August 30, 1890 (4 pages)

sins a nh 0 thet erie priate NEVADA COUNTY. . ” ‘The following article is frof the advance sheets of next month’s issue of Howell & Strachan’s ‘‘State Resourees,”’ which will be largely devoted-to Nevada county : : Were the attractions, resources, and . advantages of Nevada county as much heralded abroad, and as generally well known to the average Easterner and foreigner who comes to California in order to spy out the land either with the intention of becoming a permanent settler, only out of curiosity, or_in search of something which might offer . _ promise of a good paying investment, there would be hundreds come here to one who now makes the trip. We do not’ desire to be accused of making an assertion, which we cannot substantiate and shall therefore, in as condensed a form as-possible, give.a few reasons why people would visit this section if they were conversant with its. inducements. i What brought people from all parts of the earth first to California? Golds. Nevada county : is today-the greatest gold producing county in the State, and her mineral wealth is by no means exhausted. New mipes are being constantly discovered, and a great many old ones continue to add their yearly quota of millions to the country’s bullion product. . What took settlers to Napa, Santa Clara and other counties styled fruit growing counties, and raised the price of desirable land to from $100 to $600 per acre? Simply the knowledge of the fact that peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, etc., would yield iarge returns to the orchardist, backed up by the most liberal kind of advertising. Now we have not a word to say in. depreciation of these counties. It is an indisputable fact that they are great fruit and wine producers, and that in many cases an orchard of only a few acres, is a sufficient competency for a family But we do say, that the price of the land on which the fruit and vines grow has reached such a figure as to virtually exclude those of modest means, who woulddike to engage in horticultural pursuits. Wealsoaffirm that.as good, and in some respects, superior, resulte are obtained by fruit growers in Nevada county, though the industry has not been pursued to the same extent,,and that land can be obtained here at such reasonable prices that those of very moderate means may secure a heme. Especially are the peaches, pears, . [ and apples.of this section of superior size and excellence, both for flavor and keeping qualities, so that they are faybrites in the market, particularly for shipping purposes.—--What has served to build tp such sections as that which surrounds: Free: no, and at the present time to. cause the founding of several colonies at Merced andin Kern county? : Water, made available by a series of reservoirs, canals and distributing ditches, so that it could be used for purposes ofirrigation. Now there is no better watered region in the State than Nevada county. The source ofsupply is inexhaustible, the means of distribution are adequate to present demands, and can be indefinitely increased as necessity may call for them. What brings whole heaps of people to California who are satisfied with their income in the East? They want toescape theterrible and trying severity of the long winter. In Nevada county you can find a variety of climate. In the highest part of the Sierras, from whence comes the water supply, the snow and ice never melt. But let us take Nevada City, which has an elevation of about 2600 fuet above sealevel. Here some snow always falls during the winter season. Last winter was the heaviest ever known and a great deal fell, but it never lasts long, and the cold, as compared with such cities as New Y-rk, Chicago or Boston, is pleasant spring ‘weather. During the warmest dayso summer the nights are always cool and refreshing. The atmosphere is clear, bracing and conducive to vizorous health. Malaria is unheard of. POPULATION, Nevada City, according tothe census just taken, has a population ofalout 3,000. If the resources of the cuiinty were anything like developed its in}: sbitants would be five times this nu:nber and its business sharea similar increase. Why is this the case? We can only repeat what we ssid beforé, Its advantages are not known abroad. This is owing in part to the fact that it has been looked upon as altogether a mining county, and that the suppression of hydraulic mining caused a great reduction in the annual output of gold, and for a time put a damper upon mining throughout the State, and it is attributable partly to the lack of available, reliable and wi Jely distributed reading matter regarding Nevadacounty, for it is well knewn that the principal part of the visitors to California go to those places which have been most prominently brought before the public by the newspapers and periodicals of the day, oe fer Over Haifa Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while ig, With perfect success, It soothes the child, softens the guns allaye all pain, cures wind colic, and ig the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold} 9°? by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “MBS, WLINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and. ¢ — ar Twenty-Ave ed 5 LEAL AAS IAG A EF aids digestion ; NANANAVANAANNANNAENAANWA Home Mutual Insurance CoOF CALIFORNIA} (APETAL. PRINCI2AL OPFICE* 216 Sansome st, San Francisee Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hoverron; President. J. 1. N. SHeparp, Vice President, : : Cuanizs H. BY, retary: {R. H. Maeitt, Genera’ Ageu $300,000 Risks accepted on all clusses of desirable property in y at rates as low assolvency and @-fair profit will admit of, er auteeing e prompt and liberal response to al just claims for loss. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY An Extraordinary (fer. IF /AERE IGA “New Hee” Sewing Machine ITHiN 1,000 MILES OF N FRANcisco, Cal., North, Scuth, it or West, (purchased ator through i e, OF any of our branches on this Co: ch is not giving entire au@” absolute ction in every jespect, we will put i rfect repair free of charge, (exeépting only breakage or damage caused by careless Rapdling,) ifdelivered at our 2, NO. 72% MAR STREET, SAN F ISCO, CAL’A. THE “NEW HOME’ SEWING. MAOHINE QOMPANY, Ohas. E. Naylor, General MANUFACTURERS OF THE Pepular -NEW HOME LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING. MACHINE the léader of the age in practical improveartwork attachments, of which geet f the latest and best. DR. GUNN’S. BIT TS BS THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SUBE.PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costivenes3 and Constipation. {BILOUSNESS, TORPID-LIVER, Fever and Ague — AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES. DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Compiairts, Nausea, od, cmpure Bleed, General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters RE RELY #7 VEGETABLE’ Perfectly Safe, . Rellable A. WAI ALSTINE & CO. Proprietors and Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY CARR BROS, A National Exchange, NEVADA OITY, CAL. RECTOR BEOS. -Pronrietors Hotel im the City. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires se prevalentin large hotels —— —— Situated in tLe verv centre of the city, with £xpress, Post Off ce and Genera! Stage Offic for all linesin the building. Passengers can seers gil vireo pep later than any er when de sage. peTheTable oft the “Natdone. Exchange ise Aus feature withthe : he a7 and is guarteed su or to any in * The Rooms are neatand Je barb and in clude a aumber of handsome suits. The experienced management will spare neither pains or expense to sustain the reputation which the National Exchange nop 80 justy enjoys of being the geading ani best hotelin he mounteins. Agentsfor the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Re *P. Rowell & Co Niles J. H. B Dauchy & Co. Willi & Co Rey « John C. Dewey & Ce. Stinson & Co. .M. Mott The Only First-class Business ai et . of at 7:20.P. M. by “] recommend Castoria for children’s a Picy. complaints, agentes Known ti So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Tax Cexravurn Company, 77 Murray St., New York. NA NANANSA ANS SS ASA AASRANSANAN TO THE UNFORTUNATE DE. GIBBONS DISPENSABY, Ne. 623 Kearney Street, Cerner Commercial its Seminal Weakness ag eo ete. m Diseases 0: erated e S&S Dr. Gibbon hasthe easure of annoo: that he hasreturned = visiting the principai Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the Dis pe 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, whore bia old patients and those recuirin. bis services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, z self abuse. Thissolitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, Gos ayes. pain in ib. peek, rlnaine in the e eyes, ~ bead, ringing in the ears. noise like the rustiig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about loins, weakness of the limbs, confused visblunted i joss of-confidence, to shun society, loss Y, nectic io: Simideuce in epproachin erg, a dislike-to form hew soquaintances, dispoeition oO: Non-fo fushes, pimples and various eruptionsabout the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs. care, night sweats, monomania an f&equent insanity. If relief be not obtained, rsons so afflicted should apply imimediatepeithe: in poman ax by letter. atid have a ure effected by his new and scientific mode treating these , Which never fails of @ffecting a quick and radical! cure. MABRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marrii are suffering under any of these fearful maiaie should not sores’ the bey bes pad y upon » nor de: oo tain immediate relief. . CURED AT HOME. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT SOME, by addressing a letter te Dr. Gibbon, tating case, symptome, length of time the disease has condinued and the medicine gurlonliy Ya aay part of the Country with to en of ‘the country, pipe Onde Map E eding The Doctorcures when others fail. Try him. By TEN DOLLARS in coinin a reg=e ar aroagh we. Post OMe. = oO 0., @ package o: e will ns dativered by expressto any par. of the United Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 6283 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957. . L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. who N B. ADVERTISEMENTS e Solicited for all newspe: published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Hag Japan, Obina Mow Beciend the ‘ane. japen,ew e AusColonies, the Eastern States and published pe. Files of re! every newspa! on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed ftee access to them during business hours IMPROVED BELT Price Im proved Beit 3 ya nér $825. F. 0.B: : Price Plain Belt Frue Vanner, 75. F.@. 8. : information apply to ADAMS & CARTER. nts, Hoom 51,Ne, 132 Marketst, 8.F BIAINED, and all business in the U.8 Patent Office attended to for MOD"Gere tie posite the U. 8 Of ur offi c¢ is op; ‘ 8. vatent Office, and we can obtain Patents in leas ime than those remote from Washington. Le tg pa arewing. We advise ae te paten' ee 01 gnaspe--end e make noc ¢ upless we obtain patent. We refer, here, to the P. rintendent of Mone the officials of the circula: tus re. r, advice, terms and references to aclients in your own State or county adC. A. Snow & Co. Opp. Petent Office. Washington. D. C The Chicago Co e Organ Has attained astendard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement thet inyeneive genius, and money can proThese excellent Organs are célebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick 1 ie, Var age of combination, stie be in finish, perfect construction ma ug Shem the most attractive, ornamental and esira ble organs for homes, schools, churches ‘es, societies; etc.ESTABLISHED REPUTATION eas * FACILIITEs ALLED SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The_ Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS = =, cS Lataiegias and Price Lists'on application CHIOAGO GOTTAGE ORGAN -00., CHICAGO ILLINOIS Dutch Flat Stage Line, Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7 A.M. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussdey Thursday and Saturday AT 7 A.M. ASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line resch Nevada oar at noon, justead . 8. Patent Office. For’ $2500. situate depot. househo Is alive Send We mtn Lowest Rates. Oldest , Ta the consequence of}. water, seven head farm at a low price. $2500-<125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and bern ; some ‘ruit,frees ; free water for irrigating. : —_———-00 ———_ offer at present. ranging trem $5 to $75 per acre. NEVADA COUNTY I4ND AND IMPROVETHE SAN F qaihe Leadin; t,was establ Isa handsome eight-page of cipal i ure, ions, and gives special attention to mining, horti every res este, Over $500,000 Paid in Death . lath “sInsure im the== It-issues the best Policy. Incontestibl rfeitable ! And Sunplet! a. I insures your Lite as a Fire Company Insures your erty except the future cost is 4 reduced by Dividends. Reliable Agents Wanted. Principal Office— 101 Sansome Street, ‘AN FRANCiSCOCheanest Great bargain ; must be sold. three miles-from Nevada Citv. Special Bargains in Lands. -$5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good 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 morethan 2 milesfrom Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fineorchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. $3750--450 scres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost about * $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 vegetable land; two good houses and two barns ; -100 acres cleared; orchard and yarden; free water for a portion of plave. _Willbe sold at the above low price on account of absence. $4 1 50--104 acres; highly improved ; good house and barn, orchard, free of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; Arare chance to secure a profitable TIMBER LANDS —o $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak tiniber, which alone is worth more than price asked; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated © Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. ~ &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to We have all kinds of Lands at. prices Terms Easy. MENT ASSOCIATION. NEVADA DAILY TRA Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass*t Secy.’ NSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) Wwirre THE NEV owrTE RANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year! {OFFER NO. 2z,) ADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regular Price $6 a Year). THE SAN FRANCISCO! DAILY CALL (Regutat Price $6 a Year) {OFFER NO. iy, *. Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one uf the CombinationsThe Daily paper of Northern Central ed i nm 1860. It gives the latest and most reliable ft age Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. It is bright, in ing and nteresting. You Must Pay in Advance for One Year. Those in arrears for the Transcmipr now mast pay up in full, and also pay one year’s combination price in advance. Transcript Jifornia—a position it has maiutained since Mining, Horticultural, dependent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call ublication. It contains interesting specia! es of the world and a vast amount of the It furnishes the latest and most t a first-class famil er, a, or paper. 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Propthat Best Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. > Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev’ ery advantage for a desirable home. of the uota igin hited States Marshal's Sale. NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXEition issued out of the Circuit Court of United 9th Circuit, Northern District of California, and to me directed and delivered for a Judgment rendered in said Court, on the lith day of August, A. D. inc laver of Baran Acintg Company ma. ‘ater an for the won of $1834 50 in ey ‘oin, to1 wed th vate tith claim end ve le on the le, . i est of said def a tof, in-and to the following Pro rty, to-wit: BW % and 44 of NW of Bec. 16, tp. 17, N 1LE,MtD m, containing 240 acres land, more or less. SEM and SEX of NI of al ‘f MtD ae ion Also the E ee pre MoIlNE 1-4 oO} and 5 o! \~ Van Rit Ait D mm, Containing 60 Pies mini d at Omegaymining ground a : on the south i the above Gluten, on the north by Yee Sing & Co,’s claims; also mining claims knownasthe New Lock Mining Claims, bounded south by Canon & Shaw's ground and west by Omega, improvements consisting of iron pipes, monitors, etc.; also water right and ditch commencing at the head of Scotchman’s creex and conducting water to Omega; also water ditch commencing at Steep Hollow, and known as the Union ditch; also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canon and condacting water to Omega, known asthe Mosuri ditch; also water right and diteh heading at the Svuth Yuba river 13g miles below ,Culbertson bridge, taking water thereffom and conducting itto Omega; also water right and ditch commencing in Diamond creek and conducting waterto Omega, aud known as the Diamond creek ditch; also wate right and ditch taking water from Diamond creak to Cua known as the Edwards ditch, together with all the reservoirs, lakes, ponds, and ail water rights belonging and paren to-eaeh and every of the above named ditches. All situate in Nevada County, California. 4 Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the 25th day of September, A. D.