January 15, 1891 (4 pages)

3 = She Daily Transcript, . NEVADA COUNTY. Bow te Heip Give Asn safe and Honest Boon. : Talk aboutit with every stranger you meet. 2 : Write letters to your friends back ‘Bast. : Tell them all about the its rich soil, Write them that this section raises the bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets, Inform them of the good health; good society, good schools, churches .of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, ” g bank sécond to’none,; and every kind of business carried on. Tell thei of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of water in every field and at every door. Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milliens of troutin the mountain streams. Luform them tuat every kind of fruit "4 raised here and -brings-s higher-price than that raised in any other part ol the State; its mild climate and. pure air; ite never failing bountiful crops of wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, hay and grass; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables , its excellént graz-} © ing lands and ite vast herds. of horses, cattle,’ ep and swine. « Tell them of our immense reservoirs of water—the largest in the world. ‘Vell them that the richest quartz and gravel mines in the world are in Nevada county. fell them that one single acre of Nevada county land will produce from 200 to’ 500 bushels of pvtatoes, aud that itis no surprise atall to find a single potatoe weighing from oue to six pounds, aud round and brightuwa aiver dollar. Dell them that: one acre. will grow from 20 to 50 bustiels. of splendid wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons of hay at each mowing and from-two-to four mowings each season. P Tell them that everyarticle of farm, garden or orchard, products finds a “quick and ready market near home; and that the demaid in mining camps and towne is more than all the lund yet under cultivation can supply. Tell them that our present citizens kindly invite all good citizens of other ~ Bates who-want tO purchase a good ~ gr mtocomeat once to Nevadacounty, Teli your friends, Lowever, that most of the choice farming and fruit lands ot “Nevada county have already been preempted, and that poor men with farge families and no money to buy out the present owners at from ten to lwenty dollars per acre would not be safe in coming here. Tell them the class of, men who can and will succeed in this foot hill region are those who cah come prepared to buy a twenty, forty; eighty or one hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. Tell them we need move farmers, stockmen, fruitmen and men of caping n—every-;-ortion.of Nevada county . . —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to develop all the hidden treasures of the seil, the timber on the mountains and ‘the veins of gold and sil ver and ether minerais that are buried in them. . “If you are acquainted with any men of large capital back in any of the States, invite them to. visit Nevada: county at once and “see for themselves te vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need of more capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ranchmen ‘and to start new paying enterprises by. which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up, his capital invested, Tell*hem of the vast beds of kaolin; of the marble quarries, of the iron, lime and slate. Tell them of the unlimited water power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest ornamental woods on the Coast. . : Tell them that the fruitsand grapes grown in:this altitude have finer flavor and ‘better: shipping’ qualities than those grewn at « lower altitude. : Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop werth frem $100 to $500 per acre per annum. Tellthem that children here havé more robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than children tearedin the:lowlands. Above all, tell them that our people are large hearted, genereus und neighborly, and will extend a genuine wel come to worthy strangers who come tu reside in their midst. Tell them of ourexcellent schools, abundant churches, and of the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable places in the State for permanent settlement. : Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Tranacrier and it will keep thém informed about the richest porrful @late t be ‘of California. tc et ne ‘pr. Bosanke’s Cough and Lung Syrup. : This syrup is com posed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of-Tolu, whicb “every ene-knows.are.the. most tonic . : and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood + poot to loosen and throw off tlie offendmatter, by expectoration. Ask ater doctor if there could possibly’ be a more happy combination for the cure of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or to build up + and emaciated con sum ptive ent this. For eroup and whooping nothing better, and every mother who yalues theliyes of her little childrea should always keep it in the house. : It is harmless and the babies Rete bald by Carr Bros. cough there is. gearis Notice of Assessment, {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Smee Company.—Location of Princia ggg Business, San Francisco, Caliornia, Leeativn of Works, Nevada county, © Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting ‘ef the Board of Directora, held on the 9th day of Dec., 1890, an asse#sment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cen per share wes levied up ton the Capital Stock of the’Corporation, LRA able immediately in, United States 1d Coin, tothe Secretary, at the office of the Company, room No. -10, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assess shall remain unpaid onthe ibth day ot January, 18.1, will be delinquent, and advertised for suie at lebs paymentis made before, will besold on Saturday, the 7th day of February, 1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order ofthe Board of Directors. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—Room’ No. 10, 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Califurnia, Delinquent Notice. NOR BLOOMFIELD GR&VEL MINing Company. Location of prince place of business, San Kraneiseo, Californis. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are defloquent upon following described ussessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyfourth day of Cote. 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharebolders, “ follows :. f o. Names. Bergin Toomas I Bowie A. 8t. J. ERS cogs -sgssseussSssesssesesssesser enervaud C. Truste enervaud CG. 4: ot ees ee Bobivson L.L . Bobinson L. L. Trnates. Robinson L. L. Truste¢., 17 Rolph James, Trustee. 2584 Rolph James, ‘Trustee. 259 Truste 3 & Ro)ph James, Trustg ?*-4 Rolph James, ‘iru P4 Rolph James, 'T) By Roiph James, T; ‘ Rolph James, Trui 4 Rolph James, Trustee. And in afcoerdaice dvroithe Board’ef Directors, m twenty; fourth, A ghures of each p 3 be necessary, will dsat tion, atthe office of the Compa y, Room 2, No. 320S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal. ob Monday, the Twenty-Seeond day. of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2 o’clock P, M. of said day topay said Delinquent Asseasments 'ther+on, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIRK, Secretary, Office—Ropm 24, No. $320 Sansome Street, San Frahcisco, California. a S5ps.nekgeeyensy D as -mney ubi¢ auc‘ Constable’s Sale. -p* VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION BSUED -z-out of Justice H. J. Wri<ht'’s Court of Nevada township, County of nevada, state of Caiifornia, dared the 2th day'of November, 1890, in a certain action wherein the Pevple of tha State “of Califognis Plaintiff recovere Jugement agaides +a Bee. erman as defendant, fof the sum of $25.00 damages and ali costs that may accrue on the 24th day of November, eed : Prhavedevied uponthe wing describ: ed property, to wit: AL that certain pieee or parcel-of Jand situated and being in the corporate limits and State of California in Lot Hight (6) aad Block Fourteen (J4) @s desighated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. Bradley--in 1860-and -is bounded on. the north by Broad street; ou the by “bee Creek, on the west by the lot of M. Bolari, having a frontage of (30) eighty feet on Broad street and Sutera ng back te Bpring street together with all improvements thereon consisting of a frame biflding and all tenements, hereditaments aud appurtenauces belonging to the same. “Notice is hereby Fy n that on Wednesday, the 24tn day of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M., of that day in front of the Court Housein the City, Township and County of Nevada, State of, California, I wili sellall the right, title and interest of J, G, Bowerman, the above named Defendantsinand tothe above described property at Public Auction, for cash in U. 8. gold coin, to the highest and best bidder, to sat. : isfy said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 29th day of November, 1890." RICHARD DILLON, Constable. ‘Delinquent Notice, ¥C-ATE.