October 29, 1886 (4 pages)

the said tract as herein, together with tracks, cars, d other machinery aiid tools upon said mining and taims: Together with all and itaments ant appurtenaccs nging, or in anywise apperven. that I will sell at cont of the Courth vse County, of Névada aud aublic auction, in tuor, in Nevada City, state of California, on Saturday, November 6th, 1886, ween the hours cf 9 o'clock A, M. an te ., to-wit: 12 o'clock M. o ht, title and interest in named had,held, on the 25th day of 1888, the dav on which said jocketed a9 aforesaid, or jefendant may have subs :quentin aud to all the aho:e describor any portion thereof, to the jer for cash, t> satisfy vai ment, tozether with nterest and cos Given, under. my hand th of Nevada, weeks before she sai is 12th day of in and for the sa.d County of Nevada, at the Court oom of said Court, in the city . in said Nevada County, oa FitiDAY, the 22d day of October, 1886, at 11 o'clock, A. M, then ant there to show cause why an order of distribution sh oul not be made of the residue of raid evtate among the devizees of the said deceased, . ‘ing to law. ‘ Itis further ordered.that » copy of thiorder be published for three successive 2d ‘day of Ovtober. 1886, in the Nevada? ily ‘Transor:pt, a} new-paper printed published in the} said Nevada county. . : cae : J, M. WALLING, , Superior Judge. Dated September 20th, 1830. J. B. Johnson, Att’y for Pet’r. . 22 1886. D, Sheriff Nevada Connty. Hy J. L Hounaxn, Under 8 .eriff. ae & Bianding, A. D. GEORGE Luk Attorneys for Application for Patent toa MinJ, i. CALD WELL, Aftorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. \ffice—South side Broad street, opp. Unio: street, Nevada City. wit practice in ail the Ccurts of th State, and the Courts of the Unit States within the State of California.Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo 60 each, certificates of acknowledgwen ereto includ aes, United States Land Office. Cal, August Lith, 1886. = rnc given that cme Spanish Gol ining «<ompans, po whose Postutfice is Nevada City, Neada county, Cal , have made app. for patent for the: ‘Spanish Gol Mine,” bearing voli, embracing fourteen ndted and seventy four and four~renths (1.74.4) feet in le with surface groun: 6 and making in a valid lien upon re td tg Cars an ] y hereinafter vet nthe monner pre arisin, ex huadr.d and 6x: feet in width, in.the Nevala . °P: minitg district, Nevada county, Culifornia, and desuribed11 th: plat and fleld notes on tile in this office, as follows, viz: _ SURVRY OF THE EXTERIOR. BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata postinrock mound at the southenstoorner ithe claim marke 1 8 G M Co, No, 8; thence N 42 14° W, 22 34 chs to «ind at NE corner of claim 4; thence S.44°_W, i Hi ntiff’s complaint contained ap Sigeteina reer ., counsel for plainie in said cause, it all and singu'ar ‘emises mentioned in the lien, and hereinafter dethereot'as may be ‘ amount due to the plain ‘and interest and costs y’s fees and expenses : i 4 ; 5 5 £2 £ Fs ea er = E En marke! $8 G M Co, No, 9.10 chs to post in rock mound at NW corner of claim marked 8G M Co, No. 1-4° KE, 19.72 chg to pos! oo reas ' gree o 162 t No. Sor the Sogys Quartz Mine; thence Saxe E 1,54 chs to 7 of the Soggs Quarta Mine; thence hs to post No 1, of theS. G. M. C > K, to place of beg 19.91 acres, and a Secti n 2, ‘Towaship J6N, Ranges 8 E, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridia Said location wis made by A. R. Lord, dames Shorsley and A 8. Lord, and by them sold au! conveyed t» Gold Mixing Compan deed dated May 12th, 1834. The said i h Gold Mining Company, applicants herein, are now Adjoining claimants are the Nevada City xtunsion Gold Quartz and Soggs Quartz said Sheriff out ug lot No, 122, in jor or purchasers gaid sale, That the of the proceeds of said sale, retain his fees, disbursements and ‘ssions to the piainciff or t thirty seven 15-10 dol uA this tiff the further sum of n six huadred and fit; the amount so fo gether with interes seven per cent. per te attorneys out Anguat 81, 1883, na hundred and are ($137.15-100). dolAlso pay to the plaininety-three thousand ven 86-100 dollars, due, as aforesaid, to tthereon at the rate of annum from the date of . p uch thereof as the said y of the pepe That raons claiming or . ;, wm, from or wader it, and all persons here ment or decree upon and their personal represenpersons having an der such subsequent ju , and therrheirs or p ‘ronal repre . pyq, il persons claiming to have . ¢,,6 Pioe of first publicatio sehneider F. G. rsons holding any adverse claims hereby required to present’ the game before this oitice within sixty days of publishing. hercof. . F, TA) LOK, Register. Gaylord, & Searls, Attys. It is hereby ordered yinds: from the first day at publication of wesoing notle bo male in the Daily nscript, published at Nevada City, for period of 60 consecutive days from the . . ED. F, TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publishing of the above the sale. Delinquent Sale Notice. Biggs hate) MILTING COM”ANY.— L0cacion of Works, Nevadacounty, Cal.— Loca'ion of princi, al place of busiuess, San Francisco, Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of as sessment, No. 22, levied on the 3ist day o1 August, 1886,° the several amounts set te the names of the respective sharenol icra, as follows: 0. ee Name, Certf. Shares. Amt. Bauer John, 168 100 . . 10 Bauer Jchn, 242 60 5 vauer@ohn, 243 50 6 Bauer John, 299 100 «(110 Bauer John, 3x4 ‘60 6 Hauer John, 638 . 10 1 Behrman F. E. 821 100 =—10 Behrman F. &., 612 10 J Behrman +. E., 50 10 1 Biesta Federi o, 687 200 =. 20 Biesta Federico, 638 20 8620 Cryer Robert, 897 100 = 110 Cryer Rooert, 898 100 10. uryer Robert, 399 100 10 Cryer Robert, 400 100 =—-10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 28 100 10 «letcher Geo,, Trustee, 29 100 10 F etcher Geo,, Trustee, 30 100 10 Fletcher Geo,, Trustee, 31 100 10 Flaesloop Fritz, 4722 25 2 60 Fiaesloop Fritz, 725 30 LeCoey Theodud Cleophas, 741-200 «20 Marge son F. G.J. 750 65 6 50 Shrakamp Mary, 271 60 6 sehneider F, G., 713 150 15 : 72642 B0té«*C schaufolbergerR., 454 60 OB Anain accordance with law,and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 8thaay of October, 1886, 80 many’ shares of vach as cel of such stock as may Le necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Cun.pany, No. 622 Montgomery strevt, San Francisco, California, on Thursday, the 28th day of October, 1896, at the hour ot So’clock, Pp. M., of said day, to y said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of THEO WETZEL, Secrotary. Otlice—No. 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, olg-id wotice was on the Sth day of September, 1836. of, in and to said mor and every part and after the delivery of said. Sheriff's ‘And it is further adjudged and {No. 1879.) : cation for Patent toa Min“ing Claim, : United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 14th, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that Austin Walrath, whose Postoffice aidress is ada City, Nevada county, California, smises, or any part thereof, and an, who since the commencemont 0! ac.ion, has come into or either of them, del session under them ver possession thereof h or purch on Pp The Sheriff's deat for such prem ses . Nev: And it is further ad. hos decree i that ifthe moneys aris-. for rom th» said sale shall be insutticient to . feet of the W pay the amount so found due to the plaintiff as above stated, with inter and of sale as aforesvi theamount of such de' due to plaintiff in his gale, snd that on the comin for -uch balance aga it that the defendant pay to tho . east. plaintiff the amouat of such deficiency with interest thereon at the fate of sevén per cent, per annu date of sviiest menti therefor. The lan to be sold by this ‘decree are and being in the Califurnia, and bow scribed as follows, to that ditches, aquedu patent for fifteen hundred ext. Providence Quartz Mine or ad, with surfs e ground as described, situate! i1 Nevada Mining Dis. the Sheriff . trict, Uounty of Nevada, and St.te of California, and designated by the ‘field notes ‘ial plat on file in this oftice as Lot n and filing of . Number 131, in ‘Towaship 16 North, Range court docket @}§ Kast, of Mt Lisblo Meridian, said Lot No. vein bearing gl esta and costs, return of said . and off inet. the de1181, being us follows, tosit: variation 18° stake markad “‘W P No t “WP Nol,” of the West Providence Extension Quartz Mine. n and judg. atthe south end of the lode, standing ina ravine on the croppiigs of the vein,and from mises dlected. which a pine tree 12 inches !ndi.m, bearai uated, lying . N 623° & 80 links dis ant; thence magnetic State of . variation 18° E, N 10° 10° E 0 50 chains arly de. fence bears NE and SW 4.81 chains, fe cv bears $ 66° W and N 66° E 15.32 chains, ground, mining . fence beara N 84° E and 8 84° W 21,73 chaius, Rough aud Roady ditch bears NW 8 42,73 chains or 1500 feet to a post Beginning at & 1,” being alse pos inti? have execution , tunnels, reser©workscommonly known as mines, ditches and re-etvoirs . marked ‘*W P No2.” Tent Company, and situa e upon and upon -a certain of the superficial area . a usand fe:t in length in a rly direction, by about . sion ve hundred feet in width, and situdistrict in the said County . proved survey) bears 8 Blue Tent Mining Dis. dincant; thence, mognetic variation, 18° EK, corne of said tract . West 209.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post W P No mences at a point four.) 1 on lode in ravine 6.42 chains, fence bears NE and 8W 899.3 feet or 6,05 chains toa ““W P No 4;” then e N 2° 30 fence bears NE ani. SW 5.93 chains, fence beara K and W 8.92 chains,.fence bears N 64> E 19,91 chains, intersect Hane between sections 11 and 146.71 of northeast corner of section .4.T 16,N & No 8B, MD Band M, 20.30 cnains Rough and Ready dtch bears N b fora distance of about twenty-five . anu SW 78.4 feet or 22.40 chains toa hundred fee: following. the sinuosities of . post. ; thence in a north. abont tweuty-two hunin Jonnson's Ravine, is about six hundred feet north*g Jabin; thence southerly for a . southeast 299.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post ‘‘W about six hundred feet to a post] P No 2” on lode line 304.9 feet or 4.62 "s Cabin; theace southwesterly hundred feet to an oak tree near] on west boundar, a ravine; thence about five thousand in the southwesterly line of thi easterly for a distance of about dred distant about two hundred house situated on the bank . post ba Canal . market ‘*P Co No 13, direction . rrovidence Quartz Mine, and als? the corner 12, i3and 14 T 16 M; thence 8 0, 3° t boundary o* Section 14, 1.15 and Ready ditch bears NW chains, corner of a fence 10 ein . links West, 11.46 chains fence 8 links east about . of intersection of a fence from north side the Enter-~ . 