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The Daily Transcript.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
—
List of Nevada City’s Busines:
Institutions.
1ss7.
ASSAYING.
J. J. Ott, Main.
Citizens Bank, Broad.
AUCTIONEERS.
G. R. Stockwell, Broad.
F. G. Guild, Union. .
j BAKERIES.
Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial.
Alex. Gault, Broad.
BANKING HOUSES.
Citizens Bank, Broad.
Hunt, Geo. M. Huches, Wm. Edwards
Join T. Morgan, D. E. Morgan, L. Hous
man, FE. M. Preston.
Philip Richerds, Main.
_._. BARBERS.
H. §. Marsh, Union Hotel. ;
Walters & Son, National Hotely
Klinven&por & Wilde, Pine.
L. Godair & Sons, Broad.
L. Lubosch Pine .
BLACKSMITHS.
Wm. Barton, Plaza.
P. Clanev, Broad.
Robinson & Morrison, Plaza.
Carmichael & Denney, Main.
BOOKSTORE
Brand & Stich, Broad.
Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial
Geo. W. Welch Broad.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Cc. Kornhammer, Broad.
B. Lutz. Broad.
A. Wutke, Broad.
J. F. Hook, Commervial.
F. L. Ficke, Commercial.
ROOT & SHOE STORE.
John Webber, Broad.
BREWERIES.
Geo. Gehrig, 8: ramento.
F. Weiss, Sacramento
Join Riasauf, Sprins.
Israel Hosken, Spring,
C. Fogeli, Main.
BRICK MASONS.
John Pannicliff. Sacramento.
H. L. Gove, Boulder.
CARRIAGES.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC,
Wm. Giffin, Rroad,
vs
A. Nivens. Pine. 3
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
Mrs. J. Jack. Broad,
L. Hirschman, Broad.
CLOTHING, HATS, SAPS, ETC,
Hyman Brothers. cor Broad and Pine.
K. Casper, cor. Pine and Com mercial.
L. Hyman, cor Commercial and Main.
B. H. Miller, Broad.
CONFECTIONERY.
A. Tam, Pine. :
F. Rosenthal: Commercial.
Mrs. Jack, Pine.
Mrs. Leddy and Eagan, Commercial.
F. Willett, Broad.
CONSTABLES.
R. Dillon; Broad.
Thomas Stevens. Broad.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
L. Nihell, Nevada.
Geo. M, Huches, Nevada.
Frank Miller.
F. Penrose. Pine.
A. H. Irish, East Broad.
J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill.
Jerome Cook, Water.
L. O. Palmer, Nevada.
oc. C. Weisenberger, Nevada.
7. Penrose, Pine.
Hoskin & Onetott.
A. Huffman, Nevada.
J. 8. Holbrook, Broad.
Bordwell & Brobeck. .
CUSTOM REDUC
O. Maltman, Gold Fiat.
DENTI
Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacrame
A. R. Pennington, Broad.
8. M. Harris, Broad.
DRUG STORES.
Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial.
W. D. Vinton, cor, Broad and Pine.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Lester & Crawford, Main.
Casper Cohn, Commercial. _
Mrs. (. A. Barrett, Commercial.
V. Lubeck, Commercial. ‘
L. Hyman, corner Commercial and Main.
A. Binmenthal, corner Broad and Pine.
Rosenberg Bros., Broad.
: EXPRESS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent.
Eureka Co: Wm. H. Crawford, agent.
FOUNDRIES.
Geo. G. Allan, Spring.
C. 0. Barlow, Sacramento.
‘ FRUIT TREES, ETC.
Felix Gillet, Barren Hill.
FRUIT AND VARIETY.
E. Rosenthal, Commereéial,
W. A. Sivdarney, Commercial.
Samuel Shurtleff. Commercial.
R. H. Thomas, Commercial.
Wm. B. Simmons, Broad.
x. Soot, Main,
FURNITURE.
Legg & Shaw, Main.
L. M. Sukeforth, Commercial.
GAS.
Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
J. J. Jackson, Commercial.
w
G6. C. Gaylord, Broad.
Wa. Wolf. Main. ,
W. H. Smita, Commercial.
5
Cc. E. Mulloy, Broaa
eng
A. R. Wadsworth, Commercial.
A. Lademan, Brood. ;
A. A. Charonnat, Commercial.
Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad.
W. G. Richards, Broad. .
R. H. Forman, Commercial.
sims & Nichols, V Flume.
‘HARDWARE,
Geo. E. Turner, Pine. . bs
Legg & Shaw, cor, Main and Union.
HARKNESS, SADDLERY, ETC.
Jag. Cairns, broad.
Wm. Holmes. Main.
HAY, FEED, ETC.
H’ C. Mills. cor. Pine and Spring.
C. R. Clarke, Sacramento.
Wm. Wolf. Main
HOTELS.
National Excuauge, Broad,
Union, Main. =
New York, broad.
Thomas House, Broad.
HOUSE PAINTERS.
Harrison & Stout. . hd
Isaac & Rowe, Main.
Guild & Son. —
M. O1 ver.
Ralph Bowerman.
INSURANCE AGENTS
O WORKS.
