October 14, 1886 (4 pages)

ATED a GOLD MINES ED, A CORPUKATION, y ’~, DEFENDANT. sequent to pea tea Ee fan juen Bal on udgupun the land doveribed th and their personal soon tabreg i such: resen an. nm or Judgroent decreed that ifthe moneys aris th» said sale shall be insutficient to and expenses of sale as aforesvid, the Sheriff the Clerk t for -uch balance that the propa he oS t. ment and that the therefor. ‘The lands and to be sold by this and bein ms he Conony ®, and bound: at of such deficiency and plaintiff in his return of said on the comin, of th in and fliing o: ea — a i io lete the the emauat of bth deficteney terest. thereon at the cont. per Annum from. . he tioned return and judgntiff have execution and premises directed decree are si uaved, of Nevada, State o1 aud particularly deto wit: lying 3 and souther! in iy direction ve @ hundred feet in wid h, and situjoomfleld b; pe af dred feet whith “ distance feet from an ice SEF ‘district in the the Blue Tent Mining Disly. corne’ of said tract said County northeasterly corner is also distant by the of Blae te oy . 4 way ue Tent rom northeast corner the bou said tract runs in a west.rly direction for a distance of about thirteen hundred fevt to a ag sa Ravine; thence in a southerly rection for a distance of about twenty-fiye hundred feet following the sinuosities of vine toa ‘sbonk toa post in Jonnson’s Ravine, about six hundred feet north"s Gabin; thence southerly for a about six hundred feet to a post near Spry’s Cabin; thence southwesterly . ebout nine hundred feet to an oak tree near a ravine; thence southerly a distance o: about five thousand feet toa post which is in the southwesterly line of the tract: thence for a distance of about fourteen hun dred feet toa post distant about two hundred line of thence in a northtwenty-two hunaa Ra . 549.8 feet or 8.33 chains to place 7: magnetic \ariation, 18° KE containing round, mining tunnels, reserby.adout4 tain N ‘etober, Slacksmith'sshope, rt and tools upon said s ‘aims, ae hereu rai COTS, an hacer mining ther with all and war the ty an . appurtenaccs nto belonging, or in anywise apperheara job le or Wareh, A. VD. 1886, tho day on which said fret an is hereby blic auction, in front of the Courth -use pong Py Nevada City, County of Nevada and state ef California, on Saturday, November 6th, 1886, Between the hours cf 9 o'clock A. M. and ook adi to-wit; 12 o'clock M. ot ven that I will sell at all the right, title and interest defendant herein pense med. Bold. on the y ol was docketed as af resaid, or gaid defendant may have subs :quent¥ acquired in and to agro t oe — or any por "ipost bidier eocen.'>s satisfy said judguent, tozether with nterest and costs. G.ven under my har , A. D. 1886. GEORGE LURD, Sheri this 12th cay of ae ae Nevada Connty. Ky J. L) Hounayd, Unior 8 veriff. ?.aintiff. Pillsbury © Bianding, Attorneys for ¥ 3 of 19,91 secti (No. 1571. Application for Patent toa Mining Claim. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., August lith, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that the Spanish Gold Mining tompans, (4 corporacia whose Postvifice is .ada county, Cal, have made tor patent for the “Spanixh Gol Mine,” bearing. cold, embracing tuurteen hundred and seventy four and rour-:enths (1.74.4) feet in length of the vein «r lode, with surface ground » x huodr.d and s xenths yi mining district, Nevada count, and described 1.4 th: ale in this office, as follows, v.z: SURVEY OF THE EXTE<1OR BOUNDARIES. inning ata pestinrock mound at the oaths weaner of the claim marke! 8G M Uo, No, 3; thence N 42142 W, 22 34 chs ww post in rock mand at NE coruer of claim markei 8 GM Co, No. 4; thence S.44> W. 9.10 chs to post in rock mound at NW corner of claim marked SG M 5; thence § 42 1-42 E, 19.72 chs to post No e &, 1.69 chs to Mine; thence § 42° E 1.54 chs to 7 of the Sogg: Quartz Mine; thence N 48° E, 3.03 chs to post and post No, 3 ofthe Q N 44° K, to place of beginning. C.-ntair.ing es, and vesignated us Jot No. 122, in ac n2, evade City, Ne ication Quartz feet in width, in the Neva Ja , California, lat and field notes on Co, No. Quartz Mine; thence N 75° post No. 8 of the Sogys ogg t No No 1, ot theS. G. M. Co., . M.; thence ‘Towaship 16 N, Ranges 8 E, Ut. Diablo base and Meridian. ‘Sait location w-s made August 31, 1883, hy A. R, Lord, James Shorsley and A_ 8. Lord, and by them sold ant conveyed t site Gold Mi ing Company by ted May 12th, 1884. Thesa‘d i h Gold Mioing Company, licants herein, are now the owner auu holder thereof. Adjoining claimants aré the Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz aud soggs Quartz The first day of uotice was on the 5 lord, $e hereby ordered that publication ot the furezoing noti.e be maie in tne Daily Transcript, published at. Nevada Cty, fur period of 60 cousecutive days from the first publication hereof, Au persons holding any adverse claims hereto are hereby required to present the same before this ottice within sixty day: from the first day of publishing hervof. fee BD, F, TA) LOK, Register. & Searls, Att; ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. ublishing of the above day of September, 1886. has tor enat. oo) tree 0.64 a The 221-2, The dence to file NRNo Ww {No 1879.) Application for Patent toa Minling Claim. United States Land Office, Cal., eptember 14th, 1886, hereby given that Austi: en OTICE is ' Watrath, whose Postotfice a ‘viress ix Nevada City, Nevauva county, California, this patent for fifteen hundr feet of the West Providence Quartz Mine on vein bearing gold, with surfa e ground as 4. scribed, situate! i. Nevada Mining Dis. trict, County of Nevada, and St.te of Calfornia, and designated and official plat on file in this office ay Lot Number 181, in Townshi 8 Kast, of Mt Vinhlo Meridian, -aid Lot No 131, being aa follows, to-wit: variation 18° day filed his application lines ¥ the fleld notes 16 North, Rane Beginning at a stake markad “W P No 1,” being also West Providence Extension Quartz Mine atthe south end of the lode, -taniing in a ravine on the croopings of the vein,and from which a pine tree 12 inches in diem. bear N 623° K 80huks dis ant; thence magnetic variation 18° E, N 10° 10’ E 050 chains fence beara NE anit SW 4.81 chains, fe cc bexrs $662 W-and N 66° E 15.32 chains, fence bears N 84° E and 8S 84°W 21.73 chaius, oi. pres Roady ditch bears NW and SE 22.7 narked ‘‘W P No2.” post “W PE Nal,” of the chains or 1600 feet to a pout Survey of Exterior bonudaries, Beginni at 90 ithestcorner of claim at t marked’“W P No3,” being also post WP NG $” of “West Providence Exten-Sion "Quartz Mine,” and from which post “Wega 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (approved surve}) bears 8 85° E 1.43 chains lincant; thence, mignetic variation, 189 _E, West 290.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post W P No 1 on lode in ravine 5.42 chains, fence beais NE and SW 3099.3 feet or 6.05 chains toa post marked.