October 20, 1886 (4 pages)

ae vmfieomin ee) THE AMERICAN PARTY, __vesult. Both the great parties are _ agitated over the organization _ which has taken the field, not thet agit expects to be outvoted by it, hut it is impossible to tell the relative strength it will draw from ‘the old parties. Hence the uneasiness manifested in political ci party, with Wigginton at its head for Governor, seems to have originated in Fresno county, . Wigginton, who isa Democrat and former member of Congress -from this State, claims that his supporters in the San Joaquin valley are mostly from the Democratic party. In Oakland a recent canvass seems « toshow that both parties contribute about evenly to his support. So far the organization has no beginning except in a few spots, and is not likely to extend much in the few days left for the cam. ; Mr. Wigginton is said to be a fair speaker, and as his doctrines _-\ @fe somewhat fresh he is likely to @on, ar m the ovtside, we are ‘to believe that the present American party differs from the old ore in several very important particulars: No poner Americans, native or foreign, isto be allowed on account of birtb or. religion. All citizens are on the same plane and entitled to the same, rights anu privileges. But it holds that in the interests of American laborers and good government, a restriction should be put upon immigration. Formerly a respectable class came from Europe, ‘but the worst is generally coming now. Our sixty millions furnish increase enough. We have no more land to give the immigrant. What is left. of the public domain ought to be reserved as the patrimony of the children of nature and foreign ‘born citizens alike. The lot of the laboring ‘class. is growing harder and harder year by year. More the stream of immigration adds to the number. We cannot assimilate the whole, and our duty is to take care of ourselves, Such are some of the arguments used for the existence of a new party. The bulk of Wigginton’s supporters regard Pixley as an ultra and hot representative man of the party. His assaults upon certain members of a church are _not_regarded a orthodox, but Pixley will affiliate for atime with Wigginton, and only for a time. He cannot be harnessed long to any Organization that he cannot control. Probably the main reason the organization and the spirit of] it as the result of his own teach It is stated that the supporters ik of Wigginton are not confined to native Americans alone, . ut quite a number of foreign born are impressed With the necessity of bar ring out the vicious and degraded elements cast upon our shores and are joining in the movement. If it ever gains any momentum a foreign element in its ranks will Bis PN SA i. within judicious limits. TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN. ; The Chronicle of Monday ex: 5 plains. the object of sending circu‘ lars to the candidates for the Legthey intend to vote for U. 8. Senator, to be to give ‘the information to the people. Since it has been snubbed its tone is changed. Not long since it announced its intenwho would not say whether hi was for Sargent or not. The Chronicle of Monday is lignity is only half concealed. es 2 Opening Day. : ‘There will be a grand opening : lings, ete., at the store of ‘Mrs. Mills & Grissell on Thursday,. eis, Oe CTs, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1886. persons are subject who come to _ Anew factor, all at once, seems _ to present itself in this campaign, and deranges calculations as to the . knowing how to sew can have an gles. The so-called American . ! £8" Francisco, will be in Nevada attract crowds out of curiosity. . . : what we can gather, taking the p m of the new organizathan «million people are out of em—_—_—_———— ployment in the United Stutes and BORN. Furmis Stephenson and wife, a son. for his union with the Wiggintot{}"veare Nenaa’ crowd now is, he nieans to claim: {°" ® #90 and 5: attended to. . op0tf CARSON & WETTERAU, Prop's, Application for Patent to a Min: ing Claim, TUNNEL through its dui) authorized J. Michell ley, Nevada county, Cal, has made applihelp to keep it conservative and @ Se ee ee in the plat an office, as follows, viz:— Little Deer Creek, the place notice was posted, and the location, set a the tunnel about 10 ks from which a dog~ islatare, aeking them for whom moe tes Oo —— side of Deer Creek bears § 8° Ww eK dist. Thence variation 18° 30’ east. Ae egal lode marked NBQ MLP ‘0 2. . tion to defeat if possible every one . 10° E 5.70 cha whoisfor Sargent and every onej gene chats bret mance N 8° 10’ E 7 ee ns plypracticing deceit. Its ma17 38-100 meres, uf in Section et Township 16 North, Hange i Je hereby ordered that the ice be hy consecutive weeks, in ap Nevada Transer:pt new: r, @ news: pba ie tof Nor a, in News or Catarrh with good result, having used only one-half bottle I mi convinced that if used as directed] it will cure the worst cases of Ca-} jtarrh. Am so well pleased with it that I shall order more at ‘Jonce.—J. E. Sprague, White Sul. ’ phur Springs, Montana. © Inave used Ely’s Cream Balm for dry Catarrh (to which eastern ee live here ) Ithas proved acure.— B. F. M. Weeks, Denver, Colo. Girls Wanted, Two girls of good character and POWDER opportunity to learn dress-making Mr. J. E. Finuayson, Piano . Tuner and Regulator from M. Gray st., N.Y. —— oat: This powder never varies, “A State. 1831 Mas Musa & Guana, . Bakes enh aed . REPATRING NEATLY DONE 018-3¢ Mrs. MILs RISSELL. xt than the or ae kinds, al 8 o cannot be so! com ONWND Et 2 dain Sas os the multitude of low tele, short . 819-1m ¥. L. FICKE. weight, alum or phosphate pow: . ders: Suen Ph aay “RovAL Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall Ss ia: Gai Ten Ber, me Se FICKE has opened a ve 4 for doM* all kinds of ‘B et and shee ‘a. ikiue im the very best manner and at prices, Mr. Ficke was connected Standard Shoe Company Before the us : Fire, And tlemen desiring boots or shees carte can Toly upon gettin @s geod stock ‘kmanship : and’ wor! Ascam be Mad Anywhere in the ~~ Notice to Creditors. STATE-OF MARY DOWNEY, DE. ceaed City and vicinity Oct. 18. Please leave orders at Carr Bros. Agent for Steinway & ‘Sons, Kranich & Bach, Gabler Bros. an! Reenisch ing Claim. United States Land Offes ae vada ty, Cal., hax made a Mrs. J. Naffziger. . . Proprietress. for th . October 18, 1886. H Gaylord, City, c J I Sykes, Grass Valley,G Rameili, Ranch, E Scheld, San Francisco, A M Allen, City, ~ Mrs Smith, Oakland, Geo Smith, do Mrs W E Dodge, Dix >n, Prof E LeMelville, San Fran, C Maddrill, Railroad, : M Tegler, do J H Helwig and wi, Bloomfield “WW Helwig, do F M Biber, San Francisco, F B Guild, City, E Brownell, do J F Coe, Washington, H.W Blackman, San Francisco, Mrs J V Lowell and fm, do Mrs Ausley, Sacramento. LL TT Lier sce, . . Arrivals atthe fornia, and described in the notes on file in this office, as follows, viz: Survey of Lode Line. WOM L P LP No 2, at north end of lode. Survey of Exterior Boundaries, bou 5,44 chains to chains to post marked W Q M No. 4 ait KOMN M No 6 at 8 W corner; thence N 30° 14m E October, 18, 1886. 