August 14, 1890 (4 pages)

SS arash a $18.75 6. 8.80 5.96 cases 7.40 4.05 2.25 4.85 ‘9.85 44 30 ae Bl Pam nc og Homigrant Gap. .+---+7+ 77s"! Pere ; Galt oc tte s Bs ee eee re og ante iy . , x we er 5 Stomach, Diarrhoea, x r aaecqerit any Goshen. .-+-Du sles s Sleep ; also digestion ; known to me. A. MD. uranite Point .------7770 18 @lcbout narcotic stapefaction, : . «A1Bo. Oxtord $e. Brookiyn, XX. Hampolat.----22°0 8, 26.60 eS Tux Cantavn Company, 77 Murray St., New York. Borel. 2-0-8000” gah : a eo ie Indepemdence.+-+++*Soe VANANLANAN ANNAN AAR NAAANAY _ NR RIES pola 3.75 . UNcOR jige-soos TE 6.0 Pee Lathpepncas 2 eccrs S Pace = — ons Los aii, case ses tess ueuses as i Bi pss Git Milton aes ccs ee 6a9. Home *Mutial Insurance “Co-7-~ 70 THE UNFORTUNATES _ apa aac eeeeese e = Nilotigoaiasnr-seeec scot" tues \ OF CALIFORMIAS DB. GIBBONS DISPENSABY, Fert cheers pane mas a: Tae ae : mee ate snl see eS : rie a enrne se a 6.60 (CAPITAL. . $300,000 . Corner Commercial. .-San Frenciso ort Costa. 10:80 eee aed Raymond 230 : : eee treatment 7.30 PRINC‘2AL OFFICE zx : ene ha ‘ -_— 216 (Sansome st., San Francisee eon yume 18.35 —_ Sangus,.----seccecer cae eye 72. Fire Insurance Onl y on pnrend agg ious fad coe’ « 19,00 { Skin . Disesess of vi Op ae Os ee ss’ Tre LE areeraia 7. tira enero > Banta Monics .----++----'7°7" “Ggg} #1, SERPARD, Vice Frettiry SN SES Dr. Gibbon hasthe eeeees : * CuaRLes H. Story, > Stockton .gecisaese ° 5.95 B. H. Macias, Generat Agea ofenngon tet pahes ed Suma 22 isc 283 Ges ate ocaas pacar ee ste poe bw: o23 Kearney San Francisco Tefiams --+00+---07+?" re 6.55] Risks accepted on all clusses of desirable arehis Nd patients and those requirin. Truckee. .-s-+-2-e00 000" "°°" 4999] property in county at rates as low #7 ter. his services may find him. Upper Soda Springs: ---------6.75 . eee one oe hand Mhorel responseto ali SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Vallejo Janction -.--++e++*** aa tiaieen for 1 ange ieeitint Emissions, the consequence of * Distan ‘ ranch Nevada County sankt rebiicenen Teracaees © the youth eer a ae gm tere OLmucAM: “i Let eeeeeae oe name oat unlimited the : : Ww e a Nevada vity » 1634 miles. DAVID WATS, JOH! tent ts PE gs teal of morbid symptoms unless Qe Ee is f Mi “ a ep nk ca 3 GEO W. HILL : wi ow countenance, dark ee the i s . : = pea Balser “Bon . © (mD_SAMPOON, Gros tty < . arpa tt tseat chase os Bowman Dam sy MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY ~ . the 3 nie ag egg ali go Cherokee. + 18% St ‘ ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, ColumZa Hill.20%. SS N , litideace in approaching strangers, a disGoris hago Bridge .--. ay igen ‘ U { Wh like to form new scquaintances; disposition Raw a 18% * e]to ghun society, loss of memory, nectic French Le gee me flushes, pimples and various eruptionsabout deer Me Re se the face, furred tongue,fetid breath,coughs Grass Verney 4 IF /MERE Is A consumption, night sweats, monomanis end teas Se “BSS ladew Hoge” Sewing Machine] partes: scuaics ort unyinm ese one ia 4 : New He ae oewins ac y, cither in person or by . ~and have a —— Fiat Ss a THiN 1,000: MILES.OF SAN ERANj cure effected by his new and pee 4 mode Nort Bloomfeid 14% S ooo Cel., North, Scuth, East or West, ng these diseases. which never fails of Newtown.-----ee (purchased at or through this pies. OF any . effecting a quick and radical cure. North san Juan oe ad cfour branches on this Coast), which is = : MARRIED MEN, Omega. 6%. giving entire and absohite. nia . Or those who contempiate-marriage, who Purdon s Bridge. , ies: every respect, we will put it in perfec are suffering under any of these fearful malmaker Hitl-.--Bos pair free of charge, (excepting only breakadiee: should not forget the sacred ‘réespouMelief Hill --.ag Or, fe or damage caused by.careless handlin olllty: hpon them, nor delay ob Rough & seh asias ifdelivered at our NO. MAB tein immediate relief. Snow f ent.“ye «. STREET, SAN FRA LS hod CURED AT HOME. Peels or saan THE “NEW HOME” SEWING A: apgens at a distance may be CURED a ote , Bweetluad. “1. . GHINE COMPANY, Ohas. E. Navlor, . 4o¥E, by eddressing alors for fe tae Spenceville.----a, General Manager. disease ‘bas contin and. the medicine on EEN PY, ate willbe promptly sen e from damage or roe : Sn ae MANUFACTURERS OF ad i s of the couutry, with weexes seg Sees 8 P ular NEW HOME ful: and plain ons for use. The Docspake te ep TraCHINE . @f ures when others fail. Try him. By She ge aT LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING . MAC enc TEN DOLLARS in coin-in a regee engl of eae SPB . ned ge anes rhe Pc OR ee, ce rk a 3, 8 Sebati tentiacd —, ee = pe neat the i and 3 hocbees mall bedetivered by express to any Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has. er adness DR dF. GIBBON, 623. Kearney Piglet by milSs street, corner Commercial, San Francisco been used for over fifty years DR. GUNN »* inet es EPIRA 7 ERS Se MNS ceemeieaenenil “ lions. of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, —— her ou in, cures win x ee ae ee miody fot diarrhoss. Bold by druggists in every part of the world. “Be sure and: ask for “MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take no other kind. Twenty-five cente a bottle. ti A sure Cure fer PatesItching Piles‘are know? »/ moisture like perspiratiopcausing intense tching wbe= Warm. “This form as ~.slind, Bleeding and protrudield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s mdey, which acts directl) on affected, absorbs tumors, . —Druggists or mail ; : . ‘Bosanko; Piqua, Obio. ld by Carr Bros: apr.i-ly. Is Consumption incurable? Besd the following: Mr. 0. H. Mor_rig, Newark,'Ark., says: “Was down ~ with Abaceas of Lungs, and friends and paysicians pron me an Incarable Consumptive. .Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, amnow onmy third bottle, and able to oversee ‘the work:on my farm. Jesse’ Middlewart, Decatur,” Ohio, says: ‘‘Hadit not been for Dr, King's New Discovery’ ‘or Consumption ‘1 would have died ol Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Ani now in best of health.’ Tryit. ‘Sauple bottle free at.Carr Brothers Draozstore. . : TH Overland :. 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Special Bargains in Lands. $5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; godd house and parn ; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply of free water; all implements, tools, etc., with place. . §6000-125 acres; not more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. $3750--450 ucres gently rolling’ fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost about $2500. Great bargain; must be sold. $900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming imp!ements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $2 1 50-425 acres of good fruit and vezetable land; twogood houses ‘and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and yurden; iree 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, sever head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. Arare chance to secure a profitable {arin at a low price. $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn ; some ‘fruit trees; free water for irrigating. 6 TIMBER DANDS $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 very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated x ; . 