-HAYES.MINING. COMP. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, Caiifornia,, Location of works, Erench Corral, Nevada eounty, 7 Notice—There are delinguent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No, 2, levied on the twentyfourth day of Qe , 1890, the several amounts set op e names of the respective shareh ae follows : Q. Names. Certi Bleck James N. Block James N 10 22 13 200 Perkins. H.C,, Shepard J. L. Andin accerdance with law and an or-. der of the Board of Directors, madg on the’ twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 1890, many’ shares of each parcel ofs#uch stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the officejof the Company, Koom 24, No, 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California,on Monday the twenty second day of December, , at the hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay said celinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and MS ef of the sale, . PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room 2%, No. 820 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, No.ate. Shares; Am’t. 125 $250 ‘200, Alias Citation. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC: ramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 1890, Oliver P, Davis. Agricultural Contestant, va. William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, and. A, Ashburn and Otis Baker, Adverse Claimants, Respondents, Involving #. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 and N, 1-2 of 8. W, I-4 0 Sec. 80,T.17N.,R.10E., M. D. B and M Upon tilling and considering the verified and corroborated petition of the abovenamed Contestant and good cause appearing therefor; Itisordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis together with his witnesses rand each andaliofthe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with their witnessés be and appear before Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his office in Nevada pie Apage a he being hereby designated as an Otticer nearést the land, on December 9th, 1890 at10,A, M. of that day,the oral testimony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to introduce evidence to establish the minerdl or non-mineral character of the above d@scribed tract, The hearing is made returnable bejore the Register. and Keceiver ot office, at this office on, Dee, 18th, 1590, ] before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will be cons#tdered by this office. And if either party failto appear in reepunse to this ication, default willbe d uly entered. 4 a SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister, Order to Show Cause. Bt! the Superior Court. of Nevada County, Califernia. w.M. Trelogr, the Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Kstate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having. filed’ his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the personal pi pre my and the real estate of siid deceased, for the purpose therein set torth, it-is therefore ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the Estate o, anid deceased, appear before the said Court on Tuesday, the . oth day of January, 189/, at 10 o’clock in the jorenee of said oot at thy pnt oh See evadawity, to show cause why an order not be grap to said “A dininistrator tosell all Nive ee of said deceased at publie sale. ‘ And that a copy of this order be published atleast four successive weeks in vaily Trauscript, a newspaper printed an published in said nope: J, M. WALLING, ental types Manan superior Judge. Dated Dec, 4th, 1898. A. Bartows, == ' Estateof J. A.J, Ray. . OTICE is hereby given by. signed, Administrator of the . A. J. Kay, deceased, to the creditors of and ali persons having claims ; paid deceased, to exhibit them with ' 1 ry youchers, within ten months after the first anger gg of this notice te the aid Administrator, at the law office of Fred at Nevada City, the same being p for the transaction of the business o: d estate, in, said ins 4 os Nev eo, ORGE W, RAY r of the Estate of J. A. J. hay, the under‘ ° essment . ‘ ubli¢ auction; and mm fp the ck, Om account. of] >i, ae nr eete of.the City_ofNevada, County.of Nevada) DYSPEPSIA. ‘Loathing of Food, ANY. cet No testimony, otherthan that taki . in the matter ot tis Estate of Thomas B 4 Hs and aril promptly ,execute “TO THE.UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBONS DISPENBABY, Ne. 623. Kearmey Street, : Verner Commercial San Franciro pe: fait) Eetebushad in 1864 or 4 e: of Beuxal and geal '! tial Diseases® seach’ Gonorrhea, Gleet Stricture, ht Ete atnal Weakest i Seminal Weakne Tm: ney ete. Akin Dicesbea rs ears’ standing and’ m Jicerated Legs successfully treatte ae ie Dr. Gibbon hasthe ; sunvvn¢ing tthe bas returned Trot iat ing the princij-s! Ilowpitals of Bu rope, and has resumed pracijce 6 the Dis tewe ff 623 Kearney Street, ban Francisco, wiser isola patients and those requirin, his services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKN&KSS., geminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse, This solitary vice, or depraved géxual indulgence, is practiced by the youth di both sexes: to an almost unlimited ex pens sprocneing with unerring certainty, lollowing train of morbid symptoms un combatted by. scientific medical meuw : Ballow countenance, dark spots under es, pain’in th’.-nead, ringing im the. ears. noise like the rustlig of ian and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about loins;.weakness of the limbs, conf in ton, blunted intellect, loss of con fid=nce-in-app e to form new acqu to gunn ava bey 3 ° ushes, pimples and us eruptions abou the face, mre Peestrg eer breath ,coughs, conxumption, night eweets, motomanieend: requen 5 re enotobtained, rons soumiotsa oul ‘es pe a) rand have y, either peson i y lotion. at ve 6 ure effecte new andscientific mod Cnulthag these dandests, Walem woushh sol fecting a quick-end radiealcure. ._ "MARRIED MEN, rany of these.fesr. forget the sacre ty restin upon them, nor mad o tein immediate relief. CURED AT HOMR. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addi le Dr. Gibbon, tating ig ether. pe, len of time the Jigeeny hag continued, and the medicine ; ibe aby gr went, free from bere Hd rartoss to en part of jthe “ee au Ey dein direc ones for use. The Doe ur liver when others fail, Try . By selosiug TEA-LDULLARS In coin ina registered letter,through the Port Office or Lrough Wells, Fargo "& Co ,"s package of edicine will bedelivered by express to any ar. of the United s4dtes. . Address DR. J. F.GIBBON, 628 Kearney er t gorner Gommercia}, San Francisco ce x 1957" , : ers, & disces, man re Pr pee memory, nectic » DR, GUNN'S BIT T BRs ; THEGREAT. . Regulating: Oatarhtiic 3 THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy _—_ & BUBE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE.CURE FOR Costiveness and-Constipasion, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Yet “Fever and Ague — ep aND ALG !MALARTAL TROUBLED . INDIGESTION, WEBVOUSNESS Kidney Complaints, Nausea, impure Blood, : General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters AKE PURELY VEGETABI.K Perfectly Safe; Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO: . Proprietorsand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San’ Prancisoo FOR SALE BY ¥¢ D. S. BAKER, Draving, and. General Hauling porting, Eto, P*r CULAR ATTENTION PAID—TO the Transportation of Baggage for Theatrice! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lotstrom 1 to 500’cords, Dich Pa Stage Li Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, At7TA.M. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tuasday Thursday and Saturday AT 7 A.M. i Pitnereesh 8 CAN. BY TAKING THIB “line reech Nevada Ciiy at noon, instead of at 7:30 P. All orders strictly attended “to. and charges easonable,. T. ©. BLUE. Pron iator $6000.00 ayear ix being made by John RB. Goodwin, Troy, N.