77.09 feet or 11.68 chains to a “W P No 8;" thence $ 10° 1¢° W. 6.23 chains branch ‘g raving running N70? E t or 8.33 chaing to p! magnetic \ariation, 18° E containing The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder's offive of Nevaia County, t'alia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages adjoining claimants ‘are West Provimine on the South Survey of Exterior bouudaries. Beginning at so itheact corner of claim at post marked “W P No8,” being also post “W PwNo $ of “West Providence Exten— Quartz Mine,” and from which post “W Ao 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (ap& 85° E 1.43 chains of Nevada, calle the the road from Nevada Ci by the way of Blue Tent and from eaat corner the boundary line of said tract rans in a westerly direction for a distance of about thirteen hundred feet to a kod “W P No 5,”"from which pine neones in diameter bears 8 35, 0.54 chains distatt; thence east 0,32 ¢ Hough und Ready diteh bears southwest and Realy ditch bears Gopher Ravine to wi dred feet tua 'y of \Providence Quartz d (approved survey) and t to aN\post which is] a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears ; thence . North 23>.W 88 links d'stant; thence 8 1» hun. 334° E along west boundary of Providence Quirtz Mine 209.9 feet or 3.18 chains to a marked “W P No7,” andalsoa ” being a corner vommon to Sections 11, NRNoSE, Mv Band tedjand BE 4 Sailor's Ravine; enence for } 1. eleven nuadeed feet ina Ravine to where said . iforr & . dence Extention Quarts feet; thence in . and Providence Quartz agro age the > 8 ty persons claiming adverse! point . any portion of said West Providence Quar'z water . Mine or surf.ice ground are here -y required to tile their advcrse claims with the of the United States Land Office mento, in the State or California,during the uch . ey wis tareasPanice at ae poi South . ions of the Statu' Sumani oil Gaylord & Searls, Attorne: distance of about four appurcenant to said It is hereby ordered that th about five . No ice of lication for Paten miners uensure. lished Faniirnys Pot 60 es of . vada Daily Transcript, published at Nevada b.] It is hereby ordered thatthe said ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. INo. 1582.) Application for Patent to a Min: ing Claim. : United States Land Ofice, a Barre nto, Cal,, Ovt. 15th, 1886. Noe Eis ‘hereby given, that THE « NORTH BANNEK CONSOLIDATED TUNNEL . COMPANY, a corporation, through its duiy authorized agent, Thomas J. Michell, whose postoffive iy Grass, Valley, Neveda county, Cal, has made application for patent for the ‘North Banner Quartz Mine,*in Nevada mini.g district, Nevada county, California, and descr'bed in the plat and field notes: on file ia this office, as follows, viz: — 3 Survey of Lode Line. Commencing at a tunnel on the ledge in Litle Deer Crevk, the place where locacion notice was posted, and the initial point ot location, seta post marked N°BQM LPM No 1, near the north and to tne south «1 the tunnel about 10 ks from which a dogwood tree 10 inches dia beaisS 644{° W 64 linksdist. The entrance to anod tunnel 0.) opposite side of eer Creek bears 8° 8° W 6Jlinks dist. Thence variaton 18° 30’ east, N 35> 83° E 22.66 chains to post set : = end of lods marsaed N BQ MLP o &, exterior Boundaries, Sommencing at the porth lode post mirked NB QML P No 2, thence N ss 10° E 5.70 chains to post at N°E corner marke: N B Q M No 8; thence 8 86° W 22 81 chains to post marked N BQ M No 4, at 3 Koorner; thence 8 88° 10° W 9.06 chains to pa at 8 Weorner markel N B QM Nob, and W Q M No4; thence N 389 16° 22,26 chains tu post marked N B Q M No6, at N W Corner; thence N 88° 10’ E 6.05 chains to place of beginning, and containing 17 88-100 acres, and-desizgnated as lot No 77, iuSection 16, Township 16 North, Kange 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo Base and Me:idian. 8. d location was mide by Edward Tinney etalg.taniw i lst, 1831. Ad yn ins are the *Woodvil'e” and “Nort. Mer quartz mines, designated as lore 8 and 66 respectively. All persuns holding avy adverse claims thoreto are hereby required to present the same before thia office within sixt, days trom the first day of publishing hereof. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. : It ishereby ordered wnat the foresoing notice be published for sixtv days, or ten consecutive weeks, in the Nevada Dally ‘Transer pt newspaper, a daily’ newspaper published in the town of Nevadi, in Nevada vounty, Calif rnia, that being the nearest newspaper to the land des -ribed therein. S. LDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of publication was on the 19th day of U*tober, 1836, Notice to Creditors. Estate of Hessel Buisman, deceased, Totice is hereby given by the under signed, exécutors of the last will of Hessel B isman, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouche within f ur months after the drst publication of thie notice to the said executors, at Washington, Nevada County, California, at the oid hotel of H. aman, deceased, ts : W. T. VAN OUDSHOORY, —E T. WOKTHLEY, Executors of the last will of H.ssel Bulsman, deceased, Dated at Nevada City, October 12, 1886. United States of America. SACRAMENTO DISTRICT, CALIFORNIA. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., } ‘ October 18th, 1886, N the matter of the claim of Richard .C. Walrath to the. West Providence Extension Quarta mine « tuated in the SK. 1-4 of the NE. quarter of Section No. 14, Townace deg 16 North, R No. 8 East vs fsabel a McKeon, an adjoining farm homestead applicant for said Quarter Section Whereas the above named mineral applicant has this day filed his ition for a hearing-in the above entitled matter to determine the character of the land in controversy; and whereas, it appears that it is more convenient fur both parties and their witnesses that stich heorags: he eG before the County Clerk of Nev county, Cal. chard C. Walrath and the said Isabell.’ McKeon. be and appear before the County Cerk of Nevada county, at Nevada City, California, af one o'clock p.m ,on the 11th day of Decembefi"A. D. 1886, then and there to produce evidence to determine the mineral or non-mineral-char :cter of said land. Witness my hand the day and date first ELECTION PROCLAMATION. a hae sb , mation calling for a general election to be erga A 1886,s0 much of said proclamation as relates to Nevacu county ion will be held thoughout the State on ICESDAY, ‘THE SEOUND DAY OF NOVEMBFR, AND EIGHT I-SIX, when the follow.ng offierrs will be elected, to wit. : Jalaveras, san J tive,Composed of the Counties of Alpine, Amr, but docino, Mcdoc, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas; Sacramento, Sha:ts, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, 8 , Sutter, Teh Yolo and Yuba, pine, Amador, Calaveras, Contra Costa, El vorady, Nevada, Piacer, sacramento, Sun Jo quin and Tuolum.e. One Member, PWu ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUONE ASSOCIATE JUsTice OF THE §UPREME COURT Unexpired term, vice E. ‘omprixing she townships of Nevada, Bloom deld and, Bureka, and the precincts of Cher okee and North ran Juan, in Bridgeport townships, one member,not included in the Fourteenth Assembly District, one member, Constitution of the State, submitied by the Leyislature at ite last re; er voted upon by the Electora of said State, vig: : cept railriads, not exemp* under th laws of the United States, shall be taxed in proportion to its value, to be ascertained a> -provided by law. jsed in this artickh and section, is hereby declared to. include moneys, credita, bonds, stocks, dues, franchises, and all other mat. tore and things, real, personal, ant mixed, capable of priva'e ownership ; provided, that growing crops, shige y used ¢xclusively for belong to the United States, thin State or. any county or municipal corporation withiv this State; shall be exempt from taxatiun. Growing vines and fruit trees shall be deemed tobe and shall lie assessed and taxed as % prrt of the realty ; and provide? further, that railroads shall be section ten of th s article ; and provided further, that the Legislature may. provide for the exemption trom taxation of ships and veasela owned and registered or enrolled in this State, or nay ta. such ships or vessels.on thcir gross or net earnings, in lieu of an ad valorem tax ulso provide, except in case of credits secured by mout tion from credits of debts due to bona fide rexidents of tuis State. Double taxation in any form ia prohibited quire each taxpuyer in: the Stute to make and deliver to the County Assessor, annualtion ten of this article, owned by said taxpayer, orinhs trol, attwelve o’cluck meridian, on the first Monday in March, prop rty, as hereinatter prov.ded, thull be assessed in the county. city, city and county, town, township or district in which it is situated, in the manner provided by law. every co: poration.and person owning or op“rating « railroad, or any portion thereof, in this State, shall, on or before the first day of July of each year, pay tothe State Treas urée an annual tax of two anda half per vent.up.n the grogs earnings, earned within this State, of such railroad, for the year ending upon the thirsty firat day of Decem: ber next preceding, which tax shall be in feu of all other State and county taxes upon th: franchise, business, right of way, roadway, roadbed, rail, rolling stock, fe ces, s ations and their appurteances, and upon ferry bots, when Operated as a raiiroad, and upon the shares of the capifal stock, and ppon the mortgages, trust, contracts or other obligation by which a debtis secured upon such prop. rty. All other property belonging to suc! tion or person ‘ other property is assess.d and taxed. The gross annual earnin year ending on the thirty-first day of December last shall be, annually, before the first day of such rules aud reculations as may be pre: inst” incorpor: to.an ad valorem tax for municipal purvos¥. atest VERNOK OF THE STATE OF California having issued his procla, the 2d day of November, ng as follows: STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Executive DgPaRTMENT. Noticeis hereby given that a general elecA. D. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED GOVEKNOR, LIEU lENANT-GOVERNOR, SECRETARY OF STA'TE, CONTROLLER, TR ASUKL ATTORNEY GENERAL, SURVEYUR-GENERAL, CLtRK OF THESUPREME COURT, SUPT, CF PUBL INSTRUCTION. FOR CONGRESSMAN. SECOND CUNGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Com of the Counties of Batte,Sutter uba, Nevada, Flacer, Kl Dorado, «mudor, ulin, Stanislaus, Merced, jpesa: One Representaolumne aud ONE RAILROAD COMMISSION: R “ PIRST DISTRICT. Calaveras, Colusa, Del sorte, Dorado, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, MeuTrinity, MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. SECOND DISTRICT, Composed of the Counties of Alameda, AlPREME COURT M. Ross, resigned, FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. ONE SENATOR. Also members of the Assembly as follows: : FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. All that portion of the county of Nevada FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. All that rortion of the county of Nevada Also ut said elec: ion an amendment to the lar session, w:ll AMENDMENT NO. 1. Section 1. All property.n the State, ex ‘The word property, as ubsic schools, and such as may taxed as provided in The Lexislature may or trust deed, for a deducL § Sec, 8. Tne Leyislat :re shall, by law, re1), a statemen* under oath, setting forth 23. TREASURER, specifically all propreay real and personal, . 