December 24, 1890 (4 pages)

ia AV A ene 7 NEVADZ COUNTY. Hew te Maeip Give It a Safe and Honest Boem. Talk about it with every stranger you Write letters to your friends ea East. moe : Tell them all about the its rich soil. Write them that this section raises the bestof the Bartlett Pears that ge to supply the Eastern markets. sal Inform ahem of the good hegith, + society, good schools, churches 0! every. denomination; branches of every known secret society, fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind ~ of businéss carried on. = . Tell them of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of and the milLoform them that every kind of frast s raised here and brings ® higher price . sowie Helen J. than that raised in any other part of the State; its mild climate and pure air; its wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, grass ; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables; its excellent grazing lands and its vast herds of horses, . Robi cattle, eep and swine. Tell chem of our immense‘reseryoire . Ro! of water—the largest in the world. Teli them that the richest quartz and are in Negravel mines in the world vada county. Tell them that one single acre Ol Nevada county iand will produce from 900 1@ 500 bushels‘ of pytatoes, amd . Ke that it is no surprise at all to find. a single potatoe weighing hom one six pounds, and round and bright as # silvér dollar. Teli them that one acre will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of “éplendis wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good ‘mente ‘con overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons of . Yertising hay ateach mowing and from two to four mowings euch season. Teli them that every article of farm, garden or orchard products finds a quick and ready market near home, and that the demand in mining camps of Cailf and towns is more: than all the land . peuple of yet under cultivation Can supply. Teli them that our present citizen: kindly invite all good citizens of other States who want to purchase good 2 farm to come at once to Nevada county. Teli your friends,however, that most of the choice farming and fruit lands of Nevada county have already been preempted, and that poor men with Greek. om, 2 large families and no money to: bay . broad street ahd eaten out the present owners at from ten to twenty dollars per acre would not be ’ gafein coming here, .Tell them the class of men who o gan and wilt sucesedin this foot mae c region are those who can come pre¥ ' pared to buy a twenty, forty, eighty and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. H Tell therh we need miose: farmers, stockmsn, fraitmen and men of capitalin every ;ortion of Nevada county —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to all the hidden treasures of the soil, the timber on the mountains and the veins of gold and silver and other minerais that are buried in them. _ If you are acquainted with any men of large capital back in any of the States, invite them to visit Nevada county at once and see for themselves ts v ast mineral. fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and ite need o! more capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ranchmen and to start new paying enter prises by which the public will be benefited and’ thesman of wealth can double up his capital. invested. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries, of the iron, lime and slate. Tell them of the unlimitedwater . avis, Agricultural Vontestant, vs. William Downie and Artemus Davidson; M. power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest ornamental woode/ verse Claimants, Hes Bec. 30, T. 17 N., BR on the Coast. Tell them that the fruitsand grapes grown in this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than _those grown at a lower altitude. Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop worth . Cit from $100 to $500 per ucre per annum. 9 Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, a more} troduce evidence to establish the: mineral ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than children rearedin the jowlands. Above ull, tell them that our people are large bearted, generous and neighborly, and will extend a genuine welcome to worthy strangers who come to reside jn their midst. Tell them of our excellent echools, abundant churches, and o the spirit of progress which renders this one of the most desirable places in the State for permanent settlement. < Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Transcerrr and it will keep . «no them informed about the richest portion ofthe great and wonderful State ‘of California. ——— Dr. Bosanke’s Cough and Luang syrup. This syrup is composed ot wild cherry, tar and balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. ,To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendmatter, by expectoration. Ask your doctor if there could possibly be combination for the cure po protic aga Fv and bronchitis, or to build up a wesk and wpaceted 34 soavtive ‘than this. & tar fhe nothing better; and e mother who yalues the lives of her little children . said it in the ‘house. won ely naralon and the babies ike . ‘py Care Browcough DRG ISBOWSDISPENBARY, yoke ee yd Reimer 1 Franct in} tae pen place of Business, a. Lecativa . county, Cal. Notice is here Board Oe XP o able immediately in Un ‘ Goi, to the eat t , room No, ; ‘Nov which this sssessment id on the léth da » 18-1, will be delinquent, ani ublie auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on , Tth “of ° to ‘ expenses of fue gmaa'ar Diets Office—Room No. 10. San Francisco, Califurnia. Delinquent Notice. ed, ~ Dr. Gibbon hasthe’} ny tl.at he has returned pai Ho nat Eusee at the Dis Pp t, an. Frascisco, id those requirin. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ONTH SLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINCompény. mig a princi Location of works, North Nevada County, California. Notice—There are deli: went upon the xe ‘apguat of “) oO! combatted by sci ic: medical viz: vied on the tweutye Ms 4 ; gr eee a spots under ee pain in th. nead, gate. noise like ‘tne fustiig off} roi uneasiness about thé limbs, confused vis‘Tamas e in approac Bowiea. oe te Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 Denervaud C. Trustee. .283 Deneryaud C. Trustee. . .286 De inter farted e, fetid court tion, Right areaes = Denervand C. Trustee. . insanity. lf relief be Louis T. Lrustee afflicted should is new and stentificmiode which never fails of é ng @ quick and radical cure. MABRIED MEN, mariage who these fearful maios Boye heny Atop on uy em, nor delay Go ake reliefs oe ak CURED AT HOMBL. ance may be CURED AT. to Dr. G tating case, sym a) i be promptly sent ro Ghribatty, t0 any pert’ of ful: and plain directions-for ‘ thers fail. Try him. By i}. DOLLARS in coin in a regPoat { I yi sReeeuensurevecer @Bcc¥eu see from damage or ie beg with * PSSESESSSS~Sessssessessssess Bets FEERESSuSteeves EE. ust8es at And in acvorda: ce with law, aud dcr of the Board of Directors, made on the sheres of each parcel of such be necessary, will be acid at po ce of the Company, No. 320 S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal. on Monday, the Twenty-Serond day of De at of2 o'clock P. M. Delinquent Asseason, together with cests ad. expeutes Of the sale. a vered by express BON, 623 Kearney reial, Francisco United address DR. J.’F. G street, corner Comme wttice Box 1957. DR. GUNN’S BIT T-E RS H. PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room 24, N 0.320 Sansome Stree San Francisco, California, " Constable's Sale. 'Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION !SSUED 2 out of Justice H. J. W Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENGSIBAE Remedy . -& SUBS PREVENTIVE : AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever-and Ague aND ALL MALAGIAL TROUBLES (NDIGESTION, ~~“ NERVOUSNESS Nevada townsLip, County of nevada, State dated the 8th day of Novemins certain action wherein the the State of California as Plain. tif recovered judgment against J.G. Bowerman as defendant, for the sum-of $25.00 damages and all costs that may accrue on of November, 1890. . ‘ollowing describor parcel of land e corporate limite of the City of Nevada, Cvoun and State ot California in Lot Block Fourteen (14)°as designated on the official map of Nevada City made by H in 1869 and is bounded on 5 the east by Deer Creek, on the wést by the lot Solar: Loathing of Food, Kidney Complairts, impure Bioed, 3 General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE . thereon consistix ing Pe belonsingto the sam day, the 24ta day of Of December, 1890, at 12 jock M., of that day in front of the Y VEGETABLE Perfectly Saf ourt Housein the City, Bik ad and Or Nevada, Sue car ili sei all-the right, Gitie and interest of . G. Bowerman, the pw eae reid = = ; ~— 4 oe “re ranch; . 