9 East, Mt. Diablo Buse and Meridian. Geo Lord, Grass Valley, . W.-H Folsom; arysville, racy», 1881, aoe snot vances in the min\ ng records of aaid county, W Finchly, San Juan, joining claims are the North Banner Treanor, °do Quartz Mines designated on the official plat G. Ramelli, Ranch, * ee give A ; peas rs ‘ rons ing any adverse claims E Bond, city, ‘ thereto are hereby required to present the Mrs Caldwell, Sen Francisco, . same before this office within. sixty days Dr Harris, Grass Valley, from ee cECDET OTE rte ; ‘ i. Reyiat ir, W H Wiseman, Blue Tent, It is hereby ordered’ that the foregoing GW Downey. nceville, — notice be published ‘or sixty days, or ten J Sullivan, Moore's Flat, Coon Seaman, city, W J Britland, city, W._H Adams, Grass Valley, J H Hundy, San Francisco, T, Hoekxing, Grass Valley, Jno Berryman, Washington, P. Edmonds, Grass Valley, Sam Peek, Blue Tent, E Charonnat, mine, OSchlam, San Francisco, And 28 others. consecutive weeks, in by sagan we Daily Transcript newspaper, * a newspaper published in the town of Nevada, in Nevada county, Valifornia, that being the nearest newspaper to the iand described therein, SELDEN HETZE.,, Register. The first day of publication wason the 19th day of October, 1886, COLONIZATION COMPANY 606 DATTERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO. ~!FNDSFOR. CIRCULARS AND TRSTI Ss monials, giving fullinformation. Cheaants ; fise climate ; igs of water; ea p erms ; regular seasons, No Import or Bx) ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years, At Grass Valley, October 15, 1885, to ey DIED. At Grass Valley, Oct. 16, Tho mas Terrill, ed Gi — A native of County Corny all, wlan De CHANGE OF TIME. Nevada City and Grass Valley Bus Line, TIME TABLE; NTIL further notice the "Bus will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours: Lease Grass alley at &:30and 9:00 a, x. and 1:00, 3:45 and 6.45 P. w. ve Nevada pity at 8:00 and 10:00 4. wy, P.M, FAITR! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE on Ladies and gentlemen called for in any pert of the city without extra charge. rers . ft at either Hotel will be promptly Grass Valley Orphan Asylam ENo. 1582.) 7 WILL BE WELD BY 4H8 —— . United States Land Office, ae ! Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 16th, 1886. * J) OTICE is hereby given, that THE , NORTH BANNER CONSOLIDATED COMPANY, a corporation, int, Thomas LADIES OF NEVADA OITY AT Grass ValSe whose postoffice the “North Banner uartz Mine,in Nevada mining district, evada county, California, and descr*bed d field notes. on file in this Survey of Lode Line. Commencing at a tunnel on the Etunt’s EXrall, ledge in where locavion : initial point of post marked NBQMLPM 01, near the north and to the south of USare 8 54345 W 54 to an od tunnel 2 85° 33° E 22.66 chains to t set During the last wéek of the present month, Comm t 7 o’clouls p. m. on Exterior Boundaries, . Daniel Collins..__ Of Grass Valley mar o2, ence 38°. &. B. Potter... Y > peas Soa ee M. B. B. Potter Ot Nevada City No 3; thence S36° W22.] LWeeday, Oct, 2e6,/ tmarked NBQMNo 4, at Joseph Gilbert... Of Grass Valley 3 Ecorner; thence 8 88° 10° W'9,95 chains FoR CORQNER vat § Woorer marked NB QM BJ : No6, and W QM Nod; thence 34° 10° johnson chains to post marked NB QM No 6, 5.08 inning, and containing . ignated as lot No m isic, and Dancing will be in. me Minas ace Sa re cor nvit to at and assist in the good cause,” ' ~ She et *. SEL. 4 foreyoing pu red for sixty days, or ten ist. _ 018-36 é [No. 1683.} Application for } ater toa Minjianos, “tf fprcremento, Cal., October 15, 1886, f . 4! OTICE is hereby given, that the North LN BannerCon. Tunnel Company, aco 2 Arriyals at the ation, through its author zed agent, 08, UNION HOTEL J. Michell » hose Postoffice is Grass Va ley, Ne 4 . pplication for tent for the Woodvilk Quartz Mine, in the vevat'a Mining District, Nevada county, ‘Cal'lat and fielu Commencing at a point on south boundary of the claim (previously establish. d by reference to poengghn: Soom oad gore — of location), the on ES ag deot a it in foe mound marked © 1, on south slope. of hill about 2.50, chains north of Little Deer Creek, from which a black oak 8 sec. dia bears N524° FO 641 chains dist +» ® small spruce bears N 885° W O 43 Chains dist, Thence variation 18° 30 min. E N 80° 14 min. E 22.72 chains to post marked W QM Commence at north lode post marked W QMLP ho. 2, Thence angle of deffection from lode line 52° 83 min, E to left. Deviation 5 min. west along the northern of the clam, N 82° 47 nin. E marked W QM No. 8, a N E corner; thence 8 84° 16 min. W 24.00 ‘o 5, at 8 E corner; thenceS 827° 47 min, W 9,08 chains to post marked + Q 22.72 chains to post marked W-Q M No. 6 . NAL at N W corner, thence N 82° 47 min. E 8.70 NATIONAL HOTEL. . . chains to place of beginning, and containing Rector Bros.. Propricrors, . 18 16-100 acres and designated as Lot Ne ". 73.in S-otion 16, Township 16 North, Range SaidJocation was made by A, Gault, FebMEXICAN “ A. B. Dibbie... '.-Of Grass Valle Bloomfield, Eureka & Washington Townships ng’s amave:O! Fing-ring for the Piano, . BS. M FARLEY has returned tro M San Francisco wen tor Pane ren eethed of Fin cring fur cm : 1aN0 bea vig now prepared to give . Notice is hereby given by the a ed, executor of the last will of Mary Downey, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons bape, claims inst . . the. said deceased, to exhibit them with the vouchers within fuur months after the deat publicat on of this notice, to the said executor, at the Downey House, near Spen:eville, Nevada county, California, the same being the place for the trans: od os Nevada 0 ty, Ook 16 sos Dated at Nev: ty, Oct. 5 7a, W. DO-VNEY, Executer of the last will of Mary Downey, de ‘e ised. : Cross & Simonds, Attys for Executor. PW M ". mF All Political Announcements Musr BR PAID FOR IN AD* VANCE, For Justice of the Peace. Nevada Township, L. GARTEE, oe RAGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE —o FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN F. SWIFT nee will he a candidate for Election Nov. 2d, 1886. at L. Cc. MOREHOUSE, tion—2d District, Constable of Nevada Township, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE . For State Board of Equaliza-“ Of San Francisco. YOR LIEUTENANT €OVEREOR, R. W. WATERMAN, Of San Bernardino. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, Walter S. Moore Ot Los Angeles. “FOR STATE CONTROLLER, J. E. Denny, abe 1 SYKES, REGULAR REPUBLICAN§NOMINEE For Assemblyman, Fifteerth District. Of Tulare. bag FOR STATE TREASURER, J. H. Neff Of Placer. YOR AITORNEY-GENERAI,, C W, CRwvss, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. . W.H. H: Hart, Of San Franciéco. FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, Republican Meetings, & HON. A. WALRATH, REV. J. SIMS HON. J. I. 8) KES HON. W. D. LONG, ER4S8T08S BOND, A. J. TIPFANY, Will address the people on «the ise sues of the day, at the foHow: ing places and times stated : You Bet, Oct. 20, Boca, Oct. 22, Truckee, Oct. 23. O@Township Committees will, please make all necessary arrangements. yy order ; E, ROBINSON, Ch’m. County Central Com. A. R. Lorn, Secretary. For State Senator. Theodore Reichert, ‘ABROTY, A. For Rail: oad Commissioner. . i REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Of San. Francisco. FOR SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Ira G. Hoitt, Of San Franciséo. D COLLINS, bd * Fer Ccunty As re REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CLERK OF SUPREVE CoURT, James.-A.: Orr, Of Plumas. FOR RAILROAD COMMISSION BR, R*™. J. SIMS, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For A:semblymian---14th Dist’t. A. Abbott, Of Sacramento. FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, L. C. Morehouse, c* BR. CLARKE, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE, : For Sheriff. Of Alameda JUSTICNS OF THE SUPREME coURT, A. Van R. Patterson, Of San Joaquin. Py . AMES L. MORGAN, RE@ULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE For County Clerk. T. B. McFarland, Of Sacramento. Noble Hamilton, Of Alameda. DEMOCRATIC . ‘State Ticket. — Election, September (2d, 1886, ee A d. TIFFANY, ° B N. SHOECRAFT, ° REGULA REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For Supt. of Schools. eerie FOR CONGRESS, J. GC. CAMPBELL, REGULAREDEMOCRATIO NOMINER ‘For Treasurer. Of Stockton. ated FOR GOVERNOR, WASHINGTON BARTLETT, FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, Michaei F. Tarpéy... Of Alameda FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, Ww MAGUIRE, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMINER For Asse:sor, FOR SENATOR, A. Walrath, Of Nevada City. William ¢c. Hendricks.. Of Butte FOR CONTROLLER, John P. Dunn .., Of San Francisco . FOR STATE TREASURER, Det! G BEATTY, REGULAR REPUBLICAN _NOMIN Ex} For County Clerk. PORISHERIF?, : George Lord, Of Grass Valley. YOR COUNTY CLERK, Adam Merold... Of Santa Clara FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, George A. Sobnason..:02 Sonoma 7OR SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSSRUCTION, Andrew J. Moulder.0! San Francisco FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, E. O. Miller..... Ot Tulare FOR CLERK OF "HE SUPREME CouRT, J, @. Spencer ... Of Stanisi estes (BOND, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINER For Recorder, Fr. .G. Beatty, Of Grass Valley. FOR RECORDER, ASSOCIATE JUSTICZS OF THE SUPREME COURT, (FoR THR UNEXPIRED TERM) Jackson Tempie.:..,. Of Sonoma (FoR THE Lone TERM) Jeremiah F. Sullivan .Of San Franci H®** MeNULTY, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINE® For Treasurer. John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. FOR DISTRICT «ATTORNEY, — W. D. Long, F.8 Myron Waters.., Of San Bernardino CONGRESSMAN, (skcoxD DISTRICT) Marion Biggs..... Of Butte RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, (eins pisrricr) ‘ae J. A. Filemer..... Of Placer _. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, ; (SECOND DicrRicr) ee Charles HW. Randall.. Of Tuclumné NEVADA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. mee FOR STATE SENATOR, ©. W. Cross...,. Of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, ; (FOURTEENTH DISTRICT) Themas S. Ford.. Of Nevada City (FIFTEENTH DISTRICT) William MH. Hill...,. FOR SHERIFF, Cal. R. Clarke N FOR COUNTY CLERK jou RAPP, € REGULAR REPUBLICANJNOMIXER ~~ w.> LONG, _——. (ykorce LORD, % For Sheriff, re s : A WALRATH, For Recorder. REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINFE For District Attorney. REGULAR REPUBIICAN NOMINE , —_——L —_ REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE _ For Senator, James L. Morgan. _ Of Cherokee William Maguire. ___ Of Lowell. Hill FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B.N. Sheecraft.._. Of Nevada City FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, FOR COUNTY ASssxssoR, FOR PUBLIC ADMIN ISTKATOR, eases Siac ene Of Grass Valley FOR CUUNTY SUPtRVISORS, — (THIRD visTaict) And continuing ew *h evening} to the + M. Pridgeon... Of Lake Cit Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. end of the week. (FourtH bisrricr) os a pt Said location was made by Edward Tinney : Bridgeport and Ry Ready Townships, Fis this you wk. een tt. sis tos Stoning al mM. Brophy ns MH Cherokee le an hrs shan Mea eh eee ae 3 = “North Banner” quartz mines, designated = : 23 = art 78 and . Forpectively. Th : me —— D persuns holding any adverse claims E ' there h jired to’ presen F Sree pure. . Rms eigen oe "Shte, Beets . COYNE'S ‘miND wiht, piscoURE GERMAN METUOD . Jey where she has learned Instructions a : ADMISSION,... s-25 CRNTS Playing. Ww P. SOWDEN, a inewnc . aS ACADEMY Saturday, October 24, 1886, 4 GENTLEMEy’s Chass will meet Monday or mo es" AND GENTLEWAS’s Chass, WedK2GULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For Justice cf the Peace, NEVADA city Sa Will open Scheel ove Beni Sebel atte _—— * also given fin Guitar . sire, a7 im . Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF scmooLs, J A. J. Tiffany, Of Nevada City. FOR eanineati Henry McNulty, Of Moore’s Flat. FOR ASsEssoR, Erastus Bond, Of Nevada City, POR PuBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, D. E. Osborne, Of Grass Valley. ror sunveror, Charles E. Uren, Of Grass Valley. ~: neice FOR @oRoNER, ‘: William Powell, Of Grass Valley. ASSEMBLY NOMINEES, — : FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, Rev. J. Sims, Of Nevada City. PIPTEENTH District, ‘John I. Sykes, Of Grass Valley. “ : THIRD EirRcr, kh T. Cine Of Graniteville, FCURTH DIsTRICR, L. D. Rathbun, nS AON “AR ge A A AT is \ 15000 County Nominees}: }gra the county. ' ‘gait, @vorably located and well-watered stock tanch f $2500, ai, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a laden feos Tange. ~ suitable for m Railroad. A well-improved Farm favorabl situated, ‘tontai: i ae $350 1270 acres ; 70 acres under cultivation ,and all the iract baceat head cattle mower, rake, black and tools, and various other arming im co — shop Everything ready to go forward went A large tract of fine Agricultural consisting $10,000 «acres, situated in t " oy ae Vounty, and only § miles from Grass Valley tion well-timbered with d ne : in one lot or divided oak and pine suitable for lumber ; will be sold enough can be cut th: $10 . 