April 17, 1893 (4 pages)

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The San Francisco Weekly Call Itisissned every Thursday, and contains all of th im poreans news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the da ct a first-class family pever, appealing tothe interest of every mam ber of the The Morning Call Seven issues @ wee It has the largest circulati The ‘Daily Transcript’ has the most complete Book and Job Printing :2 $6 u Year} O a Year Transcript Horticultuy _Itis bright, indepenaent enterpri globe, complete up to special correspondence from all of the privof the best selected and original genera) reliable financial news and market quota horticulural and agricultural news und is in ORDINANCE NO, 109. A* ORDINANCE FIX1N.2 THE WATER rate for the year commencing July ist 1893, and terminating July Ist, 1894 = ‘the board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: From and aiter July Ist, 1893, and until July ist, 1894, the following~-rates and no grester shall be charwed, and may be cullected per week by the Nevada City Water Company, or other company. supplying water within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. z = -Seetionl. To all families, 40 cents. Sec. 2. For restaurants and eating houses, 7 cents. Sec. 3. For first-class hotels, $3. lsundries connected with same, $1.50. tec. 4. For second-class hotels,-$2. For Isundries connected with the same, $1. Sec. 5. For third cless hotels, $1.60. For laundries connected with the same, 75 cents. Sec. 6. For fourth-class hotels, $1i._ For laundries connected with’ the sume, 40 cepts. Sec. 7. For each saloon, 75 cents For Sec. 8. For rooms and offices, 2 cents. Sec. 9. For photograph galleries, 50 cents. Sec. 10. For barber shops, 50 cents. Sec. I]. bor bath establishurents, 75 cents See. 12. For drugs ores, 50 cents: Sec. 13. For Dlacksmich or wagon shops, 5Ocents. © Sec. 14. Forall houses occupied by lewd women, 7) genta. aah 3 FRESE AEE ec. 5. For school houses withan attendance @f less than twohundr.dchildr n, $1.50. See. l6. Forschoe] houses witn an attendance oftwo hundred children or over, $2. Sec. 17. For foundries, $1. . Sec. 18. For daiiy printing offices, 75 cents. 3 % Sec. 19. For daily printing offices running presses with water power, extra $1.50. Sec. 20. For butcher shops, 50 ceuts. * Sec. zl. For butcher shops running meat cutters with water power, extra,.75 cents, Sec. 22. For bakeries, 45 cents. Sec. 23. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Sec. 24. For Chinese houses, for each 18ucet, 50 cents. Sec. 25: For Chinese wash houses and laundries, $3.= Sec. 26. For first-class livery stables, including water ‘for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $4. Sec. 27. For second-class livery stables, 1ucluding water for washing wagons, bu: gies and carriages, $3. Sec. 28: Forthird-class livery stables;in cluding water for washing wagons, buggies atid carriages, $2. , Sec. 29. For fourth-class livery stable, $1. . For feed and sale stables, $2. See. 31. For private stables, from one to two hoises, wagons and buggies, 25 cenis. Sec. 32. For private stabies fur each additional horse, 1234 cents. Sec. 33. For brewries or soda factories, iucluding two horses $1.50. Foreach additional horse, 1244 cents. 7 Sec. 34. Forgas works, $2 Sec. 35. For sewing machines for dressmaking ortailoring establishments for water for each machine, 25 cents. = See. 36. Forsewing machines for family, for use of water, 10 cents. Section 37. -For Court Huuse, including w ter forirrigation, $5 per week. Sec. 33. For each tap in the Catholic cemetery, Sper year. ‘ Sec. 39. For public halls and theaters, 25 cents. “Sec, 40. For banquet halls, 25 cents. Sec. 41. For 1,000 bricks on large contracis, 10 cents. Sec. 42 For 1,000 bricks on small contracts, 12% cents. Sec. 43. For stone wall and mortar, 8 ce. ts per perch. : Sec. 44. For plas®ring or cementing 2 cents. per sq. yd. Sec. 45. kor railroad depot, $3, ae 46. For business hduses not otherx» 2. ne concen 0 — Sec. 47. For coffee mills when run by water pow er, 26 cents:Sec, 48. For quartz mills connected witn assay offices, 25 cents See. 49: For irrigation, if taking water at Ste 6t5—-}-f-taerb by: fron, $5 persens frat the} or discretion of the water agent, provided the amount charzed must bé regulated in proportion to the quantity used. Sec 50. Forirrigating,if taking water at family rates, for every quantity above one inch, 25 cents per inch for 24 hours: Sec. 51. For irrigation, when taking uo vat at family rates,30 cents per inch for 24 hours. Sec. 52, Forirrigating vegetable gardens when vegetables are soldin market $25 per sensen. 2 ; . 5 Sec. 53. For sprinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs or other openings; $20-per year: a See. For practice ot organized hose or fire companies, $10 per year. Sec. 55. For flushing sewers of ail kitids, $10 per year. Sec 56. For City Hall and City Jail, $5 per year. " Sec 57. Forcity trough at the Plaza and City pound, $20 per year. Sec. 48. Por city fire piugs. for water used for fire purposes $38 for each hydrant per year. 5, Sec. 59. The Agent of the Water Company shal have the power in ali-cases to ascertain by proper n_easurement the quantity of water used and fix the price as provided by sections 49, 50 and 51 of this orul nince: : : Sec. 60. All water, except irrigation, and for or. and county Perpones, are due and payable weekly, and if not so paid the water agent may, in his discretion, upon giving the‘delinquent consumer one week's written notice to pay up, shut off the water from the premises of such consumer. rec. 61. Waterrates for all city and for the Court House are due and payable quarterly. Irrigate rates are due and payable in monthly installments of one fifth of the rat s when taking water for the season, otherwise to Pay monthly for water used. if not paid within the current month water may be shut off the same as for domestic purposes. Sec. 62. A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 robe Secciid-class hotels not less than 40 eds. Third class hotels not less than 20 beds Fourth-class hotels not less than 10 beds. dec. 63 A first-class livery stable is understood to be a stable containing not less than 25 horses. Second-class livery stables not less than 10 borses. Third-clase livery stables not less than 6 horses, and fourthclass livery s‘ables less th an6 hors-s. Sec. 64. No one except a properly authorized agent of tue Water Company shall turn on the water to any place or building withoul a permit from the water agent, provided that.any authorized agent of the city or Fire Department may turn on the water for city purposes. Sec. 65.\For all water used for ranning machinéry,>25 cents per miner’s inch for 24 hours run, previded that during the months of June, July,\August and September of each year when ‘the Water Company can not obtain more than a sufficient supply of waterin the pipes fer domestic purposes and irrigation, it may refuse to supply water for the purpose of runpi machinery and provided further that on the complaint of a water consumer that he is unable to obtain a sufticieatsupply of water for dumestic purposes orirrigation, the Board of City Trustees muy, after investigating the matier, or der the sale of water for running machinery stypped, and it shall be stopped alter a pariod of one week from ‘the date of such rder. ; © Sec. 66. The Marshel, when requested, shall accompany the agent of the Water Company for the purpose of shutting off the water from the premises of any person who shall be in default in the payment of water rates as provided in this Ordinance, The Marshal shall charge dnd collect from the Water Company for such service the sum of #2 for each time he so accompanies the Water Agent, the same to be paid the Mrrshalinto the City Treasury the same as other funds collected him, Passed this 19th day of February, 1898, by the following vote: Ayes, Be er, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich. No, none. : ALEX. GAULT, Président of the Board of City Trustees. Attest : T. H. Carr, Cierk. First date of publication of this ordinance, March [4, [8y3, urposes 5 James McClatchy & Co63 sessmentther advertising an has been postpo ed until 4th, atthe name hour and ‘fable of Distanoese.-.i--rr nnn Assessment Notice. ARMONYAGRAVEL ,MINING) SCO. H Nevada Clty, Cal. Notsce is hereby given, thata meeting of the Direcoors, held © 1 the 16th day of Februafy, 1893, au usscssment, No. & of tem Cents per share was levied upon the capital stuck vf the c -rporation, payable Friday, Maich 24th, 1893, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 5S. gold coin. Any stock upon whith tits assessment shallremainunpaid on the 24tn day of March, 18.3, willbe delinquent aud ad vertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made Sefore, wili be sla oa the 17th day of April, 1895, at the hour of il o’clock a. M., ut the oifice of the Secretury of said corporation, to pay the del:nquent assessment, together with cosis of advertsiug und expenses oi saie. by order of Dire: tors. . CASPEK, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine street Nevada City, Cal : i , Land Notice. AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Ca'., Fob L 25th, 1893. : 2S Notice is hereby given that the following named settler hus filed notice of his intenclaim, and that said prouf will be mude befure the uperior Judge of NeVada Cou. ty, CaL, at Nevada Wing on the 2:h day of April, 1898, viz : Willla ¢ City P. O. Cal. H, A. 5083. forthe W 1/2 of Nu and SW 1-4 of NE I-40 I7N KR 9E, He names the foliowing, witnes ses to prove his continuous resitenc. upon rnia. county, Cali 125 THOMAS FRASER, Register. Lang Notice. AND 49FFICE at Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 234, 1843. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support«i his claim, aud that said proof will be made before J. J, G-eany, County Clerk of Nevada County, Cal., at Nevada City, on Tues say, April4th, Isv3, v.2: Christopuer Galvrai h of Nevada tity P.O. C 1, D. S.No. 10199, for the 3 I-20f NE 1-4. SE1-4 of NW 1-4 and NW \4 of SE1-40f Sec ,'l. 17, N.R.10 BE. M. D.M. He names the follow nz witnesses to prove his co tinuous 1.6 euce upon and eultiva‘ion of seid lanu, vic: J. Charles Strewig, Chris. Meye:s, © cd Seuner and Conrau Grisset, all Nevaua c. y P. O., Ne=vads county, Cal. THOMAS FRASER, Register. C. W. Kitts, Attorney. f24 No. 1950, Application For Patent. United States Land Office, . S4cramento, Cal., March 2d, 1893. 