January 3, 1891 (4 pages)

2 2 Ht a me ama } 4 ae Rr ee » sess teste A TE Ot MIM TPE RT @ & Phe Daily Transcript. ~ No. No, ot 0 fi lieps of troutin the mountain streams Names. Uertifi'e, She. Amt. ne Bina beet reg ere Laformthem that every kind of iruit . Bergin Thomas beeen pga $ a is like to form sew scqualntances, disposition a bre ; tl : : v ciety, loss of memory, necti _ vaised here and brings ahgber price . sowie Helen-J.. > 299 200 100.00 ni eid sunfvastouseruptipus about ea fF Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 200 100 00) ¢ ee é-tonghe;fetid breath, coughs than that raised in aay othier part-Ol) p nervaud C./.rustee,.283 .0 10 og. “he srebioe alebtowe ts. eps eae pe #4 ban J Jock eo 2 consumption, ni ats, monomania ap the State; its mild climate and pure ALIA Ee “s BAe rod a pee requeént inganity, reliet be notobtat d, & a z s 4 ; 5 dd tn TR ct. ersons so afflicte ould apply immediate ippits neverfailing bountiful crojs of Haggin Loulet. Lrustee 2563125456250 fF either in person-or by letter-and haves ori re. KE Hosier L. M:"Trustee. .306 1890 45 001 Ure effected by his new endwerentific mode wheat, oats; corp, barley, rye, Martines x Tramee: = z = be treating these-diseases, which never fails-ofgrase its wonderfal production of ay perkine Oo Sas 80 40-09 . *Hecting @ quick and radical cure. : me tables; its excellent yraz-. Perkina H.C 0. 00.,312 230-6 00 MARKIED MEN, kinds of vegetates; { Pichuir H: Trustee ~,.288 . 250125 00} Ur those who contemplate marriage, who ing lands and its vast herds of horses, . Robinson K. N. Trustee-220 459 225 00 . sre suffering under any of these fearful mal 4 7 s Kouins6a-L i.33. 3.2. 16-00 250 00 . adies, should not forget the sacred responcattle, cep and swine. ~ . Kobiveon LL. .. 274 250 125 02 . sioility resting upo them, uor delay obTeli them-of-cur-immense-reservonefontesa oe . ~ : — ‘tein immediate relief, —+ See wont. Le Trustee. CURED AT HOM. ; world. . . Rolph’ J Tt 258 37 187 50 ~ : of water—the largest _ the gig “Rolph Jamen 4 roses ae pt 150 00. .Persons atadistance may be CURED A'l Tell them that the richest quartz ANG) Rojo James. Trustee. .260 500__250-00. 4OME, by-addrersing # fetter-to Dr:-Gibbon, ¥el mines in the world are. in Ne-. Rolph James, Trustee. 251° 1000 500 00 ph aides hed length of ine the ra o Rol ames, Trustee 262 1 500 00 byes Bac. = ene ae : Rois James, Trustee 263 1000 600 00 wn be promptly sent, free from damage o1 vida c yeas ,. Selph James, 4.11 a4 6994 2007 uo . SUriosity, to any part of the country, with Fell them that one single acre 0 Rolph James, Brucwec. ee ft wu att plats Sirectiotis for ite pat a Nevada county iand will produce from Soph Teaes rruetes: ‘2 4 Fe 00 snelosing Lin PULLAHH in coin in a regs = eee “ nd] Rolph J i is 2000 istere tter through the Port Office ox 200 10 500 bushels of potatoes, & SOT TE GRAN OR Unter eee stale Lrough Wells, Fargo & Go, a packmge of _meet. : : ee Company, room Ny.-10, No. 320 Sansome £ ‘Rulama, rekon Write letters to .your—friends back . street, San Francisto, California bs Se ta ell ita otiie x Any stock upon which this vsesessment Seminal Weakness East. ai Dios «, . shall remain unpaid on the 15th dayof linpotency, ete., Tell them all about the its rich soll. January, 1*-1, will be delingnent, and @d kkin Dikeasse of ” hay at éach * x ‘3 mere —_ Sora a eee _NEVADA COUNTY. How te Heip Give It a Safe abe Henest Boom. a . Talk about it with every stranger you Write.them that this section raises . ) the bestuf-the-Bartiett Pears that. ge to supply the Eastern markets. them of the good health, good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society; fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind of business carried on: {CH thew of its: fine tuber on the niliw, its gold-and silver possibilities avd lis full and-bountful supply. of waterin every field and aLevery door. Tell them ¢f the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milInfo*m that it is no surprise at all to find a single potatoe weighing fom ane six pounds, abd round and bright ata silver dollar. ‘Peli them that oneacre will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of ‘splendia wheat, froin 50 to 120 bushels of pood overweight-oats; from 2 te.3 tons ol mowing and from two tg fourmowings each season, “Fell them that every article of. far garden or erchard, products finds a quick and ready market near: home, ? and towns is more than all the land yet under cultivation can supply. Tell them that our present citizene kindly invite all good citizens of olhe: States who waut to purchase » govd farm to come at oace to Nevada couuly. Tell yourtriends,livwever, that midst co farming aud trait lends Soe Se “tel. te. ¢ @ <—“eut the present owners at arom lea wu ~ twenty dollars per acre would not be -~lime-and-slate. » aunty have already been pre“empted, avd that poor. men With large families and nomoney to buy saie in woming here. Tell then the. class “of. men who t pared to buy. a twenty, forty, eighty or one hundred and sixty acre rach, and these are plenty atiow rates and extra good and fertile. if Tell them we need move farmers, -stockmen, fruitmén and men of capitalin every , ortion of Nevada county —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to-help us to develop alithe hidden treasures Ol the sil, the timber on the mountains. and” the veins of gold and silver and other piinerals that are buried in them. If you are acquainted with any.men of Jarge capital back in any of the States, invite them to visit Nev.da county at once and see for themsel ver ts vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need o1 mere Capital to improve our towns, assist gur—basiness-men-and—rancu~ meh and to start new paying” enter prises by which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital iuvesied. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the-marble quarries, of* the ifon, Tell them of the unlimited’ water power for{actories aud of the valuable forests of the-finest orn .mental.woode on the Coast. — ‘of Tell. them that the fruits aod graper grown id this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than those grewn at a lower altitude. fell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a.crop worth frem $100 to $600 per acre per annum. Tell ihem that childgen here more -robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than childrem tear ed in the Jowlands. Above all, tell them that our-pedple are large hearted, generous und neighborly, and will extend. a yenuine wel come to worthy strangers who comp lw reside in their midst. moh 1 Tell them of our excellent schools, abundant churchesjand of the spirl: of progress which renders this ene ol the most desirable places\ia the Biute. for permanent. settlement. Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Teanscripr and it will keep . them iaforméd about the ricbestportion ofthe great and wonderful S:ate of California. —3 Dr. Besanke’s Cough aiid Lung _ Syrap. This syrup is ‘composed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we ada jast enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendng matter, by expectoration. — Ask our doctor if there could:possibly be amore happy combination for vbe.cure of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or to build up a weak and emaciated consumptive patient than this. For and whooping cough there is nothing better, and every mother who values thelives of her little cisildren county, Cal. ofthe Board of Directors, held on ,rhé 9b day of Dec., 1890, an assessment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cem per share was levied vu» on the Capital Steck of the Corporation, piyable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the vertised fur suie at public auctiuu; aud UunSafurday,the7th.day.of February; 169; to pay the delinquent assessment, wilh the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By orderofthe Board of Directors San-Francisco;¢aitforata:~ 4 place of business, San Franvisco, Califor nia. Nevada County, California. following described stock, Ou account of assessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyfourth day of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of tne respective shareholders, as follows : Ko.pb James, du ofthe Board ef Directors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Octeber, 140; s0-many-. — sheres of each parcel of UCB etock as way be necessary, will be seldat public auction, at the office of the Company, Koom 74; 0,320 S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal ov Monday, the Twenty-Serond day of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M. of said day topay said Delingaent Assess ments ther ou, together. with cests of advertising end expense of the sale. ss ; Seat some re Secu oee ats ia, State . in mining Cainps } of California, dared tlie day of Novemand that the demand & ber, 189, in a Certain action wherein the Peuple of the State of California as Plain tiff recovered jud i erman as defendant, damages and all costs that may accrue on the 24ta day of November, 1890. ed property, to wit: situated and being in the corporate hinits of the City sof Nevada, Cvunty of Nevada DYSPEPSIA. : and State of California in J.ot J t (8) ac slock Fourteen (14) a: dsngnntad i the ___ INDIGESTION, Litt chal ani eh De Fath € 3. oer north by Br Creek, on the west by the lot of M, Solari, having a frontage of (80) eighty feet on road street and e.tending buck to spring street Mie AEP consisting of a frame buiiding anu . tenances belonging to the same. day, the 24tu day of of Deceniber, (890, at 12 o'clock M., of that day in front of the an and will succeed in this foot. hil, . Court House in thé City, Township and ~ yegion are those who can come Pre . will sellail the rigat, title and interest of = J. G, Bowerwan, the above named Defend-‘#hisinandtothe above described property atPublie Auction, for cash in U. ». gold} colin, to the highest aud best bidder, to satis y said Execution and all cost. Nevada Township, the 29th day of Novem-. . »; her, 1490. Ps iG 7 have . mony, to be takea uaderwe tion he’ ein. duly verified, praying for. en au of Nevada City, and Harry L. Jones, o lurdec O; paie-Oiall tae personalpropeity ou be : BR i aud the ev! esiave of s1id deceased, fae ihe _dec2 E, W. ROBER'S -Register. Notice of Assessment, . {QNSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD _/ Mining Company.