**W P No 4;" then e N 2° 30 E 8.00 chains fence bears NE ani SW 5.03 +hains, fence bears E and W 8.92 chains, tence bears N 64° E 19.91 chains, intersect ection line between sections 11 and 14 6.7) nains west of northeast corner of section 14,7 16,N R No 8 E, MD Band M, 20,30 swains Rough and Ready dtch bears N & and S4¥ 1878.4 feet or 22.40 chains jtoa post marked *W P No 5,""from which a pine nenes in diameter bears 8 E and BE 4 links West, 11.46 chains tence $ links east of intersection of afence trom aorth 4 77.09 fect or 11.68 chains to a “WwW P No 8;” thence S$ lu© 1¢ branch distant; thence east 0.32 chains Rough and Ready dit-h bears southwest 2.80 chains. Ro southeast 299.6 P No 2” on lode line 304.9 feet or 4.62 chains to a p wt marked ‘“‘W P No 6” on on west boundary of aine (approved survey) and from which black oak bears A North 23° 83} Ealong west boundary of Providence Quartz Mine 209.9 feet or $.18 chains toa post marked “W P No 7,” andalso a po t marke i “P ay — acorner vrovidence Quartz Mine als) the corner. vothmon to Sections 11, i 8K, Mu Band Eust boundary of Section 14, 2.15 h and Ready ditch bears or 4.54 chains, post ‘*w vidence Quartz 20 inches in diameter W 388 links d'stant; thence s the Wand lt T 16 3} thence § 0, 34> ‘gh and Ready ditch bears Nw chains, corner of a fence 10 side marked 6.23 chains 0: Peck's raving ranning N 70> £ of Leginacres. location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder’s olfice of Nevaia County, ¢ aliforeia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages aticining claimants are West ProviSad Prosidonce Cimeks ine on the Ts ce on east. Any and ali any portion of Mine or surf.ce ground are here'y required Z their adverse claims with nd} of che United States Land mento, in the State o: California,during the sixty days period of they Will be barted by virtue of the provisions of the Statute, It is hereby ordered that the re . No ice of : 4 Transeri r tibliched ob Sera ity, Cal. Quartz mine on the South claim ng adversely West Providence Quar:z the Register Office at -S.crablication or in peragrcie borg whips tag a 5 ‘ lore and tor tae sad County of Nevada, at n among the devizees of the said deceased, according to law. : Itis further ordered that a copy of thi« order be published for three ive weeks before the said 22d 1386, in the Nevada Daily Tranver:pt, a oon: paper peiniee and published in the 3 evada county. ™ J. M. WALLING, r Juige. September 20th, rt ying = Dated J, B. Johnson, Att’y for Pev'r. J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Netary Pablic and Conveyancer. ffice—South side Broad street, opp. Union : street, peep. © eb. ILL practice in ail the Ccurte of th State, and the Courts of the Unit States within the State of California.Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages to 60 each, certificaces of acknowledgn:en: ereto includ Assessment Notice. 7 EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. N hl N Location of principal place of Nevada City, Californ Location of Works, Nevada City, Califorjin. z Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of tees, held on the Bs 4 day of October, 1886, an t pe pennentie Ot PENTEL IO DT Te i een Tq Faltzrext of the Ordinanee Adepted by the Sapervisers. ORDINANCE NO. 17. f. \HE Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: : SECTION 1. Every person, firm, y or corporarion within the County of Nevada, now enwaged in, or who may her. after engage n conducting, ng ‘or carry ing on ans ‘usine-sin thiso dinarc hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of ing in the sane, procure a license theref r, as provided forin this ordinance Each per-on, firm, compans or 80 engaged or who may h:reafter engage in such busi ness, must procure such license from the 1icense collector, and shail: be liable to a lice se tax to be collected thé said licens: collector of Nevada 5. Such license sh«ll be pa d tor quarterly, (except a+ provided in this ordinance) in advance, and when issued shall auth orize the ment, or eparate house of business iocated in said county. ‘Three calen shall coust.tute a quarter. _ SEOTION JL : Aactioneers are divided into three classes, ard must obtain licenses from the hcensr collector as follows: 1—Those whose average m nthly sales amount to ten thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of sixty dollars per quarer. 2-Those whose monthly silex amount to twenty-five hundred dollars and legs than ten thousand do lars constitute second class, and muxt pay a license t+x 0 twenty-five do‘lara per quarter. 3 -those whoss aver.ge mothly sales a e leas than twer ty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class, and must ;ay a license tax ot weven dollars uid fifty cents per quarter. SECTION Ui Persons engaged in banking, loaning money et interest, or in buying and poiee i ndsor other evide cvs of indcb/edness of privete persons, or in buying or selling state,count, or city stocks or other evidenc-s of state, county or vity indeb edness, or stocks, or notes, bond«« r other evidences of indebtedness of incorporated companies; (No 10) of ten cents per share waslevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payvble immediately, in United States gold coin, tothe Seeretary at the law office of Joh: pveovng Br Street, Nevada City, Calfornia Auy stock upon which this assessment shall remain un on the 29th day of vetober, A, D. 1886, will bedelinquentand udvertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment iv made before, «ill. be sold on Wednesday, the 17th day of Oct., 18386, to pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs of advertising and expenses Oo! sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. ©. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the Law Uttice of John Caldwell. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. 07 Delinquent £ale Notice, (ee MLLUING COM”ANY.— Lucacion of Works, Nevadacounty, Cat.— Lova ion of principal place of business, San Franvisco, Cal. Notice--There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment, No, 22, lesied on the 3ist day of August, 1886, the several amouiita set opposite the names of the respective sharenol jJers, as follows: No, No. Name, Certf. Shares, Amt. Bauer John, 168 100 )=—s «10 Bauer Jchn, 242 60 6 wauer John, 243 60 & Bauer Johan, 299 100 19 Bauer John, 3.4 50 6 iauer John, 683 10 1 Behrman F. E., $21 100) = 10 Behrman F, E., 612 10 1 Behrman +. E., 530 10 1 Biesta Federi o, 657 200 «20 Biesta Federico, 6x8 20 8620 Cryer Robert, 397 100 10 Cryer Rooert, 398 no 10 cryer Robert, 399 100) So Cryer Rubert, 400 100 10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 28 100 10 letcher Geo,, Tru-tee, 29 100 10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 30 100 10 Fletcher Geo., Trustee, 31 100 =—-10 Flaesloop Fritz, 722 25 250 F.aesloop Fritz, 725 30 8 LeCoeg Theodud Cleo74 200 20 Marye son F, G. J. 750 65 6 60 Shrakamp Mary, 271 50 6 chnvider ¥. G., 73 150 ub johneider F. G., 726 50 5 sehautolberger R., 454 ~~ 60 6 Anain accordance with law,and an order of the Board of Directors, madc »n the 8th aay ot October, 1886, 80 many shares of each sel of such stock as may Le necessary will be sold at public auction, at the ottive of the Uot.pany, No, 622 Montgomery strect, San Francisco, California, on Thursday, the 2sth day of O tober, 1886, at the hour ot So’clock, P.M., of said day, to pay -aia delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expeunses-of the sale. THEO WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, ol2-d GERWAN ASTHWA CURE In-tantty reves the must vi. oleat af acks, and ustures comtertaWI 9.68; Used by inhalation, thus ceaching digoase direct, rel.xes the Tirtcer cok free ex, onion, = “ef ; C7ER ies where o other remérlies tail. Atrial convinces the, mest skeptical baba immediate, direct and pei a A e mgt nn ae 8 i $1; of any druggist or by mial!. Trial pac.age treefor stamp, Dr. R. SCHIFFMAN, St. Paul., Mina. M. Faruey. FARLEY & LITTLE, Attornecys at Law V ILL PRACTICE IN _THE STATE and United States Courts. a TRANSCRIPT BLOCK—UP STAIRS SACRAMENTO BANK. L. B. Lrrrir. HE OLDEST SAVINGS ‘BANK IN THE city, Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paiu up cspital, $200,000 ; loans on real estate, July 1, 1385, $2,044,818 ; term and orJi.aty deposits, July 1, 1885, $1,95",681. Term and ordinary deposits received, and dividend: paid in Jan and July. Mone) loaned upou esta e only. This Bank does exclusively a savings bank business, Information furnished upon application to : . W. P. COLEMAN, President. Ev. R. Hamiutox, Cashier. ayll.6m WHITE LABOR. ‘SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Mule and Female—of all descriptions furnished at once by _€. WL. Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San See. Telephone 485. Correspondence solicited, m11-3m ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. Gaylord & Searis, Attorneys. hc CEES «eet sat ED, F, TAYLOR, _ Register. . Miss Mary Thomas —— CARB BROS, Drug Store. . MUSIC LESSONS, oe wu be pleased to receive pupils for _PIANO(LESSONS. _ Leave orders atorin buying or selling go'd dust, gold or sil ver bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax a ha doing busi in th . ore doing aess in the aggregate to the amount of thirty thousand do'lars or more per quarter -onstitute the first c a-s, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Those doing bu-iness in any amount under thirty thou and dollars and over ten thou-and doilars per quarter constitute ihe aécond class and must pay a license tax of seven :lollars per quarter. 3. Those doing bus ness in any amount less than ten thousand dellars per quarter constitute the third slaw, and must pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter. BRCTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the pur. poses ‘hereinafter nam: d, for which the license cullector mus* require payment as follows: 1, Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay for each t. ble five dollars jer qua ter. 2 Theatres and other places of amusement mu t pay for each performance a license tax of two dollar-. 8. For each show for pay of any Smroves, jugylers, necromincers, m»gicians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 4. For etch exhibition for psy, for a caravan or menagerie, or ary collection o' animals. circus or acrobatic perfurmance, one hundre . dollars per day. 5, For each pawy broker fifteen dollars per quarter. 6. For each toll rex! having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per tapi The provisinngiof this section do not apply toe exh’b tions or entertainments given for the benefi. of churches, schools or other charitable e:.tertainments, 'y any amateur dran-atic tion or literary societv of the town or district in which such exhibit on or entertainment is given. SECTION V. Every person who vells spirituous, malt or fermented liquors or wine in less qu intities than on? quart, arust. obtain a licenve from the l-cense collector and must pay therefor a license tax of fifteen do'lars per quarter. 2 Every person who s:lis malt or fer meted liquors or wine in tess quantities thin one quart, and who oes not sell spirit uow liqu: rs, must pay therefor a license tax of nine dollars per quarter. SECTION Vi. Every perron who ata fixed place of business sells any gooda, wares or me:chandise, wines or distilled quors, drugs «r medicines, jewelry or ware« mane of prec: ious met is, whether on commission or otherwive. (except agri ultural or vinticultural productions, or the productions of any uto k, eee . or Lape” tarm of this State when sold b. the p oduceis thereof, and ex. cept such as are sold hy auctioneers at public sale under l'cense); andull those persons who keep horses er carriages for hire (ex ceptasare used in the transportation of xO ds), mist obtain from the license collector of this county fur each brauch of such businexs, lic nse, and pay quarterly therefor an amount of money be determined by the classin which uch perecn is placed hy the license collector of this county; such business to be clasy fied and regulated b: the amount ofthe average monthly pee f made or hiring done,and at thy rates foliowing: ! i Those whoare estimated t> make ay‘erage monthly sales of five tnousand dolla-s or more constitute the first class, and must pay nve dol ars per month. 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollare and le s than five thousand ;er month con stitute the +econd class, and must pay three doilar~ per month, 8. Ofall amounts ever twelve hundrea and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five huadreddollars per month co stitute the third class, and must pay one dollar and fifty centa per month.4. Ofali amounts less than twelve hun dred and fifty dollars per month constitute the fourth class and must pay one. dollar per month; provided that the sales of liquo s and wines bv persons licensed unde: section six of this ordinance must not be in quantitiss of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of phy-icians, surgeons, apothecaries or chemists for any wines or cpiri.ua ‘iquors pre may use‘in the preparation of mediciu SECTION Vil. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack and vends goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay fur alicense five dollars per month; and every such traveling werchant, hawker or peddier wha uses a wagon, Or one or more animals for the purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any k nd must pay a license of fifteen dollars per mon SECTION. VITL Every person who keeps. stallion, bull ped rigoe re gon Legg the bear to a u or pu: pose propewa: (for hire, must obtain a license therefor 1 r the collector of this county and pay therefor as follows: 1. Horees that are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at fifty dol lars or more, coust tute the first-c ass, and must pa): a license tax of forty doliars. 2 Af thirty . ollare and Ioss than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and ailst pay twei.ty-five dollars, ie. at wa bag ane and less than thirty rs constitu’ @ third c and must fifteen dol ara,All at less than fifteen dollars corst’ee the class and must pay ten dol‘te ‘5, Foreach jick ten dollars. ie 6. For each bull nine dollars per year. f SECTION 1X. For.each license issued the collector must pangs ge de par ali f yh s lees of pay expenses ROI neon ab OR ad ? i a ; i Ly F i g iy 2 : Se G sf fe 3< ER £¥. gt sary in the di charge and ofticial du ies; and he ishereby empowered to enter anv place of business for which a 4 ense is provided and required, tree of ¢ , at 1.is pieasure, and t+» demapd the exhibition of any license on th. current time frum any person, or firm or corporaton engme: or enployed in the trans action ufauy business fu wh ch & license is by thi + senate rendered necessar:; and if such firm, or per on, or corporation, or eith r uf them, Chall beuva Te, 0: relvee, or neglect, or failto then and there exhi such license, he, she or they, as the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of 4 misdemea or, and on conviction the: evf t halt pur ished as provided by section ten of this vrvina.ce fr punishmen’S upon conviction of a misdemeanor. : SECTION XII. In addition to the penalty herein prescribed f. r the non-payme-t of any licesre, the iicense coilector sali proceed to collect the same by civil action as ig provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, of the Political Code uf Ca ifornia, and the County Auditor must prepare biasks and settle-« ith the evllectur as now requ.red by seid chapter, & oe z SECTION XIII. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force onand after tifteen lays from the date of its ado tion. *adopt-d October 4, 1886. F.M_ PKIDGEON, Chr. of Board. Attest: F. G. Beatty, vlerk. By W. Db. Harris, Deputy. On the adoption of this ordinance C. E. . Mniloy, W. D. Woeds, F. M Pridgeon, J. F. Schrveuer and W J. Hill voted aye, 06 Urdinance No. 18. An Ordinance Providing for Licensing the Raising of or Pasturing sheep Within the County of hevada. fP\HE Roard of Supervisors of the County T of Nevada do oruain as follows: SECTION I, Every person, company or corporation engaged in, or who shall . ereafter e in the busi.ess of rai-ing or pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shill procure and pay fora license therefor from the license collector .f the Count, of Nevada of five cents per head per annum, for each head of sheep pastured withi said County by such person, cempavy vr co-peration, but no licens: shall be issued under this ordinance fora less term than one year, BECTION II, The license cgllector shall receive for his own vse for collvctiny licens-s under this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per cent. of a!l. moneys collected for licenses under this ‘ordtnanee, and shall pay into the County Treasury alt sums 0 collected in exc: his said fee, which shal: be placed to the General Koad Fund of thecounty o Neva la: SECTION LI. Every person, cumpany or corporation wh » shal! fail to procurethe license provided for in this ordinance at or before the cémmencement of the business in this ordinance named, shall, n addiuon vo the lizense herein levied, be fined in the sum of one hun«ved dollars, to be recovered in any ¢ urt . iampenee jurisdiction in the county of evada, SECTION IV. This ordinance shall be in force from and after fitteen lays after ita passage. Adopted Octuber 4th, 1886. ¥. M. PR'DGEON, Chairman of the Board. On the adoption of thi ordinance Mulloy, Pr m, Schroeder ana Hill vo ing aye, and W, D. Woo :8 voting no. Attest: ¥. G. BEATTY. Clerk. 06 By W. D. Hargis, Deputy. NOTICE. "VINCENT WiLL LEAVE NEVADA . City with his easy riding Carriage fur Grass Valley daily at 10a. m., 2p. m., and 8.30 p. m ; returning at 3:30 a, m,, 1 p. ta. and 7 p.m. ‘ This ehangé is made on acount of so many ‘ousses Da op night time, K. VINCE XT, Proprietor. Nevada City, July 27, 1886 TO THE UNFORTUNATE. ae DR. GIBBON’S O@DISPENSARY gg 2 Ne. 6233 hKearmey Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco Established in 1854, for thetreat ment of Sexual and Seminal Die: eases such as Gou.orrhea, . leet, Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuve. This éolitary vice,or depraved sexu.! ulgence, is practiced ad by the doth sexes to an almost Unllssited exte.t pe ‘ tucing with unerring certainty the fol.owing ‘train of morbid unl batteu by sclentife medical measures, vist . Attorney and Counselor at Law, pecans an se Geo. F, Jacobs, CARRIAGE B (geet ee HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle. Wagon, . _. In All Grades, Columbus Baggies, Carts, Carriages, Phactons, Ete., . In Full Variety. corer San Francisco prices with Freight added. . GEO. FF. JACOBS, Manager. Office at G. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. * NEVADA CITY. TOBACCO, PIPES, __ THE GERMAN METHOD Of Fingering for the Piano. S.M FARLEY has returned trom San Francisco where she has learned new German Method of Fing-ring for Piano Play2rs,andis now prepared to give lessons in the same. also given in Guitar a7 im TEACHER OF Vocal Music Voice Culture é@ Inquire at theJUnion Hotel, Nevada au! City. 12tf A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, BROAD STREET? Two doors below Post Office, Nevada City, Cal. Fine Boots and Shoes a specialty — 0 REPAIPING NEATLY DONE Nevada County N. @. B. R. : ee EEA TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT Wevada City ~ON AND ATERTharsday, Jane 10th, 1886, 48 FOLLOWS LEAVING. 9.45 A. MDAILY ; connectin; 2S mesloeteananes 8 40 P. M. DAILY; connecting with ova erland leaving San Francisco at 8 with Paerancisco at ARRIVING. 1.05 Aj M, DAILY. ‘ ) P,M DAILY connecti s senger leaving San Fran ae ger leaving S with Pas at 7.3C JOHN F. KIDDER, Maiiager O. A. TOMPKINS. 3. F. PARSONS, PARSONS & TOMPKINS, ECHANICAL Draftsmea, and Pomel gag and t stimates for buildings and machinery ofall kinds. Wood, Iron, Oombination and Suspension Bridges erected. : Quartz Mills & Hoisting Works Erected anywhere onjthe Coast. r E X ic AN : COLONIZATION COMPANY (LIMITED.) 506 EATTERY STREET END FOR CIRCULARS AND ving full information. ’ ; + or ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years. a . wan penctice in au the Courts of theState. \ ae ek So aE ES NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND . Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. The largest, Cheapest and Best Assortrnent to be found in the county of CUTLERY Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods, ever brought to the county. FASHIONABLE BOOT) passenger CIGARS, . ETC. Quick Time and Cheap Fars Te Eastens ann Lonopean Cines BY THE GREAT. [RANS-CONTINENTAL ALL-RAIL, ROUTES. ‘ Southern Pacific Company. Daily Ex; d Emigran SEB reste’ sake ‘posenpe connec . tions several Railway Lines in th East, connecting at New York and New Orleans With the several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains Third-Class Sleeping Cars . Are Run y with Ov and t Trains. No Gusset entice FOR SALE EASONABLE TERMS A to, or Add: wend at : ." its, Land Agent, CPR RR JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, 8. P. R oe LUMBER . LUMBER . The entire Stock of Lumber at the -V FLUME C0,’ YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, _ FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES a AND SHINGLES, ILL BE SOL? FOR THE NEXT 30 W Days for Cash at greatly reay ty ae ding lacaber wit find itto wan jum thats Edceutnge to call at once and make their selections. 4 COOPER & CRAWFORD, Executors of the Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deeeased. Nevada City ,[Sept. 15, 1835. Order to Show Cause. Court,in and for the Coun. nie State of California. In the aiid guardianship of = af Z fof if TTR inf ne . 1 The Great ; N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, SAN CISCO. CAL. Dated at Nevada C ty, 17, 1886. opr pps we : . : at haw COTTAGE _ money can ERTABLI-HED REPUTATION, UNEQUALED FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, BYST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ Instruction Books and Piano Stools. ateleunes & Pains Lats saipeptontion raze Chicago Cottage Organ £o,, Chicago, JJlincis. DR. MINTIE, No. 11Kearny St., .San Francisco Diseases with Woodettul Succes =" English Remedy Is _a certain cure for Nerve Zon torkecn, ard fe Em) all the evil ef= who isa teguler physician, of the Univer ot a etatic ow ra case of this kind adviceand trea: ‘ bottle, or fourtimes the quantity, $5. sent toany acdress.on receipt of ice, or C. O D.* A privete name if desired, by Dr. A ntle, 18 Kearny 8t.,8. F., Cal. Sample Bottle Free, mn oenilnte rape warts renee toall business tran letter DR. 3. M. HARRIS, DENTIST. — @2@ In Nevada City, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgan & Roberts Block. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., up stairs NEVADA CITY. CASH. GROCERY STORE HUSSEY & CO.,: {NOMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Kents Meat Market, keep on hand 8 assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WINES, LIQUORS, FEED, PLOUR, &c. , : We sell for CASH ONLY _ W. PF, ENGLEBRIGHT, Sivil) and Mining Enginee-, —AND— 6 i U. 3. Deputy Mineral Survyser, Evening "Bas to Grass Valley Brice: y RICHARDS has commenced gan "Bus to and from evada City a 7 RANK CLS“ proupey Seurqouye Lav 03 eBveyreqD 00's *970 ¥ JLVYLNGONOD NY : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET...NEVADa CITY . Buecegaor to D. Welllington) e. trict se-" actions. Iekat the shorteetnotice and on tbe