240 ecres “+ and when improved will be : did'elgnen range. Timber will more than pay for the p SUPERVISOR NOMINEES. $1295 RO e — irrigated cueuply, OFFERED FOR SALE —BY THE— Land Improvement Association 2 GEO, C. GAYLORD, NAT. P. BROWN, Herada County E. ° LZ ° GEO. E. TURNER, . GEO. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS. BARKER. 560 ACRES OF CHOICR LAND FAVORABLY, SITUATED AND 8250. highly improved. Well fenced and supply ob bak Saker. House nine rooms, hard finisheu, 8 ag barns. Cut 120 tons a A splendid chance torecure one of the best ranches in the county at a LOW PRICE, 3000 ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF THE BEST ORCHARD LAND In § @ the county, situated 2 miles from Nevada City on couuty road. Good house of6 rooms. Bern. 30 tons of hay, :0 head of cattle, 8 horsee 200 chickens, 3 hogs, and including all the plows, harrows, and other small tarming imnplomente 600 TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN ONE MILE OF NEVADA CITy. ® Well fenced. 4000 vines; about four acres of orcherd in full bearing. Sutticient free water for garden anu house use, and water pipe from ditch to the p'ace which all Jays so that it can be well irrigated. Gooi barn, pertlally filled with hay. A $ 3000 165 ACRES OF LAND, WELL FENUED; GOOD HOUSB WITH ® six rooms; good cellar and milk house, Large barn containing 29 tons othay. Favorably im, é FOUR BLOCKS FROM POSTOFFICE. HOUSE situated for outside free cattle range. A good investment if sold $100 8 new and contains 5 rooms, Goed well and pleasant yard. 8 3 1] 60 AN ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF ABSENCE = from the city. There will be off-red for a short time at the above iow pri e, a house containing nine commodieus rooms with all the modern improvements. Centrally located and includes 2 unimproved Jote and @ fine orchard. = TWO HOUSES and lots, favorbly situated on principal $1100 P street in Nevada City. Good and both rented. Must be sold within a few days. ae $350 SIX ACRES of splendid fruit land, adjoining. city limits. _— =~ _A good chance to make a nice rural home, tee WILL PURCHASE one of the prettiest and most profitable places in Northern California, consisting of 100 acres. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the best care and sre fing varieThis land nearly all lies under the ditch and isin a warm, suneei) Will be worth $10,000 in two years. eo 2 : HOUSE AND LOT A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Choice Farm oi \ § 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3 miles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under’ splendid : cultivation. Fine meadow lands that never fail a full crop. Choice fruit tracts in deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and barn. Water conducted to the barn. T vere is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at regulur stumpage price. : : $ 2 250 A RARE OHANCE. 335 acres situated in the : § natural fruit belt of the county. 60 acres under cultivation. «ood house and barn, good well. Situated on. the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and2 miles from Railroait. Good orchard, vegetables and fruits of all kinds grown in. abundance withoutirrigation. Fine timber tracton the land. A splendid purA Beautiful Farm of 640 acres, situated in-a shelchase. 4 $ [ 4000, tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as Penn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, etc. Much of the landis well situated for the growing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands « large scope of free outside range for cattle. $3000 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on athe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley; well located and canbe irrigated from aditch. A number of px I da sprin on the place and is a real bargain at the price. ae ae $500 160 acres of choice land to be sold atthe price named & to settle an estate and is situated on the road leading from Luke City to Columbia Hill. vestment, $ . 600 30 acres of improved orchard land situated in the # warm belt within one mile of Nevada City. Good house and barn. Rock milk house and other buildings. This property is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, With little ‘mprovement could be made worth $5,000 $33 00 : Home and Garden, éontainin ! gin ony limits ; 2 good houses, barn sheds, ete., 500 vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, 40 peach trees, 50 apple, and a fine variety of other fruita, ail under a fine Btate of cultivation, ~ situated on the road leading from Nevada City. to Grass alley. © . a 2550 A new House within 8 blocks of business portion CY) athe cit Containing 8 rooms, bath, cell ouds and stable. ‘A be. utifal situation. © er oe Must be sold. Splendid chance for in4 Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles f, ; S300G scree under cultivation, Good h oe C ouse of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, grain or stock. Ranch—127 acres, patented; 120 acres Plenty of water for irrigation ; ‘Word tract and orchard ; 320 acres, patented: 10 acres ycultivated ; 13¢ acres orchard, with hewn barn and other 50 acres under cultivation : $200 improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada City. 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees ; house, » Sheds, ete. Dwelling of 9 rooms, Bowlder street, N ity. $1 200) int ent. et, ovada City. A good “ Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Ne: samy $2250, pers repair; good cellar and plent arenas City; in of fine fruit ; lot 65 b 160 feet. One of the mort desirable, residence properties 4 n A portion of the tract is well timbered wi 2 wi ell tim for Tusber: only 6 miles from Grass Valley oad Pete A number of good ings on’ the two wagons, 3 place; 1 span horses 18 ows, 1 ements go with the place. e business of fanning, be warm red land fruit belt of Nevada ; Well-wate.ed, and a porup in small tracts to suit puarch ‘ at its profit will twice pay the price of the ecg : of good orchard and grazing land, well-situated, & very profitable place. A good cattle and wood Ranch . 00.22 2+miles from Railroad : ye hee © givers ae be ice.-. Splen203 acres of unim fruit AEE Coe of Nevada City. 7 gphies ruit and alfalfa land within 4miles acres under the water dit bh, and be “ A splendid chance to makea home." °* hose For Further Particulars enquire at the office of the Association, Broad Street, Nevada City; . D = Prelit a PRESTON. Treasurer.. is vcas bas sl: Cte JOHN T. MORGAN. ttiicoom i +. .@ E. BRAND, -' 0 Aces of” Balas Lands 48}¢ acres, 33¢ acres” title. * iq Sap thy f RBEERRESOSETEe crow yorcus