—1890, at 1 o’clock Pp. x.» of seid day,l will sell all the right, tit “interest of said Omega Water and Mining Company or either of them, in and tothe above described property, or so much thereoias may be necessary tosatisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing costs. The sale willtake place in front of the County Court House at Nevada City, Neyada County, California, at Public Auction, forlawful money of the United States, in hand, to the highest and best bidder. Dated, Nevada City, this 2ist day of August, A. D. 1890. W.G. LONG, U.S. Marshal. By A. A. Woop, Deputy. United States Marshal's Sale. of K A Bec. 16, nder and by virtue of an execution issued out of the Cireuit Court of the United States, 9th Circuit, Northern. District of California, and to me directed and delivered fora Judgment rendered in said Court, on the 2ist day of July, A. D. 189, in favor of Edwards woodruft and agains: Omega Water and Mining tompany for the sum of $3249.30 in Gold Coin, together with costs of suitand interest, I have levied on the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and wo the following Property, to-wit: x SW 1-4and8 1-2 of NW 1-4of Sec. 16, tp 17, N Eli £, Mt D m, containing 240 acres land, more or less, Also the E 1-2 of SE 1-4and SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of See. 17, tp 17, N K. 11 K Mt D m, containing 120 acres of land. Algo NW 14 of SEK 1-4 andsW14 of NE 14 Sec. 16,tp16,N R11K Mt D m, containing 8 aioe ee d at t a mining ground at Omega, bounded on thesouth by the above claims, en be PR Sing & Co.’s claims; also mining ms know as-New Lock Mining Claims bounded south by Canon & Shaw’s ground and west by Omega, improvements consist ing of iron pipes, monitors, etc.; also water right and ditch commencing at the head of Scotchman’s creék and conducting water to Omega; also water ditch commeucing at Steep nollow, and known as the Union ditch; also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canon and touduciing water to Omega, known as the Mosuri diteh; also water right and ditch heading at the South Yuba river 1 1-2 miles beiow Culbertson briage, taking water therefrom and conducting it to Omega; also water right and ditch commencing in Diamond creek and conducting water to Omega, and known ag the Diamond creek ditch; ulso water = bre and ditch taking water from Diamo creek to Omega, known as the #dwards ditch, together with all the reserSelongins end pertaining to castrepd longing en 2: 0 eae! every of the above Fe ditches. All situate in Nevada County, California, : Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the 25th day of pee A. D. 1890, at i o’clock Pp. M,, of said ey I will sell all the 1 title and interest Of said Omega Water and Mining Company or either of them, in and to the above described -property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and aceruing costs. Thesale will take place in front of the County Court House at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, at Public Auction, for lawful money of the United States, in hand, to the highest and best Lidder. Dated, Nevada City, this 2ist day of August, A. D. 1890. ; be W. G. LONG, U.S. Marshal, By A. A. Woon, Deputy. pounded} the north . Phill water rights . 'q “. feet, Application for Patent. U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, California, Jane 26, 1890, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Champion Mia Company, a corSacre whobe post 0} — ee Ho Be outgomery atreet, San Francisco, Calliornis, ues this day flied its application fora patent for the Champion Consolidate Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with .the jones and Veins therein contained, bearing gol and other metals, situated in Nevada City Mining District, Couhty of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and offical platon file in this office as Lots A and B, containiug Mineral Lots Nos. 183, 184, 185, 186 and 137, and Lot C, or Mill site Lot No. 188, in Township 16, JNorth Range 8 Kastof Mount Diablo Base fand Meridian. Said Congolidated Quartz Mines a Site being described as folto-wit etd lots A. B. and C. are situated in Ne vada City Mining District, NeVada vount A State of California, and are described a lows,to wit: ., Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes within its boundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Years and Climax lodes being one coatsnuous lode 2,288.2 feet long or 180.2 feetof the New Years Extension lode, 1,412.4 feet of the New Years loije and 695.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said nuous jode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ E.) 13.05 chains from section corner common tosec tions 11, 12, i3and 14in Township 16 Nerth Range 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 10 degrees 30 West forits entire length 2,268.2 feet as shown. by said field notes and plat. The surface chr daries of suid Lot A. are desribed as follows: , Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence : Leet 42 degrees 30' E. 3.49 chains. or 230.3 feet, thence 8 7% degrees W. .88 chains or 58.1 feet, thence 3.—-N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence LN 73 degrees E. 82 chains 01 2).i feet, thenee 6.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence” 6.—N.76 degrees 4 1.70 chains or 112,2f eet, tank, 1 »—N, egre' 28.5 feet, thence 8.8. degrees 15' W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence : 9.—8. 2 degrees feet, thence 10.—8. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1;751 feet, thence tig ‘1L—3. 26 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12.-N. 75 degrees E.%,92 chains or_258.% feet. Contaiing 18.83 acres, As thesameia.more particularly described in said field netes at pages 107 to 113 thereof, said Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 12, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims‘known as the “New Yeurs”’ the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 56 in the Records of the Recorders office of Nevada County, California (see pp, 10-11 said field notes) also the re-location thereof the wotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices PP: 711-713 said Records (see pp. 71-40 said field notes), also the New Yeurs extension the notice of wuich is recerdedvinaswuk % Of Mining Notices pp. 230-231 guid records (see pp. 8-2u said fleid notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of wiichis recorded in Book ¥ pp. 713-714 of said Kecords ‘(see pp. 18-20 said field notes) also the “Climax” the notice of which is revorded in book 7 of Mining. Recorus pp. 41-42 said Kecords (see Pp. 26-27 said field notes). sala Luts. 18 deagribed us folluws: ‘ it includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet. of continuous lode known as the Muller and ip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler lode, Syl feet of the Philliplode, which lode ig situated and described as follows : Com: mencing at the quarter seetions 11 and 12, said ‘Lowhsbip and Kange, thence North 84 dpgrees 49 'W. 12.08 Cheius, thence 8: 64 deStees, W.295 chaing to the south end of the ager A lode and the north ehd of the Mulerioge und frem which point said Phillip lode bears N. 14 degrees 30’ W. said Muller lode bears 8, 33 degrees rE, 262 feet. Said Lot B. also: includes ithin its boundaries 904.2 feetof the lode bown as the Urallode whieh is wituated and described as follows: Commencing at said quarter section -corner thence N, 3 degrees 47’ W. 14.14, ¢hains, thence §. 26 degrees 15’ WAd chains or Ural ‘lode fe 008.2 feet to the south end of N, 4 degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains or 904.2 feet., The si @ boundaries of said Lot B described as follows: Commencing at said Uarter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 49 W, 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W 2,9 chains thence 8. 88-degrees 15 E. 262 feet to the south eud of the Muller lode aud place of beginning, thence 3, 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 feet, thence . —N. 35 degrees 15. W, 4°41chains or 291 feet, thence 3—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 tats 64 degrees E, 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 16’ W.4.72 chains or 311.6 feet,thence 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 8—N, 87 degrees E. 8,00 chains or 628 feet, thence 9-8. 14 degrees 20’ EB. 4.36 chains or 287.8 Notice Por Publication. 1 OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., July 25, 1899,—Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler. has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof willbe made before the Register and Keceiver at Marysville, Cal, on Tuesday, September 2, 1890, viz. ideon H, Grayes, Homestead Entry No. 3669, for the NE} of Sec. 82, [p17 N, B & E, He names the following witnesses tb cultivation of, said land, viz H. Reader and Charles Apers of . O., Nevada poanty, cal. Alanson: G, Dart and Luis H. Baron of French Corral P, O., Nevada county, Gal. CHABLES HAPGOOD, Register. Notice to Oreditors. Estate of Preston Penpraise. Ne is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Estate of Preston Penpraise, deceased, te the creditors of and ali persons having claims against the maid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executor, at his residence on Gold Fiat in said Nevada County, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of d estate,in said county of Nevada.Ww. Cc, ENBURB. Executor of the Estate of Preston Penpraise, deceased, Dated this 23d pv 4 of August 1890, John Caldwell, Atty for Executor. prove his continuous residence upon and . Mi th W. 10.64 chains or 702.2 10-8, 28 degrees 15’ feet, thence li—8. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 93 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 132 feet, thence 3 13—8. 52 degrees 30’ E. 1.18 chains or 77.9 ‘*M-8. OA degrees W" 5 egrees W. .65 Chaing or 42,9 feet. Containing 18.07 acres. As the sume is more particularly described in said field notes at Pp, 133-140 thereof ; said lot # containg Minae rey or 186 ae 187, ot embraces within said bou the lode claims known as the Pailin ake voticeof which ig recorded in ‘Book.5, of Records (soe pee AP et Seid: heh eens Fe oO id . Muller Claim,” Spe notice of which 1s recorded in Book 5 of ining’ Notices pp. 284 oc said Records peg ese, of fie notes) also the “Ural C. »”’ the notice o: corded in Book 6, of Mining Ne649-650, said Records. (See Pp. 31alee? Peay ved oA yer e Di w is recorded in Book 9 of Mi fig Sinn . 715 aud 716, said Records. 5 B, of said field notes,) Said Loto te pod 7“ eanrtok a int ‘4 “s ommencing at a point N, 4 r W. 18.06 chains trom the Re ye as common-Sectiona 11, 12, 13 and 14, in said Live gro thence 1-8. 42 degrees 80’ W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, thence 2—N. 2% degrees 20’ W. 2.29 chaing or 151.1 nig thence ; ame 70 degrees EB. 892 chaing or 258.7 e Containing .44 acres ag the sameis chimp Sesdribed Ba! said tield notes a @ 141 the es within its limits algothe d Lot C. embr Books, LEAD ‘l'HE~ WORLD. Neo* i, The American Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking. Pale e2.° Chicago Herald Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE $1.50. No. 4, . Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR SALE AT THE OVYICE OF rHE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stieet, San Franoisco : As WUTKR, ROAD , TWO D B Pont Office, Nevada “aver! amLAaw City, PUNE BOOTS AND HORS A BPEGIALTY Whiteheads Cook the “Champion Mili Site,” notice of which ds ded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp: cords (see pp. of Said Lot C, is aiso called 4 The adjoining claimants are A. Walrath B. C, Walrath, ‘SSiea Vv. wire. and others, owning the Providence Gold Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Congolida, ted Wyoming Gold Mining Com, poration, owning Lote Novs6 aaa He 56,0. 8, arene, the Wyoming and Ural Mineg, nyandaill persons claiming adversel any portion of gaid Champion onsolidaied Quarta Mines and Mill §) te, Mine or surface ground, are required to ‘file their adverse claims with the. rot States Land Office’ at ramento, in the Stete of California, during the xty days publication hereof, or they will y Yirtue of the provisions of the SELDEN BETZRL « ater, Edward Lynch, Attorney fo! ; Fresnd, Cal., P.O. Bow sin, . PPoant, e Statute, It is hereb: ordered, th t ti Notice of ‘Applicat m for Panne wes sate ioe i riod ra Pity days in the Here, 8 y newspaper lished at Nevada Cit; j ofcalifoma a City, Nevada County, State SELDEN HETZEL. Register. on of the ay of June The first day of the nab! {oresolng notice wagon t au 6 28th Of Nevada City AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE JA. H test improved ‘Los Gatos presi i: ¢ shen. and will promptly execute al ore Spraying Fruit Trees . Collin’ Moth : and’; Seale: Bug CHARGES REASON ABLE, REPAiBING DONE NEATLY, 09, es 20’ W. 32.25 chains or{+ 30° E. 6.76 bhains or 446.2 . § line from which pointsaid lode line bears . 4 United . th Elijah Rooth: & Company 2 MM Leave orders at th Daily Trane ld script Printine:Officefor with BOOTHE @ . . aci the Keeorder’s o Souk’, Page dee in gravel ada'the Denvon Piscer Mingon ioe any portion of said surface ground; are réq adverse claims with ta ecounty of Bacranten they will be basreaehtee-vieiag dtatute, 1) kecabilpcdeeae sores ae f ereby : ‘the f notice of application for Patent be pubine ¢a for the: i (ten Consecutive week:), in the aS dete Y¥ ‘L£BANSCRIPT, a dailyhews. ir pu 5 Yoda City, Calton Ts hea SELDEN: HETZBL, Register. FRED SEARLS, Attorney for Appieeat eee . The first publ: f this n madeon June 6th, 180." Motee wan Notice’ of Sale’ of Real Estate, Under Execution, CONRAD, GRISSEL, Plaintiff, WASHIN TON { eunnr Vv. ‘. ING CoMPs Y, Dete: epee Mie Y¥ virtue of an Ex: Aiisuéa out of ; Sustice Coun of lobn Ely, Wash‘To ‘ f Nevada, : State August, mn Conrad agment on neers sing cel of placer minin ington Lfownship, ro inty, : of California, known 4 sted as the Daisy Cement ‘or cir por ; Claim and puceuary ees as Bows to-wit : ate near na fash beginning at ‘a pointon sald claim gerbe] by astake set about 800 feet from the Cemient Mill on said Sinking and : Westerly therefrom und runuing ‘thence Bouth KastEasterly wo tne boundary lie ork y e ne Cement Company's claim Herein descrioed. hence North Westerly to a point’ ditectly oppentve atuke marked No. 1, the place the beginning. certain other placer mining Also those claims bounded d; me ivish by @ South * the *Mecum on the-W; tunuel cleims, on the No Mie ps Hive, tin, Ban OY ie "Mees ma; said ¢ ‘ormerly wa as the Golden Heifer 5 Together with the Cement Crushing Mill om the lands Bavelnper bed,andad teuements, b rH @ppurtenences to said ¢ ‘an il belenging oF used in connection therewith. Also, that certain reservoir near the claims above described, and the ditch leadby ¢ from said reservoirtothe ¢leims aforethat certain ditch and water right sifuete in Washi nm township ‘aforéraia £00 known as the: Jetletson Urhek! ‘Dean ‘and ter right, Said ditch taking water from Jetferson Creek in said -tow. and conduciing the same ‘to the’ y Cement claim ubove deseribed; together with all water rights and easements. to‘ diteh Pathe or in'any wise a; iintp, Public noticeis hereby given <4 will on SALUKDAY, the day of ber, . D1890, dt 12 o'clock M. of ‘day, in front of {the Justice Court door of Joba tly, at’ Was nm, eshington towns: county of Nevada, State of California, mail @t public auction for United 5 Gold coin all the right, title, claim: interest of seid Defendant, the Washington Vement Gravel’ Mining Company, (a cc ration), of, in’and tw the above’ descri: property or so.much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient meney 2 wetiaty said. judgment with interest and costs, etc. to tue highest and best bidder. ee ; 6. B, CRAWFORD, Cc mustaple P+ Natias sata Township, ‘Nevada vs ap id Lugestzist, 1890, Delinquent Netice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSQULAION. Locution of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquentupon the following described stock, on ‘account of assegament No, 1, levied on the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set oppo pite the names of: the respective share holders, as follows: : : No. No. Names Cert. Shs. Am’t. FP. G, Beatty .57 2500 balance due, $137 12 G. E. Brand. .59 2000 + . 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 3000 60 00 G. E. Brand, .6) 2000 40 00 G, B. Brand.62 88 1 664nd in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the.10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of pach cate of such stock as may be necessary will besold at public auction, at the office o éaid Company, No. 59 Broad Streeet, Nevada Oity,, Nevada County, Californie, BATURDAY, the 9th day of August, 1890, at the hour of 1 o'clock », m, of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the wale, “ “ GEO, C, GAYLORD, Secretary, Offi¢e—No, 59 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. POSTPONEMENT, wane shove nele has neon 7 pips ona till ay, August 29th, 1990, at the eame ur abd place. By ordor of the Board of Directora. Gro U. GaYLorD, :Hesiy, _ “Notioe of Proving Will, It THE SUPERIUX COURT, IN AND FOR aad county of Nevada, State of Califorin the matter of theestate of PRESTON PENPRAIsH, deceased, : Notice is hereby given, th; 23d day of August, at 10 o'clock a. M. of guid day,at tne Courtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse in the City Pees County of Nevada, has been appointed’ as‘ » time and place for proving the Will of said PRESTON PENPKAISE,dece: earing the Hd pone Hl Ma? pnigind ¢ issuance ty) y when and Wasre any etna may ap and con ¥ Fahes d Nevada ? , A } By J.J. pt. Clerk. John Caldwall, ‘hay Pa phen. _—Notion of ‘Proving, Will, the Superior Court, in and for ti woe Navas a tne matter of the Estate of Julia. dyNotice is hereby 26th day of At @lock a, M. of 7 a said Court, at the Court and ’county of Nevada, as the time and place pro A bra Bde ill { for the nee may sooner ae re e § eye Dated August 6, eS By J; Ford, Attorney. “Thos: 8.