ATED a GOLD MINES ED, A CORPUKATION, y ’~, DEFENDANT. sequent to pea tea Ee fan juen Bal on udgupun the land doveribed th and their personal soon tabreg i such: resen an. nm or Judgroent decreed that ifthe moneys aris th» said sale shall be insutficient to and expenses of sale as aforesvid, the Sheriff the Clerk t for -uch balance that the propa he oS t. ment and that the therefor. ‘The lands and to be sold by this and bein ms he Conony ®, and bound: at of such deficiency and plaintiff in his return of said on the comin, of th in and fliing o: ea — a i io lete the the emauat of bth deficteney terest. thereon at the cont. per Annum from. . he tioned return and judgntiff have execution and premises directed decree are si uaved, of Nevada, State o1 aud particularly deto wit: lying 3 and souther! in iy direction ve @ hundred feet in wid h, and situjoomfleld b; pe af dred feet whith “ distance feet from an ice SEF ‘district in the the Blue Tent Mining Disly. corne’ of said tract said County northeasterly corner is also distant by the of Blae te oy . 4 way ue Tent rom northeast corner the bou said tract runs in a west.rly direction for a distance of about thirteen hundred fevt to a ag sa Ravine; thence in a southerly rection for a distance of about twenty-fiye hundred feet following the sinuosities of vine toa ‘sbonk toa post in Jonnson’s Ravine, about six hundred feet north"s Gabin; thence southerly for a about six hundred feet to a post near Spry’s Cabin; thence southwesterly . ebout nine hundred feet to an oak tree near a ravine; thence southerly a distance o: about five thousand feet toa post which is in the southwesterly line of the tract: thence for a distance of about fourteen hun dred feet toa post distant about two hundred line of thence in a northtwenty-two hunaa Ra . 549.8 feet or 8.33 chains to place 7: magnetic \ariation, 18° KE containing round, mining tunnels, reserby.adout4 tain N ‘etober, Slacksmith'sshope, rt and tools upon said s ‘aims, ae hereu rai COTS, an hacer mining ther with all and war the ty an . appurtenaccs nto belonging, or in anywise apperheara job le or Wareh, A. VD. 1886, tho day on which said fret an is hereby blic auction, in front of the Courth -use pong Py Nevada City, County of Nevada and state ef California, on Saturday, November 6th, 1886, Between the hours cf 9 o'clock A. M. and ook adi to-wit; 12 o'clock M. ot ven that I will sell at all the right, title and interest defendant herein pense med. Bold. on the y ol was docketed as af resaid, or gaid defendant may have subs :quent¥ acquired in and to agro t oe — or any por "ipost bidier eocen.'>s satisfy said judguent, tozether with nterest and costs. G.ven under my har , A. D. 1886. GEORGE LURD, Sheri this 12th cay of ae ae Nevada Connty. Ky J. L) Hounayd, Unior 8 veriff. ?.aintiff. Pillsbury © Bianding, Attorneys for ¥ 3 of 19,91 secti (No. 1571. Application for Patent toa Mining Claim. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., August lith, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that the Spanish Gold Mining tompans, (4 corporacia whose Postvifice is .ada county, Cal, have made tor patent for the “Spanixh Gol Mine,” bearing. cold, embracing tuurteen hundred and seventy four and rour-:enths (1.74.4) feet in length of the vein «r lode, with surface ground » x huodr.d and s xenths yi mining district, Nevada count, and described 1.4 th: ale in this office, as follows, v.z: SURVEY OF THE EXTE<1OR BOUNDARIES. inning ata pestinrock mound at the oaths weaner of the claim marke! 8G M Uo, No, 3; thence N 42142 W, 22 34 chs ww post in rock mand at NE coruer of claim markei 8 GM Co, No. 4; thence S.44> W. 9.10 chs to post in rock mound at NW corner of claim marked SG M 5; thence § 42 1-42 E, 19.72 chs to post No e &, 1.69 chs to Mine; thence § 42° E 1.54 chs to 7 of the Sogg: Quartz Mine; thence N 48° E, 3.03 chs to post and post No, 3 ofthe Q N 44° K, to place of beginning. C.-ntair.ing es, and vesignated us Jot No. 122, in ac n2, evade City, Ne ication Quartz feet in width, in the Neva Ja , California, lat and field notes on Co, No. Quartz Mine; thence N 75° post No. 8 of the Sogys ogg t No No 1, ot theS. G. M. Co., . M.; thence ‘Towaship 16 N, Ranges 8 E, Ut. Diablo base and Meridian. ‘Sait location w-s made August 31, 1883, hy A. R, Lord, James Shorsley and A_ 8. Lord, and by them sold ant conveyed t site Gold Mi ing Company by ted May 12th, 1884. Thesa‘d i h Gold Mioing Company, licants herein, are now the owner auu holder thereof. Adjoining claimants aré the Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz aud soggs Quartz The first day of uotice was on the 5 lord, $e hereby ordered that publication ot the furezoing noti.e be maie in tne Daily Transcript, published at. Nevada Cty, fur period of 60 cousecutive days from the first publication hereof, Au persons holding any adverse claims hereto are hereby required to present the same before this ottice within sixty day: from the first day of publishing hervof. fee BD, F, TA) LOK, Register. & Searls, Att; ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. ublishing of the above day of September, 1886. has tor enat. oo) tree 0.64 a The 221-2, The dence to file NRNo Ww {No 1879.) Application for Patent toa Minling Claim. United States Land Office, Cal., eptember 14th, 1886, hereby given that Austi: en OTICE is ' Watrath, whose Postotfice a ‘viress ix Nevada City, Nevauva county, California, this patent for fifteen hundr feet of the West Providence Quartz Mine on vein bearing gold, with surfa e ground as 4. scribed, situate! i. Nevada Mining Dis. trict, County of Nevada, and St.te of Calfornia, and designated and official plat on file in this office ay Lot Number 181, in Townshi 8 Kast, of Mt Vinhlo Meridian, -aid Lot No 131, being aa follows, to-wit: variation 18° day filed his application lines ¥ the fleld notes 16 North, Rane Beginning at a stake markad “W P No 1,” being also West Providence Extension Quartz Mine atthe south end of the lode, -taniing in a ravine on the croopings of the vein,and from which a pine tree 12 inches in diem. bear N 623° K 80huks dis ant; thence magnetic variation 18° E, N 10° 10’ E 050 chains fence beara NE anit SW 4.81 chains, fe cc bexrs $662 W-and N 66° E 15.32 chains, fence bears N 84° E and 8S 84°W 21.73 chaius, oi. pres Roady ditch bears NW and SE 22.7 narked ‘‘W P No2.” post “W PE Nal,” of the chains or 1600 feet to a pout Survey of Exterior bonudaries, Beginni at 90 ithestcorner of claim at t marked’“W P No3,” being also post WP NG $” of “West Providence Exten-Sion "Quartz Mine,” and from which post “Wega 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (approved surve}) bears 8 85° E 1.43 chains lincant; thence, mignetic variation, 189 _E, West 290.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post W P No 1 on lode in ravine 5.42 chains, fence beais NE and SW 3099.3 feet or 6.05 chains toa post marked.