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“Representatives urged to take ail
in’ the combined wisdom of thé 66,= ' :
The Daily Transcript. .
: OFFICE:
@ >, 82 Commeroial street, Névada City Cal.
; CIRCULATEE IN
evade City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready,
Spen:
uan, French Coryweetls A North t Bloomfield, Moore’s
Truckee, and —
county; alee a ie
‘SATURDAY. JANU
WELL SAID, _
‘words From Gev. Markham on
the Miming Question.
In tle course of his inaugural address delivered at Sacamento Thursday Governor Markham said: :
One important branch of our industries, that of hydraulic mining, is ata
stand still, and will never be revived,
unless vigorous steps #e taken by the
General Government. :
Congress and the Courtshave placed
the strong arm of the law u pon this
industry, and crushed it out of existeace. I need not repeat ita history,
for it is fam)liar to all of “you and fothe people of the State. No relief could
be expected from the General Government, were the working of these
mfnes beneficial to this State
alone. It was from the goldfields of California, however, that the
. millions were taken that assisted this}
financial perils. :
These same gold-fields yielded the
‘enormous amout of tiearly a billion
and a halfof the precious metal, thereby replenishing the Treasury of the
United States with that needed mediumf exchange. It issaid that it will
be difficult, if not impossible, to devise means whereby gold can be-extracted in paying quantities without
injury to the farm-owners in the valleysor injury to the navigation ef certain streams. If that be true, it should
be gvoided. Kut I have such confidence
000,000 of people in this country that I
fee! sure in saying that if an earnest
effort were made on the part of
the General Government, for that purpose, the result would be accompanied
with profit.to-the whole country.
In my judgment no industry would
more richly repay a reasonable outlay on the part of the Government
than this.
I suggest, therefore, that the subdject be thoroughly agitated, Congress
memorialized, and eur Senators and
necessary steps to bring the mutterproperly before Congress at the earliest moment pdssible.. Congress preperlyexpends thoubands of dollars
every year in experiments and investigations, which in the o inion of, its
members will promote the public inofthe country. For instance,
peretsti OD LUC IFFigalivy vi asia tate,
and liberal appropriation is annually made for the purpose of studying
the subject. The most thoroughly
qualified men of the age are empluyed for this work, and-all-the means
that science and skill can evolve are
brought into requisitiun in solving the
problem. Many other instances,
Nalive Daughters Installotion.
Heyer, 1.8.; Miss Ellen Black, O. 8.
__main-tannel is now in @ littlemore
_ McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; _un_
At Thursday evening’s meeting of
Laarel Parlor, N. D. G. W., the following officers were installed by Mies
Kate Matteson, D. D.G. P., assisted
by Miss Mattie Bradley as P. G. P.
and Miss Frances Costello as G. M.:
Miss Sara Miller, P. P.; Mies’ Mary
Hook, P.; Miss Oura Clurk, Ist V.
P.; Mrs. Belle Dougiass, 21 V.P.;
Mrs. Belle Shoecraft, 31 V. PB. ;j Mrs,
Seraph Sukewta, KR. 5.; Miss Lala
Clutter, F. S.; Miss Haitie Hook, T. ;
Mrs. Mattie Hedden, M.; Mrs. J,
Apter the installation refreshments
were served in the supper room adjoining the hall.
On Friday‘evening nearly « score
of the Native Dauyht-rs wet to
Grass Valley to attend the insta'la-:
tion of the officers of Manzanita Parlor which was t» be fullowed by a
dancing party.
+90 —— —
M the Hurmeny Mine.
A clean-up of abcvut 400 loads of
g:avel taken“dut in drifting was made
Kiiday at the Harmouvy mine. , The
than 800 fect, having passed through
a boulder. fur the last twenty feet
The two lateral drifts are-each 70 teetlong, and side driits are being ruu
from these. The gravel deposit cor
10068 to-look well, but it will be some
tine before breasting is commenced,
schilling’s Best.
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Trial will tell how they excel.
Buckhiem’s armica Sulve.