24. SUPERINTESDENT OF PUBLIC except railroad property, as detined in see. SCHOOLS, weession or under his conSec. 10, All property, except railroad rt of such deeds of corpora shall be assessed and taxed as earned during the receding, of all railroads, May thereafter, ascertained and declared vy the State Board of Equalization, under scribed by said Board ; provided, however, thas the Logislature may at avy time pa-s laws prescribing said rules and regulations, Inall cases where railroads are situated partly in this Stateand partly without this State, the gross annual earnings there f pir be ascertaine\ anid determ ned by ng : FiretThe gross earninge which, during the yearlast preceding, haye been earned wholly w thin this State. Second—The gross earnings which, during the same yea*, have been earned partly within this Siate and partiy without this State, which shall be ascertained by apportioning such earnings between tnis State and other States or ‘lerritories, in the pro, portion which the number of miles of such railroad situated in this State, and used in making such earnings, bears. to the who.e number of miles thereof, by the use of whi.h such earnings have been made, The proportion of interstate esruings thus ae ceriained shall be added to the earnings made wholly within this State, and the t-talthus obtained shall be taken and be deemed to ne the gross earnings of such railroad for all purposes of assessment and taxation, Forevery p rpose of this section, except for the purpose of ascertaining the proportion of the interstate earnings to be added to the earnings made wholly within this State, all railroads operated as one system shall'be trea ed.as one road. One ird of the tax paid by corporations or per80n8 Owning or epson . railroads under pr visions of this cection, become prt of the General Fund of this State, and two thirds thereof shall be paid to the county or counties in which said railroad is situated, i proportion to the length of the railroad operatedin the several counties. For the purvo-es of this section a consolidated city and county sha'l be treated asacounty. Any corporation, association [ aaperytag a person, or persons, unlawfully failing or refusing to pay the tax herein provided; when the same shall become due, or within thirty days thereafter, shall be deemed to have waived their right to operate their railroads within this tate. the» taxes herein provided for, together with such penalties as the Legislature may impose for the non-payment thereof be a lien upon the property-hereinbefore in thia section designated, and nimy be enforced in such mapner as, the Legislature may by law prescribe, ll railoaas, so farasthe same are situated within the . Word, boundari school. distric Birchville, Polls at the Sshoolhouse, T. J. ‘Conugr and ef any 1 shall be subject to an ad tx fo au purposes voted by the electors of the district ata special election’ held for that pu pose, the same as other’ property situated withia the district, anything in this article to the contrary no‘ withstanding. And all the railroads, so far as they are situated within the boundari 8 of any city or town, shall be subject TOL NS TROUT Se th AST eee oben eathe same as other etua'ed thervin, anything in this e to the conas f 4 4 laid the property inquestion; provided that in an eubs eaten may "bi pase tained sxainst ¢ protest. Al) such actions must be commenced within thirty days after such illew om by It shall be the dut; which su h action» may them, upon the requist of either of the party, in advance cf all other civil actions. and such 'axes so pad under protest shall be retained by the Tax Collector, or such uther officer 4s the Legislature may des gvate, until such actio:s shall have been finally led any assess nent or tax levied, or interest tnereon, or heretofo:e incurred, or any of action op account of any such assessment, tax, intrext or penal at the adoption of this amendment, not in— seater tent antl altered of repeated Dy lorce ani lect un te or repealed by" the Leyislature. the ment of taxes hereunder, shal! be made in the year eightee: burdred and eighty-six, and shall be uponthe grovs earnings, to be ase: rtained as herein provided, for the ent:re year of eightzen hundrei and eight, five. Taxation for the fisesl year ending June tnirtieth, eight en hundred and eighty-five, is not affevted by this am of the Co:.stitution, and an + ¢* of the Legislature, entitied ‘*av Act. to provide for the submission o1 pr Constitution of the State of California, te the qualified proved Mar h 7,A. 1), 1883,” the said awe a ment. is submit'e! td be voted upon, by ballet, by the qua.ified electors of the State, on mént Nuinher One,” and the ballots used at such election must contain the words *‘For the Amenument Number One.” or the words “Against the Amendment Number Une,” writte: or printed the: eon. Hun red Dollars for the arrest and co nviction of any and ever, provisions of Title 1V., Parc 1, of tne Pen») Code; such rewards tobe paid until the total amount hereaiter e ack, an, {Seai} Stoneman, Governor, have hereVity of sacramento, on this the fourteet! day of September, in the year one thousan eight hundred and eighty six. State. mation, and in accorda: ce with law, a general election is hereby ordered to be held on Tuesday, the sevond day of November, a. D. 1886, at which the following officers are to be elected. to wit: 7. LIC INSTRUCTIONS, 10, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE S8UPREME COURT Long Term, ll, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE 8UPREMECOURT— For the Long Term 12, “ASS O1LATE JUSTICE PREMt COURT— Unexpired Term, 13. ONE MEMBER OF CONGRESS, 14. ONERA:. RvAD COMMISSIONER, 1h. ONE MEMBER OF STATE: BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, 16. «NES ATESENATOR, : 17. ONE MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR 14th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 18; ONEMEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR ue ASSEMBLY DISThICT, 9. IFF, 20. COUNTY CLERK, 21. RECORDER, 25. ASSESSOR, 26. SURVEYOR, 97. CURONER, > 98. PUBL'C ADMINISTRATOR, ” 29. ONE SUPERVISOR KACH FOR 3d AND 4th SUPERVISOR DISTRICTS, 20, JUSTICEUF THE PEACE FUR EACH TOWNSHIP, $i, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR EACH TOWNSHIP, $2. CONSTABLE FOR EACH TOWNSHIP 83. CONSTABLK FOR EACH TOWNSHIP 34, FORO AL AMEND: ing aamed }ersons be, and they a e hercby appointed otticers of election in and for their r ctive precivcts, and that said election be held at the house or room designated op= the name of each of said precincts, viz: spector; Vivian Stevens and W. H. Martin, Judges. Hou ¢, 8. Nihell, In and Jas, P. Enaugh, Jud “hittum, Inspector; I Moody and B. D. Chadwick, Judges. Polls at the Kavle Hose House, C. Conaway, Judges, a.dG . Bueva Vista. Polls at the Schoolhouse, ‘and M pas ment to ual to the amount of one of the taxes so tax collector to recover taxes under al taxis have been of the Courts i: bi t to try SCHEDULE. Nothing in this ame.dment shall affect heretofore made or y poualty n oF Fix’ + and all laws in force first levy andaguinst railroad pooperty gg i on . John Hymes, Inspector; C. O. Bitner anc ba Watker, Ji : W. L. baldwin, Inspector; D. Brown and H. Fiene, J , House, C. {and W. R. Doyle, J same propert: same year, and then only u A. U. Mason, irspector; 'H. McNulty an the tax collector, or into Cort, of a sum Geo, Bartlett, J ‘at Ev gine G. W. Giffen and H. K Gage, } Inspertcr; wavid M. Dysartand Lee Robins, ye ay We % Pete Drunzer’s Hotel, O. K. Cloudman, In-} w Regan, ee Wm. Wilkinson, Inepe.tor: J. W. Ji of Nevada cunnty. caused ¢ roclamation to be signed by the. Charmane of sald Sant attenel © the signature of the Clerk and the se Board. F.M. PRIDGEON, Schoolhouse, ville, Polis at the Flat. Polls at. the Schoolhovee, 5 Houle: Polls at the Anthony J, Cole, In pector; W. H. Davey ation us. Plearaut Ridge. ie: the BUPERV (SOR DISTRI cr Ko. 5. : Mevdow Lake Township Truckee. Polls Frank Stevens, Inspector; udges. Boca. Polls at Boca Hotel, Thomas Lewis, Littie York Township—You Bet. Polls at tor; T. F. Goding and W. C. Barker, Little York. Pollsat Hill's store, James : B. J. Griffith and Thos “ Lowell Hill” Polls at Jomes Hills Hall, . min. K 22.72.chains te post enkins ' « P No 2, at north end 0 lode. and James Hill, Judges. ior Boundaries Hunt's till. Polls at the Schoolhouse, A Survey of Ext asked G. Turner, Inspector; Jchn Linderner and north lode b Maleolm McLeod, Judge:, Done by order of the Board of Supervisors In testimony whereof the said Beard has of th Attest: F. G. a eigen ‘ y . Harris, jputy. “Dated Nevada City, Uetober 15, 1886. dment, Pees . Now, therefore,“pu' suant to the provisions amendments to the electors for their approval, apTuesduy, November 2, 3886. The Amendment is designated ‘‘AmendAndi do hereby’ offer a reward of One person violating the nded for the purse reaches the yum of Ten Thousand 1 In Testimony Whereof, I, George hind and caused tne GEORGE ST NEWAN, Governor. Attest: Tuos, L. Tuompson, Secretary of Now, therefore, pursuant to said proclaa 1, G@ VERNOR, 2. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, 8. SECRETARY OF STATE, ‘ 4. STATE CONTROLLEK, 5. STATE TREASURER,6. ATTORNEY-GENERAL, . STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB8 SURVEYORK.GENEXAL, 9, CLERK OF THt SUPREME COURT, F THE SUSHERIFF D:STR:CT ATTORNEY, AGAINST CONSTILULIONENT NO, 1, And it isfurther ordered that the followSUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 1. Nevada Township—Nevada Precinct, No. Polls at City Hall, J. S. Holbrook, InNevada Precinct, No. 2. Polls at Court stor; D. E Morgan Blue Tent, Polls at Bencotbouse, H. OD. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT No, 2. Grass Valley Township—East Grass Vall: y. Inspector; J, W. Griffith and C. R. H.l, West Giass Valley. Polls at the Town Hall, P. T Riley, Inspector; Jas. A. Bays eorge W. Hill, Judzes. Al'isor. Ranch. Poilsat Hennessey’s building, P. C, Joyce, Inspector; O. L. Twiichell dS. Benoit, Judges. . Forest Springs. Pollsat George Littte’s store, James Harrigan, Inspector; George Littles and Ben Colvin, Judges. Cottage Hill, Pollsat Cutt -ge Hill House, Dan Bilderbick, Inspector; D. Dedman and L. Fattebert, Judyes. Robert Scanlon, Inspector; James McMullen and Jos. Shebley, Judges. SUPERVI# R DISTRICT NO. 3. Bloomfield Township—North Bloomfield. Polls at the Schoolhouse, T. C. McGagin. Inspector;R. D, Skidmore and A, M. Dobbie, Judges. 