—Location of Pr‘ 1clal place of Business, San Francisco, Caliornia. Leeatiun of Works, _ Nevada TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GLBBON’S DISPENSARY, No. 623 Mearney Street, Vorner Commercial.. .8an Franciros A Noticeis hereby given, that: at a.meeting a \ { Established in 1854 for the treatment . of Seuxal and Seminal Diseases such eas’ standing and JIcerated-.--.egs ess paymentis made before, will be so'd on . RB sticcessiully treat together 4, Rees . (Pr Gibbon hasthe ieasure Oran nivoncing at le has retired em visiting the principal Hospitals of Kurope, and-has resumed practive #* tue Dis peus: , 623. Kearney Street, San Frencisco, were his old patients and those requirin. hie services. may find him. = SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the conseqguenee ot selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth 2{ both sexes to an almost unlimited ex tent, producing with unerring certainty the foliowing train of morbid-symptouis unless com batied by scientific medical measures, viz’ Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tb. nead, rig ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and, the 1attling of chariots, uneasiness abou toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vis< y saat _.—_LHEO. WETZEE; Secretary: Office—Room No. 10,64 sansome street, Delinquent Notice. he eet BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Luvationof principal Location of works, North Bloomfield, Notice—There are delinquent upon the } suid) itt gusttredtint Saat liali Of Wet Es ibe FOR S .‘— ~ —LANDS ALE. Owihg tu anticipated change of Luriness and hefty Jin copy cicd A ot aes = Sell all the lands owned by me in this-coanty—all held under Government itle—and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from, a town lot upward, aid in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to loCation: a ‘ TRACT NO. 1.—-Consistifg of fractional Lot No, 5.in Sec. 27, fractional’Lot No, Sec 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks 1 and 3, and mill site on Worthington Ravine— aul eonstittng one tract of laud, on and ing the Pine Hillnorth of town contafhing aboutzs acres; bounded on the weat by the*Old Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of ‘he Coe Quartz Mine und on the east by ‘line fence with Pearce, & Caddy and fhe most of this land is well timbered; second growth pine and is susceptible of Leing divided into auumber of convenient and accessible tracts, mostiy very deep soi), valuavie for fruis growing, alfalla o1 gardening. Une ever-flowing-spring-on-bot-1in Block 8; oae-half of another éVver flowing spring will go with unuther subdivision; one-half right Of small st @xiu from atannel op another and two ever-flowing streams from tunheis on Dusth, ide of bill,’ ~PRACT NU, 2.—loree-sevenths (3-7tha,, anh livided, of tlvé “Old Block Urayel Ctainrs cortiining inthe whole nine acres, Lhigland-is we'l timbered, has youd suriace, no broken up, very deep 1ich soil and Jies udjoining Tract No, 1 on the west. SRACTNG, $= THE HOMESTEAD, Comprising all the lands bounded on turnpike road, north by the Hughes’ coad and Col, Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the west by. tue Knights of Masta Quartz claim, and on the south by the Coe Quartz Mine, couBULO Dg wbout 100 acres; wvout 49 acres euclosed with good, substuntial and mostly uew picket and wire fence, Phere are three. ever failing springs oi water within the euciesure, and {-ee water trom ravine fur garden and orchard; good dwelling house of. ty roums; about 200 fruit trees gruwing, assurled Varieties, One-halfin bearing and, no scale. This luaud‘bus been prouounceda by scores-of foreign horticuliuris s und yineyurdists as beilg Dist-cluss olive and vineyard luud—the Very best in this purt of the olule—unhd The same kind asthe horticustuiisis and vineyardists in Napa and other counties . how purchasing at high prices fonthesame-putposes. mop TKACT NU. 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on east sideof turepike’road, exte.ding ffem, Powhluy Quartz Mine to James tiummill’s, Corteining-aboue ls°ueres, with right of way sor ditch jrom Suu bh Yuba Caual; and a vever failing small stream of water towing fom v Lunuel on thistract, Would divide well inc four lots, 1KACI No, o.—On norvh side of bgpike roaa, tying between R. Noell’s_and C. RB ua enclosed fields’, COltaiuing’ 10 acrés. ‘fwo-thirds well timbefed, aud deep soil. rine Aliaiualand. Willmaketwo elegunt 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal ruisthrough extreme upper portion, te ; tKACT No. 0—Un south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, coutuinisg about ot acres, Considgrabletimber on this tract, with rignt of way vvertract No. y for ditch from south 1 uba Cawal. ‘wadrich deep suil. Will make several convenientsubdiyisions, fiom 6 to 2 acres. : “teACT NO 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in bectiun 25, adjuining Glenbiook premises ou (he south, Conte niny aboulsi ucres. Considerable timber undsome yery yvod land, with right of Way us be.ore stated. : “ a Abe olulibus une make eight trippeach way, perday, over the turnpike road, —— TRAC No. 5—The southeastquarte section 28, in‘k. 16, N.K,. 9 K., (less one acre i 0 alfotrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 aCTés, OWMEd jolitly with A, Koberts. “ihe whole tract is oticred. ‘Phere is one living seal aud several overtiowing springs ou this tract, All of ihe above lands ae “under the ditch” and water can be had atalltimes. ibekMS OF SALE—Onehalf Cash. ‘fhe renuinder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local isterest. ‘Small tracts cash. Aiso—#uu feet, or shures, ont vf ov nthe *:Norwieu Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, in Block No. 12. insouth Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3. acres with diteh, = ths an te: ~ ssa alow ‘Trustee. .807 °1000 5u0 00 And in accorda ce with law, aud an or-. medicine will be delivered by expresstoany Ml var’, of the United Sjates. address DR;-J; F: GIBBON; 623 KCUMIey street, corner Commetclal, San Francisco Ottice Box 1457. DR. GUNN'S Bh. ERs: Pa PICHOIR, Secretary. . . , Oflice—R6om ‘No. 320: Sansume street, . " , oa Gan Franci :co,*/-life nia. aor el ee BREA Regulating Catarhtii THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Reme A SURE PREVENTIVE _ AND. POSITIVE. CURE-FOR——\-—+ ‘Costivenes 3 and Con-tipation. BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever and Ague AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLED ~~ Constable's Sale. 2 Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION .SSUED , outof Justice H.J, Wzi-ht’s Court of ay S2U. -Boewm of $25.00 for the su 1 have levied upon the following describAll that certain piece or parcel of land ~~ WER VOUSNESE . Loathing of Food, . Kidney Complaints,: ty manag ty in 1669 and is bounded on the ‘oad street, on thé east by Leer Nausea impure Blood, together with all improyemente General Pewiiity tenements, hereditaments and appurce . unn’ s+ tery Notice is hereby given that on WeduesDt G E 8 Bitter 5. See PURELY : ‘ VEGYEAKIK Jounty of Nevada, State of cCualifornia, 1 Perfectly Safe, Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO, Proprietoreand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisce Dated ‘ar RICHARD‘DILLON, Constable. Delinquent Notice. ATE HAY#S MINING COMPANY.— Location ‘of principal place of bualness, San Francisco, California. Location of oe Erench Corral,Nevada eounty, CaL* = _ FOR BALE BY GARR HBROs, D. S. BAKER, ‘Draving andGeneral Hauling Transporting, Ete. a Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on atvount o1, ussersmcnt No. 2, levied on the tweatyfourth day of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of vae_e spective shareholders, as follows : ARTICULAR ATBENTION PALD TO No. No. Names. Certificate. Shares, Am’t. Block James N. 9 125 #250 the Transportation of Baggage for The£.07k Jawes N. 10 100 200 . trical Companies pe. ciie 9 ate 6 i 22 —s¢ Shepard J. L. No. 13 100. 200 Audig accordance with law and an orDry Oak Wood dev of ube Board of Disevtois, made on the . twenty fourta day of Uctober, !80, so many [. “— Dutch Flat Stage Line, be necessa’y, will be sold at publicauction at the odice,of the Company, Koom 14, No. 220 bansome sireet-wan Francisco, Califor= . _ Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At T A.M. nia,on Monday the twenty second day of-. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT; December, 1690, at the .our of 8 oclock P. Saturday _For sale in lots from 1 to 500 cords. M. of said day, to pay_said aelinquent assessments thereon, toge.her with costa of advertisitig and or atte of the gule._ . P_UHOIK, secretary. Office—Room 24, No. #20 Sansome stceet, San Frane‘sco, California, @ Allas Vilation. NITED-STATES LAND OFFICE, SACramento, Cal., Ocu, bib, 1890. Oliver P. Davis, Agriculiu:a: Coovestant, vs. Wiliam Downie aud A.venus Davidsoa, M. A. 1006, ang. A. Ashpvio’and Otis Baier, Adverse Cigimants, Lespoudeatg, lLayo'ving, 8. 