D. E. Morgan,
. J. Wright, es
. 8. Ford, a
. E. Robinson, Main.
dwin Parrish,
arthe, eS
.H. Crawford; “
John Werry, Courthouse.
J. M. Thomas,
x
@arr Bros., cor. Pine and Commercial
A. Nivens, Pine. ©
F. Power, Commercial,
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC
H. J. Wright, Broad.
ICE. r
Nevada Ice Co., Victor Sauvee, Manager.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
W. P. Sowden, Broad.
A. BR. Wadsworth, Pine.
LAWYERS.
Gaylord & Searls, Church.
Cro 6 & Simonds, proud.
Juhuson & Musun, broad.
Farley & Little, Commercial.
}$8. Ford, Broad.
. L Caldwell, Broad,
¥F. ower, Commercial.
Joon Caldwell, broad.
H. MeCormick. Church.
Geo. L. Hughes, Pine.
‘Ww. P. Sowden, Broad.
G. D. Buckley, Broad.
W. D. Long, Court House.
* LIVERY STABLES.
J. Hennessy, Broad.
Lane « Sukeforth, MainLUMBER.
¥ Flume Co., Wm, H. Crawford, agent.
H. & F. Cooper, Viety Hill.
ML. & D. Mare, Boulder.
Geo. A. Cooper.
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
C. J. Brand, Broad.
MEAT MARKETS.
Chas. Kent, Commercial.
. James Monro, Broad.
;
Colle y Brothers, Commercial. _c. ak igiger broad.
rau & Kapp, Broad. Saek
MILLDNERY.
Mra. Lester & Crawford, Main.
Mra. Mills & Griesell, Broad.
Conn, Commercial.
Commercial.
. DaILy TRANSCRIPT, Comercial
.
Direetors—Dr. R. M. .
. Mary &.
Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster.
{(. J. Rolfe, Broad
. Mrs. Malouey, Commerce):
tof. Guenther, Commercial
W. D. Cra
. joe Clark, Sacrainento
} fo Graniteville, Wm. Coie.
. fo Dutch riat, Walter L. Wilkinson,
nyt TEA, COFFEE.
MILLWRIGHT.
', R. Collins, Coyvte.
arsons «& rompkins.
A. McNeeley, Piety Hill.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
&. Muller, Commer °
diss Mamie Tlioiius, Carr Bros.
Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad.
‘irs. H. G, Parsons, Union Hotel.
Miss Della McCord, Main.
i. R. Davis.
Jiss Lucy Bobo, Nevada.
Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage
NEWSPAPERS. \ gels BOARD OF
Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM.
fam, Pine.
dirs’ Leddy « Eagan, Commercial
PHOTOGKAPHER,
. Swart, Broad.
PHYSICIANS.
. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, res. §
idence Nevada. e
b. Bubo —Utice Broad,residence Nevada.
cial, snee National Hotel. .
CW. ‘s—Ottice cor. broad and Pine, . ‘
s
1.W. Vurautine—Office Broad, residence ded otherwise in this ordinance) in ad
Main. M
Little, offfve and residence, Nevada.g }
PORK PACKING :
POSTOFFICE. i
{8
4 RAILROAD. ee .
Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A.
ker, agent.
i
REAL ESTATE. iy
Nevada County Land and Jimprovement As 1
tioh, Bioad, Directors—Joln T. Mor
gun, E. M. Preston, Geo, E. Turner, Wau.
Leuttenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P
Brown, Geo. E. Brand,
Chas. Barker.
t
RESTAURANTS t
{
Lutz, Broad th
Ed. Settles, Commercial .
SALOONS,
} Chion Hotel, Mai money at interest,or i buying and
National Hote
New York Hotel, t
\. Barun, Commercial
.
\. bsourd, Broad
tobn Bond, Bro
joseph Anig¢ht,t
Broad.
{. Lb, Sears, Main.
Britiand & Glark, coraer broad and Pine.
jvbn Kistie, corner Pine and Spring.
} Dillon & Stevens, Broad.
. Phos. Scadduen, Broad.
1. Sulari, Broad,
Wi. Monk, Kroad
. Robert Slimmous, Broad
“rank Cooley, Main.
}.M. Hanley, Main
H. Lotz, S rt rawmento :
Geo, W muons, frown ‘Talk
s. Wheeler, Glenbrook.
i. K Eddy, Haif Mile House
fus.Prevaskis, Commercial.
a. F. Wilkins, Commercias,
. Chappell, Pine.
Pecartey, Pine. :
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
kK. Within ton, Broad
J. Dassooville, Town Talk.
STAGE LINES
To Sierra City, Green & Co.
fo Marysville, John Kane x
lo Washington, L. RK. Prescott, Geo. Grisseil,
W. C. Fredenburr.
To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vin
cent.
SURVEYORS.
}. Hartwell, Bruad.
fF. Envlebright, Broad.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
M. Hughes, Pite~ :
STUNE MASON. .
Joy.
SODA WATER FACTORY.
Seibert.
THEATER.
. Geo. F. Jacobs, Manaxer, Broad. .
. TAILORING. .
Barrett, hobecker & Co., Commercial. peta .
