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siilies PLEATED BP
The Daily Transcript.
RAILROAD RATES.
i imate railollowing-are the approxima
Bs rates of fare lor first-class pasene a O-ATON Nevada City tothe points
« named ;
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Application for Patent,
United States Land Office,
Sacramento, Cal., March M4, 1891.
OTICE is hereby given, that H. P, Stow,
ce address is -Forbestown, Butte county, Cal., has this day filed
his application
Yhousand linear feet o
Chief Consolidated Quartz Mine
be , With surfaces ground
Cred feet in width, situated in Washington
County. ot Nevada and
State of California, and designated by the
field notes and officia!
office as lots Nos, 55 an
&. M. D. B. and M,
BoGe. 2.2 cee cece sets eR oe 40 S5and 6 being deseribed as follows, towit :
Washington Chief Consolidated Quartz
Mine.
Mining Distric
lat on file in this
, in ow seal. 18,
Survey of Line of Lede.
Commenclag at the South, lode post of
the Washiagten Chief locatiOn—‘a post in
rock mound marked “W. ©. 8. Ly P.’—
Thence magnetic variation 16° 30’ Kast N.
11° 2’ K. along the line of the lode 0.51
ehains, intersect the presunred iine between
and 36 at a poini 45 20 chains South
of the corner to Secs. 25, 4, 35 and 36, ‘I. .18,
N. R.11LE. M. D. M. set
feet, a live oak izin. dia. on which location notice was posted mark same, “W. ©.
L. L.” 22.73 chains or 1500 ane to post markpost 11.47 chains, 757
North lode poet of Washingtoa CU
tion and south lode post of Jefferseun location, 45.46 chains, 8000 feet, the North lode
post of the Jefferson loca’
mound marked ‘J, N.
#uterior Boundaries.
Commencing at theS, W. cor. ofthe Washington Chief ioeation a post marked “W.
chains 1600 feet, the N.W. cor. of the Wash—
ington Chief location, alsuthe S. W. corovalice, @ post in reek
~ N. W. Cor. and “J,
3.”’ W. cor. from waith the cor. to Secs. 25,
2%, 39 and 56, 'T. 18, N. Ril KE. M. D. M. bears
N,Q° 15K. 22.46 chains distant, 23.388 chs
‘intersect the presumed tine between Secs.
8 and 36, at u poiut 21.85 chains. seuth. of
the cor. to Secs. 25, 26,35 and 36, (518, N7 R
eta postin :ock mound 45,46
et, the N. W corner of ‘the
Jefferson location set a postin rock mound
markedJ.N. ’W.cor. from which the cor. to
pecs. 26, 26, 35 and 36, T. 15, N. K. 11 E. M.D.
M. bears \. 879 40’ W. 4.42 cha‘ns distant.
Thence deflecting 909° to the right 8. 78°
35’ K. along the northern boundarv of the
Jeffer-onl c stiom.4.5434 chains, 900 feet, the
North lode post of the Jefferson iocation
previously described, 9.09 chains, 600 feet,
the N--E. co: of the Jefferson location a
post in rock mound marked “J, N.”’ E cor.
along the eastern
boundary of the Jefferson location, 22.7:
chains, 1500 feet, the 8. t. cor. of the Jeffersu location identical with the N.
of the Washington Chief location a post in
rock mound marked “J, 8.’ K. cor. and “W.,
U.” N. £. cor. 46.46chains, 3,000 feet, the’
8. B. cor. of the: Washington Chief location,
4a postin rock mound marked “W-.U."'S, KE:
cor. Thence N.78° 35’ W. along the Southof the Wastington Chief lointersect thé presumed line between secs. 35 and 36, at a point
45.72 chains, South of the cg. to Secs. 25, 26,
35 and 36, 1.18,N.R. 116. M.D. M, set post
in rock mound, 4.5444 chaina, 300 feet. .'‘The
South lode post of the Washington Chief
loca ion’ previously. described, v.09 chains
600 feet, tothe place of beginning. ConWem & postin rock
ner ol the Jefferson .
“round marked "Ww
Thence 8. 119 2’
. cation, 4.45 chains.