1-2 0fN. W, 1 4aud N, 3-2 of 8. W. 1-4 of sec. 30.T.17N,,R.10E., M. D. Baud M. Opon tilling aad coasice.ing the ye: ified and corroborsied pe iiion of uhe avovenamed Contesvuat and good cause ap»earjug Laereior: itis orde.ed: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis tugeitber with bis wiunesses and each auGalloithe above named i aeral Kespondents, together with toefe wit} ~ ~ nesses be and appear peiors F-auk Power Justice o: che Peace, at nis oficein Nevada City, Cale., be beiog he'ebyv des guv.ed asap Oicer. Dearest the Jand, ea Decemoer xh, 4.0 atl10 A, M. of that day,vhe ore tesuovisions of Kule 35 of Prectice: Thenand theie o ivv.oduce evideuce to estab’ish tue minuetatfvr ReDim neral Cha™ucter of the a love descsiped tract Tne he: ‘vg is wade’ retunable bé-ore be'’e\ibves vad bLeceives vfios ote a obs offve Oa, Dec. ith, 090, No ssuimony 9% beriean tht taken beore the -deposio, shice>, e2eve-menur oned, wi'i be cons 'aéred by'v4 is oulice. And if euhef >>." #@ '10 aoveas fn resouuse tO-tHigiva.oa de saliw ioe duly eaered. -. SELDEN HETZEL. kezister. Order to Show Cause. N tne Supw.i:or Coart of Nevada Couniy, Caltlo ule. 4u tov imater Of the Estate of Taomas Du istan, deceased, Ww. it. F e'uva:, the Adminis.ator, with the Wijlanuexed of the Kstate of Thomas Dunsean, deceased having fi'ed his peiiTussday Thursday and AT. 7 ACM, DASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING. THIS I line reech Nevada Ciiy at noon, instead ofat7:80 P. M.-by railroa charges easonable, T. P, BLUE. Pron ietor $6000.06 a year igbeing madedy Jobe RK. Goodwin, troy, at work -for us Keadef,you may no we can teach you @,0¥ $pare moments only to the work. Allis new. Grest pay BURE for every work er. We sed 1oe, Sunibing everything. EASIL¥, SPEEDILY learned; PARTICULARS FREE. Address a’ NSON & €O., PORTLAND, MAINE, Homestead Application. AND OFFICE AT ‘SACRAMENTO, CAL,, November-#, 1890. I, George W. Jones, ‘of Nevada County, Cal.,wbo made Homestead Application No. 5266 for the Lots land 2and the 8 1-2 0f N. B.1-4s8ee, 4, T. 16, N. K.10E. M. D. M., ma give novice of my inteation to make final proof to ‘establish my claim to the land above dese.ived and that I expect to prove my residence and . cultivation before the Judge of the Supe ° or Court of Nevada County, Cal., at Nevada City and County, Cal,, oa January 6, 38°", by twe of the following witnesses . Harvey Cooper, John K. Pierce aud John denne y purpoce there’a set -oita, it is thereiore orue ed by the sa deVou.c, thatall persous inlecesiedin ibe Kstute o. said deccased, wp pear be.oie the gaia Court on Tuesday, the ovb day of Jauuay, loyvl, et 10 o’cluck ia tae ivrendon us said day ei thy Coart oom in Nevada Viiv, io show cause why an orde shuuld nut be giouted ‘Ugeid Aduinistesvor tosell allo. tue Kotute Of said deceased at publie sale rs And that a,copy 0 Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given tbat the ui deisigned will apply tothe Hon. Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, at (he Court House in Nevada City, on Tuesday, Janua ry 6th, 1891, at 10o’tlock 4. M. of taut day, as soon thereafter as a healing can be had, for a renewal of license to take 'oll upon the bridge across the Bouth Yuba Riyer,at a point Mhown as BridgepoitC ropsing. decls 8. Db: WUODS. f this ofder be publish ed at least iOns successive weeks in the uvily T.auscsipt, @ DOWspaper printed and pupiisbed in said gouny, g f ame J, AM sWALLING, 5 See superior Judge, Dated Dec, 4ih. 1690, — ilee A. burrows} A.oraey, d5 2 que SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF -]. applicants for gertificates to teach tn the public schools of Nevada county will be néid 4t Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning at 9 ofelock a. M. on Monday, Dec. 22,1890. . : Each applicant is required by law, to paya 2. iy fee of 9 P “AT J.TIFFANY, Secretary Board of Educstion, PR ere A Dividend Notice. ] TVIDEND NO. 40.0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER 5») saa'eonvhe Capital Stock of the CLPINS BANK will become aue aud payatle on and after December 10th, 1890, at the Notice to Oreditc 's, Estateof J. A. J. Ray. OTiICS is hereby givek’ bythe undersigned, Admitristrator of the Estate of . A.J. Kay, decezsed, to the creditors.of and ali persons baving claims azainst the acd deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, wishin ten months after tae first publicatten of this notice to the ga‘d Administ stor, at the 'aw office of Fred Sears at Nevada Civ, the same being the place ‘or the (-ansac*.on of the business of paid esiale,in said county of Nevada, ‘ ~~ GEORGE W. RAY Adminfstrator of the Estate of J. A. J. Ray, Ch BBE ays keep it in the house, i ese and tlie babies . t.-Bold Carr Bres, “AML orders strictly attended to and TEAOHERS EXAMINATION, . Al o— 4.-sourth undiy ded interest in the “Inkerman NO.08-Star-on the south--acouty acres. Aiso—One-hbuif uadivided interest in the “LastChange Copper Mine,” idée, Conutainiag v4acies, situaced iu Spenceville Copper District. Maw LH ESE MiNiNG CLAIMS AKK ALL PATENSED, — _Aiso—My Law Library consisting of 425 yolumes of Keports, Statutes and Standard text books, coatained 1. six glass fiont bookcases, with otfice furniture and furnishings, Maps, lramed engravings and other otlice equipments. . : Also—A good 5-.00m house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turapike roudip Hill’s lat. = : HB. W. ROBERTS. ae : ‘ GRASS VALLEY,CAL, f Quartz Mine;” adjoining the wa or Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Special Bar.,ains in Lands. z00 acres cleared ; good orchard in pearing} a large, never-failing supply of free water ; allimplements, tools, ete., with place, — —— ~~ $60904125 scres; not more than 2 miles from Névada City or Grass Wal ing of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. i —-$3750--150 acres-gently rolling -fruit or grazing land; all fenced ; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost. about $2500. Great harvain; must be sold. . $900--60 acres good-frait land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15 acres cleared ;. house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming impléments; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. : $2 150-0425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; two good houses and two barns; LUO acres cléared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold.at the above low price on accountof. absenger BO=-10f acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, sever head of cattle; tWo horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. A rare’ chance to secure a profitable farin at.adow price. $250000125 acres; 4 iniles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and burn; séme ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. << 0 easter LAN DS TIMBE TE $8000--560 acrés; two miles _from-NevadaCity covered witha fitie growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is wort) more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent-fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated eevee : Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. gee er f ES Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. depot.'. Both have -good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev, ery advantage for a desirz ble ho,ne, fe) : 2 hese are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of Lands at prices ranging trem $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Yasy. NEVADA —COUNTY ]} 4NDAND _IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. : Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD. Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT . oo (Regular Price $6 a Year) ji 35 Ww Lorex THE! SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) . e Poth for $6 50 a Year . @FEFRR NO, 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ~( Regular Price $6 a Year} THE SAN. FRANOISCO DAILY CALL (Reguyiays Price $6 a Year) { Both for $9 00 a To take advantage of ay one ut the Combinations 5 You Must Pay in Advanee for One Year' Those in arrears for tne TiiaNscripr now mast pay up in full, and also pay one, year’s combination price in advance. : The Daily Transcrip isthe Leading paper of Northern Central Caiifornia—a position it has maintained since it was established in 1860. it gives the latestand most reliable Mining, Horticultural, Court, Supervisoval and jther Neve ia county news. It is bright, independent, enterprising and uteresting. é The San-Francisco Weekly Call Isa handso.ve eizht-page paper. Jt is issued every Thursday, and_covtains—all_of the impo. taut news of tae week, gleaned fram every quavier of the globe, complete vv to dacz 0° publicavion, It contains inte esting special correspondence from all of the p.iacipai citiés of the world and a vast emount of the beri selecced and original gene-al litertidce. Jt /atnishes tbe latess and mostieliable financial news aad market quoia yioas, and gives special at.ention to mining, horticulural aud agricultural news una is jo CvOEy TORR EOE a first-clags family "er, appealing to the interest of every-member-ot“heugenola, f v The Morning Call p fod and ia recognized as being the i ; (Seven issues a week Isallive metropolitan daily. Tthas the lacgestcirevla' eadingnewsvaper the Pacific Coast. ~* : South Yuba Transrortation and Supply. Company Incorporated .» 1390, : Directors: _ « = Al ¢ TRECIDGO,Esgq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. H. C., CALLAHAN, Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. : CEO. G. ALLAN, Ese. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. : Mondays; Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A. mi Stages leave’ Maybert for Nevada City yia Ormonde und Washiagten on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and. Saturdays, at 5 A. M, ; \ WGORTHLEY & NICHOL,{Managers. N.’B.—This orfanization was necessary forthe protection of -ourselves‘and thoge doing busidess with us. We propose to run~Stages regularly, winterand Simmer, snowjor no snow, We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of our itfends. Signed:; Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co.,, Diamond PD. Mining ,, Bmebell Mining Co., : office 4’ theCitizens Bank, ‘ pa'cd this 12th day of November, 166, oaN MORGAN, Cashier, re e _iCanyo. Sreek Mining Co,. FT 2 ree other]. the east bythe . _ Much of this tract. is neariy' level, . ’ 400 feet on the . $5 000-+320:acres, three miles from. Grass Valley; good hodse and_parn;. ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard>in bearing, consist-, Year! a Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and . --4.