January 25, 1892 (4 pages)

or IE for ble any ty nore eation pecBEST s of ving 2.003.34 ‘ . Democrat, when you write about the Nevada City, Nevada County, Cali Published bg Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 6Q Centa Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EWNG, JAN. Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by. Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those w 0 take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee.-. When-E too! Hood's: Sarsaparilia I found Thad the sight remedy. The eatarrh fs ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone . of my system is improving.” FRANK‘WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Soon after I began to take -Hood’s Sarsaparilla” the © catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for #5. Prepared by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. {00 Doses One Dollar © ‘THE TRUE PACTS. ’ Tao Milton Company Are Doing Legitimate ~~ Mining. i An article in the Marysville Democrat abeut hydraulic mines being worked says: Ses oj ‘Ge on further up the ridge and examine the conditicn of affairs at the Milton and North Bloomfield claims, and there may be found the old-time activity with those powerful bank-smashers at work, and fifty or more men employed, sending down debris by the hundreds of tons, hut they pay for the privilege.” So far as the Milton is éoncerned, we know the statement is not in accordance :with the facts. The Transcrirr reporter visited the Milton mine a few days ago and went all through it. There were about 25 men at work, and the gravel was being raised 42 feet by an elevatorinto a fluine and. carried down through ‘the diggings to a dam. ‘The dam is so constructed that no debris whatever goes over it. ‘The water running belew the dam is as clear as crystal. Why not keep the truth in view, Mr. inines of Nevada county ? Mr. Kate Waifield Dy'ng. A dispatch from Sonoma says that Mrs. Kate F. Warfield, the female viticulturist of Glen Ellen, who has been suffering with pneumonia, has been given up by her physicign and is rapidly sink‘ing. Last week Mis. C. T. Overton, the mother of Mrs, Warfield, died of pneumonia. ~ These ladies were well known to the old residents af this city. S cassiaiieeninsiemieninammdeemareemeane a In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; Dental Notice. Dr. J. F. Shaw has sataiied from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Conimercial street. First class dentistry in all_ite-branches at low prees, z d21-tf Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you better on or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money. Call and see the samples of work and frames, d20-tf A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. <y ti + v00' Twe Good Milch Cows For sale by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Enquire of Gxorae ©, Gaytorp, d22-tf Secretary. ORKING: PEOPLE can take Simmons Liver Regulator” without loss of time or danger from exposure, It: takes the sage of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medicine to be kept in the heuasheld to be given upon any indication of approaching sickness, It contains no. dangerons. ents but is purely ble, gentle yet thorough in its action, and can be given . with safety and the most THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. 25, 1892. aaendiiecmemeaet 1 was_ entirely cured. Janm--Hiwaeg;~ es . <. N.S: G. W., tomorrow evening. — Also ‘jover. If the much-needed repairs cannot mation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, . Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., ete, It is. singing, apeech-making, eto, . Siebenhaner, sole agents, for Pacific WAR WITH CHILE, — f. Demanded Immediately, [By Telegraph to the TRANSCRIPT.} Wasuinaton, January 25.—President Harrison sent a message to Congress this morning and presented all the correspondence that had passed between Chile and the United States GovernInent..=. : Chile is charged with being‘ untruthful, and an immediate apology and reparation is demanded. “5 BRE AND THERE Interest. The -Salvationista will have «grand time in this city on Thursday evening, January 28th, at which time Mr. and Mrs. Washburn will be present. . Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, a Grand Growl of the Curly Bears, at which growl ‘two wander‘ng cub. willb. admitted. : Robert McMurray, who was named as a delegate to Washingten by the Miners’ Association, says that he will probably give way to his alternate, Major Frank McLaughlin, whom he regards as the right man ior the place, Within three weeks Auburn will have a fine avenue extending from the corner of the Grass Valley and Lincoln roads to the hospital and the depot lined wit 300 fan palm trees. No. 3 Hose Company intend having a banquet on February 4th. They have invited Chief Kilerman and Assistant Chief Hook. The boys are going in fora big’ time. Grass Valley Union: The examination of Vincent Siguel, arrested for burglarizing the cabin of J, J.Owens, on Rattlesnake Creek, was not held on Saturday, as the prosecution wax not ready. The wound in Siguel’s leg was evidently made by shot, but he stoutly denies it and says it was from a fall, he received some days previous to his arrest. The accused is a man about 70 years of age. : HOW IT WILL WORK. The Installment Plan of Paying Taxes Bad for Schools, The Sutter Independent has the fullowing to say of the new plan for paying taxes: By reference to the notice to tax-payers in another column it will be seen that the second installment of taxes does not become delinquent until the last Monday in April. Of course our Collector will not settle with the State until the time expires, It will then be about six weeks before the State Superintendent will complete his apportionment, which will be about the midd!e of June. Our schools will all close before that®time and how are the Trustees of the several districts to know how much money they will have, or how long to continue the schools? There is a difficulty about this feature of the law which it was probably overlooked when it was being framed; The majority of the schools close at least as early as some time in May, and as the State fund cannot be used exvept for-teachers salaries, how are final settlementa to be made with teachers? As to the county fund, many of the schools will probably close before that can be apportioned—after the last Monday in April—which will increase the difficulty. On the whole, the ustallment plan has not beenas—big—a “hing as was anticipated, Grass Valley