5 Nw is hereby giveu that JOHN MceBEAN, whose Post Office address is Washington, Nevada County, ‘‘alifvrnia, has this day filed his application fer a Putentfr l494linear fect ofthe GAMBKINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and wili site, with surfacegruund six hundred feetin width, situated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada aud State ot bleep ge and designated by the field notes and Official plat on tile in this office aus -lot-No. 57, a. “and B., tn-Towiiship 15 orth, Range 11 Eastof Mt. Diablo Mcridiau. Said Lot No, 57, A. and B., being described as follows, towit_: LODE LINE, , Beginning at the South jode post marked <G. @. M. No. 1;” thence mag--var. 162 50° N. 16° 05’ K., 22.69 chains Or 1494.9 feet to post in rock nound marked “G. Q. M. No. 2” Irom which Sec. cor. common to Secs. i 21, 22, 27 and 28, T, 18 N. RR. 11-K., aN. Roalgnated, 2 eats 433 SP 15.09 Chale teat eee EXTERIOR BOUNDARIB®, , Commencing at SW cor. at post in rock mound mark “G. Q. M. No. 6;” thence mag. var. 16° 50’ E., N. 15° 5’ E, 22 65 chaius : post marked “G. Q. M. No. 9 ;” thence 5 74° 50’ E. at 5.24 1-4 chs post in rock mound "“G. Q. M. 8. L.”” from which the Sec. cor. common tu Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 28, t.18-N., R. 11 E. M.D, M., bears N.1° 22'15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chains or 600 feet postin rock mound marked *'G. Q. M. No. 4;"’ thence 8. 15° 05’ W222.65 chains or 1494.9 feet to post if rock mound marked "G. Q. M. No, 3;” theuce, N. 749 W. 9.09 chains or 600 teet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.58 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITR. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked “G.Q-M.-S: N--W. Cor,” upon Ui South bowidary of the Gambrin us Quer Claim ; thenee mag.-var.16° 50'E, 8. 74 mound marked “G. Q. M. 8. E. Cor.: thence 3 1 22’ W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 fee along East boundary of sec. 28, ip.18 Nb 1 E,, ¥. D. M. to post marked “G. Q. M. 8.’ from which the 1-4 Sec. Cor. between Sees 47 and 28, T. 18.N. R,1i E., M.D. B. and Si bears 51° 225 W 62 links distant ; thenco 5 43° 2u’ W. 7.14 chains or 471.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M.S. S, E. Cor." ;-theuce N, 74° 50° W. 6.06. chains or 400 re ee in rock mound marked “‘u. Q. M.S. 83. W. Cor.” ; thence N. 43° 20’ E., 9.09 chuing or 600 feet to Containing 4.74 acres, CONNECTING LINE'NO. 1. Commencing at the North lode post marked“G. Q. M. No.2” thence N. 8¢ 6)’ E., 15.53 Chuins to the Sec. cor. commoc to Secs alt Pah atl 28, T. 13 N.R. 11 E. M. D.B. an i The location ofthis mine is recordedin the Kecorder’s office of Nevada County, California, in Buok 7 Page 74, Mining Locations, The adjoining claimants are none, Auy end-al. persons claiming ad verse], any portion of said Gambrinus Quaiiz Mine and Mill site, or surface ground, are eequir.d to file their adverse claims w th the segister of the United States Land Offiee, Sacram ont», California, duiingth sixty duys' period of publication hereof « > they will be barred by the virtue of the frovisions of the Statute. THOMAS FRASER, Regi: ter. Fred Searls, Attoruey for Applican, feoansnavaud 00 8. 4.71 chains or 310.8 feet to” post in ri © N, place-of beginuing; It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent bs published for a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevadu City, Cal. ~~ THOMAS FE ASER, Rezister. The first publication of this Rotice was made on the 4th day of March, 1893, Delinquent Notice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Locution of principal place of busiuess, Nevada City, Nevada County, Ualifornia. F Location of Works, Nevada County, CaliOornia. Notice—There are delinquent on the following described stock on account of ussessment (No. 3,) levied on the i6th day of tebruary, 1893, the several amounts set opposite the na. es of the respective share. holders as follows: No. No. Names. Certif. Shares Amount ¥. G. Be .tty, 7 $231.50 720 93.60 Aud in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the I6éth day of February, 1898, so each parcel of such stock as may essary will be sold at Public Auction at the Office of the company. No. 59 Broad stree', many shares of be necNevada City, California, on Friday, the 7th day of April, 1893, at the hour of 2’ o’clock P. M., Of said.day o pay the delinquent xbn, together with tne costs oi expenses of sale. GEO. © GAY: ORD, Secretary, Office—59 Broad street, Nevada City, Galifornia. meh2l POSTPONED. Notice is hereby given thatthe above sale Tuesaday, April place. Gro, C. GaYLoxp, 8 tary. Assessment Notice, ELHI MINING COMPANY.—LOCATION of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Columbi# Hill, Nevada county, California, »otice 1s hereby. given thut ata meeting of the Board of Directors held on the Eight (sth) day pf March, 1893, an assessment Ko. 3, of ten Cents (10c) per shary was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable immediately in United states gold coin to the onnie ig A at the office of the peace of business, DELINQUENT NOTICE, a ANZANITA CON.-GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal Nevada City, California. ation of Works, Nevada City, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assensment (No.1) lev:ed of the Ist day of February, 1898, the several amounts set opite the names of the respéctive ahete: olders, as follows : Company, Room 11, No. 14 Sansome street, No. No. * San Francisco, California. Names. Certif. Shaics, Amount Any stock upon which this assessment . Simeon Wheeler, 431 50 $1 00 shuli remain unpaid on the twelfth oa Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 398 50. 100 day of April, 1898, will be delinquent an Mre. M. J. Wheeler, 497 200 400 advertised for sale at public auction, and —& Ww » 498 200 4 00 _. anless pazment is made before, will be. Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 500 200 4 00 sold un Wk DNESDAY, the third (3d) day of . Mrs. M. J. Weeeler, 502 200 400 May, 1893, to pay the delinquent assessment Pearl J. Woeeler, 334 106 2 10 together with costs of advertising and ex. T. Nilon, 443 =. 1090 20 00 mses of sale. By order of the Board of And in accordance with law, and an order irectors, of the Board of Directors, made on the Ist da a Ta $7 Peat. Lagi § of yenruary, Ray i many Hares of eac ©e—Roo: . ANBO: tree us e San Francisco, California, ” TER beastie al subtle ane pore § ou. Executrix of said Will estate iu said Cou of : . Dated this uth dew. Notice to Creditors. bgt bbe OF BICHARD PENALUNA, DEceased t Hotice is hereby given by the unde ed Executor of the Last Will of Richard Penaluna, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persous having claims against the said decial street, Nevada City, will be sold at public auction at the office of the company, uader Transcript Office, Commercial street, Nevada Vity, DAY, the 5th of APRIL, 1808, ‘at the hour of 1 o’clock P. M., of said aay, linquent assessment thereon, together with C to pay said deof advertising and expenses of the sale. R. J. SIMMONS, Secy. Qffice under Transcript Office, CommerCalifornia. Ceased, to exnibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the fir-t publicaticn of this notice, to rig san Polat the Mice of Thos, 8. Ford, corner of Pine and eemerne Sen Nevada city, Nevada County ;C orpia, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of sald MARY POLGLAsE, of R.’Penaluna . Cumberland Coal! At Greatly Reduced Rates ! J . MACDONOUGH & CO. R Exeeutrix of the Last Wili deceased. a3 ada ie . -. meni San Francisco, lion to make final proof iti suj pert of bis m Bu.ke of Nevada 14 SE 1-4 of NEi4. Ni + etd fey o 30 Tp ‘1-40 eC, OZ, and cultivation ofsaid land, viz: Peter Arbogast, John Cable, Jacob Arbogast, Alexander aor all of Nevada City, Nevaca 0: on WEDNES-. of Our offi ¢ is opposi In England, adciterated food products that are represented to be pure . are destroyed by the cffcials. But there is 10 such law hero “nd tea is notoriously mazipulated. Swhstitutes are added and the whole dyed grecn or black. The dyes and snbstitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “nerve racking.” A brand of pure tea isa necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per oup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your montlily tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligatTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as puré as childhood” and can be drunk by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is adelight to lovers of really good tea, It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. BEECH'S. TEA "Pure-As Liliidhood. Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, : 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, : And GEO, C. GAYLORD TO THE UNFORTUNATE DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearmey Street, sorner Commervial... San franciec: ¥ Established ‘iri. for the treatmen of Seuxaland Sem nal Diseases: suct as Gonorrhea, Glee { strictire, Syphih Sy in all its forms Seminal Weaknes * Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases o years’ stariding an: Ulcerated Legs successiuliy trea ; es ed, pa > Dr. Gibbon has practiced over thirty years in San Francisco ahd His Wape = Baty TS MHS ONTERE In Cali, fornia. The sick and afiliered shonld not fail to-call tipoh him. “ihe doctor has traveled extensively in Europe, and—in spected thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining a yrent. ¢ J f.rmetion, whic! he’is c mpetent to impart to those in need of hisyervices, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Semina] Emissions, the consequence selfabuse. This solitary vice, or deprav sexual indulgence, is practiced by the you af both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing With unerring certainty the following train of murbid symptoms-uniess combatted by scientific medi¢nl measures viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under ears. noise like the sustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about (ging, weakness of the limbs. fantised vis ‘on, blunted intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approachiny strangers, a digike to form new requalntiices, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, nectic flushes, pimples and br pele ernptions abort ‘he face, furred tongné,fetid breath,coughs, consumption, nightsweats. If relisibe'not »btained, persons so ve filicted shonld apply immediately, either @ purson or by letter. nd have 4 core effected by his new and Scientific mode of tr ating these Ciseases, MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate “marriage, wh« +r suffering under any of these fearful maldies, should not forget the sutred responinility resting npon them, nor delay¢eb ain immediate relief. CURED AT HOME, + Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, jo hat emo length of time the lisease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly s@it, tree from damage or curiosity, to »ay part of ‘the country, with fyli and plain directions for use. The Doc‘or cures when others fail. Try him. Charges reasonable call or write. Address Dit. J. F, GIBBON, 628 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957 