A. Friedman, Pine _ \
ily. D. Polidori, Commercial. t
tJ. W. Downing, Commer
Great Amie .
1 UPHJLSs!
. B, Sanguinetti. ;
. UNDERTAKER,
.
W C, Groves, Broad.
. Wim. Se v
. Win. Barton, Plaza.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS
‘F.C, Luetje, Broad.
fr. G. Farrer, Broad
3
WATER. .
. Nevada Water Co: 3; By prowi, Mang®ter.
WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER.
. F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. .
. W. U. TELEtrRAPH,
A. Nivens, Manager, Pine. j business, lic nee, nd pay quarterly there .
. foranamonuntof money to be determined
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. aA LP AE BOOT DEALS LI LEC LTE REE AIC EA ti
{
ues within the County of Nevada now ep
couducting, tran
business in this «
business, must procure such license
{. 8. Welch—Otce cor. Pine and Commer: . fhe Tax Collector d shall be liable
and mustobtain licen
quarter. ~ 2—T
amount to twenty-five
Win. Campbell, . 29d le ssthat ten thousand dollars constivute . scribed for the nonpayment of any license, .
second clausssand must pay a licen
. seve’ doliars and fifty cents per quarter.
. inte thre
r. C. Moran, coraer Commercial and Pine. . aa foes :
. to the amount of thitty thousand dulars or
und must pay a license tax of fifteen dollars .
under thirty thousand dollars and over ten .
; euch ta
. ment must pay for each performance a . -. Wreland, Jobu
ceeruse tax of two dollars.
-thirty-six-dolurs pers ear,
. charitable entertainments, by any amateur .
. dramatic association or literary society of .
. license tax of fiiteen dollars per quarter.
. than one quurt,and who dves not sell spir
. ituots liquors, must pay therefor a license
. cept suctiag are soid by auctioneers at pub
. lie sale under license); and all those persons .
s,and other
; cense, he, sheor they Or either of them, as
County Licenses. *he case may be, shail. be deemed guilty of
‘ . a misdemeanor, aud on conviction thereoi
plies shall be punished by a fine not te exceed
wv one hundred dollars, and in defaultof the
Fali'
ll Fext of the Ordinance he County Jail of Nevada County in the
proportion of one day's imprisonment for
every one dollar of said fine which shall remain unpaid.
Adopted by the Supervisors.
SECTION XIII.
iP The Tax Collector of ribet ae Scamsy is
pmewe ternal Ae . hereby authorized, empowered an¢ requirh PERV ISORS OF THE . ed to collect all county licenses, provided for
da do ordain as folluws: . and required by. this, ordinance to be col
SECTION IL. «. aici within Bg lintits of the 2 ag
svery per ; . or corp _. of Nevada, and it shall be the duty of the,
Every person, firm, company or corpora’) \.\ ‘Collector te attend to the collection .
avéd in, or who may hereafter en/aze in . of licenses, and examine all places of busiting ureurrvinzon any . 286 and persons liabie to pay licenses, aud
inance hereinafter nam. W see that licenses are taken out and puid
,orat any time of engagin . fur. He shall huve and exercise, in tht
,e, procure a lieense therefur. as . performance of his thc ial duties, the saine
ed forin this ordinance. Each per . power us police officers in-seryingprocess >
on, firm, company or corporation so enzag. Uf sumimens in making arrests; aisu sauil .
dorwho may hereafter enzave in such . eve and exercise the power ty adininister
rmations as shall be neces.
in the discharge and exercise of his .
tax to be collected by the said .x . official duties; and ne is hereby eui powered .
ollector of Nevada: County. Such licens . ta enter auy place of business for which a}
xcept as provi: . license is provided ana required, free of .
. char.e, at his pleasure, andto demand the .
chibition of any liceuse for the current .
pe from any persen, or firm or Cofpora-)
ORDINANCE NO.-20.
County of Nev
hall be paid for quarterly
ance, und when issued-shall authorize the
varty Mamed therein to transact sueh bus
ayment of such fide shall be imprisoued in Corner Bread and Pine Strecets.....--seeees
LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES,
FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,
NEVADA DRUG STORE,
. Nevada City
2 id
eralexperience growing through yearsof eritical
PROPRIETOR. on
. o
.
.
’
COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, .
TOILET ARTICLES OF ALE KINDS. .
NYAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM/ petent Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed. :
ness imrthe said county. Se}; eenses . ti0n engaged orempioyed inthe transac . are i A so) i
must be obtuined for each branch establish tion of any business for which a liceuse is
. G. W. Naffziger, Main. . meut, Or separate he .
business located . >) this ordinunce rendered necessary; anu}
xe calendar months . if such firm, or _persun, of corporation, or .
ial] constitute a quarter. . eituer of them, sali be unable, or refuse, or .
SECTION I . neglect, or fail to then and there exhibit .
$ eo teients . ; such license, he, she ortbey, ag the case .
Auctioneers are divided into three ¢lasses, . way be, shall be deemed guilty ofa misde
fromthe fax Col-. meanor, and ov conviction thereof shall be
ector as follows:—Those whose average . punisbed as provided by section thirteen of
nonthly sales ainonnt to ten thousand dol. Urs ordinancé-fur puuishiment updu con: }
ars ormore Constitute the’ first cla@®, and ’ viction-of a misdemeunor,
st pay #. » tax of sixty doUars per SECTION XIV .