Road. The Grass Valley end of this road has been placed in splendid condition ; the Nevada City end is not safe to travel be made out of the city or county funds, perhaps the ladies may get up a ball or some other scheme to raise the necessary **collateral,”” : The Beat of All, The San Francisco Wasp is the best cartoon paper published in the United States, The cartoons are on the local events of the day. The Wasp has done noble work for tlie hydraulic miners, and they highly appreciate it, Long live the Wasp. 5 Death of Mrs, A. L. Craft, i‘ Mrs. L. A. Craft, of North San Juan, a most estimable lady, died at that place yesterday. A Safe Investment. : “Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a plan yon can buy from our advertised Druggist @ bottle of Dr. King's New Disteed to bring‘relief in every case, ‘when ased for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such ‘as Consumption, Inflampleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly . Native Daughters will be present, safe, and can always be depended n eer Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. eee store, ‘ Se Days of +'49,"" Kentucky Bourbon; a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & { 8 : Fe Coast, 116 Front street, San Francinco. jads-ly “. W. @over of Anthony House was at . 2nd Messrs. F. McLaughlin, J,,.K.Lutt of purchase price. On this safe and the better it isknown the more pepcovery for Consumption, It is guaran-. * Thursday evening, February 11th, A . fight against the hydraulic miners the over $9,000,000. Last year it was s little over $5,000,000: The value of hydip lic and adjacent property has thus PERSONAL MENTION. and Young, M. Parker of San Francisco is in town L. Mooser, of Sucramento, is in town in town last evening. town. town on business, Smartsville, were in town yesterday. town yesterday. Henry Fuller, Rebert McCullough and H. Calanan, of San Juan, are in town. Visiting at Grass Valley. B. H. Miller came down street today, the first tinte in several weeks. ~Joe B: Miller will“arrive here on tomorrow iorning’s train. J.C. Holland and wife, of North San Juan, are here ona visit. i A. R. Kueebone of Smartsville is in the county seat today. E. B. Covey, of Camptonville, reBrel Record of Various Mattors-of-Local} turned home from San Franciaco.today. -~-BhomasHughes, one of the oldest residents of this township, is dangerously ill. : J. M. Walling, who has been down to the Miners Aanvenffon-at San Francisco, returne'! home last evening. Rev. A. H. Needham of Grass Va ley was here today as a witness’ in the Vincent case, Miss Corinne Tower returned today to San Francisco to resume her studies at Miss Lake’s Seminary. Miss Josephine, Baker and Miss Maggie Coughlin, ef Columbia Hill, are visiting friends in this city. : Will J. Beatty of San Franciaco arrived here this morning and will remain a few days. A. Burrows, of Grass Valley, will go to San Francisco on the Ist of February to defend Henry Woolcock, who is to be tried for arson. : 2 Thoinas Mein sailed from New York last Wednesday for South Africa, where he isto take charge of a mine owned by an English syndicate. — ® MRS." 6, JAMES. An Interesting Sketch of a Lady-Well Known Here. Yesterday’s San Francisco Call pub. lishes the portrait of Mrs. Jefferson Q. James, who is well known at this city, and says: She was born in Pike county, Mo., Elk Lick Springs, the old homestead of the Rector family—a. family noted both in Missouri and~Virginia— where Rectortown was named in honor of Mrs. James’ father, Her relatives in this State are all well-known citizens, ainong whom are the Rector brothers of Nevada City. Other relatives are the Douglasses of Virginia. Mrs. James is the wife of one of our millionaires, a large land-owner all over the State, with a bank at Fresno. She was married at Elk Lick Springs in 1860, and came here three years later. At her home she is surrounded by her only daughter and son-in-law, Mr. W. C. Graves, and three little grandchildren. As her picture will show, she is an extremely young-looking weman to be a grandmother. The Jameses are a family of attachments. One instance ‘of this is, they have lived in their handsome fourstory house at 2131 Howard street for nearly seventeen years, and have had their coachman and one er two other servants for nearly the same length. of time, _The family is noted for their great kindness of heart, charity and hospitality. ’_ Superior Court. The following was tri ted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: g Theo. Wilhelm vs, .H. Sylvester. Order setting trial rescinded.______——_ People vs. James Feeney and Manuel Scoble, arraigned. Given until 3 o’clock to plead. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased. Hearing of motion to set apart property éxempt from execution postponed one week. : In the matter of the estate of Rev. Thomas J. Dalton, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Bishop Manogue. Estate of ©. A. Horner, deceased. Settlement of -final account and decree of distribution ef estate. : Estate of Maggie Gill, deceased. Settlement of final account. Estate of W, N. Kruger; deceased. Order to sell personal property granted. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will eonduce to the material welfare and oomfort of mankind are almost unlimited,and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gent'y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, ular it becomes. The Sterner Sex Not In It, The Native Daughters of Laure] Parlor will have a social reunien at their hall on collation will be served, .and there wil} be Only 4,006,000 Decrease,’ . Before the farmera commenced their taxable property of Nevada county was * @ Sovial and Other Notes About Peoplo Ol . \ and R ration to be C. G. David, a traveling man of New 4] ea Y. rk, is in town. W. E. Chesley, of San Francisco, was D. N. Recarte, of San Francisco, is in C. N. Lindley, of San Francisco, is in Mrs. J. Quinkert and L. Conraty, of C. M. C: esler, of Sacramente, was in Bishop Manogue, of Sacramento, is. before Congress the memorial adopted by }and Laur. Grant. Subsequent to the inPtice Bliss, J. Deal to Miss A. T. "Phillips, MINERS’ DELEGATES, The Constitution and By-Laws. i The executive committee of the Cali. . fornia Miners’ Association held a meeting Friday in San Francisco, Messrs. Neff and Ralston ‘acting as president and secretary respectively. San Francisco was made the headquarters of the association. A committee was appointed to meet and confer with the executive committee of the Kiver and Harbor Convention of