DRS, STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment :by: In) élaticn 1529 Arch\8t, Philadelphia Pa. for Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Pyseavery, Uatarrh, Hay Fever, D:bilitv, Headache. Rheumotism, Neuralgia, and all Uhronic and Nervous Disorders. —~ "PIHE original and only genuine Com F pound Oxygen Treatmen!, that-of Drs Starkey and Palen, is a scie")ifle adjustment ofthe elements of Gxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the cow pound Is so condensed and made j ortable thatitis sent al) over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of patients hzyve been treated, and overone ‘housand: physicians heve used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact, ; Tiikces wet actas most drugs do, by creat {uganother uilment, aud benefiting one rfan atthe expense of another, often reduiriug a second course to eradicate the evil effects of the tirst, but Compount Oxy genis a revitnlizer, renewing, strengthen ing, invigorating the whole body. These statements -are contirméd by numerous testimonials, publishedin our book of 200 pages, only with the express permis. sion of the patients ; their names and ad dresses are given, and yon can refer to then for furtherinformation. The great success of our treatment has given rise toa host of mitators, ungerupu lous persons ; some calling their prepars tions Compound Oxygen, often appropriat ing our ‘*estimonials and the names of ou: patients, to recommend worthless concoc tions. But Any substance made elsewhere or by others, und called Compouid Oxygen is spurious. “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACT.ON AND RE>DULTS,” is the title of » new book of 200 pages, published by Drs Starkey & Palen, which gyes to al; enquir ers full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising curesina wide range of chronic cases many of them after being abindoned to dic by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE toany address on application DRS. STARKEY & PALEN. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevade City, opp Nat.ona F change hotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, [HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part.of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons apd Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 5 the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod aty) and capable of going as fast as any gontie man Carestodrive, _ Good Saddle Horses alwars on hand R RIAGFS (Oh FT NYFRAIS PROK PV) P-A:T-E-N-TS (pF Paceat 3 and all business in the U. Patent Office attended to for MO] -ATE FEES. et. a eU.8. ratent o/fice, and we can obtain Patents in less i 3 than those remote from Washington, Send model orwdin ag. We advise ast» patentability free cofharge—and we make Sephares unless we obi D patent, We refer, here,.to the ostinaster, the Bu. perintendess of Money Order Division, and the officials of the 0.5. Patent Otfice. Fer sr, advice, terms and references to ac. = a a im-your own State or county CL ASnow 80 alofyaluablein fo he eyes, paluin the feat, ting he in the Realizing the importance of good Was premium, wehave -sclected the *Waitham being the bestkuo BH auG most reliable tim pieces in the. market These watches have a World-wide reputation which they have yained #sckeiy on their merits, The cases we ¢ autee y be oi solic goldaind coin silver 16 vely, . «adit ot just ws represented may be recuriegd ut our &Xpense and we will refup the idvey paid. We are prepared to nilke the wost liberal propo= ticns on these watches as premiums, as will be een by the following offers: Solia Gold Watch—Gents Agentleman’s solid gold hunting case Watch, ‘Waitham” movement, stem-winding and stemsetting, With DAILY TRANSCRIP ond Dany Duileun, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANoURICY and Weékly Builetin, one year, 334.40 Subscriber pays eXpress chuiges on wach “irom van Francisco. solid Gold Watch—Ladies . A lady's colid gold hunting case watch, ‘Wal(ham™ movement, stem-winuing, svour-settmp, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year, $29; with vAILY TRANSGRIVT and Weekly bulletin, one yeur, $20,90. Suvscriber O puy tXprest Charges Of Watch trom San francisco Solid Silver Watches Solidco silver huntiag case watch Walhaw” wovement, stem-wisding . and steuvttiny.@ thoroughly reliabie time-keeper, with DAILY AGRANSULIPT afid Daily bulletin, one year, 318; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly Salletin, one year, $16.90,Subscriber to ps Xpress charges Ou watch from San Francisco, came Wath, Ope. iave, with DAILY TRAN SCLIPT, and Day Bulletin, one year, 315; wath VAILY TRANSCKIE'T and Weekiy bulletin, one year, 712.90. Subscriber to pay oXpress Charges +6 Watch from san Francisco. Nickle Watch, A nandsome nick.e stexo-w:~ ju ;wateh, open ace, ved movement, witt .«AILY TRAssCKIPT and Vauy Bulletia +4: DAILY TRANSOKIPT ana year $6.90. Subscriber to pa on Watch from Sau Francisco Bicyues. The Bicyele we have selected ae ne “* Bullen, one ress vhaiger premium — Apolio”—while not the most expensive is a irst-cluss article in every respect. It is ban.lsome aiid substantially wade, lt runs easily and is@ prune faveriie, itis standard finish with uickle trimmines, aud Will be seut complete with ssddle-bay, touis, ete. Will be sent with DAILY PRANSCRIPL aad Daily Jsulletin, one’ year, tox 3¢¥; with DAILY falar Th and Weekly sulletin, one year, $26.90. (The upove prices are or 4 S6-wich Wheel, Price per additional imen aade known on application.) Subscriber to pay Xpréds wuaiyes on Licycle trom Yan: Francisco. " ’ : Boys’ Velecipedes. ‘A 16-inch wheel, stindird thish,wrought iro clocipede, Wich Dell, ele, « uluplete, sent with JATLY THANSORIVY aud Datiy bulletin, one ear, $12.00; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Neekl) Built tin, ne year, $10.40, Type Writers iThisisa@type-viiiting age. Every body has vhohas writing to du; or shoule have -o lerevit your cpportunity, The Sun type-wri sab perlectinsipument, supe in eonstrietio ity Neither too larveé fcr too small, but just the fF yite.ze with lé4-k yoid head, will be sent with vail \ikaN Chati ant Daily Bulletin, one ear, 31250; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Veekl, iulletiu, one year, $10.50, Subscriber ays express, e Telescope. A very useful article that anyone tiying inthe ountry or -raveling, will appreciate, Our TeMIOM Wlessopeis a Food, strong instrument, sithan objeci-glass 3 iuches in diameter, 3 taWs, 6 inches ioug when closed, eather cased mew beet PALS ¥HECRSCRIPT wid ‘wily Bulletin, one year, $11; with LALLY TKANCRIPY anu Weekly “Ubseriber to jay express charges. Micrescope, JA most interesting instrunerit and of Kreat use v the suudent., ‘Phas i no toy, but a@ power WierOsCOpe that-revealy teotaliy stfange thing Hat eXist i: the toed Wows wd he Water we tink, Tt siandgtinches hign and Wwagnitics DO ‘maneters, aud Wii besent with DAIL: TRANUK. PT and Daily Buhetin, une year, 311; w'th “ALLY 'ERANDSCKIPS and Wee kly Buletin, one at, $9 Subscriber to pay eXprees charges, Musical instrumer, ts, Iiimaking Gur selections of musical instrunents for premiuts, we aimed in every instance Oct oou article --oue that we need not hesi#-€ Wy send toa performer whois a connoisseur, Yeo have made arrangements with the ending venulactiderssna jobvers thatenable ug to offer Hest lo situmc ite iu counect.on with the TRAN “SCRIET ou uuprecedently liberal terms , oe Banjo, gis au uccumplishment that has tachlonable duciny the last few years, arbed by anyoue Raving &® good ear OF MUSIC, dud Makes a spiendid accolipauiment tthe voiweinginging. We will send & bhanuMe uickle-run, Cuf-sKin héad, 10 bracket banjo vith instruction book, with DAILY TRANCRIPT wud bully Bulle tin, oue year, $11.50; with IAALY TRANe CIEL und Weekly Bulletia, one ear, ¥9.00. Subscriber vo pay express charges, & Fiat ‘Cornet A handsome inickie b flat cornet, with full set Pe Rbis croons, music rack, vant and instruction Hob) UDphte—a tne scio {hStrulienit—with JAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buiietin, one vat, $10.00; with DALLY TRANS( KRieT anu Yeekly Buuetin. $14.6 Subscriber pays express Charges, Flute, _.The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest. mu"ical instruments to learn, ftharmonizes with ybe piano and sii other nstruments, For a cenuum we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6sey ed, corn Jointed Ayte with tuning slide, anc villsend it wich DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Dail, Suiletin, ove year, $19 DAILY TRANSCRIPL sd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75. Subcriber pays exvress charg: ™ Pianos, A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elessatiinished— just the thing for children to learn Ww) play On; Wases ood music. Sent with DALLY PRANSCRIPT and Vatiy Bul etin, one yea, HoO; with Dott ¥-ERANSURIPT and Weekly ulietin,o, year, $¥.40. Subscriber pays exCroquet, A beautiful croquet set for eight players wil 6 sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ond Daily iulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANUKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8, Subrip ays SX pi css, Shot Guns, YWemade a special point of securing a good gun or & premium— one that we can recommend and el assured that our selection will be ali that you anaxk, Uurpremium gun is well made and uwndsvmely finisher? It shoots strony and surately, andis a reliable gun in every par‘cular, [tis the very best gun ever offered as a tewspaper premium andis weil worth working (or, itis a muynificent double breech-loader* vith twist barrels, bacs “action, side snap, rubber nite, Nos. 10 and 12 gauye, as desired, and wil! ‘esent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY ‘TRANSURIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. suaver. ber pays express, : 3 Same gun as above, with pis $1.50 ye fils teauiiy i \gr or OUR FPHREMIUM 7 Solid Gold and Silver Watches: $11; with. Worked peikie)y usc luuteed ated dpeaeeet: “wit astructions fur Use, which can be Jes: ned i te > nunttes, With DAIGY. TRANS UHI and — dei oubetin, one-year, and the PALLY PLRAN Ch T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, sid ‘ubseriber pays expresey, Care. . will be sent with DAILY \ OS™ We will send THE D. ILY TRANSCRIPT with the an + ranciseo Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, SemiWeekly Bulletin, and any o. lowing valuable Prennums at the followim¢ prices, payablein a: vam e: ICK OUT YOUR COMBINAT)7N. be folDrums A Nichle teror drum, 14-inch head, with stic complete, with SAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TiaN SCHIPT and Weekly. Bulletin, one yeer, $16.50 Subsuriba¥ pays oxpress ; Kilitary Brum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, . with sacks Complete, With DAILY TRANSCRIFT ane Jaily Bulletin, one