¥.,at work for us. Readex,you wey not make as mych,but e we can't oa quickly how to ¢am froma ‘3 sie aday at tbe start, and M. by railro ai iS one oe, hen cee Me Shee (O., POuTLAND, MAK Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given that the under{ signed will apply tothe Hon. Board of upervisorsof Nevada County, at the Court House ip Neyada City,on Tuesday, J ry Ie fe tee A.M. g that ¢ or. Pex therea € ‘for t rene wal of license upoh the bridge across the South Yub : er,at a point Known as Bridgeport he ng. decis ' 8. D. ‘WOODS. Wanted, BricHt, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Cixy to handle. Miss Beach's curling fluid, Address J, L. Scofield, 37 Post Street, fan Fraueisee. Hlijah Booth & Company _ Of Nevada City AVE RECHIVED.QNE OF THE JAtest iim ahead Pe btos Spraying Mu all orders for ~ Saying rut Trees . A certain remedy for t . Codlin $ Moth ; and ; Scale: Bug !: CHARGES REASONABLE. gap Leaye orders at th Daily Transcript Printins’ Office or with BOOTH & eceas Datud ihfe 12th day-of November, 1600, co, Hist at LANDSFOR SALE. Owing to an thekitadt change bt Reda dae jness and of Iecehty Lan compelled title«-and will besold:in lots tosuit purehasers, in size, from a@ town lot upward; and in shape us may be suitable,at reasonable:prices, according tolo~ cation: ‘ : : TRACT NO, 1.—Consisting’of factional Lot No. 5.in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No. I8ee 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks I and.3, and mill éite on Worthington Kav ine~ eonstitmting one tract of land, on and ing the Pine Hill north of town conning about 2 acres; bounded on the west hy the “Old Block Gravel Claim;” north of e Coe Quartz {ne on the east by. Hine ipuee® ith Pearce & Caduy and other omer of this ae ig well timbere Tei growth pine andis susceptibie of being divided into a number of convenient and accessible tr: , Mostly very dvep'soil, valuable for ffait growing, alfulie on gardening. . One ever-flowing spring on 1 ut 1 in Block 3; right of email of aa Svar Bowing. epeing will go with another eubaivision; one-half mnel 0) noth and 4 ine ow north vide tr D @ er two ever. flowing streams from 4 .UT NO. 2.—Lnree-sevenths (3-7ths,, undivided, of the “Old Block Gravel Claims containing iu the whole nine adres. Thisiand is well timbered, has. good suriace, no drogen Ue, Tee deep Mot dnd lies aay ing Tract No. ion the west. : TRA 0.%8.—THe Homestead, comp allthe lands bounded on the east bythe tupppike toad, jorth .by the Hughes’ coad and Cok Hawkilis’ preemption claim, on the west by tue Kitights Of Maita Quartz claim, and on the so by the Goe Quartz Mine, contetaing 6300 acres; about.” .ecros enclosed re g substantial and mostly new etand w € lgnee. There are thre@wever failing springs gf ‘water within the , and {red water from raviue ‘or garden and orchard; seed dwelling house of about 200 fruit.teees growing, assorted varieties, one-halfip bearing and no 6 laud has been prunounced by scores of foreign horticuliurisis and yine Jardists as being first-class Olive and vineyard land--the very best in this part of the Plale—and the sume. kind asthe horticuiturists and vineyardists in, Napa and other counties are now purchasiug at high prices for the same-purposes. TRACT NOU.4.—-0 ite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, exteuding frem_ i Way tor ditch from sou bh Yuba Caval;end a never: failing small sticam of water flowin from # Lunuel on this tract. Would divide well inio four fou. vier kg TRAC NO. 6.—On north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. B Hill's enclosed fields,cOutaining 0 acres, ‘Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Hine Alfaifa land, “Wilt makutwo elegant Sacre tracts. South Yube Canal runs through extreme: upper portion, TRACT No. 6—Ohb south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy onthe west, contaliliig about 5€ acres. Cons derabletiniber on this tract, with right of wa, over Lract No, 4 for ditch from south }uba Canal. Much of this tract is nearly level, t ‘ee rich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisiong, from 5to W acres, RBACT No. 7-Compriging Lot No. %, in section 23, adjoining Glenbrook premises on -the south, containing aboutsi acres. Considerable timber and some.-yery good land, Lied right Bat as beforestated, =" ihe omnibus linesmake eight trips each way, per day, over the turnpike road,. : TRACT No. 8—The southeast quarter of Section 28, in eh 16, NOR. 9 iE, (less one acre pea and cust haltand east half of-westhaifefrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 crea, Owned pointy with E.A.Roberts.lhe whole tract is oitered,_ Yhere isone living ieata and several overtiowing springs on this tract. : ; All of She above gengsers ‘under the ditch’’ and water can be had at all times. Bata 8 OF SALE-—One-half Cash. ‘fhe remainder in installments with one, two or “« sellall the lands owned byyme. inthis county—all held under Government . Powning Quartz Mine to James tiammiill’s, containing about 1é acres, with mght of . Home Mutual Insurance CoOF CALIFORNIA rr 300,000 — ny PRINC PAL OFFICB 216 Sansoine ot., Sam Francisco Fire Insurance Only v.F, findensos, Prosident. \ ae J. 1, N. Sumeparp, Vice President, Ovanse Pp prone. Secretary a . H, Magiui, General Agey t Riske acce on'all clusses of destrable property inthis county at rates as low assol vency and a fair profit will admit of, guarpresi &@ promptand liberal responsetoal. just claims for loss. ” Grass Valley Branch Yor Nevad@ Count) JOHN G.0OI MMAN, GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN BSTREET, GRASS VALLEY Whitehead Co Qk rk Books, LEAD “tHE WORLD. f , ab. ualiul.logal iotereatSmall-tracts-cushs . Also-—so0 feet,or shares, ont of 1500 ju the‘: Norwi¢h Quartz Claim and i bed lock Set 2, te otth Grass Valley dnd part of Ford & Keilly Quarts Claim—-about 8 . Kino—Che fourul tiaivided taterést tn the +Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the orth Star om the seoti—dpout 9 acres, 4 : . Also—Qne-half undivided interest in the ‘“LastChance Copper Mite,” 2400 feqt on the lous, conteininy 24 deres, situated in Spenceville “rar District. MT AWESE MINING CLAIMS ARB ALL. PATENTED, 5 y Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Heports, Statutes and Stendard ks, contained im six glass front bobkcuses, with oilice furniture and {furnish» Maps, framed eneravings and other oilice equipments. . Also—A ‘good b-roomrhouse and half acre: lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on furnpike toud im Hill’s lag. . ,. re GRA8S VALLEY, CAL, iw ¥ +} . : 1e Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! c . ).9 © © Special Bargains in Lands. <$5000--320 acres, threé milés from Grass Valley; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; allimplements, tools, etc., with place. i $6000-125 acees ; not, more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn ; fine orchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of rees ; good, water ; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, §2500!: Great bargain ; must be sold, ; $900--60 aGr®. good ffuit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15 acres Cléared; House and Warn, vineyard, yardeu, six head* cattle; horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $215 two barns; 100‘acrés cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place, Will-be sold at the above low price on account of absence. oe 15 Own104 acres; Highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free ‘water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements ; {arin at a low price. $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80-acres cleared ; house and barn; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. : Sastied TIMBER. LAIN D=S $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated : J Two Fine Ranches, w ing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of thé ~Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good housgs, barns, fine fruit,and ev§ 4 1 ell improved, with bearn Lot No. 2,{° ; $375 0-450 acres gently yolling fruit or-yrasing land; all fenced ;.100! acres cleared} good water ; large house and--bara;-improvementa coat. about. OQ«e425 acres of good:fruit.and vegetable land ; two good houses and} situate three miles from Nevada Vitv, Ararée chance: to secure # profitable . Wer Ty The. American’ Pastry Cook. RICK 62. t No. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking. cee PRICE Be. ‘ No. 3, Chicago Herald Cooking School. ° (For Families; “" pRIcE @).50. New 4, Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR BALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stieet, San Francisco Nevada County N. G. RR. TIME TABLE NO.4!. Takes Effect Saturday, N ov 15,.’90, at t » pA EP a Pe These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have allkinds of Lands at prices ranging trem $5 to $75 per acre» Terms Yasy. é MENT ASSOCIATION, ©. Apply to GEO. C. 