**W P No 4;" then e N 2° 30 E 8.00 chains fence bears NE ani SW 5.03 +hains, fence bears E and W 8.92 chains, tence bears N 64° E 19.91 chains, intersect ection line between sections 11 and 14 6.7) nains west of northeast corner of section 14,7 16,N R No 8 E, MD Band M, 20,30 swains Rough and Ready dtch bears N & and S4¥ 1878.4 feet or 22.40 chains jtoa post marked *W P No 5,""from which a pine nenes in diameter bears 8 E and BE 4 links West, 11.46 chains tence $ links east of intersection of afence trom aorth 4 77.09 fect or 11.68 chains to a “WwW P No 8;” thence S$ lu© 1¢ branch distant; thence east 0.32 chains Rough and Ready dit-h bears southwest 2.80 chains. Ro southeast 299.6 P No 2” on lode line 304.9 feet or 4.62 chains to a p wt marked ‘“‘W P No 6” on on west boundary of aine (approved survey) and from which black oak bears A North 23° 83} Ealong west boundary of Providence Quartz Mine 209.9 feet or $.18 chains toa post marked “W P No 7,” andalso a po t marke i “P ay — acorner vrovidence Quartz Mine als) the corner. vothmon to Sections 11, i 8K, Mu Band Eust boundary of Section 14, 2.15 h and Ready ditch bears or 4.54 chains, post ‘*w vidence Quartz 20 inches in diameter W 388 links d'stant; thence s the Wand lt T 16 3} thence § 0, 34> ‘gh and Ready ditch bears Nw chains, corner of a fence 10 side marked 6.23 chains 0: Peck's raving ranning N 70> £ of Leginacres. location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder’s olfice of Nevaia County, ¢ aliforeia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages aticining claimants are West ProviSad Prosidonce Cimeks ine on the Ts ce on east. Any and ali any portion of Mine or surf.ce ground are here'y required Z their adverse claims with nd} of che United States Land mento, in the State o: California,during the sixty days period of they Will be barted by virtue of the provisions of the Statute, It is hereby ordered that the re . No ice of : 4 Transeri r tibliched ob Sera ity, Cal. Quartz mine on the South claim ng adversely West Providence Quar:z the Register Office at -S.crablication or in peragrcie borg whips tag a 5 ‘ lore and tor tae sad County of Nevada, at n among the devizees of the said deceased, according to law. : Itis further ordered that a copy of thi« order be published for three ive weeks before the said 22d 1386, in the Nevada Daily Tranver:pt, a oon: paper peiniee and published in the 3 evada county. ™ J. M. WALLING, r Juige. September 20th, rt ying = Dated J, B. Johnson, Att’y for Pev'r. J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Netary Pablic and Conveyancer. ffice—South side Broad street, opp. Union : street, peep. © eb. ILL practice in ail the Ccurte of th State, and the Courts of the Unit States within the State of California.Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages to 60 each, certificaces of acknowledgn:en: ereto includ Assessment Notice. 7 EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. N hl N Location of principal place of Nevada City, Californ Location of Works, Nevada City, Califorjin. z Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of tees, held on the Bs 4 day of October, 1886, an t pe pennentie Ot PENTEL IO DT Te i een Tq Faltzrext of the Ordinanee Adepted by the Sapervisers. ORDINANCE NO. 17. f. \HE Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: : SECTION 1. Every person, firm, y or corporarion within the County of Nevada, now enwaged in, or who may her. after engage n conducting, ng ‘or carry ing on ans ‘usine-sin thiso dinarc hereinafter named, must before, or at any time of ing in the sane, procure a license theref r, as provided forin this ordinance Each per-on, firm, compans or 80 engaged or who may h:reafter engage in such busi ness, must procure such license from the 1icense collector, and shail: be liable to a lice se tax to be collected thé said licens: collector of Nevada 5. Such license sh«ll be pa d tor quarterly, (except a+ provided in this ordinance) in advance, and when issued shall auth orize the ment, or eparate house of business iocated in said county. ‘Three calen shall coust.tute a quarter. _ SEOTION JL : Aactioneers are divided into three classes, ard must obtain licenses from the hcensr collector as follows: 1—Those whose average m nthly sales amount to ten thousand dollars or more constitute the first class, and must pay a license tax of sixty dollars per quarer. 2-Those whose monthly silex amount to twenty-five hundred dollars and legs than ten thousand do lars constitute second class, and muxt pay a license t+x 0 twenty-five do‘lara per quarter. 3 -those whoss aver.ge mothly sales a e leas than twer ty-five hundred dollars constitute the third class, and must ;ay a license tax ot weven dollars uid fifty cents per quarter. SECTION Ui Persons engaged in banking, loaning money et interest, or in buying and poiee i ndsor other evide cvs of indcb/edness of privete persons, or in buying or selling state,count, or city stocks or other evidenc-s of state, county or vity indeb edness, or stocks, or notes, bond«« r other evidences of indebtedness of incorporated companies; (No 10) of ten cents per share waslevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payvble immediately, in United States gold coin, tothe Seeretary at the law office of Joh: pveovng Br Street, Nevada City, Calfornia Auy stock upon which this assessment shall remain un on the 29th day of vetober, A, D. 1886, will bedelinquentand udvertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment iv made before, «ill. be sold on Wednesday, the 17th day of Oct., 18386, to pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs of advertising and expenses Oo! sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. ©. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the Law Uttice of John Caldwell. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. 07 Delinquent £ale Notice, (ee MLLUING COM”ANY.— Lucacion of Works, Nevadacounty, Cat.— Lova ion of principal place of business, San Franvisco, Cal. Notice--There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment, No, 22, lesied on the 3ist day of August, 1886, the several amouiita set opposite the names of the respective sharenol jJers, as follows: No, No. Name, Certf. Shares, Amt. Bauer John, 168 100 )=—s «10 Bauer Jchn, 242 60 6 wauer John, 243 60 & Bauer Johan, 299 100 19 Bauer John, 3.4 50 6 iauer John, 683 10 1 Behrman F. E., $21 100) = 10 Behrman F, E., 612 10 1 Behrman +. E., 530 10 1 Biesta Federi o, 657 200 «20 Biesta Federico, 6x8 20 8620 Cryer Robert, 397 100 10 Cryer Rooert, 398 no 10 cryer Robert, 399 100) So Cryer Rubert, 400 100 10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 28 100 10 letcher Geo,, Tru-tee, 29 100 10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 30 100 10 Fletcher Geo., Trustee, 31 100 =—-10 Flaesloop Fritz, 722 25 250 F.aesloop Fritz, 725 30 8 LeCoeg Theodud Cleo74 200 20 Marye son F, G. J. 750 65 6 60 Shrakamp Mary, 271 50 6 chnvider ¥. G., 73 150 ub johneider F. G., 726 50 5 sehautolberger R., 454 ~~ 60 6 Anain accordance with law,and an order of the Board of Directors, madc »n the 8th aay ot October, 1886, 80 many shares of each sel of such stock as may Le necessary will be sold at public auction, at the ottive of the Uot.pany, No, 622 Montgomery strect, San Francisco, California, on Thursday, the 2sth day of O tober, 1886, at the hour ot So’clock, P.M., of said day, to pay -aia delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expeunses-of the sale. THEO WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, ol2-d GERWAN ASTHWA CURE In-tantty reves the must vi. oleat af acks, and ustures comtertaWI 9.68; Used by inhalation, thus ceaching digoase direct, rel.xes the Tirtcer cok free ex, onion, = “ef ; C7ER ies where o other remérlies tail. Atrial convinces the, mest skeptical baba immediate, direct and pei a A e mgt nn ae 8 i $1; of any druggist or by mial!. Trial pac.age treefor stamp, Dr. R. SCHIFFMAN, St. Paul., Mina. M. Faruey. FARLEY & LITTLE, Attornecys at Law V ILL PRACTICE IN _THE STATE and United States Courts. a TRANSCRIPT BLOCK—UP STAIRS SACRAMENTO BANK. L. B. Lrrrir.