ae vmfieomin ee) THE AMERICAN PARTY, __vesult. Both the great parties are _ agitated over the organization _ which has taken the field, not thet agit expects to be outvoted by it, hut it is impossible to tell the relative strength it will draw from ‘the old parties. Hence the uneasiness manifested in political ci party, with Wigginton at its head for Governor, seems to have originated in Fresno county, . Wigginton, who isa Democrat and former member of Congress -from this State, claims that his supporters in the San Joaquin valley are mostly from the Democratic party. In Oakland a recent canvass seems « toshow that both parties contribute about evenly to his support. So far the organization has no beginning except in a few spots, and is not likely to extend much in the few days left for the cam. ; Mr. Wigginton is said to be a fair speaker, and as his doctrines _-\ @fe somewhat fresh he is likely to @on, ar m the ovtside, we are ‘to believe that the present American party differs from the old ore in several very important particulars: No poner Americans, native or foreign, isto be allowed on account of birtb or. religion. All citizens are on the same plane and entitled to the same, rights anu privileges. But it holds that in the interests of American laborers and good government, a restriction should be put upon immigration. Formerly a respectable class came from Europe, ‘but the worst is generally coming now. Our sixty millions furnish increase enough. We have no more land to give the immigrant. What is left. of the public domain ought to be reserved as the patrimony of the children of nature and foreign ‘born citizens alike. The lot of the laboring ‘class. is growing harder and harder year by year. More the stream of immigration adds to the number. We cannot assimilate the whole, and our duty is to take care of ourselves, Such are some of the arguments used for the existence of a new party. The bulk of Wigginton’s supporters regard Pixley as an ultra and hot representative man of the party. His assaults upon certain members of a church are _not_regarded a orthodox, but Pixley will affiliate for atime with Wigginton, and only for a time. He cannot be harnessed long to any Organization that he cannot control. Probably the main reason the organization and the spirit of] it as the result of his own teach It is stated that the supporters ik of Wigginton are not confined to native Americans alone, . ut quite a number of foreign born are impressed With the necessity of bar ring out the vicious and degraded elements cast upon our shores and are joining in the movement. If it ever gains any momentum a foreign element in its ranks will Bis PN SA i. within judicious limits. TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN. ; The Chronicle of Monday ex: 5 plains. the object of sending circu‘ lars to the candidates for the Legthey intend to vote for U. 8. Senator, to be to give ‘the information to the people. Since it has been snubbed its tone is changed. Not long since it announced its intenwho would not say whether hi was for Sargent or not. The Chronicle of Monday is lignity is only half concealed. es 2 Opening Day. : ‘There will be a grand opening : lings, ete., at the store of ‘Mrs. Mills & Grissell on Thursday,. eis, Oe CTs, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1886. persons are subject who come to _ Anew factor, all at once, seems _ to present itself in this campaign, and deranges calculations as to the . knowing how to sew can have an gles. The so-called American . ! £8" Francisco, will be in Nevada attract crowds out of curiosity. . . : what we can gather, taking the p m of the new organizathan «million people are out of em—_—_—_———— ployment in the United Stutes and BORN. Furmis Stephenson and wife, a son. for his union with the Wiggintot{}"veare Nenaa’ crowd now is, he nieans to claim: {°" ® #90 and 5: attended to. . op0tf CARSON & WETTERAU, Prop's, Application for Patent to a Min: ing Claim, TUNNEL through its dui) authorized J. Michell ley, Nevada county, Cal, has made applihelp to keep it conservative and @ Se ee ee in the plat an office, as follows, viz:— Little Deer Creek, the place notice was posted, and the location, set a the tunnel about 10 ks from which a dog~ islatare, aeking them for whom moe tes Oo —— side of Deer Creek bears § 8° Ww eK dist. Thence variation 18° 30’ east. Ae egal lode marked NBQ MLP ‘0 2. . tion to defeat if possible every one . 10° E 5.70 cha whoisfor Sargent and every onej gene chats bret mance N 8° 10’ E 7 ee ns plypracticing deceit. Its ma17 38-100 meres, uf in Section et Township 16 North, Hange i Je hereby ordered that the ice be hy consecutive weeks, in ap Nevada Transer:pt new: r, @ news: pba ie tof Nor a, in News or Catarrh with good result, having used only one-half bottle I mi convinced that if used as directed] it will cure the worst cases of Ca-} jtarrh. Am so well pleased with it that I shall order more at ‘Jonce.—J. E. Sprague, White Sul. ’ phur Springs, Montana. © Inave used Ely’s Cream Balm for dry Catarrh (to which eastern ee live here ) Ithas proved acure.— B. F. M. Weeks, Denver, Colo. Girls Wanted, Two girls of good character and POWDER opportunity to learn dress-making Mr. J. E. Finuayson, Piano . Tuner and Regulator from M. Gray st., N.Y. —— oat: This powder never varies, “A State. 1831 Mas Musa & Guana, . Bakes enh aed . REPATRING NEATLY DONE 018-3¢ Mrs. MILs RISSELL. xt than the or ae kinds, al 8 o cannot be so! com ONWND Et 2 dain Sas os the multitude of low tele, short . 819-1m ¥. L. FICKE. weight, alum or phosphate pow: . ders: Suen Ph aay “RovAL Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall Ss ia: Gai Ten Ber, me Se FICKE has opened a ve 4 for doM* all kinds of ‘B et and shee ‘a. ikiue im the very best manner and at prices, Mr. Ficke was connected Standard Shoe Company Before the us : Fire, And tlemen desiring boots or shees carte can Toly upon gettin @s geod stock ‘kmanship : and’ wor! Ascam be Mad Anywhere in the ~~ Notice to Creditors. STATE-OF MARY DOWNEY, DE. ceaed City and vicinity Oct. 18. Please leave orders at Carr Bros. Agent for Steinway & ‘Sons, Kranich & Bach, Gabler Bros. an! Reenisch ing Claim. United States Land Offes ae vada ty, Cal., hax made a Mrs. J. Naffziger. . . Proprietress. for th . October 18, 1886. H Gaylord, City, c J I Sykes, Grass Valley,G Rameili, Ranch, E Scheld, San Francisco, A M Allen, City, ~ Mrs Smith, Oakland, Geo Smith, do Mrs W E Dodge, Dix >n, Prof E LeMelville, San Fran, C Maddrill, Railroad, : M Tegler, do J H Helwig and wi, Bloomfield “WW Helwig, do F M Biber, San Francisco, F B Guild, City, E Brownell, do J F Coe, Washington, H.W Blackman, San Francisco, Mrs J V Lowell and fm, do Mrs Ausley, Sacramento. LL TT Lier sce, . . Arrivals atthe fornia, and described in the notes on file in this office, as follows, viz: Survey of Lode Line. WOM L P LP No 2, at north end of lode. Survey of Exterior Boundaries, bou 5,44 chains to chains to post marked W Q M No. 4 ait KOMN M No 6 at 8 W corner; thence N 30° 14m E October, 18, 1886. 