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Itisissued every Thursday, and contains all of the -impertant news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence cipal cities of the world and a vast amount of the beat selected and original general literature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market quote tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in .Leyvery respect a first-class family. peer, appealing to the.interest of every member of the household, ° * ; © )‘The Morning Call 2 . '» (Beven issues a weet?bye pe latgest circulation and ie recognised as being the } Is alive metropolitan daily, eading newspaper — the Paci > South Yuba Trangeotation and Supply Company. Incorporated _ 1390. (Directors: Pigreee Al ¢ TREGIDGOSEsgq. GEO, A. WARE, Eee, H, C, CALLAHAN,:Esq, © EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. : fe . Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert vie Waghingten and . : : Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6: Ms ' Stagesjleave Maybeft for Nevada City via Ormonde und Washington on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and_Saturdays, at 5 A. M. : 4 ? ~ WORTHLEY & NICHOL,SManagers, Pe N*B—This orgenisstton Wah wevessany for the protéction of ourselvesjand those doing no duow.” We earnestly suficlt the co-operation of our Hend " 1 aa sain gs! Washington Mining Co., Yuba Min ing Co,, DiamondaD. Mining tiny Bluebell ‘Mining Co. te _ iCanyon Creek Mining Co.GEO. G,.ALLAN, Esr. GEO. E, TURNER, Esq. ra ‘om @ll of the prin-; ee ee ee ‘LEAVING NEVADA GITY : 1:00 P.M. pendiateuving “aan Franoiscoat7:30 A. M. ¥ a on Solia Gold and Silver Watche Realizing the importance of a good wat premi a we hare Larwbe the “Waltham” ~» being the bestknown and most reliable tim pievesin the market. These watches have & world-wide reputation which) they have wained . solely on their merits, The cases we guaantec . and if nog justas rep may ber our expense and we will refund the moaey paid. We are prepared to make the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, as will seen by the following .offc tay Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. * Agentleman’s solid gold hunting case watch, “Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: ting, with DAILY TRANSCRIP? and Dairy ulletin, one year, $36.60; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charger on watch from ap Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. 4 lady’s solid gold hunting case watch, “Walthem” t,? stem-windi scem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one 926,90. Suvscriber to pay eXprent charges. from San Franisce ! Solid Silver Watches. Solid co silver hunting case-waten — Waltham” uiovement, stem-winding and stemsetting. thoroughly reliable time~keeper, with DAILY “RANSUKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one hart eae ogy onresna 8 yi IRLPT aud Weekly ulletin, one year, proce neg soa ‘to pay express charges on watch trom rancisco, Bane yank, open face, with DAILY TRANPT, and Daily Bulletio, one year, $15; with ‘RANSCHIPT and Week i ulletin, yeur, $12.90. sriber to pay Xpress charges on watch from San Francisco, , Nickle Watch,A oandsome nickle stem-winding mate open fave, good muyement, with DAILY N= SCictP i and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DALLY THKANSUKIPS and Weekly Balletin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges. on watch from San rancii merle Bicys.es. The Bicycle we have selected a¢ a premium—= tne ‘‘apolio”—whide not the most expensive is & first-class article in every respect. it is handsome and substantially made, lt runs easily and isa primé favorite. it is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and will be gent complete with saddle-bag, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY PitaANSC'UP? aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; with DAILY TKANSCKIPY and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. (The &bove prices are for.a 86.ach wheel, Price per additional inch made known on application,} Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle from Pan Francisco, Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard tinish, wrought-iron velovipede, with bell, etc,, complete, sent with DAILY THRANSCRIET and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAIL). TRANSOKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, © Type Writers, mehinlan type-writing’age, Everybody has one . whe has writing to-do; should _ha¥6 one. 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3 = She Daily Transcript, . NEVADA COUNTY. Bow te Heip Give Asn safe and Honest Boon. : Talk aboutit with every stranger you meet. 2 : Write letters to your friends back ‘Bast. : Tell them all about the its rich soil, Write them that this section raises the bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets, Inform them of the good health; good society, good schools, churches .of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, ” g bank sécond to’none,; and every kind of business carried on. Tell thei of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of water in every field and at every door. Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milliens of troutin the mountain streams. Luform them tuat every kind of fruit "4 raised here and -brings-s higher-price than that raised in any other part ol the State; its mild climate and. pure air; ite never failing bountiful crops of wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, hay and grass; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables , its excellént graz-} © ing lands and ite vast herds. of horses, cattle,’ ep and swine. « Tell them of our immense reservoirs of water—the largest in the world. ‘Vell them that the richest quartz and gravel mines in the world are in Nevada county. fell them that one single acre of Nevada county land will produce from 200 to’ 500 bushels of pvtatoes, aud that itis no surprise atall to find a single potatoe weighing from oue to six pounds, aud round and brightuwa aiver dollar. Dell them that: one acre. will grow from 20 to 50 bustiels. of splendid wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons of hay at each mowing and from-two-to four mowings each season. P Tell them that everyarticle of farm, garden or orchard, products finds a “quick and ready market near home; and that the demaid in mining camps and towne is more than all the lund yet under cultivation can supply. Tell them that our present citizens kindly invite all good citizens of other ~ Bates who-want tO purchase a good ~ gr mtocomeat once to Nevadacounty, Teli your friends, Lowever, that most of the choice farming and fruit lands ot “Nevada county have already been preempted, and that poor men with farge families and no money to buy out the present owners at from ten to lwenty dollars per acre would not be safe in coming here. Tell them the class of, men who can and will succeed in this foot hill region are those who cah come prepared to buy a twenty, forty; eighty or one hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. Tell them we need move farmers, stockmen, fruitmen and men of caping n—every-;-ortion.of Nevada county . . —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to develop all the hidden treasures of the seil, the timber on the mountains and ‘the veins of gold and sil ver and ether minerais that are buried in them. . “If you are acquainted with any men of large capital back in any of the States, invite them to. visit Nevada: county at once and “see for themselves te vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need of more capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ranchmen ‘and to start new paying enterprises by. which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up, his capital invested, Tell*hem of the vast beds of kaolin; of the marble quarries, of the iron, lime and slate. Tell them of the unlimited water power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest ornamental woods on the Coast. . : Tell them that the fruitsand grapes grown in:this altitude have finer flavor and ‘better: shipping’ qualities than those grewn at « lower altitude. : Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop werth frem $100 to $500 per acre per annum. Tellthem that children here havé more robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than