The lucation ofthis mine is recorded in
the Recorder's office of Nevada county, in
Book i0of Mining Claims. the adjoining
Claimant isthe AdamsO M. on the south
Any-end all persons claiming adversely
any portion ofsaid Wasnington Chief Con
solidated Quartz Mine, or surface ground,
are required to file their adverse ciaims
with the kegister of the United States Land
4 Uilice at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the #ixty days
ication hereof, or they will
virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
— a. W. ROBERTS, Register.
It is hereby ordered thut the iuregoing noice, be published in the Daily Transer
daily uewspaperpub ished in the city
county of Neveda, State of California, designated as being nearest.the premises apEK. W. ROBERTS, Kegi. ter.
A. Burrows, (Gras Valley) attorney. for
The first publication of this notice was
made on the 1éth day
N the Superior Co
Yada, State of California. Rae
wee bramel.t i the fupecier Court =
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the County of Nevada, state o ‘ornia,
and thé Complaint filéd in said County of . -Administrator of the Estate of Marie 8. Duevada, in theofficeof the Clerk of said
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Superior Court. aR Beene] »
THAWAY, Plaintiff,
Vs. :
BANCIS M. HATHAWAY, Defendant.
The People of the State of Culifornia send
Greeting to Francis M. Hathaway,
# ] ¢ x . ant.
@ith finely veneered panels, and You are hereby required to appear in an
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action brought against you by the above . F. Muncey, an Insolvent Debtor.
amed.Plaintiffin the Superior Court of M
the County of Nevada, State of California,. his petition, schedule and inventory
nd to answer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service ou
mon .—if served within this County; or, if ¢
served elsewhere, within thirty days, or . hereby directed to take possession of all
j default will be taken agains:
ng tothe praye) of said Cem‘The said action is brouglit to obtaln a dereé of this Court dissolving the bonds of
between the Plaintitfand Defendant, on che ground o¢ failure
to provide Plaintiff with the common necPlaintiff alleges that on or
about September 17th, 1873, Plaintiff and Defendantintermarried, and have ever since
been,anu still are husband and wife. Plain<iff further alleges that for oue year and a
half last past Deferdant bas willfully failed tofurnish Plaintiff with the common
necessaries of life for herself and their
three children, he having the abilit
Pluintitfasks that the custody o
mninor children be awarded to Plaintiff. All
of which will more fuliy a
laint on file herein, to w
ou of this Sumpear in thecomich reference is
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail w appear and answer the suid Compisint as above required, the said Plaintift
or the relief den the complaint.
Given under my band and Seal
suid Superior Court,of the Count
yada, Btute Of Califurnia, this 7th day of
J. LAMORGAN, Clerk.
By J.J. Greany, Dep. Clerk.
Niles Searls, Att; for PLf,
Notice to Delinquent Oo-owners.
O DANIEL HOLMAN, JASPER JEPBON
and &. Lb. Sherwood,co-owners, with H.
H. Colton, P. Brigham Chas. Hegarty, J. D.
Kodgers, Alexander Kouch,. J,
George Sherwood and Maas Peterson;
the ‘Blue Lead Minin
tion of mine Bioomfiel
Notice is hereby
the co-owners last above named
for the following named persons whe
failed and refused to pay for themselves, . of the Board of Directors, held on the 26th. tewit; For Danial Holman the sum of one . day of March, 1891,
hundred — seventy ete San: of Twenty-five cents ( $0.
For Juspcr Jepson the sum © irty eig levied upon the Capital 2 Cordollars aoe filty cents (338.50) and for £, Db. me Ls sok Of the Cor
sherwood the sum of thirty five dollars and Btates Gold Coin, to tho Seeretary. at the
Thuteach and all of tie . office of the Company, 820 Sansome Street, said umounts have been paid by the saidco. Room 24, San Francisco, California,
oweners, more than one year before the
conmmencemeut Of this proceeding, each . remain unpaid on the 4t
of the delinquent cu-owners, towit:
Stumbeck,
in
JovaTownship, Nevada
yen that
fifty cents ($35.50,)
er of one share.
