, 2 cents extra, Discounts as usual to thé trade on our Caps, single. double and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands always on hand, BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, ati Agent Nevada City. mal6-3m 210 Front 8t., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE €O. HE undersi gives notice that he 7 is prepa tosupply the best article ° MOUNTAIN xrcE To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the bert ever put up in this seetion of the country. All orders left atthe office of the Cum. papy,on the Plaza, will be promptly attended:to, J. 8. THOMPSON. Mevada, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours—From 9 te 0 A.M, amd from 6 to8 P.M. } 9 hentrcurccad HOUR, From 12 WM. to 1 P, M, BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City California. DENTISTRY an @ in Kidd@’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. : He ie propared to perform all kinds of Me ‘and Operative Dentistry, in the latest most pagteme styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alun imum. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, Is not easily earned in these times, 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 ovér night. You can your whole time to the work, or only yout spare moments, We have agents whe are making over $20 per day. All whe engege at orce can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made #0 easily and rapidly at any other business. {t costs nothing to try the business. Terme and $5 Gutfit free. at once, H. Haizerr & Oo , Portland, Maine. byl@-6m STAGES will leave NevaPc. Se for Moore’s Fiat daily pt.Sanday, and for parte, ee , Wee ! and Friday, #% wl leave Moore's Fist daily, iday, at 7-30 A.M. =mad Fe pl a7 A.M. W.H. CRAWFORD, Agent. . 4 V Finme Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. R. peo HUGHSON, has opened 4 + ome ond Ape: ny on ban SAFES, OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT — SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND ‘TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. Sepepnaety MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes, And every variety:of work in this line. The very best workmanship on . this Coast. Refer in Neyada County to Nevada Couhty Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A, D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, V Flume Company--Nevada City, Buhring & Chisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast. a ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. ‘ Is warranted perfec shfe, Uses COMMON COAL OTL. Is a vast improvement over any oil stove eve: invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento. After six mopths persoral use of this stove, the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every tamiiy. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires. No superfinogs and wasted heat, Nochimney fiues, Can be carried into any room. fire—over the open flame. cooked. © iu, Sree ee. Costs only 16 cents a day. The improvement in the Stove censists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of ofl chamber, and feed from the 24, Of moveable rachets. “3d, Of fanne} shaped chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks. — Agente wanted in each tewn and city. 2 . bh & J Streets, jni6 W. G. WILLIAMS. TBE GOLD ROOM, J.R, TRACY, the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. el Polite and experienced BAR-KIEPERS are im attendance t wait upon castom° (rs, and all kinds of refreshing. DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. ang22.t¢ CAUTION or selling any device for turning the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the acflecting power of the stream of water. Amy snch d ment of United Staten Letters Pat nt, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reinened 19th, 1876. i have commenced suit against Richard Hoskin for infrimging my said patent, and intend to proseoute all parties using vice without license from me, there being pe other way to protect my rights. Any pattics wishing to murchase the right to mse this device, can do so by making apPlicativn to me. HESRY ©. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevads Uo, Oat. £ MEV ADA COPy, } 3 Broils a. beef eteak better than any other Not the least smell or teste:to artictes Addrers manufacturers of same, corner and fixtures of the Gold Moom d respectially inform tire gentlemen of Nevada City, thet he keeps on band Hines PURCHASED the good wil wou —TO— \ o « LL persons, exc those who. . . have purchased the from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, such de BARES N.C. N.G.R.R.CO. DETROIT SAFES;. te rane, no. es ly > Company reserve the right to v: ry quire. To take effect Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Gity at 5 A, M. and leaves Grass Valley at 5,30A, M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. Train No. 3; (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. 