children tearedin the:lowlands. Above all, tell them that our people are large hearted, genereus und neighborly, and will extend a genuine wel come to worthy strangers who come tu reside in their midst. Tell them of ourexcellent schools, abundant churches, and of the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable places in the State for permanent settlement. : Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Tranacrier and it will keep thém informed about the richest porrful @late t be ‘of California. tc et ne ‘pr. Bosanke’s Cough and Lung Syrup. : This syrup is com posed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of-Tolu, whicb “every ene-knows.are.the. most tonic . : and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood + poot to loosen and throw off tlie offendmatter, by expectoration. Ask ater doctor if there could possibly’ be a more happy combination for the cure of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or to build up + and emaciated con sum ptive ent this. For eroup and whooping nothing better, and every mother who yalues theliyes of her little childrea should always keep it in the house. : It is harmless and the babies Rete bald by Carr Bros. cough there is. gearis Notice of Assessment, {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Smee Company.—Location of Princia ggg Business, San Francisco, Caliornia, Leeativn of Works, Nevada county, © Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting ‘ef the Board of Directora, held on the 9th day of Dec., 1890, an asse#sment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cen per share wes levied up ton the Capital Stock of the’Corporation, LRA able immediately in, United States 1d Coin, tothe Secretary, at the office of the Company, room No. -10, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assess shall remain unpaid onthe ibth day ot January, 18.1, will be delinquent, and advertised for suie at lebs paymentis made before, will besold on Saturday, the 7th day of February, 1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order ofthe Board of Directors. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—Room’ No. 10, 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Califurnia, Delinquent Notice. NOR BLOOMFIELD GR&VEL MINing Company. Location of prince place of business, San Kraneiseo, Californis. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are defloquent upon following described ussessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyfourth day of Cote. 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharebolders, “ follows :. f o. Names. Bergin Toomas I Bowie A. 8t. J.. ERS cogs -sgssseussSssesssesesssesser enervaud C. Truste enervaud CG. 4: ot ees ee Bobivson L.L . Bobinson L. L. Trnates. Robinson L. L. Truste¢., 17 Rolph James, Trustee. 2584 Rolph James, ‘Trustee. 259 Truste 3 & Ro)ph James, Trustg ?*-4 Rolph James, ‘iru P4 Rolph James, 'T) By Roiph James, T; ‘ Rolph James, Trui 4 Rolph James, Trustee. And in afcoerdaice dvroithe Board’ef Directors, m twenty; fourth, A ghures of each p 3 be necessary, will dsat tion, atthe office of the Compa y, Room 2, No. 320S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal. ob Monday, the Twenty-Seeond day. of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2 o’clock P, M. of said day topay said Delinquent Asseasments 'ther+on, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIRK, Secretary, Office—Ropm 24, No. $320 Sansome Street, San Frahcisco, California. a S5ps.nekgeeyensy D as -mney ubi¢ auc‘ Constable’s Sale. -p* VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION BSUED -z-out of Justice H. J. Wri<ht'’s Court of Nevada township, County of nevada, state of Caiifornia, dared the 2th day'of November, 1890, in a certain action wherein the Pevple of tha State “of Califognis Plaintiff recovere Jugement agaides +a Bee. erman as defendant, fof the sum of $25.00 damages and ali costs that may accrue on the 24th day of November, eed : Prhavedevied uponthe wing describ: ed property, to wit: AL that certain pieee or parcel-of Jand situated and being in the corporate limits and State of California in Lot Hight (6) aad Block Fourteen (J4) @s desighated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. Bradley--in 1860-and -is bounded on. the north by Broad street; ou the by “bee Creek, on the west by the lot of M. Bolari, having a frontage of (30) eighty feet on Broad street and Sutera ng back te Bpring street together with all improvements thereon consisting of a frame biflding and all tenements, hereditaments aud appurtenauces belonging to the same. “Notice is hereby Fy n that on Wednesday, the 24tn day of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M., of that day in front of the Court Housein the City, Township and County of Nevada, State of, California, I wili sellall the right, title and interest of J, G, Bowerman, the above named Defendantsinand tothe above described property at Public Auction, for cash in U. 8. gold coin, to the highest and best bidder, to sat. : isfy said Execution and all cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 29th day of November, 1890." RICHARD DILLON, Constable. ‘Delinquent Notice, ¥C-ATE.-HAYES.MINING. COMP. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, Caiifornia,, Location of works, Erench Corral, Nevada eounty, 7 Notice—There are delinguent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No, 2, levied on the twentyfourth day of Qe , 1890, the several amounts set op e names of the respective shareh ae follows : Q. Names. Certi Bleck James N.. Block James N 10 22 13 200 Perkins. H.C,, Shepard J. L. Andin accerdance with law and an or-. der of the Board of Directors, madg on the’ twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 1890, many’ shares of each parcel ofs#uch stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the officejof the Company, Koom 24, No, 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California,on Monday the twenty second day of December, , at the hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay said celinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and MS ef of the sale, . PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room 2%, No. 820 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, No.ate. Shares; Am’t. 125 $250 ‘200, Alias Citation. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC: ramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 1890, Oliver P, Davis. Agricultural Contestant, va. William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, and. A, Ashburn and Otis Baker, Adverse Claimants, Respondents, Involving #. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 and N, 1-2 of 8. W, I-4 0 Sec. 80,T.17N.,R.10E., M. D. B and M Upon tilling and considering the verified and corroborated petition of the abovenamed Contestant and good cause appearing therefor; Itisordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis together with his witnesses rand each andaliofthe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with their witnessés be and appear before Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his office in Nevada pie Apage a he being hereby designated as an Otticer nearést the land, on December 9th, 1890 at10,A, M. of that day,the oral testimony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to introduce evidence to establish the minerdl or non-mineral character of the above d@scribed tract, The hearing is made returnable bejore the Register. and Keceiver ot office, at this office on, Dee, 18th, 1590, ] before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will be cons#tdered by this office. And if either party failto appear in reepunse to this ication, default willbe d uly entered. 