yeur, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSCRIPTand Weckly Lulletiny one year $8.50, Subseriver pe) # express, Riffes, The Winchester maintains its placess the beat repeating rifle wade and is too we}! known ¢ need iurther description. We wiltsend-# 44. ce] octayor barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY THASSCRIPT ard . aily Buhetin, one year, #22.7°; with DAILY TKANLC RIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, v0.75. Above is center -tire rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1.40 }¢as. Bub sct.ber pays express’ Flobert Riffes, A Fichert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flovert. nck less cartriuges, Jus. the thing for boys who ar fond of suooting, sent with DAILY THAN SULIPT ard Dsily Bulletin, one yea, $11.26 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Bu tin one year, JU 25, Subscriber pay s express , Revawvers: We have docideu to offer a strony, service: bl revolver fora premium and have selected tke American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,” in ‘ia size ircm 22 to 3% cal, It will be sent 1 DATLY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, cre year, $11; with LAILY, TKANSCRIPT’ aré Weekly Bulletin, one year, 3, ubscriber pay express, rishing Tackle Our, premium fishir g rod is a 16-foot Calcutta bamboo with iance wood tip and double ferrules 't is-a good serviceable rod and willbe sent w bh line, reel, ete., evepiete, with DAILY TRA}. SCHIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; wit DAILY TRANSCrIt T and Weekly Bulletin, c year, $9. Subscriber pays xprese, : Tent ; This is 4 very userul prem wo ard will oe ap preciatea Ly all wl o go hunting, fishing ce camp Ing cut. Itiva.first-class'A tent, eater-proo and made of § oz. duck; siz 0x7 feet, ‘nd will be TRANSCLIP? sna Dajly Builetin, ove year $12,50; with . } AILY TRANSCRIFT ona Weekly Kulletin, one year, $10.50 Subserile? P-ys the express, , a Harmeck,. A-hammovk is: prennum that appeals” to all Whether siung from the trees in a lawn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a h -omock ig picturesque and suggestive of biiesful comfort A ccmplete and elegant 13-foot hammock with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPI and Dany Bulletin one yeer, $10.26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, 88 26. Subscriber pays express, ra Tennis. ie Among outdoor games lawn tennis Is becoming th favorite It give: suflicient exercise Withou . be ny violent; keevs the attention fixed and in terest sustained throughout the game, Being xeIweIM which ladi.g: xcel, you can tecure the; 00 {. SilLof your lady seu nsinins.ces Miadd.to.3on popularity by cettinga sct of tennis and organ zimeecivb: A fitst=ciaes Whbis cuttt, (on j lete TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulictin, one year, $19; with DAILY THRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one; year} $17. Subscriber payr express, Base Bai bu etin 68 ~sse8 get Our base ball tfit onsists of. wo earue balls threeasrorted ts, two pele of rataws ete., Complete ~ nd will Re sent with DAIL TRANSCRILT, nd Dairy Buiie tin, cne ,#12 with DAILY NSCKIFT and Wee! . Bulle« tin one: “ar, $16 Subscriter pays Hanging Lamp An elegant banging Jamp with 14-ine and from 42 to 56 inches extension) pulikbed brass of a rich gold coior~o high! . rnamental and serviceable lay —sent with DAILY THANECRIPT abd Daiiy bulletin, one year 318.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIET and Weekly bulletin, on year, $11.60. Subscriber paye express, \, Styleraphic Pen. Always ready write; carries-ink ene: tne holder tc last for weeks or months; wit be wnt with DAILY TRANSCR ET ex4Daily Ubctin, One year, $10 25; with oAILY RAN SCRILTand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25. Stexdard Ran Guage. Approved by the signal service at Washington with tall direc ions for use will be sent oth DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one Sear, $10.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, §8.75, Subscriber PA) 8 express, Photographic Outht, Amateur photography is @ most delighttu’ and popular recreation. With the approved apyaratus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making a goed picture and wili soon hundreds of views taken by him or hergell The ‘praratur we Ofer ts so light it can enwily» ‘atried .ing or riding, Kversbo when v ’ dy ° ou d have ene, tor it: will prove @ scurce ‘wusement tc.) a d of profit to many. A coniplete »} brographie outfit, consisting of View camera (ws Uiubiine 8h x 49 pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japauned ron trays, 2packayescf 8, P eveloper, 1 adkage of by po, 1 printing frame, heets af vorro-prussi.te paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clisp and patent drying frame with full instructions for makin photographe will be sent with DAILY TRA ‘SCRIPT. an? Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRA: SCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.9 subscriber to pay exprese charges from San Francisco, NotK— Addition] materials for amateur 0Sam 0 ae Francisco, 0 tographers, may be had 520 Commerc a Street, Stcndard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the World—a library in ittelf— furnished in one large volume of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamp appropriately and handsomely ned rctair price $4.56, will be gent-with DAILY teak: SCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Weekly Bul one year,$9. Subscriber pays express, Guizot's History of France. _ Guizor’s “History of France” is & standard work in 6 vols,, substantially bound in cloth, profusely illustrated with fine chgravings, It whi be sen t with DAILY.TRANSCRIPT and Daily . Bulletin ghe yea, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT an Weekly bulletin, one ear, > ayickoea year,i 13-60. Subseribe Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine— tachines inthe warket; warranted lor fees br with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail wiexeer, $0; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘snd Weekly Bulletin, one pocciceean year, $27. Subscriber pays NOTE —Persons preferrin Semitin ean obtain it by paying proto ge Hong eriiion tothe clubbing price for, the Weekly Bulletin, ; 7 : © adeed Lo Bbove pr’ ‘eg rhe Bulletin isthe leading evenin Coast. It is distiguished for the brilliane bieteness vf its local LeWa, aewa, while itis the recognized authority Buuictin isthe only ne Wspaperin Californi she Supreme Court. Owing to the principal hews centers in the East, t etin twelve hoursin The Weekly Bulletin is handsome 12 morning—the largest and best Fe Senda)’ wrders y a{On & Journal in circulation an a2e, 96 column weekly publigt: din thy Wot Tae i TAIL TRANSCRIPD dinfluenceon Pacific reviews of current lites fditorial matter, gpm of 2 in all rhe erature and art, and exten financial and trade circles. Daily difference te publishes in extenso the decisions of time between cisco and the he \ advance.of the maraines hpore. 7! each day is furnished by the Bul. papers, v, issued every Wednesday BROWN w& CaLeIDS. eee ° You Don’t Get the News ser't with poles, p.ns ete. complete wth DAILY’ a ay \

* (From Nevada vity to ya Bifcnvilic. ; Biue Tent. Praniterille .. Grass Valley. Hunts Hill Jackson'sLake City. . Little Yorx.. Lowell Hill. 72.. Moore’s Fiat.... North Bloomfield . ai o elief Hill Rough & Keady..... Snow T ent. Snow Point Scotts Flat .. Smarstvilie.. Sweetiand * . Spenceville.. Bacramento.. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHAN "Ss E CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, §SAN FRANCISCO. N B. ety Aifie frag Barbee EB Bes Solicited for all newspspers publish: dn the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Pan Valpey JapanjOulinns New Zealan e Ausan Colonies, the Eastern and Europe. ; Files of oat everv newspaper pnrblisne om the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allewed free access to them during : business hours PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CLAIMS. . United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights, labels and designs registered. Rejected cases prosecuted;infringement suits conducted in any United States Court. ae If you have an invention, send us a sketch-photograph or small model, together with a brief description of the most important features and we will advise you SUccourse to pursue. If you are-in _possession of patents and the same are infringed, or if-you-are-charged -with-infringement, submit the matter tous for a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF 0 Box 35, Washington D. C. The i. Chicago Cottage Organ! Hus attaitied astandud of excellent” wibt admits of nv searriosr. :It coutaifie Veryp imiprovéement that in Jentive genius, skill’ and money can pro mce. ‘ ‘ety of ebm bibation; ardetie d n, beauty n finish, perfect aggre gue rie gp ac the most attractive, ornamental esira ble organs for homes, schools, churches ieties, etc. eee BLISHED REPUTATION} FACILILTES ONEG ALLED SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS. fhe Popular Organ. , INSTRUCTION BOOKS __ AND PIANO STOOLS . : ANDI Jaanalogues and Price Lists on application Bt ‘ £FHIOAGO UOTTAGE ORGAN 00 Now Ready ! _pérfect satisfaetion-in-ali reapects;-deae RE ERE RE ETHER OeE the C hicazo This machine, is made af namentation and appearance. gauge exactly the same as th of precisely the same materia The Chicago Singer Mach provement ina Joose balance the machine. The loose balance wheel is ing through a collar securely of the balance wheel, which strong spiral spring. When bolt is julled out enough to a stop-pi : tili the bobbin is fi liable to be meddled with by very wearing parts. hardened, and neered cover, Fe Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two monthg ago. Have given it a fair trial’ and like it very much, We:-think it is as good as a forty dollar machine. Riri Miss Jane Rowerg. Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. I réceived your premium -ewing machine in good order, and am well pleased with the same. Accept my thanks. A. Norton. We t’s Bringe, N. Y., Nov.20, < 89. 