August 13, 1890 (4 pages)

t e The Daily Tea seri “ cag Po Pm anie nt i Sete . ee ae Ordinance No. 95. : tiated ok No. ee ——— . — ee ae mt = a ‘ : : Progressive, : a ae -Poralar An Ordinance to Create and Define Fire. ~ Application for Patent T Gnited seit tand ode Seems, Gu, can ‘t AD. RATES. ; 3 What ji ; : Limits for the City ‘of Nevada’ to, nah = % 2 June the approximate. rail ane aT tale, for first-class pas‘gage from Nevada City tothe points named: a . 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This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth af both sexes to an almost mited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms: unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes; pain in tb. nead, ring ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chartots, uneasiness: about lo’ weakness of the limbs, confused vision. unted. intell loss of confidence, lifidsace in approaching strangers; a dislike to form new scquaintances, tion to shun society, of memory, nectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, raring signing ieunarionnd consumption, aweats, monomania a frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, 8 so afflicted should apply immediatefy either in person or by letter.and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode treating these diseases, which never fails of eftecting a quick and radical cure. 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A real bargain. $2 1 50--425 acres of good frnit and vevetable land; two yood:houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence. $4 150--104 acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. Arare chance to secure a profitable farnn at a low price. $2500.-«125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn; some ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. Best Pca eee Sar TIMBER WAIN DS $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is yery rich and will make axcellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow-Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage-for a desirable home. saan es &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have allkinds of Lands at. prices ranging trom $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Hasy. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND’ IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ; (Regular Price $6 a Year) wore . THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for .$6 50 a Year ! {OFFER NO. 2.] THE NEVADA DAILY. TRANSCRIPT ( Regular Price $6 a Year). VwwitTEet THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ‘ (Regutar Price $6 a Year): \OFFER NO. 1. Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one ut the Combinations You Mast Pay in Advance for One Year, Those in arrears for the TRanscrrert now mast pay up in full, and:also pay ene year’s combination price in advance. . The Daily Transcript Isthe senting pare of Northern Central California—a position ithas maintained since it was: establis! in 1860. 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The general fire limits of the City of Nevada shallinclu e the whole of the following blocks as designated on the Official) td of the City of Nevada, according tothe Official survey made by H. 8. Bradley in 1869, viz :. Blocks 4,5, 7, 13,14, 16, 21; 29, 3), 81 and 35, which are hereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Blocks. SECTION 2. All buildings hereafter erected, commenc~ ed, constructed or completed within the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada shall be made ana constructed as fullows : Kach and every room and apartment within the building shall have the ceiling and sides latned ane. plastered; PROVIDED, wainscoting not exceeding four (4) feet in heightmay alsc be used, and PROVIDING that sheet-iron or any non-combustible substance may be used instead of lath and laster ; the exterior walls of every such uilding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we .ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of 1rOn, brick or stone; PROVIDED thatifiron, brick or stone be so Used in the construction of the exterior walls of buildings —general Fire Limits then the interior need. not be lathed anc lastered or otherwise lined asin this Secion provided, but if finished or partitioned off it ust conform to the foregoing provisions of this Section. 3 ssection shall be held to apply to buildings intended for ordinary business purposes or dwellings, and shall not be held to apply to ‘stables, barns,woodsheds, waterelosets: or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDED, thatany such structure so exempted, which may_be hereafter commenced to be built, shall, before being s0 commenced. located with due regard to its proximity and danger tu adjuining property, and shail not be exempted as herein Sopa for, unless a permitin writiug is first obtained from the Marshal or Chief Engineer, and the s.id permit shall be granted under the a. gay on of a majority of the Tuwn Tius8. Any structure within the generai fire imits, named in this Section, as being privileged to exemption fromthe requirements of this Section,which may have been erected contrary to the provisions 01 any existing Ordinance shall be allowed to remain unmolested. SECTION 8. The special fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded and described as fol lows: First, Commencing at the intersection ofthe midd e of York street wish the midale of Broad street, running thence along the middle of Broad street tu the midule of Piae . street; thence along the miudie of Pine street to the middie of Commercial street: thence alung the middle of Commercial street to the middie of .York street; thence aloug the middie of Yorks streettv the placeof commencement, and facteaue all wi bin said boundaries ani im second. From the intérsection of the middle .f Broad street with the middle of Pine street, thence along the middle of rine street to the middle of Commercial street, including sll buildings trouting on Pine street between Broad street ana CommerCial street. Thud. From the iutersection of the middle of Commercial street with the middle of Piue street, thence along the middle of Commercial street to the easter/y line of Mrs. Charlotte Jeffries’ lot, thence along the easterly line of said lut to the center of Uregon Ravine, theace duwn the middie uf Oregon Kavine tothe corner of Pine and Commercial streets; and inciuding all within said poundaries and limits. SECTION 4. All buildings erected within the special fire limits, shall be made and constructed as follows: Kvery .0om to havea ceiling lathed and plastered abd the exterior walis of each and every building te be constructed of iron, brick or stone fiom the grouud up, the entire height of said walls, und each and every outside door, and each and every outside window of said bnildings, aud each of them to be pro: vided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates nut