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. mye Ee These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of Lands at prices ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre. Terms "asy.” NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. (Regular Price $6.a Year) wire . (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year! THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regular Price $6 a Year) vwwxktTET THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY (Regutar Price $6 a Year) {OFFER NO. 1., Both for $9 00-a~Year! To take advantage of any one of the Combinations * . You Must Pay in Advance for Oxo Year: Those in arrears for the Transcripr now mast pay up in full, and aleo pay one year’s combination price in advance. The Daily Transcript Iethe Leading pepe: of Northern Central California—a ion it ie dintained ‘sine? it was established in 1860. 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It has the largest circulation and is recognized as being the leading mewspaper the Pacific Coast. 2 A ei “a Com vr. .ad compact—58,000 topics. Complete ifi § convenient lames) Re’ Pole. 400 first-class contributors. : ‘Brought down to the pore it } £90: i gow ReadySubscribers uot kept w: fing with only a parte a cyclopedia. similar works. eally Cheap— Less than balf the price o: may seé for y¢ Teachers + the Setid to us for specimen es, etc., that you : EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. ‘ We call the special attention of School Trus' CALL re, p J a ak ANSCRIPT: W, OFe0E as. .csi * T. P. BLUE. Proprietot, . An Ordinance to Create and Define Fire +} story. i SECTION 10. . Ordinance . No. 95. Limits for the City ‘of Nevada‘ to provide for the Prevention and Extinguishment of Fires and to Repeal all Ordinances in Conflict Therewith. HE Board of Trustees ofthe City of Ner vada do hereby ordain es jollows : “SECTION I. < ‘The general fire limits of the City of Nevada shall inclu e the whole of the following blocks as. designated. on the Official Map of the City of Nevada, Neer tothe Oficial survey made by H. Bradley in 1869, viz: Blocks 4,5, 7, 13,14, 16,21, 29, 30, 81 and 35, which are hereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Blocks. SECTION 2. ed, constructed or completed within the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada shall be made and constructed as fullows : Kach and every room and apartment within the building shall have the ceiling and sides latned anc plastered ; wainscoting not exceeding four (4) feet in height may also be used, and PROVIDING that sheet-iron or any non-combustible substance may be used instead of lath and laster ; the exterior wallé of every such ilding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we-ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of :ron, brick or stone; PROVIDED thatifiron, brick or stone be so used in the construction of the exterior walls of buildings within the. general Fire Limits then the interior need_not be lathed and plastered or otherwise Hned as in this Section provided, but if finished or partitioned off it wust conform to the foregoing provisions of this Section. This Section shall be held to apply to buildings intended for ordinary business purposes or dwellings, and shull not be held to apply to stables, barns, woodsheds, waterciusets or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDED, thatany such structure so exempted, which may be hereafter commenced to be built, shell, before being so commenced. located with due regard to its proximity and danger tu adjuining property, aad shail not be exempted as herein priorities for, uhless a perusitin writing is first obtained from the Marshalor Chief Kngjneer, and the s.id permit shall be granted under the supervision of a majority of the Town Trustees. Any structure within the generai fire limits, named in this Section, as being privileged to exemption from the requirements of this Section,which may have been erected contrary to the: provisions 01 ally existing Ordinance shall be allowed to remain unmolested. ‘é SECTION 3, 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 with the midale of Broad street, running thence along the middie of Broad street tu the midule of Pine street; thence along ‘the miadie of vine street to the middie of ommercial street; thence. alung the middle of Commercial street to the middle of York street; thence aloug the middie of Yors street tu the placeof commencement, and incluaing all wi.hin said boundaries anJ limit, Second. From the intersection 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 sli buildings trouting on rine street between Broad street anu Commercial street. 3 Thid. From the intersection of the middle of Commercial street with the middie of Fiuestreet, thence ulong the middle ofCommercial street to the easteriy line o: Mra. Churiotte Jeffries’ lot, thence aionp, the easterly line of said lut to the center of Uregou Ravine, theace duwn tue middle vf Oregeh navine tothe corner of Pine und Commercial streets; und inc:uding all within said pounaaries and limiis. SECTION 4. All buildings erected _ within the speci.l fire limits, shall be made and eonstructed as follows: very :oom to have a ceiling lathed and plestercd sue the exterior walis of euch and every building to be constructed of iron, biiek or stone fiom the grouud up, the entire h.ight of said walls, und each and every outside dour, and each and every outside window of said bnildings, and each of them tw be pro: vided with irou shutters, the thickness of the plntes nut less thau three-sixteeuths oi aninch, which can besecurely closed And it shall.be.unlawful, »ud a viulation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or coOwmence to construct cr continue to construct, or gause or procure to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or assist in -constructivg, or to maintain or oceupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within the general orspecial fire limits, any building or structure utherwise than as in this ordinance provided, or coutrary tv the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 5. By the outer walls ofiron, brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the front, rear and side waLs. SECTION 6. The onter walls of all buildings of cither brick. or ievahe or ms Be ape — e peer bo stores, Ware! eel Ret 18 OF shops, hd at least sixteen inches in thickness, in thé basement cur feundation story a.d for the first story, and at least tweive inehes in thickness iorthe second stury. ‘Ibe outer walis of all buildings to be used ss dwelling housés, sheds, stables or other outhouses hereafter to be erected shall fur a two st.ry building or less, be at least twelve inches in thickness for the firststory,and at least eight inches in th.ckness fur the second All partition walls Shall extend from the foundation through the reof, the same assice walls or party walls, and such partition walls shail be at least eight inches in thizkneas. dhe roof shall be composed of, or covered with, such material as wil afford reasonable protection agaiust fire. __. SECTION 7. No brick or stone wall shall be supported upon striugersof wood; andit shali be unlawful for any eee to raise, build upon, orelter sny building of brick and stone or both, unless the same is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 8. It+hall be unlawful for any person to