4 a SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister, Order to Show Cause. Bt! the Superior Court. of Nevada County, Califernia. w.M. Trelogr, the Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Kstate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having. filed’ his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the personal pi pre my and the real estate of siid deceased, for the purpose therein set torth, it-is therefore ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the Estate o, anid deceased, appear before the said Court on Tuesday, the . oth day of January, 189/, at 10 o’clock in the jorenee of said oot at thy pnt oh See evadawity, to show cause why an order not be grap to said “A dininistrator tosell all Nive ee of said deceased at publie sale. ‘ And that a copy of this order be published atleast four successive weeks in vaily Trauscript, a newspaper printed an published in said nope: J, M. WALLING, ental types Manan superior Judge. Dated Dec, 4th, 1898. A. Bartows, == ' Estateof J. A.J, Ray. . OTICE is hereby given by. signed, Administrator of the . A. J. Kay, deceased, to the creditors of and ali persons having claims ; paid deceased, to exhibit them with ' 1 ry youchers, within ten months after the first anger gg of this notice te the aid Administrator, at the law office of Fred at Nevada City, the same being p for the transaction of the business o: d estate, in, said ins 4 os Nev eo, ORGE W, RAY r of the Estate of J. A. J. hay, the under‘ ° essment . ‘ ubli¢ auction; and mm fp the ck, Om account. of] >i, ae nr eete of.the City_ofNevada, County.of Nevada) DYSPEPSIA. ‘Loathing of Food, ANY. cet No testimony, otherthan that taki . in the matter ot tis Estate of Thomas B 4 Hs and aril promptly ,execute “TO THE.UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBONS DISPENBABY, Ne. 623. Kearmey Street, : Verner Commercial San Franciro pe: fait) Eetebushad in 1864 or 4 e: of Beuxal and geal '! tial Diseases® seach’ Gonorrhea, Gleet Stricture, ht Ete atnal Weakest i Seminal Weakne Tm: ney ete. Akin Dicesbea rs ears’ standing and’ m Jicerated Legs successfully treatte ae ie Dr. Gibbon hasthe ; sunvvn¢ing tthe bas returned Trot iat ing the princij-s! Ilowpitals of Bu rope, and has resumed pracijce 6 the Dis tewe ff 623 Kearney Street, ban Francisco, wiser isola patients and those requirin, his services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKN&KSS., geminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse, This solitary vice, or depraved géxual indulgence, is practiced by the youth di both sexes: to an almost unlimited ex pens sprocneing with unerring certainty, lollowing train of morbid symptoms un combatted by. scientific medical meuw : Ballow countenance, dark spots under es, pain’in th’.-nead, ringing im the. ears. noise like the rustlig of ian and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about loins;.weakness of the limbs, conf in ton, blunted intellect, loss of con fid=nce-in-app e to form new acqu to gunn ava bey 3 ° ushes, pimples and us eruptions abou the face, mre Peestrg eer breath ,coughs, conxumption, night eweets, motomanieend: requen 5 re enotobtained, rons soumiotsa oul ‘es pe a) rand have y, either peson i y lotion. at ve 6 ure effecte new andscientific mod Cnulthag these dandests, Walem woushh sol fecting a quick-end radiealcure. ._ "MARRIED MEN, rany of these.fesr. forget the sacre ty restin upon them, nor mad o tein immediate relief. CURED AT HOMR. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addi le Dr. Gibbon, tating ig ether. pe, len of time the Jigeeny hag continued, and the medicine ; ibe aby gr went, free from bere Hd rartoss to en part of jthe “ee au Ey dein direc ones for use. The Doe ur liver when others fail, Try . By selosiug TEA-LDULLARS In coin ina registered letter,through the Port Office or Lrough Wells, Fargo "& Co ,"s package of edicine will bedelivered by express to any ar. of the United s4dtes. . Address DR. J. F.GIBBON, 628 Kearney er t gorner Gommercia}, San Francisco ce x 1957" , : ers, & disces, man re Pr pee memory, nectic » DR, GUNN'S BIT T BRs ; THEGREAT. . Regulating: Oatarhtiic 3 THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy _—_ & BUBE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE.CURE FOR Costiveness and-Constipasion, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Yet “Fever and Ague — ep aND ALG !MALARTAL TROUBLED . INDIGESTION, WEBVOUSNESS Kidney Complaints, Nausea, impure Blood, : General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters AKE PURELY VEGETABI.K Perfectly Safe; Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO: . Proprietorsand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San’ Prancisoo FOR SALE BY ¥¢ D. S. BAKER, Draving, and. General Hauling porting, Eto, P*r CULAR ATTENTION PAID—TO the Transportation of Baggage for Theatrice! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lotstrom 1 to 500’cords, Dich Pa Stage Li Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, At7TA.M. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tuasday Thursday and Saturday AT 7 A.M. i Pitnereesh 8 CAN. BY TAKING THIB “line reech Nevada Ciiy at noon, instead of at 7:30 P. All orders strictly attended “to. and charges easonable,. T. ©. BLUE. Pron iator $6000.00 ayear ix being made by John RB. Goodwin, Troy, N.¥.,at work for us. Readex,you wey not make as mych,but e we can't oa quickly how to ¢am froma ‘3 sie aday at tbe start, and M. by railro ai iS one oe, hen cee Me Shee (O., POuTLAND, MAK Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given that the under{ signed will apply tothe Hon. Board of upervisorsof Nevada County, at the Court House ip Neyada City,on Tuesday, J ry Ie fe tee A.M. g that ¢ or. Pex therea € ‘for t rene wal of license upoh the bridge across the South Yub : er,at a point Known as Bridgeport he ng. decis ' 8. D. ‘WOODS. Wanted, BricHt, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Cixy to handle. Miss Beach's curling fluid, Address J, L. Scofield, 37 Post Street, fan Fraueisee. Hlijah Booth & Company _ Of Nevada City AVE RECHIVED.QNE OF THE JAtest iim ahead Pe btos Spraying Mu all orders for ~ Saying rut Trees . A certain remedy for t . Codlin $ Moth ; and ; Scale: Bug !: CHARGES REASONABLE. gap Leaye orders at th Daily Transcript Printins’ Office or with BOOTH & eceas Datud ihfe 12th day-of November, 1600, co, Hist at LANDSFOR SALE. Owing to an thekitadt change bt Reda dae jness and of Iecehty Lan compelled title«-and will besold:in lots tosuit purehasers, in size, from a@ town lot upward; and in shape us may be suitable,at reasonable:prices, according tolo~ cation: ‘ : : TRACT NO, 1.—Consisting’of factional Lot No. 5.in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No. I8ee 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks I and.3, and mill éite on Worthington Kav ine~ eonstitmting one tract of land, on and ing the Pine Hill north of town conning about 2 acres; bounded on the west hy the “Old Block Gravel Claim;” north of e Coe Quartz {ne on the east by. Hine ipuee® ith Pearce & Caduy and other omer of this ae ig well timbere Tei growth pine andis susceptibie of being divided into a number of convenient and accessible tr: , Mostly very dvep'soil, valuable for ffait growing, alfulie on gardening. . One ever-flowing spring on 1 ut 1 in Block 3; right of email of aa Svar Bowing. epeing will go with another eubaivision; one-half mnel 0) noth and 4 ine ow north vide tr D @ er two ever. flowing streams from 4 .UT NO. 2.—Lnree-sevenths (3-7ths,, undivided, of the “Old Block Gravel Claims containing iu the whole nine adres. Thisiand is well timbered, has. good suriace, no drogen Ue, Tee deep Mot dnd lies aay ing Tract No. ion the west. : TRA 0.%8.—THe Homestead, comp allthe lands bounded on the east bythe tupppike toad, jorth .by the Hughes’ coad and Cok Hawkilis’ preemption claim, on the west by tue Kitights Of Maita Quartz claim, and on the so by the Goe Quartz Mine, contetaing 6300 acres; about.” .ecros enclosed re g substantial and mostly new etand w € lgnee. There are thre@wever failing springs gf ‘water within the , and {red water from raviue ‘or garden and orchard; seed dwelling house of about 200 fruit.teees growing, assorted varieties, one-halfip bearing and no 6 laud has been prunounced by scores of foreign horticuliurisis and yine Jardists as being first-class Olive and vineyard land--the very best in this part of the Plale—and the sume. kind asthe horticuiturists and vineyardists in, Napa and other counties are now purchasiug at high prices for the same-purposes. TRACT NOU.4.—-0 ite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, exteuding frem_ i Way tor ditch from sou bh Yuba Caval;end a never: failing small sticam of water flowin from # Lunuel on this tract. Would divide well inio four fou. vier kg TRAC NO. 6.—On north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. B Hill's enclosed fields,cOutaining 0 acres, ‘Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Hine Alfaifa land, “Wilt makutwo elegant Sacre tracts. South Yube Canal runs through extreme: upper portion, TRACT No. 6—Ohb south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy onthe west, contaliliig about 5€ acres. Cons derabletiniber on this tract, with right of wa, over Lract No, 4 for ditch from south }uba Canal. Much of this tract is nearly level, t ‘ee rich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisiong, from 5to W acres, RBACT No. 7-Compriging Lot No. %, in section 23, adjoining Glenbrook premises on -the south, containing aboutsi acres. Considerable timber and some.-yery good land, Lied right Bat as beforestated, =" ihe omnibus linesmake eight trips each way, per day, over the turnpike road,. : TRACT No. 8—The southeast quarter of Section 28, in eh 16, NOR. 9 iE, (less one acre pea and cust haltand east half of-westhaifefrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 crea, Owned pointy with E.A.Roberts.lhe whole tract is oitered,_ Yhere isone living ieata and several overtiowing springs on this tract. : ; All of She above gengsers ‘under the ditch’’ and water can be had at all times. Bata 8 OF SALE-—One-half Cash. ‘fhe remainder in installments with one, two or “« sellall the lands owned byyme. inthis county—all held under Government . Powning Quartz Mine to James tiammiill’s, containing about 1é acres, with mght of . Home Mutual Insurance CoOF CALIFORNIA rr 300,000 — ny PRINC PAL OFFICB 216 Sansoine ot., Sam Francisco Fire Insurance Only v.F, findensos, Prosident. \ ae J. 1, N. Sumeparp, Vice President, Ovanse Pp prone. Secretary a . H, Magiui, General Agey t Riske acce on'all clusses of destrable