less thau three-sixteeuths ot aninch, whichcan besecurely closed And it shall be unlawful, oud a violation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or cOmmMence to construct cr continue to constiuct, or cause or precure to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or assist in constructivg, or to maintain or occupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within the general orspecial fire limits, eny building or structure otherwise than as in this ordinance provided, or contrary to the provisions of this ordinance: SECTION 5, yf the outer walls ofiron, brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the front, . rear and side wals. SECTION 6. The gates walls of all buildings of cither brick: or stone, or of both, tu be used us stores, wxrehouses, hotels or shops, shall be at least sixteen inches in thickness, in the basement cor feundation story aud for the first story, and at least twelve inches in thickness iorthe second stury: ‘Ibe outer walis of all buildings to be used #8 dwelling houses, sheds, stubles or other outhouses hereafter to be erected shal! for a two stury building orless, be at leust twelve inches in thickness forthe firststory,and at least eight inches in th.ckness for the second story. All partition walls shall extend from the foundation through the rovf, the samie assice yale or party walls, and such partition walis shall be ut leasteight inches in thivkness. ‘ihe roof shall be composed of, or covered with, such muterial as wil afford reasonable protection egaiust fire. SECTION 7. No brick or stone wall shall be supported upon stringers of wood; and it shali be unlawful for any. persun to raise, build upon, or alter sny building of brick and stone or both, unless the same-is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of tnis ordinance. SECTION 8, It+hall be unlawful for any person to smoke hams, bacon, sausage, or any meats whatever in houses,other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve fui to Construct, use or maintain any chimney .r flue attached to, or connected with any structure within the genera, or special fire limits, unless the same shall be constracted of stone, brick or terra-cotta from theground up, saiu chimney or flue to exteud at least ubree feet above the roof or outer wail of guid building. SECTION 9. any per on using or occupying any building within the Peper or special tire limits of the City of Nevada which has heretofore been, or may hereafter be’constructed or erected coutrary to the provisions of this or any other Ordinance of the ity of Nevada rela ing tufires or the prevention of fires is declured guilty of maintaining a pute nuisauce (unless specially exempted y the provisions of this Ordinance) and said nuisance shall be abated in the manner provided by law for he abatement of public nuisances. The Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat any time to abate and remove such nuisance. SECTION 10. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinanceshali be deemed guiity of s misdemeanor, and upon cunviction thereof shall be punished by a fine U. 8, Lana OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, California, June 26, 1890. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N Champion Mining Company, & cor ration, whose post office aduress 18 022 ontgomery street, San Francisco, nets vt California, has this day flied its applicat “eo fora patent for the Chumpiou ousolidate Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with the voaes and veins-therein contained, bearing gu and other metals, situated in. Nevade City Mining District, County of Nevada and pone of Cailfurnia,. and designated by the fie la notes and official platon file in this office us Lots A and B, containi:g Mineral Lote Nos. 182, 188, 184, 185, 186 and 197, and .Lot C, or Mill site Lot No. 188, in Township 16, North Kange 8 East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridien, Said Consolidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site being described as tuiwit: 3° Md toe A. B. and. are situated in Ne yada City Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are described a llows,to wit: ala lot A. 18 described as follows: It in cludes withinits buundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Yeurs and Climax lodes being one coatanuous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 feet of the New Yeurs Extension lude, 1,412.4 feet of the New Yeurs loJe and 096.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continusus jodé commencing at a point N, 4 degrees 57’'W. (Mag. Var, 18 degrees 32’ E.) 13.00 chains from secvion corner commun tosec tious 11, 12, 18 and 14in Township 16 North ange 8 Eust Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 1v degrees 3! West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as shown by said field notes and plat, The surface paaete of suid Lot A. are described as follows: ae Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence Ee tg 42 degrees 30’ E. 3.49 chains or 230.8 feet, theuce dey 78 aegrees W. .88 chain» or 58.1 feet, thence B—N, 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48,8 Pfeet, thence 4.—N, 78 degrees E. .32 chains 4.4 feet, thence 6.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—N.75 degrees < 1.70 chains or 112.2f eet, thence 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W. 32.25 chains or 2128.5 feet, thence 8.—S. Waegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 thence L—S. 2 degrees 30’E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence \ lv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £, 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence 1l.—S. .6 degrees 20’ E. .69 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 14. N.75 degrees E. 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Contalming 18.83 acres. Ag the same i4.more particularly described in said tield notes at pages 1U7 to 113 thereof, sand Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 183 and 184, said: Lot A: embraces the Lode Claims known as the “New Yearg’* the notice of which is recorded-in Book‘? of Mining Notices pp.561in the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, Califuruia (see pp. 10-11 said field notes) also the re-location thereof the uotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp. 711-713 said Recurds (see pp./l-zo said field notes), also tne New Yeurs EXxteusion tue uotice of Wuich is recorded inKuok 7 of Mining Notices pp. 230-231 said records (see pp. 8-2U suid fiela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of whichis recorded in book 9 pp. 713 714 of said BKecords. (see pp 18 W said field notes) aiso the ‘*Climax’’ the notice of Which is recorded in book 7 ot Mining Records pp. 41-42 suid Records (see pp. 26-27 sdid fleid notes). Said Lots. is described us follows: It includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet of continuous lode known as the Muiler and Philip Lode being 62 feet of the Mu ler loge, suv feet of the Philliplode, which lode is situated anu described ca follows : Gummencing at the quarter sections 11 and 1z, said ‘‘ownship and Kange, thence North & degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chaius, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the south end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mulleriode and from which point said Phillip jJode bears N, 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet and said Muller lode Dears 8, 33 degrees 16’ EK. 262 feet. Said Lot B. also incitides within its bounduriés 904 2 feet of the lode known as the Ural lode which is situated aud described as foilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. 