2t2eble Auction. for cash in (J. s.gol or one hundred and sixty acre 7 . coin, tothe highest aud: best: : isfy said Execution and all cost. msbip, the 29th day of Novemve named DefendA’ VAN ALSTINE & CO, Proprietorsand Manufacturers 722. Montgomery Street, San Pranoisov: i RicHa®p DI.Low, Constable. Delinquent Notice. . ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.—. Lotation of principal place of busiFOR SALE BY CoARR BROS. D. 8: BAKER, and General Hauling ATTENTION PAID TO tation of Baggege for Theness, Sau Francisco, California. Location develop esa krench Corral, Nevada eouuty; Notice—There are delinquent upon the following vere AB stock, on account of assesément No. 2, levied on the twentyfourth day of October, 1890, the several posite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : No. 5 Certificate. Shares. Am't. Block James N. 9 ‘ the Trans, atrical Srepanies SpepardJ.L. N. 18 rdance with law aud an order-of the Board of Diréctors, made on the twenty-fourth day of October, 1890, so many arcel ofsuch stock as mayii-be sold at public auction at the office,of the Company, Hoom 2%, 320 Sansome street, Ban For sdle in lots from 1 to 500 cords. Deh Fat Stage Lin Leaves Nevada Gity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7a.™. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tuasday Thursday and Saturday be necessary, w: Francisco, Califorthe twenty second day of Deeember, atthe hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay_seid aelinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising ope orp uses of the sale. PIG HOLRK, secretary. Office—Room 2%, No. 820 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cali Allas Citation. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 180. Oliver P. . Ashburn and Otis Baker, Ad‘N. 1-2 of 8. W. 1-4 My dering ‘the verified SSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line reech Nevada Cii ofat7:30P, M. by railros All orders strictly attended charges easonable,T. P. BLUE. Prop ietor . NY Aat work’ for us. [pork Taek ¢ as much,but we teach from 86 to 810s a ‘ more as you Both sexes,al rated petition of the above named Contestant and good cause appearItis ordered: -Thatthe said ether with his witnesses and each andaliofthe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with their -witnesses be and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his officein Nevada i. y Goplpeted ona ,Cala., he bei nearest the, mony, to be ; 4 Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to daor non-minerai charecter of the above de+ The hearing is turnable be,ore the Kegister and at & ©0., PORTLAND, MALAB. of this office, at this office on, Dec. 18th No testimony, otherthan that taken fore officer, above-mentioned, will be considered by this office. And if either party failto appear 1 sation, default wii be SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister: Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of Nevada County, in the matter of the aged, Ww. M. Treivar, the Ad the Will annexed of the Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an reonal ‘property d the réal estate of s1id deceased, for the purpose thereig set torth, it is therefure ordered by the said Vourt, that al! persons in-; terested in the Kstate o. said deccased, appear before the said Court oth day of January, 1891, at forenoon of said Homestead Application. BACRAMENTO, CAL., i, George W. Jones, duly JARD OFFICE ay , Hovem @ . it was established in 1860, ber 20, 1890. of Nevada ponnys C stead Application No. B 120fN. E,.1-4 sec. 4, T. E. M. D, M., do here’ intention to make fin laim to the land above descriped. ; ‘and . isa handsome eight-page paper. important news of the week, gleaned from .eyery quarter o date of publication, contains interestin: 1891, {cipal cities of the world and a vast amoun proof to estabto prove my residence before the Judge of the SuperiNevada County, Cal., at ve on January owing witnesses : Joho ®. Pierce aud-Jobn denn vade City, and Harry L. Jones, E. W. ROBERTS -Régister. Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby givén that the underHouse in Nevada City,o “dects an Estate of Thoministrator, with} e 10 o’clock in the day at th. Court Room iu Nevadavcity, to show cause why an-order abould not be granted to said Administraall of the Katate of suid deceased nu Tuesday, Janua-. as a hearing can be ‘South Yuba Transviation. and SuppyCompany,. ians nvr ars sale. a copy of this order be published at least fonr successive weeks in the Trauacript, a newspaper printed and hed an said county. _ J, M. WALLING, Superior Judge. to) he South Yuba RivCropsi: TEAQHERS EXAMINATION. ‘HE SEMI-ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants for certi: to teach tn the ublic schools, of bey at Washington beginning aty o'clock A. M.on Monday, Dec. 22; 18905 Bach epplicant is req fee of $2 scounty «will ‘be ~ Motive to Oreditors. oolhouse, Nevada Ray. i by viven by the undernistrator of the J. Ray, deceased, to the cre! to exh fees oe / Becretary Board of Ed : = Dividend Notice. END NO. 40.0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER are on the Capital « of the CITE NS BANK will become uue and payatie after December , 1800, at the necessary yvouche Administrator of the Estate of J. A. J. broken uv e road, 1 TRACT NU. 4 extreme upper portion. famn at a low price. $80002-560' acres wrigated ing Orchards. offer at present. atnoon, instead . . Is the Leading i Court, Supervisoral ing and nteresting. household. eading newspaper ~ the GEO. G, ALLAN, Esr. theCitisens : ie. JOHN T, MORGAN) Cashier, Seid ite 120m aay of November, 1000. + ~ LANDSFOR SALE. d,on and adj ing th ne other s on the east by line fence with 4 Farverseveaths 3-7ths,, undivided, ery d gob tick voll ali j mt Tract No. 1 on the west. ni BUli aD es ty) x olen w 5 ee Sapelsing ds bounded on theeast by the cmption claim, on the y the Coe Quartz Mine, mR MESTEAD, Comprising ail the lan —orth by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawkins’ west by tue Knighi# of Ma.ta Quartz claim, and on the south Coltailing about 100 acres; about 1 acres enclosed ‘with good, stbstautial and mostly mew pickctand wire fence, There are three.ever failing spiings of water within the euclesure, aiid free water from ravine ‘or gurden und orchard; good dwelling house of iv rooms; about wu fruit trees growing, assorted varieties, -ome-halfin bearing and no seals. This land hasbeen pronounced by scores of foreign horticul.uris saruists as being first-class olive and vineyard land—the very best Stule—ana'thesame kind ss th® fHurgicu:ta.isis and vineyardists bounties are now purchasing ut higipprices for the same purpos ‘pposi it side Of turepixe in Napa and other road, exte.ding from the Homestead, on eas' tuining about 13 acres, with right of PowDing Quartz Mine to James mammiti’s, con way lof ditch from Bou b Yuba Canal; and a never failing small stream of water Howing Would divide weliinco fuur lots. TRAC No. 5.