3 O'Connor. Inspector; P. A. Paine and G Donald, Jutges. e Relief Hill. Polis at the Sch Like City. Pollsat the A Paine and’G. ale. Cc , J C. Hickman, Inspector; R P. ‘and M,. B.bannan, Jud A Columbia Hill. Polls at the S hoolhouse, A L. Woodruff, Inspector; C.D. English and $. Richardson, Judges. Eureka Township —-Eureka South. Polls at th Schoolhouse, J. W. Robb. Inspector; John Keller and Pat Foley, Judges. Moore’s Flat. Poils xt the Schoolhouse, Thos. Dowliny, Inspector; James Doyle and G. W. Brown, J udyes, Washington Township-—W: shington. Polls . , Inspector; at the Schoolhouse, Wim. Fost: b. Battis and J. H. Freeman, Judges. Omega. Pdils atthe School: ouse, N C. Tully, Inspector; J.T. O’Carroll and H. Place, J he any FR soe! Val A Pc Bh ee n Lang, nspector; James an D. Allen, Judges : Yubs. Pols at Yuba Mine Assay Office, Geo. A, Hare, Inspector; Dan Ryan and J. G. Fredenburr, Judges. ‘ SUPERVISOR DISTRICT No. 4. Bridgeport Towrship North San Juan. Polis at the panacea: 4, A. 4. Ray, InSweetland. Pollsat the Schoolhouse, J. §. Brown, Inspector; John Prior and 8. D. Maroney, Inspector; Frank ‘O Jas. H. Ju “French C--rral, Polls at the Schoolhouse, Franeis Coffey, Inspector; Fred Hoffman lorgan Darneal, Jud es, : Cherokee. Polls at the Schoolhouse. Paul geen Sr., Inspector; Conn:r Cox and W. Quick, Judges. Rough and Ready Township—Rough and Ready. Poll: at the Schoo Henry Whisner, Inspector; John Perkinpine and H. Q. : Flue Boots and “Bhees a specialty TO THE UNFORTUNATE. Oe DISPENSARY jog that he has returned from visiting the ; bein +uned practi the Kearney Street San id patients and those requiring his services may find him. abusv. This solitary vice,or depraved sexu: 1 indulgence, is. practiced by both sexes to an almost unlimited extent,pretucing with unerring certainty the folowing train of morbid gi ba, poecre unleys combatted by scientific m measures, sountenance, dark 8 pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike the rustili sthariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted .ntellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching ~ st acquaintances, logs of memory, hectic flushes, various eruptions sbout the face, furred consum: fightn oe aate monomania and frequent reg ty. It relief be not obtained, persons so affiicted should apply immediately, cither in er or by letter, andhave a cure effected by his new and acieutific mode of treating this div eases, which » -ver failsof effecting « gnick and radical cure. Ur those who contemplate marriage, vho are suffering under any ef there fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred reemg ty) resting Wy o HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibbon, ypu case; symptons, le: be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part. of the country, with full and plain directions for use. The Doctor cares when others fail, Try him. By enclosing TEN DOLLAKS in coin ina registered letter throuzh the Post Office, or through wi e deliver express to any the United states nis . steet corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957. ; Wm. Menner and J. G. Dickson,A. WUTKE, . ki on FASHIONABLE BooT(. ’o& 4 ruary. 10, 1881, and is of ing records of said county. Adjoining claims are: the N Quartz Mines di as Lots 56 and 77, AND SHOEMAKER, BROAD STREET Two doors below Post Office, Nevada City, Cal. thereto are hereby required game before this office wi frow the first day of publi : &: SELD HETZEL, It is hereby ordered that a ees REPAIPING NEATLY DONE a weeks, in oe ranscript new: & prbiishea in che taes’ol Werads, in county, California, that D newspaper to the land described . i The first dsy of pu 19th day of O.tober, 1886. sae DR. GIBBON’S EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPAR’. on the official -“ All persons holding any von clai Register. notice be published ‘or sixty days, or eg : 7s nevada Daily i4 Location of principal place of City, California. Location of Works, Nevada City, Califor Nevada, _ Ne. 623 heurncy Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco Established in 1864. for thetreat ment of Sexual . and Seminal Diseases such as Gororrhea, Gleet, Swe Stricture, Syphilig in all its f rms, Seminal weakness tmpotency.,, etc.— 3kin Diseases (of years ’s standin ind Ulcerate: egs successfully is created day of October, A. n of the person and estate est bidder, for the Uni Dr, U:ppon has the pleasure of arneunc’ . Hospitals of Europe, and haz re. ee sr at . cisco, 623 lows: where hs/j yada town hip, Nevada : Seminal Weakness. ‘Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self section 5, in Townshi e@ youth: f viz: Sallow ts under the eyes, . %.25chsto the middle of the county ot caves and the rattl and the rattling of . . niddie of the said road 5 40 chains; 2. The mining claim known as the ers, bd rear yd en new on un ety, implies and 16N, R9E MDM. Offers and. bids for said fetia breath, coughs, ie Pship, Nevada county law offive of Crows’ & Cal. a Terms and conditions of sale: confirmation of sale by said Court. Marricd Men. Deed at the expense of purchaser. Guscetti, a minor. n them nor delay to} pated Uct, 20th, 1886, tain immediate relief. Cured ai Home. ersons at a distance may be CURED AT ea Notice of Sale of Real Estate. 7 OTICE is hereby, given, that in puraN suance of an order of the Superior . Court of the Stare of California, in and for the County of Nevada, made on the 20th D. 1886, in the matter ofthe estate and guardianship of Frank Guscetti, a minor, the ns = sai _ Terme dividends paid in January Mone) loaned upon This ‘. pank business. Information furniehed upon application to Ep, R. Hamittow, Cashier. SACRAMENTO BANK. a OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN TRE x Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacrapital, vagangy yas estate only. Bank does exclusively a savings W. P. COLEMAN, President. ogll.ém minor, will sell at private sale to the high. pod in lawful money of ted States, and subject to cotlirmation by said Superior Court, «n Monday,, the 16th day of N-wember, 1886, at the law pod vd Cross & oe ge? at pone City, Nevada county, . at oue Oo" p. m.,: WINEY, . deceased. a ae sue talectohert and emete-O0l eee on” the eaid minor, being .an undivided onehaif interest in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels. of land, situate and, i: the county of Nevada, State of California, bounded and described as folhereby given that aes M. y ‘ Court, at the Court House in the city and ‘. County of Nevads, has been @ the time and place {ur prosing 1. ‘The Guscotti Ranch, situated in. Ne. {ne county, and comprising the NE14 of the SW 1-4and, the 3 1-2 of thes W and the aK 1=4 of, may appear and North, o Lege 4 F . 4th, 1 E ast, MD M, and all'that portion of Dated Nevada on ag wa N 1-2 of the SE 1-4 of Section 6, Twp 16 N, k9 E, MDM, described as follows; BeCross & Simonds, Attys for Pet'ra. Notice for Proving W ill. N THE SUPEKIOR COURT IN APD for the County of Nevada, State of. California. In the matter of the Estate of ees M r 1886, at 10.0 A. at the Court Room of, said ted as e Will of Mary Downey, decea-ed, and for hearing application of George W. Downey for the issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person intercontest the same. G, REATTY, Clerk. gi.ning ata point ten feet from correr common to Sees 5, 6,7 and 8, Twp--16'N, 9 Kast, MD M, aad running thence North road leading from Nevada City tothe Guscetti Ranch; thence South 58° West the Frank G sscetti, minor. Eart 4.40 chains to the place cf beginning. On reading anu Mary Guscetti, the and t quartz mine, pee in pecs 6 anid 6, Twp Guilteratny and a8. the o1 an Simonds, Nevada City, Cash, lawful money of the United States; teu per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the undersigned on day of sale, balance on writing) will be received by said 7. Oe dian atthe Guacetti Kanch, MARY GUSCETTI, Guard'an of the person and estate of Frank cro 8 & Simonds, Attys for Guardian o21 ih of time the sease hascontinued, and the medicine will GEO. Cc. GAYLORD DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Goods, Gratin, Ferd, Etc., e of medivinc Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney NEVADA COUNTY EARRIAGE REPOSITORY . ¢ ‘Mintie, who isa regular ate of the University of Pennsylvania, will pers forfeit $500 for a case of this kind F, ” BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a Geo, F. Jacobs, -“HEADQUARTERS FOR The Calerated Milbun Hollow Axle Wagon, In Alf Grades. In Full Variety. v) San Francisco prices with Freight added. Office at G. E. Withington’s Pa‘nt Shop. found in the county of \ TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, . CUTLERY Le s+ % ever brought to the county. Order to Show UC: use. i N theSu rior Court,in and for the Coun ty of Nevada, State of California, In the matter ef the estate ana guardianship of the petition of iar of person estate oO uscetti, a mi nor praging for an crder of sale of certain real Savana therein set forth uses puryoses forth: It isheroby ord longing to her said ward, for the ~ ered that the next of .kin ssid wardand all persons interes ed estate, appear before this Court of thig Court, at the Courthouse in the. said county of Nevada, then and there to show vause why an crder should not be granted for the sale of such estate. ett, And it, is further ordered thata copy of tLis order be published at least four successive weeks before t! e said day of appearing. inthe Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, 2 newspaper nted and published in said county of J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. s21 Cross & Simuuds Atty’s. No. 11 Kearny St., Treats all Chronic, 8; Diseases with Wond: 97 Seeds Sold at Bed neck Price . THE Great Agen for Giant Powder Company Cae adviceand trea:ment) will not cure. $1.50 a osc, or four times the quantity, $5. sent 2 D.* in private name i mtie, Ll Kearny St., 8. F., Cal. = Sam Will ¢sent to any one Manager, . tati: recy Quick Time and Cheap. Fares. Calambus Buggies, Car. Carviayes, Phaelons, Rte, . GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. ~NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND . Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, The largest, Cheapest and ‘Pex Assortment to{be Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods DR. MINTIE, THE SPECIALIST. San francisco and Private SuceessEnglish Remedy . fects of youthful a follies aua excesses, and in drinking intexieating ie Dr. physician, gradu} Mesterative (unde his special acddreas on receipt of ice, orC, O. f desired, by Dr. ple Bettie Free, ag eymptome, onx and’ aga’ Stitt os lp e. fh regard toall te tate. ce oor gg Te Eastens ano tunopcan Cities BY THE GREAT _I'RANS-CONTINENTAL ALL-RAIL ROUTES, Southern Pacific Company. Daily Express and Emigran Traine take prompt New York and New Orleans With the several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Are Run ‘ Pte casita! nas tor Brk a £# Tickets sold, Sleeping-Car Berths sease pomen ea cure FORSALE —EASONABLE TERMS ne eat at Tce, oPnRRRE -N.TOWNE, .H.GOODMAN, ~ Corgan FiauciGeeaLe oe (23 Ng —, WEESESERS S See “a