W. D. Jong, attorney.
Assessment Notice,
EVADA COUNTY LAND AND ImMprovement Agssociation.—Location of
rincipal place of business, Nevada City,
apan, Chiua, New
day of March, 1691; an aasessm us aamsle uvesd Ab]
ra = se npave Gartaaien the . Piles of nearly everv newspaper pibrished
capital stock of th
the secretary at the offi
No, 59 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ney.
che cite whieh this assessm: ek upon
Mee Ltt on the 17th da:
mt and
F AND PIANO STOOLS . ¢¢ forsale at public auer
be:
urday, the 9th day of May, 1891, to
delinquent assessment, together wii
of advertising and ex
der of the Board of D
Moe—No. 6 Broad stiget, K ’ Office--No, re
California,
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
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Seminal Weakness
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Skin Diseases of
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Dr. Gibbon hasthe
[acer ofannoon tat he hasreturned
m. Visiting the principai Hospitals of Kurope, and has resumed practice af the Dis
cha aah page Kearney Street, san Fran E
where his old patients and these re< uirin.
big services may find him.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Seminal Emissions, the cousequence of
selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved
sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth
vi both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
foltowiug train of morbid sy:nptoms unless
combatted by entific medical measuresa,
viz" Ballow utenance, dark spots under
the eyes, pain in tr. oead, ring.ng in the
ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and
the rattling of . iriots, uneasiness about
reg eer ar vi the limbs, confused viston, blunted intellect, loss of contidence,
like to form new acquaintances, disposi!
to shun society, joes of memory, nectic
the luce, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs,
consulnption, night sweats, monomania and
frequent insanity. [f relief be notobtained,
t80L8 60 aftiicted should apply iunmediatey, either in person or by letter. and have a
cure effected by his new and scientific mod
treating these diseases, which never fails o
effecting a quick and radical cure. .
MARRIED MEN,
vr those who contemplate marriage, who
are suttering under uny of these fearful malpoco soe should not — the or delas —s
& upon them, nor du! ra)
tein ihlaeditee relict. . =
CURED AT HOME,
Persons ata distance may be CURED a?
dAOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
tating case, symptoms, length of time the
disease has continued, and the medicine
wilt be promptly sent, free from damage or
curiosity,to any part of the country, with
fal. and plain directions for use. The Doc‘orcures when others fail. Try him. By
enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin in a registered letter through the Post Office or
at Wells, Fargo & Co,,@ package of
medicine will be delivered by expresstoany
sar’, of the United Szates.
address DR. J, F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney
street, corner Commercial, San Francisco
Ottice Box 1957, 2
Notice to Creditors, *
Estate of J. L. JOHNSON, deceased.
. O£ICEis hereby given by the under:
N signed,Arthur Yowell, Administrator
of the Kstate of J. L. Johnson, deceased, to
the creditors ef and ali persons havin
Claims ageinst the said deceased, to exhibit
them withthe necessary youchers, within
four months afterthe first publication of
this notice to the said Adainistrater at the
Law Office of A. Burrows, Esq., Holbrook
Block, Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal.,
the same being the plaee for the transaction of the business ofsaid estate, in said
county of Nevada. :
: ARTHUR POWELL,
Administrator of the Estate of J. L. Johnson, deceased.
Dated Maréh 12th, TagiA. Burrows, Attorney. mi3
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Marie 8. Dusom, déceased.
: OTICE is hereby given by the underMarie 5. busom, deceased, to tue creditors
of andall persons having claimés against
. the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necesstry vouchers, withtn-fourmunthse-at
ter the first publication of this notice to the
Simonds, at Nevada City, Nevada County,
California, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said egtate, in said county of Nevada.
FRANK J. DUSOM,
_. said Adminigssrator, atthe Law. Office of P. .
som, deceased.
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P, F. Simonds, Attorney. mi6_
INSOLVENT NOYIOE:
Defend . PN THE SUPERIOR COURT. OF Tak
County of Nevada, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of John
John F. Muncey having filed in this Court
in insolvency, by which it appears that he
is an ‘insolvent debtor, the said John F.
Muncey is hereby declared to be insolvent.
The Sheriff of the said County of Nevada is
the estate,real and personal, of the said
John F. Muncey, an insolvent debtor,except
such as may be By hy exempt from. 2x]
écution, and of all’ his deeds, youchers,
ks of account, and papers, and to keep
te same safely until the appointment of ap
assignee of his estate.