The best Salve in the Furl4 for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt sucu.uFever Sores, Tetter, Chappe®Mands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-—
tions, azd positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. Itisguaranteed to
give, perfect satisfaction. or money re
unded. Price 25 cents per bex. For
sale by Carr Bros. tf
Cuiupren will freely take Dr. J. H.
like cough ‘syrups, it contairs no
opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the. throat or lungs quicker
than any other remedy.
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the manufacturing jeweler, who will
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a .
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Is a peculiar medicine. It is carefully
prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known and valuable
vegetable remedies, by a\combination, proportion, and preparation self,
giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla” curative
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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It eradicates everyimpurity, andcures
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all
Humors,. Dyspepsia,
Headache, Indigestion, aan,
Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver c ts, .
overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an
appetite, and builds up the whole system.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success
‘at home. Such has become its popularity
in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that
whole neighborhoods are taking it at the
same time. Lowell druggists sell more of
Hood’s Sarsaparilla than all other Sarsaparillas. or -bleod -purifiers. The same
success is extending all over the-country.
Hood’s Sarsaparilia
Bold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by
C. 1. HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
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BOTs & SEIOES,
HELP WANTED. . 45 SEWING MACHINE FOR $17,
Including 1 Year’s Subscription to “The Daily Transeript.”
The utmost care is exericsed in the selection. of
the metals used, and only
the very best quality is
purchased. Each machine
is thoroughly well made
and is fitted with the utmost nicetyand exactness,
Land no machine is permi
ted by the inspector ‘
out of the shops until it
has been. fully tested and
proved to do perfect work
and run light and without —
noise.
provement ina doose balance
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erated by the treadle.
Each Machine’Has the
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5 BOBBINS. THROAT PLAE,
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mapé, ornamentation and appearance. All the parts are
made to gauye exactly the same as the Singer, and are
. constructed of precisely the same materials. ee
« 6 HEMMERS,
We have made such arrangements as enable us
to offer the Ciicago
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINES
At lower rates than ever
before for a good machine.
This machine is: made
after the datest-models— of
the Singer Machines, and
is a_perfect fac-simile in
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FLOUR .
Od “18 A a yeas
Made by&The Central Milling
Company of Gridley.
For Sale by the Lead‘ ing-Grocers.
The Best Madiing
No.
The Chicago Singer Machine has avery important-imwheel $0 constructed as to
out removing the work from
the machine.
The loosebalance whee!
is actuated by a solid bolt
passing through a collar
oes ‘pinned to the
shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is
held to position by astrong
spiral spring. hen a
bobbin is to be wound the
bolt is ‘pulled out’ enough
-to release the balance
wheel, and turned slightly
to the right or left where
————t ees held by a-stop-pin til”
the machine is liable to be
meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out of the
wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be -op-}
The thread eyelet and the needle clamp are made self
threading, which.is.a very:great convenience. .
Following Attachments :
SO Oy att Uruggists,
ull different 1 SCREW DRIVER,
1 GAUGE,
mene
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The driving wheel on this machine is ‘admitted to be the simplest, easiest
running and most convenient of any. The machine is self-threading, has the
very best tension and thread liberator, is made.of the best maerial, with the
wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt.
neered:cover, drop-leaf table, end diawers and cenwing drawer.
The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHI {FOR 5 YEARS,
chine, and expects to_order one next
ere .
1t has ve}
Compound Sulphur
POWDER !
The Great Remedy for
Liver, Billiousness, Gout,
Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumGra vel,_ Etc.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Habitual Constipation, In-:
Quick Tine’ Cheap Fare:
Gastern and European Cities.
BY 1AE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTA,.
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—OF THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
(Paciric System.)
Daily Express Trains make prompt connecns withthe several Railway Lines
tin the East,
AND AT-\Hew York and New~ Orleans
With Steamer Lines to
EUROPEAN — PORTS.
PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING CARS
And Tourist Sleeping Oars
Attuched to Overland Express Trains. No
Berths in additional chee for
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Tickets sold, ee Car Berths secured,
and.other information given upon applica:
tion at the Company's offices where passen.
gers calling in person can secure choice ot
routes, etc. ;
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General Manager. — Gen. Pass & Th’t Agt
‘R. GRAY, Gen. Traf: Manager. ~~
San Francisco Cal.