23 Jegrees 37’ W. 18,14 chains, thence 3. 28 Gegrees 15’ W. 7.70 chains or 508.4 féetto the south eud of suid Ural lode tine fram which pointeaid lode line bears N. 4degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains ur 904.2 feet., The surface boundaries of said Lot b are described as f.Jiows: Commencing at suid quarter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 4y W. 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains thence 8, 33 degrees 15 EK. 2t2 feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place of beginning, thenc 1—s. 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 cHains or 136.6 feet,thence Z—N. so degrées 15 W. 4.41 chains or 29. feet, thence : 8—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N. 60 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, thence 5-—N’, 64 degrees E. 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 15’ W. 4.72 chains or 311,5 feet,thence 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 8—N, &7 degrees E. §.00 chains or 528 feet, thence 9—8. 14 degrees 20’ E.4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence ; lu—S. 28 degrees 15’ W. 10.64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence li—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 98 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, thence. "18—8. 52 degrees 30’ E. 1.18 chains or 77.9 feet, thence 14-8. 64 degrees W, .65 chains or 42.9 feet. Containing 18,07 acres. As the sume is more particularly described in said field notes at Pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot & contains Mineral 1.ote Nos, 185, 186 and 187. Said lot embraces within said boundaries the lode claims known as the Phillip, the potice of which is recorded in Book 5, of Miniog Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid Kecords (see pp. 25-29 ot said field notes) alsothe “Muller Claim,” the notice of whicn is recorded in Book 5 of Mining Notices pp. 234 of said Kevords (see page 30 of said fieid notes) also the “Ural Claim,’ the natice of which is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Notices, pp. 649-650, said Records. (See pp. 3134 of paid field notes.) Also the re-location of said “Ural Claim,” the notice of which ig recorded in Book 9 of Mining Records pp. 715 aud 716, suid Records. (See pp. 3638 cf said field notes.) Said LotC. isdescrib ed as follows:Commencing ata point N. 4 degrees 57’. W. 13.05 chaius from the Section corner conimon sections 11, 12, 18 and 14, in said ‘township, thence 1—8. 42 degrees 30’ W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, thence 2— N. 26 degrees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet, thence 3—N. 7) degrees KW. 392 chains or 258.7 feet. Containing .44 acres as the sameis more particulariy described in said tield notes at page 141 thereof. . Said Lot C. embraces within its limits the “Champion Mill site,” notice of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. aid Bold hoves.) fald Lor Gta tiao' teties Bu notes. tL, is al Mia site, Lot No. 138. BP esse er 0 e R. C, Walrath, John V. Hunter and others, owning the Providence Guild Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida ted Wyoming Gold Mining Company, a corof not iess than twenty-five dollars, and not exceeding one hunured dollars, or by imprison mens iui the city prison nut exceed: ng ten deys for each uffense, at the discretion of the Justice of the Peace by whom Se eniah mers is yeeros § en a fine isimposed the judgment ma direct that the defendant ws Topriaaten uctil the fine is satisfied not exceeding one day for every dollar of the fine. SECTION 11. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limits which may hereafter be oan: aged by fire, or otherwise, to an exient exceeding one-hali of its value, shall not be repaired or-rebuilt without complying with the requirements of this Ordinance relating to the erection of new buildings; but where the danfiege is less than one-half the value ofthe property injured, then the said property may bé repaired to its former contion, SECTION 12, Itshall be the duty of the Marshal an Chief Engineer to have this Orditienee strictly enforced. : All Crdinances and parts of Ordinances ko faras they conflict or are i ist poration, owning Lots No. 56 and No. 76, U. 8. patent-, the Wyoming and Ural Mines. Auay and ail persons Claiming adversely any portion of said Champion Consvlidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site, Mine or gurlace ground, are required to file their adverse Claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at bacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days erivd of penne on hereof, or they will e barred by virtue of the provisions of tae Statute. SELDEN HETZEL. Megister. Edward Lynch, Attorney for Appli . Fresnv, Cal,, b. O. Box $13, — It is hereby ordered, that the foregoin; Notice of application for Patent be pebilake ed for the period of rixty days in the Nevuda Duily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada County, State of California, SELDEN HETZEL. Register. The first day of the publication of the ewpotng notice was on the 26th day of June with the provisions of this Ordi heréby repealed. ee iactehteidine tay a8 . id Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. sclaunsuliiars The first publicatson of. this Ordinan Was made on the 25th day of July, 1890. ' D. S. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling, Transporting, Eto, . ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID To the Transportation of b ieducal onepebion sasone foe The Dry Oak Wood Tor sate in {lota ‘from 1 to 600 cords eee) Derbeo Blue Gravel Mining Oompany, HE * ANNUAL MEETING OF THE T btockholders of the above named Comany for the election of ‘:rustees to nerve or the ensuing yeur, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held on #uese gay, August 5th, 1880, at the hour of 8 o’clocg P. M. at the office of the Company, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. ‘Transfer books will be closed on Friday a vd Fi 12 o’clock M. il Office No. yp alegy 522 Mon Francisco, California. tee . eed re: Wwe WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE manin your county, No experience required; permanent postion for three years, Salary increased each year, Lagh' easy, genteel business. Money advance forsalary, advertising, etc, argest m4 uf'rain ourline, Enclose two portals Centennial M’fgCo., “Cinety' for the Ja, containing 160 f lan Bit . 