.
n said county, Th
whose monthly sales .
hundred doliars . . In, addition to the penalty herein“pre
stax of . the Tax Coliector suall, proceed to ¢ vilect .
weuty-five-dgllars per:quarter. 3—Those . the saure by civil action us is provided by .
Z erage monthly sales ure less than . the provisions of Chapter 16, Title 7, Part 3, .
ve hundred dollars constitute the} uf the Political Code uf California, und the .
ird Clues,and must paya license tax of . County Auditor must. prepare bianks and .
. settle with the Collector as how reyuired by .
said chapter.
SECTION XV.
This ordinance shall take effect and be in .
. force’ on and after fifteen: days from, the .
. date of its aduption.
.
. Adopted Octuber 3d, 1887.
W. J. HILL,
Chairman of the board.
On the adeption of tuisurdiuance Mulloy, .
Woods, Pridjeun, Bropuy and Hill voting .
uye.
Attest:
wenty
SECTION IIT.
Persons en-aced in banking,
bonds or other evidences of indet
f private persons. or in buying or sell
state yunaty orcity stocks or other evi
lencesofs , county or city indebtedness, .
sor bonds orother evident .
idebrednedss of i porated companies: .
buyvinzorsellins gold dust, gold or sil.
gold or silvercoin, are divided
usses, 4nd uiust pay license tax .
.
F.G. BEATTY, Clerk. *.
By W. D. Harris, Deputy. .
.
.
sc doin buginess in the aggregate .
t i October th, 1857
mere per quarter constitute the first class. . } :
per quarter. Delinquent Notice.
2. Those doing business in any amount} {
{HAMPTON . MINING COMPANY
thousand dollars per quarter coustitute the . cation of principal place Of bi
.cond.claseund must pay a liceuse tax of . San Francisco, California. Location
lurs per quarter. . works evada county, California.
house duing business in any amount. Noti
less than ten thousand dollars per quarter) following described stock, on account of as
eoustititte the third class, and must pay a. eéssment No. 24, levied on the 2oth day of
license tax of three dollars per quarter, yu ust, 1887, the several amounts set OpSECTION IV. } posite the names of the respective sbare-.
bate . holders, as follows: {
Licenses must be obtained for the pur. No No’
poses hereinafter named, for which the Tax . Name otf are .
(ollector must require payfuents as fui i
iows:
Ait. .
10 00 .
2 40}
Certf. Shares.
. Dunean, Gillies 743
Proprietors of billiard tables, not kept . Duncan, Gil ies,
family use, must pay for, Pariser, Chas. v
sarter. . Wieland, Jobo 2 2 Ww}
2 Theatres and other places of amuse. Wieland, John F :
Vi not issued 1 lu}
not issuet 36 3 60
preach show fur pay of any figures, . Trottier, J. not issued * 2 40
rs, necromancers, Inagicians, wire or And-in accordance witb law, and an order
inncers, or sleight of band exhibition, . of the Board cf Directors, imade on tie 2oth
five dollars per day. @& . ; day of August 1837; so muny sisares of
4. Foreach exibition for pay, for a car-. each parcel of such stock as may be neces
} . Fetz, Joseph
. avan or menagerie, or any collection of ani-. sary, will be suid at public auction, at tue
nals, Cireus or acrubatie performance, ove . vifice of the Company, 522 Monteomery .
. street, on Momday, the u4th day of October, .
hundred doilars per day
5. Foreuch pawn broker fifteén dollars . iss7, at the hour of 3o0’clock, Pp. M., of said
per quarter
iday, to pay said delinquent assessments
6. For each toll road having a toll bridge . thereon, tozether with custs of advertising
aud expenses of sule,
The provisions of this section do not ap. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary.
ply to exhibitions or en aipments viven .
for the benefit of churches, s¢bools or other .
Office—
t
the town or districtin which. such exhibi.
eisco, California. . oJ
tion or eutertaintnent is given,
4 SECTION V .
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Every pergon whosells spirituous, malt or . =
fermented liquors or wine in tess quantities . DR. GIB BO N’S DISPENSA BY;
tHan one quart, must vbfain a license fror .
the Tax,Collector aud Jnust pay therefor u j No. 623 Kearney Street,
y. Every person who gelis malt or fer .
mented Jiquors or wiae in less quantities .
tux of pidge doiluts per quarter.
SEUTION VI
Every person who at a fixed place of. bus
puny cools, wares or merchan
es, or distilled liquors, drugs or
. jewelry or wares made of prec
ious metals, Whether on commission or oth
erwise (except asricultural or vinicultural
productions,.or the productions of any
stock, dafry or pouitry farm of this State .
when suid by the producers thereof, and ex
treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases such
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stric
ture, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness
Impotency, ete. Skin Dis
eases of yeurs’ standin
and Clcerated-Leys suc
cessfully treated.