the said tract as herein, together with tracks, cars, d other machinery aiid tools upon said mining and taims: Together with all and itaments ant appurtenaccs nging, or in anywise apperven. that I will sell at cont of the Courth vse County, of Névada aud aublic auction, in tuor, in Nevada City, state of California, on Saturday, November 6th, 1886, ween the hours cf 9 o'clock A, M. an te ., to-wit: 12 o'clock M. o ht, title and interest in named had,held, on the 25th day of 1888, the dav on which said jocketed a9 aforesaid, or jefendant may have subs :quentin aud to all the aho:e describor any portion thereof, to the jer for cash, t> satisfy vai ment, tozether with nterest and cos Given, under. my hand th of Nevada, weeks before she sai is 12th day of in and for the sa.d County of Nevada, at the Court oom of said Court, in the city . in said Nevada County, oa FitiDAY, the 22d day of October, 1886, at 11 o'clock, A. M, then ant there to show cause why an order of distribution sh oul not be made of the residue of raid evtate among the devizees of the said deceased, . ‘ing to law. ‘ Itis further ordered.that » copy of thiorder be published for three successive 2d ‘day of Ovtober. 1886, in the Nevada? ily ‘Transor:pt, a} new-paper printed published in the} said Nevada county. . : cae : J, M. WALLING, , Superior Judge. Dated September 20th, 1830. J. B. Johnson, Att’y for Pet’r. . 22 1886. D, Sheriff Nevada Connty. Hy J. L Hounaxn, Under 8 .eriff. ae & Bianding, A. D. GEORGE Luk Attorneys for Application for Patent toa MinJ, i. CALD WELL, Aftorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. \ffice—South side Broad street, opp. Unio: street, Nevada City. wit practice in ail the Ccurts of th State, and the Courts of the Unit States within the State of California.Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo 60 each, certificates of acknowledgwen ereto includ aes, United States Land Office. Cal, August Lith, 1886. = rnc given that cme Spanish Gol ining «<ompans, po whose Postutfice is Nevada City, Neada county, Cal , have made app. for patent for the: ‘Spanish Gol Mine,” bearing voli, embracing fourteen ndted and seventy four and four~renths (1.74.4) feet in le with surface groun: 6 and making in a valid lien upon re td tg Cars an ] y hereinafter vet nthe monner pre arisin, ex huadr.d and 6x: feet in width, in.the Nevala . °P: minitg district, Nevada county, Culifornia, and desuribed11 th: plat and fleld notes on tile in this office, as follows, viz: _ SURVRY OF THE EXTERIOR. BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata postinrock mound at the southenstoorner ithe claim marke 1 8 G M Co, No, 8; thence N 42 14° W, 22 34 chs to «ind at NE corner of claim 4; thence S.44°_W, i Hi ntiff’s complaint contained ap Sigeteina reer ., counsel for plainie in said cause, it all and singu'ar ‘emises mentioned in the lien, and hereinafter dethereot'as may be ‘ amount due to the plain ‘and interest and costs y’s fees and expenses : i 4 ; 5 5 £2 £ Fs ea er = E En marke! $8 G M Co, No, 9.10 chs to post in rock mound at NW corner of claim marked 8G M Co, No. 1-4° KE, 19.72 chg to pos! oo reas ' gree o 162 t No. Sor the Sogys Quartz Mine; thence Saxe E 1,54 chs to 7 of the Soggs Quarta Mine; thence hs to post No 1, of theS. G. M. C > K, to place of beg 19.91 acres, and a Secti n 2, ‘Towaship J6N, Ranges 8 E, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridia Said location wis made by A. R. Lord, dames Shorsley and A 8. Lord, and by them sold au! conveyed t» Gold Mixing Compan deed dated May 12th, 1834. The said i h Gold Mining Company, applicants herein, are now Adjoining claimants are the Nevada City xtunsion Gold Quartz and Soggs Quartz said Sheriff out ug lot No, 122, in jor or purchasers gaid sale, That the of the proceeds of said sale, retain his fees, disbursements and ‘ssions to the piainciff or t thirty seven 15-10 dol uA this tiff the further sum of n six huadred and fit; the amount so fo gether with interes seven per cent. per te attorneys out Anguat 81, 1883, na hundred and are ($137.15-100). dolAlso pay to the plaininety-three thousand ven 86-100 dollars, due, as aforesaid, to tthereon at the rate of annum from the date of . p uch thereof as the said y of the pepe That raons claiming or . ;, wm, from or wader it, and all persons here ment or decree upon and their personal represenpersons having an der such subsequent ju , and therrheirs or p ‘ronal repre . pyq, il persons claiming to have . ¢,,6 Pioe of first publicatio sehneider F. G. rsons holding any adverse claims hereby required to present’ the game before this oitice within sixty days of publishing. hercof. . F, TA) LOK, Register. Gaylord, & Searls, Attys. It is hereby ordered yinds: from the first day at publication of wesoing notle bo male in the Daily nscript, published at Nevada City, for period of 60 consecutive days from the . . ED. F, TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publishing of the above the sale.. Delinquent Sale Notice. Biggs hate) MILTING COM”ANY.— L0cacion of Works, Nevadacounty, Cal.— Loca'ion of princi, al place of busiuess, San Francisco, Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of as sessment, No. 22, levied on the 3ist day o1 August, 1886,° the several amounts set te the names of the respective sharenol icra, as follows: 0. ee Name, Certf. Shares. Amt. Bauer John, 168 100 . . 10 Bauer Jchn, 242 60 5 vauer@ohn, 243 50 6 Bauer John, 299 100 «(110 Bauer John, 3x4 ‘60 6 Hauer John, 638 . 10 1 Behrman F. E. 821 100 =—10 Behrman F. &., 612 10 J Behrman +. E., 50 10 1 Biesta Federi o, 687 200 =. 20 Biesta Federico, 638 20 8620 Cryer Robert, 897 100 = 110 Cryer Rooert, 898 100 10. uryer Robert, 399 100 10 Cryer Robert, 400 100 =—-10 F etcher Geo., Trustee, 28 100 10 «letcher Geo,, Trustee, 29 100 10 F etcher Geo,, Trustee, 30 100 10 Fletcher Geo,, Trustee, 31 100 10 Flaesloop Fritz, 4722 25 2 60 Fiaesloop Fritz, 725 30 LeCoey Theodud Cleophas, 741-200 «20 Marge son F. G.J. 750 65 6 50 Shrakamp Mary, 271 60 6 sehneider F, G., 713 150 15 : 72642 B0té«*C schaufolbergerR., 454 60 OB Anain accordance with law,and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 8thaay of October, 1886, 80 many’ shares of vach as cel of such stock as may Le necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Cun.pany, No. 622 Montgomery strevt, San Francisco, California, on Thursday, the 28th day of October, 1896, at the hour ot So’clock, Pp. M., of said day, to y said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of THEO WETZEL, Secrotary. Otlice—No. 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, olg-id wotice was on the Sth day of September, 1836. of, in and to said mor and every part and after the delivery of said. Sheriff's ‘And it is further adjudged and {No. 1879.) : cation for Patent toa Min“ing Claim, : United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 14th, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that Austin Walrath, whose Postoffice aidress is ada City, Nevada county, California, smises, or any part thereof, and an, who since the commencemont 0! ac.ion, has come into or either of them, del session under them ver possession thereof h or purch on Pp The Sheriff's deat for such prem ses . Nev: And it is further ad. hos decree i that ifthe moneys aris-. for rom th» said sale shall be insutticient to . feet of the W pay the amount so found due to the plaintiff as above stated, with inter and of sale as aforesvi theamount of such de' due to plaintiff in his gale, snd that on the comin for -uch balance aga it that the defendant pay to tho . east. plaintiff the amouat of such deficiency with interest thereon at the fate of sevén per cent, per annu date of sviiest menti therefor. The lan to be sold by this ‘decree are and being in the Califurnia, and bow scribed as follows, to that ditches, aquedu patent for fifteen hundred ext. Providence Quartz Mine or ad, with surfs e ground as described, situate! i1 Nevada Mining Dis. the Sheriff . trict, Uounty of Nevada, and St.te of California, and designated by the ‘field notes ‘ial plat on file in this oftice as Lot n and filing of . Number 131, in ‘Towaship 16 North, Range court docket @}§ Kast, of Mt Lisblo Meridian, said Lot No. vein bearing gl esta and costs, return of said . and off inet. the de1181, being us follows, tosit: variation 18° stake markad “‘W P No t “WP Nol,” of the West Providence Extension Quartz Mine. n and judg. atthe south end of the lode, standing ina ravine on the croppiigs of the vein,and from mises dlected. which a pine tree 12 inches !ndi.m, bearai uated, lying . N 623° & 80 links dis ant; thence magnetic State of . variation 18° E, N 10° 10° E 0 50 chains arly de. fence bears NE and SW 4.81 chains, fe cv bears $ 66° W and N 66° E 15.32 chains, ground, mining . fence beara N 84° E and 8 84° W 21,73 chaius, Rough aud Roady ditch bears NW 8 42,73 chains or 1500 feet to a post Beginning at & 1,” being alse pos inti? have execution , tunnels, reser©workscommonly known as mines, ditches and re-etvoirs . marked ‘*W P No2.” Tent Company, and situa e upon and upon -a certain of the superficial area . a usand fe:t in length in a rly direction, by about . sion ve hundred feet in width, and situdistrict in the said County . proved survey) bears 8 Blue Tent Mining Dis. dincant; thence, mognetic variation, 18° EK, corne of said tract . West 209.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post W P No mences at a point four.) 1 on lode in ravine 6.42 chains, fence bears NE and 8W 899.3 feet or 6,05 chains toa ““W P No 4;” then e N 2° 30 fence bears NE ani. SW 5.93 chains, fence beara K and W 8.92 chains,.fence bears N 64> E 19,91 chains, intersect Hane between sections 11 and 146.71 of northeast corner of section .4.T 16,N & No 8B, MD Band M, 20.30 cnains Rough and Ready dtch bears N b fora distance of about twenty-five . anu SW 78.4 feet or 22.40 chains toa hundred fee: following. the sinuosities of . post. ; thence in a north. abont tweuty-two hunin Jonnson's Ravine, is about six hundred feet north*g Jabin; thence southerly for a . southeast 299.6 feet or 4.54 chains, post ‘‘W about six hundred feet to a post] P No 2” on lode line 304.9 feet or 4.62 "s Cabin; theace southwesterly hundred feet to an oak tree near] on west boundar, a ravine; thence about five thousand in the southwesterly line of thi easterly for a distance of about dred distant about two hundred house situated on the bank . post ba Canal . market ‘*P Co No 13, direction . rrovidence Quartz Mine, and als? the corner 12, i3and 14 T 16 M; thence 8 0, 3° t boundary o* Section 14, 1.15 and Ready ditch bears NW chains, corner of a fence 10 ein . links West, 11.46 chains fence 8 links east about . of intersection of a fence from north side the Enter-~ . 