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fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Uteh, apply to
or address, H
Ww, H. MILLS, Land Agent,0. P. RB. R. Sau
cisco. ~~ ‘
For Landsin Southern Galifornia, apply
to or address
JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. R.
R., San Francisco.
ANNUAL MEETING.
HE KEGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stovkholders of ‘the Consolidated
St, Gothard Gold Mining Company will be
héldatthe office of the company, 820 San‘some street, room No, 10, Saa Francisco,
California, on Tuesdey, January 13,
1891, at three (8) o’clock P, M., for the purpore, of electing a Board of Directors to serve
‘or the Xray 3 year, and for the transaction
of such other
the meeting. Transfer books will close on
Saturday, January 10th, 1491, at 12 o’clock
M.
THEO. WETZEL, Secretary.
Offiee No. 820 Sansome atreet, room No. 10,
San Francisco, California.
No. 1855,
Application for a Patent.
Sacramento, Cal. Dec, 22, 1890,
OTICE is hereby given that Louis Dutertre, who-e Tost Office address is 36
Montgomery Block, San Francisco, Cal.,
digestion, Piles;—Diseased. _—__ , SBLELRnae and Dice,
eld, with surface ground six hundred feet
n width, situated inthe Washington Min.
ing District, County of Nevaia afd State
of Califurnia, and designated by the field
notes a.d oMoial plat on.file in this office
‘as lots Number 61 and 62 in Township 17
North Range 11 Kast of Mt, Liablo Base and
Meridian, Said Lot No. 61 being described
as follows, to-w t: =
Lot 61 comprising the Sunlight Location.
Lode Line,
Beginning at a Live Oak tree-18-inches-in
diameter marked “8, C. L, No. 1” standin
on bouth end of claim on lode, on Sout
edge of South Yuba River and from which
mouth of Yuba Canon Quartz Mine tunnel
South 714° Wes, 87 tinks distaut
z US eB swUhU vy we ear BDamty Wort
6° 45' West 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a
set in a rock mound marked “s, C. L.
0,2” at North end of sunlight Location
and South end of lode of Sunlight Extension location, from which a pine tree ten
inches in diameter beass South 81-4> Ea:t
14 links distant.
“ Exterior Boundaries,
Beginning at a postset ina rock mound
marked 8. C. No. 1” at South West corner
of c.aim, standing on south side of flume,.
usiness as may come before—'
. RA LROAD LANDS. 7
For lands in Central and Northern Cali.
bas ms day fled his application for a Patent for tweutyhundred end. Alxty and.. ee
y ever-tonthe Thee? eet 0 é@ Aunlight
Consolidated Quartz Mine or vein, bearing ©
in
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RECTOR BROS., Proprietors.
The Only First-class Hotel in the Oity,
On South edge of South Yuba River from‘
which a Live Oak tree 14 inches in diumeter bears South 64° East 24 links distant,
andthe coraer to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14,
familiar to all; of the liberal action of
the Government, could becited. Why
should not Congress treat this quesI received your premium sewing
machine one year ago and am well
leased with it, Would not exchange
it for machines sold here for-fiity— doli week . SH. Ripovur.
Uniontown, Kansas, Dee. 6,.1889.
We received the machine some two
RUBBER GOODS,
i . D. B. and M, bears.North
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tafe in Simmons Liver Regulator.
tion in a similar manner, and ast
ina solution of the difficulties surrounding the production of gold? It
is a matier of national interest, for the
metal is accepted by all men as a
medium of exchange. Within the
borders of California millions opon
millions of gold are locked up in the
bowels of the earth awaiting the genius
of man todevise some feasible methof release, and I ur_e you to take the
initiative in obtaining the assistance
of the Federal Government.
Schilling’s Beet.
Eat, drink—about them think.
The Bret Pen Gelder Yet.