Ah ae . br. Gibbon has the pleas
re of annooncing that he has returned
from Visiting the principal Hospitals of Eu
cope, and has resumed practice at the Dis
vensury, 623 Kearney Street, San’ Francisco,
e hig old patients and those requirin.
ryices may find him.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of
.
i Established in 1854 for the
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.
who keep borses or carriages for hire (ex
ceptsuch ag are used in the transportation
of 2o0ds), must obtain from the tax. Col
ector of t county fur each braneéh of such
by the class in whieh such person is placed
by the Tax Collector of this county; such
. business to be classified and reculated .by . ent, producing with unerring Certainty the
the amount of. the average monthly sales . following train of morbid symptoms unless
. sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth
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ma ie or hiring done, and at the rates fol . ‘ombatted by scientific medical measures,
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yf both sexes to an almost unlimited ex
lowipg ; viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under
1. Those who are estimated to make av-. the eyee, pain in the: head, ringing in the
erage monthly s of five thousand dollars . vars, noise like the rustlig of leaves and
or more constitute the first Clauss, aud just) he ‘rattlins of charivts, uneasiness about
pay five dollars per month> ving, Weakness of the limbs, confused vis
Of two thougand five hundred dollars . ior
blunted intellect, loss of confidence,
and less than five tuvtisand per mouth con fiffidence in approaching strangers, a dis
ike to form new acquaintances, disposition
© shun gociety, loss of memory, hectic
Hushes, pimples and various eruptions about
)
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doltars per month,
.
3. Of all amounts overtwelve hundred .
. and fifty dollars and-less than twenty-five . the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs,
vundred dollars per wouth constitute the . ‘onsumption, nicht aweats, monomania and
hird Class, and must pay one dullaf and . frequent ineanity. If relief be uotobtained,
fifty eents per month. } persons so alflicted should apply immediate
47 Of all amvounts less than twelve hun { fy, either in person or by letter, and have a
‘dund fifty dollars per month constitute . cure effected by his new and scientific node
lthe fourth class and must pay one dollar. ‘reating these diseases, which never fails of
fpermouth; provided tuat the sales of lq-) offecting a quick and radicy] cure.
iors and wistes by persuns licensed under MARRIED MEN
section pix of tais ordinance inust aot be in 4 :
dr those who contemplate marriage, who fferin under any of these fearful malquantities of lees thun one quart Measure;
and further provided that nu license must
i should not forvet the sacred responsibility restins upon thei, nor delay to obbe required of physicians, surgeons, aputie
tain immediate relief.
curiesor Cheim.ste for auy Wiles or spiritu
CURED AT HOME.
. gus liquors they may use in the preparation
of medicines
SECTION VII.
nz merchant, hawker or ped-. OME, by addressin. a letter to Dr. Gibbon
ries a pack and vende goods, . stating Case, sYiaptums, leustb of time the
wares or mercuaudise of any kinds must i has continued, and the medicine
payefor a liceuse tive dollars per mmvuth; apd tbe prowptly sent, free from damage or
every Buch traveling merchant, hawker or curiosity, to any part of the country, with
. peddler who uses a Wavon, or one uF more . full and pluin directions for use. The Doc-}
tor cures When others fail. Try him, By
aniuralg fur the purpose of veuding sach whe 3
mnelosing TEN DOLLARS in coin in a regvoods, wares or werchandise of apy kind
wiust pay 8 livense of Aftven dollars. per
mouth
brough Wells, Farce’ & Co., ad packaxe of
ad nedicine will be delivered by express tu any
art of the United States
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney.
SECTION VIIL.
Every person who keepsa etallion,
jorjack, and who permits the same tuo b
furths purpuse of propagation for
niust obtain a ticense therefor from the Tax
. Collector of this county and pay therefor as
follows
. 4. Horsesthat are hired for the purpose
fof propagation, by the season, at, fifty doi
\ lars or ure, Constitute the first cluss, and . nee
lust pay w license tux of forty doitars. allayes. Any one Cun do the work. Larze
% At thirty dullars and less than filty dol. earbines sure from first start. Costly outfit
. hrs Constitute the second cluss, and must and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you
. pay twenty-five dotlars.
nothin, to send your address and find out
§. At fifteen duliars and Jess than ‘thirty if you ure wise you will do so at once.
i dullvrs Constitute the third class, and must H. HALLETT & CO,, Portland, Me.
. pay fifteen dullurs . =e Seapets
. 4. Ail at less tian fifteen dollars consti
tute the fourth class aud must pay ten dol
lurs.
5. For eseh jack tep dollars
6. For each bul) uime dulluig per year.
SECTION IX,
For each license issued the collector must
collect a iee of vue d Uar in addition there
tu, which puall pay all fees and expenses of
colection, und of the said dollar oO cents }
shall be retained by the fax Collector for
hisown lv cover the expense of Collect
iay licenses under this ordibance.
. SECTION X.