property inthis county at rates as low assol vency and a fair profit will admit of, guarpresi &@ promptand liberal responsetoal. just claims for loss. ” Grass Valley Branch Yor Nevad@ Count) JOHN G.0OI MMAN, GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN BSTREET, GRASS VALLEY Whitehead Co Qk rk Books, LEAD “tHE WORLD. f , ab. ualiul.logal iotereatSmall-tracts-cushs . Also-—so0 feet,or shares, ont of 1500 ju the‘: Norwi¢h Quartz Claim and i bed lock Set 2, te otth Grass Valley dnd part of Ford & Keilly Quarts Claim—-about 8 . Kino—Che fourul tiaivided taterést tn the +Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the orth Star om the seoti—dpout 9 acres, 4 : . Also—Qne-half undivided interest in the ‘“LastChance Copper Mite,” 2400 feqt on the lous, conteininy 24 deres, situated in Spenceville “rar District. MT AWESE MINING CLAIMS ARB ALL. PATENTED, 5 y Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Heports, Statutes and Stendard ks, contained im six glass front bobkcuses, with oilice furniture and {furnish» Maps, framed eneravings and other oilice equipments. . Also—A ‘good b-roomrhouse and half acre: lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on furnpike toud im Hill’s lag. . ,. re GRA8S VALLEY, CAL, iw ¥ +} . : 1e Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! c . ).9 © © Special Bargains in Lands. <$5000--320 acres, threé milés from Grass Valley; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; allimplements, tools, etc., with place. i $6000-125 acees ; not, more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn ; fine orchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of rees ; good, water ; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, §2500!: Great bargain ; must be sold, ; $900--60 aGr®. good ffuit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15 acres Cléared; House and Warn, vineyard, yardeu, six head* cattle; horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $215 two barns; 100‘acrés cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place, Will-be sold at the above low price on account of absence. oe 15 Own104 acres; Highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free ‘water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements ; {arin at a low price. $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80-acres cleared ; house and barn; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. : Sastied TIMBER. LAIN D=S $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated : J Two Fine Ranches, w ing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of thé ~Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good housgs, barns, fine fruit,and ev§ 4 1 ell improved, with bearn Lot No. 2,{° ; $375 0-450 acres gently yolling fruit or-yrasing land; all fenced ;.100! acres cleared} good water ; large house and--bara;-improvementa coat. about. OQ«e425 acres of good:fruit.and vegetable land ; two good houses and} situate three miles from Nevada Vitv, Ararée chance: to secure # profitable . Wer Ty The. American’ Pastry Cook. RICK 62. t No. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking. cee PRICE Be. ‘ No. 3, Chicago Herald Cooking School. ° (For Families; “" pRIcE @).50. New 4, Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR BALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stieet, San Francisco Nevada County N. G. RR. TIME TABLE NO.4!. Takes Effect Saturday, N ov 15,.’90, at t » pA EP a Pe These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have allkinds of Lands at prices ranging trem $5 to $75 per acre» Terms Yasy. é MENT ASSOCIATION, ©. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLOR D; Ass’t Secy”’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ~ (Regular Price $6 4 Year) ° NAT XESS THE SAN, FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL an (Regular Price $1.25 a hy : Both for $6 50 a Year! ;, Cat hae OFFER NO. 2.) _ THE» NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. +¥ Sea ( Regular Price $6 a Year); ATI Ex, “ (TH BAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ( Reguiat Price $6.4 Year) vOLR ER NO. 14; Both for $9 OO a Year! To take advantage of any.one wf the Combinations You Must Pay ih Advance for One Year! Those in arrears for tne TRayeoriPt now mast pay up in full, and also pay.one year’s combination price in advande, The Daily Transcript Isthe Lending, pert of Northern Central Catifornia—a position it has maintained siney it was established in 1860, It gives the latest and m trellable Mining,. Horticultural, Court, Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. It ig bright, independent, enterprising and ntgresting, . : j The San Francisco Weekly Call fg u handsome eight-page paper. Itisissued every Thursday, and contains all of the -impertant news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence cipal cities of the world and a vast amount of the beat selected and original general literature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market quote tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in .Leyvery respect a first-class family. peer, appealing to the.interest of every member of the household, ° * ; © )‘The Morning Call 2 . '» (Beven issues a weet?bye pe latgest circulation and ie recognised as being the } Is alive metropolitan daily, eading newspaper — the Paci > South Yuba Trangeotation and Supply Company. Incorporated _ 1390. (Directors: Pigreee Al ¢ TREGIDGOSEsgq. GEO, A. WARE, Eee, H, C, CALLAHAN,:Esq, © EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. : fe . Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert vie Waghingten and . : : Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6: Ms ' Stagesjleave Maybeft for Nevada City via Ormonde und Washington on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and_Saturdays, at 5 A. M. : 4 ? ~ WORTHLEY & NICHOL,SManagers, Pe N*B—This orgenisstton Wah wevessany for the protéction of ourselvesjand those doing no duow.” We earnestly suficlt the co-operation of our Hend " 1 aa sain gs! Washington Mining Co., Yuba Min ing Co,, DiamondaD. Mining tiny Bluebell ‘Mining Co.. te _ iCanyon Creek Mining Co.GEO. G,.ALLAN, Esr. GEO. E, TURNER, Esq. ra ‘om @ll of the prin-; ee ee ee ‘LEAVING NEVADA GITY : 1:00 P.M. pendiateuving “aan Franoiscoat7:30 A. M. ¥ a on Solia Gold and Silver Watche Realizing the importance of a good wat premi a we hare Larwbe the “Waltham” ~» being the bestknown and most reliable tim pievesin the market. These watches have & world-wide reputation which) they have wained . solely on their merits, The cases we guaantec . and if nog justas rep may ber our expense and we will refund the moaey paid. We are prepared to make the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, as will seen by the following .offc tay Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. * Agentleman’s solid gold hunting case watch, “Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: ting, with DAILY TRANSCRIP? and Dairy ulletin, one year, $36.60; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charger on watch from ap Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. 