Sacramento at the call of the chairman of that convention, consisting of Messra. R. G. Hart, J. K. Luttrell, William Irelan Jr., J. B. Hobson and Frank McLaughlin. A committee of three was also selected to proceed to Washington in order to lay the convention on Friday. They were directed to use their very best efforts’ in inducing the: lawmakers to make the.ap propriations asked for. Charles W. Cross, a prominent San Francisco lawyer, Robert McMurray, owner of the Delhi mine in Nevada: county, and J, B. Hobson, the well known mining engineer, were appointed, trell and William Irelan Jr. were nominated as alternates. ‘Ihe delegates L.will_immediately-commenve the drafting . ‘Of the Dill to be presented to Congress, and will protably start within ten days for Washington.Chairman J. H. Neff appointed Edward Coleman, Louis Glasi;"Williani Irelan J hy 8. XK. Thornton and N. J. Brittan a committee Un finance. A resolution was ther introduced that each member of the ex. ecutive committee be constituted a finance committee within his county te solicit and collect funds, to be forwarded to the -secretary in this city. The resolution . was adopted, as well as one to the effect that the Boards of Supervisors of the several ‘Counties represented at the miners’ convention be requested to appropriate inoney to defray the expenses of the delegates to Washington,and that the secretary of the executive cemmittve of structed te immediately notify the Boards of Supervisors of these counties of such request, The committee on constitution and bylaws inade its report, which was adopted. The constitution of the assdciation asserts that its object shall be the protection and fostering of the mining industry of this State in all its branches. All person. friendly to mining interests are eligible to membership. In the absence of a county organization parties who desire may unite with the State association by forwarding their names to the secretary and paying a membership fee of $1. Such persons will be entitled to attend to meetings of the asscciation. County organizations may admit noneresidents as members, Each county organization is entitled to one delegate to the State convention for each ten members, to be selected as such county organization may detbrmine.The most impcrtant. proviso of the by-laws grants the executive committee the privlege of levying assessments upon county organization as the needs of the Asssocia tion may require. The associati nadjourned subject to the call of the chairman, INSTALLATION, A. Fraternal Gathering al Rough and Ready. Fridayevening aout thirty members of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley went to Rough and Ready to assist in the installation of the officers ef Mountain Rose Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 71. ° The installing officer was Mrs. J. Crase, D. D. G. M., who was assisted by Nellie Mitchell, Hattie Martel, Sallie Montgomery, Mary A. Mitchell; M, A. Rosevear and Mary Martin, The officers installed were as foll-ws: Kate M. Fowler, Minnie Herrod, Lizzie Grant, Catherine Single, Sallie Montgomery, Emma Single, A. E. Stowe, Hattie Martel, ‘T. F, Robinson, J. ©. Grant, Lizzie Schroeder, Emma Gassaway tallation, there were specclies, songs, r citations, etc., after which an excellent banquet was served and a pleasant, fraternal “time” enjoyed by the brothers and sisters,—Tidings. Does Protection Protect? — Certainly, in one instance, it does. Hood's Saraparilla is the great protection against the dangers of impure ‘blood, and it will curé.or prevent all diseases of this class. It has well won its name of the best blood purifier, A New Theatrical Enterprise. The Bijou Theater at San Francisco is to be reopened sho tly under the management of Miss Hollis, who is organizing a first-class stock company. George A. Watson, formerly of this city, will be the leading man of the new troupe, HOTEL ARRIVAL, National Exchange. Mrs, J. Obnert, Smarteville, O. M, © sler, Sacramento, Louis Conlatt, do John Duffy, Grass Valley, Wm. Melarkey, do E, R, Clarke, do John Connor, Banner Mine, Wm. MeGibbins, Derbeo Three Appoiuted to Go. to Washington Another Nevada City Pioneer Joins The Siloat Majority, = On Sunday afternoon GeoxF. Codper died of pneumonia at his-home at Selby the California Miners’ Association be in. Flat. He was born at St. John’s, Newfoundland, October 10, 1519, and came to California in 1853 and to his late home in 1856, His wife died seventeen years ago, and ason, J. M. Cooper, and four daughters, Mrs. T. C. Randall, Mrs. F. L. Cooper and Misses Ina and Allie Cooper, survive him. He was a man; f genial nature and sterling worth, and was highly respected hy all who knew him. On Tuesday last Mr. Cooper was in this city for the first time for over a year, aud he told a number of his friends that he was feeling very well. The day following he was taken sick: The funeral will take place from the family—residencetomorrow afternoon at one o'clock. : The members of Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M., are requested to meet at their hall at 1:30 o'clock to-attend the funeral of-their late brother, ~. HE-DONT URE IE P= -Ahovt the Dam Business, ~ About nine years_ago we—wentwith a party of valley men up into the hydraulic thining region. The miners then proposed to build restraining dams as strong as engineers selected by the valley people might say was “necessary, For nine years this offer has been _rejected. ’ : At the Miners’ Convention on the 20th and 2lst there appeared representatives of the valley ‘who said. the dams were good and that we had been making dam (uo profanity) foels of ourselves all this while. Have we? This is-all we have to say now. od TAKE NOTICE. The Roger Williams Ravine To Be Filled Up With Debris, The Transcripr has been quested to state that the Board of Tran of this city desire all persons who are shaving rubbish of any ‘kind’ hauled to Deer Creek that the same be discontinued Ravine, where men are engaged in filling ap the deep cut. Saenaiedina, cohen Masonic Orphans’ Home, A committee of ladies connected with the Order of Eastern Star at this city propose having a grand: bazar and entertainment «n St. John’s Day, in April, the net proceeds to yo towards the building fund of a Masonic Orphans’ Home, ot I em Signs of the Times. Hon. Thos. J. Clunie and Hon, Wm. D, English, two prominent gentlemen in the Miners’ Convention held at San Francisco last week, have recently purchased some mining property in El Dorado county. Glad to hear it, ER Sat Se RE des Something Fancy. A ‘carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J.J. Jackson d5-tf Bee I¥ you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liy. ery Stable. tf Ci ee eg Stow headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean's Litt Liver and*Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. For sale by Carr Bros, a ee Purses! Purses! Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine lot of ladies’ and gentle: men’s purses. Call and see them. Prices very low, ja22 eee From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but.a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness ig butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D, Vinton. SO Ot Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, fr a , mt ha i for itself, but has thousands of peo ple to speak for it. ‘fhe testimonials hat have been given in its favor: by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper, No sthey medicine has been so thoroughlyendorsei by the public. Here is a sample of Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. 5. Wharton,pastor of the First Bap ‘tet Church, Montgomery. Ala., writes: “I aave seen Swift's Specific ased, and have «nown many cases of the worst form of blood disease which tave been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen Of the high. eat type, and of the utmost reliability. -¥ recommend jf 48 & great blood remedy une‘qualed by anything that I know of,” Rooks on Blood and Skin Diseasoa Free. . Miss ©, G, Davids, New York. When a sooundrel has no other recourse, he becomes penitent,‘ MARRIKO, At Cam ville, Jan . » 1892, cage EY cite “sats ul months and 14 t ° itors of and all persons havin mgeenes Cie sate Geeeend, to exhibit them wi months after the firat publication of this ane to the said Executor, at the Cir-/ heing the y 23, by Jusbonieen years, 3) of January, 1892 . Hudtaer, Wollow Valley, "ME SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Allanta, Ga, . Fis ocniicg ef tira et ded tn rtis H, Lindley, San Franci pee NS OIES : thy Recvrder’s office of Nevada County, On Lindley, in book 6 of Mining Locations, The an: D. H. Rescate, do Notice to Creditors, } inin. Claimants are Wilson & Rodgers o. A, H, Bundies, da sept : the North and the Gout Yube Wa rand y By yy . Wie uh =a ISTATE of John Ri deceased. Ag and all Sorechn claimin adversely lt man, Notice is hereby given by the under-. ®®yY portion of said Hartung Placer Mine Ls Landay ile, signed, Executor, of the “last will af their advcreg ‘clatoe with The Megister at Mie k oe ee Teun. Richards, deceased, to the ored-. the United ‘Slates Land Oflire, ot none claims vouchers, within four Bank, Nevada City, Cal,, the sanie . lace for the transaction of the the estate,.in said county of evada, — 4 xecutor tate deceased. Dated Nevada City, Cal., this 28d day. and that it be-hauled to Roger Williams’ . : xt-Lester & Crawford's. D distaut. ‘Thence N, 0%, Or 899.6 feok W Ibe place f beginning. 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Ladies in mask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, 50 cents, Children 25 cents, Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawlord, M.M. Baruh and John Mich ll, Masks and costumes may be procured . . No. 1917, Application for a Patent. U. . LAND OFFICR, ‘ACRAME T>, CaL, Jaunary 20th, 1892. OTICE 18 HERE Y Givin THAT NENOViDs A. HARI UNG, whole . 0-toffice a@ re * is Anthony Hause, \ evade County, Url, has this duy flied bis application for a patent ior the “HARTUNG © LACKK MINK," be ring gold, situated iu Scott's 1 t Mining District, County of :evadaand State Of Cuilfornia, and designat d by the field notes and ofticia plat on_fite in this office as Loto. 10 in-Fowtiehip 16 North Range 10 E. of dit. Dinblo Meridian; paid TOPPING 11 being described as follown, towit: > Begiuning at a post in-a atone mound toarked “Hl & #1,” and “H. +, M. No. 1” from which the 4 eo cur. between see's 1 and6.1. 16 N, . 9aid 10 KK, MDB : beam N OS 16’ W, 6.08 chaing distan. thence, mag. var. 18° 26’ K., B. Ti? 86’ K 64.19. chaing or $576.8 feet to Spruce tree 15 inches dia., marked “H & H.” andi, PLM, No, 2” frm which black oak Hee @ tuche: din. b ars B. Reo W. 88 Jinks distatt. sheuee, #. 70% 1b’ W. 7.70 Chains or 508.2 feet to Spruce tree 4 feet iu diam ter marked “H. P.M. No. 8." Theuce 8. 63° 84’ W. 9.97 chains or 658 féet to post in rock mound marked “H, ¥. M. No.4.” Piience N, 71° 86’ W. 87.94 chuine or 2504 fcet-te-post in rock mound marked “H. ; ; M. No. 5” from which See. cor. er to vec’s 1 12,6an17,T. 16N,, K9 an i M.D. M., bears 8. 02 161) 8 20.2 chains W, 18.68 chajua CONNECTING LINE. Commencing at post in rock mound marked “H: P. M, © o. 6; Thence 8.0° 16’ K. 20.62 chains to Sec, corner common to See's 1 wn: 2, 7,16 N,, R, 9 B, and Sec“ions 6 aud7 T, 16 N,R.10 E,, Mt. Diable Maguetic variation mento, in the County of S:cramcen poring the sixty S78 pert of pub ication ertee or they wil barred by the virtue of the provisions uf the Ftatute. re aris, rney for Applican' ¢ vada City, Cal, : It is hereby ordered that the foregoi Notice of Ap fs rk for Patent sou E lished for the peried of 60 dare m the paver Dublanea at Neveds City Gufionate paper p e »Cu which x is hereby designated b: 3 news Tahed onrest ta the the news: Fr publ 4 Folaim’ and ter the pantionting a f th otice. ’ W. ROBERTS, Register. ce Was On 4, ere ad . Fred Searle, Att'y for Adm'r, j26, is Rit yabtatin of tes ry der boy Store, THE present Congress ought to pass a na ional law regulating matriage, and (livorce. ‘Ihe spectacle of people remoying from one State to another simply because it facilitates divorce proceedings is simply disgraceful, eeacemtcteeemsassmetcntimm Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 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or IE for ble any ty nore eation pecBEST s of ving 2.003.34 ‘ . Democrat, when you write about the Nevada City, Nevada County, Cali Published bg Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 6Q Centa Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EWNG, JAN. Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by. Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those w 0 take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee.-. When-E too! Hood's: Sarsaparilia I found Thad the sight remedy. The eatarrh fs ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone . of my system is improving.” FRANK‘WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Soon after I began to take -Hood’s Sarsaparilla” the © catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for #5. Prepared by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. {00 Doses One Dollar © ‘THE TRUE PACTS. ’ Tao Milton Company Are Doing Legitimate ~~ Mining. i An article in the Marysville Democrat abeut hydraulic mines being worked says: Ses oj ‘Ge on further up the ridge and examine the conditicn of affairs at the Milton and North Bloomfield claims, and there may be found the old-time activity with those powerful bank-smashers at work, and fifty or more men employed, sending down debris by the hundreds of tons, hut they pay for the privilege.” So far as the Milton is éoncerned, we know the statement is not in accordance :with the facts. The Transcrirr reporter visited the Milton mine a few days ago and went all through it. There were about 25 men at work, and the gravel was being raised 42 feet by an elevatorinto a fluine and. carried down through ‘the diggings to a dam. ‘The dam is so constructed that no debris whatever goes over it. ‘The water running belew the dam is as clear as crystal. Why not keep the truth in view, Mr. inines of Nevada county ? Mr. Kate Waifield Dy'ng. A dispatch from Sonoma says that Mrs. Kate F. Warfield, the female viticulturist of Glen Ellen, who has been suffering with pneumonia, has been given up by her physicign and is rapidly sink‘ing. Last week Mis. C. T. Overton, the mother of Mrs, Warfield, died of pneumonia. ~ These ladies were well known to the old residents af this city. S cassiaiieeninsiemieninammdeemareemeane a In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; Dental Notice. Dr. J. F. Shaw has sataiied from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Conimercial street. First class dentistry in all_ite-branches at low prees, z d21-tf Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you better on or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money. Call and see the samples of work and frames, d20-tf A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. <y ti + v00' Twe Good Milch Cows For sale by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Enquire of Gxorae ©, Gaytorp, d22-tf Secretary. ORKING: PEOPLE can take Simmons Liver Regulator” without loss of time or danger from exposure, It: takes the sage of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medicine to be kept in the heuasheld to be given upon any indication of approaching sickness, It contains no. dangerons. ents but is purely ble, gentle yet thorough in its action, and can be given . with safety and the most THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. 25, 1892. aaendiiecmemeaet 1 was_ entirely cured. Janm--Hiwaeg;~ es . <. N.S: G. W., tomorrow evening. — Also ‘jover. If the much-needed repairs cannot mation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, . Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., ete, It is. singing, apeech-making, eto, . Siebenhaner, sole agents, for Pacific WAR WITH CHILE, — f. Demanded Immediately, [By Telegraph to the TRANSCRIPT.} Wasuinaton, January 25.—President Harrison sent a message to Congress this morning and presented all the correspondence that had passed between Chile and the United States GovernInent...=. : Chile is charged with being‘ untruthful, and an immediate apology and reparation is demanded. “5 BRE AND THERE Interest. The -Salvationista will have «grand time in this city on Thursday evening, January 28th, at which time Mr. and Mrs. Washburn will be present. . Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, a Grand Growl of the Curly Bears, at which growl ‘two wander‘ng cub. willb. admitted. : Robert McMurray, who was named as a delegate to Washingten by the Miners’ Association, says that he will probably give way to his alternate, Major Frank McLaughlin, whom he regards as the right man ior the place, Within three weeks Auburn will have a fine avenue extending from the corner of the Grass Valley and Lincoln roads to the hospital and the depot lined wit 300 fan palm trees. No. 3 Hose Company intend having a banquet on February 4th. They have invited Chief Kilerman and Assistant Chief Hook. The boys are going in fora big’ time. Grass Valley Union: The examination of Vincent Siguel, arrested for burglarizing the cabin of J, J.Owens, on Rattlesnake Creek, was not held on Saturday, as the prosecution wax not ready. The wound in Siguel’s leg was evidently made by shot, but he stoutly denies it and says it was from a fall, he received some days previous to his arrest. The accused is a man about 70 years of age. : HOW IT WILL WORK. The Installment Plan of Paying Taxes Bad for Schools, The Sutter Independent has the fullowing to say of the new plan for paying taxes: By reference to the notice to tax-payers in another column it will be seen that the second installment of taxes does not become delinquent until the last Monday in April. Of course our Collector will not settle with the State until the time expires, It will then be about six weeks before the State Superintendent will complete his apportionment, which will be about the midd!e of June. Our schools will all close before that®time and how are the Trustees of the several districts to know how much money they will have, or how long to continue the schools? There is a difficulty about this feature of the law which it was probably overlooked when it was being framed; The majority of the schools close at least as early as some time in May, and as the State fund cannot be used exvept for-teachers salaries, how are final settlementa to be made with teachers? As to the county fund, many of the schools will probably close before that can be apportioned—after the last Monday in April—which will increase the difficulty. On the whole, the ustallment plan has not beenas—big—a “hing as was anticipated, Grass Valley Road. The Grass Valley end of this road has been placed in splendid condition ; the Nevada City end is not safe to travel be made out of the city or county funds, perhaps the ladies may get up a ball or some other scheme to raise the necessary **collateral,”” : The Beat of All, The San Francisco Wasp is the best cartoon paper published in the United States, The cartoons are on the local events of the day. The Wasp has done noble work for tlie hydraulic miners, and they highly appreciate it, Long live the Wasp. 5 Death of Mrs, A. L. Craft, i‘ Mrs. L. A. Craft, of North San Juan, a most estimable lady, died at that place yesterday. A Safe Investment. : “Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a plan yon can buy from our advertised Druggist @ bottle of Dr. King's New Disteed to bring‘relief in every case, ‘when ased for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such ‘as Consumption, Inflampleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly . Native Daughters will be present, safe, and can always be depended n eer Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. eee store, ‘ Se Days of +'49,"" Kentucky Bourbon; a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & { 8 : Fe Coast, 116 Front street, San Francinco. jads-ly “. W. @over of Anthony House was at . 