whatever in houses, other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve inchesin thickness or bu ldingsa wholly . pnt pool of apd ; itshall also be unlaw‘ul to construc! e Or maintain any chimney cr flue attaseed to, or conn ed with auy structure within the genera, oF special fire limits, unless the same shall be conee stone, brick or. terra-cotta from beground up, saiu chimney or flue to extend at least three feet above the roof or ‘outer wall of suid building. SECTION 9. any per on using or occupying any building within the generat or special fire limitmoi the City of Nevada which has heretoSore been, or may hereafter be constructed or eregted contrary to the provisions of this or any other Ordinance of the City of Nevudarela_ing tu fires or the prevention of firesis declared guilty of maintuiaing a “public nuisance (unless specially orem Pier y the provisions of this Ordinance) and said nuisance shall be abated in the manher provided by lew for .he ubatement of public nuisances. ee “=Dhe Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat ay~time to abate and remove such n ‘ghall violate any of the 8 Ordinance shall be deemAny person w provisiovs of viction thereof shall be punished by a fine -Mining District, County All buildings hereafter erected, commenc> PROVIDSD, . smoke ay so evi sausage, or any meats j #lsoth ed guiity of w misdemeanor, and upon con-% NO. 1881" 2 Application for Patents © _ U.S Lanb OFFice, SACHAMENTO, “eK California, June 26, : ‘TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N Champion Mining Company, & cor ration, whose post office auaress is ontgomery street, San. ae dees ‘ ra patent for Quer Mines and Mill Site, with and Veins therein coutat: the Champion cousoli dated énd official platon file in this. office py andB, enntainisg Mineral Lote Nos. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 and 187, and L C, or Mill site Lut No. 188, in Township 16, ‘orth Range& Kast of Mount Diablo Base and: Meridiun: Said Consolidated Quartz Minésand Mill Site being described us fol. itt y . B. and C. are ——. * hae ing District, Nevada Couneais, and are déscribed a d as follows: It in daries the lode extension, New « oné continu ous lode 2,288.2 feetloug or 1s feet of the New Years Extension lode, 1,4124feet of the New Years Joie and 096.6 of the lode. The southern end of said contibuous jJode commencing-at a point N.4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees. 32’, E.) 18,05 chaius from sec.ion corner common tosec tions 11, 12, 13 and 14in Township 16 North Kange 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 10 degrees 30’ West forits entire length 2,288.2, feet as shown by said»-tield=net Pp -Thesurface ne eg of sud Lot A. are described as follows: Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence1.—N. 42 degrees 30’ E. 3.49 chains or 230,3 feet, theuce 2.—8. 7% degrees W. .88 chains or 58.1 feet, thence 3.—N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, ‘thence 4.—N. 78 degrees E. .32 chains. o 4.1 feet, thence 5.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86. chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—N. 76 degrees £1.70 chains or 112.2f eet, thence ; 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W. 32.25 chains or 2128.5 feet, thence 8.—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence 9.—8, 2degrees 30’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence 1v.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence 11.—S. .6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12, N.75 degrees E.3.92 chains or 25§7 feet. Contaiuing 18.83 acres. ’ As the same ls more particularly described in said tield notes at pages 107 to 113 thereof, guid Lot-A. contains Mineral Lots. Nos, 182, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims known as the “New Years” the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp.5-61n the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, California (see pp. 10-11 said field notes) also the re-locatiun thereof the uotice of which 48 recorded in bovuk 9 of Mining notices pp. 71i-7i3said Records (see pp. 71-20 said held notes), alsuv tue New Yeurs rxteusion tue noticeof wuich is recorded in Kook 7 of Mining Notices pp. 230-241 suid records (see pp. 8-2u suid fieia notes), also the re-location thereuf the notice of wuichis recorded in Sook ¥ pp. 713 714 of suid hecords (see pp. 418 wv said field notes) also the *Climax’’ the hetiee vi which is recorded in-heok 7 ot Mining Kecords pp. 41-42 said Kecords (see Pp. 20-27 suid fiela uutes). Said Lots. is described us foilows! 5 it includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet of cont.nuous lode known as the Muller Phillip Lode being 22 feet of the Mu ler lode, Suu feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situuted anu described cs follows : Commencing atthe quarter sections 11 and 12, saig ‘iownushipand Kange, thence North 84 degrees 4y’ W. 12.08 chaius, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chuins to the suuth end of the chillip lode andthe north end of the Muldetiode und from which point said Phillip lode. bears N; 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet andsaid Muller lode beurs 8, 33 degrees 10’ E. 2oz feet. said Lot B. also inciudes within its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lode known as the Ural lode which is situated and descrived us loilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. 23 Segrees $7’ W. 18.14 chains, thence 3, 28 Gegrees 19’ W, 7.70 chuins or 506.2 feetto the suuth end of said Ural lode jine from which pointeaid lode line beurs N. 4degrées 30’ W. 18.70 chains ur 904.2 feet. The surface boundaries of said Lot B are described as f.liows: Commencing at said quurter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 4¥.W. 12.08 chains theuce 8. 64 degrees W. feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place Of beginning, thence i—s, 8 degrees 1U W, 2.07 Chains or 136.6 feet, thence 2—N. 8) degrees 15: W. 4.41 chains or 291 feet, thence 3—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.7i chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N. 60 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, thence Pht lye degrees E. 3-68 chains or 242.9 feet, ence 6—N. 2 degrees 16° W.4.72 chains or 311.5 feet,thence feet, thence 8—N. $7 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, thence bi 9—S, 14 degrees 20’ B.4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence lu—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 10,64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence 1i—s. 2 degrees 30’ E.7. 93 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 132 feet, thence 13—8. 52 degrees 30’ KE. 