—Ou north side of turnpike roau, lying between’ Hill's enclosed fiélds, coutaiumg 10 acres. fine Alfaifaland, Will make two elegant om’ Whuvel on this tract. . Noell’s and C. R bered, aud deep soil. S-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through d, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the mber on this tract, with right of way Much of this tract is nearly level, ‘Two-thilds we TRACT No. o—Un south side of turnpike roa ition . ¥&St, colitainiug about ot acres. over Pract No. o forditch from south 1 uba Canal. andrich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 6to 4 acres. LAUT No 7—Coniprising Lot No. 3. in sectiun 2, adjoining Glenbrook prémises ou the south, coritainingeboutsl acres. Considerable timber and some ¥ery good land, _ right ot we es beiore stated. th ihe vmulbus lines eeight trips each Way, per day, over TRAC. No. 5—The soltheast quarter of Bection 2, int. 16, N. &. gold) and east half amd ist half of west half ofrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 acres, Owned juintly with £. A: Koberts. ‘ihe whole tract is offered. stream and several overtiowing springs on this trac All of fhe above lands are “under the ditch’’ and water can be had atall times. IbKMS UF SALKE—QOneéhalfcagh. “heremuinder inXinstallments with one, two or age at usual localinterest. Small tracts Cash. inthe: Norwica Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, The American Pastry A Mi BiOCk ‘NO. 12, in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3 (less one acre There is one living three years ‘credit, se¢éured by mo i80—sou ur sberes, out 6f toue, éontainin 24 acres, situated in SP THEFE MINING CLAIMS ARE ALL PATE Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Kkeports, 5' Text books, contained in six glass front bookeases, with otfice furniture and furnishings, maps, framed engravings and other office equipments. Also—A good 6-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on Hote] Meat Cooking. Bb. WwW. ROBERTS.GRASS VAELEY, CAL. For Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Special Bargains in Lands. 3 $5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and parn ; — 200 acres cleared; good‘orehard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply ‘of Ne. 4, free water; allimplements, tools,ete., with plice. $6000-125 acres ; hot more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared’; good house and barn ; fineorchard in bearing, consistPRICE 83 ing of a variety of rees; good’ water ; all can be irrigated ; all ‘ander fence. $3750~-450 acres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water ; large house anid “barn ; improvements cost .about ‘$2500. Great bargain; must he sold. : : $900--60 acregood fruit land, situate three miles t acres cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and. wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. d vegetable land; two good. houses and and garden; free water for a portion turnpike road im Hill’s rlat. rom Nevada City; 15 $2 1 50-2425 acres of good fruit an two burns; 100 acres cleared; orchard : of place. Will be sold at the above low-price on account of absence. { 5Qe=104 acres; highly improved ; good house and barn, orchard, free . = nN oer water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wayon, and all farming implements ; aL) OX t situate three miles from Nevada Gitv. Arare chance to secure a profitable from Nevada City; 80 acres free water for irrigating. -00-—— LANDS ; twomiles from Nevada City, covered with a fine 12 o'clock noon. * . growth of pine andoak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; ——$2500-0125 acres; 4 miles and burn ; some ‘fruit trees ; TINS Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear= Both places‘are within two milés of the Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine truitapdeviige. ery advantage for a desirable home, 0 =F These are only-a few of the bargains we have to. 4:27 A, M. Duly, bringing pas We have all kinds of Lands at prices} tte Sen Francisco at7"£. M., also" Eagtorn ranging trom $5 to.$75 per acre. Terms Zasy. — NEVADA COUNTY I AND AND -MEN®T ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ IMPROVE DAILY TRANSCRIP (Regular Price $6'a Year) WwieorEes THE: SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) z : —. t TY-LWO—62-KULL PAGE ORIGINAL ILot tor aCAT . ) uusteations, fresh and striking + nu: @. moreug and serious Printed on heavy Plate puper. Itisthe Cheapest Book for its NEVADA . OFFER NO. 2.] THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Reguiar Priee $6 a Feary, _ WwWiotéTE THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguta: Price $6 a Year)’ {OFFER NO. leq. Both for $9 OO a Year!) oromemaipeortn dcr To take advantage of any one vf the Combinations It_gives the late: Bey swontatns cot of the eg , complete u d from all of the min Eastern work, d original general uota P corresp t of the best selected an rature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and .market tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in every respect a first-class family p-~er, appealing tothe interest of every member of the . Monthly. The Morning Call ‘Seven issues a we ; ik Is live metropolitan daily. It has the sthon Wirvalation and is recognized as being the GEO. A. HARE: Esq: Al ¢ TRECIDCOPEsq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq, GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. 4H. C, ‘CALLAHAN, Esq, E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. aoe Stages leave Névada City for Maybert via Washington and ‘0 de 0: *™viondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A. m. Stages leave Maybert for Nevada City via Ormonde “und Washiagton on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and.Saturdays, at.5 A, M. at LEY & NICHOL, Managers. on.of ourselyes. and those doing N.*B.—This organization was necessary for the L finns snowfor business with us. We propose to run melee. We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of our Washington Mining Co., : Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Minin ae “Gaby Bluebell Mining Co., : : OF CALIFORNIA ‘Owing to anticipated change of business and cf kcriny'] ip cen yelled! Be : = oe ‘ sell all the tase owned by me in this county—all held under “Governient . : eu $200,000 title—and will be sbi in lots tosuit purchasers, in size, from a town lot up“2 : " ward, and in shape &s may besvitable, at reasonable prices, accordinig to loat cation: pane’, ; PRING: ¢AL OFFICR' — tional Lot No. 5. in See. : eg ok Ro. Tene ‘ : a 8h CE ga Bob. 216 Saisvonie at., San Francisco © ed on the west by the ‘Old & Grayel Ulaim;” nor! earce & Caddy and ‘well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible of being venient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep Boi A spring om Lut 1 in ng spr will go with anuther eubaiyision; one-h tuhnel ob another and two ever-fiowing stredms from the “Old Block Gravel Claims bered, has good suriace, no J. 1. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, ° fiers, . Fire Insurance Only Block 8; aif J, FE. Hove@HTON, President. CwaRLes H. Story, Secretary . R. H. Ma@iLy, Genera’ Agev ° spate int ted poh —_—eaogeonemed n county at rates as low asso! wees anda paodt will admit of, guaianteeing a promptand liberal response toa! just claims for Joss. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada Count) JOHN C.GOLEMAN. GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. "MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY LEAD ‘tHE WORLD. Nee ti, acres with ditch: : Cook Aiso—. ne-fourth undivided interest in the “‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the * Nofth Star on the sonth—about.9 acres. . Alsoz-Omie-haif undivided interest in the “LastChance Copper Miue,” "2400 feet on the PRICE 62. tatutes and Standard No. 2, PRICK 62. No. 3, _ ing School. (For Families, PRICE 81.50. Cooking For Prorit. HOTEL GAZETTE. Nevada County N. G.R. R. cleared ; house TIME TABLE NO. 41. . Takes Bffect Saturday, Nov. 15, 90, at soil is ‘very rich and will make.excellent fruit land when cleared; all canbe “Le AVING NEVADA CITY x : Daily, t wi 1:00 P. M. averikiva Toaving BER Francisco at 7:30 A. M. “ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. passengers. ein mail. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. _ E, H, BROWN, Superintendent Home Mutual Insurance Cosendin lo (GF We'will send THE DAILY in the market. Laer which they have — solely on cheis merits, The cases we guaan to be of soliu goldand coi silver Baise ssodar = we will refund the moi seen by' the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. A gentleman's solid gold bunting case watch, “Waitham” movement, sem-winding apd y setting, With DAILY TRANSL: Bulletin, one year, $36.0; watch, DAILY TRANpURIe’? and Weekly Buuetin, one year, 934.40. Subscriber pays express chargey Ol Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. 4 lady's sould gold bansing case mo’ » stem with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and “with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly buitetin, one year, $26 tO pay eXprest charges on. watch Worm San FranSolid Silver Watches. silver hunting case wat tham” movement, stem-wiuding Whitehead Cook DALLY ‘LRANSCKIPT and Daily J year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly ear, $16.90, Subscriber to pay charges on watch from San Franciseo dame watin, opea ‘iace, with Sobirt, ana Daily Bulletin, one year, $15; with DAILY ‘ERANSCKLPT and Weekiy bulletan, one year, $1z.y0 Subscriber to pay Xpress on watch from San rranciseo. Nickle Watch, A nandsome nickle stem-winding wi , good movement, with DAILY SCriP x and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DAILY THANSURIPL ana Weekly year, $8.90; Subscriber to pay express chasges on watch from San Francisco, The Bicycle we Lave tne ‘“‘apolio”—while not first-class article in every respect. it is handsome anu substautially made, it rans easily it is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and will be seut complete Wich saddle-bay, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY TRKaANSCXLPs aad Daily Bulleun, one year, for TRANSUKLPY and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. “(The above prices are Price per additional. inch made known ou application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle trom San Francisco. ; a Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought-iron velocipede, with beli, etc., complete, sent with DAILY LRANSCKIFT and Day Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAMMATKANSOKIPT and Weekly Builetin,one year, $20.40. 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ia AV A ene 7 NEVADZ COUNTY. Hew te Maeip Give It a Safe and Honest Boem. Talk about it with every stranger you Write letters to your friends ea East. moe : Tell them all about the its rich soil. Write them that this section raises the bestof the Bartlett Pears that ge to supply the Eastern markets. sal Inform ahem of the good hegith, + society, good schools, churches 0! every. denomination; branches of every known secret society, fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind ~ of businéss carried on. = . Tell them of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of and the milLoform them that every kind of frast s raised here and brings ® higher price . sowie Helen J. than that raised in any other part of the State; its mild climate and pure air; its wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, grass ; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables; its excellent grazing lands and its vast herds of horses, . Robi cattle, eep and swine. Tell chem of our immense‘reseryoire . Ro! of water—the largest in the world. Teli them that the richest quartz and are in Negravel mines in the world vada county. Tell them that one single acre Ol Nevada county iand will produce from 900 1@ 500 bushels‘ of pytatoes, amd . Ke that it is no surprise at all to find. a single potatoe weighing hom one six pounds, and round and bright as # silvér dollar. Teli them that one acre will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of “éplendis wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good ‘mente ‘con overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons of . Yertising hay ateach mowing and from two to four mowings euch season. Teli them that every article of farm, garden or orchard products finds a quick and ready market near home, and that the demand in mining camps of Cailf and towns is more: than all the land . peuple of yet under cultivation Can supply. Teli them that our present citizen: kindly invite all good citizens of other States who want to purchase good 2 farm to come at once to Nevada county. Teli your friends,however, that most of the choice farming and fruit lands of Nevada county have already been preempted, and that poor men with Greek. om, 2 large families and no money to: bay . broad street ahd eaten out the present owners at from ten to twenty dollars per acre would not be ’ gafein coming here, .Tell them the class of men who o gan and wilt sucesedin this foot mae c region are those who can come pre¥ ' pared to buy a twenty, forty, eighty and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. H Tell therh we need miose: farmers, stockmsn, fraitmen and men of capitalin every ;ortion of Nevada county —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to all the hidden treasures of the soil, the timber on the mountains and the veins of gold and silver and other minerais that are buried in them. _ If you are acquainted with any men of large capital back in any of the States, invite them to visit Nevada county at once and see for themselves ts v ast mineral. fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and ite need o! more capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ranchmen and to start new paying enter prises by which the public will be benefited and’ thesman of wealth can double up his capital. invested. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries, of the iron, lime and slate. Tell them of the unlimitedwater . avis, Agricultural Vontestant, vs. William Downie and Artemus Davidson; M. power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest ornamental woode/ verse Claimants, Hes Bec. 30, T. 17 N., BR on the Coast. Tell them that the fruitsand grapes grown in this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than _those grown at a lower altitude. Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop worth . Cit from $100 to $500 per ucre per annum. 9 Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, a more} troduce evidence to establish the: mineral ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than children rearedin the jowlands. Above ull, tell them that our people are large bearted, generous and neighborly, and will extend a genuine welcome to worthy strangers who come to reside jn their midst. Tell them of our excellent echools, abundant churches, and o the spirit of progress which renders this one of the most desirable places in the State for permanent settlement. < Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Transcerrr and it will keep . «no them informed about the richest portion ofthe great and wonderful State ‘of California. ——— Dr. Bosanke’s Cough and Luang syrup. This syrup is composed ot wild cherry, tar and balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. ,To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendmatter, by expectoration. Ask your doctor if there could possibly be combination for the cure po protic aga Fv and bronchitis, or to build up a wesk and wpaceted 34 soavtive ‘than this. & tar fhe nothing better; and e mother who yalues the lives of her little children . said it in the ‘house. won ely naralon and the babies ike . ‘py Care Browcough DRG ISBOWSDISPENBARY, yoke ee yd Reimer 1 Franct in} tae pen place of Business, a. Lecativa . county, Cal. Notice is here Board Oe XP o able immediately in Un ‘ Goi, to the eat t , room No, ; ‘Nov which this sssessment id on the léth da » 18-1, will be delinquent, ani ublie auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on , Tth “of ° to ‘ expenses of fue gmaa'ar Diets Office—Room No. 10. San Francisco, Califurnia. Delinquent Notice. ed, ~ Dr. Gibbon hasthe’} ny tl.at he has returned pai Ho nat Eusee at the Dis Pp t, an. Frascisco, id those requirin. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ONTH SLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINCompény. mig a princi Location of works, North Nevada County, California. Notice—There are deli: went upon the xe ‘apguat of “) oO! combatted by sci ic: medical viz: vied on the tweutye Ms 4 ; gr eee a spots under ee pain in th. nead, gate. noise like ‘tne fustiig off} roi uneasiness about thé limbs, confused vis‘Tamas e in approac Bowiea. oe te Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 Denervaud C. Trustee. .283 Deneryaud C. Trustee. . .286 De inter farted e, fetid court tion, Right areaes = Denervand C. Trustee. . insanity. lf relief be Louis T. Lrustee afflicted should is new and stentificmiode which never fails of é ng @ quick and radical cure. MABRIED MEN, mariage who these fearful maios Boye heny Atop on uy em, nor delay Go ake reliefs oe ak CURED AT HOMBL. ance may be CURED AT. to Dr. G tating case, sym a) i be promptly sent ro Ghribatty, t0 any pert’ of ful: and plain directions-for ‘ thers fail. Try him. By i}. DOLLARS in coin in a regPoat { I yi sReeeuensurevecer @Bcc¥eu see from damage or ie beg with * PSSESESSSS~Sessssessessssess Bets FEERESSuSteeves EE. ust8es at And in acvorda: ce with law, aud dcr of the Board of Directors, made on the sheres of each parcel of such be necessary, will be acid at po ce of the Company, No. 320 S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal. on Monday, the Twenty-Serond day of De at of2 o'clock P. M. Delinquent Asseason, together with cests ad. expeutes Of the sale. a vered by express BON, 623 Kearney reial, Francisco United address DR. J.’F. G street, corner Comme wttice Box 1957. DR. GUNN’S BIT T-E RS H. PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room 24, N 0.320 Sansome Stree San Francisco, California, " Constable's Sale. 'Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION !SSUED 2 out of Justice H. J. W Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENGSIBAE Remedy . -& SUBS PREVENTIVE : AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever-and Ague aND ALL MALAGIAL TROUBLES (NDIGESTION, ~~“ NERVOUSNESS Nevada townsLip, County of nevada, State dated the 8th day of Novemins certain action wherein the the State of California as Plain. tif recovered judgment against J.G. Bowerman as defendant, for the sum-of $25.00 damages and all costs that may accrue on of November, 1890. . ‘ollowing describor parcel of land e corporate limite of the City of Nevada, Cvoun and State ot California in Lot Block Fourteen (14)°as designated on the official map of Nevada City made by H in 1869 and is bounded on 5 the east by Deer Creek, on the wést by the lot Solar: Loathing of Food, Kidney Complairts, impure Bioed, 3 General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE . thereon consistix ing Pe belonsingto the sam day, the 24ta day of Of December, 1890, at 12 jock M., of that day in front of the Y VEGETABLE Perfectly Saf ourt Housein the City, Bik ad and Or Nevada, Sue car ili sei all-the right, Gitie and interest of . G. Bowerman, the pw eae reid = = ; ~— 4 oe “re ranch; . 2t2eble Auction. for cash in (J. s.gol or one hundred and sixty acre 7 . coin, tothe highest aud: best: : isfy said Execution and all cost. msbip, the 29th day of Novemve named DefendA’ VAN ALSTINE & CO, Proprietorsand Manufacturers 722. Montgomery Street, San Pranoisov: i RicHa®p DI.Low, Constable. Delinquent Notice. . ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.—. Lotation of principal place of busiFOR SALE BY CoARR BROS. D. 8: BAKER, and General Hauling ATTENTION PAID TO tation of Baggege for Theness, Sau Francisco, California. Location develop esa krench Corral, Nevada eouuty; Notice—There are delinquent upon the following vere AB stock, on account of assesément No. 2, levied on the twentyfourth day of October, 1890, the several posite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : No. 5 Certificate. Shares. Am't. Block James N.. 9 ‘ the Trans, atrical Srepanies SpepardJ.L. N.. 18 rdance with law aud an order-of the Board of Diréctors, made on the twenty-fourth day of October, 1890, so many arcel ofsuch stock as mayii-be sold at public auction at the office,of the Company, Hoom 2%, 320 Sansome street, Ban For sdle in lots from 1 to 500 cords. Deh Fat Stage Lin Leaves Nevada Gity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7a.™. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tuasday Thursday and Saturday be necessary, w: Francisco, Califorthe twenty second day of Deeember, atthe hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay_seid aelinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising ope orp uses of the sale. PIG HOLRK, secretary. Office—Room 2%, No. 820 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cali Allas Citation. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 180. Oliver P. . Ashburn and Otis Baker, Ad‘N. 1-2 of 8. W. 1-4 My dering ‘the verified SSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line reech Nevada Cii ofat7:30P, M. by railros All orders strictly attended charges easonable,T. P. BLUE. Prop ietor . NY Aat work’ for us. [pork Taek ¢ as much,but we teach from 86 to 810s a ‘ more as you Both sexes,al rated petition of the above named Contestant and good cause appearItis ordered: -Thatthe said ether with his witnesses and each andaliofthe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with their -witnesses be and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his officein Nevada i. y Goplpeted ona ,Cala., he bei nearest the, mony, to be ; 4 Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to daor non-minerai charecter of the above de+ The hearing is turnable be,ore the Kegister and at & ©0., PORTLAND, MALAB. of this office, at this office on, Dec. 18th No testimony, otherthan that taken fore officer, above-mentioned, will be considered by this office. And if either party failto appear 1 sation, default wii be SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister: Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of Nevada County, in the matter of the aged, Ww. M. Treivar, the Ad the Will annexed of the Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an reonal ‘property d the réal estate of s1id deceased, for the purpose thereig set torth, it is therefure ordered by the said Vourt, that al! persons in-; terested in the Kstate o. said deccased, appear before the said Court oth day of January, 1891, at forenoon of said Homestead Application. BACRAMENTO, CAL., i, George W. Jones, duly JARD OFFICE ay , Hovem @ . it was established in 1860, ber 20, 1890. of Nevada ponnys C stead Application No. B 120fN. E,.1-4 sec. 4, T. E. M. D, M., do here’ intention to make fin laim to the land above descriped. ; ‘and . isa handsome eight-page paper. important news of the week, gleaned from .eyery quarter o date of publication, contains interestin: 1891, {cipal cities of the world and a vast amoun proof to estabto prove my residence before the Judge of the SuperiNevada County, Cal., at ve on January owing witnesses : Joho ®. Pierce aud-Jobn denn vade City, and Harry L. Jones, E. W. ROBERTS -Régister. Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby givén that the underHouse in Nevada City,o “dects an Estate of Thoministrator, with} e 10 o’clock in the day at th. Court Room iu Nevadavcity, to show cause why an-order abould not be granted to said Administraall of the Katate of suid deceased nu Tuesday, Janua-. as a hearing can be ‘South Yuba Transviation. and SuppyCompany,. ians nvr ars sale. a copy of this order be published at least fonr successive weeks in the Trauacript, a newspaper printed and hed an said county. _ J, M. WALLING, Superior Judge. to) he South Yuba RivCropsi: TEAQHERS EXAMINATION. ‘HE SEMI-ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants for certi: to teach tn the ublic schools, of bey at Washington beginning aty o'clock A. M.on Monday, Dec. 22; 18905 Bach epplicant is req fee of $2 scounty «will ‘be ~ Motive to Oreditors. oolhouse, Nevada Ray. i by viven by the undernistrator of the J. Ray, deceased, to the cre! to exh fees oe / Becretary Board of Ed : = Dividend Notice. END NO. 40.0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER are on the Capital « of the CITE NS BANK will become uue and payatie after December , 1800, at the necessary yvouche Administrator of the Estate of J. A. J. broken uv e road, 1 TRACT NU. 4 extreme upper portion. famn at a low price. $80002-560' acres wrigated ing Orchards. offer at present. atnoon, instead . . Is the Leading i Court, Supervisoral ing and nteresting. household. eading newspaper ~ the GEO. G, ALLAN, Esr. theCitisens : ie. JOHN T, MORGAN) Cashier, Seid ite 120m aay of November, 1000. + ~ LANDSFOR SALE. d,on and adj ing th ne other s on the east by line fence with 4 Farverseveaths 3-7ths,, undivided, ery d gob tick voll ali j mt Tract No. 1 on the west. ni BUli aD es ty) x olen w 5 ee Sapelsing ds bounded on theeast by the cmption claim, on the y the Coe Quartz Mine, mR MESTEAD, Comprising ail the lan —orth by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawkins’ west by tue Knighi# of Ma.ta Quartz claim, and on the south Coltailing about 100 acres; about 1 acres enclosed ‘with good, stbstautial and mostly mew pickctand wire fence, There are three.ever failing spiings of water within the euclesure, aiid free water from ravine ‘or gurden und orchard; good dwelling house of iv rooms; about wu fruit trees growing, assorted varieties, -ome-halfin bearing and no seals. This land hasbeen pronounced by scores of foreign horticul.uris saruists as being first-class olive and vineyard land—the very best Stule—ana'thesame kind ss th® fHurgicu:ta.isis and vineyardists bounties are now purchasing ut higipprices for the same purpos ‘pposi it side Of turepixe in Napa and other road, exte.ding from the Homestead, on eas' tuining about 13 acres, with right of PowDing Quartz Mine to James mammiti’s, con way lof ditch from Bou b Yuba Canal; and a never failing small stream of water Howing Would divide weliinco fuur lots. TRAC No. 5.—Ou north side of turnpike roau, lying between’ Hill's enclosed fiélds, coutaiumg 10 acres. fine Alfaifaland, Will make two elegant om’ Whuvel on this tract. . Noell’s and C. R bered, aud deep soil. S-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through d, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the mber on this tract, with right of way Much of this tract is nearly level, ‘Two-thilds we TRACT No. o—Un south side of turnpike roa ition . ¥&St, colitainiug about ot acres. over Pract No. o forditch from south 1 uba Canal. andrich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 6to 4 acres. LAUT No 7—Coniprising Lot No. 3. in sectiun 2, adjoining Glenbrook prémises ou the south, coritainingeboutsl acres. Considerable timber and some ¥ery good land, _ right ot we es beiore stated. th ihe vmulbus lines eeight trips each Way, per day, over TRAC. No. 5—The soltheast quarter of Bection 2, int. 16, N. &. gold) and east half amd ist half of west half ofrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 acres, Owned juintly with £. A: Koberts. ‘ihe whole tract is offered. stream and several overtiowing springs on this trac All of fhe above lands are “under the ditch’’ and water can be had atall times. IbKMS UF SALKE—QOneéhalfcagh. “heremuinder inXinstallments with one, two or age at usual localinterest. Small tracts Cash. inthe: Norwica Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, The American Pastry A Mi BiOCk ‘NO. 12, in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3 (less one acre There is one living three years ‘credit, se¢éured by mo i80—sou ur sberes, out 6f toue, éontainin 24 acres, situated in SP THEFE MINING CLAIMS ARE ALL PATE Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Kkeports, 5' Text books, contained in six glass front bookeases, with otfice furniture and furnishings, maps, framed engravings and other office equipments. Also—A good 6-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on Hote] Meat Cooking. Bb. WwW. ROBERTS.GRASS VAELEY, CAL. For Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Special Bargains in Lands. 3 $5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and parn ; — 200 acres cleared; good‘orehard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply ‘of Ne. 4, free water; allimplements, tools,ete., with plice. $6000-125 acres ; hot more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared’; good house and barn ; fineorchard in bearing, consistPRICE 83 ing of a variety of rees; good’ water ; all can be irrigated ; all ‘ander fence. $3750~-450 acres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water ; large house anid “barn ; improvements cost .about ‘$2500. Great bargain; must he sold. : : $900--60 acregood fruit land, situate three miles t acres cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and. wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. d vegetable land; two good. houses and and garden; free water for a portion

turnpike road im Hill’s rlat. rom Nevada City; 15 $2 1 50-2425 acres of good fruit an two burns; 100 acres cleared; orchard : of place. Will be sold at the above low-price on account of absence. { 5Qe=104 acres; highly improved ; good house and barn, orchard, free . = nN oer water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wayon, and all farming implements ; aL) OX t situate three miles from Nevada Gitv. Arare chance to secure a profitable from Nevada City; 80 acres free water for irrigating. -00-—— LANDS ; twomiles from Nevada City, covered with a fine 12 o'clock noon. * . growth of pine andoak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; ——$2500-0125 acres; 4 miles and burn ; some ‘fruit trees ; TINS Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear= Both places‘are within two milés of the Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine truitapdeviige. ery advantage for a desirable home, 0 =F These are only-a few of the bargains we have to. 4:27 A, M. Duly, bringing pas We have all kinds of Lands at prices} tte Sen Francisco at7"£. M., also" Eagtorn ranging trom $5 to.$75 per acre. Terms Zasy. — NEVADA COUNTY I AND AND -MEN®T ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ IMPROVE DAILY TRANSCRIP (Regular Price $6'a Year) WwieorEes THE: SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) z : —. t TY-LWO—62-KULL PAGE ORIGINAL ILot tor aCAT . ) uusteations, fresh and striking + nu: @. moreug and serious Printed on heavy Plate puper. Itisthe Cheapest Book for its NEVADA . OFFER NO. 2.] THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Reguiar Priee $6 a Feary, _ WwWiotéTE THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguta: Price $6 a Year)’ {OFFER NO. leq. Both for $9 OO a Year!) oromemaipeortn dcr To take advantage of any one vf the Combinations It_gives the late: Bey swontatns cot of the eg , complete u d from all of the min Eastern work, d original general uota P corresp t of the best selected an rature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and .market tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in every respect a first-class family p-~er, appealing tothe interest of every member of the . Monthly. The Morning Call ‘Seven issues a we ; ik Is live metropolitan daily. It has the sthon Wirvalation and is recognized as being the GEO. A. HARE: Esq: Al ¢ TRECIDCOPEsq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq, GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. 4H. C, ‘CALLAHAN, Esq, E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. aoe Stages leave Névada City for Maybert via Washington and ‘0 de 0: *™viondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A. m. Stages leave Maybert for Nevada City via Ormonde “und Washiagton on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and.Saturdays, at.5 A, M. at LEY & NICHOL, Managers. on.of ourselyes. and those doing N.*B.