Ex-Superior Judge Walling and
Prof. Horton (the latter a well-know:
writing teacher and publisher of workon penmanship) of this city and John
Randolph of San Francisco have ferm. —
ed a copartnership for the purpose of
manufacturing and selling. a series of
interchangeable penholders invented
by Prof. Horton. A large quantity.oi
the holders have been made_and the.
Work of supplying the market will begin. within a fortnight or so when
Messrs. Horten and Randolph will
begin a tour of the principal cities o:
the country. The holders are made
of rubber and so shaped as to over.come all objections to former devicer
inthat line. Pens are readily inserted and removed, are held ko as to give
the maximum degree of elasticity,
and ink cannot “‘siphon’”’ to the interior of the holder. The holder is detined to meet. with unbounded favo
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Srate or Onto, Crry or Toiepo,
~ Lucas Country,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm vu:
F, \J. Cheney & Co,, doing business ::
the City of ioledo, County and 81. :«
aforesuid, and that~said frm will yay
the sum of ONE“HUNDRED DOI‘ LARS for each and every case o!
Catarrh that canuot-be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure,
§ pron Faanx J. Cuzney
BEAL. Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the bleod and
bo
mucous surfaces of the system, Se:d
F. J. Cusnuy & Co,, Toledo, 0.
~ {PF Bold by Druggists, 75c.
ee Bure to relieve, There is no fai
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FLORIOA WATER
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Sold at 25 Cents ‘per
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GREAT AMERICAN
08 Stevenso,
Commercial St., Nevada City.
Dr. A. BARKAN,.
Specialist for Diseases ot the
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT,
‘Has returned from #urope, and resumed
the practice of his profession.
Office, 14 Graut Avenue,
Franecisee,
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FOR :
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be
New styles all through the line. °
Novelties and attractions on every side
THE :
Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City.
Hats, Furnishing Goods, Tranks Satchels
Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros,
THOMAS SHURTLEFF
Mees
Hay, Grain and Feed, a specially,
—te
Before making any purchases be sure and call on
{
; LALA
~ Has returned to Nevada City and opened a first-class
Grocery, Provision and Feud Str
ES
HOLIDAYS.
If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST
and CHEAPEST this season, you can”
by calling on
Charles Grimes, the Clothier
get your answer
He intends to has on hand the very best af everything’):
in his line, -and-will sell goods at bed-rock prices
___IMPORTING-TRA-00+.
lars, I thank you a thousand time
for such a valuable premium. oe
W. A, Bisnop.
A.tus, Ark., Dec. 7, 1889.
Te Chicago Singer sewing machine
receved in good order. The machive
isa , gperage one; the Agents here
would ask about thirty-five dollars for
such @ machine, Many thanks.
: “JOSEPH BAcHMAN.
SomERSET, VA-, Oct. 28, 1889,
The machine ordered of yon arrived,
and after a few days’ trial [ find it to
be as represented, and doubtless wil
‘continue to give satisfaction.
Mary J. WALKER,
Trenton, Neb.;Nov, 26, 1889.
The premium. sewing machine came
to hand very promptly and in good order, It is nicely finished, and works
like a charm,and we are delighted
WIC HG cic ecnneagye none Be YOUNG,
Sr, Maraaret’s, Md, Dec. 14; 1889,
_ We received the machié two weeks
since in good order. “ We are pleased
with the machine and glud to speak of
you asan.honest, honorable firm, A
neighbor was hereto lock at the nia*
tz 4 — ri
+ 5 ri
.Subscribed-to’ pay frei
wt
The Best Claret Wine.
: eB
MARE from Grape# raised at my Nureery
Guaranteed pure, well made, and two
and three years old.
Fifty Cents a Galion,
os
French Prunes for Stewing,
Positively finerthan can be purchased in
the stores, They are tender, rich and perfectly cured, 10 peunde fe: 81.
FELIX GILLET,
Barren Hill Nursery.
Nevada City, Cal. Dec. 16,1890.
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Notice for Publication.