1B Fee ie BloomAela’ Mining: vining claimants are A. Walrath, . TIVE IS HEREBY “GIVEN~ N° Caen greg A b ae Searls, her Attorney in fe whose Post Office address i ao Van N Avenue, Francisco, Meer ome : aap flied po °upplication: ra potent on . Placer ar. ats cl County of Nevada, and tense of California, in Towaship oo ¢ ) North Kanye, Ten (29) East of Mount Di Meridian, — said Lot being described as follows, to-wic : ‘ihe South West Quarter (8. W. 1-4) of Section Twenty eight (28) Township bighteen (18) North of Kange Ten (10) Last Mt. Diablo Basoand Meridian. Containing One Hundred and Sixty (160) acres of Placer Mining land, : ‘phe location of this mine is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of sevada (va: in Book ¥, Page 246.0f Mining locations, The adjosing claimants are Watt. Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Fincer Mine un the West. Any and all persons eluiming adversely any portion of suid GorduaP.acer Mine or surface ground, are reqttred tu file their ndverse Claims ‘with tue Register of the United states Laud Office, atSucramento, in thecounty uf Sacramh uto, Vai yduriug the sixty days’ period of publication here f, or they wilt be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered, that the f ving notice of a; p'icatiou for Patent be pubiisbhva forthe perlud of sixty days, (ten oonsecutive week), in the NEVADA DAILY ‘trnanaOnIFT Ae spaper published at Ne-. vada.City, California,” SELDEN. HETZEL, Register, FRED, SEaRLS, Atturney for Applicant. The firet publication of this notice’ was made onJnne 6th, 48v0, " Constable's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, Is—_e out = — ¥: ‘Wadsworth’s Court of sevada ‘Township, County of Nevada, state of California, Gatea tne 90mm day of June, 1890, in a certain action wherein K. M, Sauvage as Plaintiff. recovered: judgment against ‘The Nevada Guild Mining Company, a Corporation, as Defendant, for the sum of $191.00 Dollars damages, and $42.60 Dollars costs of shit and all costs that mney Scere on the 17th day of June, 1840. Ihave levied upon the following described property, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of minin round known as the Fortuaea Mine situated, buutone pile sourh west of Nevada City in Nevada Yownship,-County of Nevada state of California, at the junction of the upper Grass Valley and Nevada City and Kough and Keady Roads, consisting of two quartz mining claims known ag the i'eiseverance and Live Yankee claims, being mineral entries, Nos, 8¥ and WW, according tothe United states official survey in section. 43, ''p. 16, North Range 8, &. M.U, B. and M., and entered inthe Lund office of the United otates at Sacramenty, California, together with allimprovements consigting of shafts, tunnels, hoisting works, hoisting machinery, engines, boilers and the tenements, herditaments and appurtenances sea bbyety belonging orin any wise appertaining. ’ Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d day of August, 1sv0, at. 120 clock M. of tha dayin frontof the COURY HUUBE in the city of Nevada, lownship and County of sevada, State of Ualiforniu, 1 will sell all the right, title and interest of said vefendant The Nevada Gold Mining Company, a Corporation, in and to the abyve described property, atPUBLIC AUCYION, for cash in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the highest and best bidder, to satisty said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 9th day of July, 180. KICHARD [ ILLoN, Constable. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN pursuance of an orderof the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the seventh day of Jul 1890, in the matter of the estate of GEOKG JOSEPH, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the Estate of d George Joseph, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to conti:mation py said Superior Court, cn or after SATUKDAY, the 26th day of July, 1890, at Nevada City; inthe said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the George Jozephb, at the time o/ his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate hus, by operation of law or otherwise, Sg ge other than or in addition ‘to that of the said George Joseph, at the time of his death, in and to all that certain lot, pete or parcel of land situate, lying and ing 1n the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and des cribed at follows, to wit : An undivided three-fourth interest in and to acertain quartz mining claim known as the Mount George claim, situated at Indiun Flat, in the county of Nevada, State of California, on the South Fork of Rush Creek, more particularly described as follows, towit: Commencingat a pine tree whereon the notice oflocation is posted, one hundred feet fromtheturnel being run to deon the claim, and running thence in a south-easterly direction 1500 feet, with 300 feet of surface a on each side of the ledge. Said notice of location being recordedin Book 9, at pose 476, of the Mining Records in the Kecorders Office ‘of: said Nevada County, State aforesaid. Terms and Conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States. Ten per cent. of the purchase money to ba paid to the Administrator on the day of sale, balan¢e on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court, Pall bids bor thepuroneve Of oaid is for the purchase of said propert must be in writingand may be ended to said Administrator, personally, or left with Geo, L. et ape Attorney forsaid Administrator, at his office, in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, in Nevada Wity, Nevada county, California. : HENRY GODAIR, Administrator ofthe Ke*ate of George Joseph, deceased. Geo. L. Hughes, Atty fur Admr. Dated July 8th, 1890. Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank . and its Agency at Grass Vallev, sliowing its Financial Oondition on the morning July 1st, 1890, RESOURCES} Bank Premises . -. 1. ., $ 5000 00 Real Estate taken fordebt.. 2800 00 BONE . 103 Ficscas ashen eos et a +» 22500 00° County Warrants;:. 3831 02 Loans on Real Estate 27660 00 Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warotsk ce ae wane 6054 00 Loans on other Securities... 1987 06 Loans on Personal gecurity,.,. 43092 70 Overdrafts Accounts 2% 20504 69 Money onhand. 3€232 Due from Banks ne 82609 4 Furn.ture and Fixtures 3917 92 Gold Bullion... ~ 8118 60 LIABILITIES, _— Paid up Capital .,.. < $ 30000 00 eserve Fund . + 10000 00 Undivided Profi + , 15667. 09 Due D itors. 151685. 88, Due Banks .,.. 48 08: Dividends Unpaid ‘) 1494 28 Other-Liabilities ; 12 92 $208, 15 We, the undersigned, do sole that we have, each of is, & pamed 1a now: edge of the matters contained in the loregoing statement, and that: the same is a true anc coriect report of the financial condttion of the Citizens Bank, and its Agenc at Giese Valley, on the morning of Ju! tet, 1890, uccording to the best of our knowledge and belief; and that the assete therein named are allin the custody of the said Bank and its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the paid up capital stock of ‘the’ Citizens bo Selasilen = will a tele Hv ce ing report. : en 6 r . M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, aga! State of California, ty oe eee ee County of Nevada, as. Subscribed and swo: nuh dey of ain 1a rn. to before me this FRED SEaRus, Notary .Publie. Bijh Booth & Company AVE necurran on . na VED ONE OF THE’ UATe Pai aeseneeea ag Me ders for ei een: ae : Spraying Fruit’ Trees . a. certain remedy for.” Codlin : Moth : and : Scale CHARGES REASONABLE, Mm Leave orders at the Dally: Tran4 5 ee scrotPrintine Often or wit BOO 4. —t Wi » BAC Ns:

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A real bargain. $2 1 50--425 acres of good frnit and vevetable land; two yood:houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence. $4 150--104 acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. Arare chance to secure a profitable farnn at a low price. $2500.-«125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn; some ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. Best Pca eee Sar TIMBER WAIN DS $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is yery rich and will make axcellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow-Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage-for a desirable home. saan es &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have allkinds of Lands at. prices ranging trom $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Hasy. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND’ IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ; (Regular Price $6 a Year) wore . THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for .$6 50 a Year ! {OFFER NO. 2.] THE NEVADA DAILY. TRANSCRIPT ( Regular Price $6 a Year). VwwitTEet THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ‘ (Regutar Price $6 a Year): \OFFER NO. 1. Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one ut the Combinations You Mast Pay in Advance for One Year, Those in arrears for the TRanscrrert now mast pay up in full, and:also pay ene year’s combination price in advance. . The Daily Transcript Isthe senting pare of Northern Central California—a position ithas maintained since it was: establis! in 1860. 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The general fire limits of the City of Nevada shallinclu e the whole of the following blocks as designated on the Official) td of the City of Nevada, according tothe Official survey made by H. 8. Bradley in 1869, viz :. Blocks 4,5, 7, 13,14, 16, 21; 29, 3), 81 and 35, which are hereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Blocks. SECTION 2. All buildings hereafter erected, commenc~ ed, constructed or completed within the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada shall be made ana constructed as fullows : Kach and every room and apartment within the building shall have the ceiling and sides latned ane. plastered; PROVIDED, wainscoting not exceeding four (4) feet in heightmay alsc be used, and PROVIDING that sheet-iron or any non-combustible substance may be used instead of lath and laster ; the exterior walls of every such uilding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we .ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of 1rOn, brick or stone; PROVIDED thatifiron, brick or stone be so Used in the construction of the exterior walls of buildings —general Fire Limits then the interior need. not be lathed anc lastered or otherwise lined asin this Secion provided, but if finished or partitioned off it ust conform to the foregoing provisions of this Section. 3 ssection shall be held to apply to buildings intended for ordinary business purposes or dwellings, and shall not be held to apply to ‘stables, barns,woodsheds, waterelosets: or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDED, thatany such structure so exempted, which may_be hereafter commenced to be built, shall, before being s0 commenced. located with due regard to its proximity and danger tu adjuining property, and shail not be exempted as herein Sopa for, unless a permitin writiug is first obtained from the Marshal or Chief Engineer, and the s.id permit shall be granted under the a. gay on of a majority of the Tuwn Tius8. Any structure within the generai fire imits, named in this Section, as being privileged to exemption fromthe requirements of this Section,which may have been erected contrary to the provisions 01 any existing Ordinance shall be allowed to remain unmolested. SECTION 8. The special fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded and described as fol lows: First, Commencing at the intersection ofthe midd e of York street wish the midale of Broad street, running thence along the middle of Broad street tu the midule of Piae . street; thence along the miudie of Pine street to the middie of Commercial street: thence alung the middle of Commercial street to the middie of .York street; thence aloug the middie of Yorks streettv the placeof commencement, and facteaue all wi bin said boundaries ani im second. From the intérsection of the middle .f Broad street with the middle of Pine street, thence along the middle of rine street to the middle of Commercial street, including sll buildings trouting on Pine street between Broad street ana CommerCial street. Thud. From the iutersection of the middle of Commercial street with the middle of Piue street, thence along the middle of Commercial street to the easter/y line of Mrs. Charlotte Jeffries’ lot, thence along the easterly line of said lut to the center of Uregon Ravine, theace duwn the middie uf Oregon Kavine tothe corner of Pine and Commercial streets; and inciuding all within said poundaries and limits.