~ ‘ Pe bO monae on ef Borerw Home Mutual Insurance Co. 7 oF CALIFORNIA 4 ee eae 300,000 (PEINCL/AL OFFICE 216Sansome et., San-Franciseo Fire Insurance: Only~ J. ¥. HOvGHTON, President. J.1.N,. SHEPARD, Vice President, —-"GWERLES H, STORY, Secretary s R. H. MaGiLy, Genéra’ Agen Sy Risks epee oe on all Clusses of desirable property inthis county at rates as 10W as sol anteeing a promptand liberalresponse toa! just claims for loss. Grass Valley Branch For Neyada Counts "JOHN G, COLEMAN. _ GEO.W. HILL Manager ED: SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLE Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘tHE WO No* 1, RLD. vency and a fair profit will admit of, guair a pF OUR lowing valuable Premiums at the follow Solia Gold and Silver Watche Realizing the importance of a good wat premiua, we Rave ieeeea the “Waltham” » being the best known and most reliable . tim pieves in the market These watches have a world-wide reputation which. they -havegained solely on theit merits, The cases we guaantee to Ue of soliu gold'and coin silver respectively, and if not just as represented miay be revuried wt . : our expense and we will refund tne mouey paid: We are prepared to niuke the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, a8 will be 7 a7 re . Solid’ Gold Watch—Gents . “A gentlenian’s solid gold hunting, case watch, “Walthain’’ movement, stem-winding aadstem: setting, With DAILY TKANSURIPL ond Pars Bulletin, one-year, $36.50; Watch, DAILY TRANSURLey and Weekly Bulletin, one year, ‘¥34740. Subscfiber pays eXpress charger on watch from San Francisco Solid Géld Watch—Ladies’. . A lady's sovid yold huniing case watch, ‘*Wail tham” movement, steni-winding, sveM-setting , with DAILY THANSCKIPT and Daily bulletin, one year, $29; wilh VAILY TRANSCRIPT ana “Weekiysbuuetim, one year, $26,90, Suvseriber Clevo thes ate Solid Silver Watches. Botid¢o silver. hunting case water __ Wale than” movenient, stem-Wi.ding wnd stemsetuing,@ thoroughly reliabie Ume-keeper, with AILS ARANDSUDIED and Doenty~Bulletip, one ‘Year; SIS; With DAILY TRANSCRHLEPT aud Weekly Bulletin, ohe year, $16.90, Bubscriber to pay, Xpress charges uu Watch from Sau Francisco, oame Wath, opea tace, with DAILY TRANSUbirL, wna Daily Builetio, une year, ¥15; with DAILY ‘MKANSORIPT aud Weekly bulletin, one The American Pastry Cook. ~ PRICK #2, No. 2, Hote] Meat Cooking.PRICK g2. ¥ ee I: Chicago Herald Cook_ing School. = (For Families, — “PRICE $1.50. No. 4, Cooking For Protit. PRICE 83 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF PBR sever HOTEL GAZETTE.’ 420 Kearney Stieet. San Francisco Nevada County N. G8. R, TIME TABLE NO. 41. Takes Effect Satucday, Nov. 15, '90, at 12. o'clock noon, LEAVING NEVADA CITY: T00_ P.M. sveniha Teaving "Ban Fre aciseoat7:30 A. M; ¢ = ; 9:30 P M. Daily, connecting with oe. « * Overland Passenger arriving inSan Francisco at 6:45 A. M., and with overland Jeaving san Francisco at7 P. e 4:27 A. M. sctets and ina ber ing San Francisco at7_P:; M.,.aiso Eastern. passengers. é a Daily, ecnnecting with 5:37. M. Overland leaying San Francisco at 7:304.M., and bringiag Fase-, e.D mail, : : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. k. H. BROWN, Superintendent IT HAS TURNED UP. WHAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE Y selling our new Book “CHARAOTEK pKLICHES.” itis the greatesi seliin book ever bioughtout -n the sovth. TPY-1 WO—52-KULL PAGE ORIGINAL.JILLUSTKATIONS, fresh and giriking ; humoreus and serious Printed on heayy plate paper. Icvisthe Cheapest.book sor its nize and chaiacter ever published. = One agentsold 103 copies in Nashville in three days. rice of outfit only 75 cents. Apply,at once jor terms and territory. lf you soon Secrona sr ap ee AC SAN ASCO ¥IF-T Year, $12,.y0 Subscriber t pay” xpress Charges . on Watch from san f'raucisco, Nickle Watch, A nandsome nick.e steim-winding watch, open face, good mouvement, with DAILY TRAs~ pUniPs and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11: with DAILY TRANSCRIP anu Weekly Bulletin, one year, $3.90. Subscriber to pay express charges ou Watch rom San Fraiicisco, m es Bicy.es. * The Bicycle we bave selected aw a 4 tne “apoio” —while not the miust expensive is a first-class article in every respect. it is handBone ahd substantially made, it runs easily and iv prime favorite. it is standard: finish with nickle trummings, and will be seutcomplete with saddle-bay, tools, etc. Willbe sent with DAILY THaNDCHIP4 aad Daily Bulletm, one year, tor $2¥, with DAILY TRANSOKIP' and Weekly vulletin, one year, $26.90. {The above prices are lor & 36-.1ch Wheel, Price per additional inca ihadé known 6ii application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle irom San Francisco. Boys’ Velocipédes. __A16-isech-wheel; standara mish, wrought-iron velocipede, with bell, etc., complete, sent with DAILY LKANSCKIPT and” Dauy Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAILY TKRASSURIPY aaa Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers, Thigisa type-writing age, Kverybody has one Wie las wrillng to ao’ or shou'u have one, He-ois your vpportunity, The San type-writer ‘4a periect instrument, simple ju constuction, Curiy Workea neauy mounted ana boced, witha instiuctions for use, which can be learneuia ten minutes, With DAILY 'PRANSCMIPL and Daily bulievin, one’ year, $17;.with DAILY TRANSCULPT «and eekly Bulletin, one year, $16: Suoscriber pays express, 0 Cane.,_ r yhtsize with 14-k gold head, wil be seat with DA‘LY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Lullet-n, oae year, 712.00; with DAILY THANSCIIPT ‘and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.00. Suoscciver pays express, 3 2. Telescope. A very useful articie:'thatwnyone living in the country oF vrayeliug, will appreciate. Ouc preanium telescope is « good, stfoug instrument, With Bi Objcct-glass-4-—1nches” in diameter, ¥ diaws, 6 inches long When closed, leather cased, aud willbe veut with DAILY ‘TRANSORLPT and Darty Bulletin, One year, $11; With VAILY TRANSUKIPT anu Weekly bulletin, one year, 99. Sub criberto pay expreta charges, Se Microscope. A most interesting instrument and of great Use to. the student.-;-This in no toy, but a powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the foou weeat aud the water we drink, it stands6inches high and mr yuites 60 diameters, aud wil besent with DAILa TRANSUK. PY aud Daily Bulietin, one year, $14: with DAILY TRASSCLIPTPand Weekly Buliewn, one year, $9, “Subsertber to pay express charges, Musical. Instrumerts. Jn making our -selyctions of musical instruments for premiums. we almed in every itstance Lo et #goou article—one that we need not hesjtate to sead to aperforiuer whois a conno.sseur, We have made urrarigements with the eading manufacturers aug jobvers that enable us to offer SCRIPT ov unpreceaently liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplayingis an a-co. plishment that has become very fashionable during the last few years, Iv is revdisy earned by anyoue-haying a good ear ior muric, and “makes ® spiendid accompaniment fourth tceinsinging. We will send a hapasome » « le-im, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with > strucuon book, with DAILY TKANSCRIP. and vrily Bulictin, one year, $11.00; with D7; vx TRANSCUIPY anu Weekly bulletia, one year, 39.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, B Flat Cornet. .Ahandsome nickie-b flat cornet, with full set Of ed tsu vrOens, Music rack, case and insteuction book? ompl.te-—a fue o('0 iLstrument—with DAILY TKANSGHIPT and Daily Buiietin, one year, $6.00; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Vebkly Bulletin, $14.69, Subscriber pays express charges. Flute.’ The flute is oe of chesweetest and easiest musical inztruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano aud ail other ingiru nents, For « prea.um we baye selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6keyeu, cork jointed flute with traing’ slide, and willugudit with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Da'ly Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Butiétin, one year, $19.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. ne Pianos, @A minrature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, qleelit finished— just the thing for eb'ldren to learn to play on; anes goou music Sentwith DAILY TUANSC >and Datiy Bul etin, one. year, $41.00; WithDnILY TAANSCUIPT and —W eekly Lullgain,o . year, 99.00, Suoscriber pays express. O Croquet. A beautiful croquet eet for eight players will be seut-v.th DAILY TLANSC’ TP'T auc Dai Luet'u, ome Jour, $10; wich DAILY Te >. IeTana Wee !y bulletin, one-year, $3, Subecriber pays ©. press, {-% ; : Shot. Guns, We made a aspecia! point of securing @ good gun for a premium— one vuat we can recommen?) and are not sstistied when outfit receiyed, mouey 1e/unded, ; . Address, Southwestern Publishing House, 153 and 155 North Spruce St. = ___Naihville, Tenn. 294m TH. Overland : Monthly. T ENT YEAR WILL BE ” ILLUSTRATED DESOR’PTLVE . eae i ee Without the Overtand Menthiy impossib le to ksep jaformed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential-tothé home-seekerand investor To lovers of literature the Overland offerseach mouth the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Its storles of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, from mining-camp days tothe living present. Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best Bastern work, ‘deeoe If you wish teaid the growth of the Pacific Coast, subscribe for the Overland Monthly. = c : s $4.00 yeryear, © One Sample Copy, ‘i’ venty-five Cents, The Ovecland Moato'y Publishing’ Oo. Sam Francisvo Valifornia, a Beginners carn from 926 tp @50 i “pet week, aud. more after a little experience. We can furnish you v employment, ge will teach you » You work in you o' \Wy. wherever you live. Both sexes, all vid We dale o HK LEADING FEATURE Of THE PREs. feel assucecthat.our lecy‘on will beallihat you canasx. OUurpremium gun is well made and handsumely, finisiec, 1) shoG ' sirouy ana accusately, ana ‘s a’ reliable gtip in‘every pai~ tievlar, -1bi6 the very vest ,un eer offered as a newspaper premiumancis weil worth worl wing for, 1ti¢ & maaificent double »weech--ovder’ with twist varrels ac ection vide spay, ruber bute, Nor, 10 anc 12. gauye. as desired; and wili besent wih DAILY DLANS@a PT amu, Daily Britetin, one yees, 825 witu DAILY TeANeOtirT and Weekly Bulictin, One year, $i¥. Same gun a: avove, with (OH We will’send THE DAILY TRANSCRIP? with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin; and any of, he folPICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. A Nickle tenor drom; complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and SCRIPT and W. Subscrso or pay seen by the fojlowiny offers: > ia GANSCRIPT and vo pe) eXpreet charges on Watch trom Sap Bran. . : = —ftess-cartringes, jus. the 1) tuwug aciub, A fiest-ciags te these lustruLients iu conection with the TRAN~ > ing prices, payabjé ift advance : )] Drums dé 14-lnieh bead, With stig ke ema id Daily 6 $12.50, Witt DAILY TRAN y Lulletin, one io ser raas y ONO Year,, $10.50 Ne Bulletin, one year, $12.50. witt® om Military” Drum. A tine corded, hammered brass drum sicks complece, Wivh DALY TANS FP’ Jaily Builetin, one year, $10.00; with bAILY Weebly Lt iletin, on $8.50. Subserive: pays expicc-; one at Witd ‘L ray ai = Rifles. : The Wineivester niaintuius it: jones. repeating riflemade aut in to Wel) need further description, We-will s octayon bar:el Winchester rifle TRANSCRIP? end + daily Buliec $22.75; with DAILY THARSCHIET Bullewin, One year, $20.75, Avevs rifle. We willsends crim fie f¥ ¥1 scriber pays exprers Flobert Rifles, ; A Flobert rifle, shooting _ 22-cal, Fiobert—weige——————— Sars ag for boys Who a; : fond of shooting, sent with BAILY SCRIET agd Datiy Bullet.n, one year, §11.95with VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Builetsp’ One year, $9.25, Subscriber pu)» express, = the best i hnOWn to Ja end a 44 ext With DAILY—~ i, Ole Seer, wig Weeliy inCeiiter fie” 40 leas. sub-—5 cit ‘Vert ments cen acrtio _ Busi “—furo TLOGi nserti ional a TRAN. at: Revaivers. We have decideu tu otter a strong, servic revolver for a prew) th aud have selecte American, double action, * Bui woy,”’ = ned sige trom 226, 88 cal it will be sent .wis 5 +h Preid~ Dany Buliein year, Li; with LAILY ‘KANSUKIPT” gad Weekly Bulieua, One year, $9. soribe leer ; y 99. Buoscriber pays on rishing Tackle, : Gur premium tishi.g rod is « 15 foot Culcutta bam.oo with iance woud tip and double ferrules At 18 & good servicravle rod and Wi.l be séut with q line, Feel, etc., complete, with DAILY ‘“#ANF pULIPa and Daily tiulétia; one year, $1L: with Be DALLY TLaNSULLe's aud W tidy Balletal, one year, 90. Subseriber pays xprecs, . Tent. . This ‘ga very userul prem wan and will hi Precisteu Ly ail who ge hunting, ing Uut, Ivis@ first-class a wud Made ot 8 oz. uuck; siz 0x7 test, aud will b soul with poles, pins, 2c., compleie, with nye rV) { ALANSULAP £ and Daily: busdeun, . one dear 912,00; with DAILY TRANDUKLYT aud W tel'y Lullevio, one year, $10.00. Subscriber paye the express, ; A hammock is ® premium that a " Whether puny trom the trees in * orn Gie poséy Ol'a shady Verandah, a hammock js ~ piceuresque and gu gesilve of obiissful comioit Acu-upl to end ele sant 13-toot bammoek, with be -eebepre-a; scout WI DAILY TRANBSOLLET Sud bay Lulicuu one year, $10.26; with DALY PANSU'! TY and Weexly Lui , Ong year ¥9.45. Bubscriber pays express.” : e apfishing OF Camptent, wate —pice’ Tennis, Among outdoor ga.nes lawn tens :01n'h thefav.vite —4u ine suflicient any eee 5 vemg Vidle.it; nip eine Qttenvon tied and in : terest sustained vor out the pame, Being 4 g8me1D Which ladies cAcel, you can secure th: y Wil Od your lad) wcquat iti 4 ay 140 to, a7 . Were ae Organ Daigouuit, complete TRANSCA rT cand one year, $19; with DAILY Will be sent—with—valLY vatly Lu‘letin, TRANSUL AT sud Weekly Bull x ib: $17. Subscriber payer sc otin, c iiss as an ak ve : es Wt : : Base Bau, passant ur base bai! outtit consiwt> of two . See threeaiso eu buts, twe pie a" epton NMS ote. cossplete, ant WI'' Le wemt Wil val WY / 1. ANSU ‘a2 wud bow Luilec a, Cae yar, gd S Attu Wit DAILY T: ANSU + anc’ Ween Buile= { +7, Oa One Year, 910, Suvnc_iber PAYS Okprets » ah = 74 OFFIC Hanging Lamp., ecr An ele, aut bau, uy aap with -ine : s ana irom 42. to of eles eas or er polisuec brass of a rich golu coior— » hijby OrbaWat Aud eecVvicesble iamp sent ' Ma DALY Laian Chive and Daily Bulletin, ove yeur +8 05 With DAILY TLANBOMI'T aud. Weekly Lusi; 0 16 year, %11.0%. Subscriber Paye ex-, fi press, a Stylogra;hic Pen.’ Always ready tu w.ite; carrics ink enews htne holder tz lust for weeks or moutt att Atte vent with DALY TRANSCR. rt acd Undy eo'N, On€ Year, $10 20; Wie . AbBUKIFT'and Weekly Bwiletia, ean AN be : EFIC! Standard Rain 6 iit ; ndard Rain Guage. ete Pproved by thes! jnaiservice ay i x e with ull div Cuons-sor use wilt geri brey boats DAILY Tia NBCWT and Daily Lusievin, one fear 0%) witu DAILY THANSCGIPT and Brog Weekly Lu''etin, one yea: . Mipge eel i e year, $3.75. Subscriber, Photographic. Outkt. Amateur photograpny is a most de'! hk popular recreation. with the tans coe ; falls of today anyone can soon acquire the ae of making s good picwure and wilt soon possess— Reet Ls huudreds of views taien by him or herse. The Custom apparatus we offerigso light it cau tasily be with the tarnied when walking er riding. kveryboay shou.d have one, ‘or it will Prove @ scurce of meee amusement to 4 aud of prods to ma sy, 4 comiplete photographic outht, consisting: of ylew catera lor making 3¢X 4$ picuures, with j tT) awk a leas, 6 rapiu ury plates, 2 vspanued : Ul arOh Ways, 2 packayesors. PA, 3 package of hypo, 1 priating frame, Thaone ar f bse terro~prusslate paper, 1 wheet of ruby paper, 1 : ATT Auesti HOZWUVe C) sep and _patent’ dryipy frame eS LL with .uil Insti uctions ‘tor inaking phocoxsa bs C° Will be scout with DAILY TRANSURLPE” hua Daily Bulletin, ‘one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN bUKI: Tunu Weekly Bulietiu, one ear, bubscriber £0 pay: express Charro Ee oad Francisco. ; : meet, Noré— Additional materials for amate hg tographers, may be had Sam OC Partrilige, We aly S49 Vommercia street, . + Francisco, 0 Ba k Standard Atlas, T Rand-UcNa ly ‘Barc rd Atlas Worle brary in iteelf—furnished raeney inde yolujue 0.192 pazey, el: zautly iMugtvated and a bound ina subsivuv'al niunner wita gold side ¢ stamp &p~P<opriately and bangsomel des'zned, j Fotials y °-Ce§ 4.00, wal! be sent with DAILY TRAN. SULIT ang Da ty Lultetin, one y-ar, §1j; with . DAILY TRANSUUE'T and ‘Weekly Bullesa, one : j Yeur,e9. Suoser.ver pays espress, z : a 0.5%. 5 HAMS Guizot's History ofFrance. —_ Guizov's “History of trance’ is a standard work ants in 6 Vola., a %3cautial’ Dound in cloth, pro.usely first-clas Must-at d wich flue Chyeavings. It wi be ceut oat . With DAILY TRANSCLPT nd Daily bulletin a one eats + Bi with DAILY-4Ra MSULIPT and _ C . etin \ belo one year, ae «0, Sub. crluer S _. Sewing Machines, 5 Ahigha .ew:g machiae—one of the bes, Dra’ machueyin he market; warranted for five years, 5 With DAILY WANSCUIPT and Daly Bu'letin, a OI year, €0; with Dally TheNoGKIPT and Weekly bulletin, ove year; $3 : ieprictnane yeary $27. Sppechite, pays —_— * NOTE--Peisons (ncaa obtarn it vy # “itiou tovhe of preferring Semi-Weekly Bullepaying 90 cenws a year in Place, eF pays express, * pis '-gr $1.50 be ad?ad Lo above pr’. ‘es, The Balen is the leadiug evenis Coast. pleteaecs of iis local news, reviews hews, wr''e itis the recognized authority in bulecin is vue only newspaperin California the Bipieme Cotist. The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome 12 seadal’ «rders I ¢ & journal in e‘1eulation nd i } the Pacifi ii is distinguished for tbe b.illiancy of its editorial ae itd r oi curven: literature and art, and exteni of foreign Owing to the difference iu time bet piace’ palpews eenters in the Kast, the world's news dey ia furnished bey faeae lev a tweave Dours in advance of the morning papers. ye, ¥6 Column mo sing—chelargestand best weekly publiswed in the Ween Fi Beatin, uobrng erles fer the Weekly accuracy and comajl financial and tzade circles; The D: that publishes in extemeo the decinions Yj ° ofeach day is furnished by the Bul issued every Wednesday Comprehensiy: .1d compact—5s, Reliable—400 first-class coutributo: Fresh—Brou, ht dome tothe Brenan’ Now ReadySubscribers not kept w Bend to us for specimen EDUCATIONAL Sco Fake ane a aa 4 topics. 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2 2 Ht a me ama } 4 ae Rr ee » sess teste A TE Ot MIM TPE RT @ & Phe Daily Transcript. ~ No. No, ot 0 fi lieps of troutin the mountain streams Names. Uertifi'e, She. Amt. ne Bina beet reg ere Laformthem that every kind of iruit . Bergin Thomas beeen pga $ a is like to form sew scqualntances, disposition a bre ; tl : : v ciety, loss of memory, necti _ vaised here and brings ahgber price . sowie Helen-J... > 299 200 100.00 ni eid sunfvastouseruptipus about ea fF Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 200 100 00) ¢ ee é-tonghe;fetid breath, coughs than that raised in aay othier part-Ol) p nervaud C./.rustee,.283 .0 10 og. “he srebioe alebtowe ts. eps eae pe #4 ban J Jock eo 2 consumption, ni ats, monomania ap the State; its mild climate and pure ALIA Ee “s BAe rod a pee requeént inganity, reliet be notobtat d, & a z s 4 ; 5 dd tn TR ct. ersons so afflicte ould apply immediate ippits neverfailing bountiful crojs of Haggin Loulet. Lrustee 2563125456250 fF either in person-or by letter-and haves ori re. KE Hosier L. M:"Trustee. .306 1890 45 001 Ure effected by his new endwerentific mode wheat, oats; corp, barley, rye, Martines x Tramee: = z = be treating these-diseases, which never fails-ofgrase its wonderfal production of ay perkine Oo Sas 80 40-09 . *Hecting @ quick and radical cure. : me tables; its excellent yraz-. Perkina H.C 0.. 00..,312 230-6 00 MARKIED MEN, kinds of vegetates; { Pichuir H: Trustee ~,.288 . 