9 East, Mt. Diablo Buse and Meridian. Geo Lord, Grass Valley, . W.-H Folsom; arysville, racy», 1881, aoe snot vances in the min\ ng records of aaid county, W Finchly, San Juan, joining claims are the North Banner Treanor, °do Quartz Mines designated on the official plat G. Ramelli, Ranch, * ee give A ; peas rs ‘ rons ing any adverse claims E Bond, city, ‘ thereto are hereby required to present the Mrs Caldwell, Sen Francisco, . same before this office within. sixty days Dr Harris, Grass Valley, from ee cECDET OTE rte ; ‘ i. Reyiat ir, W H Wiseman, Blue Tent, It is hereby ordered’ that the foregoing GW Downey. nceville, — notice be published ‘or sixty days, or ten J Sullivan, Moore's Flat, Coon Seaman, city, W J Britland, city, W._H Adams, Grass Valley, J H Hundy, San Francisco, T, Hoekxing, Grass Valley, Jno Berryman, Washington, P. Edmonds, Grass Valley, Sam Peek, Blue Tent, E Charonnat, mine, OSchlam, San Francisco, And 28 others. consecutive weeks, in by sagan we Daily Transcript newspaper, * a newspaper published in the town of Nevada, in Nevada county, Valifornia, that being the nearest newspaper to the iand described therein, SELDEN HETZE.,, Register. The first day of publication wason the 19th day of October, 1886, COLONIZATION COMPANY 606 DATTERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO. ~!FNDSFOR. CIRCULARS AND TRSTI Ss monials, giving fullinformation. Cheaants ; fise climate ; igs of water; ea p erms ; regular seasons, No Import or Bx) ort Duties, and no Taxes for ten years, At Grass Valley, October 15, 1885, to ey DIED. At Grass Valley, Oct. 16, Tho mas Terrill, ed Gi — A native of County Corny all, wlan De CHANGE OF TIME. Nevada City and Grass Valley Bus Line, TIME TABLE; NTIL further notice the "Bus will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours: Lease Grass alley at &:30and 9:00 a, x. and 1:00, 3:45 and 6.45 P. w. ve Nevada pity at 8:00 and 10:00 4. wy, P.M, FAITR! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE on Ladies and gentlemen called for in any pert of the city without extra charge. rers . ft at either Hotel will be promptly Grass Valley Orphan Asylam ENo. 1582.) 7 WILL BE WELD BY 4H8 —— . United States Land Office, ae ! Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 16th, 1886. * J) OTICE is hereby given, that THE , NORTH BANNER CONSOLIDATED COMPANY, a corporation, int, Thomas LADIES OF NEVADA OITY AT Grass ValSe whose postoffice the “North Banner uartz Mine,in Nevada mining district, evada county, California, and descr*bed d field notes. on file in this Survey of Lode Line. Commencing at a tunnel on the Etunt’s EXrall, ledge in where locavion : initial point of post marked NBQMLPM 01, near the north and to the south of USare 8 54345 W 54 to an od tunnel 2 85° 33° E 22.66 chains to t set During the last wéek of the present month, Comm t 7 o’clouls p. m. on Exterior Boundaries, . Daniel Collins...__ Of Grass Valley mar o2, ence 38°. &. B. Potter..... Y > peas Soa ee M. B. B. Potter Ot Nevada City No 3; thence S36° W22.] LWeeday, Oct, 2e6,/ tmarked NBQMNo 4, at Joseph Gilbert..... Of Grass Valley 3 Ecorner; thence 8 88° 10° W'9,95 chains FoR CORQNER vat § Woorer marked NB QM BJ : No6, and W QM Nod; thence 34° 10° johnson chains to post marked NB QM No 6, 5.08 inning, and containing . ignated as lot No m isic, and Dancing will be in. me Minas ace Sa re cor nvit to at and assist in the good cause,” ' ~ She et *. SEL. 4 foreyoing pu red for sixty days, or ten ist. _ 018-36 é [No. 1683.} Application for } ater toa Minjianos, “tf fprcremento, Cal., October 15, 1886, f . 4! OTICE is hereby given, that the North LN BannerCon. Tunnel Company, aco 2 Arriyals at the ation, through its author zed agent, 08, UNION HOTEL J. Michell » hose Postoffice is Grass Va ley, Ne 4 . pplication for tent for the Woodvilk Quartz Mine, in the vevat'a Mining District, Nevada county, ‘Cal'lat and fielu Commencing at a point on south boundary of the claim (previously establish. d by reference to poengghn: Soom oad gore — of location), the on ES ag deot a it in foe mound marked © 1, on south slope. of hill about 2.50, chains north of Little Deer Creek, from which a black oak 8 sec. dia bears N524° FO 641 chains dist +» ® small spruce bears N 885° W O 43 Chains dist, Thence variation 18° 30 min. E N 80° 14 min. E 22.72 chains to post marked W QM Commence at north lode post marked W QMLP ho. 2, Thence angle of deffection from lode line 52° 83 min, E to left. Deviation 5 min. west along the northern of the clam, N 82° 47 nin. E marked W QM No. 8, a N E corner; thence 8 84° 16 min. W 24.00 ‘o 5, at 8 E corner; thenceS 827° 47 min, W 9,08 chains to post marked + Q 22.72 chains to post marked W-Q M No. 6 . NAL at N W corner, thence N 82° 47 min. E 8.70 NATIONAL HOTEL. . . chains to place of beginning, and containing Rector Bros.... Propricrors, . 18 16-100 acres and designated as Lot Ne ". 73.in S-otion 16, Township 16 North, Range SaidJocation was made by A, Gault, FebMEXICAN “ A. B. Dibbie..... '.-Of Grass Valle Bloomfield, Eureka & Washington Townships ng’s amave:O! Fing-ring for the Piano, . BS. M FARLEY has returned tro M San Francisco wen tor Pane ren eethed of Fin cring fur cm : 1aN0 bea vig now prepared to give . Notice is hereby given by the a ed, executor of the last will of Mary Downey, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons bape, claims inst . . the. said deceased, to exhibit them with the vouchers within fuur months after the deat publicat on of this notice, to the said executor, at the Downey House, near Spen:eville, Nevada county, California, the same being the place for the trans: od os Nevada 0 ty, Ook 16 sos Dated at Nev: ty, Oct. 5 7a, W. DO-VNEY, Executer of the last will of Mary Downey, de ‘e ised. : Cross & Simonds, Attys for Executor. PW M ". mF All Political Announcements Musr BR PAID FOR IN AD* VANCE, For Justice of the Peace. Nevada Township, L. GARTEE, oe RAGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE —o FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN F. SWIFT nee will he a candidate for Election Nov. 2d, 1886. at L. Cc. MOREHOUSE, tion—2d District, Constable of Nevada Township, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE . For State Board of Equaliza-“ Of San Francisco. YOR LIEUTENANT €OVEREOR, R. W. WATERMAN, Of San Bernardino. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, Walter S. Moore Ot Los Angeles. “FOR STATE CONTROLLER, J. E. Denny, abe 1 SYKES, REGULAR REPUBLICAN§NOMINEE For Assemblyman, Fifteerth District. Of Tulare. bag FOR STATE TREASURER, J. H. Neff Of Placer. YOR AITORNEY-GENERAI,, C W, CRwvss, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. . W.H. H: Hart,