All persous are forbidden to pay any
debte to the said insolvent, or to deliver
roe d property belonging to such Insolvent,
tohim,orto any person, firm or corporation
or association for his use. The said debtor
is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver
any property until the further order of this
Court, except as herein ordered.
it is further ordered that all the creditors
of said debtor be and appear before the
Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior
Court, of té said county of Nevada, in open
Court, at the “ourtrooin of said Court,
in the City and County of Nevada, on the
27th day of April, A. D. 1891, at 10 ‘o’clock
4. M. Of that day, to prove their debts end
choose one or more assignees of the estate
ofsaid debtor.
It is further ordered that the order be
published in the Nevada Daily Transcript,
@& newspaper Of general circulation, published in the city and county of Nevada, as
often asthe said paper is published, before
the said day set for the meeting of the creaitors. oe ‘
And it is further ordered thai in the
meantime all procesd{nga against the said
insolvent be stayed.
Dated March 20, 1891.
JOHN CALDWELL,
Judge ef Superior Court.
A. Burrows, Attorney. Fs mn20
Notice of Assessment.
ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING Compapy, Location of Principal
poe of Business, San Francisco, California,
cation of Works North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting
QD assessment, No. 47
25) per share was
Oration, payable immediately in United
Any stock upon which this aesessment shall
h day of May,
t: Daniel . 1891, will be delinquent, and advertised
Holman, Jasper Jepson aud EK. D. Sherwood, . for sale at public auction; and unless
co-owners in the said mine are hereby
notified, upless each~pay their respeetive nesday, the 27th day of May, 1891, to pay the
preportion’as hereiu set out of the demands delinquent assessment together wit
due said co-owners, N.
sec’y of the suid Co., of the town of North
Bloomfield, Nevada county, h
months f om the firstday of publivation of
this notice, each who hus failed to pay
within thésaid time, their interest in the
said mine shall be forfeited, and shall become the property of the said co owners,
in the said mine, who have paid the afore
said amounts for the aforesaid delinquents
Jerein named. There are tine full shores
in the suid mine, and the said delinquents
own the following interest in the said mine:
Daniel Holman one half of one share, &.
D, Sherwood oue half ofone shar
Jepson one quart
N. 6. PAKAZETT,
CHAS. HEGARTY,
3
ALEXANDER ‘ROACH
MAAS PE tERSON,
HAM.
J. STRUMBECK,
' GLOKGE SHEKWOOD,
Co-ownersin said mine,
ayment is made before, will be sold on ed.
costs
of advertising and expenses of sale,
By order of the Board of Directors,
H. PICHOIR 4 pange &
Office—Room 24,320 Sansome Street, San
Francisco, California,
Annual Meeting.
*{\HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Stockholders of the Chumpion Mining
Company will be held at the office of the
Company, No. 320 Sansome Street, Room 10,
San Francisco, California, on Tuesday,
Aprit 14th, 1891, at 2 o'clock P. M,,
forthe purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business as
B
‘* Transfer books will close on Saturday,
April 11, 189}, at Lo’clock P; M,
THEO. WETZEL, Secy.
Office 820 Sansome Street, Koom 10, San
Francisgo, California.
L. P. FISHER
Ne wepaper Advertising Ageney.
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Folrnesia, Mexican eng) caneen Bh
ci ani e@ Ausne come before the meeting.
,
on the Pacific Coast are kept conubn y
on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access tothem during
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Each Machine Has the Following Attachments :
FOOT HEMLKk, . 6 HEMMERS,Sall different 1 SCREW DRIVER,
id 1 GAUG
E,
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1 OFIL.CAN, filled'with O11,
1 INST, RUCTION BOOK.
is admitted to be the simplest, easiest
he machine is self-threading, has the
is made of the beet maerial, with the
5 YFARS.
chine, and éxpects to order one next
E. H. Rivovr,
Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889.
the machine some tw
months.ago. Hav-given-it-a fair tria‘
and like it very much.
is as good as a forty dollar machine.
Miss Janz Rowers.
We think i:
Jackson, Cau , Noy. 16, 1889.
I received your premium sewing
machine in good order, and am_ well
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We t’s Brinaz, N. Y., Nov.20, 1889.