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 gajd field notes at pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot & contains Mineral lots: Nos. 185, 186 and 187. Suid lot embraces within said boundaries the lode elaims known as the Phillip, the votice of which is recorded in ook 5, of Miniag Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid Records (see pp. 25-29 ot said field notes) e ‘Muller Claim,” the notice of whicna 1g recprded in Book 6 of Mining Notices pp. 234 0: suid Kevords (see page 30 of said tieid notes) algo the “Ural Claim,” the notice-of be pova is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Noces, Pp 34 of guid field notes.) Also the re-locati: of said “Ural Claim,” the notice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Records pp. 715 aud 716, said Records. (See pp. 35cf said field notes.) Said Lotc: iadesexib edas follows :Commencing at a point No 4 degrees 57’ W. 13.05 chains from the Section corner common sections 11,12, 13 and 14, in said ‘Lownship, thence~ 1—S, 42 degrees 30° W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, theuce ~ 2— N, Bdegrees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet; thence 3—N. 7> degrees E, 392 chains or 258.7 e “Containing 44 acres ag the sameis more particulariy described in said field notes at Ped ot C. embra és with Z J. embrac in its limits the “Champion: Mill site,” notice of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. tuid fifa utes.) Said Loe Cs ts piso! Senin js Cy t U, Mall sites Ut No, is, » is also called @ adjvining claimants are A. Walrath R. C. Walrath, John Y. Hunter and others, owning the Providence Guild Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida id Wyoming Gold Mining Company, @ corof not jes than twenty-five dollars, and not e peas one hunured dollars, or by immnmeuti the city prison nut exceedpei 5 ae ten days for each offense, at the discretion of the Justice of the Peace by whom See eet neriann en a fine isim ¢ judgment ma: direct that the defendant be te risoned uctil the fine is satistied not exceeding one day for every dollar of the fine. “ SECTION 11. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limits which may hereafter ber deme aged by fire, or otherwise, toan ex:ent exceeding one-hal! of its value, shall not be repai:ed or rebuilt without complying with the requirements of thig Ordinazce relating to the erection of new buildings; but where the damage is less than one-half the value ofthe property injured, then the said property may be repaired to its former con0) dition. SECTION 12. Itshall be the duty of the Marsha] and Chief Engineer to have this Ordinance strictly enforced, All Crdinances and parts of Ordinances s0 faras they conflict or are inconsistent with.the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repented: ? Passed July 23d, weet A. , President. Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. The first publicatson of this Ordinance was made on the 25th day of July, 1890, D. S. BAKER, *+Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Eto. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAI D TO the rtation of Bagga: rhe. atricel Companies, Beage for The . Dry Oak Wood or fake th WY“ % poration, uwni 8. patent-, the oming aud Ural Mines. Anyundail persons claiming adversel any portion of said SAT nag Consolidated Quartz Mines und Mill Site, Mine or surjace ground, are required tofile their adMantlrarg with t! State of California, du the sixty days rid of pub.ication hereof, or they will e barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL. Kegister. Edward Lynch, Attorney for Appli . Fresny, Cal., P. 0. Box 813. niatiaaaaas it is hereby ordered, that the foregot: Notice of application for Pat-nt be publish ed forthe period of sixty 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 ictenpins notice wason the 2th day of, Sine Derbeo Blue Gravel Mining Oompany. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF T stockholders of the above named fond pen for the election of irustees to nerve ur the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properiy come before the meeting, will be held on ‘* ues. day, August 5th, 1890, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M, at the offieeof the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco California. er bouks will be closed on Friday August ist, 1890 at 12 o’clock M. THEO. WETZE1, Secre oa Office No. 522 Montgom Francisco, California. ee oa fo a We ws ad pineal s RELIABLE ty «No experi Voauined; permanant tion yh rena years, in etch year, easy, genteel business. Mone forsalary, advertising, etc. advanc For sase in {lots ‘from 1 to 500 cords 4 est m affrsin our line, tw. pa { portals _Contea it , may Franciace, State Ol} ate ts this Gay flied ita application County of Ne the iodes . Ten (10) Kaat of. ount id i evade City . ihe sou of 8ecSe ar Dimiee marper N rats and State . tion oy Feemetiy Eihtoen of Cailfurnia, and designated by the field an Nee Bop ng ‘Vén (10) Kast Mt. Diablo acres of Placer Mining imax . = 2.95 chains tuence 5. 83 degrees 15 K. 22] to th 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 . ¥ p. 649-656, said Records. (See pp. 31-. ~ ee No. 56 and No, 75, U. . D "9208, 808 15° ; Pie: the undersigned, do solemaly pooper clone ta, fal M’fgCo., Cincin. co A ten Paws, cabs ota amento, Cal, . jearls, her A ce address is 1 ae ay 1. Van Ness A Galtfornia, hag thi hie e (paren in 18) North Kanye! 0. Meridinn,— as follows, to-wii ; Quarter (3. W. Twenty eight ridian. One Line so and Sixty 60) jan ‘yhe location of this mine is recorded in e Containing the Kecorder’s office of Nevada Vouuty in Book ¥, Page 246 of Mining Locations, The adjoiuing claimants are Watt Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Piacer Mine on the West. Any and all persons Claiming adversely any portion of said Gordua Piacer Mine or surf.ce ground, are required ~w fic tueir adverse Claims with tue Kegister: of the United States Land Office, ut Sacramento, in the county of Sactumc nto, Cal, duling the sixty days’ period of publication here. f, or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statut > SELDEN HETZEL, Register, Itis hereby ordered, that the £ solhg notice of a, plication for Patent-be publishea for the period of days, (ten consecutive week:), in the NevaDa DAILY ‘tRan-SCRIPT, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City; California. ._ SSELDEN HETZEL, Register. , Atturney for Applioant, — The first public: f this notice ‘was made on June 6th, s890. = Constable’s Sale, Y VIRTUE OF AN EXEC sued outof Justice A. R. Wa Court of Nevada ‘perp County. yada, Stute of Califurnia, dated the 80th of June, 1890, in a certain action where: K. M. Savage as Plaintiff. recovered judgment against The Nevada Guid Mining Company, a Corporation, as Defendant, for the sum of $191.00 Dollars damages, -and $42.60 Dollars costs of suit and all costs that may accrue onthe 17th day of June, 1890. ;have levied upon the following deseribed property, to wit: : All that certain piece or parcel’of mini ground known as the Fortuaa Mine si! ubvutone mile south west of Nevada City in Nevada Township, County of Nevada state of California, at the junction of upper Grass Valley and Nevada City and Rough and Ready Roads, consisting of two quartz, mining claims ‘known as the i'eiseverance and Liye Yankee claims, being mineral entries, Nos. 89 and 90, according : b to the United states official survey in section 13, I'p. 16, North Kunge 8, &. M.D, B. and M, and entered in the Lund office of the United states at Sacramento, California, together with allimprovements consisting of shafts, tunnels, hoisting works, hoisting machinery, engines, boilers and the tenements, herditaments and. appurtenances orennte belonging orin any wise appertaining. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d duy of August, 180, at 12 o'clock M, of tha duyin frontof the COURT HUUSE in the city of Nevada, Tuwnsbipand County of »evada, State of Ualifornia, {t will sell all the rigut, tile and interest of said befendant ‘The Nevada Gold Mining Company, a Corporation, in.and to the abeve described property, atPUBLIC AUCTION, for cash in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the highest afd best bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 9th and . day of July, 18:0, KicHaRp DILLON, Constable. Notice of Sale of Real Estate, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. IN ‘ pursuance ofan orderof the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the seventh day of July. 1890, in ‘the matter of the estate of GEOKGE JOSEPH, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the Estate of d George Joseph, deceased, will sell at private sale te ‘the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confi:mation by 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 said George Joseph, at the time o/ his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, sequined other than or in addition ) that of the said George Joseph, at the time of his death, in and fo all that certain lot, Ea or parcel of land situate, lying end ing in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and hounded and des cribed az follows, to wit : An undivided three-fourth interest in and to acertain quartz mining claim known as the Mount George claim-#ituated at Indian Flat, in the county of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, on the. South Fork of Rush Cr more cularly described wit: Commencing at a pine tree whereon the notice of location is posted, one hundred feet fromthetucnel being run to delop bie claim, and running thence ins south-easterly direction 1500 feet, with 300 feet of surface ground on each side of the ledge. Said totice of location being recordedin Book 9, at page 476, of the Mining Records in the Recorders Office of said nee’ eae er aforesaid. ‘erms and Conditions of Sale: Cash 1a coin of the United States, Ten per cont of the purchase money to ba paid to the Administrator on the day of sate, balance.on confirmation of sale by saidSuperior Court. ~ Deed at expense of purchaser. S & All bids for the puichase of said pi must be in writingand may be ha! said Administrator, personally, o: saree L. ifs soa RUeeney fors: ator, at his office, in Mo: & Roberts’ Block, in Nevada City, Neyada, county, Cal. fe: ifornia. HES NRY GODAIR, Administrator ofthe Ke‘ate of eeue Joseph, dec 5 Geo, L. Hughes, Atty fur Admr. th, 1890. . Dated Ju Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank “ and its Agency at Grass Valley, slowing its Financial Oondition on the morning . July 1st, 1890, se a to ft with AdminisRo RESOURCES) Bank Premises. ... Real Estate tuken for debt WONORS 3575 cioNas sald ce eae County Warrants. . Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds and W. PRES a pe Loans on other Securities... Loans on Personal Security, Overdrafts Accounts Money on hand. Due from Banks. . Furn‘ture and Fixt Gold Bullion gs LIABILITIES, Paid up Capital ” Rese a $208,808 § ue Banks . EX Dividends Unpaid Other Liabilities . we have, cach of us, a ROW edge of the matters contained in the ibe ing statement, andthat the same is @ true ane corect report of the financial dition of the Citizens Bank, and ite Agency at Gisss Valley, on the morning of J 1890, uceording to the best of our knowledge and ief ; and that the named are allin the custody ey — Ps proper pgp io andicorrespon© ermore the puid up capital swore af the ma Bank is. Thirty Thou 1d coin Valuation, as ih ean ee ge ing report. Sx ee . M. PRESTON, Presiden D. E. MORGAN y ne sete callie, conn nest and sworn ‘ore me this 9th day of July, {se ay ¥, 1890, FRED SEARLS, Notary Publie. ah Poth Company Colin Mot and Sl Bae” mreilo, :

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A real bargain. $2 1 50-425 acres of good fruit and vezetable land; twogood houses ‘and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and yurden; iree 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, sever head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. Arare chance to secure a profitable {arin at a low price. $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn ; some ‘fruit trees; free water for irrigating. 6 TIMBER DANDS $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 very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated x ; . Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaugdepot. 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It has the largest circulation and is recognized as being the leading mewspaper the Pacific Coast. 2 A ei “a Com vr. .ad compact—58,000 topics. Complete ifi § convenient lames) Re’ Pole. 400 first-class contributors. : ‘Brought down to the pore it } £90: i gow ReadySubscribers uot kept w: fing with only a parte a cyclopedia. similar works. eally Cheap— Less than balf the price o: may seé for y¢ Teachers + the Setid to us for specimen es, etc., that you : EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. ‘ We call the special attention of School Trus' CALL re, p J a ak ANSCRIPT: W, OFe0E as. .csi * T. P. BLUE. Proprietot, . An Ordinance to Create and Define Fire +} story. i SECTION 10. . Ordinance . No. 95. Limits for the City ‘of Nevada‘ to provide for the Prevention and Extinguishment of Fires and to Repeal all Ordinances in Conflict Therewith. HE Board of Trustees ofthe City of Ner vada do hereby ordain es jollows : “SECTION I. < ‘The general fire limits of the City of Nevada shall inclu e the whole of the following blocks as. designated. on the Official Map of the City of Nevada, Neer tothe Oficial survey made by H. Bradley in 1869, viz: Blocks 4,5, 7, 13,14, 16,21, 29, 30, 81 and 35, which are hereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Blocks. SECTION 2. ed, constructed or completed within the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada shall be made and constructed as fullows : Kach and every room and apartment within the building shall have the ceiling and sides latned anc plastered ; wainscoting not exceeding four (4) feet in height may also be used, and PROVIDING that sheet-iron or any non-combustible substance may be used instead of lath and laster ; the exterior wallé of every such ilding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we-ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of :ron, brick or stone; PROVIDED thatifiron, brick or stone be so used in the construction of the exterior walls of buildings within the. general Fire Limits then the interior need_not be lathed and plastered or otherwise Hned as in this Section provided, but if finished or partitioned off it wust conform to the foregoing provisions of this Section. This Section shall be held to apply to buildings intended for ordinary business purposes or dwellings, and shull not be held to apply to stables, barns, woodsheds, waterciusets or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDED, thatany such structure so exempted, which may be hereafter commenced to be built, shell, before being so commenced. located with due regard to its proximity and danger tu adjuining property, aad shail not be exempted as herein priorities for, uhless a perusitin writing is first obtained from the Marshalor Chief Kngjneer, and the s.id permit shall be granted under the supervision of a majority of the Town Trustees. Any structure within the generai fire limits, named in this Section, as being privileged to exemption from the requirements of this Section,which may have been erected contrary to the: provisions 01 ally existing Ordinance shall be allowed to remain unmolested. ‘é SECTION 3, 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 with the midale of Broad street, running thence along the middie of Broad street tu the midule of Pine street; thence along ‘the miadie of vine street to the middie of ommercial street; thence. alung the middle of Commercial street to the middle of York street; thence aloug the middie of Yors street tu the placeof commencement, and incluaing all wi.hin said boundaries anJ limit, Second. From the intersection 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 sli buildings trouting on rine street between Broad street anu Commercial street. 