SECTION 4. All buildings erected within the special fire limits, shall be made and constructed as follows: Kvery .0om to havea ceiling lathed and plastered abd the exterior walis of each and every building te be constructed of iron, brick or stone fiom the grouud up, the entire height of said walls, und each and every outside door, and each and every outside window of said bnildings, aud each of them to be pro: vided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates nut less thau three-sixteeuths ot aninch, whichcan besecurely closed And it shall be unlawful, oud a violation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or cOmmMence to construct cr continue to constiuct, or cause or precure to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or assist in constructivg, or to maintain or occupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within the general orspecial fire limits, eny building or structure otherwise than as in this ordinance provided, or contrary to the provisions of this ordinance: SECTION 5, yf the outer walls ofiron, brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the front, . rear and side wals. SECTION 6. The gates walls of all buildings of cither brick: or stone, or of both, tu be used us stores, wxrehouses, hotels or shops, shall be at least sixteen inches in thickness, in the basement cor feundation story aud for the first story, and at least twelve inches in thickness iorthe second stury: ‘Ibe outer walis of all buildings to be used #8 dwelling houses, sheds, stubles or other outhouses hereafter to be erected shal! for a two stury building orless, be at leust twelve inches in thickness forthe firststory,and at least eight inches in th.ckness for the second story. All partition walls shall extend from the foundation through the rovf, the samie assice yale or party walls, and such partition walis shall be ut leasteight inches in thivkness. ‘ihe roof shall be composed of, or covered with, such muterial as wil afford reasonable protection egaiust fire. SECTION 7. No brick or stone wall shall be supported upon stringers of wood; and it shali be unlawful for any. persun to raise, build upon, or alter sny building of brick and stone or both, unless the same-is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of tnis ordinance. SECTION 8, It+hall be unlawful for any person to smoke hams, bacon, sausage, or any meats whatever in houses,other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve fui to Construct, use or maintain any chimney .r flue attached to, or connected with any structure within the genera, or special fire limits, unless the same shall be constracted of stone, brick or terra-cotta from theground up, saiu chimney or flue to exteud at least ubree feet above the roof or outer wail of guid building. SECTION 9. any per on using or occupying any building within the Peper or special tire limits of the City of Nevada which has heretofore been, or may hereafter be’constructed or erected coutrary to the provisions of this or any other Ordinance of the ity of Nevada rela ing tufires or the prevention of fires is declured guilty of maintaining a pute nuisauce (unless specially exempted y the provisions of this Ordinance) and said nuisance shall be abated in the manner provided by law for he abatement of public nuisances. The Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat any time to abate and remove such nuisance. SECTION 10. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinanceshali be deemed guiity of s misdemeanor, and upon cunviction thereof shall be punished by a fine U. 8, Lana OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, California, June 26, 1890. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N Champion Mining Company, & cor ration, whose post office aduress 18 022 ontgomery street, San Francisco, nets vt California, has this day flied its applicat “eo fora patent for the Chumpiou ousolidate Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with the voaes and veins-therein contained, bearing gu and other metals, situated in. Nevade City Mining District, County of Nevada and pone of Cailfurnia,. and designated by the fie la notes and official platon file in this office us Lots A and B, containi:g Mineral Lote Nos. 182, 188, 184, 185, 186 and 197, and .Lot C, or Mill site Lot No. 188, in Township 16, North Kange 8 East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridien, Said Consolidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site being described as tuiwit: 3° Md toe A. B. and. are situated in Ne yada City Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are described a llows,to wit: ala lot A. 18 described as follows: It in cludes withinits buundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Yeurs and Climax lodes being one coatanuous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 feet of the New Yeurs Extension lude, 1,412.4 feet of the New Yeurs loJe and 096.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continusus jodé commencing at a point N, 4 degrees 57’'W. (Mag. Var, 18 degrees 32’ E.) 13.00 chains from secvion corner commun tosec tious 11, 12, 18 and 14in Township 16 North ange 8 Eust Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 1v degrees 3! West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as shown by said field notes and plat, The surface paaete of suid Lot A. are described as follows: ae Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence Ee tg 42 degrees 30’ E. 3.49 chains or 230.8 feet, theuce dey 78 aegrees W. .88 chain» or 58.1 feet, thence B—N, 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48,8 Pfeet, thence 4.—N, 78 degrees E. .32 chains 4.4 feet, thence 6.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—N.75 degrees < 1.70 chains or 112.2f eet, thence 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W. 32.25 chains or 2128.5 feet, thence 8.—S. Waegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 thence L—S. 2 degrees 30’E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence \ lv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £, 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence 1l.—S. .6 degrees 20’ E. .69 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 14. N.75 degrees E. 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Contalming 18.83 acres. Ag the same i4.more particularly described in said tield notes at pages 1U7 to 113 thereof, sand Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 183 and 184, said: Lot A: embraces the Lode Claims known as the “New Yearg’* the notice of which is recorded-in Book‘? of Mining Notices pp.561in the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, Califuruia (see pp. 10-11 said field notes) also the re-location thereof the uotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp. 711-713 said Recurds (see pp./l-zo said field notes), also tne New Yeurs EXxteusion tue uotice of Wuich is recorded inKuok 7 of Mining Notices pp. 230-231 said records (see pp. 8-2U suid fiela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of whichis recorded in book 9 pp. 713 714 of said BKecords. (see pp 18 W said field notes) aiso the ‘*Climax’’ the notice of Which is recorded in book 7 ot Mining Records pp. 41-42 suid Records (see pp. 26-27 sdid fleid notes). Said Lots. is described us follows: It includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet of continuous lode known as the Muiler and Philip Lode being 62 feet of the Mu ler loge, suv feet of the Philliplode, which lode is situated anu described ca follows : Gummencing at the quarter sections 11 and 1z, said ‘‘ownship and Kange, thence North & degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chaius, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the south end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mulleriode and from which point said Phillip jJode bears N, 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet and said Muller lode Dears 8, 33 degrees 16’ EK. 262 feet. Said Lot B. also incitides within its bounduriés 904 2 feet of the lode known as the Ural lode which is situated aud described as foilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. 