I would say, after using th e sewing
machine received from you, it giver
erfect satisfaetion in al! respects, do
ing all kinds of work-very nicely.
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Westporo, Mo., Dec: 10, 1889.
My sewing machine gives good sat
isfaction—does as good_work as a_ fifty
“dollar machine. Many E. MUBRAY.—
The sewing machine I got from you
+28 & premium last year, eannot-be:beat‘en, and does as good work as a $40.00
hi Geo. B. Mum.
for Patent.
TICE OF THE APP
JACKSON CALVERT an ES,
RP, of Nevada Mining District, Nevad
runty, § “Big California, for a -United
thatin pursuance
itty-two of the
‘sited:
{ Chapter Six of 7 @: a 0!
vised Statutes-of.
Jackson Calvert an
parties in pésséession, having the possessoty right to the Work and Pay Placer Mine,
and claiming the mineral lands, vein, lode
eposit, bearing gold, with surface ground hereinafter described, lying
and being situated within the Nevada City
or Nevada Mining District, Connty of Neand State of California, have made
application to the United States for a Patent forthe said rh Seed Claim, which is
more fully describe
bounds by the official
notes of survey thereo
fice ot the Register of t!
subject to sale at Sacramento, Cal., . whic
field notes ofsurvey desctihe the boundariesand extent of said claim, with magnetic variation at FirstStation 15° East, as folit: Commencing at a Post markjouthwest corner
of claim, v hi:bis also Post of Worx and
Pay mine No 1, at Northeast corner of May
Flower Place’ mine lot No 82,
corner to Sec ions 16, 17, 20and 21, T 16N K
9E, M.D. Baid M,, fi
tree 8incheg in diameter bears 8 8° W 60
links distaut from location corner ; thence
metic variation (course Ist) 15° Kast
ection line between Sections 16 and 17
W 2 chains and 30 links, South
Yuba Ditch be irs S 69> HK. and N.69° W
4.75 chuius, Ra .iue bears N69° W; at 9.43
chains fence ri North :
10.05 chains black oak tree 2 feet in diameter; at 15.50 chains fence 5 links to East; at
16.47 cross fence nd
15 .ini.s to corner: at 19.45 Martin Ditch bears
N.3* Hand 5. 38 W; st 23.63 chains Little
Di vr Creek bears E aud W; at 24,80 chains
mouih vituunel bears 840 chains distant; tunnel running N 27° East; at 29.90
road crosses N 45° W und 445° E 2659.08 feet
or 40.30 chains © a Posi marked W and P
No.2, witich is also the Quarter Section
corner between Sections i6 and 17 7
E, M. D. B. and M, and from which an
oak tree 14inchesin diameter }
W 43 links distant and a
in diameter bears S 223
tant; thence defiecting 0
of needie 0° 15’ Kast. (Course 2d) N 1°
13’ W at 0.19 South Yuba Ditch bears 8 83445
W;at 540 chains Murchie Ditch bears E
and W at 20chains or 1320 feet té a Post
marked W and P No3, onike West line of
Section 16, location corner from which a
dead oak 8inches in diameter bears North
40 links distant, and the N W_ corner of Section 16 bears N 1° 13’. W 20 chains distant.
(Courge 3d) ‘Chence deflecting 91° 29’ right
devigtion of needle 19 Kast 89° 44’ KE at
19.65 chains 1296.9 feet to a Post marked W
and P No. 4frcm which a cedar tree 3 inches in diameter bears N 212-E and 0.52 chs
distant, an oak tree 8 inches: in diameter
bears N 33° W 26 linke distant. (Course
4th) Thence deflecting 91° 45’ left, deviation of needle 0° 45’ Kast 9.94 chains 656 feet
toa Post marked W and P No 4; fcom whireb
a spruce tree 10 inches in diameter bears N
403%4° K 90 links—distant,
Thence deflecting yl 59’ right; deviation
of needle 19. Kust, 5 89-0 34’
or 1293.6 feet to astake marke W and P No
6 fromwhich old stake location corner
beurs N 45° EK. 1.35 chains distunta pine tree
8inchesin diameter bears N 88° E 0.37 chs
distant; the quarter sectien corner on Noith
side of Section 16T 16 NK9E Mb B and M
bears N.1° 62’ W29.88 chains distant, Post
mnarked No. 2atcoutheast corner of Murchie Placerjmine Lot 42 bears N 25° 10’ E
11 chai:s distant, (Course 6th). Thence
deflecting 87° 42’ right, on East line of the
% of Section 16,19 52’ EB. at 13.24 cus
d Wand P No7, ov
will se
now filed in the of. mencing
istrict, of lands
nD) 749;
of an acre.