250125 00} Ur those who contemplate marriage, who ing lands and its vast herds of horses, . Robinson K. N. Trustee-220 459 225 00 . sre suffering under any of these fearful mal 4 7 s Kouins6a-L i.33. 3.2.. 16-00 250 00 . adies, should not forget the sacred responcattle, cep and swine. ~ . Kobiveon LL. .... 274 250 125 02 . sioility resting upo them, uor delay obTeli them-of-cur-immense-reservonefontesa oe . ~ : — ‘tein immediate relief, —+ See wont. Le Trustee.. CURED AT HOM. ; world. . . Rolph’ J Tt 258 37 187 50 ~ : of water—the largest _ the gig “Rolph Jamen 4 roses ae pt 150 00. .Persons atadistance may be CURED A'l Tell them that the richest quartz ANG) Rojo James. Trustee. .260 500__250-00. 4OME, by-addrersing # fetter-to Dr:-Gibbon, ¥el mines in the world are. in Ne-. Rolph James, Trustee. 251° 1000 500 00 ph aides hed length of ine the ra o Rol ames, Trustee 262 1 500 00 byes Bac. = ene ae : Rois James, Trustee 263 1000 600 00 wn be promptly sent, free from damage o1 vida c yeas ,. Selph James, 4.11 a4 6994 2007 uo . SUriosity, to any part of the country, with Fell them that one single acre 0 Rolph James, Brucwec. ee ft wu att plats Sirectiotis for ite pat a Nevada county iand will produce from Soph Teaes rruetes: ‘2 4 Fe 00 snelosing Lin PULLAHH in coin in a regs = eee “ nd] Rolph J i is 2000 istere tter through the Port Office ox 200 10 500 bushels of potatoes, & SOT TE GRAN OR Unter eee stale Lrough Wells, Fargo & Go, a packmge of _meet. : : ee Company, room Ny.-10, No. 320 Sansome £ ‘Rulama, rekon Write letters to .your—friends back . street, San Francisto, California bs Se ta ell ita otiie x Any stock upon which this vsesessment Seminal Weakness East. ai Dios «, . shall remain unpaid on the 15th dayof linpotency, ete., Tell them all about the its rich soll. January, 1*-1, will be delingnent, and @d kkin Dikeasse of ” hay at éach * x ‘3 mere —_ Sora a eee _NEVADA COUNTY. How te Heip Give It a Safe abe Henest Boom. a . Talk about it with every stranger you Write.them that this section raises . ) the bestuf-the-Bartiett Pears that. ge to supply the Eastern markets. them of the good health, good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society; fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind of business carried on: {CH thew of its: fine tuber on the niliw, its gold-and silver possibilities avd lis full and-bountful supply. of waterin every field and aLevery door. Tell them ¢f the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milInfo*m that it is no surprise at all to find a single potatoe weighing fom ane six pounds, abd round and bright ata silver dollar. ‘Peli them that oneacre will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of ‘splendia wheat, froin 50 to 120 bushels of pood overweight-oats; from 2 te.3 tons ol mowing and from two tg fourmowings each season, “Fell them that every article of. far garden or erchard, products finds a quick and ready market near: home, ? and towns is more than all the land yet under cultivation can supply. Tell them that our present citizene kindly invite all good citizens of olhe: States who waut to purchase » govd farm to come at oace to Nevada couuly. Tell yourtriends,livwever, that midst co farming aud trait lends Soe Se “tel. te. ¢ @ <—“eut the present owners at arom lea wu ~ twenty dollars per acre would not be -~lime-and-slate. » aunty have already been pre“empted, avd that poor. men With large families and nomoney to buy saie in woming here. Tell then the. class “of. men who t pared to buy. a twenty, forty, eighty or one hundred and sixty acre rach, and these are plenty atiow rates and extra good and fertile. if Tell them we need move farmers, -stockmen, fruitmén and men of capitalin every , ortion of Nevada county —in the country, in the towns and on the mountains to-help us to develop alithe hidden treasures Ol the sil, the timber on the mountains. and” the veins of gold and silver and other piinerals that are buried in them. If you are acquainted with any.men of Jarge capital back in any of the States, invite them to visit Nev.da county at once and see for themsel ver ts vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need o1 mere Capital to improve our towns, assist gur—basiness-men-and—rancu~ meh and to start new paying” enter prises by which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital iuvesied. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the-marble quarries, of* the ifon, Tell them of the unlimited’ water power for{actories aud of the valuable forests of the-finest orn .mental.woode on the Coast. — ‘of Tell. them that the fruits aod graper grown id this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than those grewn at a lower altitude. fell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a.crop worth frem $100 to $600 per acre per annum. Tell ihem that childgen here more -robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than childrem tear ed in the Jowlands. Above all, tell them that our-pedple are large hearted, generous und neighborly, and will extend. a yenuine wel come to worthy strangers who comp lw reside in their midst. moh 1 Tell them of our excellent schools, abundant churchesjand of the spirl: of progress which renders this ene ol the most desirable places\ia the Biute. for permanent. settlement. Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Teanscripr and it will keep . them iaforméd about the ricbestportion ofthe great and wonderful S:ate of California. —3 Dr. Besanke’s Cough aiid Lung _ Syrap. This syrup is ‘composed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we ada jast enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendng matter, by expectoration. — Ask our doctor if there could:possibly be amore happy combination for vbe.cure of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or to build up a weak and emaciated consumptive patient than this. For and whooping cough there is nothing better, and every mother who values thelives of her little cisildren county, Cal. ofthe Board of Directors, held on ,rhé 9b day of Dec., 1890, an assessment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cem per share was levied vu» on the Capital Steck of the Corporation, piyable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the vertised fur suie at public auctiuu; aud UunSafurday,the7th.day.of February; 169; to pay the delinquent assessment, wilh the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By orderofthe Board of Directors San-Francisco;¢aitforata:~ 4 place of business, San Franvisco, Califor nia. Nevada County, California. following described stock, Ou account of assessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyfourth day of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of tne respective shareholders, as follows : Ko.pb James, du ofthe Board ef Directors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Octeber, 140; s0-many-. — sheres of each parcel of UCB etock as way be necessary, will be seldat public auction, at the office of the Company, Koom 74; 0,320 S8ansome street, San Francisco, Cal ov Monday, the Twenty-Serond day of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M. of said day topay said Delingaent Assess ments ther ou, together. with cests of advertising end expense of the sale. ss ; Seat some re Secu oee ats ia, State . in mining Cainps } of California, dared tlie day of Novemand that the demand & ber, 189, in a Certain action wherein the Peuple of the State of California as Plain tiff recovered jud i erman as defendant, damages and all costs that may accrue on the 24ta day of November, 1890. ed property, to wit: situated and being in the corporate hinits of the City sof Nevada, Cvunty of Nevada DYSPEPSIA. : and State of California in J.ot J t (8) ac slock Fourteen (14) a: dsngnntad i the ___ INDIGESTION, Litt chal ani eh De Fath € 3. oer north by Br Creek, on the west by the lot of M, Solari, having a frontage of (80) eighty feet on road street and e.tending buck to spring street Mie AEP consisting of a frame buiiding anu . tenances belonging to the same. day, the 24tu day of of Deceniber, (890, at 12 o'clock M., of that day in front of the an and will succeed in this foot. hil, . Court House in thé City, Township and ~ yegion are those who can come Pre . will sellail the rigat, title and interest of = J. G, Bowerwan, the above named Defend-‘#hisinandtothe above described property atPublie Auction, for cash in U. ». gold} colin, to the highest aud best bidder, to satis y said Execution and all cost. Nevada Township, the 29th day of Novem-. . »; her, 1490. Ps iG 7 have . mony, to be takea uaderwe tion he’ ein. duly verified, praying for. en au of Nevada City, and Harry L. Jones, o lurdec O; paie-Oiall tae personalpropeity ou be : BR i aud the ev! esiave of s1id deceased, fae ihe _dec2 E, W. ROBER'S -Register. Notice of Assessment, . {QNSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD _/ Mining Company.—Location of Pr‘ 1clal place of Business, San Francisco, Caliornia. Leeatiun of Works, _ Nevada TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GLBBON’S DISPENSARY, No. 623 Mearney Street, Vorner Commercial.... .8an Franciros A Noticeis hereby given, that: at a.meeting a \ { Established in 1854 for the treatment . of Seuxal and Seminal Diseases such eas’ standing and JIcerated-.--.egs ess paymentis made before, will be so'd on . RB sticcessiully treat together 4, Rees . (Pr Gibbon hasthe ieasure Oran nivoncing at le has retired em visiting the principal Hospitals of Kurope, and-has resumed practive #* tue Dis peus: , 623. Kearney Street, San Frencisco, were his old patients and those requirin. hie services. may find him. = SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the conseqguenee ot selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth 2{ both sexes to an almost unlimited ex tent, producing with unerring certainty the foliowing train of morbid-symptouis unless com batied by scientific medical measures, viz’ Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tb. nead, rig ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and, the 1attling of chariots, uneasiness abou toins, weakness of the limbs, confused vis< y saat _.