2nd Messrs. F. McLaughlin, J,,.K..Lutt of purchase price. On this safe and the better it isknown the more pepcovery for Consumption, It is guaran-. * Thursday evening, February 11th, A . fight against the hydraulic miners the over $9,000,000. Last year it was s little over $5,000,000: The value of hydip lic and adjacent property has thus PERSONAL MENTION. and Young, M. Parker of San Francisco is in town L. Mooser, of Sucramento, is in town in town last evening. town. town on business, Smartsville, were in town yesterday. town yesterday. Henry Fuller, Rebert McCullough and H. Calanan, of San Juan, are in town. Visiting at Grass Valley. B. H. Miller came down street today, the first tinte in several weeks. ~Joe B: Miller will“arrive here on tomorrow iorning’s train. J.C. Holland and wife, of North San Juan, are here ona visit. i A. R. Kueebone of Smartsville is in the county seat today. E. B. Covey, of Camptonville, reBrel Record of Various Mattors-of-Local} turned home from San Franciaco.today.. -~-BhomasHughes, one of the oldest residents of this township, is dangerously ill. : J. M. Walling, who has been down to the Miners Aanvenffon-at San Francisco, returne'! home last evening. Rev. A. H. Needham of Grass Va ley was here today as a witness’ in the Vincent case, Miss Corinne Tower returned today to San Francisco to resume her studies at Miss Lake’s Seminary. Miss Josephine, Baker and Miss Maggie Coughlin, ef Columbia Hill, are visiting friends in this city. : Will J. Beatty of San Franciaco arrived here this morning and will remain a few days. A. Burrows, of Grass Valley, will go to San Francisco on the Ist of February to defend Henry Woolcock, who is to be tried for arson. : 2 Thoinas Mein sailed from New York last Wednesday for South Africa, where he isto take charge of a mine owned by an English syndicate. — ® MRS." 6, JAMES. An Interesting Sketch of a Lady-Well Known Here. Yesterday’s San Francisco Call pub. lishes the portrait of Mrs. Jefferson Q. James, who is well known at this city, and says: She was born in Pike county, Mo., Elk Lick Springs, the old homestead of the Rector family—a. family noted both in Missouri and~Virginia— where Rectortown was named in honor of Mrs. James’ father, Her relatives in this State are all well-known citizens, ainong whom are the Rector brothers of Nevada City. Other relatives are the Douglasses of Virginia. Mrs. James is the wife of one of our millionaires, a large land-owner all over the State, with a bank at Fresno. She was married at Elk Lick Springs in 1860, and came here three years later. At her home she is surrounded by her only daughter and son-in-law, Mr. W. C. Graves, and three little grandchildren. As her picture will show, she is an extremely young-looking weman to be a grandmother. The Jameses are a family of attachments. One instance ‘of this is, they have lived in their handsome fourstory house at 2131 Howard street for nearly seventeen years, and have had their coachman and one er two other servants for nearly the same length. of time, _The family is noted for their great kindness of heart, charity and hospitality. ’_ Superior Court. The following was tri ted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: g Theo. Wilhelm vs, .H. Sylvester. Order setting trial rescinded.______——_ People vs. James Feeney and Manuel Scoble, arraigned. Given until 3 o’clock to plead. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased. Hearing of motion to set apart property éxempt from execution postponed one week. : In the matter of the estate of Rev. Thomas J. Dalton, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Bishop Manogue. Estate of ©. A. Horner, deceased. Settlement of -final account and decree of distribution ef estate. : Estate of Maggie Gill, deceased. Settlement of final account. Estate of W, N. Kruger; deceased. Order to sell personal property granted. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will eonduce to the material welfare and oomfort of mankind are almost unlimited,and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gent'y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, ular it becomes. The Sterner Sex Not In It, The Native Daughters of Laure] Parlor will have a social reunien at their hall on collation will be served, .and there wil} be Only 4,006,000 Decrease,’ . Before the farmera commenced their taxable property of Nevada county was * @ Sovial and Other Notes About Peoplo Ol . \ and R ration to be C. G. David, a traveling man of New 4] ea Y. rk, is in town. W. E. Chesley, of San Francisco, was D. N. Recarte, of San Francisco, is in C. N. Lindley, of San Francisco, is in Mrs. J. Quinkert and L. Conraty, of C. M. C: esler, of Sacramente, was in Bishop Manogue, of Sacramento, is. before Congress the memorial adopted by }and Laur. Grant. Subsequent to the inPtice Bliss, J. Deal to Miss A. T. "Phillips, MINERS’ DELEGATES, The Constitution and By-Laws. i The executive committee of the Cali. . fornia Miners’ Association held a meeting Friday in San Francisco, Messrs. Neff and Ralston ‘acting as president and secretary respectively. San Francisco was made the headquarters of the association. A committee was appointed to meet and confer with the executive committee of the Kiver and Harbor Convention of Sacramento at the call of the chairman of that convention, consisting of Messra. R. G. Hart, J. K. Luttrell, William Irelan Jr., J. B. Hobson and Frank McLaughlin. A committee of three was also selected to proceed to Washington in order to lay the convention on Friday. They were directed to use their very best efforts’ in inducing the: lawmakers to make the.ap propriations asked for. Charles W. Cross, a prominent San Francisco lawyer, Robert McMurray, owner of the Delhi mine in Nevada: county, and J, B. Hobson, the well known mining engineer, were appointed, trell and William Irelan Jr. were nominated as alternates. ‘Ihe delegates L.will_immediately-commenve the drafting . ‘Of the Dill to be presented to Congress, and will protably start within ten days for Washington.Chairman J. H. Neff appointed Edward Coleman, Louis Glasi;"Williani Irelan J hy 8. XK. Thornton and N. J. Brittan a committee Un finance. A resolution was ther introduced that each member of the ex. ecutive committee be constituted a finance committee within his county te solicit and collect funds, to be forwarded to the -secretary in this city. The resolution . was adopted, as well as one to the effect that the Boards of Supervisors of the several ‘Counties represented at the miners’ convention be requested to appropriate inoney to defray the expenses of the delegates to Washington,and that the secretary of the executive cemmittve of structed te immediately notify the Boards of Supervisors of these counties of such request, The committee on constitution and bylaws inade its report, which was adopted. The constitution of the assdciation asserts