Of San Franciéco. FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, Republican Meetings, & HON. A. WALRATH, REV. J. SIMS HON. J. I. 8) KES HON. W. D. LONG, ER4S8T08S BOND, A. J. TIPFANY, Will address the people on «the ise sues of the day, at the foHow: ing places and times stated : You Bet, Oct. 20, Boca, Oct. 22, Truckee, Oct. 23. O@Township Committees will, please make all necessary arrangements. yy order ; E, ROBINSON, Ch’m. County Central Com. A. R. Lorn, Secretary. For State Senator. Theodore Reichert, ‘ABROTY, A. For Rail: oad Commissioner. . i REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Of San. Francisco. FOR SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Ira G. Hoitt, Of San Franciséo. D COLLINS, bd * Fer Ccunty As re REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CLERK OF SUPREVE CoURT, James.-A.: Orr, Of Plumas. FOR RAILROAD COMMISSION BR, R*™. J. SIMS, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For A:semblymian---14th Dist’t. A. Abbott, Of Sacramento. FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, L. C. Morehouse, c* BR. CLARKE, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE, : For Sheriff. Of Alameda JUSTICNS OF THE SUPREME coURT, A. Van R. Patterson, Of San Joaquin. Py . AMES L. MORGAN, RE@ULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE For County Clerk. T. B. McFarland, Of Sacramento. Noble Hamilton, Of Alameda. DEMOCRATIC . ‘State Ticket. — Election, September (2d, 1886, ee A d. TIFFANY, ° B N. SHOECRAFT, ° REGULA REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For Supt. of Schools. eerie FOR CONGRESS, J. GC. CAMPBELL, REGULAREDEMOCRATIO NOMINER ‘For Treasurer. Of Stockton. ated FOR GOVERNOR, WASHINGTON BARTLETT, FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, Michaei F. Tarpéy..... Of Alameda FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, Ww MAGUIRE, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMINER For Asse:sor, FOR SENATOR, A. Walrath, Of Nevada City. William ¢c. Hendricks... Of Butte FOR CONTROLLER, John P. Dunn ..., Of San Francisco . FOR STATE TREASURER, Det! G BEATTY, REGULAR REPUBLICAN _NOMIN Ex} For County Clerk. PORISHERIF?, : George Lord, Of Grass Valley. YOR COUNTY CLERK, Adam Merold..... Of Santa Clara FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, George A. Sobnason....:02 Sonoma 7OR SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSSRUCTION, Andrew J. Moulder..0! San Francisco FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, E. O. Miller.......... Ot Tulare FOR CLERK OF "HE SUPREME CouRT, J, @. Spencer ...... Of Stanisi estes (BOND, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINER For Recorder, Fr. .G. Beatty, Of Grass Valley. FOR RECORDER, ASSOCIATE JUSTICZS OF THE SUPREME COURT, (FoR THR UNEXPIRED TERM) Jackson Tempie.:...,.. Of Sonoma (FoR THE Lone TERM) Jeremiah F. Sullivan .Of San Franci H®** MeNULTY, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINE® For Treasurer. John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. FOR DISTRICT «ATTORNEY, — W. D. Long, F.8 Myron Waters...., Of San Bernardino CONGRESSMAN, (skcoxD DISTRICT) Marion Biggs......... Of Butte RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, (eins pisrricr) ‘ae J. A. Filemer......... Of Placer _. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, ; (SECOND DicrRicr) ee Charles HW. Randall... Of Tuclumné NEVADA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. mee FOR STATE SENATOR, ©. W. Cross.....,. Of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, ; (FOURTEENTH DISTRICT) Themas S. Ford.... Of Nevada City (FIFTEENTH DISTRICT) William MH. Hill.....,. FOR SHERIFF, Cal. R. Clarke N FOR COUNTY CLERK jou RAPP, € REGULAR REPUBLICANJNOMIXER ~~ w.> LONG, _——. (ykorce LORD, % For Sheriff, re s : A WALRATH, For Recorder. REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINFE For District Attorney. REGULAR REPUBIICAN NOMINE , —_——L —_ REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE _ For Senator, James L. Morgan.. _ Of Cherokee William Maguire. ___ Of Lowell. Hill FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B.N. Sheecraft...._. Of Nevada City FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, FOR COUNTY ASssxssoR, FOR PUBLIC ADMIN ISTKATOR, eases Siac ene Of Grass Valley FOR CUUNTY SUPtRVISORS, — (THIRD visTaict) And continuing ew *h evening} to the + M. Pridgeon...... Of Lake Cit Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. end of the week. (FourtH bisrricr) os a pt Said location was made by Edward Tinney : Bridgeport and Ry Ready Townships, Fis this you wk. een tt. sis tos Stoning al mM. Brophy ns MH Cherokee le an hrs shan Mea eh eee ae 3 = “North Banner” quartz mines, designated = : 23 = art 78 and . Forpectively. Th : me —— D persuns holding any adverse claims E ' there h jired to’ presen F Sree pure. . Rms eigen oe "Shte, Beets . COYNE'S ‘miND wiht, piscoURE GERMAN METUOD . Jey where she has learned Instructions a : ADMISSION,..... s-25 CRNTS Playing. Ww P. SOWDEN, a inewnc . aS ACADEMY Saturday, October 24, 1886, 4 GENTLEMEy’s Chass will meet Monday or mo es" AND GENTLEWAS’s Chass, WedK2GULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE For Justice cf the Peace, NEVADA city Sa Will open Scheel ove Beni Sebel atte _—— * also given fin Guitar . sire, a7 im . Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF scmooLs, J A. J. Tiffany, Of Nevada City. FOR eanineati Henry McNulty, Of Moore’s Flat. FOR ASsEssoR, Erastus Bond, Of Nevada City, POR PuBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, D. E. Osborne, Of Grass Valley. ror sunveror, Charles E. Uren, Of Grass Valley. ~: neice FOR @oRoNER, ‘: William Powell, Of Grass Valley. ASSEMBLY NOMINEES, — : FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, Rev. J. Sims, Of Nevada City. PIPTEENTH District, ‘John I. Sykes, Of Grass Valley. “ : THIRD EirRcr, kh T. Cine Of Graniteville, FCURTH DIsTRICR, L. D. Rathbun, nS AON “AR ge A A AT is \ 15000 County Nominees}: }gra the county. ' ‘gait, @vorably located and well-watered stock tanch f $2500, ai, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a laden feos Tange. ~ suitable for m Railroad. A well-improved Farm favorabl situated, ‘tontai: i ae $350 1270 acres ; 70 acres under cultivation ,and all the iract baceat head cattle mower, rake, black and tools, and various other arming im co — shop Everything ready to go forward went A large tract of fine Agricultural consisting $10,000 «acres, situated in t " oy ae Vounty, and only § miles from Grass Valley tion well-timbered with d ne : in one lot or divided oak and pine suitable for lumber ; will be sold enough can be cut th: $10 . 