sins a nh 0 thet erie priate NEVADA COUNTY. . ” ‘The following article is frof the advance sheets of next month’s issue of Howell & Strachan’s ‘‘State Resourees,”’ which will be largely devoted-to Nevada county : : Were the attractions, resources, and . advantages of Nevada county as much heralded abroad, and as generally well known to the average Easterner and foreigner who comes to California in order to spy out the land either with the intention of becoming a permanent settler, only out of curiosity, or_in search of something which might offer . _ promise of a good paying investment, there would be hundreds come here to one who now makes the trip. We do not’ desire to be accused of making an assertion, which we cannot substantiate and shall therefore, in as condensed a form as-possible, give.a few reasons why people would visit this section if they were conversant with its. inducements. i What brought people from all parts of the earth first to California? Golds. Nevada county : is today-the greatest gold producing county in the State, and her mineral wealth is by no means exhausted. New mipes are being constantly discovered, and a great many old ones continue to add their yearly quota of millions to the country’s bullion product. . What took settlers to Napa, Santa Clara and other counties styled fruit growing counties, and raised the price of desirable land to from $100 to $600 per acre? Simply the knowledge of the fact that peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, etc., would yield iarge returns to the orchardist, backed up by the most liberal kind of advertising. Now we have not a word to say in. depreciation of these counties. It is an indisputable fact that they are great fruit and wine producers, and that in many cases an orchard of only a few acres, is a sufficient competency for a family But we do say, that the price of the land on which the fruit and vines grow has reached such a figure as to virtually exclude those of modest means, who woulddike to engage in horticultural pursuits. Wealsoaffirm that.as good, and in some respects, superior, resulte are obtained by fruit growers in Nevada county, though the industry has not been pursued to the same extent,,and that land can be obtained here at such reasonable prices that those of very moderate means may secure a heme. Especially are the peaches, pears, . [ and apples.of this section of superior size and excellence, both for flavor and keeping qualities, so that they are faybrites in the market, particularly for shipping purposes.—--What has served to build tp such sections as that which surrounds: Free: no, and at the present time to. cause the founding of several colonies at Merced andin Kern county? : Water, made available by a series of reservoirs, canals and distributing ditches, so that it could be used for purposes ofirrigation. Now there is no better watered region in the State than Nevada county. The source ofsupply is inexhaustible, the means of distribution are adequate to present demands, and can be indefinitely increased as necessity may call for them. What brings whole heaps of people to California who are satisfied with their income in the East? They want toescape theterrible and trying severity of the long winter. In Nevada county you can find a variety of climate. In the highest part of the Sierras, from whence comes the water supply, the snow and ice never melt. But let us take Nevada City, which has an elevation of about 2600 fuet above sealevel. Here some snow always falls during the winter season. Last winter was the heaviest ever known and a great deal fell, but it never lasts long, and the cold, as compared with such cities as New Y-rk, Chicago or Boston, is pleasant spring ‘weather. During the warmest dayso summer the nights are always cool and refreshing. The atmosphere is clear, bracing and conducive to vizorous health. Malaria is unheard of. POPULATION, Nevada City, according tothe census just taken, has a population ofalout 3,000. If the resources of the cuiinty were anything like developed its in}: sbitants would be five times this nu:nber and its business sharea similar increase. Why is this the case? We can only repeat what we ssid beforé, Its advantages are not known abroad. This is owing in part to the fact that it has been looked upon as altogether a mining county, and that the suppression of hydraulic mining caused a great reduction in the annual output of gold, and for a time put a damper upon mining throughout the State, and it is attributable partly to the lack of available, reliable and wi Jely distributed reading matter regarding Nevadacounty, for it is well knewn that the principal part of the visitors to California go to those places which have been most prominently brought before the public by the newspapers and periodicals of the day, oe fer Over Haifa Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while ig, With perfect success, It soothes the child, softens the guns allaye all pain, cures wind colic, and ig the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold} 9°? by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “MBS, WLINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and. ¢ — ar Twenty-Ave ed 5 LEAL AAS IAG A EF aids digestion ; NANANAVANAANNANNAENAANWA Home Mutual Insurance CoOF CALIFORNIA} (APETAL. PRINCI2AL OPFICE* 216 Sansome st, San Francisee Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hoverron; President. J. 1. N. SHeparp, Vice President, : : Cuanizs H. BY, retary: {R. H. Maeitt, Genera’ Ageu $300,000 Risks accepted on all clusses of desirable property in y at rates as low assolvency and @-fair profit will admit of, er auteeing e prompt and liberal response to al just claims for loss. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY An Extraordinary (fer. IF /AERE IGA “New Hee” Sewing Machine ITHiN 1,000 MILES OF N FRANcisco, Cal., North, Scuth, it or West, (purchased ator through i e, OF any of our branches on this Co: ch is not giving entire au@” absolute ction in every jespect, we will put i rfect repair free of charge, (exeépting only breakage or damage caused by careless Rapdling,) ifdelivered at our 2, NO. 72% MAR STREET, SAN F ISCO, CAL’A. THE “NEW HOME’ SEWING. MAOHINE QOMPANY, Ohas. E. Naylor, General MANUFACTURERS OF THE Pepular -NEW HOME LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING. MACHINE the léader of the age in practical improveartwork attachments, of which geet f the latest and best. DR. GUNN’S. BIT TS BS THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SUBE.PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costivenes3 and Constipation. {BILOUSNESS, TORPID-LIVER, Fever and Ague — AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES. DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Compiairts, Nausea, od, cmpure Bleed, General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters RE RELY #7 VEGETABLE’ Perfectly Safe, . Rellable A. WAI ALSTINE & CO. Proprietors and Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY CARR BROS, A National Exchange, NEVADA OITY, CAL. RECTOR BEOS. -Pronrietors Hotel im the City. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires se prevalentin large hotels —— —— Situated in tLe verv centre of the city, with £xpress, Post Off ce and Genera! Stage Offic for all linesin the building. Passengers can seers gil vireo pep later than any er when de sage. peTheTable oft the “Natdone. Exchange ise Aus feature withthe : he a7 and is guarteed su or to any in * The Rooms are neatand Je barb and in clude a aumber of handsome suits. The experienced management will spare neither pains or expense to sustain the reputation which the National Exchange nop 80 justy enjoys of being the geading ani best hotelin he mounteins. Agentsfor the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Re *P. Rowell & Co Niles J. H. B Dauchy & Co. Willi & Co Rey « John C. Dewey & Ce.. Stinson & Co. .M. Mott The Only First-class Business ai et . of at 7:20.P. M. by “] recommend Castoria for children’s a Picy. complaints, agentes Known ti So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Tax Cexravurn Company, 77 Murray St., New York. NA NANANSA ANS SS ASA AASRANSANAN TO THE UNFORTUNATE DE. GIBBONS DISPENSABY, Ne. 623 Kearney Street, Cerner Commercial its Seminal Weakness ag eo ete. m Diseases 0: erated e S&S Dr. Gibbon hasthe easure of annoo: that he hasreturned = visiting the principai Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the Dis pe 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, whore bia old patients and those recuirin. bis services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, z self abuse. Thissolitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, Gos ayes. pain in ib. peek, rlnaine in the e eyes, ~ bead, ringing in the ears. noise like the rustiig of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about loins, weakness of the limbs, confused visblunted i joss of-confidence, to shun society, loss Y, nectic io: Simideuce in epproachin erg, a dislike-to form hew soquaintances, dispoeition oO: Non-fo fushes, pimples and various eruptionsabout the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs. care, night sweats, monomania an f&equent insanity. If relief be not obtained, rsons so afflicted should apply imimediatepeithe: in poman ax by letter. atid have a ure effected by his new and scientific mode treating these , Which never fails of @ffecting a quick and radical! cure. MABRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marrii are suffering under any of these fearful maiaie should not sores’ the bey bes pad y upon » nor de: oo tain immediate relief. . CURED AT HOME. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT SOME, by addressing a letter te Dr. Gibbon, tating case, symptome, length of time the disease has condinued and the medicine gurlonliy Ya aay part of the Country with to en of ‘the country, pipe Onde Map E eding The Doctorcures when others fail. Try him. By TEN DOLLARS in coinin a reg=e ar aroagh we. Post OMe. = oO 0., @ package o: e will ns dativered by expressto any par. of the United Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 6283 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957. . L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. who N B. ADVERTISEMENTS e Solicited for all newspe: published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Hag Japan, Obina Mow Beciend the ‘ane. japen,ew e AusColonies, the Eastern States and published pe. Files of re! every newspa! on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed ftee access to them during business hours IMPROVED BELT Price Im proved Beit 3 ya nér $825. F. 0.B: : Price Plain Belt Frue Vanner, 75. F.@. 8. : information apply to ADAMS & CARTER. nts, Hoom 51,Ne, 132 Marketst, 8.F BIAINED, and all business in the U.8 Patent Office attended to for MOD"Gere tie posite the U. 8 Of ur offi c¢ is op; ‘ 8. vatent Office, and we can obtain Patents in leas ime than those remote from Washington. Le tg pa arewing. We advise ae te paten' ee 01 gnaspe--end e make noc ¢ upless we obtain patent. We refer, here, to the P. rintendent of Mone the officials of the circula: tus re. r, advice, terms and references to aclients in your own State or county adC. A. Snow & Co. Opp. Petent Office. Washington. D. C The Chicago Co e Organ Has attained astendard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement thet inyeneive genius, and money can proThese excellent Organs are célebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick 1 ie, Var age of combination, stie be in finish, perfect construction ma ug Shem the most attractive, ornamental and esira ble organs for homes, schools, churches ‘es, societies; etc.ESTABLISHED REPUTATION eas * FACILIITEs ALLED SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The_ Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS = =, cS Lataiegias and Price Lists'on application CHIOAGO GOTTAGE ORGAN -00., CHICAGO ILLINOIS Dutch Flat Stage Line, Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7 A.M. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussdey Thursday and Saturday AT 7 A.M. ASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line resch Nevada oar at noon, justead . 8. Patent Office. For’ $2500. situate depot. househo Is alive Send We mtn Lowest Rates. Oldest , Ta the consequence of}. water, seven head farm at a low price. $2500-<125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and bern ; some ‘ruit,frees ; free water for irrigating. : —_———-00 ———_ offer at present. ranging trem $5 to $75 per acre. NEVADA COUNTY I4ND AND IMPROVETHE SAN F qaihe Leadin; t,was establ Isa handsome eight-page of cipal i ure, ions, and gives special attention to mining, horti every res este, Over $500,000 Paid in Death . lath “sInsure im the== It-issues the best Policy. Incontestibl rfeitable ! And Sunplet! a. I insures your Lite as a Fire Company Insures your erty except the future cost is 4 reduced by Dividends. Reliable Agents Wanted. Principal Office— 101 Sansome Street, ‘AN FRANCiSCOCheanest Great bargain ; must be sold. three miles-from Nevada Citv. Special Bargains in Lands. -$5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good 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 morethan 2 milesfrom Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fineorchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. $3750--450 scres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost about * $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 vegetable land; two good houses and two barns ; -100 acres cleared; orchard and yarden; free water for a portion of plave. _Willbe sold at the above low price on account of absence. $4 1 50--104 acres; highly improved ; good house and barn, orchard, free of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; Arare chance to secure a profitable TIMBER LANDS —o $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak tiniber, which alone is worth more than price asked; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated © Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. ~ &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to We have all kinds of Lands at. prices Terms Easy. MENT ASSOCIATION. NEVADA DAILY TRA Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass*t Secy.’ NSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) Wwirre THE NEV owrTE RANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year! {OFFER NO. 2z,) ADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regular Price $6 a Year). THE SAN FRANCISCO! DAILY CALL (Regutat Price $6 a Year) {OFFER NO. iy, *. Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one uf the CombinationsThe Daily paper of Northern Central ed i nm 1860. It gives the latest and most reliable ft age Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. It is bright, in ing and nteresting. You Must Pay in Advance for One Year. Those in arrears for the Transcmipr now mast pay up in full, and also pay one year’s combination price in advance. Transcript Jifornia—a position it has maiutained since Mining, Horticultural, dependent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call ublication. It contains interesting specia! es of the world and a vast amount of the It furnishes the latest and most t a first-class famil er, a, or paper. Itisissued every Thursday, and contains all 7 piped = pale of the week, gleaned from every aeltter of t The Morning Call (Seven issues @ week metropolitan daily. It has the lar a a ized leading newspaper the Bacihe Coast, © ‘ecognized as being the THE PEOPLE'S CYCLOPRD A The Best in the World for General Use. The New Three-Volume Edition ve ad 000 topics. Complete in 8 convenient vol , isiclacgopesrinators, “7 OOM peti with only a © a cyclopedi Sooo dl cintinn AS gd jereroRerse for specimén pages, éte., that you may see for yourself. absent mason en ot School Trustees. Teachers, ete., te the 0 the present tear z elf, us th EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. RPMILLIPs & BRUNT. You Don’t Get the News You Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT a : Ponalar he globe, complete up to . correspondence from all of the prinbest selected and original general ble financial news and market lculural and agricultural news an: appealing tothe interest of every member of the . Home Benefit Life Association ! Propthat Best Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. > Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev’ ery advantage for a desirable home. of the uota igin hited States Marshal's Sale. NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXEition issued out of the Circuit Court of United 9th Circuit, Northern District of California, and to me directed and delivered for a Judgment rendered in said Court, on the lith day of August, A. D. inc laver of Baran Acintg Company ma. ‘ater an for the won of $1834 50 in ey ‘oin, to1 wed th vate tith claim end ve le on the le, . i est of said def a tof, in-and to the following Pro rty, to-wit: BW % and 44 of NW of Bec. 16, tp. 17, N 1LE,MtD m, containing 240 acres land, more or less. SEM and SEX of NI of al ‘f MtD ae ion Also the E

ee pre MoIlNE 1-4 oO} and 5 o! \~ Van Rit Ait D mm, Containing 60 Pies mini d at Omegaymining ground a : on the south i the above Gluten, on the north by Yee Sing & Co,’s claims; also mining claims knownasthe New Lock Mining Claims, bounded south by Canon & Shaw's ground and west by Omega, improvements consisting of iron pipes, monitors, etc.; also water right and ditch commencing at the head of Scotchman’s creex and conducting water to Omega; also water ditch commencing at Steep Hollow, and known as the Union ditch; also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canon and condacting water to Omega, known asthe Mosuri ditch; also water right and diteh heading at the Svuth Yuba river 13g miles below ,Culbertson bridge, taking water thereffom and conducting itto Omega; also water right and ditch commencing in Diamond creek and conducting waterto Omega, aud known as the Diamond creek ditch; also wate right and ditch taking water from Diamond creak to Cua known as the Edwards ditch, together with all the reservoirs, lakes, ponds, and ail water rights belonging and paren to-eaeh and every of the above named ditches. All situate in Nevada County, California. 4 Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the 25th day of September, A. D.