AND OFFICE ATSASRAMENTO CAlI.,,
Dec, 81, 1890.—Notice is hereby given
at the following named settler has-filed
sé Of his intentiontomaxe final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will made before the Judge of the
superior Court of Nevada County, at Nevada a California, on February 9th,
George’W. Jones, who made H. E, No.
5266, for the lots 1 and 2, and 8. }¢ of N. E,.44,
sec.4,T. 16N.R, 10E. M.D, Mt.
TEE Shoetindin teidlads ete act rove mee upon and .
cultivation of, one land ue pi seh
arvey Cooper, John E. Pierce and John
Sonnet ail af Neves City, California, P.
O., Harry L, Jones, of You bet, California,
P.O, B. W, ROBERTS,
er,
months ago. Havegiven it a fair trial
and like it very much. We think it
is-as good as a forty dollar machine,
Miss Jane Rowertu.
Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889.
I received your premium sewing
machine in good order, and am _ well
pleased with the same. Accept my
thanks. A. Norton, _
We u's Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 1889.
I would say, after asing th e sewing
machine received from you, it giver
perfect satisfuetion in al! respects, do
ing all kinds of work very nicely.
Mrs. I. C, Youmans.
Wesrsoro, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889,
My sewing machine gives good sat
isfaction—does as good work as a fifty
dollar machine. Mary E: Murray.
Hereina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889.
The seying machine I got from you
a8 a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good work as a $40.00
machine. Gro. B, Muir.
Lonemont, Con., Nov. 17, 1889,
I received the machineall right, and
. am, Well pleased with it. ‘It does excellent work. Prntnan McCarty,
Prices, Pavable in Advance :
MachineNo, 3 and Daity Transcript 1 year. “++ t7 00
«+5418 00
ae GO
ght from the factory, which
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THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS fo Nevada City,
BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. ‘Darty Transcrirt,
Unolsaring Shop.
JAMES KINEEAD~
7 OM) NOTION THAT
ays prepa
» do all kinds of Upholater
ing on short notice.
Spreng Mattresses, Hair
lows, Moss Mattre: bot Bed Lo seaee ti 3 8 ed Loun.
Lounges, ete., etc., made to orden” ‘ai
KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN
A WORKMANJIKE MANNER,
ed for shippine a specialty,
"Piano Movine Promptly attended to
and Carefully Performed.
All at:the Lowest Living Rates
FOR C46He,
Thankful for past patronage, I respedtfu
ly solicit a continuance in the future,
COMMEROIAL STREET
Second door from the Great Am
“James Kinkead.
FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL pound.
Pianos, Pictures and. Furniture packand Tourists,
Free 'Bus to and frem ali ‘Teains.
Telegraph, Post Office and General Btage
Office in the Building, >
The Table Not E xcelled by that
aly Hotel in the Interior of the State,
Asa Health Résort Nevada Cicelled anywhere on the Cosats 4 aan
inviguratirg and health-giving climate at
an elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level. 1:
i gop ee by. delightiul mountain scenemountain wal
from fogs and malaria, mice * “as
Empire Livery Stable
Broad st., Morass Cur Sop Mactonal Ex:
JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor,
HE PROPRIETOR OF TH
i & Stable has the largest lot tag sciehinnad
Hierses, Carriages and Buggies
To be found in this part of th
gree, bis ane Buggies, , phenyl
e shortest notice
@ most reasonable ons ” ese
The horses are free from vice, of geod sty)
and capable of going as fast al
man cares to ve. ui toed eeaile
Good Saddle Horses alwarson hand ©
CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROKPTi
» OBNISHED
Holiday Announcement .
Trenberth Bros.,
ROAD STREE?, N BRoar 1, NEVADA CITY, DEAL.
Choice Confectionery, Fine Fruits and
_ Holiday Specialties,. ‘
Raisins of Crop of 1890 at Ten Cents per
LUETJE & BRAND.
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Bread Street, Nevada Oity.,
Massive Fire-proof Structure,
Free fromthe danger of Fire so prevalettin Large’ Hotels, = .
Headquarters of Oommercial. Travelers.