—_LHEO. WETZEE; Secretary: Office—Room No. 10,64 sansome street, Delinquent Notice. he eet BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Luvationof principal Location of works, North Bloomfield, Notice—There are delinquent upon the } suid) itt gusttredtint Saat liali Of Wet Es ibe FOR S .‘— ~ —LANDS ALE. Owihg tu anticipated change of Luriness and hefty Jin copy cicd A ot aes = Sell all the lands owned by me in this-coanty—all held under Government itle—and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from, a town lot upward, aid in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to loCation: a ‘ TRACT NO. 1.—-Consistifg of fractional Lot No, 5.in Sec. 27, fractional’Lot No, Sec 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks 1 and 3, and mill site on Worthington Ravine— aul eonstittng one tract of laud, on and ing the Pine Hillnorth of town contafhing aboutzs acres; bounded on the weat by the*Old Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of ‘he Coe Quartz Mine und on the east by ‘line fence with Pearce, & Caddy and fhe most of this land is well timbered; second growth pine and is susceptible of Leing divided into auumber of convenient and accessible tracts, mostiy very deep soi), valuavie for fruis growing, alfalla o1 gardening. Une ever-flowing-spring-on-bot-1in Block 8; oae-half of another éVver flowing spring will go with unuther subdivision; one-half right Of small st @xiu from atannel op another and two ever-flowing streams from tunheis on Dusth, ide of bill,’ ~PRACT NU, 2.—loree-sevenths (3-7tha,, anh livided, of tlvé “Old Block Urayel Ctainrs cortiining inthe whole nine acres, Lhigland-is we'l timbered, has youd suriace, no broken up, very deep 1ich soil and Jies udjoining Tract No, 1 on the west. SRACTNG, $= THE HOMESTEAD, Comprising all the lands bounded on turnpike road, north by the Hughes’ coad and Col, Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the west by. tue Knights of Masta Quartz claim, and on the south by the Coe Quartz Mine, couBULO Dg wbout 100 acres; wvout 49 acres euclosed with good, substuntial and mostly uew picket and wire fence, Phere are three. ever failing springs oi water within the euciesure, and {-ee water trom ravine fur garden and orchard; good dwelling house of. ty roums; about 200 fruit trees gruwing, assurled Varieties, One-halfin bearing and, no scale. This luaud‘bus been prouounceda by scores-of foreign horticuliuris s und yineyurdists as beilg Dist-cluss olive and vineyard luud—the Very best in this purt of the olule—unhd The same kind asthe horticustuiisis and vineyardists in Napa and other counties . how purchasing at high prices fonthesame-putposes. mop TKACT NU. 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on east sideof turepike’road, exte.ding ffem, Powhluy Quartz Mine to James tiummill’s, Corteining-aboue ls°ueres, with right of way sor ditch jrom Suu bh Yuba Caual; and a vever failing small stream of water towing fom v Lunuel on thistract, Would divide well inc four lots, 1KACI No, o.—On norvh side of bgpike roaa, tying between R. Noell’s_and C. RB ua enclosed fields’, COltaiuing’ 10 acrés. ‘fwo-thirds well timbefed, aud deep soil. rine Aliaiualand. Willmaketwo elegunt 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal ruisthrough extreme upper portion, te ; tKACT No. 0—Un south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, coutuinisg about ot acres, Considgrabletimber on this tract, with rignt of way vvertract No. y for ditch from south 1 uba Cawal. ‘wadrich deep suil. Will make several convenientsubdiyisions, fiom 6 to 2 acres. : “teACT NO 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in bectiun 25, adjuining Glenbiook premises ou (he south, Conte niny aboulsi ucres. Considerable timber undsome yery yvod land, with right of Way us be.ore stated. : “ a Abe olulibus une make eight trippeach way, perday, over the turnpike road, —— TRAC No. 5—The southeastquarte section 28, in‘k. 16, N.K,. 9 K., (less one acre i 0 alfotrouthwest quarter of same section, 279 aCTés, OWMEd jolitly with A, Koberts. “ihe whole tract is oticred. ‘Phere is one living seal aud several overtiowing springs ou this tract, All of ihe above lands ae “under the ditch” and water can be had atalltimes. ibekMS OF SALE—Onehalf Cash. ‘fhe renuinder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local isterest. ‘Small tracts cash. Aiso—#uu feet, or shures, ont vf ov nthe *:Norwieu Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, in Block No. 12. insouth Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3. acres with diteh, = ths an te: ~ ssa alow ‘Trustee. .807 °1000 5u0 00 And in accorda ce with law, aud an or-. medicine will be delivered by expresstoany Ml var’, of the United Sjates. address DR;-J; F: GIBBON; 623 KCUMIey street, corner Commetclal, San Francisco Ottice Box 1457. DR. GUNN'S Bh. ERs: Pa PICHOIR, Secretary. . . , Oflice—R6om ‘No. 320: Sansume street, . " , oa Gan Franci :co,*/-life nia. aor el ee BREA Regulating Catarhtii THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Reme A SURE PREVENTIVE _ AND. POSITIVE. CURE-FOR——\-—+ ‘Costivenes 3 and Con-tipation. BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever and Ague AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLED ~~ Constable's Sale. 2 Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION .SSUED , outof Justice H.J, Wzi-ht’s Court of ay S2U. -Boewm of $25.00 for the su 1 have levied upon the following describAll that certain piece or parcel of land ~~ WER VOUSNESE . Loathing of Food, . Kidney Complaints,: ty manag ty in 1669 and is bounded on the ‘oad street, on thé east by Leer Nausea impure Blood, together with all improyemente General Pewiiity tenements, hereditaments and appurce . unn’ s+ tery Notice is hereby given that on WeduesDt G E 8 Bitter 5. See PURELY : ‘ VEGYEAKIK Jounty of Nevada, State of cCualifornia, 1 Perfectly Safe, Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO, Proprietoreand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisce Dated ‘ar RICHARD‘DILLON, Constable. Delinquent Notice. ATE HAY#S MINING COMPANY.— Location ‘of principal place of bualness, San Francisco, California. Location of oe Erench Corral,Nevada eounty, CaL* = _ FOR BALE BY GARR HBROs, D. S. BAKER, ‘Draving andGeneral Hauling Transporting, Ete. a Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on atvount o1, ussersmcnt No. 2, levied on the tweatyfourth day of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of vae_e spective shareholders, as follows : ARTICULAR ATBENTION PALD TO No. No. Names. Certificate. Shares, Am’t. Block James N.. 9 125 #250 the Transportation of Baggage for The£.07k Jawes N. 10 100 200 . trical Companies pe. ciie 9 ate 6 i 22 —s¢ Shepard J. L. No. 13 100.. 200 Audig accordance with law and an orDry Oak Wood dev of ube Board of Disevtois, made on the . twenty fourta day of Uctober, !80, so many [. “— Dutch Flat Stage Line, be necessa’y, will be sold at publicauction at the odice,of the Company, Koom 14, No. 220 bansome sireet-wan Francisco, Califor= . _ Leaves Nevada Oity on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At T A.M. nia,on Monday the twenty second day of-. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT; December, 1690, at the .our of 8 oclock P. Saturday _For sale in lots from 1 to 500 cords. M. of said day, to pay_said aelinquent assessments thereon, toge.her with costa of advertisitig and or atte of the gule._ . P_UHOIK, secretary. Office—Room 24, No. #20 Sansome stceet, San Frane‘sco, California, @ Allas Vilation. NITED-STATES LAND OFFICE, SACramento, Cal., Ocu, bib, 1890. Oliver P. Davis, Agriculiu:a: Coovestant, vs. Wiliam Downie aud A.venus Davidsoa, M. A. 1006, ang. A. Ashpvio’and Otis Baier, Adverse Cigimants, Lespoudeatg, lLayo'ving, 8. 1-2 0fN. W, 1 4aud N, 3-2 of 8. W. 1-4 of sec. 30.T.17N,,R.10E., M. D. Baud M. Opon tilling aad coasice.ing the ye: ified and corroborsied pe iiion of uhe avovenamed Contesvuat and good cause ap»earjug Laereior: itis orde.ed: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis tugeitber with bis wiunesses and each auGalloithe above named i aeral Kespondents, together with toefe wit} ~ ~ nesses be and appear peiors F-auk Power Justice o: che Peace, at nis oficein Nevada City, Cale., be beiog he'ebyv des guv.ed asap Oicer. Dearest the Jand, ea Decemoer xh, 4.0 atl10 A, M. of that day,vhe ore tesuovisions of Kule 35 of Prectice: Thenand theie o ivv.oduce evideuce to estab’ish tue minuetatfvr ReDim neral Cha™ucter of the a love descsiped tract Tne he: ‘vg is wade’ retunable bé-ore be'’e\ibves vad bLeceives vfios ote a obs offve Oa, Dec. ith, 090, No ssuimony 9% beriean tht taken beore the -deposio, shice>, e2eve-menur oned, wi'i be cons 'aéred by'v4 is oulice. And if euhef >>." #@ '10 aoveas fn resouuse tO-tHigiva.oa de saliw ioe duly eaered. -. SELDEN HETZEL. kezister. Order to Show Cause. N tne Supw.i:or Coart of Nevada Couniy, Caltlo ule. 4u tov imater Of the Estate of Taomas Du istan, deceased, Ww. it. F e'uva:, the Adminis.ator, with the Wijlanuexed of the Kstate of Thomas Dunsean, deceased having fi'ed his peiiTussday Thursday and AT. 7 ACM, DASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING. THIS I line reech Nevada Ciiy at noon, instead ofat7:80 P. M.