'M., ar. rives at Grass Valley at 11:85 A.'M. Train No. 5, leaves.Novada at 4:20 P. M,, leaves Grass Valley at’4.50 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 BP. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax eat 7.20 A. Mp leaves Grass Valley 9t 8:50 A: M., arrives Nevada at 9:20 A, M. j Train No. 4.(idcak between Grass: Valley and Nevada) leaves Gries Valley at 9:40 DP. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M, Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. Mu, leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives atNevada at 8:54 P. M, Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stagés for North San Juan, and on Tues. days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City, ‘ Train No5 connects daily ‘with stages from North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, deg 1877, SACRAMENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, COMMENCING Monday, .,,.+.-+2+++.+,, Sept. 37th, AND CLOsING ‘Saturday,..,..+. Sept. 22d, one 2. Frty, $40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums, Sate The Exhibition will be divided into SEVEN DEPARTMENTS, and the Society’s Gold Medal, To be awarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition in each Deparsment. —ALgO,— ma23 doljars. by President Biggs, for the most valuable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair, cote Those desiring Premium Lists, will please notify the Secretary. kN DS Most Attractive Speed Display, Ever offered by any Agricuitiral Society in the United States. 87” Public Sale of ‘Thoroughbred Stock at the Park eaeh day of the Fair, @a.The Centra) Pacific Reilroad and Steamers will carry articles to ana from , the Fair, Free.of Charge, ‘ RF” Wells, Fargo & Co’s Expresg will de. liver all paekages Free, not weighing over wenty pounds, : Applications for Stalte at the Park, and Szace at the Pavilion, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Secretary, at onee. ae SINGLE ADMISSION..._. MARION BIGGS, President. Roperr Bect, Secretary, aug?2i-im PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, ° NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold Dust buught and sold 8 ut. lion discounted. Advances made ou Gold Dust or vullien for coinaye nt the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN @RANCISCO. Correspondeut, Swiss-Axmerisen Bank San Francisco jyl-in, Dissolution of Uo-partnership. between Joba Herginger, Jr., and W. H, Wallace, in the Hoxse-shocing and Blacksmithing Dusimesa, is hereby d.xsoived by motual consent. All bills ‘against the concern willbe paid by me, and all b peg knowing theniselvea to be indebted to the firm are hereby notified to } pay the same to the undersigned. JOBN BEVZINGER. Jr. JAMES J. OFT. ASSn YER, . OLD aND ORES of every Gesciiption W Refined, Meltedand Agsayua By request Gold Bars exchanged tor Coin. Main Gtrect, Nevada City. Betebtished in 1852, ee WANT ALL THE COMFORTS. of s beme, with ~ Good Board and Lodging, @o to the . MINERS’ BOM&, Commercial St. of Board & ‘ $5 per Week. mM. Fede on 4 Proprietor, eur wearin . e . geomoerravencra . O08. On RAST ener a : TF im a = Deputy —e gop ni sien. vin lt a AMD NOTARY PUBLIC. . ion’ Gubeman c unon.” ansiianeh tai cabal 0S Bo SSS omnwtr . Cyrenpen Spans seatge spore the same, a8 circumstances may reA Gold Medal, the value of one hunarca’ . THE LARGEST STOCK SHOW, ‘ co-partnership heretofore existing~ Nevada Gity, Sept, 3d, 1877. im

last, and i} effeci ada Towr .ada, State ntiff, John People of reeting to You are an action ve named f Nevads ate of Gal16 Justice the comdays, .(@xatter the —if served his action uid Townvten days; The said ® sum of nterest at st, 23, 1872 inintif¥ on . 28, 1873, Jer aADLUM t bas been fied that if. suid com. Plaintiff 7ou for the tat 10. per 91878; to2 Ue 8. golds is 19th dey . RTHE ywnship. meys jell 1g RGICAL 1 positive $s. n of mneh ~ the indulof habits ling weakfor itis a 1igence of est degree, he system se, Sorrow you should peril your . forms cf ya Cure ig ne. Young, pcrure or : Remedies ature that 6 the symarse of the of them— ‘harges at forgetfiw~Timbs ox timidity, i) Want ot. 8 sickgin Wrine, is. irulent of that aris. breaking te, in hid. the body. that it is to the unthe person RY jon, by dryng it back orw0n its nicated in ty Of . pree positive Facticed at Ine titnte, thoraugh, ug the best anegeured ; 3 with reP tire prernever fasi-> + fent inves d to assure in all the Phe. weak diering for apervisios partments ges where Stant care: nd perimea ENT, treatment be ’ , difficulty of viniting nse far exThis exing to the the eympint, Cures