that its object shall be the protection and fostering of the mining industry of this State in all its branches. All person. friendly to mining interests are eligible to membership. In the absence of a county organization parties who desire may unite with the State association by forwarding their names to the secretary and paying a membership fee of $1. Such persons will be entitled to attend to meetings of the asscciation. County organizations may admit noneresidents as members, Each county organization is entitled to one delegate to the State convention for each ten members, to be selected as such county organization may detbrmine.The most impcrtant. proviso of the by-laws grants the executive committee the privlege of levying assessments upon county organization as the needs of the Asssocia tion may require. The associati nadjourned subject to the call of the chairman, INSTALLATION, A. Fraternal Gathering al Rough and Ready. Fridayevening aout thirty members of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley went to Rough and Ready to assist in the installation of the officers ef Mountain Rose Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 71. ° The installing officer was Mrs. J. Crase, D. D. G. M., who was assisted by Nellie Mitchell, Hattie Martel, Sallie Montgomery, Mary A. Mitchell; M, A. Rosevear and Mary Martin, The officers installed were as foll-ws: Kate M. Fowler, Minnie Herrod, Lizzie Grant, Catherine Single, Sallie Montgomery, Emma Single, A. E. Stowe, Hattie Martel, ‘T. F, Robinson, J. ©. Grant, Lizzie Schroeder, Emma Gassaway tallation, there were specclies, songs, r citations, etc., after which an excellent banquet was served and a pleasant, fraternal “time” enjoyed by the brothers and sisters,—Tidings. Does Protection Protect? — Certainly, in one instance, it does. Hood's Saraparilla is the great protection against the dangers of impure ‘blood, and it will curé.or prevent all diseases of this class. It has well won its name of the best blood purifier, A New Theatrical Enterprise. The Bijou Theater at San Francisco is to be reopened sho tly under the management of Miss Hollis, who is organizing a first-class stock company. George A. Watson, formerly of this city, will be the leading man of the new troupe, HOTEL ARRIVAL, National Exchange. Mrs, J. Obnert, Smarteville, O. M, © sler, Sacramento, Louis Conlatt, do John Duffy, Grass Valley, Wm. Melarkey, do E, R, Clarke, do John Connor, Banner Mine, Wm. MeGibbins, Derbeo Three Appoiuted to Go. to Washington Another Nevada City Pioneer Joins The Siloat Majority, = On Sunday afternoon GeoxF. Codper died of pneumonia at his-home at Selby the California Miners’ Association be in. Flat. He was born at St. John’s, Newfoundland, October 10, 1519, and came to California in 1853 and to his late home in 1856, His wife died seventeen years ago, and ason, J. M. Cooper, and four daughters, Mrs. T. C. Randall, Mrs. F. L. Cooper and Misses Ina and Allie Cooper, survive him. He was a man; f genial nature and sterling worth, and was highly respected hy all who knew him. On Tuesday last Mr. Cooper was in this city for the first time for over a year, aud he told a number of his friends that he was feeling very well. The day following he was taken sick: The funeral will take place from the family—residencetomorrow afternoon at one o'clock. : The members of Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M., are requested to meet at their hall at 1:30 o'clock to-attend the funeral of-their late brother, ~. HE-DONT URE IE P= -Ahovt the Dam Business, ~ About nine years_ago we—wentwith a party of valley men up into the hydraulic thining region. The miners then proposed to build restraining dams as strong as engineers selected by the valley people might say was “necessary, For nine years this offer has been _rejected. ’ : At the Miners’ Convention on the 20th and 2lst there appeared representatives of the valley ‘who said. the dams were good and that we had been making dam (uo profanity) foels of ourselves all this while. Have we? This is-all we have to say now. od TAKE NOTICE. The Roger Williams Ravine To Be Filled Up With Debris, The Transcripr has been quested to state that the Board of Tran of this city desire all persons who are shaving rubbish of any ‘kind’ hauled to Deer Creek that the same be discontinued Ravine, where men are engaged in filling ap the deep cut. Saenaiedina, cohen Masonic Orphans’ Home, A committee of ladies connected with the Order of Eastern Star at this city propose having a grand: bazar and entertainment «n St. John’s Day, in April, the net proceeds to yo towards the building fund of a Masonic Orphans’ Home, ot I em Signs of the Times. Hon. Thos. J. Clunie and Hon, Wm. D, English, two prominent gentlemen in the Miners’ Convention held at San Francisco last week, have recently purchased some mining property in El Dorado county. Glad to hear it, ER Sat Se RE des Something Fancy. A ‘carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J.J. Jackson d5-tf Bee I¥ you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liy. ery Stable. tf Ci ee eg Stow headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean's Litt Liver and*Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. For sale by Carr Bros, a ee Purses! Purses! Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine lot of ladies’ and gentle: men’s purses. Call and see them. Prices very low, ja22 eee From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but.a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness ig butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D, Vinton. SO Ot Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, fr a , mt ha i for itself, but has thousands of peo ple to speak for it. ‘fhe testimonials hat have been given in its favor: by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper, No sthey medicine has been so thoroughlyendorsei by the public. Here is a sample of Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. 