—1890, at 1 o’clock Pp. x.» of seid day,l will sell all the right, tit “interest of said Omega Water and Mining Company or either of them, in and tothe above described property, or so much thereoias may be necessary tosatisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing costs. The sale willtake place in front of the County Court House at Nevada City, Neyada County, California, at Public Auction, forlawful money of the United States, in hand, to the highest and best bidder. Dated, Nevada City, this 2ist day of August, A. D. 1890. W.G. LONG, U.S. Marshal. By A. A. Woop, Deputy. United States Marshal's Sale. of K A Bec. 16, nder and by virtue of an execution issued out of the Cireuit Court of the United States, 9th Circuit, Northern. District of California, and to me directed and delivered fora Judgment rendered in said Court, on the 2ist day of July, A. D. 189, in favor of Edwards woodruft and agains: Omega Water and Mining tompany for the sum of $3249.30 in Gold Coin, together with costs of suitand interest, I have levied on the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and wo the following Property, to-wit: x SW 1-4and8 1-2 of NW 1-4of Sec. 16, tp 17, N Eli £, Mt D m, containing 240 acres land, more or less, Also the E 1-2 of SE 1-4and SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of See. 17, tp 17, N K. 11 K Mt D m, containing 120 acres of land. Algo NW 14 of SEK 1-4 andsW14 of NE 14 Sec. 16,tp16,N R11K Mt D m, containing 8 aioe ee d at t a mining ground at Omega, bounded on thesouth by the above claims, en be PR Sing & Co.’s claims; also mining ms know as-New Lock Mining Claims bounded south by Canon & Shaw’s ground and west by Omega, improvements consist ing of iron pipes, monitors, etc.; also water right and ditch commencing at the head of Scotchman’s creék and conducting water to Omega; also water ditch commeucing at Steep nollow, and known as the Union ditch; also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canon and touduciing water to Omega, known as the Mosuri diteh; also water right and ditch heading at the South Yuba river 1 1-2 miles beiow Culbertson briage, taking water therefrom and conducting it to Omega; also water right and ditch commencing in Diamond creek and conducting water to Omega, and known ag the Diamond creek ditch; ulso water = bre and ditch taking water from Diamo creek to Omega, known as the #dwards ditch, together with all the reserSelongins end pertaining to castrepd longing en 2: 0 eae! every of the above Fe ditches. All situate in Nevada County, California, : Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the 25th day of pee A. D. 1890, at i o’clock Pp. M,, of said ey I will sell all the 1 title and interest Of said Omega Water and Mining Company or either of them, in and to the above described -property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and aceruing costs. Thesale will take place in front of the County Court House at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, at Public Auction, for lawful money of the United States, in hand, to the highest and best Lidder. Dated, Nevada City, this 2ist day of August, A. D. 1890. ; be W. G. LONG, U.S. Marshal, By A. A. Woon, Deputy. pounded} the north . Phill water rights . 'q “. feet, Application for Patent. U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, California, Jane 26, 1890, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Champion Mia Company, a corSacre whobe post 0} — ee Ho Be outgomery atreet, San Francisco, Calliornis, ues this day flied its application fora patent for the Champion Consolidate Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with .the jones and Veins therein contained, bearing gol and other metals, situated in Nevada City Mining District, Couhty of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and offical platon file in this office as Lots A and B, containiug Mineral Lots Nos. 183, 184, 185, 186 and 137, and Lot C, or Mill site Lot No. 188, in Township 16, JNorth Range 8 Kastof Mount Diablo Base fand Meridian. Said Congolidated Quartz Mines a Site being described as folto-wit etd lots A. B. and C. are situated in Ne vada City Mining District, NeVada vount A State of California, and are described a lows,to wit: ., Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes within its boundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Years and Climax lodes being one coatsnuous lode 2,288.2 feet long or 180.2 feetof the New Years Extension lode, 1,412.4 feet of the New Years loije and 695.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said nuous jode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ E.) 13.05 chains from section corner common tosec tions 11, 12, i3and 14in Township 16 Nerth Range 8 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridi an and running thence North 10 degrees 30 West forits entire length 2,268.2 feet as shown. by said field notes and plat. The surface chr daries of suid Lot A. are desribed as follows: , Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence : Leet 42 degrees 30' E. 3.49 chains. or 230.3 feet, thence 8 7% degrees W. .88 chains or 58.1 feet, thence 3.—-N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence LN 73 degrees E. 82 chains 01 2).i feet, thenee 6.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence” 6.—N.76 degrees 4 1.70 chains or 112,2f eet, tank, 1 »—N, egre' 28.5 feet, thence 8.8. degrees 15' W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence : 9.—8. 2 degrees feet, thence 10.—8. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1;751 feet, thence tig ‘1L—3. 26 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12.-N. 75 degrees E.%,92 chains or_258.% feet. Contaiing 18.83 acres, As thesameia.more particularly described in said field netes at pages 107 to 113 thereof, said Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 12, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims‘known as the “New Yeurs”’ the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 56 in the Records of the Recorders office of Nevada County, California (see pp, 10-11 said field notes) also the re-location thereof the wotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices PP: 711-713 said Records (see pp. 71-40 said field notes), also the New Yeurs extension the notice of wuich is recerdedvinaswuk % Of Mining Notices pp. 230-231 guid records (see pp. 8-2u said fleid notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of wiichis recorded in Book ¥ pp. 713-714 of said Kecords ‘(see pp. 18-20 said field notes) also the “Climax” the notice of which is revorded in book 7 of Mining. Recorus pp. 41-42 said Kecords (see Pp. 26-27 said field notes). sala Luts. 18 deagribed us folluws: ‘ it includes within its boundaries 1,062 feet. of continuous lode known as the Muller and ip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler lode, Syl feet of the Philliplode, which lode ig situated and described as follows : Com: mencing at the quarter seetions 11 and 12, said ‘Lowhsbip and Kange, thence North 84 dpgrees 49 'W. 12.08 Cheius, thence 8: 64 deStees, W.295 chaing to the south end of the ager A lode and the north ehd of the Mulerioge und frem which point said Phillip lode bears N. 14 degrees 30’ W. said Muller lode bears 8, 33 degrees rE, 262 feet. Said Lot B. also: includes ithin its boundaries 904.2 feetof the lode bown as the Urallode whieh is wituated and described as follows: Commencing at said quarter section -corner thence N, 3 degrees 47’ W. 14.14, ¢hains, thence §. 26 degrees 15’ WAd chains or Ural ‘lode fe 008.2 feet to the south end of N, 4 degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains or 904.2 feet., The si @ boundaries of said Lot B described as follows: Commencing at said Uarter section corner thence N. 84 degrees, 49 W, 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W 2,9 chains thence 8. 88-degrees 15 E. 262 feet to the south eud of the Muller lode aud place of beginning, thence 3, 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 feet, thence . —N. 35 degrees 15. W, 4°41chains or 291 feet, thence 3—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 tats 64 degrees E, 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 16’ W.4.72 chains or 311.6 feet,thence 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. 3.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 8—N, 87 degrees E. 8,00 chains or 628 feet, thence 9-8. 14 degrees 20’ EB. 4.36 chains or 287.8 Notice Por Publication. 1 OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., July 25, 1899,—Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler. has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof willbe made before the Register and Keceiver at Marysville, Cal, on Tuesday, September 2, 1890, viz. ideon H, Grayes, Homestead Entry No. 3669, for the NE} of Sec. 82, [p17 N, B & E, He names the following witnesses tb cultivation of, said land, viz H. Reader and Charles Apers of . O., Nevada poanty, cal. Alanson: G, Dart and Luis H. Baron of French Corral P, O., Nevada county, Gal. CHABLES HAPGOOD, Register. Notice to Oreditors. Estate of Preston Penpraise. Ne is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Estate of Preston Penpraise, deceased, te the creditors of and ali persons having claims against the maid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executor, at his residence on Gold Fiat in said Nevada County, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of d estate,in said county of Nevada.Ww. Cc, ENBURB. Executor of the Estate of Preston Penpraise, deceased, Dated this 23d pv 4 of August 1890, John Caldwell, Atty for Executor. prove his continuous residence upon and . Mi th W. 10.64 chains or 702.2 10-8, 28 degrees 15’ feet, thence li—8. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 93 chains or 523.4 feet, thence 12-8. 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 132 feet, thence 3 13—8. 52 degrees 30’ E. 1.18 chains or 77.9 ‘*M-8. OA degrees W" 5 egrees W. .65 Chaing or 42,9 feet. Containing 18.07 acres. As the sume is more particularly described in said field notes at Pp, 133-140 thereof ; said lot # containg Minae rey or 186 ae 187, ot embraces within said bou the lode claims known as the Pailin ake voticeof which ig recorded in ‘Book.5, of Records (soe pee AP et Seid: heh eens Fe oO id . Muller Claim,” Spe notice of which 1s recorded in Book 5 of ining’ Notices pp. 284 oc said Records peg ese, of fie notes) also the “Ural C. »”’ the notice o: corded in Book 6, of Mining Ne649-650, said Records. (See Pp. 31alee? Peay ved oA yer e Di w is recorded in Book 9 of Mi fig Sinn . 715 aud 716, said Records. 5 B, of said field notes,) Said Loto te pod 7“ eanrtok a int ‘4 “s ommencing at a point N, 4 r W. 18.06 chains trom the Re ye as common-Sectiona 11, 12, 13 and 14, in said Live gro thence 1-8. 42 degrees 80’ W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 feet, thence 2—N. 2% degrees 20’ W. 2.29 chaing or 151.1 nig thence ; ame 70 degrees EB. 892 chaing or 258.7 e Containing .44 acres ag the sameis chimp Sesdribed Ba! said tield notes a @ 141 the es within its limits algothe d Lot C. embr Books, LEAD ‘l'HE~ WORLD. Neo* i, The American Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking. Pale e2.° Chicago Herald Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE $1.50. No. 4, . Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR SALE AT THE OVYICE OF rHE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stieet, San Franoisco : As WUTKR, ROAD , TWO D B Pont Office, Nevada “aver! amLAaw City, PUNE BOOTS AND HORS A BPEGIALTY Whiteheads Cook the “Champion Mili Site,” notice of which ds ded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp: cords (see pp. of Said Lot C, is aiso called 4 The adjoining claimants are A. Walrath B. C, Walrath, ‘SSiea Vv. wire. and others, owning the Providence Gold Quartz Mine, U. 8. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Congolida, ted Wyoming Gold Mining Com, poration, owning Lote Novs6 aaa He 56,0. 8, arene, the Wyoming and Ural Mineg, nyandaill persons claiming adversel any portion of gaid Champion onsolidaied Quarta Mines and Mill §) te, Mine or surface ground, are required to ‘file their adverse claims with the. rot States Land Office’ at ramento, in the Stete of California, during the xty days publication hereof, or they will y Yirtue of the provisions of the SELDEN BETZRL « ater, Edward Lynch, Attorney fo! ; Fresnd, Cal., P.O. Bow sin, . PPoant, e Statute, It is hereb: ordered, th t ti Notice of ‘Applicat m for Panne wes sate ioe i riod ra Pity days in the Here, 8 y newspaper lished at Nevada Cit; j ofcalifoma a City, Nevada County, State SELDEN HETZEL. Register. on of the ay of June The first day of the nab! {oresolng notice wagon t au 6 28th Of Nevada City AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE JA. H test improved ‘Los Gatos presi i: ¢ shen. and will promptly execute al ore Spraying Fruit Trees . Collin’ Moth : and’; Seale: Bug CHARGES REASON ABLE, REPAiBING DONE NEATLY, 09, es 20’ W. 32.25 chains or{+ 30° E. 6.76 bhains or 446.2 . § line from which pointsaid lode line bears . 4 United . th Elijah Rooth: & Company 2 MM Leave orders at th Daily Trane ld script Printine:Officefor with BOOTHE @ . . aci the Keeorder’s o Souk’, Page dee in gravel ada'the Denvon Piscer Mingon ioe any portion of said surface ground; are réq adverse claims with ta ecounty of Bacranten they will be basreaehtee-vieiag dtatute, 1) kecabilpcdeeae sores ae f ereby : ‘the f notice of application for Patent be pubine ¢a for the: i (ten Consecutive week:), in the aS dete Y¥ ‘L£BANSCRIPT, a dailyhews. ir pu 5 Yoda City, Calton Ts hea SELDEN: HETZBL, Register. FRED SEARLS, Attorney for Appieeat eee . The first publ: f this n madeon June 6th, 180." Motee wan Notice’ of Sale’ of Real Estate, Under Execution, CONRAD, GRISSEL, Plaintiff, WASHIN TON { eunnr Vv. ‘. ING CoMPs Y, Dete: epee Mie Y¥ virtue of an Ex: Aiisuéa out of ; Sustice Coun of lobn Ely, Wash‘To ‘ f Nevada, : State August, mn Conrad agment on neers sing cel of placer minin ington Lfownship, ro inty, : of California, known 4 sted as the Daisy Cement ‘or cir por ; Claim and puceuary ees as Bows to-wit : ate near na fash beginning at ‘a pointon sald claim gerbe] by astake set about 800 feet from the Cemient Mill on said Sinking and : Westerly therefrom und runuing ‘thence Bouth KastEasterly wo tne boundary lie ork y e ne Cement Company's claim Herein descrioed. hence North Westerly to a point’ ditectly oppentve atuke marked No. 1, the place the beginning. certain other placer mining Also those claims bounded d; me ivish by @ South * the *Mecum on the-W; tunuel cleims, on the No Mie ps Hive, tin, Ban OY ie "Mees ma; said ¢ ‘ormerly wa as the Golden Heifer 5 Together with the Cement Crushing Mill om the lands Bavelnper bed,andad teuements, b rH @ppurtenences to said ¢ ‘an il belenging oF used in connection therewith. Also, that certain reservoir near the claims above described, and the ditch leadby ¢ from said reservoirtothe ¢leims aforethat certain ditch and water right sifuete in Washi nm township ‘aforéraia £00 known as the: Jetletson Urhek! ‘Dean ‘and ter right, Said ditch taking water from Jetferson Creek in said -tow. and conduciing the same ‘to the’ y Cement claim ubove deseribed; together with all water rights and easements. to‘ diteh Pathe or in'any wise a; iintp, Public noticeis hereby given <4 will on SALUKDAY, the day of ber, . D1890, dt 12 o'clock M. of ‘day, in front of {the Justice Court door of Joba tly, at’ Was nm, eshington towns: county of Nevada, State of California, mail @t public auction for United 5 Gold coin all the right, title, claim: interest of seid Defendant, the Washington Vement Gravel’ Mining Company, (a cc ration), of, in’and tw the above’ descri: property or so.much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient meney 2 wetiaty said. judgment with interest and costs, etc. to tue highest and best bidder. ee ; 6. B, CRAWFORD, Cc mustaple P+ Natias sata Township, ‘Nevada vs ap id Lugestzist, 1890, Delinquent Netice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSQULAION. Locution of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquentupon the following described stock, on ‘account of assegament No, 1, levied on the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set oppo pite the names of: the respective share holders, as follows: : : No. No. Names Cert. Shs. Am’t. FP. G, Beatty .57 2500 balance due, $137 12 G. E. Brand. .59 2000 + . 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 3000 60 00 G. E. Brand, .6) 2000 40 00 G, B. Brand.62 88 1 664nd in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the.10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of pach cate of such stock as may be necessary will besold at public auction, at the office o éaid Company, No. 59 Broad Streeet, Nevada Oity,, Nevada County, Californie, BATURDAY, the 9th day of August, 1890, at the hour of 1 o'clock », m, of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the wale, “ “ GEO, C, GAYLORD, Secretary, Offi¢e—No, 59 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. POSTPONEMENT, wane shove nele has neon 7 pips ona till ay, August 29th, 1990, at the eame ur abd place. By ordor of the Board of Directora. Gro U. GaYLorD, :Hesiy, _ “Notioe of Proving Will, It THE SUPERIUX COURT, IN AND FOR aad county of Nevada, State of Califorin the matter of theestate of PRESTON PENPRAIsH, deceased, : Notice is hereby given, th; 23d day of August, at 10 o'clock a. M. of guid day,at tne Courtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse in the City Pees County of Nevada, has been appointed’ as‘ » time and place for proving the Will of said PRESTON PENPKAISE,dece: earing the Hd pone Hl Ma? pnigind ¢ issuance ty) y when and Wasre any etna may ap and con ¥ Fahes d Nevada ? , A } By J.J. pt. Clerk. John Caldwall, ‘hay Pa phen. _—Notion of ‘Proving, Will, the Superior Court, in and for ti woe Navas a tne matter of the Estate of Julia. dyNotice is hereby 26th day of At @lock a, M. of 7 a said Court, at the Court and ’county of Nevada, as the time and place pro A bra Bde ill { for the nee may sooner ae re e § eye Dated August 6, eS By J; Ford, Attorney. “Thos: 8.