3 Thid. From the intersection of the middle of Commercial street with the middie of Fiuestreet, thence ulong the middle ofCommercial street to the easteriy line o: Mra. Churiotte Jeffries’ lot, thence aionp, the easterly line of said lut to the center of Uregou Ravine, theace duwn tue middle vf Oregeh navine tothe corner of Pine und Commercial streets; und inc:uding all within said pounaaries and limiis. SECTION 4. All buildings erected _ within the speci.l fire limits, shall be made and eonstructed as follows: very :oom to have a ceiling lathed and plestercd sue the exterior walis of euch and every building to be constructed of iron, biiek or stone fiom the grouud up, the entire h.ight of said walls, und each and every outside dour, and each and every outside window of said bnildings, and each of them tw be pro: vided with irou shutters, the thickness of the plntes nut less thau three-sixteeuths oi aninch, which can besecurely closed And it shall.be.unlawful, »ud a viulation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or coOwmence to construct cr continue to construct, or gause or procure to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or

assist in -constructivg, or to maintain or oceupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within the general orspecial fire limits, any building or structure utherwise than as in this ordinance provided, or coutrary tv the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 5. By the outer walls ofiron, brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the front, rear and side waLs. SECTION 6. The onter walls of all buildings of cither brick. or ievahe or ms Be ape — e peer bo stores, Ware! eel Ret 18 OF shops, hd at least sixteen inches in thickness, in thé basement cur feundation story a.d for the first story, and at least tweive inehes in thickness iorthe second stury. ‘Ibe outer walis of all buildings to be used ss dwelling housés, sheds, stables or other outhouses hereafter to be erected shall fur a two st.ry building or less, be at least twelve inches in thickness for the firststory,and at least eight inches in th.ckness fur the second All partition walls Shall extend from the foundation through the reof, the same assice walls or party walls, and such partition walls shail be at least eight inches in thizkneas. dhe roof shall be composed of, or covered with, such material as wil afford reasonable protection agaiust fire. __. SECTION 7. No brick or stone wall shall be supported upon striugersof wood; andit shali be unlawful for any eee to raise, build upon, orelter sny building of brick and stone or both, unless the same is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 8. It+hall be unlawful for any person to whatever in houses, other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve inchesin thickness or bu ldingsa wholly . pnt pool of apd ; itshall also be unlaw‘ul to construc! e Or maintain any chimney cr flue attaseed to, or conn ed with auy structure within the genera, oF special fire limits, unless the same shall be conee stone, brick or. terra-cotta from beground up, saiu chimney or flue to extend at least three feet above the roof or ‘outer wall of suid building. SECTION 9. any per on using or occupying any building within the generat or special fire limitmoi the City of Nevada which has heretoSore been, or may hereafter be constructed or eregted contrary to the provisions of this or any other Ordinance of the City of Nevudarela_ing tu fires or the prevention of firesis declared guilty of maintuiaing a “public nuisance (unless specially orem Pier y the provisions of this Ordinance) and said nuisance shall be abated in the manher provided by lew for .he ubatement of public nuisances. ee “=Dhe Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat ay~time to abate and remove such n ‘ghall violate any of the 8 Ordinance shall be deemAny person w provisiovs of viction thereof shall be punished by a fine -Mining District, County All buildings hereafter erected, commenc> PROVIDSD, . smoke ay so evi sausage, or any meats j #lsoth ed guiity of w misdemeanor, and upon con-% NO. 1881" 2 Application for Patents © _ U.S Lanb OFFice, SACHAMENTO, “eK California, June 26, : ‘TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N Champion Mining Company, & cor ration, whose post office auaress is ontgomery street, San. ae dees ‘ ra patent for Quer Mines and Mill Site, with and Veins therein coutat: the Champion cousoli dated énd official platon file in this. office py andB, enntainisg Mineral Lote Nos. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 and 187, and L C, or Mill site Lut No. 188, in Township 16, ‘orth Range& Kast of Mount Diablo Base and: Meridiun: Said Consolidated Quartz Minésand Mill Site being described us fol. itt y . B. and C. are ——. * hae ing District, Nevada Couneais, and are déscribed a d as follows: It in daries the lode extension, New « oné continu ous lode 2,288.2 feetloug or 1s feet of the New Years Extension lode, 1,4124feet of the New Years Joie and 096.6 of the lode. The southern end of said contibuous jJode commencing-at a point N.4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees. 32’, E.) 18,05 chaius from sec.ion corner common tosec tions 11, 12, 13 and 14in Township 16 North Kange 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 10 degrees 30’ West forits entire length 2,288.2, feet as shown by said»-tield=net Pp -Thesurface ne eg of sud Lot A. are described as follows: Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence1.—N. 42 degrees 30’ E. 3.49 chains or 230,3 feet, theuce 2.—8. 7% degrees W. .88 chains or 58.1 feet, thence 3.—N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, ‘thence 4.—N. 78 degrees E. .32 chains. o 4.1 feet, thence 5.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86. chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—N. 76 degrees £1.70 chains or 112.2f eet, thence ; 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W. 32.25 chains or 2128.5 feet, thence 8.—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence 9.—8, 2degrees 30’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence 1v.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence 11.