—This organization was necessary for the L finns snowfor business with us. We propose to run melee. We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of our Washington Mining Co., : Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Minin ae “Gaby Bluebell Mining Co., : : OF CALIFORNIA ‘Owing to anticipated change of business and cf kcriny'] ip cen yelled! Be : = oe ‘ sell all the tase owned by me in this county—all held under “Governient . : eu $200,000 title—and will be sbi in lots tosuit purchasers, in size, from a town lot up“2 : " ward, and in shape &s may besvitable, at reasonable prices, accordinig to loat cation: pane’, ; PRING: ¢AL OFFICR' — tional Lot No. 5. in See. : eg ok Ro. Tene ‘ : a 8h CE ga Bob. 216 Saisvonie at., San Francisco © ed on the west by the ‘Old & Grayel Ulaim;” nor! earce & Caddy and ‘well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible of being venient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep Boi A spring om Lut 1 in ng spr will go with anuther eubaiyision; one-h tuhnel ob another and two ever-fiowing stredms from the “Old Block Gravel Claims bered, has good suriace, no J. 1. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, ° fiers, . Fire Insurance Only Block 8; aif J, FE. Hove@HTON, President. CwaRLes H. Story, Secretary . R. H. Ma@iLy, Genera’ Agev ° spate int ted poh —_—eaogeonemed n county at rates as low asso! wees anda paodt will admit of, guaianteeing a promptand liberal response toa! just claims for Joss. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada Count) JOHN C.GOLEMAN. GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. "MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY LEAD ‘tHE WORLD. Nee ti, acres with ditch: : Cook Aiso—. ne-fourth undivided interest in the “‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the * Nofth Star on the sonth—about.9 acres. . Alsoz-Omie-haif undivided interest in the “LastChance Copper Miue,” "2400 feet on the PRICE 62. tatutes and Standard No. 2, PRICK 62. No. 3, _ ing School. (For Families, PRICE 81.50. Cooking For Prorit. HOTEL GAZETTE. Nevada County N. G.R. R. cleared ; house TIME TABLE NO. 41. . Takes Bffect Saturday, Nov. 15, 90, at soil is ‘very rich and will make.excellent fruit land when cleared; all canbe “Le AVING NEVADA CITY x : Daily, t wi 1:00 P. M. averikiva Toaving BER Francisco at 7:30 A. M. “ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. passengers. ein mail. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. _ E, H, BROWN, Superintendent Home Mutual Insurance Cosendin lo (GF We'will send THE DAILY in the market. Laer which they have — solely on cheis merits, The cases we guaan to be of soliu goldand coi silver Baise ssodar = we will refund the moi seen by' the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. A gentleman's solid gold bunting case watch, “Waitham” movement, sem-winding apd y setting, With DAILY TRANSL: Bulletin, one year, $36.0; watch, DAILY TRANpURIe’? and Weekly Buuetin, one year, 934.40. Subscriber pays express chargey Ol Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. 4 lady's sould gold bansing case mo’ » stem with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and “with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly buitetin, one year, $26 tO pay eXprest charges on. watch Worm San FranSolid Silver Watches. silver hunting case wat tham” movement, stem-wiuding Whitehead Cook DALLY ‘LRANSCKIPT and Daily J year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly ear, $16.90, Subscriber to pay charges on watch from San Franciseo dame watin, opea ‘iace, with Sobirt, ana Daily Bulletin, one year, $15; with DAILY ‘ERANSCKLPT and Weekiy bulletan, one year, $1z.y0 Subscriber to pay Xpress on watch from San rranciseo. Nickle Watch, A nandsome nickle stem-winding wi , good movement, with DAILY SCriP x and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DAILY THANSURIPL ana Weekly year, $8.90; Subscriber to pay express chasges on watch from San Francisco, The Bicycle we Lave tne ‘“‘apolio”—while not first-class article in every respect. it is handsome anu substautially made, it rans easily it is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and will be seut complete Wich saddle-bay, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY TRKaANSCXLPs aad Daily Bulleun, one year, for TRANSUKLPY and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. “(The above prices are Price per additional. inch made known ou application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle trom San Francisco. ; a Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought-iron velocipede, with beli, etc., complete, sent with DAILY LRANSCKIFT and Day Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAMMATKANSOKIPT and Weekly Builetin,one year, $20.40. Type Writers, , Thisis a type-wrting age. who has writing tO do; or should have one. Hereis your opportunity. The Sun typé-writer 4 @ periect insuument, simple in construction, spounted and boxed, with which can be learned i.i ten minutes, with DALY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buueun, one year, $17; with DalLY TRANDURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one’ year, $15. Subscriber pays express. &@ prep the must expensive is & is@ prime favorite. . Chicago Herald. Cook§2y, with DAILY FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF fHE Everybody has one easily worked, neatly justiuctionr [or Use, 420 Kearney Steet, San Prancisco _ Neither too large nor too smail, but just the r ghtw.ze witn 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY tRANeCKIPT and Daily Bulletun, one, year, $12.60; with DAILY TRKANSOKIPT and,. Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. ‘ib Daily Bulletin, Weetly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of te following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance : PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Solia Gold and Silver Watche -A fine: corded, res _ aicks coniplete, with DAILY TRaheCaiPs fen 2HANBO Pang. Nbekly. Bolle yet $8.50. Subscriber payb exprven. tin, one dar Rifles. The Winchester maintains ite place ee woo 8 Bada need f erd.scription. We will send a 44 cal n barel Winchester rifle with DAILY T SCRIPT aud 1 aily Buletin, one = $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and wei Bulletin, one year, $20.75. Aboye rifle. We willeenda rim the for él wre te : seriber pays express ub. Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, gh: 22-eal. Flobert noj less cartrivges, fas. the mg for bose vin ac fond of » sent . DAILY TRAN. shoot SCRIPT and Vaily Bulletin, one 9 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wéckly Bones! one year, $9.25. Subscriber pays express,” Revoivers. We have decideu to offer a str revolver for @ prewitm © Syp aeg Amerivan, double action, * Bull Woy,” in . wide Irom 22 be 38 cal, Jt wall be rent with DaluY TRANSCRIPT aud Dauy Builein as years ei wih walnY TRANSCRIPT’ and sexe oun, One year, $9. Suvscnber Pays rishing Tackle, Gur premium behing rod is » 15-foot bamboo with .ance woud tip and doubie opted 16 is @ good servicravle rod and wil be sent With ine, reel, etc,, complete, with DAILY “SRAN~ SURLPs and Daily Bulletin, one year. $11; With DAILY THANSUaI: T aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays xprees, Tent, This is a very user: preni tin and Precimveu Ly wil Who yo hunung, oad i mgout itive filet-class a vent, Pater prot and made ot 8 oz, wuck; sis 0&7 Teet, wnd wii be sent wath poles, pine, €1¢,, compiete, With DAIL; ARANDUNIPL ana y bustewn, ove year pane With DAILY TRANSUKIPT aud Week: y am mom one taal $10.50. Subscriber Pays the Hammock. A hammock is a premium that » Whether siuug trom the trees in cme cin the pustsofa shady verandah, a hanimock 18 picturesque and au,gestive of diisstul comfort, Acomplevé and elegant 13-1008 Lammock, with Virteul spread, sent with DAILY AKANSCKIPT ny bay pulletin One® year, $10.25; with DAILY RANSURIFT ang Weealy Buillezzn, one year %.26. Subscriber pays express, : Tennis, Among outdoor games iawn tennis i the favrite: Iv gives sumeent <xerbe iresy being violent; Keeps the attenuon fixed and in terest sustained thiroughuut the Kame, Being gamein Which ladics «xvel, you can secure the,oo will of your jady ScqUMiUteLCes ANU Add to yeu popularity by getting aset of inns and organ mang aciub. A ticet-ciass tomnis outtit, compiete will be sent with wAILY ARANB MIPT and vaily “Bulletin, ene