77.09 feet or 11.68 chains to a “W P No 8;" thence $ 10° 1¢° W. 6.23 chains branch ‘g raving running N70? E t or 8.33 chaing to p! magnetic \ariation, 18° E containing The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder's offive of Nevaia County, t'alia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages adjoining claimants ‘are West Provimine on the South Survey of Exterior bouudaries. Beginning at so itheact corner of claim at post marked “W P No8,” being also post “W PwNo $ of “West Providence Exten— Quartz Mine,” and from which post “W Ao 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (ap& 85° E 1.43 chains of Nevada, calle the the road from Nevada Ci by the way of Blue Tent and from eaat corner the boundary line of said tract rans in a westerly direction for a distance of about thirteen hundred feet to a kod “W P No 5,”"from which pine neones in diameter bears 8 35, 0.54 chains distatt; thence east 0,32 ¢ Hough und Ready diteh bears southwest and Realy ditch bears Gopher Ravine to wi dred feet tua 'y of \Providence Quartz d (approved survey) and t to aN\post which is] a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears ; thence . North 23>.W 88 links d'stant; thence 8 1» hun. 334° E along west boundary of Providence Quirtz Mine 209.9 feet or 3.18 chains to a marked “W P No7,” andalsoa ” being a corner vommon to Sections 11, NRNoSE, Mv Band tedjand BE 4 Sailor's Ravine; enence for } 1. eleven nuadeed feet ina Ravine to where said . iforr & . dence Extention Quarts feet; thence in . and Providence Quartz agro age the > 8 ty persons claiming adverse! point . any portion of said West Providence Quar'z water . Mine or surf.ice ground are here -y required to tile their advcrse claims with the of the United States Land Office mento, in the State or California,during the uch . ey wis tareasPanice at ae poi South . ions of the Statu' Sumani oil Gaylord & Searls, Attorne: distance of about four appurcenant to said It is hereby ordered that th about five . No ice of lication for Paten miners uensure. lished Faniirnys Pot 60 es of . vada Daily Transcript, published at Nevada b.] It is hereby ordered thatthe said ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. INo. 1582.) Application for Patent to a Min: ing Claim. : United States Land Ofice, a Barre nto, Cal,, Ovt. 15th, 1886. Noe Eis ‘hereby given, that THE « NORTH BANNEK CONSOLIDATED TUNNEL . COMPANY, a corporation, through its duiy authorized agent, Thomas J. Michell, whose postoffive iy Grass, Valley, Neveda county, Cal, has made application for patent for the ‘North Banner Quartz Mine,*in Nevada mini.g district, Nevada county, California, and descr'bed in the plat and field notes: on file ia this office, as follows, viz: — 3 Survey of Lode Line. Commencing at a tunnel on the ledge in Litle Deer Crevk, the place where locacion notice was posted, and the initial point ot location, seta post marked N°BQM LPM No 1, near the north and to tne south «1 the tunnel about 10 ks from which a dogwood tree 10 inches dia beaisS 644{° W 64 linksdist. The entrance to anod tunnel 0.) opposite side of eer Creek bears 8° 8° W 6Jlinks dist. Thence variaton 18° 30’ east, N 35> 83° E 22.66 chains to post set : = end of lods marsaed N BQ MLP o &, exterior Boundaries, Sommencing at the porth lode post mirked NB QML P No 2, thence N ss 10° E 5.70 chains to post at N°E corner marke: N B Q M No 8; thence 8 86° W 22 81 chains to post marked N BQ M No 4, at 3 Koorner; thence 8 88° 10° W 9.06 chains to pa at 8 Weorner markel N B QM Nob, and W Q M No4; thence N 389 16° 22,26 chains tu post marked N B Q M No6, at N W Corner; thence N 88° 10’ E 6.05 chains to place of beginning, and containing 17 88-100 acres, and-desizgnated as lot No 77, iuSection 16, Township 16 North, Kange 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo Base and Me:idian. 8. d location was mide by Edward Tinney etalg.taniw i lst, 1831. Ad yn ins are the *Woodvil'e” and “Nort. Mer quartz mines, designated as lore 8 and 66 respectively. All persuns holding avy adverse claims thoreto are hereby required to present the same before thia office within sixt, days trom the first day of publishing hereof. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. : It ishereby ordered wnat the foresoing notice be published for sixtv days, or ten consecutive weeks, in the Nevada Dally ‘Transer pt newspaper, a daily’ newspaper published in the town of Nevadi, in Nevada vounty, Calif rnia, that being the nearest newspaper to the land des -ribed therein. S. LDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of publication was on the 19th day of U*tober, 1836, Notice to Creditors. Estate of Hessel Buisman, deceased, Totice is hereby given by the under signed, exécutors of the last will of Hessel B isman, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouche within f ur months after the drst publication of thie notice to the said executors, at Washington, Nevada County, California, at the oid hotel of H. aman, deceased, ts : W. T. VAN OUDSHOORY, —E T. WOKTHLEY, Executors of the last will of H.ssel Bulsman, deceased, Dated at Nevada City, October 12, 1886. United States of America. SACRAMENTO DISTRICT, CALIFORNIA. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., } ‘ October 18th, 1886, N the matter of the claim of Richard .C. Walrath to the. West Providence Extension Quarta mine « tuated in the SK. 1-4 of the NE. quarter of Section No. 14, Townace deg 16 North, R No. 8 East vs fsabel a McKeon, an adjoining farm homestead applicant for said Quarter Section Whereas the above named mineral applicant has this day filed his ition for a hearing-in the above entitled matter to determine the character of the land in controversy; and whereas, it appears that it is more convenient fur both parties and their witnesses that stich heorags: he eG before the County Clerk of Nev county, Cal. chard C. Walrath and the said Isabell.’ McKeon. be and appear before the County Cerk of Nevada county, at Nevada City, California, af one o'clock p.m ,on the 11th day of Decembefi"A. D. 1886, then and there to produce evidence to determine the mineral or non-mineral-char :cter of said land. Witness my hand the day and date first ELECTION PROCLAMATION. a hae sb , mation calling for a general election to be erga A 1886,s0 much of said proclamation as relates to Nevacu county ion will be held thoughout the State on ICESDAY, ‘THE SEOUND DAY OF NOVEMBFR, AND EIGHT I-SIX, when the follow.ng offierrs will be elected, to wit. : Jalaveras, san J tive,Composed of the Counties of Alpine, Amr, but docino, Mcdoc, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas; Sacramento, Sha:ts, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, 8 , Sutter, Teh Yolo and Yuba, pine, Amador, Calaveras, Contra Costa, El vorady, Nevada, Piacer, sacramento, Sun Jo quin and Tuolum.e. One Member, PWu ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUONE ASSOCIATE JUsTice OF THE §UPREME COURT Unexpired term, vice E. ‘omprixing she townships of Nevada, Bloom deld and, Bureka, and the precincts of Cher okee and North ran Juan, in Bridgeport townships, one member,not included in the Fourteenth Assembly District, one member, Constitution of the State, submitied by the Leyislature at ite last re; er voted upon by the Electora of said State, vig: : cept railriads, not exemp* under th laws of the United States, shall be taxed in proportion to its value, to be ascertained a> -provided by law. jsed in this artickh and section, is hereby declared to. include moneys, credita, bonds, stocks, dues, franchises, and all other mat. tore and things, real, personal, ant mixed, capable of priva'e ownership ; provided, that growing crops, shige y used ¢xclusively for belong to the United States, thin State or. any county or municipal corporation withiv this State; shall be exempt from taxatiun. Growing vines and fruit trees shall be deemed tobe and shall lie assessed and taxed as % prrt of the realty ; and provide? further, that railroads shall be section ten of th s article ; and provided further, that the Legislature may. provide for the exemption trom taxation of ships and veasela owned and registered or enrolled in this State, or nay ta. such ships or vessels.on thcir gross or net earnings, in lieu of an ad valorem tax ulso provide, except in case of credits secured by mout tion from credits of debts due to bona fide rexidents of tuis State. Double taxation in any form ia prohibited quire each taxpuyer in: the Stute to make and deliver to the County Assessor, annualtion ten of this article, owned by said taxpayer, orinhs trol, attwelve o’cluck meridian, on the first Monday in March, prop rty, as hereinatter prov.ded, thull be assessed in the county. city, city and county, town, township or district in which it is situated, in the manner provided by law. every co: poration.and person owning or op“rating « railroad, or any portion thereof, in this State, shall, on or before the first day of July of each year, pay tothe State Treas urée an annual tax of two anda half per vent.up.n the grogs earnings, earned within this State, of such railroad, for the year ending upon the thirsty firat day of Decem: ber next preceding, which tax shall be in feu of all other State and county taxes upon th: franchise, business, right of way, roadway, roadbed, rail, rolling stock, fe ces, s ations and their appurteances, and upon ferry bots, when Operated as a raiiroad, and upon the shares of the capifal stock, and ppon the mortgages, trust, contracts or other obligation by which a debtis secured upon such prop. rty. All other property belonging to suc! tion or person ‘ other property is assess.d and taxed. The gross annual earnin year ending on the thirty-first day of December last shall be, annually, before the first day of such rules aud reculations as may be pre: inst” incorpor: to.an ad valorem tax for municipal purvos¥. atest VERNOK OF THE STATE OF California having issued his procla, the 2d day of November, ng as follows: STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Executive DgPaRTMENT. Noticeis hereby given that a general elecA. D. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED GOVEKNOR, LIEU lENANT-GOVERNOR, SECRETARY OF STA'TE, CONTROLLER, TR ASUKL ATTORNEY GENERAL, SURVEYUR-GENERAL, CLtRK OF THESUPREME COURT, SUPT, CF PUBL INSTRUCTION. FOR CONGRESSMAN. SECOND CUNGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Com of the Counties of Batte,Sutter uba, Nevada, Flacer, Kl Dorado, «mudor, ulin, Stanislaus, Merced, jpesa: One Representaolumne aud ONE RAILROAD COMMISSION: R “ PIRST DISTRICT. Calaveras, Colusa, Del sorte, Dorado, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, MeuTrinity, MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. SECOND DISTRICT, Composed of the Counties of Alameda, AlPREME COURT M. Ross, resigned, FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. ONE SENATOR. Also members of the Assembly as follows: : FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. All that portion of the county of Nevada FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. All that rortion of the county of Nevada Also ut said elec: ion an amendment to the lar session, w:ll AMENDMENT NO. 1. Section 1. All property.n the State, ex ‘The word property, as ubsic schools, and such as may taxed as provided in The Lexislature may or trust deed, for a deducL § Sec, 8. Tne Leyislat :re shall, by law, re1), a statemen* under oath, setting forth 23. TREASURER, specifically all propreay real and personal, . 24. SUPERINTESDENT OF PUBLIC except railroad property, as detined in see. SCHOOLS, weession or under his conSec. 10, All property, except railroad rt of such deeds of corpora shall be assessed and taxed as earned during the receding, of all railroads, May thereafter, ascertained and declared vy the State Board of Equalization, under scribed by said Board ; provided, however, thas the Logislature may at avy time pa-s laws prescribing said rules and regulations,