—S. .6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12, N.75 degrees E.3.92 chains or 25§7 feet. Contaiuing 18.83 acres. ’ As the same ls more particularly described in said tield notes at pages 107 to 113 thereof, guid Lot-A. contains Mineral Lots. Nos, 182, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims known as the “New Years” the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp.5-61n the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, California (see pp. 10-11 said field notes) also the re-locatiun thereof the uotice of which 48 recorded in bovuk 9 of Mining notices pp. 71i-7i3said Records (see pp. 71-20 said held notes), alsuv tue New Yeurs rxteusion tue noticeof wuich is recorded in Kook 7 of Mining Notices pp. 230-241 suid records (see pp. 8-2u suid fieia notes), also the re-location thereuf the notice of wuichis recorded in Sook ¥ pp. 713 714 of suid hecords (see pp. 418 wv said field notes) also the *Climax’’ the hetiee vi which is recorded in-heok 7 ot Mining Kecords pp. 41-42 said Kecords (see Pp. 20-27 suid fiela uutes). Said Lots. is described us foilows! 5 it includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet of cont.nuous lode known as the Muller Phillip Lode being 22 feet of the Mu ler lode, Suu feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situuted anu described cs follows : Commencing atthe quarter sections 11 and 12, saig ‘iownushipand Kange, thence North 84 degrees 4y’ W. 12.08 chaius, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chuins to the suuth end of the chillip lode andthe north end of the Muldetiode und from which point said Phillip lode. bears N; 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet andsaid Muller lode beurs 8, 33 degrees 10’ E. 2oz feet. said Lot B. also inciudes within its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lode known as the Ural lode which is situated and descrived us loilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. 23 Segrees $7’ W. 18.14 chains, thence 3, 28 Gegrees 19’ W, 7.70 chuins or 506.2 feetto the suuth end of said Ural lode jine from which pointeaid lode line beurs N. 4degrées 30’ W. 18.70 chains ur 904.2 feet. The surface boundaries of said Lot B are described as f.liows: Commencing at said quurter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 4¥.W. 12.08 chains theuce 8. 64 degrees W. feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place Of beginning, thence i—s, 8 degrees 1U W, 2.07 Chains or 136.6 feet, thence 2—N. 8) degrees 15: W. 4.41 chains or 291 feet, thence 3—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.7i chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N. 60 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, thence Pht lye degrees E. 3-68 chains or 242.9 feet, ence 6—N. 2 degrees 16° W.4.72 chains or 311.5 feet,thence feet, thence 8—N. $7 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, thence bi 9—S, 14 degrees 20’ B.4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence lu—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 10,64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence 1i—s. 2 degrees 30’ E.7. 93 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 132 feet, thence 13—8. 52 degrees 30’ KE. 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 gajd field notes at pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot & contains Mineral lots: Nos. 185, 186 and 187. Suid lot embraces within said boundaries the lode elaims known as the Phillip, the votice of which is recorded in ook 5, of Miniag Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid Records (see pp. 25-29 ot said field notes) e ‘Muller Claim,” the notice of whicna 1g recprded in Book 6 of Mining Notices pp. 234 0: suid Kevords (see page 30 of said tieid notes) algo the “Ural Claim,” the notice-of be pova is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Noces, Pp 34 of guid field notes.) Also the re-locati: of said “Ural Claim,” the notice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Records pp. 715 aud 716, said Records. (See pp. 35cf said field notes.) Said Lotc: iadesexib edas follows :Commencing at a point No 4 degrees 57’ W. 13.05 chains from the Section corner common sections 11,12, 13 and 14, in said ‘Lownship, thence~ 1—S, 42 degrees 30° W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, theuce ~ 2— N, Bdegrees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet; thence 3—N. 7> degrees E, 392 chains or 258.7 e “Containing 44 acres ag the sameis more particulariy described in said field notes at Ped ot C. embra és with Z J. embrac in its limits the “Champion: Mill site,” notice of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. tuid fifa utes.) Said Loe Cs ts piso! Senin js Cy t U, Mall sites Ut No, is, » is also called @ adjvining claimants are A. Walrath R. C. Walrath, John Y. Hunter and others, owning the Providence Guild Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida id Wyoming Gold Mining Company, @ corof not jes than twenty-five dollars, and not e peas one hunured dollars, or by immnmeuti the city prison nut exceedpei 5 ae ten days for each offense, at the discretion of the Justice of the Peace by whom See eet neriann en a fine isim ¢ judgment ma: direct that the defendant be te risoned uctil the fine is satistied not exceeding one day for every dollar of the fine. “ SECTION 11. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limits which may hereafter ber deme aged by fire, or otherwise, toan ex:ent exceeding one-hal! of its value, shall not be repai:ed or rebuilt without complying with the requirements of thig Ordinazce relating to the erection of new buildings; but where the damage is less than one-half the value ofthe property injured, then the said property may be repaired to its former con0) dition. SECTION 12. Itshall be the duty of the Marsha] and Chief Engineer to have this Ordinance strictly enforced, All Crdinances and parts of Ordinances s0 faras they conflict or are inconsistent with.the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repented: ? Passed July 23d, weet A. , President. Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. The first publicatson of this Ordinance was made on the 25th day of July, 1890, D. S. BAKER, *+Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Eto. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAI D TO the rtation of Bagga: rhe. atricel Companies, Beage for The . Dry Oak Wood or fake th WY“ % poration, uwni 8. patent-, the oming aud Ural Mines. Anyundail persons claiming adversel any portion of said SAT nag Consolidated Quartz Mines und Mill Site, Mine or surjace ground, are required tofile their adMantlrarg with t! State of California, du the sixty days rid of pub.ication hereof, or they will e barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL. Kegister. Edward Lynch, Attorney for Appli . Fresny, Cal., P. 0. Box 813. niatiaaaaas it is hereby ordered, that the foregot: Notice of application for Pat-nt be publish ed forthe period of sixty 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 ictenpins notice wason the 2th day of, Sine Derbeo Blue Gravel Mining Oompany. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF T stockholders of the above named fond pen for the election of irustees to nerve ur the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properiy come before the meeting, will be held on ‘* ues. day, August 5th, 1890, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M, at the offieeof the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco California. er bouks will be closed on Friday August ist, 1890 at 12 o’clock M. THEO. WETZE1, Secre oa Office No. 522 Montgom Francisco, California. ee oa fo a We ws ad pineal s RELIABLE ty «No experi Voauined; permanant tion yh rena years, in etch year, easy, genteel business. Mone forsalary, advertising, etc. advanc For sase in {lots ‘from 1 to 500 cords 4 est m affrsin our line, tw. pa { portals _Contea it , may Franciace, State Ol} ate ts this Gay flied ita application County of Ne the iodes . Ten (10) Kaat of. ount id i evade City . ihe sou of 8ecSe ar Dimiee marper N rats and State . tion oy Feemetiy Eihtoen of Cailfurnia, and designated by the field an Nee Bop ng ‘Vén (10) Kast Mt. Diablo acres of Placer Mining imax . = 2.95 chains tuence 5. 83 degrees 15 K. 22] to th 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 . ¥ p. 649-656, said Records. (See pp. 31-. ~ ee No. 56 and No, 75, U. . D "9208, 808 15° ; Pie: the undersigned, do solemaly pooper clone ta, fal M’fgCo., Cincin. co A ten Paws, cabs ota amento, Cal, . jearls, her A ce address is 1 ae ay 1. Van Ness A Galtfornia, hag thi hie e (paren in 18) North Kanye! 0. Meridinn,— as follows, to-wii ; Quarter (3. W. Twenty eight ridian. One Line so and Sixty 60) jan ‘yhe location of this mine is recorded in e Containing the Kecorder’s office of Nevada Vouuty in Book ¥, Page 246 of Mining Locations, The adjoiuing claimants are Watt Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Piacer Mine on the West. Any and all persons Claiming adversely any portion of said Gordua Piacer Mine or surf.ce ground, are required ~w fic tueir adverse Claims with tue Kegister: of the United States Land Office, ut Sacramento, in the county of Sactumc nto, Cal, duling the sixty days’ period of publication here. f, or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statut > SELDEN HETZEL, Register, Itis hereby ordered, that the £ solhg notice of a, plication for Patent-be publishea for the period of days, (ten consecutive week:), in the NevaDa DAILY ‘tRan-SCRIPT, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City; California. .._ SSELDEN HETZEL, Register. , Atturney for Applioant, — The first public: f this notice ‘was made on June 6th, s890. = Constable’s Sale, Y VIRTUE OF AN EXEC sued outof Justice A. R. Wa Court of Nevada ‘perp County. yada, Stute of Califurnia, dated the 80th of June, 1890, in a certain action where: K. M. Savage as Plaintiff. recovered judgment against The Nevada Guid Mining Company, a Corporation, as Defendant, for the sum of $191.00 Dollars damages, -and $42.60 Dollars costs of suit and all costs that may accrue onthe 17th day of June, 1890. ;have levied upon the following deseribed property, to wit: : All that certain piece or parcel’of mini ground known as the Fortuaa Mine si! ubvutone mile south west of Nevada City in Nevada Township, County of Nevada state of California, at the junction of upper Grass Valley and Nevada City and Rough and Ready Roads, consisting of two quartz, mining claims ‘known as the i'eiseverance and Liye Yankee claims, being mineral entries, Nos. 89 and 90, according : b to the United states official survey in section 13, I'p. 16, North Kunge 8, &. M.D, B. and M, and entered in the Lund office of the United states at Sacramento, California, together with allimprovements consisting of shafts, tunnels, hoisting works, hoisting machinery, engines, boilers and the tenements, herditaments and. appurtenances orennte belonging orin any wise appertaining. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d duy of August, 180, at 12 o'clock M, of tha duyin frontof the COURT HUUSE in the city of Nevada, Tuwnsbipand County of »evada, State of Ualifornia, {t will sell all the rigut, tile and interest of said befendant ‘The Nevada Gold Mining Company, a Corporation, in.and to the abeve described property, atPUBLIC AUCTION, for cash in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the highest afd best bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 9th and . day of July, 18:0, KicHaRp DILLON, Constable. Notice of Sale of Real Estate, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. IN ‘ pursuance ofan orderof the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the seventh day of July. 1890, in ‘the matter of the estate of GEOKGE JOSEPH, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of the Estate of d George Joseph, deceased, will sell at private sale te ‘the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confi:mation by 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 said George Joseph, at the time o/ his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, sequined other than or in addition ) that of the said George Joseph, at the time of his death, in and fo all that certain lot, Ea or parcel of land situate, lying end ing in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and hounded and des cribed az follows, to wit : An undivided three-fourth interest in and to acertain quartz mining claim known as the Mount George claim-#ituated at Indian Flat, in the county of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, on the. South Fork of Rush Cr more cularly described wit: Commencing at a pine tree whereon the notice of location is posted, one hundred feet fromthetucnel being run to delop bie claim, and running thence ins south-easterly direction 1500 feet, with 300 feet of surface ground on each side of the ledge. Said totice of location being recordedin Book 9, at page 476, of the Mining Records in the Recorders Office of said nee’ eae er aforesaid. ‘erms and Conditions of Sale: Cash 1a coin of the United States, Ten per cont of the purchase money to ba paid to the Administrator on the day of sate, balance.on confirmation of sale by saidSuperior Court. ~ Deed at expense of purchaser. S & All bids for the puichase of said pi must be in writingand may be ha! said Administrator, personally, o: saree L. ifs soa RUeeney fors: ator, at his office, in Mo: & Roberts’ Block, in Nevada City, Neyada, county, Cal. fe: ifornia. HES NRY GODAIR, Administrator ofthe Ke‘ate of eeue Joseph, dec 5 Geo, L. Hughes, Atty fur Admr. th, 1890. . Dated Ju Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank “ and its Agency at Grass Valley, slowing its Financial Oondition on the morning . July 1st, 1890, se a to ft with AdminisRo RESOURCES) Bank Premises.. ..... Real Estate tuken for debt WONORS 3575 cioNas sald ce eae County Warrants.. . Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds and W. PRES a pe Loans on other Securities..... Loans on Personal Security, Overdrafts Accounts Money on hand.. Due from Banks. . Furn‘ture and Fixt Gold Bullion gs LIABILITIES, Paid up Capital ” Rese a $208,808 § ue Banks .. EX Dividends Unpaid Other Liabilities . we have, cach of us, a ROW edge of the matters contained in the ibe ing statement, andthat the same is @ true ane corect report of the financial dition of the Citizens Bank, and ite Agency at Gisss Valley, on the morning of J 1890, uceording to the best of our knowledge and ief ; and that the named are allin the custody ey — Ps proper pgp io andicorrespon© ermore the puid up capital swore af the ma Bank is. Thirty Thou 1d coin Valuation, as ih ean ee ge ing report. Sx ee . M. PRESTON, Presiden D. E. MORGAN y ne sete callie, conn nest and sworn ‘ore me this 9th day of July, {se ay ¥, 1890, FRED SEARLS, Notary Publie. ah Poth Company Colin Mot and Sl Bae” mreilo, :