'T would say, after using the s wing machine received from’ you, it gives ing all kinds of work very nicely. Mrs.1. C. Youmans. mo, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIT. Including 1 Year's Subscription “ The Daily Traps-ript.” oes We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer SINGER SEWING MACH INES premit winding bobbins without removing the work from and turr 2d slightly to the right or left where it is held by out of the wheel whea not in use, so that the machine cannot be operated by the treadle. The driving w eel on this machine ‘is admitted to be the simplest, easies running and most convenieftt of any. The machine is #elf-threading, has the best tension and thread liberator, is made ott e best maerial, with the is finished in a superior styelt. drop-ieaf table, end drawers and cenwing drawer. ;The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY Te Chieago Singer sewing mx hine jo: Teexron, Neb.,Nov. 26,1889" ter the JZatets models rtom All the parts are made tt e Singer, and are canstructed ls. ine have every impeortan imwheel so constructed as to actuated by a solid bolt passpinned to the ~shaft outside “bolt is held to position by a a bobbin is to be wound the release the balance wheel, lled. When the machine is children, the bolt can be left It‘has ve MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS. se ‘ Lonemont, CoL., Nov. 17, 1889. I received the machine ali right,an am well pleesed with it. It dees ex cellent work. Peninan McCarty. A.tus, Ark, Dee+—it'9. recevéd in good order.. The me chine is a splendid one; the Ag. here would ask about thirty-five collars for such a machine. Many th.a1ks. JosrrH B cHMAN. Somerset, Va., Oct. 8; 1889. The machine ordered of + ou arrived, and after a few days’ trial 1 find it to he. as-represented,cand doubtless wil continue to give s&tisfaciion. Many J. Waker. ng machine giyers geod sat isfaction—does as good Work as a filty dollar machine. Herning, Ohio, Nov. 19,1889, The sewing machine I got from you ! as a premitm last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good werk as : $40.00 machine. Gro. B. Sem. . MachineNo. 3 and-bairy TK ; 5 “e “ ‘ “LIFE. AND IWORK OF JAS. G. BLAINE The Only Authentic Work P*'' shed. od On which the authorshav been e@ zaged foroveray. fr. Sold omy by Subs * tio incerély warn ‘ook nvyassers atid sant abis weainat a'‘cw tgthemselves to baledastry andcheatd b any of the “eatch-penny” so-called “biographies” of the great Statesman which will be thrown on the market within a very short time, and which consist of nuthing but a collec, tion of pld and unreliable newspaper clipings. 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COMMERCIAL &TLEET..N¥VADACIiy (COLLEY BROS., ® -+++»+Proprietors Beef, Pork, Mutton, Vesi Eitc.} : ,At the lowest rates. E .ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICESTOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS. !BACON LARD F. B. POWER, ~ AtlorneyfantJCounselor at Law and Stoug} ’ _ Office—With Fred Searle, Nevada THREE ANP A Ha F DOLLA) as BROW N.& GALI —_— ee Siemans ‘ — NEVADA DAILY © (Regular-Pri: THE SAN FRANCIS (Regular Pric. Both for $6 THE NEVADA DA ( Regular Pri Mary E, Murzay. ~~} © Subscribea ‘o pay freizht from the factory, which ws vw ts The premium sewing machine came to band very promptly and in good order, It is nicely finished, and works like a chara, and we are delighted with it. : E. F. Youna. St. MARGARET Ss, MG., Dec. 14, 1889. We received tLe machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak of you asan honest, henorable firm. ANSCRIPT I year.>.1700 + 23 544.860 wee ke OO “ce s to Nevada City." ENS, Pubs. Dany TaRansorirr *RANSCRIPT 9 $6 a Year) rE CO WEEKLY CALL $7.25 a Year) : 5Oa Year! ‘LY TRANSCRIPT 59 $6 a Year) Ex Both for $9 The Daily it was established in 1860. ing and nteresting. Iga handsome eight-page paper. of publication. It contains interesting cipal cities of the world and a vast amount literature. It furnighes tbe latest and most tions, and gives special attention to mining, every res household. M 2 live metropolitan daily eding newspaper the Pacific Coast. oF a Office in California. — , THE SAN FRANC: 3CO DAILY CALL (Regurar Fri You Must Pay in Advance for-One Year" Those’ in arrears for tne Tx \SSCRIPT now mast pay up in full, and also pay one year’s combination price in advance. {stne Leading paper of Northern “entral California—a position ithas maintained since It gives the latest and most reliable Mining, Court, Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. The San Francisco Weekly Call Itisissned every Thursday, and contains all of th im poreans news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the da ct a first-class family pever, appealing tothe interest of every mam ber of the The Morning Call Seven issues @ wee It has the largest circulati The ‘Daily Transcript’ has the most complete Book and Job Printing :2 $6 u Year} O a Year Transcript Horticultuy _Itis bright, indepenaent enterpri globe, complete up to special correspondence from all of the privof the best selected and original genera) reliable financial news and market quota horticulural and agricultural news und is in ORDINANCE NO, 109. A* ORDINANCE FIX1N.2 THE WATER rate for the year commencing July ist 1893, and terminating July Ist, 1894 = ‘the board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: From and aiter July Ist, 1893, and until July ist, 1894, the following~-rates and no grester shall be charwed, and may be cullected per week by the Nevada City Water Company, or other company. supplying water within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. z = -Seetionl. To all families, 40 cents. Sec. 2. For restaurants and eating houses, 7 cents. Sec. 3. For first-class hotels, $3. lsundries connected with same, $1.50. tec. 4. For second-class hotels,-$2. For Isundries connected with the same, $1. Sec. 5. For third cless hotels, $1.60. For laundries connected with the same, 75 cents. Sec. 6. For fourth-class hotels, $1i._ For laundries connected with’ the sume, 40 cepts. Sec. 7. For each saloon, 75 cents For Sec. 8. For rooms and offices, 2 cents. Sec. 9. For photograph galleries, 50 cents. Sec. 10. For barber shops, 50 cents. Sec. I]. bor bath establishurents, 75 cents See. 12. For drugs ores, 50 cents: Sec. 13. For Dlacksmich or wagon shops, 5Ocents. © Sec. 14. Forall houses occupied by lewd women, 7) genta. aah 3 FRESE AEE ec. 5. For school houses withan attendance @f less than twohundr.dchildr n, $1.50. See. l6. Forschoe] houses witn an attendance oftwo hundred children or over, $2. Sec. 17. For foundries, $1. . Sec. 18. For daiiy printing offices, 75 cents. 3 % Sec. 19. For daily printing offices running presses with water power, extra $1.50. Sec. 20. For butcher shops, 50 ceuts. * Sec. zl. For butcher shops running meat cutters with water power, extra,.75 cents, Sec. 22. For bakeries, 45 cents. Sec. 23. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Sec. 24. For Chinese houses, for each 18ucet, 50 cents. Sec. 25: For Chinese wash houses and laundries, $3.= Sec. 26. For first-class livery stables, including water ‘for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $4. Sec. 27. For second-class livery stables, 1ucluding water for washing wagons, bu: gies and carriages, $3. Sec. 28: Forthird-class livery stables;in cluding water for washing wagons, buggies atid carriages, $2. , Sec. 29. For fourth-class livery stable, $1. . For feed and sale stables, $2. See. 31. For private stables, from one to two hoises, wagons and buggies, 25 cenis. Sec. 32. For private stabies fur each additional horse, 1234 cents. Sec. 33. For brewries or soda factories, iucluding two horses $1.50. Foreach additional horse, 1244 cents. 7 Sec. 34. Forgas works, $2 Sec. 35. For sewing machines for dressmaking ortailoring establishments for water for each machine, 25 cents. = See. 36. Forsewing machines for family, for use of water, 10 cents. Section 37. -For Court Huuse, including w ter forirrigation, $5 per week. Sec. 33. For each tap in the Catholic cemetery, Sper year. ‘ Sec. 39. For public halls and theaters, 25 cents. “Sec, 40. For banquet halls, 25 cents. Sec. 41. For 1,000 bricks on large contracis, 10 cents. Sec. 42 For 1,000 bricks on small contracts, 12% cents. Sec. 43. For stone wall and mortar, 8 ce. ts per perch. : Sec. 44. For plas®ring or cementing 2 cents. per sq. yd. Sec. 45. kor railroad depot, $3, ae 46. For business hduses not otherx» 2. ne concen 0 — Sec. 47. For coffee mills when run by water pow er, 26 cents:Sec, 48. For quartz mills connected witn assay offices, 25 cents See. 49: For irrigation, if taking water at Ste 6t5—-}-f-taerb by: fron, $5 persens frat the} or discretion of the water agent, provided the amount charzed must bé regulated in proportion to the quantity used. Sec 50. Forirrigating,if taking water at family rates, for every quantity above one inch, 25 cents per inch for 24 hours: Sec. 51. For irrigation, when taking uo vat at family rates,30 cents per inch for 24 hours. Sec. 52, Forirrigating vegetable gardens when vegetables are soldin market $25 per sensen. 2 ; . 5 Sec. 53. For sprinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs or other openings; $20-per year: a See. For practice ot organized hose or fire companies, $10 per year. Sec. 55. For flushing sewers of ail kitids, $10 per year. Sec 56. For City Hall and City Jail, $5 per year. " Sec 57. Forcity trough at the Plaza and City pound, $20 per year. Sec. 48. Por city fire piugs. for water used for fire purposes $38 for each hydrant per year. 5, Sec. 59. The Agent of the Water Company shal have the power in ali-cases to ascertain by proper n_easurement the quantity of water used and fix the price as provided by sections 49, 50 and 51 of this orul nince: : : Sec. 60. All water, except irrigation, and for or. and county Perpones, are due and payable weekly, and if not so paid the water agent may, in his discretion, upon giving the‘delinquent consumer one week's written notice to pay up, shut off the water from the premises of such consumer. rec. 61. Waterrates for all city and for the Court House are due and payable quarterly. Irrigate rates are due and payable in monthly installments of one fifth of the rat s when taking water for the season, otherwise to Pay monthly for water used. if not paid within the current month water may be shut off the same as for domestic purposes. Sec. 62. A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 robe Secciid-class hotels not less than 40 eds. Third class hotels not less than 20 beds Fourth-class hotels not less than 10 beds. dec. 63 A first-class livery stable is understood to be a stable containing not less than 25 horses. Second-class livery stables not less than 10 borses. Third-clase livery stables not less than 6 horses, and fourthclass livery s‘ables less th an6 hors-s. Sec. 64. No one except a properly authorized agent of tue Water Company shall turn on the water to any place or building withoul a permit from the water agent, provided that.any authorized agent of the city or Fire Department may turn on the water for city purposes. Sec. 65.