. Every person, company or corporation en
. gaged in, or wie shall hereafter’ enga.e in
' the business of raising, hegdinz or pastur
jin sueep within the County of Nevada shail
. procure fromtbe fax Collector of the Coun
lty of Nevada, and pay jicense therefor of
. five cents per head per annum, for each
. head of sucep usediu such business within
{said county by such person, Coimpany or .
corporation, but no license shall be issued
under tuis ordinance for u less term than
vbe year.
ilice Box 1lyo7
YO ean live at home, and make more
: money at wor or us, than at
anything else In the world: Cupital not
you urestarted free. Both sexes
* DR. 8. M. HARRIS,
DETTTIstT.
ig NEVADA CITY ON
SECTION XI, i
. The Tax Collector shall receive for his}
wu use for collecting licenses under Secfiva 10 of tiis nance a fee of tweuty-five
. per cent. of ail moneys collected forticenseep Under Section 1 Of this ordinance, and .
shall payinty the County ‘Jreasury all supis .
so eolected in exctss of hissaid fee, which
gnvll be placed to tiie General Koad Fundof
the county of Nevada.
. SECTION XII. . Offiee in Morgan & Roberts Block, corne
. Itis further ordained that if any person . Brovd and Pine streets, up stairs
! or persons, Whether princi al or principals, . ee ee
. avent or agents, Clerk or Clerks, sine or) GLBMWA!
}employes, or any firm or member of any . SsSTHM ASTH!
. firm or Coporation siull be engaged in car. J
jrying Ou, pursuins or transacting within
‘the limits of the County of Neyada, any
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
jabcense therefor as required by this-orlject, omit or fuiltu comply wita any recurable cases. A single trial convinces th
' quirement on requirements, provision or . most skeptical.
. provisious or ordersof tue suid board of . druggist. or by. mail.
Supervisurs, requirins each persun ur per. stamp. Dr. Bh. Schilfman,
sous, irm er eorperatien to preeure & liSt. Paul, Mina
°
Free cee te pean pasenednnae rs .ocwscaarunanevrarase naman
e—Tiere are delinguent upon the .
“10 00 .
2 00 . }
2 Montgomery Street, San Fran.
‘orner Commercial San Francisco .
self abuse. This solitary vice, ordepraved .
Persons ata distance may be CURED AT .
istered letter through the Post Office, or.
street, corner Commercial, San Francisco, .
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iastantiy relieves the most violent Staak Ft an
,e ‘pro. and insures comfortable sleep. No Wait-) Ex Beatty, Clerk of the Superior Court
bein, used by inhala.
tion, its action is immediate, direct and} and impress the seal of said Court, at office,
. dinabee, or shail, after demand, refuse, neg. certatm, anda cure is the result in all . inthe City of Nevada, on the l6th day of
Price 50e and $1.00 of any
Sumple «ree for
Agent for the Imperial, Loddon. Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. .
DR. GUNN’S
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5 If the merchant with whom you trade}
Regulating Cathartic does not keep them (and he should), asx
him to send fora duzen puirs, fur sample.
Sole Agents ( Wholesale)
HECHT BROS. & CO.,'
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
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. aND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES,
p i e Dollar to . DYSPEPSIA, Price One Dollar 1
INDIGESTION, Two Dollars. per load.
NERVOUSNESS
Cooper & Crawford.
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. Loathing of Food.
Frue Concentrator
Kidney Complaint.
Nausea,
. impure Blood,
Genera! Debllity.
. Dr. Gunn's Bitters}
Offers $1,000 Challenge te any
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. FOR SALE BY
CARR BHROSBG.,SIPPB UOTE
+U MP MONS.—In the Superior Court of
Ss the County of Nevada, State of Califor
nia, State of California, county of Nevada,
sk. The People of the State of California
send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and
Water COmpany, Anna E. Smith, Seth Mar
shall, $8. M. Boyce, Michael D. Sweeney and
Alvan Todd, Defendants. You are hereby
equired to appear 1D an action brought
azainst youiu the Superivr Court of the
County of Nevada State of California, on
the 4th of April, 1887, by C. Hudepolil, Plain. = e
tiff, and to answer the complaint filed there‘ ;
Empire Livery Stable
in, Within ten days (exclusive of the day of
Broad st., Neyada City, opp. National Ex
W'v ‘HOUNHOS "& “MGS "ASH
“edioung B)
bad °
1036 Valencia St., San Francisco.
Califernia. finy2i
service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county;or, if
erved out of thiscounty, within thirty days
yrjudyment wilibe’taken against you by
iefuuit, according te the prayer of said complainut~ The said action is brought to obtain
jud-mentto set aside the sherift’s sule made
va the sth day of Oct. idst, to all that Keal
. Kgtate lying in said county of Nevada, in
charge Hotel,
. and to these certain pieces und parcels of aa TT PWwarecat
. mining land lying and being in ifitie: York . JAMES HENNESSY,
. Townsbip, d county and State, aud des
. icmated as Lots Nos. 3 ,40 and 4i, in Tp 1b,
N.k.10E.M. D. B. and M. containing 54d
. and 84-100 acres. Alsoa tract of timber land
lin said Tp County and State “Also that cer. tain ditch known asthe York Mining Company sditch, Also rightof way for ditches
und mining tunnels, all machinery, tools
. and other appliance of whatsoever nature,
land kind belonging to, or used in connec
tion with said mining claims and ditches.