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days’ period bt
wi Ind bares of publication he
sions of the Statu’
. . Itis hereby ordered,’
: agtice ot anpusation fir Patent be publate
Nevada City, 0
T 17N, R.1LE. M }
88° W. 30.40 chains, distant ; Theuce magnetic variation 17° East, Nurth € 84° West
22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a péat set in a
cleft-of rocks marked “5, C. No.2" at North
West corner of Sunlight lovation,and South
West corner of Sunlight Exten
tion ; Theuce South 75> East, on-#outh line
o. Sunlight Extension? 9.08 chaing or 600
feet to a postsctina rock mound marked
sO. No—b~at-Northeust corner of Sun
light location; Thence South 6 8-42 Eust
22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet te a pust set in
pee ar en marked *'s. AH ae
touth east Corer of Sunlight claim ; thence
North 75° West 9.08 chains or 600 feet to
post "8, C. No, 1,” the peace of beginning.
a Sunlight location coutaining 18.77
ion LocaConnecting Line No. 1.
ner of light locatiou, the corner to Sections 11,12, 18 and 14,7. 17,N. R. 11 K. M.
M, beara N. 83° W. 8040 chains sistant.
62 com priing the Sunlight Extension
Survey of Lode.
t @ post marked “3, C. L. No,
“mound atandiig at North
end of lode claim of sunlignt location and
south end of junlight Extension Locami:Thence magnetic variation 17° East, N.
434° W.22.60 chains or 1401.6 feet to post
in rock mound marked “x, C, L. No, 8,”
Exterior Boundaries,
Beginning at southwest corner o
set in cleft of rocks murked “3, <. Ror"
Thence magnetic variation 17° East Nortn
48-42 Weat 22.60 chains or 1491.6 feet a
Post set in rock mound marked “nh. C, .No,
ad Thence sonth 75° Kast 9.08 chaitia or
bt feet to &pust in rock mouud marked
s,t._No. 4": Thence South 4 8-4> East
22:60 chuins Or 1491.6 feet to post set in rock
ean eee on ny Nu, 6";
o est 9.08 chains
the place of beginniny. bade aida
Saia Sunlight Extension Lo . tdewear toe cation to con
Connecting Line No, 2.
From post “8, C. No. 2” at SW corner of
Sunlight Extension Location, mag. var, 17
Kast, 5. 56°16 W. 83-24 chaing “o corner to
Sections 11, 12,13, ana 147,17 N, R. 11 8, M,
D,B, and M, .
Exterior Boundaries of the Suni
solidated Quartz wih route
the Sun ight warts Mine andthe Sunlight Extension Quaits
Mine,
Beginning at post set in rock’
marked “8, C, No. 1” ats, W. Basa Be yoy
tight Location from which corner to .Seclions he Wand 147.17 N.R.11 EB, M, D,
B. and beure N. 83°, W. 30.40 ch disSeah . tengo Magnetis variation 17° Kast
gent bad b baa ete goaing or 1469.1 feet
oat 'S,0. No. 2"; Then: ie
Weat 22.60 chains or 1491.6 ea iy
C, No.8; thence couth 75° East 9.
LE aay “3.0, No 4;
Hust 22.60 chains or
to post “8. C. No.5; Thence South
‘Kast 22.26 chains or 146.1 feet to 1
No. 6”; Thence N. 76° Weat 9.06
600 feat to post 8. ©. No. at South west
“Total aren of bunlight Gontails rea ij alin, ae bit : ‘on, dated Quartz
Jom prising a portion of the NE Ww
ri Rd peveen eee eo on oe ry of
v i
TNR E, Mob. Be Mao. Section 12, 7.
The location of this Mine
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recordedhing Claimants are ~ Yuba
Canon Quarts Mi
public land on the other Shp Senta, Vacant
Anyandali person i ai
auy portion of said Suulight tomelned
wir.
the
ice, at
6 gixty
y the virtue uf ead pry f.
r adverse cleima, wi
‘ameuto, Califoruia
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W, HOBERTS, Register,
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From post ‘8. C. No. 1” at Suuth West cor*
un
Thence
in the Kecorder s office of Nev x
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