HE OLDEST SAVINGS ‘BANK IN THE city, Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paiu up cspital, $200,000 ; loans on real estate, July 1, 1385, $2,044,818 ; term and orJi.aty deposits, July 1, 1885, $1,95",681. Term and ordinary deposits received, and dividend: paid in Jan and July. Mone) loaned upou esta e only. This Bank does exclusively a savings bank business, Information furnished upon application to : . W. P. COLEMAN, President. Ev. R. Hamiutox, Cashier. ayll.6m WHITE LABOR. ‘SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Mule and Female—of all descriptions furnished at once by _€. WL. Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San See. Telephone 485. Correspondence solicited, m11-3m ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. Gaylord & Searis, Attorneys. hc CEES «eet sat ED, F, TAYLOR, _ Register. . Miss Mary Thomas —— CARB BROS, Drug Store. . MUSIC LESSONS, oe wu be pleased to receive pupils for _PIANO(LESSONS. _ Leave orders atorin buying or selling go'd dust, gold or sil ver bullion, gold or silver coin, are divided into three classes, and must pay license tax a ha doing busi in th . ore doing aess in the aggregate to the amount of thirty thousand do'lars or more per quarter -onstitute the first c a-s, and must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars per quarter. 2. Those doing bu-iness in any amount under thirty thou and dollars and over ten thou-and doilars per quarter constitute ihe aécond class and must pay a license tax of seven :lollars per quarter. 3. Those doing bus ness in any amount less than ten thousand dellars per quarter constitute the third slaw, and must pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter. BRCTION IV, Licenses must be obtained for the pur. poses ‘hereinafter nam: d, for which the license cullector mus* require payment as follows: 1, Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept exclusively for family use, must pay for each t. ble five dollars jer qua ter. 2 Theatres and other places of amusement mu t pay for each performance a license tax of two dollar-. 8. For each show for pay of any Smroves, jugylers, necromincers, m»gicians, wire or rope dancers, or sleight of hand exhibition, five dollars per day. 4. For etch exhibition for psy, for a caravan or menagerie, or ary collection o' animals. circus or acrobatic perfurmance, one hundre . dollars per day. 5, For each pawy broker fifteen dollars per quarter. 6. For each toll rex! having a toll bridge thirty-six dollars per tapi The provisinngiof this section do not apply toe exh’b tions or entertainments given for the benefi. of churches, schools or other charitable e:.tertainments, 'y any amateur dran-atic tion or literary societv of the town or district in which such exhibit on or entertainment is given. SECTION V. Every person who vells spirituous, malt or fermented liquors or wine in less qu intities than on? quart, arust. obtain a licenve from the l-cense collector and must pay therefor a license tax of fifteen do'lars per quarter. 2 Every person who s:lis malt or fer meted liquors or wine in tess quantities thin one quart, and who oes not sell spirit uow liqu: rs, must pay therefor a license tax of nine dollars per quarter. SECTION Vi. Every perron who ata fixed place of business sells any gooda, wares or me:chandise, wines or distilled quors, drugs «r medicines, jewelry or ware« mane of prec: ious met is, whether on commission or otherwive. (except agri ultural or vinticultural productions, or the productions of any uto k, eee . or Lape” tarm of this State when sold b. the p oduceis thereof, and ex. cept such as are sold hy auctioneers at public sale under l'cense); andull those persons who keep horses er carriages for hire (ex ceptasare used in the transportation of xO ds), mist obtain from the license collector of this county fur each brauch of such businexs, lic nse, and pay quarterly therefor an amount of money be determined by the classin which uch perecn is placed hy the license collector of this county; such business to be clasy fied and regulated b: the amount ofthe average monthly pee f made or hiring done,and at thy rates foliowing: ! i Those whoare estimated t> make ay‘erage monthly sales of five tnousand dolla-s or more constitute the first class, and must pay nve dol ars per month. 2. Of two thousand five hundred dollare and le s than five thousand ;er month con stitute the +econd class, and must pay three doilar~ per month, 8. Ofall amounts ever twelve hundrea and fifty dollars and less than twenty-five huadreddollars per month co stitute the third class, and must pay one dollar and fifty centa per month.4. Ofali amounts less than twelve hun dred and fifty dollars per month constitute the fourth class and must pay one. dollar per month; provided that the sales of liquo s and wines bv persons licensed unde: section six of this ordinance must not be in quantitiss of less than one quart measure; and further provided that no license must be required of phy-icians, surgeons, apothecaries or chemists for any wines or cpiri.ua ‘iquors pre may use‘in the preparation of mediciu SECTION Vil. Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack and vends goods, wares or merchandise of any kind must pay fur alicense five dollars per month; and every such traveling werchant, hawker or peddier wha uses a wagon, Or one or more animals for the purpose of vending such goods, wares or merchandise of any k nd must pay a license of fifteen dollars per mon SECTION. VITL Every person who keeps. stallion, bull ped rigoe re gon Legg the bear to a u or pu: pose propewa: (for hire, must obtain a license therefor 1 r the collector of this county and pay therefor as follows: 1. Horees that are hired for the purpose of propagation, by the season, at fifty dol lars or more, coust tute the first-c ass, and must pa): a license tax of forty doliars. 2 Af thirty . ollare and Ioss than fifty dollars constitute the second class, and ailst pay twei.ty-five dollars, ie. at wa bag ane and less than thirty rs constitu’ @ third c and must fifteen dol ara,All at less than fifteen dollars corst’ee the class and must pay ten dol‘te ‘5, Foreach jick ten dollars. ie 6. For each bull nine dollars per year. f SECTION 1X. For.each license issued the collector must pangs ge de par ali f yh s lees of pay expenses ROI neon ab OR ad ? i a ; i Ly F i g iy 2 : Se G sf fe 3< ER £¥. gt sary in the di charge and ofticial du ies; and he ishereby empowered to enter anv place of business for which a 4 ense is provided and required, tree of ¢ , at 1.is pieasure, and t+» demapd the exhibition of any license on th. current time frum any person, or firm or corporaton engme: or enployed in the trans action ufauy business fu wh ch & license is by thi + senate rendered necessar:; and if such firm, or per on, or corporation, or eith r uf them, Chall beuva Te, 0: relvee, or neglect, or failto then and there exhi such license, he, she or they, as the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of 4 misdemea or, and on conviction the: evf t halt pur ished as provided by section ten of this vrvina.ce fr punishmen’S upon conviction of a misdemeanor. : SECTION XII. In addition to the penalty herein prescribed f. r the non-payme-t of any licesre, the iicense coilector sali proceed to collect the same by civil action as ig provided by the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 7, Part 3, of the Political Code uf Ca ifornia, and the County Auditor must prepare biasks and settle-« ith the evllectur as now requ.red by seid chapter, & oe z SECTION XIII. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force onand after tifteen lays from the date of its ado tion. *adopt-d October 4, 1886. F.M_ PKIDGEON, Chr. of Board. Attest: F. G. Beatty, vlerk. By W. Db. Harris, Deputy. On the adoption of this ordinance C. E. . Mniloy, W. D. Woeds, F. M Pridgeon, J. F. Schrveuer and W J. Hill voted aye, 06 Urdinance No. 18. An Ordinance Providing for Licensing the Raising of or Pasturing sheep Within the County of hevada. fP\HE Roard of Supervisors of the County T of Nevada do oruain as follows: SECTION I, Every person, company or corporation engaged in, or who shall . ereafter e in the busi.ess of rai-ing or pasturing sheep within the County of Nevada shill procure and pay fora license therefor from the license collector .f the Count, of Nevada of five cents per head per annum, for each head of sheep pastured withi said County by such person, cempavy vr co-peration, but no licens: shall be issued under this ordinance fora less term than one year, BECTION II, The license cgllector shall receive for his own vse for collvctiny licens-s under this ordinance a fee of twenty-five per cent. of a!l. moneys collected for licenses under this ‘ordtnanee, and shall pay into the County Treasury alt sums 0 collected in exc: his said fee, which shal: be placed to the General Koad Fund of thecounty o Neva la: SECTION LI. Every person, cumpany or corporation wh » shal! fail to procurethe license provided for in this ordinance at or before the cémmencement of the business in this ordinance named, shall, n addiuon vo the lizense herein levied, be fined in the sum of one hun«ved dollars, to be recovered in any ¢ urt . iampenee jurisdiction in the county of evada, SECTION IV. This ordinance shall be in force from and after fitteen lays after ita passage. Adopted Octuber 4th, 1886. ¥. M. PR'DGEON, Chairman of the Board. On the adoption of thi ordinance Mulloy, Pr m, Schroeder ana Hill vo ing aye, and W, D. Woo :8 voting no. Attest: ¥. G. BEATTY. Clerk. 06 By W. D. Hargis, Deputy. NOTICE. "VINCENT WiLL LEAVE NEVADA . City with his easy riding Carriage fur Grass Valley daily at 10a. m., 2p. m., and 8.30 p. m ; returning at 3:30 a, m,, 1 p. ta. and 7 p.m. ‘ This ehangé is made on acount of so many ‘ousses Da op night time, K. VINCE XT, Proprietor. Nevada City, July 27, 1886 TO THE UNFORTUNATE. ae DR. GIBBON’S O@DISPENSARY gg 2 Ne. 6233 hKearmey Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco Established in 1854, for thetreat ment of Sexual and Seminal Die: eases such as Gou.orrhea, . leet, Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuve. This éolitary vice,or depraved sexu.! ulgence, is practiced ad by the doth sexes to an almost Unllssited exte.t pe ‘ tucing with unerring certainty the fol.owing ‘train of morbid unl batteu by sclentife medical measures, vist . Attorney and Counselor at Law, pecans an se Geo. F, Jacobs, CARRIAGE B (geet ee HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle. Wagon, . _. In All Grades, Columbus Baggies, Carts, Carriages, Phactons, Ete., . In Full Variety. corer San Francisco prices with Freight added. . GEO. FF. JACOBS, Manager. Office at G. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. * NEVADA CITY. TOBACCO, PIPES, __ THE GERMAN METHOD Of Fingering for the Piano. S.M FARLEY has returned trom San Francisco where she has learned new German Method of Fing-ring for Piano Play2rs,andis now prepared to give lessons in the same. also given in Guitar a7 im TEACHER OF Vocal Music Voice Culture é@ Inquire at theJUnion Hotel, Nevada au! City. 12tf A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, BROAD STREET? Two doors below Post Office, Nevada City, Cal. Fine Boots and Shoes a specialty — 0 REPAIPING NEATLY DONE Nevada County N. @. B. R. : ee EEA TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT Wevada City ~ON AND ATERTharsday, Jane 10th, 1886, 48 FOLLOWS LEAVING. 9.45 A. MDAILY ; connectin; 2S mesloeteananes 8 40 P. M. DAILY; connecting with ova erland leaving San Francisco at 8 with Paerancisco at ARRIVING. 1.05 Aj M, DAILY. ‘ ) P,M DAILY connecti s senger leaving San Fran ae ger leaving S with Pas at 7.3C JOHN F. KIDDER, Maiiager O. A. TOMPKINS. 3. F. PARSONS, PARSONS & TOMPKINS, ECHANICAL Draftsmea, and Pomel gag and t stimates for buildings and machinery ofall kinds. Wood, Iron, Oombination and Suspension Bridges erected. : Quartz Mills & Hoisting Works Erected anywhere onjthe Coast. r E X ic AN : COLONIZATION COMPANY (LIMITED.) 506 EATTERY STREET END FOR CIRCULARS AND ving full information. ’ ; + or ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years. a . wan penctice in au the Courts of theState. \ ae ek So aE ES NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND . Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. The largest, Cheapest and Best Assortrnent to be found in the county of CUTLERY Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods, ever brought to the county. FASHIONABLE BOOT) passenger CIGARS, . ETC. Quick Time and Cheap Fars Te Eastens ann Lonopean Cines BY THE GREAT. [RANS-CONTINENTAL ALL-RAIL, ROUTES. ‘ Southern Pacific Company. Daily Ex; d Emigran SEB reste’ sake ‘posenpe connec . tions several Railway Lines in th East, connecting at New York and New Orleans With the several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains Third-Class Sleeping Cars . Are Run y with Ov and t Trains. No Gusset entice FOR SALE EASONABLE TERMS A to, or Add: wend at : ." its, Land Agent, CPR RR JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, 8. P. R oe LUMBER . LUMBER . The entire Stock of Lumber at the -V FLUME C0,’ YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, _ FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES a AND SHINGLES, ILL BE SOL? FOR THE NEXT 30 W Days for Cash at greatly reay ty ae ding lacaber wit find itto wan jum thats Edceutnge to call at once and make their selections. 4 COOPER & CRAWFORD, Executors of the Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deeeased. Nevada City ,[Sept. 15, 1835. Order to Show Cause. Court,in and for the Coun. nie State of California. In the aiid guardianship of = af Z fof if TTR inf ne . 1 The Great ; N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, SAN CISCO. CAL. Dated at Nevada C ty, 17, 1886. opr pps we : . : at haw COTTAGE _ money can ERTABLI-HED REPUTATION, UNEQUALED FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, BYST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ Instruction Books and Piano Stools. ateleunes & Pains Lats saipeptontion raze Chicago Cottage Organ £o,, Chicago, JJlincis. DR. MINTIE, No. 11Kearny St., .San Francisco Diseases with Woodettul Succes =" English Remedy Is _a certain cure for Nerve Zon torkecn, ard fe Em) all the evil ef= who isa teguler physician, of the Univer ot a etatic ow ra case of this kind adviceand trea: ‘ bottle, or fourtimes the quantity, $5. sent toany acdress.on receipt of ice, or C. O D.* A privete name if desired, by Dr. A ntle, 18 Kearny 8t.,8. F., Cal. Sample Bottle Free, mn oenilnte rape warts renee toall business tran letter DR. 3. M. HARRIS, DENTIST. — @2@ In Nevada City, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgan & Roberts Block. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., up stairs NEVADA CITY. CASH. GROCERY STORE HUSSEY & CO.,: {NOMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Kents Meat Market, keep on hand 8 assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WINES, LIQUORS, FEED, PLOUR, &c. , : We sell for CASH ONLY _ W. PF, ENGLEBRIGHT, Sivil) and Mining Enginee-, —AND— 6 i U. 3. Deputy Mineral Survyser, Evening "Bas to Grass Valley Brice: y RICHARDS has commenced gan "Bus to and from evada City a 7 RANK CLS“ proupey Seurqouye Lav 03 eBveyreqD 00's *970 ¥ JLVYLNGONOD NY : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET.....NEVADa CITY . Buecegaor to D. Welllington) e. trict se-" actions. Iekat the shorteetnotice and on tbe