23 Jegrees 37’ W. 18,14 chains, thence 3. 28 Gegrees 15’ W. 7.70 chains or 508.4 féetto the south eud of suid Ural lode tine fram which pointeaid lode line bears N. 4degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains ur 904.2 feet., The surface boundaries of said Lot b are described as f.Jiows: Commencing at suid quarter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 4y W. 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains thence 8, 33 degrees 15 EK. 2t2 feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place of beginning, thenc 1—s. 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 cHains or 136.6 feet,thence Z—N. so degrées 15 W. 4.41 chains or 29. feet, thence : 8—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N. 60 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, thence 5-—N’, 64 degrees E. 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 15’ W. 4.72 chains or 311,5 feet,thence 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 8—N, &7 degrees E. §.00 chains or 528 feet, thence 9—8. 14 degrees 20’ E.4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence ; lu—S. 28 degrees 15’ W. 10.64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence li—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 98 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, thence. "18—8. 52 degrees 30’ E. 1.18 chains or 77.9 feet, thence 14-8. 64 degrees W, .65 chains or 42.9 feet. Containing 18,07 acres. As the sume is more particularly described in said field notes at Pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot & contains Mineral 1.ote Nos, 185, 186 and 187. Said lot embraces within said boundaries the lode claims known as the Phillip, the potice of which is recorded in Book 5, of Miniog Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid Kecords (see pp. 25-29 ot said field notes) alsothe “Muller Claim,” the notice of whicn is recorded in Book 5 of Mining Notices pp. 234 of said Kevords (see page 30 of said fieid notes) also the “Ural Claim,’ the natice of which is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Notices, pp. 649-650, said Records. (See pp. 3134 of paid field notes.) Also the re-location of said “Ural Claim,” the notice of which ig recorded in Book 9 of Mining Records pp. 715 aud 716, suid Records. (See pp. 3638 cf said field notes.) Said LotC. isdescrib ed as follows:Commencing ata point N. 4 degrees 57’. W. 13.05 chaius from the Section corner conimon sections 11, 12, 18 and 14, in said ‘township, thence 1—8. 42 degrees 30’ W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, thence 2— N. 26 degrees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet, thence 3—N. 7) degrees KW. 392 chains or 258.7 feet. Containing .44 acres as the sameis more particulariy described in said tield notes at page 141 thereof. . Said Lot C. embraces within its limits the “Champion Mill site,” notice of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. aid Bold hoves.) fald Lor Gta tiao' teties Bu notes. tL, is al Mia site, Lot No. 138. BP esse er 0 e R. C, Walrath, John V. Hunter and others, owning the Providence Guild Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida ted Wyoming Gold Mining Company, a corof not iess than twenty-five dollars, and not exceeding one hunured dollars, or by imprison mens iui the city prison nut exceed: ng ten deys for each uffense, at the discretion of the Justice of the Peace by whom Se eniah mers is yeeros § en a fine isimposed the judgment ma direct that the defendant ws Topriaaten uctil the fine is satisfied not exceeding one day for every dollar of the fine. SECTION 11. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limits which may hereafter be oan: aged by fire, or otherwise, to an exient exceeding one-hali of its value, shall not be repaired or-rebuilt without complying with the requirements of this Ordinance relating to the erection of new buildings; but where the danfiege is less than one-half the value ofthe property injured, then the said property may bé repaired to its former contion, SECTION 12, Itshall be the duty of the Marshal an Chief Engineer to have this Orditienee strictly enforced. : All Crdinances and parts of Ordinances ko faras they conflict or are i ist poration, owning Lots No. 56 and No. 76, U. 8. patent-, the Wyoming and Ural Mines. Auay and ail persons Claiming adversely any portion of said Champion Consvlidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site, Mine or gurlace ground, are required to file their adverse Claims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at bacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days erivd of penne on hereof, or they will e barred by virtue of the provisions of tae Statute. SELDEN HETZEL. Megister. Edward Lynch, Attorney for Appli . Fresnv, Cal,, b. O. Box $13, — It is hereby ordered, that the foregoin; Notice of application for Patent be pebilake ed for the period of rixty days in the Nevuda Duily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada County, State of California, SELDEN HETZEL. Register. The first day of the publication of the ewpotng notice was on the 26th day of June with the provisions of this Ordi heréby repealed. ee iactehteidine tay a8 . id Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. sclaunsuliiars The first publicatson of. this Ordinan Was made on the 25th day of July, 1890. ' D. S. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling, Transporting, Eto, . ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID To the Transportation of b ieducal onepebion sasone foe The Dry Oak Wood Tor sate in {lota ‘from 1 to 600 cords eee) Derbeo Blue Gravel Mining Oompany, HE * ANNUAL MEETING OF THE T btockholders of the above named Comany for the election of ‘:rustees to nerve or the ensuing yeur, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held on #uese gay, August 5th, 1880, at the hour of 8 o’clocg P. M. at the office of the Company, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. ‘Transfer books will be closed on Friday a vd Fi 12 o’clock M. il Office No. yp alegy 522 Mon Francisco, California. tee . eed re: Wwe WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE manin your county, No experience required; permanent postion for three years, Salary increased each year, Lagh' easy, genteel business. Money advance forsalary, advertising, etc, argest m4 uf'rain ourline, Enclose two portals Centennial M’fgCo., “Cinety' for the Ja, containing 160 f lan Bit . 