rom @ which an oak
and. West ; at . 38
is plas ab ning, con! e 2. n
of tro Seonaioedine (2-100) of a
and known as the Asher lot. Togeth
ine tree 30 inches
° W 36 links. dis08’ left deviation
wil, be
873.08 feet to Post marked
the Northline of Woodville quartz mine,
Lot78, fiom which a tree l0 inches in
diameter bears N 281 26 links distant.
‘thence deflectin, 2
right, along North line of Woodville quartz
nine, Lot78, course by Woodville survey,
882° 47' W variation 18> 30’ % 0.12 chains
17.9 (eet toa Post marked W and P. N
Northwest corner of Lat No. 7 from which
a pine tree #0 inchesia diameter bears N
2 W--0-25--chatis-atisteut,
Thence detlecting 52
and John Dunnicliff. Judges,
ham and L; Dulac.
and J, E Garr \
° 33’ left, on west line
of Woodville quartz mine Lot78 course by
Woodville survey &
18° 80’ EK at oid road bearing, N.W.and 8K,
o 14 W variation
‘Guardian's Sale.
TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN.
raeasnee of an erder of the superior
Court of the County of Fresno, State of
California, made on the Sist day of
1891, in the matter of the estate and guard.
ianship ef Henry Muldoon, a minor.
undersigned, the guardian of said
seats tree of is ne idder for cash, gold. of the ‘ ee RE SMES SE D e
FE ‘and subject to comfraation by salt By the World’ Grentést Pulpit Sovereign,
Superior Court on
Saturday, the 25th day of April,
1, in front of tiie Court House in the
oy Bek Py County of Nevada, State
fornia, allright, title, interest an
the.said Henry Muldoon, however acqu
in aud to all that certain piece,
town lot of land lying and
City of Nevad
the improvements thereon an
nances thereunto beionging
Terms and conditions of Sale: Cash—Gold
coin of the United States. Ten per cent of
the purchase money to be pai
tioneer on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
MARY ANN MULDOON,
Guardian of the Estate of Henry Muldoon,
a minor.
Fresno, March 3ist, 1891.
Sam Jackson, Atty for Guardian.
count of his journey to,
‘4he Jand, 11)
Talmage’s Swille of : Christ
ENT ITLED
From Manger-to ‘Throne, ae
Rev. T. De Witt Talmase, D. D.
Including a .History of Sate “Gehi and trom
a
bein
County, of Neva
said and described as follows to wit:
at the South Easi corner of lot
eight (8) in Block number thirty (30). thence
with magnetic variation 8° East; North
West along North side of Broad street
18 feet; thence North 14° 88’; East 123.€3
feet fo South side of. Commercial street;
thence South 80° 20’; East 18.35 feet to
North East corner; thence South 14° 40’;
West 125.66 to place of beginning, containing en area of five one hundredths (5-100)
Together with tne improvements ener ane the appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Also all that tertain town lot of. land
situate andbeing in the City of Nevada
aforesaid and being. a portion of said lot
number eight (8) in Block number thirty
(30). described as follows: Commencing at
south West coruer of Hall lot; thence with
magnetic variation 18° East; North 14°
38 Bast 57.20 feet.» Thence North 75° 08
West 18.15 feet, Tnence South 149 80’ North .
Thence South 74° East 18 feet to
taining anared
Annual Stockholders Meeting.
en
(P\HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Odd Fellows. Hall
Association forthe election of five Trustees
for the enusing year and for such other legai
and proper business as may come before it
éld at the Library Room, I
F. Building,on Momday, the Fourth
Day of may, 1891, atthe hour-of-7%
o'clock P. M., ofe aid day. «@
J. G. O’NEIL, Secretary.
a
pHe Electors of -ttiecorporation of the .