Also, that certain Canyon claim situate one
half mile fromthe village of Little York,
. suid cour and State, known as Empire . . The horses are free from vice, of yoodstyle
. Ravine. 60 that certuin other cunyon git. and capable of going as fust as why gentle
} uate, lying and beingiu Little York Tp . man cares to drive.
. known asp “Scott Ravine.” Said property is
. more fully described in Book No. 56 of
. Deeds on pages 384 et sey. Records of Nevada
county, Cal. to which reference is hereby
made. And to cancel the certificate of puri chase made by the sberiff,andif a Sheriffs
Proprietor,
Stable has the largest lot of
To be found in tiis part of the state.
‘Teains with elezant Bugzies, Wagons and
Hacke to let ut the shortest notice and on
the must reasonable terms.
Good Saddle Horees always on hand
deed is executed ty the purchaser under said CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY .
sale or hig assigns before said jud.sment is
. rendered. that said sheriff's deed be aiso
canceled, ands for such other relief as is
agreeable to-equity.
. For cuuse of action plaintiff allezes that
/ on Septeniber 1th, 188, defendant Todd re
. covered judgment against said corporation
defendant, in Department 1 of the Superior
Courtofthe City and ounty of San Francis
co, Baid State, for the sum of $2769 v6-100, and
by virtue of an execution issued on said
judgment, directed. to the sheriff of Nevada
County, California, said Sheriff on the vth
. day of October, 1856, sold all of’said property
in one parcel. That defendant Sweeney on
. the sth day of September, 1846, recovered a
. judgment against guid corporatioff®eiend. ant in Department 4 of the Superior Gourt.of
. guid City and County of San Francisco for
. Bae 6 ae poteg one seating yh recovered kj p :
. on the v4th day of September, 1886, a judgy
. mentiu Department . of the Superior Court, Sacramento Bank,
. said City and County, for $3483.55. That SIT ‘
. said Marshall on October 10th, 1885, purchas. 7—PYHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
ied from suid Sweeney. his said judsment, City. Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sac
and on the 18th day of October, 1836, paid to . ramento. Guaranteed, capital, $500,900; paid
the Sheriff the sum of $300. to redeem said . Up capital, $200,000; loans on realestate, July
. property from said execution sale. s
. the loth day of March, 1587, plaintiff tecoy. its, July 1, 1s8), $1,.55,551.
. ered a judgment in Department No. Two of Term and ordinary deposiis received, and
. the Superior Court of said City and County dividends puid in anuJary and July. :
for $5v.8 38-100. Thaton March 1y, 1887, said Money loaned tpon real estate only
. Marshall filed for record in the office of the § 8 Bank does exclusively a gavin 8
. County Kecorder of Nevada County an in bank business. information -furnished Up. strumentin writing purporting to be a gale . on application to
. to defendant Smith of his said judgment. W. P. COLEMAN, President
rT) Allof which more fully appears in the Ep. R. HAMILTON. Cashier. . al1-6m
. complaint on file herein to which reference es
. is hereby expressly made.
:
. And youare hereby notified thatif you
. fail to appear and answer the said complaint
FURNISHED.
our Gi as the best remedy
nown to us-for Gonorrhoera
and Gleet.
We have sold consider.
Curesin
1 TO $ DAYS.
Gvaranteed not to
eause Btricture.
has given satisfacticn.
Mfdonly by the Aleott & Lisk,
vans Chemical Co,
Sold by Druggists.
Price $1.00,
W. DD. VINTON, Sole Agent.
Annual Meeting.
URE . as above required, the said plaintiff will ap MVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in holders of the Nevada € ; kagan
the complaint. evada County Aeadeiny é Assdciation, will be held ut the Academy
In testimony Whereof,.I, F. G. . Glenbiook, on ee ie Set
o_o
aforesaid, do hereuuto set my hand Saturday, October 29th, 1887,
Bia oclnen. as M., por SNe election of
: ata Seven Directuis to serve for the ensue
eee F. G. BEATTY, Cl rk, year, ¢ r ti ‘ansaction of sien me
ous wit D Bante, Deyaty Clerk. business’ a8 nay ¢ ig befoce them
plo warls and C. A. & F. B, Tuttle ae ik J ES, Sec’y yy kd _ ae. 830 GEV. M. HUGLES, Sec’y.
e . June, a. D. 1537.
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. numbers of physicians, but: 1
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Talk. . . Coin valuation.
yes PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE .
or , Carriages ane Buggies
We cordially recommend .
able, andin every case it .
Hudson. N. ¥. .
That on . 1, 1585, $2,044,818; term and ordinary depos: .
Nevada County Academy
—AND—
Etusiness Colicge.
A Day and Boarding’ School
For Both Sexes, fhe. Tues ¢
Merit vill win and receive public recoguition
ite as the rock of Givraiter in pubile opinion,
nl nenceforth Deed to jurther guaranive as to
neness. The Indep et she
he best blood pnurifer In the =
is as jnmovadie Uibraliar rovk A Complete Academic Course,
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ary testimony Lo the re
tues of 8. 8. 5. and itsdnfaluble eflises of the blood. . Thes
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, any course in any University.
Voeal and Instrumental Music, Drawing,
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At Glenbrook Park,
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ete . t Pupils enter at any time, take regular or
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Directors of the Association.