4 lady’s solid gold hunting case watch, “Walthem” t,? stem-windi scem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one 926,90. Suvscriber to pay eXprent charges. from San Franisce ! Solid Silver Watches. Solid co silver hunting case-waten — Waltham” uiovement, stem-winding and stemsetting. thoroughly reliable time~keeper, with DAILY “RANSUKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one hart eae ogy onresna 8 yi IRLPT aud Weekly ulletin, one year, proce neg soa ‘to pay express charges on watch trom rancisco, Bane yank, open face, with DAILY TRANPT, and Daily Bulletio, one year, $15; with ‘RANSCHIPT and Week i ulletin, yeur, $12.90. sriber to pay Xpress charges on watch from San Francisco, , Nickle Watch,A oandsome nickle stem-winding mate open fave, good muyement, with DAILY N= SCictP i and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DALLY THKANSUKIPS and Weekly Balletin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges. on watch from San rancii merle Bicys.es. The Bicycle we have selected a¢ a premium—= tne ‘‘apolio”—whide not the most expensive is & first-class article in every respect. it is handsome and substantially made, lt runs easily and isa primé favorite. it is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and will be gent complete with saddle-bag, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY PitaANSC'UP? aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; with DAILY TKANSCKIPY and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. (The &bove prices are for.a 86.ach wheel, Price per additional inch made known on application,} Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle from Pan Francisco, Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard tinish, wrought-iron velovipede, with bell, etc,, complete, sent with DAILY THRANSCRIET and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAIL). TRANSOKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, © Type Writers, mehinlan type-writing’age, Everybody has one . whe has writing to-do; should _ha¥6 one. 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Subscriber to pay expmeen charges, Microscope, A most interesting instrument and of great_use to the sttident, This is no toy, but a powerful microscope that reveala the many strange things that exist in the food weeat aud the water we drink, It stands6inches high and magnifies 50 bring a aud wil. besent with DAIL: TRANSCRiPY and Daily Buletin, one year, $11; wth DAILY TRANSUKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9, Subscriber topay express charges, Musical Jnstrumerts. to’ be of solid goldand coin silver respectively, [* 4 ed at one boxed, with — a seca an po@~ Wewill snd THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin; Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin; and any of he folJowing valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in. advance: ICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. — Drums £ A Nickie tenor drum, 14-ineh head, with sticks with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, bad ban $12, with DAILY TRAN NORICT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.60 Subserib or pays express Military Orum. 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Subseriber pays express Revowers.-~ We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceaple reVolver for a American, double action, ‘Bull Dog,’’ DAILY TRANSCKIPT one Daily year, $11;° with AIL in any levin, one 1PT and Bubsoriber pays PhaNSG Weekly Bulietia, one year, $9. reas, rishing Tackle Can prem fishing rodjis » 15-foo§ Calcutta ': bam’ with jance-wood tip and double fetrules 1t ia'e good serviceable rod and wiil be sent with ues reel, etc,, complete, with DAILY TRAN~ SORIP? and Daily Bulletia, one year, $11; with DALLY TRANSCnIrT and Weekly Bulletin, one -yéar, $9, -Subscriber pays -xprees, Tent. This isa very useful prom wo aud will be apprecimveu ty all who go hunting, fishing or camping out, ltvisa first-class A tent, water-proof and made of 8.02. duck; siz ox] feet, ond willbe yet with poles, pins, ae complete, with DAIL / TRANSOKIPT wna Dally Builetin, one year $12,00; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.60. 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Always ready to write; carries ink enough tne holder tc last for weeks or months; wiil be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily ~-~-Fnanaking,our seh ~of joa). inetro— ments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get a goou article—gne that we nepd not hesitate to send to a perf whois a 5 We have made arrangements with the eading manufact and job tenable ug to offer these instruments ia connection with the I'RAN= SCRIP® op unprecedently liberal terms Banjo. Banjo playing is an accomplishment thas has Hetin; ore year, @10-20;with';aIbY~ RAN? SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, ” Standard Rain. Guage. Approved by. the signal service at Washington, . with full directions for use will be sent. with ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily BKuiletin, ene year, $10.75; with DAILY TsANSUKIPT andWeekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75, -Subsosiber pays express, aily, connecting with 9:30 P, M. uy ber Passenger arriving inSan Francisco at 6:45 A, M., and ys overland leaving San Francisco at7 P. 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Flute, The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest muBical instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano and wll other instruments, For a remium we haveselented @ fine cocoa-wood, 6eyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide, and send it with DAILY TRANSORIIT and Dolly Bulletin, one had $13; DAILY TRANSCRL and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, Subacriber pays express charges, Pianos, — @A miniature gant finished— just the thing for children to learn to play on; makes good music,’ Sent with DAILY "TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buletin, one year, $11.60; with DaILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin,o, year, $9.60, Bubseriber pays express, : Croquet. A beautiful croquet set for eight Yap will be sent with DAMLY TRANSCHIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekiy Bulletin, one year, $8. Subecriber pays &Xpress, Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing a. good for @premium,one that wecan recommend) are not sutisfied when outfit receiyed, mouey refunded, " Address, Southwestern Publishing House, _ 168 and 155 North Spruce &t, _ Nashville, Tenn, __eg20-4m woe Overland : Monthly v HE LEADING FEATURE Of THE PREbENT YEAR WILL BE ILLUSTRATED DESOR’ PTLVE Without the Ovezsand Menthiy impossible to kpep iaformed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential to the home-seek. erand investor : To lovers of literature the Overland offerseach month’ the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers, Its stoties of Western adventure, Inaign studigs; and Pioneer sketches cover the entare range of Weatern life, {rom iminingscamp. days to the living present, Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best If you wish te aid the growth of the PaCific Coast, subseribe for the Overland Monthly, 06 yoar. One Bample Copy. T seuiy-fve Cente. The Overland Montn'y Publishing’ Oo. van Francisco, Ualifornia, a Beginners earn from $86 to $50 per pet Bd more PB on alittle ee. you Hae i el ore ona had feel assured that our selection will be all that you canask. Ourpremium gun is well made an hand. ished, »1t sh strong and accurately, andis a reliable‘gun in every particular, Inia the very best gun ever offered as » néwepaper premium andis well worth workin, for, ltjs.% nificent double breech-loade with twist barrels, bacs-action, side snap, rubber buté, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will besent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and. Daily Bulletin, one al $21; with DAILY TRANWSORIrT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10. Suaser:ber pays express, Same gun as.above, with pis '-gr $1.50 wane with 16 bell-metal keys, eleu Photographic Outht. Amateur photography is a most delightfu and popular recreation,” With the approved ‘apyamaking » good picture and will soon huudreds of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus.we offerisso light it can. easily be carried when walking or riding, kiverybody shoud have one, for it will prove a scurce of amusement to all aud of profit ‘to many. _4 complete photographic outtit, consisting of view cymera for making 84x 44 pictures, with quick w rking.lens, G rapid dry plates, 2Japanned irom traya, 2 agesors. P. 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