City of Nevada are hereby notified that)”
an Election will be held in Névada City on
MONDAY, May 4th, 1891, to-elect the following named officers :
4. Marshal.
2. Agsessor.
8, Treasurer,
4. “City Trustee.
5, City Irrustee. 8
ati Foot and Richard Tremain.
Precinct No.2, The polling pises willbe
at the City llall. Inspectors, M.
D. 8. Baker. Judges.
Precinct No, 3. Inspectors, J,
Issued March s0th, 1891.
ALEX. GAULT, stair
Election Proclamation.
Precinct No. 1. The polling place will be
at the Ice House on the Plaza,
W. J. Williams and J; D. Fleming. Judges,
Nat Bailey and W. J, Organ. Clerks; Leon
Inspectors,
Garverand
# A. Lademan and John
Swart. Clerks, CO. H. Harrison and J. J.
Rolfe. ¥
J
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_____.1236. Market St, San-#; rom ok
al.9 60 chains Murchie Ditch bears——K. ane
W, at 18.57 chuins or 1225.06 feet to a Post
Berio. W.and-E NG 9; fret witteb Wty oat
No 6 at SonthwWest corner of Woodyilie
Qualtz mine bears 5 28° W 4.15 chains dis
taunt aud fost H, N W corner at the NW
of Harmony quartz mine bears §$
5,28 chains distant.
Thence deflecting 61° 53’ right, 8 89° 63’ W
jou south line of the N W 44 of Section 16 to .
4 =
a 5 “
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THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS fo Nevada C1
BROWN & CALKINS,
CITY AND SUBURBAN PRUPERTY
We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan
acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley.
arm SS
Send for Pamphlets, M aps and Price List,
$2500. Great bargain; must be sold.
two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard
of plave. Will he sold at the above lo
situate three miles from Nevada Citv.
farin at a low price. :
$8000.-.-560 acres; two mil
irrigated
ing Orchards.
depo
e Oregon Land Company was es: ecially organized tor the purpos
subdividing large tracts of Laid, and hag darn roto
ed over 3,200 acres of Land into 5 to .20 acre
shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts minced en the market, 225 have b:
in Fruit will bring’ a lafger
. We also make valuable improvements in th
past tract 6f Land for the same price per ac:
For Sale or Rat
wagon, and all far
Arare chance to secure
Both places are within two miles of the
racre, Terms Wasy,
Lonemont, Con., Nov. 17,1889,
T received the mactiine all ri ht, and
am well pleased with it.
cellent work. Pzninan McCarry.
Prices, Pavable in Advance :
3. and Dalry Transc
It
RIPT I year. ..17 00
§ ees OO:
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ctory, which
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OREGON LAND COMPANY
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AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBAN
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Hie FOR SALE A LARGE LOT he GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT’ FARMS, ALSO
of buyin
ast two years bought and subdi
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een sold,
income than 16
© way of roads, fences, ete.
We can sell
re that you would have
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Special Bargains in Lands.
$5000--320 acres, three miles from Grags Valley ; good house and parn;
200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large,
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$3750--450 acres gently rolling fruit or
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never-failing supply of
$900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City ; 15
res cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and
wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain.
$2 1 §0--425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land ; twogood houses and
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5 O==104 acres; highly faprovad’ wood bee gat
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Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearNarrow Gaug_
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: Kar These are only a few of the bargains we have to
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ranging trom $5 to $75 pe
NEVADA COUNTY 14ND AND IMPROVE
Hy MENT ASSOCIATION.
Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Seoy.’
Post marked W und P No 10 irom whicu a
black ouk tree 10 inches in diameter bears
73° 25’ E 033 chs distant.