Inall cases where railroads are situated partly in this Stateand partly without this State, the gross annual earnings there f pir be ascertaine\ anid determ ned by ng : FiretThe gross earninge which, during the yearlast preceding, haye been earned wholly w thin this State. Second—The gross earnings which, during the same yea*, have been earned partly within this Siate and partiy without this State, which shall be ascertained by apportioning such earnings between tnis State and other States or ‘lerritories, in the pro, portion which the number of miles of such railroad situated in this State, and used in making such earnings, bears. to the who.e number of miles thereof, by the use of whi.h such earnings have been made, The proportion of interstate esruings thus ae ceriained shall be added to the earnings made wholly within this State, and the t-talthus obtained shall be taken and be deemed to ne the gross earnings of such railroad for all purposes of assessment and taxation, Forevery p rpose of this section, except for the purpose of ascertaining the proportion of the interstate earnings to be added to the earnings made wholly within this State, all railroads operated as one system shall'be trea ed.as one road. One ird of the tax paid by corporations or per80n8 Owning or epson . railroads under pr visions of this cection, become prt of the General Fund of this State, and two thirds thereof shall be paid to the county or counties in which said railroad is situated, i proportion to the length of the railroad operatedin the several counties. For the purvo-es of this section a consolidated city and county sha'l be treated asacounty. Any corporation, association [ aaperytag a person, or persons, unlawfully failing or refusing to pay the tax herein provided; when the same shall become due, or within thirty days thereafter, shall be deemed to have waived their right to operate their railroads within this tate. the» taxes herein provided for, together with such penalties as the Legislature may impose for the non-payment thereof be a lien upon the property-hereinbefore in thia section designated, and nimy be enforced in such mapner as, the Legislature may by law prescribe, ll railoaas, so farasthe same are situated within the . Word, boundari school. distric Birchville, Polls at the Sshoolhouse, T. J. ‘Conugr and ef any 1 shall be subject to an ad tx fo au purposes voted by the electors of the district ata special election’ held for that pu pose, the same as other’ property situated withia the district, anything in this article to the contrary no‘ withstanding. And all the railroads, so far as they are situated within the boundari 8 of any city or town, shall be subject TOL NS TROUT Se th AST eee oben eathe same as other etua'ed thervin, anything in this e to the conas f 4 4 laid the property inquestion; provided that in an eubs eaten may "bi pase tained sxainst ¢ protest. Al) such actions must be commenced within thirty days after such illew om by It shall be the dut; which su h action» may them, upon the requist of either of the party, in advance cf all other civil actions. and such 'axes so pad under protest shall be retained by the Tax Collector, or such uther officer 4s the Legislature may des gvate, until such actio:s shall have been finally led any assess nent or tax levied, or interest tnereon, or heretofo:e incurred, or any of action op account of any such assessment, tax, intrext or penal at the adoption of this amendment, not in— seater tent antl altered of repeated Dy lorce ani lect un te or repealed by" the Leyislature. the ment of taxes hereunder, shal! be made in the year eightee: burdred and eighty-six, and shall be uponthe grovs earnings, to be ase: rtained as herein provided, for the ent:re year of eightzen hundrei and eight, five. Taxation for the fisesl year ending June tnirtieth, eight en hundred and eighty-five, is not affevted by this am of the Co:.stitution, and an + ¢* of the Legislature, entitied ‘*av Act. to provide for the submission o1 pr Constitution of the State of California, te the qualified proved Mar h 7,A. 1), 1883,” the said awe a ment. is submit'e! td be voted upon, by ballet, by the qua.ified electors of the State, on mént Nuinher One,” and the ballots used at such election must contain the words *‘For the Amenument Number One.” or the words “Against the Amendment Number Une,” writte: or printed the: eon. Hun red Dollars for the arrest and co nviction of any and ever, provisions of Title 1V., Parc 1, of tne Pen») Code; such rewards tobe paid until the total amount hereaiter e ack, an, {Seai} Stoneman, Governor, have hereVity of sacramento, on this the fourteet! day of September, in the year one thousan eight hundred and eighty six. State. mation, and in accorda: ce with law, a general election is hereby ordered to be held on Tuesday, the sevond day of November, a. D. 1886, at which the following officers are to be elected. to wit: 7. LIC INSTRUCTIONS, 10, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE S8UPREME COURT Long Term, ll, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE 8UPREMECOURT— For the Long Term 12, “ASS O1LATE JUSTICE PREMt COURT— Unexpired Term, 13. ONE MEMBER OF CONGRESS, 14. ONERA:. RvAD COMMISSIONER, 1h. ONE MEMBER OF STATE: BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, 16. «NES ATESENATOR, : 17. ONE MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR 14th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 18; ONEMEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR ue ASSEMBLY DISThICT, 9. IFF, 20. COUNTY CLERK, 21. RECORDER, 25. ASSESSOR, 26. SURVEYOR, 97. CURONER, > 98. PUBL'C ADMINISTRATOR, ” 29. ONE SUPERVISOR KACH FOR 3d AND 4th SUPERVISOR DISTRICTS, 20, JUSTICEUF THE PEACE FUR EACH TOWNSHIP, $i, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR EACH TOWNSHIP, $2. CONSTABLE FOR EACH TOWNSHIP 83. CONSTABLK FOR EACH TOWNSHIP 34, FORO AL AMEND: ing aamed }ersons be, and they a e hercby appointed otticers of election in and for their r ctive precivcts, and that said election be held at the house or room designated op= the name of each of said precincts, viz: spector; Vivian Stevens and W. H. Martin, Judges. Hou ¢, 8. Nihell, In and Jas, P. Enaugh, Jud “hittum, Inspector; I Moody and B. D. Chadwick, Judges. Polls at the Kavle Hose House, C. Conaway, Judges, a.dG . Bueva Vista. Polls at the Schoolhouse, ‘and M pas ment to ual to the amount of one of the taxes so tax collector to recover taxes under al taxis have been of the Courts i: bi t to try SCHEDULE. Nothing in this ame.dment shall affect heretofore made or y poualty n oF Fix’ + and all laws in force first levy andaguinst railroad pooperty gg i on . John Hymes, Inspector; C. O. Bitner anc ba Watker, Ji : W. L. baldwin, Inspector; D. Brown and H. Fiene, J , House, C. {and W. R. Doyle, J same propert: same year, and then only u A. U. Mason, irspector; 'H. McNulty an the tax collector, or into Cort, of a sum Geo, Bartlett, J ‘at Ev gine G. W. Giffen and H. K Gage, } Inspertcr; wavid M. Dysartand Lee Robins, ye ay We % Pete Drunzer’s Hotel, O. K. Cloudman, In-} w Regan, ee Wm. Wilkinson, Inepe.tor: J. W. Ji of Nevada cunnty. caused ¢ roclamation to be signed by the. Charmane of sald Sant attenel © the signature of the Clerk and the se Board. F.M. PRIDGEON, Schoolhouse, ville, Polis at the Flat. Polls at. the Schoolhovee, 5 Houle: Polls at the Anthony J, Cole, In pector; W. H. Davey ation us. Plearaut Ridge. ie: the BUPERV (SOR DISTRI cr Ko. 5. : Mevdow Lake Township Truckee. Polls Frank Stevens, Inspector; udges. Boca. Polls at Boca Hotel, Thomas Lewis, Littie York Township—You Bet. Polls at tor; T. F. Goding and W. C. Barker, Little York. Pollsat Hill's store, James : B. J. Griffith and Thos “ Lowell Hill” Polls at Jomes Hills Hall, . min. K 22.72.chains te post enkins ' « P No 2, at north end 0 lode. and James Hill, Judges. ior Boundaries Hunt's till. Polls at the Schoolhouse, A Survey of Ext asked G. Turner, Inspector; Jchn Linderner and north lode b Maleolm McLeod, Judge:, Done by order of the Board of Supervisors In testimony whereof the said Beard has of th Attest: F. G. a eigen ‘ y . Harris, jputy. “Dated Nevada City, Uetober 15, 1886. dment, Pees . Now, therefore,“pu' suant to the provisions amendments to the electors for their approval, apTuesduy, November 2, 3886. The Amendment is designated ‘‘AmendAndi do hereby’ offer a reward of One person violating the nded for the purse reaches the yum of Ten Thousand 1 In Testimony Whereof, I, George hind and caused tne GEORGE ST NEWAN, Governor. Attest: Tuos, L. Tuompson, Secretary of Now, therefore, pursuant to said proclaa 1, G@ VERNOR, 2. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, 8. SECRETARY OF STATE, ‘ 4. STATE CONTROLLEK, 5. STATE TREASURER,6. ATTORNEY-GENERAL, . STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB8 SURVEYORK.GENEXAL, 9, CLERK OF THt SUPREME COURT, F THE SUSHERIFF D:STR:CT ATTORNEY, AGAINST CONSTILULIONENT NO, 1, And it isfurther ordered that the followSUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 1. Nevada Township—Nevada Precinct, No. Polls at City Hall, J. S. Holbrook, InNevada Precinct, No. 2. Polls at Court stor; D. E Morgan Blue Tent, Polls at Bencotbouse, H. OD. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT No, 2. Grass Valley Township—East Grass Vall: y. Inspector; J, W. Griffith and C. R. H.l, West Giass Valley. Polls at the Town Hall, P. T Riley, Inspector; Jas. A. Bays eorge W. Hill, Judzes. Al'isor. Ranch. Poilsat Hennessey’s building, P. C, Joyce, Inspector; O. L. Twiichell dS. Benoit, Judges. . Forest Springs. Pollsat George Littte’s store, James Harrigan, Inspector; George Littles and Ben Colvin, Judges. Cottage Hill, Pollsat Cutt -ge Hill House, Dan Bilderbick, Inspector; D. Dedman and L. Fattebert, Judyes. Robert Scanlon, Inspector; James McMullen and Jos. Shebley, Judges. SUPERVI# R DISTRICT NO. 3. Bloomfield Township—North Bloomfield. Polls at the Schoolhouse, T. C. McGagin. Inspector;R. D, Skidmore and A, M. Dobbie, Judges. 