. L, MARSH, Presb? GEORGE LORD,
3. M. HUGHES, Sec. WM. BL. VAN ORDEN,
., MORGAN, ‘lreas, WM. H, CRAWFORD,
ber of the EDWARD COLEMAN,
Both are weil kiow
sountry and in Eure pee
heaire Con
rical eireles ints
Ubarlotte Rendow's Testimony.
New Yous, May % 1% “. Pal] Term Begins August 29th, 1887
Swift Speeifie Company, Atlanta, Ga. + . és
Gonileme<-H sing: been annoyed wiih ims . For circuJar oF information address
cruplio sang rougivess of the skis, fron
mndition of my ! rmiere th
leading prep of £e i bs E. K. HILL, Principal,
ertise . remedies tan eect. t Pe ey apa 5
apromincnt physve.an, aud from bi Box 184, NEVADA CELY, CAL
ived no bepefit. I then conclude —
remedy for the blood ar
by a thorough eradt
g smoothes
a L etreerte
and publicity as you
afment rr as SVE GSE RRS AE Me
to try tiie S Semi-annual Report of the Citizens Bank. or six pa
havé made me
thts testimon
{ Showing Its Financial Conéition
wish to suake of tt. on the Morning ef July
» var Cout
Iugé Tlasskeri’s Tertimony.
Ist, 1887.
The Swift Speciiic Company, Ati
Gentlemen—For two yearsT h J
of eczema. Lused tar soaps, sulphur soaps, &
' ¥ . Bank premises ; :
various other remedies, and was seribed for a Real estate taken for debt
last { determined to try thes -remedy, and . Miscellaneous bonds ..
seven or eight bottles -haye thoroughly: rr eve County warrants __. 1045 90 me, and you can use this certificate in any mun Loans on real estate, 68650 00 ner you Wish. Hudo Ti . Loans on stocks, bonds, warrants.. 500 00
wMeniber of Raat verse L.ouns on other securities . 7663 11 New York, May 5 AEST
Loans on personal security ‘ 19217 28
’ ’
Oy rdrafts unsecured (solvent) 8276 123
. Money on hand.. ‘ 28402 88
. Due from banks anc 2278 Ub
. Furniture and fixtures . 2500 00
. Gold ballion
2547 28
.
$172.25 58
RESOURCES,
$ 5000 60
10680 00
20875 00
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matic i free.
Tuz S T Ss FIC Co.,
Drawé , Atinnta, Ga.
Total
oe bape . be A ILITIES.
Quick Time and Cheap Fares) on 0,
. Reserve fund :
. Profit and loss
. Due depositors
-~-TO . Due bunks and bankers
Dividends unpaid
$ 30000 00
10000 00
11201 19
121330 06
99 08
304 35
Total ., By, 5 aes $172.85 58
State of California, County of Nevada, gs.
We, the undersigned, do solemnly swear
. thatawe have, each of us, a personal knuowl. ede of the matters contained in the forego. ing statement, and that the same is a true
. ANG correct reper ofthe financial condition
tee TRANSCONTINENTAD . Of the Citizens Bank onthe morning of Jul
BY THE GREAT TRANSC( TINENT Ist, 1587, nccording to the best of or knowledge and belief, end that the assets therein
named are all in the custody of the said
sunk and its proper office 8 and correspondEastern and European Cities.
ALL RAIL ROUTES.
the V Flume Yard,Town «gs ign per a
1G Uu 8Southern Pacific Company? ome ore solemnly swear that . ! I _Capital Stock of the Citizens
Bank is Thirty. Thousund Dollars in Goid
A1LY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT M. Preston, President.
. Trains make prompt connection with D. E. MORGAN, ‘retary.
the several Railway Lines in the Eust, con: . (or Subscribed and sworn before me,
SEAL? @ Notary Publicin and for the Coun(n~'s ty of Nevada, State of California,
this seventh day of July,-1887
FRER SEARLS, Notary Public,
. necting at .
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. Nevada City Gold Quarts Mining Qo,
. NEvanva€rry, Can., Oet. 1, 1887.
i ees ANNITAL MEETING OF THE
. Stockholders of the Nevada City Gold
. Quartz Miting Company will be held at the
olfice of the Cofupany, Morgun & Roberts
Block, Nevada City, Californta, on Tuésday,
the 2th day of October, 1587, at LL o'clock
A M., for the-tre ition of any and all bus .
. ivess that may locally Come before it.
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XOOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX
CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO:
Estate of Tenry McNulty, deceased,
Weick IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THI
N undersizsued, Administrator of the
. Estate of Henry McNulty, deceased, fo the
j }reditors of, and all péreons having elaiime
aguinst the said deceased, to exhibit then
with the necessury vouchers, within fou
monthsaftertie first publication of this no
ce, to the suid Adi inistrator at the office
Chas. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley
ie same being the place forthe transaction
. of the business of said estate, in said County
of Nevada’ )». E, OSBORN, ~
. Adininistrator of Estate of Heury MeNulty
deceased. ;
Dated Grass Valley, this 80th day of Sep
tember, 1887. :
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