Thence deflecting 16942’ right, N 739 95’
Won Nor. lineef Union g
.52 chains Murchie. Ditch crogy-H-and-W+
+} 2.8.76 che distance 578.2 feet toa Post mark
ed W and P No.1] from which an oak tree
4 incbesin diameter bears 8389 E41 links
distant, (Course Lith) ‘fhéuce uefiecting
90° left; 316° 35’ Won West line of Usien
quartz mine; at 4,00 chains Murchie Ditch
bears N 649 Wand § 64 EK; at 10,42 chai»
Svuth Yuba Ditch bears N 65° W ands 65
E, at 6.12 chains road bears N 679 W and &
76 E, at 17.74 chains roe.d bears N 60° W and
8609 K,;-at 18,43 chains West edge of old
shaft; at 20.27 shaft bears West 23
taut;at21.03 cha: Bs read :
40° W; at 22.72 chuins or 1600 ieet to a Post
marked W and P No i2 from which an aider
tree G inches in diameter bears 73° W. 15
links distaut. ‘Courge 12th. )
flecting 90° left, 8.732 29°
Union quartz mine; at 3.23 chains 213.2 feet
toa Post marked W and P No 13, from which
a spruce tree § inches in diameter bears N
° W 1.19 chaing distant.
deflecting 1639 25’
South line of the N W
Section 16, at?.70 chains
20°°Wands 20° Kast; at 8.94 chs
ed W audP yo 4,
ceé¢8 inches in diE 43 links digtant.
Course 14). Therced flec ing 91°15’\ef! '8.¢
tine ol W;, 0. wwe 8 WY oi the
Of Section 16; at_t.o7 chains Maru
ditch bears N 80° W and 5 309 E; at 6:30
chains South Y ubaditch bears $ 52; W ang N
126.9 feet to Post, murk
15 {rom which a yello
tree 12 in: hesin d anieter bears N’810
links distant. (Course 15),
uartz mine; at
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52 E, 20 15 chains or
Thence deflecung
West 10 chains or 660 ‘eet tu
nuing and containing 136.72
comprising the South }
oN, W. 4 the W 1-2o0f the
1-4and portions of the »
1-2 of the N W i-+ andthe N W 1-4 of thes
Tp 16 NR9E,M DB
aims-of the Woodville
aud Union quartz mines on the Hast, and
the May Flower Placer mine on thesouth
ss a
hewaid Mining Claim being of record in
ecorder of Nevada County
n Book 11, Page 90, in the
ornia aforesaid,
ows, towit: On
of the N E 1-4 of th
SW 14 otthes W
tions,
or by others,
is spurious.
W 14 of Section 16
and M ; adjoining cl
Mining Claims, i
County and state
and being bounded as foll
the easterly side by the Woodville and Unquartz mines and vacant lands, and
ining the May Flower Plaver Mine on
d ¢laim being desig9 in the official survey
curesina wi
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by other physicians,
toany address on application.
DRS. STARKEYI& PALEN,
‘1529 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa.
120'Butter Bst., San Fraacisco, Cal,
the South west, the sai
nated as Lot No.
And any and all persons
versely the mining ground or
any portion thereof so describe
platted and applied for, are he
cir udverse claima are duly
and the regulations thereunder, within the time prescrib
ed by i.aw, with the Kegist
States Land Utlic
state of Californ
virtue of the pro
ce,
grazing land; all fenced; 100
arn; improvements cost about
© at Sucrameato, in th
ia, they will be barred, in
Visious of said statute,
E. W, ROBERTS, Register.
It is hereby ordered,
Notice of Application fo
ed for the period of sixty d
da Daily Transeri
lished ut Nevad
that the foregoing
atent be publishaysin the Nevapt, a daily newspaper puba City, Nevada County, Calhated as the newspastihe above described
W,. ROBERTS, Register,
tlorney ior Applicanis.
per published neare:
E,
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publication of this notice was
he 12th day of February, 1891,
Attest—T. H.Caxk, Clerk.
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Please mention that you read this advertisementin the NgVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT,
no Ge
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The Am
Order to Show Cause,
ior Court of Nevada County,
inthe matter of the
Simon, an Insane person
the Guardian of James @
sane person, havin
raying for an orde
he real estate of 6
ein set.torth, it is therefore
aid Court,that all
in the Estate o/ said J. G.
‘e the said Court on “Mo
th. day of March, 1891, at 10 o’cl
said day at th. Court Room in
to show cause why an order
e granted tosaid Guardian to
h of the real estate of the said
es G, Simons asshall be neces
And that a eopy of .
ast fonr successive weeks inthe
Tauscript, a news
Estate of James G.
for purpose ther
orderedby the s
rice im
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