ona) visit. \ nfidential destroyed. upon in all ad secrecy. lL. you whe 1) apeedily M. D., treet, meno, SP . at Law . E A Ghe Daily Cranseript NEVADA CITY, Cal: _ N,. P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Se is * Propriotors. bs Wo. 883. Application’ or @ Patent to a Mining. Claim. ~.Usxrrep States OfFtce, } Sacramento, Cal., Sly be 1877 f OTICE in: hereby given, “That the Deadwood Gold Mining Co., corpofution, whose P*st Office is Né€vads vity, Nevada county, California, has made ap. plication for a Patent for 1,500 linear feet of the Deadwood Quarta Mine, bearing gold, wit surface ground 600 feet in width, situate in Willow Valley mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat. ard field rotes on tile in this office as follows, viz; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at stake marked D. M. No. 4, on*center line of lode, known 38 Doad‘woud, Ledge; thence var, 18> E, N. a1 W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 2; thence N, 69° K, 22.72 chains to stake marked D. M. No.3; thence S, 21° BH, -4.54 chains to stake market .D, M, No. 4, on center line of DeadwoodLedge ? G8 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 5: thence 8. «> N. 29 72 Ghaing to stake marked D. M. No 10;-thence N. 21° W., 4-54 chains. to stake marked D. M,. No. 1,. point ef beginning, containing 20 63-100 acres. Sonnecting Line. ‘Commencing at stake indicating N. W, corner of Sec. 9, T.16N, R. 9 E; themce var. 18> E, 8. 493j,. E. 25.96 chains to stake marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No. 59,in Secrion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 Bast, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said location was made Dec. ‘i, 1874, ‘by Charles W. Kitts, and is recorded in the mining -recurds of Nevada Connty, ‘ook 5, pays 489. The applicant claims “by purchase. There are uo adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any udverse claims thereto are hereby required _}to present the same before this Office ‘within sixty days from the first day of "publishing hereof. ? ‘gf : T. B. McFARLAND, Register. . W. D. Long, Applican +Att’y. o [No, 898-4 : ee Application for a Patent to a : . Mining Claim. “UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE S*onaMENTO, Oal., Sept. 8, 1877, 'YOTICE is hereby given, that Fritz N Meister, whose Post Office is Washington, Nevada county, California, has m de applicatioh for Patent for that ‘cer. tain Placer mining claim, bearing gold, situated in Diamond Creek Mining District, (gow in-an unorganiged condition, . , Nevada County, Culifornia, and described a8 follows, viz: On surveyed land, being the SE & of NW \% of NW 1, and the NE \ of SW 4. of NW, and the SW ‘, of NE X ofNW %, and the SE k of NW \, and the S %. of SW \% of NE i, andthe N}oof! NW. ¢ of BE34 and the St tg of NW of SEX, and the SW & of NE +4 of SE %, and'the N & of SE % of SE 4, and the Sk ¥ of SE \ oP SE %, allot Sec, 23,Twp. lI N.R1ILE,M.D.B. md M, and containing 160 acres. This claim was located April 30th, 1871,by Edwards Weodruff and 7 others, and their notice of loca. tion recorded im the otlice of the County heCcorder of Nevada County, Cal,, in Book No. 7 of Mining Records of said county, on * page 116. The applicunt claims by pur ‘chase. The nearest claims sre Jon Dill’s, lying to the Westward in’ Sectious 22 and 23, and Sanders and Chase’s to the Northwerd. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are required to present the ‘pmame before this ce within sixty days “ trom the first day of ae’ hereof. TB. ARLAND, Register. sep 11 3 Assessment Notice. OOR LAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN: frarcb PANY. Location of primof business,San Brancisco,Gali“Location of Works, Moore’s Mat, nship, Nevada Gounty,California. Noticeis hereby given, that at a meeting of the dof Directors, heta on the 17th day. Sept.. 1877, an assess. . . “inent, No, 4, of twenty-five cents per share ‘ted States gold coin, to the the office of the Compahy, 311 street, rooms 34 4, second floor, na Insurance office, entrarcé 309: Calif street, San Francisco, Oalifornia. A stock upon which this’ assessment shall remain unpaid .on the 22d day. of Oct., 1877, will be @elirquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before;will be soli on Sater‘day, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising end expenses of sale. By oruer of the Board of Directors. J. M. BOFRINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 California Street, rooms 3 ‘and 4 second flovs,, over Aetna Insurance Office, San Francisco, California. 820 ‘ie, ASSESSMENY NOTICE. . oe NOLD S°RING GRAVEL MINING co Principal place of business. Nevada j City. . tomo works near Willow Vak rn County, Cal. 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Prompt attention entrusted to GILMORE .