\For all water used for ranning machinéry,>25 cents per miner’s inch for 24 hours run, previded that during the months of June, July,\August and September of each year when ‘the Water Company can not obtain more than a sufficient supply of waterin the pipes fer domestic purposes and irrigation, it may refuse to supply water for the purpose of runpi machinery and provided further that on the complaint of a water consumer that he is unable to obtain a sufticieatsupply of water for dumestic purposes orirrigation, the Board of City Trustees muy, after investigating the matier, or der the sale of water for running machinery stypped, and it shall be stopped alter a pariod of one week from ‘the date of such rder. ; © Sec. 66. The Marshel, when requested, shall accompany the agent of the Water Company for the purpose of shutting off the water from the premises of any person who shall be in default in the payment of water rates as provided in this Ordinance, The Marshal shall charge dnd collect from the Water Company for such service the sum of #2 for each time he so accompanies the Water Agent, the same to be paid the Mrrshalinto the City Treasury the same as other funds collected him, Passed this 19th day of February, 1898, by the following vote: Ayes, Be er, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich. No, none. : ALEX. GAULT, Président of the Board of City Trustees. Attest : T. H. Carr, Cierk. First date of publication of this ordinance, March [4, [8y3, urposes 5 James McClatchy & Co63 sessmentther advertising an has been postpo ed until 4th, atthe name hour and ‘fable of Distanoese.-.i--rr nnn Assessment Notice. ARMONYAGRAVEL ,MINING) SCO. H Nevada Clty, Cal. Notsce is hereby given, thata meeting of the Direcoors, held © 1 the 16th day of Februafy, 1893, au usscssment, No. & of tem Cents per share was levied upon the capital stuck vf the c -rporation, payable Friday, Maich 24th, 1893, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 5S. gold coin. Any stock upon whith tits assessment shallremainunpaid on the 24tn day of March, 18.3, willbe delinquent aud ad vertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made Sefore, wili be sla oa the 17th day of April, 1895, at the hour of il o’clock a. M., ut the oifice of the Secretury of said corporation, to pay the del:nquent assessment, together with cosis of advertsiug und expenses oi saie. by order of Dire: tors. . CASPEK, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine street Nevada City, Cal : i , Land Notice. AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Ca'., Fob L 25th, 1893. : 2S Notice is hereby given that the following named settler hus filed notice of his intenclaim, and that said prouf will be mude befure the uperior Judge of NeVada Cou. ty, CaL, at Nevada Wing on the 2:h day of April, 1898, viz : Willla ¢ City P. O. Cal. H, A. 5083. forthe W 1/2 of Nu and SW 1-4 of NE I-40 I7N KR 9E, He names the foliowing, witnes ses to prove his continuous resitenc. upon rnia. county, Cali 125 THOMAS FRASER, Register. Lang Notice. AND 49FFICE at Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 234, 1843. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support«i his claim, aud that said proof will be made before J. J, G-eany, County Clerk of Nevada County, Cal., at Nevada City, on Tues say, April4th, Isv3, v.2: Christopuer Galvrai h of Nevada tity P.O. C 1, D. S.No. 10199, for the 3 I-20f NE 1-4. SE1-4 of NW 1-4 and NW \4 of SE1-40f Sec ,'l. 17, N.R.10 BE. M. D.M. He names the follow nz witnesses to prove his co tinuous 1.6 euce upon and eultiva‘ion of seid lanu, vic: J. Charles Strewig, Chris. Meye:s, © cd Seuner and Conrau Grisset, all Nevaua c. y P. O., Ne=vads county, Cal. THOMAS FRASER, Register. C. W. Kitts, Attorney. f24 No. 1950, Application For Patent. United States Land Office, . S4cramento, Cal., March 2d, 1893. 5 Nw is hereby giveu that JOHN MceBEAN, whose Post Office address is Washington, Nevada County, ‘‘alifvrnia, has this day filed his application fer a Putentfr l494linear fect ofthe GAMBKINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and wili site, with surfacegruund six hundred feetin width, situated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada aud State ot bleep ge and designated by the field notes and Official plat on tile in this office aus -lot-No. 57, a. “and B., tn-Towiiship 15 orth, Range 11 Eastof Mt. Diablo Mcridiau. Said Lot No, 57, A. and B., being described as follows, towit_: LODE LINE, , Beginning at the South jode post marked <G. @. M. No. 1;” thence mag--var. 162 50° N. 16° 05’ K., 22.69 chains Or 1494.9 feet to post in rock nound marked “G. Q. M. No. 2” Irom which Sec. cor. common to Secs. i 21, 22, 27 and 28, T, 18 N. RR. 11-K., aN. Roalgnated, 2 eats 433 SP 15.09 Chale teat eee EXTERIOR BOUNDARIB®, , Commencing at SW cor. at post in rock mound mark “G. Q. M. No. 6;” thence mag. var. 16° 50’ E., N. 15° 5’ E, 22 65 chaius : post marked “G. Q. M. No. 9 ;” thence 5 74° 50’ E. at 5.24 1-4 chs post in rock mound "“G. Q. M. 8. L.”” from which the Sec. cor. common tu Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 28, t.18-N., R. 11 E. M.D, M., bears N.1° 22'15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chains or 600 feet postin rock mound marked *'G. Q. M. No. 4;"’ thence 8. 15° 05’ W222.65 chains or 1494.9 feet to post if rock mound marked "G. Q. M. No, 3;” theuce, N. 749 W. 9.09 chains or 600 teet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.58 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITR. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked “G.Q-M.-S: N--W. Cor,” upon Ui South bowidary of the Gambrin us Quer Claim ; thenee mag.-var.16° 50'E, 8. 74 mound marked “G. Q. M. 8. E. Cor.: thence 3 1 22’ W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 fee along East boundary of sec. 28, ip.18 Nb 1 E,, ¥. D. M. to post marked “G. Q. M. 8.’ from which the 1-4 Sec. Cor.. between Sees 47 and 28, T. 18.N. R,1i E., M.D. B. and Si bears 51° 225 W 62 links distant ; thenco 5 43° 2u’ W. 7.14 chains or 471.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M.S. S, E. Cor." ;-theuce N, 74° 50° W. 6.06. chains or 400 re ee in rock mound marked “‘u. Q. M.S. 83. W. Cor.” ; thence N. 43° 20’ E., 9.09 chuing or 600 feet to Containing 4.74 acres, CONNECTING LINE'NO. 1. Commencing at the North lode post marked“G. Q. M. No.2” thence N. 8¢ 6)’ E., 15.53 Chuins to the Sec. cor. commoc to Secs alt Pah atl 28, T. 13 N.R. 11 E. M. D.B. an i The location ofthis mine is recordedin the Kecorder’s office of Nevada County, California, in Buok 7 Page 74, Mining Locations, The adjoining claimants are none, Auy end-al. persons claiming ad verse], any portion of said Gambrinus Quaiiz Mine and Mill site, or surface ground, are eequir.d to file their adverse claims w th the segister of the United States Land Offiee, Sacram ont», California, duiingth sixty duys' period of publication hereof « > they will be barred by the virtue of the frovisions of the Statute. THOMAS FRASER, Regi: ter. Fred Searls, Attoruey for Applican, feoansnavaud 00 8. 4.71 chains or 310.8 feet to” post in ri © N, place-of beginuing; It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent bs published for a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevadu City, Cal. ~~ THOMAS FE ASER, Rezister. The first publication of this Rotice was made on the 4th day of March, 1893, Delinquent Notice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Locution of principal place of busiuess, Nevada City, Nevada County, Ualifornia. F Location of Works, Nevada County, CaliOornia. Notice—There are delinquent on the following described stock on account of ussessment (No. 3,) levied on the i6th day of tebruary, 1893, the several amounts set opposite the na. es of the respective share. holders as follows: No. No. Names. Certif. Shares Amount ¥. G. Be .tty, 7 $231.50 720 93.60 Aud in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the I6éth

day of February, 1898, so each parcel of such stock as may essary will be sold at Public Auction at the Office of the company. No. 59 Broad stree', many shares of be necNevada City, California, on Friday, the 7th day of April, 1893, at the hour of 2’ o’clock P. M., Of said.day o pay the delinquent xbn, together with tne costs oi expenses of sale. GEO. © GAY: ORD, Secretary, Office—59 Broad street, Nevada City, Galifornia. meh2l POSTPONED. Notice is hereby given thatthe above sale Tuesaday, April place. Gro, C. GaYLoxp, 8 tary. Assessment Notice, ELHI MINING COMPANY.—LOCATION of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Columbi# Hill, Nevada county, California, »otice 1s hereby. given thut ata meeting of the Board of Directors held on the Eight (sth) day pf March, 1893, an assessment Ko. 3, of ten Cents (10c) per shary was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable immediately in United states gold coin to the onnie ig A at the office of the peace of business, DELINQUENT NOTICE, a ANZANITA CON.-GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal Nevada City, California. ation of Works, Nevada City, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assensment (No.1) lev:ed of the Ist day of February, 1898, the several amounts set opite the names of the respéctive ahete: olders, as follows : Company, Room 11, No. 14 Sansome street, No. No. * San Francisco, California. Names. Certif. Shaics, Amount Any stock upon which this assessment . Simeon Wheeler, 431 50 $1 00 shuli remain unpaid on the twelfth oa Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 398 50. 100 day of April, 1898, will be delinquent an Mre. M. J. Wheeler, 497 200 400 advertised for sale at public auction, and —& Ww » 498 200 4 00 _. anless pazment is made before, will be. Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 500 200 4 00 sold un Wk DNESDAY, the third (3d) day of . Mrs. M. J. Weeeler, 502 200 400 May, 1893, to pay the delinquent assessment Pearl J. Woeeler, 334 106 2 10 together with costs of advertising and ex. T. Nilon, 443 =. 1090 20 00 mses of sale. By order of the Board of And in accordance with law, and an order irectors, of the Board of Directors, made on the Ist da a Ta $7 Peat. Lagi § of yenruary, Ray i many Hares of eac ©e—Roo: . ANBO: tree us e San Francisco, California, ” TER beastie al subtle ane pore § ou. Executrix of said Will estate iu said Cou of : . Dated this uth dew. Notice to Creditors. bgt bbe OF BICHARD PENALUNA, DEceased t Hotice is hereby given by the unde ed Executor of the Last Will of Richard Penaluna, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persous having claims against the said decial street, Nevada City, will be sold at public auction at the office of the company, uader Transcript Office, Commercial street, Nevada Vity, DAY, the 5th of APRIL, 1808, ‘at the hour of 1 o’clock P. M., of said aay, linquent assessment thereon, together with C to pay said deof advertising and expenses of the sale. R. J. SIMMONS, Secy. Qffice under Transcript Office, CommerCalifornia. Ceased, to exnibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the fir-t publicaticn of this notice, to rig san Polat the Mice of Thos, 8. Ford, corner of Pine and eemerne Sen Nevada city, Nevada County ;C orpia, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of sald MARY POLGLAsE, of R.’Penaluna . Cumberland Coal! At Greatly Reduced Rates ! J . MACDONOUGH & CO. R Exeeutrix of the Last Wili deceased. a3 ada ie . -. meni San Francisco, lion to make final proof iti suj pert of bis m Bu.ke of Nevada 14 SE 1-4 of NEi4. Ni + etd fey o 30 Tp ‘1-40 eC, OZ, and cultivation ofsaid land, viz: Peter Arbogast, John Cable, Jacob Arbogast, Alexander aor all of Nevada City, Nevaca 0: on WEDNES-. of Our offi ¢ is opposi In England, adciterated food products that are represented to be pure . are destroyed by the cffcials. But there is 10 such law hero “nd tea is notoriously mazipulated. Swhstitutes are added and the whole dyed grecn or black. The dyes and snbstitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “nerve racking.” A brand of pure tea isa necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per oup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your montlily tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligatTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as puré as childhood” and can be drunk by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is adelight to lovers of really good tea, It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. BEECH'S. TEA "Pure-As Liliidhood. Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, : 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, : And GEO, C. GAYLORD TO THE UNFORTUNATE DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearmey Street, sorner Commervial..... San franciec: ¥ Established ‘iri. for the treatmen of Seuxaland Sem nal Diseases: suct as Gonorrhea, Glee { strictire, Syphih Sy in all its forms Seminal Weaknes * Impotency, ete. Skin Diseases o years’ stariding an: Ulcerated Legs successiuliy trea ; es ed, pa > Dr. Gibbon has practiced over thirty years in San Francisco ahd His Wape = Baty TS MHS ONTERE In Cali, fornia. The sick and afiliered shonld not fail to-call tipoh him. “ihe doctor has traveled extensively in Europe, and—in spected thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining a yrent. ¢ J f.rmetion, whic! he’is c mpetent to impart to those in need of hisyervices, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Semina] Emissions, the consequence selfabuse. This solitary vice, or deprav sexual indulgence, is practiced by the you af both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing With unerring certainty the following train of murbid symptoms-uniess combatted by scientific medi¢nl measures viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under ears. noise like the sustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about (ging, weakness of the limbs. fantised vis ‘on, blunted intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approachiny strangers, a digike to form new requalntiices, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, nectic flushes, pimples and br pele ernptions abort ‘he face, furred tongné,fetid breath,coughs, consumption, nightsweats. If relisibe'not »btained, persons so ve filicted shonld apply immediately, either @ purson or by letter. nd have 4 core effected by his new and Scientific mode of tr ating these Ciseases, MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate “marriage, wh« +r suffering under any of these fearful maldies, should not forget the sutred responinility resting npon them, nor delay¢eb ain immediate relief. CURED AT HOME, + Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, jo hat emo length of time the lisease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly s@it, tree from damage or curiosity, to »ay part of ‘the country, with fyli and plain directions for use. The Doc‘or cures when others fail. Try him. Charges reasonable call or write. Address Dit. J. F, GIBBON, 628 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957 DRS, STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment :by: In) élaticn 1529 Arch\8t, Philadelphia Pa. for Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Pyseavery, Uatarrh, Hay Fever, D:bilitv, Headache. Rheumotism, Neuralgia, and all Uhronic and Nervous Disorders. —~ "PIHE original and only genuine Com F pound Oxygen Treatmen!, that-of Drs Starkey and Palen, is a scie")ifle adjustment ofthe elements of Gxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the cow pound Is so condensed and made j ortable thatitis sent al) over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of patients hzyve been treated, and overone ‘housand: physicians heve used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact, ; Tiikces wet actas most drugs do, by creat {uganother uilment, aud benefiting one rfan atthe expense of another, often reduiriug a second course to eradicate the evil effects of the tirst, but Compount Oxy genis a revitnlizer, renewing, strengthen ing, invigorating the whole body. These statements -are contirméd by numerous testimonials, publishedin our book of 200 pages, only with the express permis. sion of the patients ; their names and ad dresses are given, and yon can refer to then for furtherinformation. The great success of our treatment has given rise toa host of mitators, ungerupu lous persons ; some calling their prepars tions Compound Oxygen, often appropriat ing our ‘*estimonials and the names of ou: patients, to recommend worthless concoc tions. But Any substance made elsewhere or by others, und called Compouid Oxygen is spurious. “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACT.ON AND RE>DULTS,” is the title of » new book of 200 pages, published by Drs Starkey & Palen, which gyes to al; enquir ers full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising curesina wide range of chronic cases many of them after being abindoned to dic by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE toany address on application DRS. STARKEY & PALEN. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevade City, opp Nat.ona F change hotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, [HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part.of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons apd Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 5 the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod aty) and capable of going as fast as any gontie man Carestodrive, _ Good Saddle Horses alwars on hand R RIAGFS (Oh FT NYFRAIS PROK PV) P-A:T-E-N-TS (pF Paceat 3 and all business in the U. Patent Office attended to for MO] -ATE FEES. et. a eU.8. ratent o/fice, and we can obtain Patents in less i 3 than those remote from Washington, Send model orwdin ag. We advise ast» patentability free cofharge—and we make Sephares unless we obi D patent, We refer, here,.to the ostinaster, the Bu. perintendess of Money Order Division, and the officials of the 0.5. Patent Otfice. Fer sr, advice, terms and references to ac. = a a im-your own State or county CL ASnow 80 alofyaluablein fo he eyes, paluin the feat, ting he in the Realizing the importance of good Was premium, wehave -sclected the *Waitham being the bestkuo BH auG most reliable tim pieces in the. market These watches have a World-wide reputation which they have yained #sckeiy on their merits, The cases we ¢ autee y be oi solic goldaind coin silver 16 vely, . «adit ot just ws represented may be recuriegd ut our &Xpense and we will refup the idvey paid. We are prepared to nilke the wost liberal propo= ticns on these watches as premiums, as will be een by the following offers: Solia Gold Watch—Gents Agentleman’s solid gold hunting case Watch, ‘Waitham” movement, stem-winding and stemsetting, With DAILY TRANSCRIP ond Dany Duileun, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANoURICY and Weékly Builetin, one year, 334.40 Subscriber pays eXpress chuiges on wach “irom van Francisco. solid Gold Watch—Ladies . A lady's colid gold hunting case watch, ‘Wal(ham™ movement, stem-winuing, svour-settmp, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year, $29; with vAILY TRANSGRIVT and Weekly bulletin, one yeur, $20,90. Suvscriber O puy tXprest Charges Of Watch trom San francisco Solid Silver Watches Solidco silver huntiag case watch Walhaw” wovement, stem-wisding . and steuvttiny.@ thoroughly reliabie time-keeper, with DAILY AGRANSULIPT afid Daily bulletin, one year, 318; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly Salletin, one year, $16.90,Subscriber to ps Xpress charges Ou watch from San Francisco, came Wath, Ope. iave, with DAILY TRAN SCLIPT, and Day Bulletin, one year, 315; wath VAILY TRANSCKIE'T and Weekiy bulletin, one year, 712.90. Subscriber to pay oXpress Charges +6 Watch from san Francisco. Nickle Watch, A nandsome nick.e stexo-w:~ ju ;wateh, open ace, ved movement, witt .«AILY TRAssCKIPT and Vauy Bulletia +4: DAILY TRANSOKIPT ana year $6.90. Subscriber to pa on Watch from Sau Francisco Bicyues. The Bicyele we have selected ae ne “* Bullen, one ress vhaiger premium — Apolio”—while not the most expensive is a irst-cluss article in every respect. It is ban.lsome aiid substantially wade, lt runs easily and is@ prune faveriie, itis standard finish with uickle trimmines, aud Will be seut complete with ssddle-bay, touis, ete. Will be sent with DAILY PRANSCRIPL aad Daily Jsulletin, one’ year, tox 3¢¥; with DAILY falar Th and Weekly sulletin, one year, $26.90. (The upove prices are or 4 S6-wich Wheel, Price per additional imen aade known on application.) Subscriber to pay Xpréds wuaiyes on Licycle trom Yan: Francisco. " ’ : Boys’ Velecipedes. ‘A 16-inch wheel, stindird thish,wrought iro clocipede, Wich Dell, ele, « uluplete, sent with JATLY THANSORIVY aud Datiy bulletin, one ear, $12.00; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Neekl) Built tin, ne year, $10.40, Type Writers iThisisa@type-viiiting age. Every body has vhohas writing to du; or shoule have -o lerevit your cpportunity, The Sun type-wri sab perlectinsipument, supe in eonstrietio ity Neither too larveé fcr too small, but just the fF yite.ze with lé4-k yoid head, will be sent with vail \ikaN Chati ant Daily Bulletin, one ear, 31250; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Veekl, iulletiu, one year, $10.50, Subscriber ays express, e Telescope. A very useful article that anyone tiying inthe ountry or -raveling, will appreciate, Our TeMIOM Wlessopeis a Food, strong instrument, sithan objeci-glass 3 iuches in diameter, 3 taWs, 6 inches ioug when closed, eather cased mew beet PALS ¥HECRSCRIPT wid ‘wily Bulletin, one year, $11; with LALLY TKANCRIPY anu Weekly “Ubseriber to jay express charges. Micrescope, JA most interesting instrunerit and of Kreat use v the suudent., ‘Phas i no toy, but a@ power WierOsCOpe that-revealy teotaliy stfange thing Hat eXist i: the toed Wows wd he Water we tink, Tt siandgtinches hign and Wwagnitics DO ‘maneters, aud Wii besent with DAIL: TRANUK. PT and Daily Buhetin, une year, 311; w'th “ALLY 'ERANDSCKIPS and Wee kly Buletin, one at, $9 Subscriber to pay eXprees charges, Musical instrumer, ts, Iiimaking Gur selections of musical instrunents for premiuts, we aimed in every instance Oct oou article --oue that we need not hesi#-€ Wy send toa performer whois a connoisseur, Yeo have made arrangements with the ending venulactiderssna jobvers thatenable ug to offer Hest lo situmc ite iu counect.on with the TRAN “SCRIET ou uuprecedently liberal terms , oe Banjo, gis au uccumplishment that has tachlonable duciny the last few years, arbed by anyoue Raving &® good ear OF MUSIC, dud Makes a spiendid accolipauiment tthe voiweinginging. We will send & bhanuMe uickle-run, Cuf-sKin héad, 10 bracket banjo vith instruction book, with DAILY TRANCRIPT wud bully Bulle tin, oue year, $11.50; with IAALY TRANe CIEL und Weekly Bulletia, one ear, ¥9.00. Subscriber vo pay express charges, & Fiat ‘Cornet A handsome inickie b flat cornet, with full set Pe Rbis croons, music rack, vant and instruction Hob) UDphte—a tne scio {hStrulienit—with JAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buiietin, one vat, $10.00; with DALLY TRANS( KRieT anu Yeekly Buuetin. $14.6 Subscriber pays express Charges, Flute, _.The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest. mu"ical instruments to learn, ftharmonizes with ybe piano and sii other nstruments, For a cenuum we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6sey ed, corn Jointed Ayte with tuning slide, anc villsend it wich DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Dail, Suiletin, ove year, $19 DAILY TRANSCRIPL sd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75. Subcriber pays exvress charg: ™ Pianos, A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elessatiinished— just the thing for children to learn Ww) play On; Wases ood music. Sent with DALLY PRANSCRIPT and Vatiy Bul etin, one yea, HoO; with Dott ¥-ERANSURIPT and Weekly ulietin,o, year, $¥.40. Subscriber pays exCroquet, A beautiful croquet set for eight players wil 6 sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ond Daily iulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANUKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8, Subrip ays SX pi css, Shot Guns, YWemade a special point of securing a good gun or & premium— one that we can recommend and el assured that our selection will be ali that you anaxk, Uurpremium gun is well made and uwndsvmely finisher? It shoots strony and surately, andis a reliable gun in every par‘cular, [tis the very best gun ever offered as a tewspaper premium andis weil worth working (or, itis a muynificent double breech-loader* vith twist barrels, bacs “action, side snap, rubber nite, Nos. 10 and 12 gauye, as desired, and wil! ‘esent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY ‘TRANSURIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. suaver. ber pays express, : 3 Same gun as above, with pis $1.50 ye fils teauiiy i \gr or OUR FPHREMIUM 7 Solid Gold and Silver Watches: $11; with. Worked peikie)y usc luuteed ated dpeaeeet: “wit astructions fur Use, which can be Jes: ned i te > nunttes, With DAIGY. TRANS UHI and — dei oubetin, one-year, and the PALLY PLRAN Ch T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, sid ‘ubseriber pays expresey, Care. . will be sent with DAILY \ OS™ We will send THE D. ILY TRANSCRIPT with the an + ranciseo Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, SemiWeekly Bulletin, and any o. lowing valuable Prennums at the followim¢ prices, payablein a: vam e: ICK OUT YOUR COMBINAT)7N. be folDrums A Nichle teror drum, 14-inch head, with stic complete, with SAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TiaN SCHIPT and Weekly. Bulletin, one yeer, $16.50 Subsuriba¥ pays oxpress ; Kilitary Brum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, . with sacks Complete, With DAILY TRANSCRIFT ane Jaily Bulletin, one yeur, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSCRIPTand Weckly Lulletiny one year $8.50, Subseriver pe) # express, Riffes, The Winchester maintains its placess the beat repeating rifle wade and is too we}! known ¢ need iurther description. We wiltsend-# 44. ce] octayor barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY THASSCRIPT ard . aily Buhetin, one year, #22.7°; with DAILY TKANLC RIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, v0.75. Above is center -tire rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1.40 }¢as. Bub sct.ber pays express’ Flobert Riffes, A Fichert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flovert. nck less cartriuges, Jus. the thing for boys who ar fond of suooting, sent with DAILY THAN SULIPT ard Dsily Bulletin, one yea, $11.26 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Bu tin one year, JU 25, Subscriber pay s express , Revawvers: We have docideu to offer a strony, service: bl revolver fora premium and have selected tke American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,” in ‘ia size ircm 22 to 3% cal, It will be sent 1 DATLY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, cre year, $11; with LAILY, TKANSCRIPT’ aré Weekly Bulletin, one year, 3, ubscriber pay express, rishing Tackle Our, premium fishir g rod is a 16-foot Calcutta bamboo with iance wood tip and double ferrules 't is-a good serviceable rod and willbe sent w bh line, reel, ete., evepiete, with DAILY TRA}. SCHIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; wit DAILY TRANSCrIt T and Weekly Bulletin, c year, $9. Subscriber pays xprese, : Tent ; This is 4 very userul prem wo ard will oe ap preciatea Ly all wl o go hunting, fishing ce camp Ing cut. Itiva.first-class'A tent, eater-proo and made of § oz. duck; siz 0x7 feet, ‘nd will be TRANSCLIP? sna Dajly Builetin, ove year $12,50; with . } AILY TRANSCRIFT ona Weekly Kulletin, one year, $10.50 Subserile? P-ys the express, , a Harmeck,. A-hammovk is: prennum that appeals” to all Whether siung from the trees in a lawn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a h -omock ig picturesque and suggestive of biiesful comfort A ccmplete and elegant 13-foot hammock with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPI and Dany Bulletin one yeer, $10.26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, 88 26. Subscriber pays express, ra Tennis.. ie Among outdoor games lawn tennis Is becoming th favorite It give: suflicient exercise Withou . be ny violent; keevs the attention fixed and in terest sustained throughout the game, Being xeIweIM which ladi.g: xcel, you can tecure the; 00 {. SilLof your lady seu nsinins.ces Miadd.to.3on popularity by cettinga sct of tennis and organ zimeecivb: A fitst=ciaes Whbis cuttt, (on j lete TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulictin, one year, $19; with DAILY THRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one; year} $17. Subscriber payr express, Base Bai bu etin 68 ~sse8 get Our base ball tfit onsists of. wo earue balls threeasrorted ts, two pele of rataws ete., Complete ~ nd will Re sent with DAIL TRANSCRILT, nd Dairy Buiie tin, cne ,#12 with DAILY NSCKIFT and Wee! . Bulle« tin one: “ar, $16 Subscriter pays Hanging Lamp An elegant banging Jamp with 14-ine and from 42 to 56 inches extension) pulikbed brass of a rich gold coior~o high! . rnamental and serviceable lay —sent with DAILY THANECRIPT abd Daiiy bulletin, one year 318.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIET and Weekly bulletin, on year, $11.60. Subscriber paye express, \, Styleraphic Pen. Always ready write; carries-ink ene: tne holder tc last for weeks or months; wit be wnt with DAILY TRANSCR ET ex4Daily Ubctin, One year, $10 25; with oAILY RAN SCRILTand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25. Stexdard Ran Guage. Approved by the signal service at Washington with tall direc ions for use will be sent oth DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one Sear, $10.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, §8.75, Subscriber PA) 8 express, Photographic Outht, Amateur photography is @ most delighttu’ and popular recreation. With the approved apyaratus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making a goed picture and wili soon hundreds of views taken by him or hergell The ‘praratur we Ofer ts so light it can enwily» ‘atried .ing or riding, Kversbo when v ’ dy ° ou d have ene, tor it: will prove @ scurce ‘wusement tc.) a d of profit to many. A coniplete »} brographie outfit, consisting of View camera (ws Uiubiine 8h x 49 pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japauned ron trays, 2packayescf 8, P eveloper, 1 adkage of by po, 1 printing frame, heets af vorro-prussi.te paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clisp and patent drying frame with full instructions for makin photographe will be sent with DAILY TRA ‘SCRIPT. an? Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRA: SCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.9 subscriber to pay exprese charges from San Francisco, NotK— Addition] materials for amateur 0Sam 0 ae Francisco, 0 tographers, may be had 520 Commerc a Street, Stcndard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the World—a library in ittelf— furnished in one large volume of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamp appropriately and handsomely ned rctair price $4.56, will be gent-with DAILY teak: SCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Weekly Bul one year,$9. Subscriber pays express, Guizot's History of France. _ Guizor’s “History of France” is & standard work in 6 vols,, substantially bound in cloth, profusely illustrated with fine chgravings, It whi be sen t with DAILY.TRANSCRIPT and Daily . Bulletin ghe yea, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT an Weekly bulletin, one ear, > ayickoea year,i 13-60. Subseribe Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine— tachines inthe warket; warranted lor fees br with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail wiexeer, $0; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘snd Weekly Bulletin, one pocciceean year, $27. Subscriber pays NOTE —Persons preferrin Semitin ean obtain it by paying proto ge Hong eriiion tothe clubbing price for, the Weekly Bulletin, ; 7 : © adeed Lo Bbove pr’ ‘eg rhe Bulletin isthe leading evenin Coast. It is distiguished for the brilliane bieteness vf its local LeWa, aewa, while itis the recognized authority Buuictin isthe only ne Wspaperin Californi she Supreme Court. Owing to the principal hews centers in the East, t etin twelve hoursin The Weekly Bulletin is handsome 12 morning—the largest and best Fe Senda)’ wrders y a{On & Journal in circulation an a2e, 96 column weekly publigt: din thy Wot Tae i TAIL TRANSCRIPD dinfluenceon Pacific reviews of current lites fditorial matter, gpm of 2 in all rhe erature and art, and exten financial and trade circles. Daily difference te publishes in extenso the decisions of time between cisco and the he \ advance.of the maraines hpore. 7! each day is furnished by the Bul. papers, v, issued every Wednesday BROWN w& CaLeIDS. eee ° You Don’t Get the News ser't with poles, p.ns ete. complete wth DAILY’ a ay \