Les Biv; with Daily Ee gg eo and Weekly Builetin, one year, Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living inthe country or craveliog, ~ will premiui® telescope is'a good, strong instrumen. payr eXpreas, Base Bau. Our base bali outfit consists of two leazue bal ase . H three ssvorted baa, two puirs of ire, fiver with an objece-ylass # inches in di diaws, 5 inches long whenclodéd, leather cased, and will be seut with DAILY ‘LRANSCRIPT au Daily Bulietin,-one year, $11; with vAiLY TRANSCRIPT anu Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9. ~~~ fdicroscope, A most interesting iustrunent and of great use to the stugent. ‘This is no toy, but a powerful microscope that rey eals the many strange things that exist in the 100d weeat aud the water we It stands6inches high and maguitios 50 diameters, a.d wil besent with: DAIL: TRANSUK.PE and vaily Buen, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRKANSCHrIPT ana Weekiy Buletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charg: Musical instrumerts. In making cur selections of musical instrumebts for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get a gGou article -one that we need not hesi‘ace Wo send to & performer whois .a@ connowseur, We have made? arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobvers that enable us to offer thege 1ustruments iu connection with the TRANSCRIPT on upprecedently liberal terms 9:30 P M Daily, connecting with < ® * Overland Passenger arriving inSan Francisco at 6:45.A. M., and z 5:87 Pp M Daily sc mavens —— Oe ¢ * Overland Teavin, an Francisco at 7:30.4.M., and bringing" BastBanjoplaying is an accomplishment that has become very fashionable aurin Iv is readiiy earned by anyoue tor music, and makes a splendid accompaniment for the voice in singing. We will send a hanucome nickle-rim, cuif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo the Jast few years. WERATT m Mon zy. YY. Brekereitis,* itis the greatest sellin ever broughtout .n the south. F wize and character ever published. ey refunded. dress, Southwestern Publishing House, 158 and 155 North Spruce St. TH. NT YEAR WILL B ILLUSTRATED DESOR’ PT1VE ARTIULES. “= $4.00 yé7 year. One Sample Copy, ‘I venty-five Cents. San Francisio California. Empire Livery Stable Stable has the largest lot of To be found in this part of the State, Hacks to let at the shortest the most reasonable terms re eee ere The horses are free from vice : and capedie 9f going as fast as . = A e. man cares Dy gen Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PTi with instrucuon book, with DAILY TKANSCRIPT aud vaily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANDUKIPT ad Weekly Bulletiu, one year, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges. B. Flat Cornet. — Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of eXtra vrooss, music rack, case and instruction book? ompkte—a fine »¢lo instrument—with DAILY TKANSCRIFYT and Daily Buiie year, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSURL Veekly Bulletin. $14.50, ‘Subscriber pays exIT‘HAS TURNED UP. A CHANCE TO MAKE selling our new Book “CHARACTER The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest: musical instruments to learn, the piano and ail other instruments, For a rem.um we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, eyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide. will send it with DAILY TRANDSORIPT and Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRI and Weekly, Bulletin, one year, seriber pays express charges. Itharmonizes with One agent sold 103 copies in Nashville in. three days. Priceof outfit only -75 cents. Apply at-oneé iorterms and territory, lf you. are not sbtisfied when outfit receiyed, mon@A miniature piano Nashzillg; Tenn. ag29-4m ra good music. Sentwith DAILY ~—~———. 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Itis bright, indepenaent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call Itis issued every Thursday; To lovers of literature the Overland offerseach mouth the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Its stories of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, from mining-camp days to the living present. Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best . Bap ena tid is well worth Working A tort barrels, bacs-action, side sna] 0 and e, DAILY fT ae desired, and will with DAILY TRAN, ulletin, one year, $19. If you wish toald the growth of the Paduaccr. ber pays expréas, ote,, comp » aud will Le sent with DalLy TKANSUSI: T aud Lauy Bulletin, one vet, with DAILY TRANSUKI:T and Weekly biulletin une year, $10. Subscriber pays express, wares Onging Lamp, -_ elegant hangiig iamp with 44-inch shade and from 42 te D6 inches extenmen, made of polisheu brass uf a rich gola coior— a highiy ornaMentai ahd serviceabie lamp sent with DAILY TRANBURIFE sud Dally Bulletin, one year $18.00; with DAILY TKANSCRIE7T and Weekly bulletin, one year, $11.50, Subscriber pays exPrete, Stylographic Pen. Always reagy tu write; carries ink : tne huider tc last for weeks pogrom ea be _j. Sent with DAILY -TRANSOR.PT and, Daily wvulletin, one year, 2; with .» x : BUKIPT and coy B Duttaete : Berets BAN Standard Rain Guage. Approved by the signaiservice at W sshingto with full. direcuons tor use will. be seut ‘with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily buierin, one year, $10.76; witm DAILY TmaNSUKIP! and Weekly Bulletin, ome year, $8.75, Subscriber pays express. Photographic Outht. — Amsteur phot ie @ most delightfu and popular rolenten, wie the Spree ap, afale of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making agood picture and wil woon poses eh sed uf her taxen by him or herseli, ‘I'ue apparatus we offerisvo hybt it can wasily be carried when walning erriding. fevers boay whou.d have for it will ve @ source of amusement 0 all aud of profit to many. 4 cumpleté photographic outtit, consisting of view camera for making 8}x 4§ pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapid ary piaves, 2 Japannet Ou trays, 2packagesors. P. A, eveloper, 1 package of hypo, 1 priuting frame, heets of lerro-prussiate paper, l sheet of ruby paper, . Kussei negative clusp aud patent drying frame With fuil mscructions tor Ppp it dad Daly bliin eas; etait Tas One yeur, $11; DAILY TRAN SURI fTand ‘Weekly » One year, $3.90. . Subscriber to pay express charges trom san — : OTB—Additional materials for amateur ph tographers, may be had Sam O Partridge, 6éyCommercia; Street, Francisco, C Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the veluure Oita tates Gigadliyilvatected at pages, lustrated an ee bes substantial goer ote gold side et) riavely and handsom designed, feta pee #40, will besens with DAILY THAN Bulletin. @ year, $11; wit DALLY ache and "Weekly ‘alletio, one year, $9. ber pays express, Guizot s. Mistory of France. Guizo.’s “History of # rance” is a standard work in 6 vols,, substantially boundin cloth, profusely illustrated with tine engravings, 1b wii be seut with DAILY TRANSCKIPT und Daily . 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UV rincipal news centers in the Kast, tin twelve hours in adyance of th ‘The Weekly bulletin isa handsome 12 6 u cor eny best weekly pubiien pe PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE t Horses, Carriages and Buggies Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and THE PROPLE’S CYCLO Comprehensiv: .ad compact—6s, first-class contribu Kip weld with only a pat Really Cheap— Less th ay Bend to tis for specim ee vet . W> gall the special attehtign gt Bokoel Promcas Meco, A PURNISRED . Beginners fro: #50 per wechtaed mare ahee wiutte h BB experience. We can farnish you bid Ret ane will teach you DA bb ag shag pdol Both soxes, ailagea. We cart you, ime, or all the time, . maton ria TRUER 2 Co., iia, BAe addition tothe price the Weekly Bulletin, si . comand the the Bul , 96 column d every Wednesday : ‘odin the West” tnenbt . eater a area Gla ee P Thé Best in the World + for# General! Use. -The New Three-Volume dition’ nto the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. A high arni sewing machine—one of the bes,