& GRBAT INDUCEMENTS T@ PARTIES WISHING TO BUY FURNITURE. REIGHT from San Francisco being mow reduced to a nominal figure, Parties in NEVADA’ CITY and vicinity ean SAVE 50 PER CENT, J, A, SHABER & CO., For anything in the Furnitere and Bed or Uphol line, and ft will be shi; ice ev dtey re tus sheapees nel mem . are reliable caadaee in San Francisco. Address all orders or tetters of enquiry to J. A. SHABER & O00., Jy Wi MarketStreet, San Francisco NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. { } vetween Hartwell & Clark in the Sil ver Palace Saloon, is dis July 34, 1877. M. Cc. CLARK. ‘. cure a wider field of labor in which to exs ply. after examination, will be given you ; fi ge Square Pianos are 73 octave, and provements . FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS BUSINESS COLLEGE, a : TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, 3 ENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professor ounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colge, and Stow’s Model and Normal 'Irainng School; late State Institute Director nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having disposed of is entire interest in that institution, and . onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his persenal attention and services to those who desire instruction in Bockyerging cx the Science of Accounts and English ‘Branches. Prof, Barnard is the originator, and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accounts which has become 66 popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to geiplify the superiority of bis method of instruction, he has organized Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE.. 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STATIONERY axD OKs—Onr srrangem-nts are such that all supplies tor the “sourse can be obtained Of us at rates ranch below the usual cost, and corre g in every particular with the books used in DipLomas -Onr. Diplomas are engrave on steel, finely executed at great cost; the will be issued to students completing th Course ia the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars, No Vaoarion--The College will be in session during the entire year. Students will be admitted at any time.‘No Copying rrom Text Booxs<-The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided. All work done is the direct product of the student*s own thought DIscIPLINE—Woe maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every stndent as @ gentleman-or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return. We do not bave rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. No conduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room of a wellregulated family, . For.full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer inducements that ane superior to “these offered by any similar institution in the eity. For further information address BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, ; San Francisco, Cal. References, by permission: Hon. David Burt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H. B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. BD. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street, £ F.; 8. P. Ball, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sao . some street, 8. F. San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. PRICES VERY LOW. PIANOS, —~ ORGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts, San Francisco ‘Wholesale und R>tail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Best And are now used in Comcerts by all of 0 GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulac, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the omty FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! meben Modern Im « legant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings. full [ron Frame, Carved: and Lyre, Owerstrung inches, and are Agents wanted im every county county in the State fer the : : Organ Celebrated Standard Which fer Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, of Workmansinp, KeanePe ss INR ALLE 1 18 UNRIVA < We hosp constants on Rend 2 qvod . _ Reliable Chea SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFF TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND of Mathematic and Science of Ac-. -GIANT POWDER COMPANY’S rights emoved to San Francisco, will hereafter . = Students will be entitled tothe use of various grades of Powder. cole, Eureka Stage and Express Line. Bass, Agrafie Treb. ete. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet . GIANT POWDER. ANUFACTURED under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. -, . Consiimers and dealers in ‘so-called HURCULES POWDER, infringe. on the, and will be lield responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention to their mPROVED GRADES OF POWDER, VIZ: ‘NO, 1 GIANT, Now the most powerful explosive compound in the world, Price 7/ cts. per Ib. ‘NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which heresfter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of, its class cyer before manufactured Notwit standing its greatly increased strength, it will be sold at the price of the old No. 2, viz: 50 CENTS PER POUND.: Where a powder stronger thau ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite @ careful trial of this new grade. NO. 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength of our No, 2.of last . year’s make. It is astrong, reliable and ‘sure powder, and will do excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced prioe of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade. JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuable powder is rapidly coming into general use as s substitute for common black powder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive circulars forwarded on application. Price 1U cents, or by car load 13 cents, In carteidges, 2 cents extra, Discounts as usual to thé trade on our Caps, single. double and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands always on hand, BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, ati Agent Nevada City. mal6-3m 210 Front 8t., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE €O. HE undersi gives notice that he 7 is prepa tosupply the best article ° MOUNTAIN xrcE To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the bert ever put up in this seetion of the country. All orders left atthe office of the Cum. papy,on the Plaza, will be promptly attended:to, J. 8. THOMPSON. Mevada, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours—From 9 te 0 A.M, amd from 6 to8 P.M. } 9 hentrcurccad HOUR, From 12 WM. to 1 P, M, BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City California. DENTISTRY an @ in Kidd@’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. : He ie propared to perform all kinds of Me ‘and Operative Dentistry, in the latest most pagteme styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alun imum. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, Is not easily earned in these times, 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 ovér night. You can your whole time to the work, or only yout spare moments, We have agents whe are making over $20 per day. All whe engege at orce can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made #0 easily and rapidly at any other business. {t costs nothing to try the business. Terme and $5 Gutfit free. at once, H. Haizerr & Oo , Portland, Maine. byl@-6m STAGES will leave NevaPc. Se for Moore’s Fiat daily pt.Sanday, and for parte, ee , Wee ! and Friday, #% wl leave Moore's Fist daily, iday, at 7-30 A.M. =mad Fe pl a7 A.M. W.H. CRAWFORD, Agent. . 4 V Finme Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. R. peo HUGHSON, has opened 4 + ome ond Ape: ny on ban SAFES, OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT — SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND ‘TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. Sepepnaety MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes, And every variety:of work in this line. The very best workmanship on . this Coast. Refer in Neyada County to Nevada Couhty Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A, D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, V Flume Company--Nevada City, Buhring & Chisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast. a ALSO, PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. ‘ Is warranted perfec shfe, Uses COMMON COAL OTL. Is a vast improvement over any oil stove eve: invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento. After six mopths persoral use of this stove, the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every tamiiy. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires. No superfinogs and wasted heat, Nochimney fiues, Can be carried into any room. fire—over the open flame. cooked. © iu, Sree ee. Costs only 16 cents a day. The improvement in the Stove censists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of ofl chamber, and feed from the 24, Of moveable rachets. “3d, Of fanne} shaped chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks. — Agente wanted in each tewn and city. 2 . bh & J Streets, jni6 W. G. WILLIAMS. TBE GOLD ROOM, J.R, TRACY, the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. el Polite and experienced BAR-KIEPERS are im attendance t wait upon castom° (rs, and all kinds of refreshing.. DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. ang22.t¢ CAUTION or selling any device for turning the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the acflecting power of the stream of water. Amy snch d ment of United Staten Letters Pat nt, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reinened 19th, 1876. i have commenced suit against Richard Hoskin for infrimging my said patent, and intend to proseoute all parties using vice without license from me, there being pe other way to protect my rights. Any pattics wishing to murchase the right to mse this device, can do so by making apPlicativn to me. HESRY ©. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevads Uo, Oat. £ MEV ADA COPy, } 3 Broils a. beef eteak better than any other Not the least smell or teste:to artictes Addrers manufacturers of same, corner and fixtures of the Gold Moom d respectially inform tire gentlemen of Nevada City, thet he keeps on band Hines PURCHASED the good wil wou —TO— \ o « LL persons, exc those who. . . have purchased the from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, such de BARES N.C. N.G.R.R.CO. DETROIT SAFES;. te rane, no. es ly > Company reserve the right to v: ry quire. To take effect Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Gity at 5 A, M. and leaves Grass Valley at 5,30A, M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. Train No. 3; (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. 'M., ar. rives at Grass Valley at 11:85 A.'M. Train No. 5, leaves.Novada at 4:20 P. M,, leaves Grass Valley at’4.50 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 BP. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax eat 7.20 A. Mp leaves Grass Valley 9t 8:50 A: M., arrives Nevada at 9:20 A, M. j Train No. 4.(idcak between Grass: Valley and Nevada) leaves Gries Valley at 9:40 DP. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M, Traia No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. Mu, leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives atNevada at 8:54 P. M, Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stagés for North San Juan, and on Tues. days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City, ‘ Train No5 connects daily ‘with stages from North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, deg 1877, SACRAMENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, COMMENCING Monday, .,,.+.-+2+++.+,, Sept. 37th, AND CLOsING ‘Saturday,....,...+. Sept. 22d, one 2. Frty, $40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums, Sate The Exhibition will be divided into SEVEN DEPARTMENTS, and the Society’s Gold Medal, To be awarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition in each Deparsment. —ALgO,— ma23 doljars. by President Biggs, for the most valuable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair, cote Those desiring Premium Lists, will please notify the Secretary. kN DS Most Attractive Speed Display, Ever offered by any Agricuitiral Society in the United States. 87” Public Sale of ‘Thoroughbred Stock at the Park eaeh day of the Fair, @a.The Centra) Pacific Reilroad and Steamers will carry articles to ana from , the Fair, Free.of Charge, ‘ RF” Wells, Fargo & Co’s Expresg will de. liver all paekages Free, not weighing over wenty pounds, : Applications for Stalte at the Park, and Szace at the Pavilion, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Secretary, at onee. ae SINGLE ADMISSION....._. MARION BIGGS, President. Roperr Bect, Secretary, aug?2i-im PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, ° NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold Dust buught and sold 8 ut. lion discounted. Advances made ou Gold Dust or vullien for coinaye nt the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN @RANCISCO. Correspondeut, Swiss-Axmerisen Bank San Francisco jyl-in, Dissolution of Uo-partnership. between Joba Herginger, Jr., and W. H, Wallace, in the Hoxse-shocing and Blacksmithing Dusimesa, is hereby d.xsoived by motual consent. All bills ‘against the concern willbe paid by me, and all b peg knowing theniselvea to be indebted to the firm are hereby notified to } pay the same to the undersigned. JOBN BEVZINGER. Jr. JAMES J.. OFT. ASSn YER, . OLD aND ORES of every Gesciiption W Refined, Meltedand Agsayua By request Gold Bars exchanged tor Coin. Main Gtrect, Nevada City. Betebtished in 1852, ee WANT ALL THE COMFORTS. of s beme, with ~ Good Board and Lodging, @o to the . MINERS’ BOM&, Commercial St. of Board & ‘ $5 per Week. mM. Fede on 4 Proprietor, eur wearin . e . geomoerravencra . O08. On RAST ener a : TF im a = Deputy —e gop ni sien. vin lt a AMD NOTARY PUBLIC. . ion’ Gubeman c unon.” ansiianeh tai cabal 0S Bo SSS omnwtr . Cyrenpen Spans seatge spore the same, a8 circumstances may reA Gold Medal, the value of one hunarca’ . THE LARGEST STOCK SHOW, ‘ co-partnership heretofore existing~ Nevada Gity, Sept, 3d, 1877. im