3 O'Connor. Inspector; P. A. Paine and G Donald, Jutges. e Relief Hill. Polis at the Sch Like City. Pollsat the A Paine and’G. ale. Cc , J C. Hickman, Inspector; R P. ‘and M,. B.bannan, Jud A Columbia Hill. Polls at the S hoolhouse, A L. Woodruff, Inspector; C.D. English and $. Richardson, Judges. Eureka Township —-Eureka South. Polls at th Schoolhouse, J. W. Robb. Inspector; John Keller and Pat Foley, Judges. Moore’s Flat. Poils xt the Schoolhouse, Thos. Dowliny, Inspector; James Doyle and G. W. Brown, J udyes, Washington Township-—W: shington. Polls . , Inspector; at the Schoolhouse, Wim. Fost: b. Battis and J. H. Freeman, Judges. Omega. Pdils atthe School: ouse, N C. Tully, Inspector; J.T. O’Carroll and H. Place, J he any FR soe! Val A Pc Bh ee n Lang, nspector; James an D. Allen, Judges : Yubs. Pols at Yuba Mine Assay Office, Geo. A, Hare, Inspector; Dan Ryan and J. G. Fredenburr, Judges. ‘ SUPERVISOR DISTRICT No. 4. Bridgeport Towrship North San Juan. Polis at the panacea: 4, A. 4. Ray, InSweetland. Pollsat the Schoolhouse, J. §. Brown, Inspector; John Prior and 8. D. Maroney, Inspector; Frank ‘O Jas. H. Ju “French C--rral, Polls at the Schoolhouse, Franeis Coffey, Inspector; Fred Hoffman lorgan Darneal, Jud es, : Cherokee. Polls at the Schoolhouse. Paul geen Sr., Inspector; Conn:r Cox and W. Quick, Judges. Rough and Ready Township—Rough and Ready. Poll: at the Schoo Henry Whisner, Inspector; John Perkinpine and H. Q. : Flue Boots and “Bhees a specialty TO THE UNFORTUNATE. Oe DISPENSARY jog that he has returned from visiting the ; bein +uned practi the Kearney Street San id patients and those requiring his services may find him. abusv. This solitary vice,or depraved sexu: 1 indulgence, is. practiced by both sexes to an almost unlimited extent,pretucing with unerring certainty the folowing train of morbid gi ba, poecre unleys combatted by scientific m measures, sountenance, dark 8 pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike the rustili sthariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted .ntellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching ~ st acquaintances, logs of memory, hectic flushes, various eruptions sbout the face, furred consum: fightn oe aate monomania and frequent reg ty. It relief be not obtained, persons so affiicted should apply immediately, cither in er or by letter, andhave a cure effected by his new and acieutific mode of treating this div eases, which » -ver failsof effecting « gnick and radical cure. Ur those who contemplate marriage, vho are suffering under any ef there fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred reemg ty) resting Wy o HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gibbon, ypu case; symptons, le: be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part. of the country, with full and plain directions for use. The Doctor cares when others fail, Try him. By enclosing TEN DOLLAKS in coin ina registered letter throuzh the Post Office, or through wi e deliver express to any the United states nis . steet corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957. ; Wm. Menner and J. G. Dickson,A. WUTKE, . ki on FASHIONABLE BooT(. ’o& 4 ruary. 10, 1881, and is of ing records of said county. Adjoining claims are: the N Quartz Mines di as Lots 56 and 77, AND SHOEMAKER, BROAD STREET Two doors below Post Office, Nevada City, Cal. thereto are hereby required game before this office wi frow the first day of publi : &: SELD HETZEL, It is hereby ordered that a ees REPAIPING NEATLY DONE a weeks, in oe ranscript new: & prbiishea in che taes’ol Werads, in county, California, that D newspaper to the land described . i The first dsy of pu 19th day of O.tober, 1886. sae DR. GIBBON’S EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPAR’. on the official -“ All persons holding any von clai Register. notice be published ‘or sixty days, or eg : 7s nevada Daily i4 Location of principal place of City, California. Location of Works, Nevada City, Califor Nevada, _ Ne. 623 heurncy Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco Established in 1864. for thetreat ment of Sexual . and Seminal Diseases such as Gororrhea, Gleet, Swe Stricture, Syphilig in all its f rms, Seminal weakness tmpotency.,, etc.— 3kin Diseases (of years ’s standin ind Ulcerate: egs successfully is created day of October, A. n of the person and estate est bidder, for the Uni Dr, U:ppon has the pleasure of arneunc’ . Hospitals of Europe, and haz re. ee sr at . cisco, 623 lows: where hs/j yada town hip, Nevada : Seminal Weakness. ‘Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self section 5, in Townshi e@ youth: f viz: Sallow ts under the eyes, . %.25chsto the middle of the county ot caves and the rattl and the rattling of . . niddie of the said road 5 40 chains; 2. The mining claim known as the ers, bd rear yd en new on un ety, implies and 16N, R9E MDM. Offers and. bids for said fetia breath, coughs, ie Pship, Nevada county law offive of Crows’ & Cal. a Terms and conditions of sale: confirmation of sale by said Court. Marricd Men. Deed at the expense of purchaser. Guscetti, a minor. n them nor delay to} pated Uct, 20th, 1886, tain immediate relief. Cured ai Home. ersons at a distance may be CURED AT ea Notice of Sale of Real Estate. 7 OTICE is hereby, given, that in puraN suance of an order of the Superior . Court of the Stare of California, in and for the County of Nevada, made on the 20th D. 1886, in the matter ofthe estate and guardianship of Frank Guscetti, a minor, the ns = sai _ Terme dividends paid in January Mone) loaned upon This ‘. pank business. Information furniehed upon application to Ep, R. Hamittow, Cashier. SACRAMENTO BANK. a OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN TRE x Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacrapital, vagangy yas estate only. Bank does exclusively a savings W. P. COLEMAN, President. ogll.ém minor, will sell at private sale to the high. pod in lawful money of ted States, and subject to cotlirmation by said Superior Court, «n Monday,, the 16th day of N-wember, 1886, at the law pod vd Cross & oe ge? at pone City, Nevada county, . at oue Oo" p. m.,: WINEY, . deceased. a ae sue talectohert and emete-O0l eee on” the eaid minor, being .an undivided onehaif interest in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels. of land, situate and, i: the county of Nevada, State of California, bounded and described as folhereby given that aes M. y ‘ Court, at the Court House in the city and ‘. County of Nevads, has been @ the time and place {ur prosing 1. ‘The Guscotti Ranch, situated in. Ne. {ne county, and comprising the NE14 of the SW 1-4and, the 3 1-2 of thes W and the aK 1=4 of, may appear and North, o Lege 4 F . 4th, 1 E ast, MD M, and all'that portion of Dated Nevada on ag wa N 1-2 of the SE 1-4 of Section 6, Twp 16 N, k9 E, MDM, described as follows; BeCross & Simonds, Attys for Pet'ra. Notice for Proving W ill. N THE SUPEKIOR COURT IN APD for the County of Nevada, State of. California. In the matter of the Estate of ees M r 1886, at 10.0 A. at the Court Room of, said ted as e Will of Mary Downey, decea-ed, and for hearing application of George W. Downey for the issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person intercontest the same. G, REATTY, Clerk. gi.ning ata point ten feet from correr common to Sees 5, 6,7 and 8, Twp--16'N, 9 Kast, MD M, aad running thence North road leading from Nevada City tothe Guscetti Ranch; thence South 58° West the Frank G sscetti, minor. Eart 4.40 chains to the place cf beginning. On reading anu Mary Guscetti, the and t quartz mine, pee in pecs 6 anid 6, Twp Guilteratny and a8. the o1 an Simonds, Nevada City, Cash, lawful money of the United States; teu per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the undersigned on day of sale, balance on writing) will be received by said 7. Oe dian atthe Guacetti Kanch, MARY GUSCETTI, Guard'an of the person and estate of Frank cro 8 & Simonds, Attys for Guardian o21 ih of time the sease hascontinued, and the medicine will GEO. Cc. GAYLORD DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Goods, Gratin, Ferd, Etc., e of medivinc Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney NEVADA COUNTY EARRIAGE REPOSITORY . ¢ ‘Mintie, who isa regular ate of the University of Pennsylvania, will pers forfeit $500 for a case of this kind F, ” BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a Geo, F. Jacobs, -“HEADQUARTERS FOR The Calerated Milbun Hollow Axle Wagon, In Alf Grades. In Full Variety. v) San Francisco prices with Freight added. Office at G. E. Withington’s Pa‘nt Shop. found in the county of \ TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, . CUTLERY Le s+ % ever brought to the county. Order to Show UC: use. i N theSu rior Court,in and for the Coun ty of Nevada, State of California, In the matter ef the estate ana guardianship of the petition of iar of person estate oO uscetti, a mi nor praging for an crder of sale of certain real Savana therein set forth uses puryoses forth: It isheroby ord longing to her said ward, for the ~ ered that the next of .kin ssid wardand all persons interes ed estate, appear before this Court of thig Court, at the Courthouse in the. said county of Nevada, then and there to show vause why an crder should not be granted for the sale of such estate. ett, And it, is further ordered thata copy of tLis order be published at least four successive weeks before t! e said day of appearing. inthe Nevada Daily TRANSCRIPT, 2 newspaper nted and published in said county of J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. s21 Cross & Simuuds Atty’s. No. 11 Kearny St., Treats all Chronic, 8; Diseases with Wond: 97 Seeds Sold at Bed neck Price . THE Great Agen for Giant Powder Company Cae adviceand trea:ment) will not cure. $1.50 a osc, or four times the quantity, $5. sent 2 D.* in private name i mtie, Ll Kearny St., 8. F., Cal. = Sam Will ¢sent to any one Manager, . tati: recy Quick Time and Cheap. Fares. Calambus Buggies, Car. Carviayes, Phaelons, Rte, . GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. ~NIVENS’ GIGAR STAND . Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, The largest, Cheapest and ‘Pex Assortment to{be Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods DR. MINTIE, THE SPECIALIST. San francisco and Private SuceessEnglish Remedy . fects of youthful a follies aua excesses, and in drinking intexieating ie Dr. physician, gradu} Mesterative (unde his special acddreas on receipt of ice, orC, O. f desired, by Dr. ple Bettie Free, ag eymptome, onx and’ aga’ Stitt os lp e. fh regard toall te tate. ce oor gg Te Eastens ano tunopcan Cities BY THE GREAT _I'RANS-CONTINENTAL ALL-RAIL ROUTES, Southern Pacific Company. Daily Express and Emigran Traine take prompt New York and New Orleans With the several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Are Run ‘ Pte casita! nas tor Brk a £# Tickets sold, Sleeping-Car Berths sease pomen ea cure FORSALE —EASONABLE TERMS ne eat at Tce, oPnRRRE -N.TOWNE, .H.GOODMAN, ~ Corgan FiauciGeeaLe oe (23 Ng —, WEESESERS S See “a