5. Wharton,pastor of the First Bap ‘tet Church, Montgomery. Ala., writes: “I aave seen Swift's Specific ased, and have «nown many cases of the worst form of blood disease which tave been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen Of the high. eat type, and of the utmost reliability. -¥ recommend jf 48 & great blood remedy une‘qualed by anything that I know of,” Rooks on Blood and Skin Diseasoa Free. . Miss ©, G, Davids, New York. When a sooundrel has no other recourse, he becomes penitent,‘ MARRIKO, At Cam ville, Jan . » 1892, cage EY cite “sats ul months and 14 t ° itors of and all persons havin mgeenes Cie sate Geeeend, to exhibit them wi months after the firat publication of this ane to the said Executor, at the Cir-/ heing the y 23, by Jusbonieen years, 3) of January, 1892 . Hudtaer, Wollow Valley, "ME SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Allanta, Ga, . Fis ocniicg ef tira et ded tn rtis H, Lindley, San Franci pee NS OIES : thy Recvrder’s office of Nevada County, On Lindley, in book 6 of Mining Locations, The an: D. H. Rescate, do Notice to Creditors, } inin. Claimants are Wilson & Rodgers o. A, H, Bundies, da sept : the North and the Gout Yube Wa rand y By yy . Wie uh =a ISTATE of John Ri deceased. Ag and all Sorechn claimin adversely lt man, Notice is hereby given by the under-. ®®yY portion of said Hartung Placer Mine Ls Landay ile, signed, Executor, of the “last will af their advcreg ‘clatoe with The Megister at Mie k oe ee Teun. Richards, deceased, to the ored-. the United ‘Slates Land Oflire, ot none claims vouchers, within four Bank, Nevada City, Cal,, the sanie . lace for the transaction of the the estate,.in said county of evada, — 4 xecutor tate deceased. Dated Nevada City, Cal., this 28d day. and that it be-hauled to Roger Williams’ . : xt-Lester & Crawford's. D distaut. ‘Thence N, 0%, Or 899.6 feok W Ibe place f beginning. Kase and Meridian. 18° wants Housekeepers Should Remember; The great success of the Royal Baking Powder is due to the extreme care exercised by its manufacturers to make it entirely pure, uniform in quality, and of the highest leavenAll the scientific knowledge, care, and skill attained by twenty-five years’ ing power. practical experience are con this end, and no preparatio ness, » — the-principa. a combination with its co-ingredients is defis nitely known., Nothing is trusted to chance, and.no person is employed in the preparation of the materials used, or the manufacture of the powder, who is not an expert in his pag, ticular branch’ of the business. with a greater accuracy, precision, and exactEvery article used is absolutely pure.. Chemists are employed ‘to test the strength of each ingredient, so that its exact effect in tributed toward n-can be made The Government Chemists, after having analyzed all As a consequence, the Royal Baking Powder is of the highest grade of excellence, always pure, wholesome, and uniform in quality. Each box is exactly like every. other, and will retain its power, and produce the same and the highest leavening effect in any ‘-elimate, at any time. : i + } hase SF é , —in-the-market-in-their reports placed —— Tate Chemist U. 8. Department ef Agriculture, Washingtea, D.¢. ALL men fear death. The freedom from . the fear lies in ‘the fact that few men think of it, s AO ne You will be happy if you believe in the honesty of all men—but you will never be rich. iran Masuda Ball. AT ARMORY HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5th, '92 GIVEN BY JOHN MICHELL Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Ladies in mask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, 50 cents, Children 25 cents, Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawlord, M.M. Baruh and John Mich ll, Masks and costumes may be procured . . No. 1917, Application for a Patent. U. . LAND OFFICR, ‘ACRAME T>, CaL, Jaunary 20th, 1892. OTICE 18 HERE Y Givin THAT NENOViDs A. HARI UNG, whole . 0-toffice a@ re * is Anthony Hause, \ evade County, Url, has this duy flied bis application for a patent ior the “HARTUNG © LACKK MINK," be ring gold, situated iu Scott's 1 t Mining District, County of :evadaand State Of Cuilfornia, and designat d by the field notes and ofticia plat on_fite in this office as Loto. 10 in-Fowtiehip 16 North Range 10 E. of dit. Dinblo Meridian; paid TOPPING 11 being described as follown, towit: > Begiuning at a post in-a atone mound toarked “Hl & #1,” and “H. +, M. No. 1” from which the 4 eo cur. between see's 1 and6.1. 16 N, . 9aid 10 KK, MDB : beam N OS 16’ W, 6.08 chaing distan. thence, mag. var. 18° 26’ K., B. Ti? 86’ K 64.19. chaing or $576.8 feet to Spruce tree 15 inches dia., marked “H & H.” andi, PLM, No, 2” frm which black oak Hee @ tuche: din. b ars B. Reo W. 88 Jinks distatt. sheuee, #. 70% 1b’ W. 7.70 Chains or 508.2 feet to Spruce tree 4 feet iu diam ter marked “H. P.M. No. 8." Theuce 8. 63° 84’ W. 9.97 chains or 658 féet to post in rock mound marked “H, ¥. M. No.4.” Piience N, 71° 86’ W. 87.94 chuine or 2504 fcet-te-post in rock mound marked “H. ; ; M. No. 5” from which See. cor. er to vec’s 1 12,6an17,T. 16N,, K9 an i M.D. M., bears 8. 02 161) 8 20.2 chains W, 18.68 chajua CONNECTING LINE. Commencing at post in rock mound marked “H: P. M, © o. 6; Thence 8.0° 16’ K. 20.62 chains to Sec, corner common to See's 1 wn: 2, 7,16 N,, R, 9 B, and Sec“ions 6 aud7 T, 16 N,R.10 E,, Mt. Diable Maguetic variation mento, in the County of S:cramcen poring the sixty S78 pert of pub ication ertee or they wil barred by the virtue of the provisions uf the Ftatute. re aris, rney for Applican' ¢ vada City, Cal, : It is hereby ordered that the foregoi Notice of Ap fs rk for Patent sou E lished for the peried of 60 dare m the paver Dublanea at Neveds City Gufionate paper p e »Cu which x is hereby designated b: 3 news Tahed onrest ta the the news: Fr publ 4 Folaim’ and ter the pantionting a f th otice. ’ W. ROBERTS, Register. ce Was On 4, ere ad . Fred Searle, Att'y for Adm'r, j26, is Rit yabtatin of tes ry der boy Store, THE present Congress ought to pass a na ional law regulating matriage, and (livorce. ‘Ihe spectacle of people remoying from one State to another simply because it facilitates divorce proceedings is simply disgraceful, eeacemtcteeemsassmetcntimm Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 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