240 ecres “+ and when improved will be : did'elgnen range. Timber will more than pay for the p SUPERVISOR NOMINEES. $1295 RO e — irrigated cueuply, OFFERED FOR SALE —BY THE— Land Improvement Association 2 GEO, C. GAYLORD, NAT. P. BROWN, Herada County E. ° LZ ° GEO. E. TURNER, . GEO. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS. BARKER. 560 ACRES OF CHOICR LAND FAVORABLY, SITUATED AND 8250. highly improved. Well fenced and supply ob bak Saker. House nine rooms, hard finisheu, 8 ag barns. Cut 120 tons a A splendid chance torecure one of the best ranches in the county at a LOW PRICE, 3000 ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF THE BEST ORCHARD LAND In § @ the county, situated 2 miles from Nevada City on couuty road. Good house of6 rooms. Bern. 30 tons of hay, :0 head of cattle, 8 horsee 200 chickens, 3 hogs, and including all the plows, harrows, and other small tarming imnplomente 600 TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN ONE MILE OF NEVADA CITy. ® Well fenced. 4000 vines; about four acres of orcherd in full bearing. Sutticient free water for garden anu house use, and water pipe from ditch to the p'ace which all Jays so that it can be well irrigated. Gooi barn, pertlally filled with hay. A $ 3000 165 ACRES OF LAND, WELL FENUED; GOOD HOUSB WITH ® six rooms; good cellar and milk house, Large barn containing 29 tons othay. Favorably im, é FOUR BLOCKS FROM POSTOFFICE. HOUSE situated for outside free cattle range. A good investment if sold $100 8 new and contains 5 rooms, Goed well and pleasant yard. 8 3 1] 60 AN ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF ABSENCE = from the city. There will be off-red for a short time at the above iow pri e, a house containing nine commodieus rooms with all the modern improvements. Centrally located and includes 2 unimproved Jote and @ fine orchard. = TWO HOUSES and lots, favorbly situated on principal $1100 P street in Nevada City. Good and both rented. Must be sold within a few days. ae $350 SIX ACRES of splendid fruit land, adjoining. city limits. _— =~ _A good chance to make a nice rural home, tee WILL PURCHASE one of the prettiest and most profitable places in Northern California, consisting of 100 acres. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the best care and sre fing varieThis land nearly all lies under the ditch and isin a warm, suneei) Will be worth $10,000 in two years. eo 2 : HOUSE AND LOT A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Choice Farm oi \ § 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3 miles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under’ splendid : cultivation. Fine meadow lands that never fail a full crop. Choice fruit tracts in deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and barn. Water conducted to the barn. T vere is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at regulur stumpage price. : : $ 2 250 A RARE OHANCE. 335 acres situated in the : § natural fruit belt of the county. 60 acres under cultivation. «ood house and barn, good well. Situated on. the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and2 miles from Railroait. Good orchard, vegetables and fruits of all kinds grown in. abundance withoutirrigation. Fine timber tracton the land. A splendid purA Beautiful Farm of 640 acres, situated in-a shelchase. 4 $ [ 4000, tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as Penn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, etc. Much of the landis well situated for the growing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands « large scope of free outside range for cattle. $3000 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on athe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley; well located and canbe irrigated from aditch. A number of px I da sprin on the place and is a real bargain at the price. ae ae $500 160 acres of choice land to be sold atthe price named & to settle an estate and is situated on the road leading from Luke City to Columbia Hill. vestment, $ . 600 30 acres of improved orchard land situated in the # warm belt within one mile of Nevada City. Good house and barn. Rock milk house and other buildings. This property is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, With little ‘mprovement could be made worth $5,000 $33 00 : Home and Garden, éontainin ! gin ony limits ; 2 good houses, barn sheds, ete., 500 vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, 40 peach trees, 50 apple, and a fine variety of other fruita, ail under a fine Btate of cultivation, ~ situated on the road leading from Nevada City. to Grass alley. © . a 2550 A new House within 8 blocks of business portion CY) athe cit Containing 8 rooms, bath, cell ouds and stable. ‘A be. utifal situation. © er oe Must be sold. Splendid chance for in4 Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles f, ; S300G scree under cultivation, Good h oe C ouse of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, grain or stock. Ranch—127 acres, patented; 120 acres Plenty of water for irrigation ; ‘Word tract and orchard ; 320 acres, patented: 10 acres ycultivated ; 13¢ acres orchard, with hewn barn and other 50 acres under cultivation : $200 improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada City. 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees ; house, » Sheds, ete. Dwelling of 9 rooms, Bowlder street, N ity. $1 200) int ent. et, ovada City. A good “ Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Ne: samy $2250, pers repair; good cellar and plent arenas City; in of fine fruit ; lot 65 b 160 feet. One of the mort desirable, residence properties 4 n A portion of the tract is well timbered wi 2 wi ell tim for Tusber: only 6 miles from Grass Valley oad Pete A number of good ings on’ the two wagons, 3 place; 1 span horses 18 ows, 1 ements go with the place. e business of fanning, be warm red land fruit belt of Nevada ; Well-wate.ed, and a porup in small tracts to suit puarch ‘ at its profit will twice pay the price of the ecg : of good orchard and grazing land, well-situated, & very profitable place. A good cattle and wood Ranch . 00.22 2+miles from Railroad : ye hee © givers ae be ice.-. Splen203 acres of unim fruit AEE Coe of Nevada City. 7 gphies ruit and alfalfa land within 4miles acres under the water dit bh, and be “ A splendid chance to makea home." °* hose For Further Particulars enquire at the office of the Association, Broad Street, Nevada City; . D = Prelit a PRESTON. Treasurer.... is vcas bas sl: Cte JOHN T. MORGAN. ttiicoom i +. .@ E. BRAND, -' 0 Aces of” Balas Lands 48}¢ acres, 33¢ acres” title. * iq Sap thy f RBEERRESOSETEe crow yorcus