1B Fee ie BloomAela’ Mining: vining claimants are A. Walrath, . TIVE IS HEREBY “GIVEN~ N° Caen greg A b ae Searls, her Attorney in fe whose Post Office address i ao Van N Avenue, Francisco, Meer ome : aap flied po °upplication: ra potent on . Placer ar. ats cl County of Nevada, and tense of California, in Towaship oo ¢ ) North Kanye, Ten (29) East of Mount Di Meridian, — said Lot being described as follows, to-wic : ‘ihe South West Quarter (8. W. 1-4) of Section Twenty eight (28) Township bighteen (18) North of Kange Ten (10) Last Mt. Diablo Basoand Meridian. Containing One Hundred and Sixty (160) acres of Placer Mining land, : ‘phe location of this mine is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of sevada (va: in Book ¥, Page 246.0f Mining locations, The adjosing claimants are Watt. Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Fincer Mine un the West. Any and all persons eluiming adversely any portion of suid GorduaP.acer Mine or surface ground, are reqttred tu file their ndverse Claims ‘with tue Register of the United states Laud Office, atSucramento, in thecounty uf Sacramh uto, Vai yduriug the sixty days’ period of publication here f, or they wilt be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered, that the f ving notice of a; p'icatiou for Patent be pubiisbhva forthe perlud of sixty days, (ten oonsecutive week), in the NEVADA DAILY ‘trnanaOnIFT Ae spaper published at Ne-. vada.City, California,” SELDEN. HETZEL, Register, FRED, SEaRLS, Atturney for Applicant. The firet publication of this notice’ was made onJnne 6th, 48v0, " Constable's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, Is—_e out = — ¥: ‘Wadsworth’s Court of sevada ‘Township, County of Nevada, state of California, Gatea tne 90mm day of June, 1890, in a certain action wherein K. M, Sauvage as Plaintiff. recovered: judgment against ‘The Nevada Guild Mining Company, a Corporation, as Defendant, for the sum of $191.00 Dollars damages, and $42.60 Dollars costs of shit and all costs that mney Scere on the 17th day of June, 1840. Ihave levied upon the following described property, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of minin round known as the Fortuaea Mine situated, buutone pile sourh west of Nevada City in Nevada Yownship,-County of Nevada state of California, at the junction of the upper Grass Valley and Nevada City and Kough and Keady Roads, consisting of two quartz mining claims known ag the i'eiseverance and Live Yankee claims, being mineral entries, Nos, 8¥ and WW, according tothe United states official survey in section. 43, ''p. 16, North Range 8, &. M.U, B. and M., and entered inthe Lund office of the United otates at Sacramenty, California, together with allimprovements consigting of shafts, tunnels, hoisting works, hoisting machinery, engines, boilers and the tenements, herditaments and appurtenances sea bbyety belonging orin any wise appertaining. ’ Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d day of August, 1sv0, at. 120 clock M. of tha dayin frontof the COURY HUUBE in the city of Nevada, lownship and County of sevada, State of Ualiforniu, 1 will sell all the right, title and interest of said vefendant The Nevada Gold Mining Company, a Corporation, in and to the abyve described property, atPUBLIC AUCYION, for cash in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the highest and best bidder, to satisty said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 9th day of July, 180. KICHARD [ ILLoN, Constable. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN pursuance of an orderof the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the seventh day of Jul 1890, in the matter of the estate of GEOKG JOSEPH, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the Estate of d George Joseph, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to conti:mation py said Superior Court, cn or after SATUKDAY, the 26th day of July, 1890, at Nevada City; inthe said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the George Jozephb, at the time o/ his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate hus, by operation of law or otherwise, Sg ge other than or in addition ‘to that of the said George Joseph, at the time of his death, in and to all that certain lot, pete or parcel of land situate, lying and ing 1n the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and des cribed at follows, to wit : An undivided three-fourth interest in and to acertain quartz mining claim known as the Mount George claim, situated at Indiun Flat, in the county of Nevada, State of California, on the South Fork of Rush Creek, more particularly described as follows, towit: Commencingat a pine tree whereon the notice oflocation is posted, one hundred feet fromtheturnel being run to deon the claim, and running thence in a south-easterly direction 1500 feet, with 300 feet of surface a on each side of the ledge. Said notice of location being recordedin Book 9, at pose 476, of the Mining Records in the Kecorders Office ‘of: said Nevada County, State aforesaid. Terms and Conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States. Ten per cent. of the purchase money to ba paid to the Administrator on the day of sale, balan¢e on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court, Pall bids bor thepuroneve Of oaid is for the purchase of said propert must be in writingand may be ended to said Administrator, personally, or left with Geo, L. et ape Attorney forsaid Administrator, at his office, in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, in Nevada Wity, Nevada county, California. : HENRY GODAIR, Administrator ofthe Ke*ate of George Joseph, deceased. Geo. L. Hughes, Atty fur Admr. Dated July 8th, 1890. Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank . and its Agency at Grass Vallev, sliowing its Financial Oondition on the morning July 1st, 1890, RESOURCES} Bank Premises . -. 1.. .., $ 5000 00 Real Estate taken fordebt.... 2800 00 BONE . 103 Ficscas ashen eos et a +» 22500 00° County Warrants;:.. 3831 02 Loans on Real Estate 27660 00 Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warotsk ce ae wane 6054 00 Loans on other Securities..... 1987 06 Loans on Personal gecurity,..,. 43092 70 Overdrafts Accounts 2% 20504 69 Money onhand. 3€232 Due from Banks ne 82609 4 Furn.ture and Fixtures 3917 92 Gold Bullion...... ~ 8118 60 LIABILITIES, _— Paid up Capital .,... < $ 30000 00 eserve Fund .. + 10000 00 Undivided Profi + , 15667. 09 Due D itors.. 151685. 88, Due Banks ..,... 48 08: Dividends Unpaid ‘) 1494 28 Other-Liabilities ; 12 92 $208, 15 We, the undersigned, do sole that we have, each of is, & pamed 1a now: edge of the matters contained in the loregoing statement, and that: the same is a true anc coriect report of the financial condttion of the Citizens Bank, and its Agenc at Giese Valley, on the morning of Ju! tet, 1890, uccording to the best of our knowledge and belief; and that the assete therein named are allin the custody of the said Bank and its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the paid up capital stock of ‘the’ Citizens bo Selasilen = will a tele Hv ce ing report. : en 6 r . 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