-by railroa charges easonable, T. P, BLUE. Pron ietor $6000.06 a year igbeing madedy Jobe RK. Goodwin, troy, at work -for us Keadef,you may no we can teach you @,0¥ $pare moments only to the work. Allis new. Grest pay BURE for every work er. We sed 1oe, Sunibing everything. EASIL¥, SPEEDILY learned; PARTICULARS FREE. Address a’ NSON & €O., PORTLAND, MAINE, Homestead Application. AND OFFICE AT ‘SACRAMENTO, CAL,, November-#, 1890. I, George W. Jones, ‘of Nevada County, Cal.,wbo made Homestead Application No. 5266 for the Lots land 2and the 8 1-2 0f N. B.1-4s8ee, 4, T. 16, N. K.10E. M. D. M., ma give novice of my inteation to make final proof to ‘establish my claim to the land above dese.ived and that I expect to prove my residence and . cultivation before the Judge of the Supe ° or Court of Nevada County, Cal., at Nevada City and County, Cal,, oa January 6, 38°", by twe of the following witnesses . Harvey Cooper, John K. Pierce aud John denne y purpoce there’a set -oita, it is thereiore orue ed by the sa deVou.c, thatall persous inlecesiedin ibe Kstute o. said deccased, wp pear be.oie the gaia Court on Tuesday, the ovb day of Jauuay, loyvl, et 10 o’cluck ia tae ivrendon us said day ei thy Coart oom in Nevada Viiv, io show cause why an orde shuuld nut be giouted ‘Ugeid Aduinistesvor tosell allo. tue Kotute Of said deceased at publie sale rs And that a,copy 0 Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given tbat the ui deisigned will apply tothe Hon. Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, at (he Court House in Nevada City, on Tuesday, Janua ry 6th, 1891, at 10o’tlock 4. M. of taut day, as soon thereafter as a healing can be had, for a renewal of license to take 'oll upon the bridge across the Bouth Yuba Riyer,at a point Mhown as BridgepoitC ropsing. decls 8. Db: WUODS. f this ofder be publish ed at least iOns successive weeks in the uvily T.auscsipt, @ DOWspaper printed and pupiisbed in said gouny, g f ame J, AM sWALLING, 5 See superior Judge, Dated Dec, 4ih. 1690, — ilee A. burrows} A.oraey, d5 2 que SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF -]. applicants for gertificates to teach tn the public schools of Nevada county will be néid 4t Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning at 9 ofelock a. M. on Monday, Dec. 22,1890. . : Each applicant is required by law, to paya 2. iy fee of 9 P “AT J.TIFFANY, Secretary Board of Educstion, PR ere A Dividend Notice. ] TVIDEND NO. 40.0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER 5») saa'eonvhe Capital Stock of the CLPINS BANK will become aue aud payatle on and after December 10th, 1890, at the Notice to Oreditc 's, Estateof J. A. J. Ray.. OTiICS is hereby givek’ bythe undersigned, Admitristrator of the Estate of . A.J. Kay, decezsed, to the creditors.of and ali persons baving claims azainst the acd deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, wishin ten months after tae first publicatten of this notice to the ga‘d Administ stor, at the 'aw office of Fred Sears at Nevada Civ, the same being the place ‘or the (-ansac*.on of the business of paid esiale,in said county of Nevada, ‘ ~~ GEORGE W. RAY Adminfstrator of the Estate of J. A. J. Ray, Ch BBE ays keep it in the house, i ese and tlie babies . t.-Bold Carr Bres, “AML orders strictly attended to and TEAOHERS EXAMINATION, . Al o— 4.-sourth undiy ded interest in the “Inkerman NO.08-Star-on the south--acouty acres. Aiso—One-hbuif uadivided interest in the “LastChange Copper Mine,” idée, Conutainiag v4acies, situaced iu Spenceville Copper District. Maw LH ESE MiNiNG CLAIMS AKK ALL PATENSED, — _Aiso—My Law Library consisting of 425 yolumes of Keports, Statutes and Standard text books, coatained 1. six glass fiont bookcases, with otfice furniture and furnishings, Maps, lramed engravings and other otlice equipments. . : Also—A good 5-.00m house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turapike roudip Hill’s lat. = : HB. W. ROBERTS. ae : ‘ GRASS VALLEY,CAL, f Quartz Mine;” adjoining the wa or Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Special Bar.,ains in Lands. z00 acres cleared ; good orchard in pearing} a large, never-failing supply of free water ; allimplements, tools, ete., with place, — —— ~~ $60904125 scres; not more than 2 miles from Névada City or Grass Wal ing of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. i —-$3750--150 acres-gently rolling -fruit or grazing land; all fenced ; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost. about $2500. Great harvain; must be sold. . $900--60 acres good-frait land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15 acres cleared ;. house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming impléments; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. : $2 150-0425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; two good houses and two barns; LUO acres cléared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold.at the above low price on accountof. absenger BO=-10f acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, sever head of cattle; tWo horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada Citv. A rare’ chance to secure a profitable farin at.adow price. $250000125 acres; 4 iniles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and burn; séme ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. << 0 easter LAN DS TIMBE TE $8000--560 acrés; two miles _from-NevadaCity covered witha fitie growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is wort) more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent-fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated eevee : Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. gee er f ES

Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. depot.'. Both have -good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev, ery advantage for a desirz ble ho,ne, fe) : 2 hese are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of Lands at prices ranging trem $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Yasy. NEVADA —COUNTY ]} 4NDAND _IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. : Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD. Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT . oo (Regular Price $6 a Year) ji 35 Ww Lorex THE! SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) . e Poth for $6 50 a Year . @FEFRR NO, 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ~( Regular Price $6 a Year} THE SAN. FRANOISCO DAILY CALL (Reguyiays Price $6 a Year) { Both for $9 00 a To take advantage of ay one ut the Combinations 5 You Must Pay in Advanee for One Year' Those in arrears for tne TiiaNscripr now mast pay up in full, and also pay one, year’s combination price in advance. : The Daily Transcrip isthe Leading paper of Northern Central Caiifornia—a position it has maintained since it was established in 1860. it gives the latestand most reliable Mining, Horticultural, Court, Supervisoval and jther Neve ia county news. It is bright, independent, enterprising and uteresting. é The San-Francisco Weekly Call Isa handso.ve eizht-page paper. Jt is issued every Thursday, and_covtains—all_of the impo. taut news of tae week, gleaned fram every quavier of the globe, complete vv to dacz 0° publicavion, It contains inte esting special correspondence from all of the p.iacipai citiés of the world and a vast emount of the beri selecced and original gene-al litertidce. Jt /atnishes tbe latess and mostieliable financial news aad market quoia yioas, and gives special at.ention to mining, horticulural aud agricultural news una is jo CvOEy TORR EOE a first-clags family "er, appealing to the interest of every-member-ot“heugenola, f v The Morning Call p fod and ia recognized as being the i ; (Seven issues a week Isallive metropolitan daily. Tthas the lacgestcirevla' eadingnewsvaper the Pacific Coast. ~* : South Yuba Transrortation and Supply. Company Incorporated .» 1390, : Directors: _ « = Al ¢ TRECIDGO,Esgq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. H. C., CALLAHAN, Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. : CEO. G. ALLAN, Ese. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. : Mondays; Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A. mi Stages leave’ Maybert for Nevada City yia Ormonde und Washiagten on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and. Saturdays, at 5 A. M, ; \ WGORTHLEY & NICHOL,{Managers. N.’B.—This orfanization was necessary forthe protection of -ourselves‘and thoge doing busidess with us. We propose to run~Stages regularly, winterand Simmer, snowjor no snow, We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of our itfends. Signed:; Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co.,, Diamond PD. Mining ,, Bmebell Mining Co., : office 4’ theCitizens Bank, ‘ pa'cd this 12th day of November, 166, oaN MORGAN, Cashier, re e _iCanyo. Sreek Mining Co,. FT 2 ree other]. the east bythe . _ Much of this tract. is neariy' level, . ’ 400 feet on the . $5 000-+320:acres, three miles from. Grass Valley; good hodse and_parn;. ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard>in bearing, consist-, Year! a Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and . --4.~ ‘ Pe bO monae on ef Borerw Home Mutual Insurance Co. 7 oF CALIFORNIA 4 ee eae 300,000 (PEINCL/AL OFFICE 216Sansome et., San-Franciseo Fire Insurance: Only~ J. ¥. HOvGHTON, President. J.1.N,. SHEPARD, Vice President, —-"GWERLES H, STORY, Secretary s R. H. MaGiLy, Genéra’ Agen Sy Risks epee oe on all Clusses of desirable property inthis county at rates as 10W as sol anteeing a promptand liberalresponse toa! just claims for loss. Grass Valley Branch For Neyada Counts "JOHN G, COLEMAN. _ GEO.W. HILL Manager ED: SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLE Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘tHE WO No* 1, RLD. vency and a fair profit will admit of, guair a pF OUR lowing valuable Premiums at the follow Solia Gold and Silver Watche Realizing the importance of a good wat premiua, we Rave ieeeea the “Waltham” » being the best known and most reliable . tim pieves in the market These watches have a world-wide reputation which. they -havegained solely on theit merits, The cases we guaantee to Ue of soliu gold'and coin silver respectively, and if not just as represented miay be revuried wt . : our expense and we will refund tne mouey paid: We are prepared to niuke the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, a8 will be 7 a7 re . Solid’ Gold Watch—Gents . “A gentlenian’s solid gold hunting, case watch, “Walthain’’ movement, stem-winding aadstem: setting, With DAILY TKANSURIPL ond Pars Bulletin, one-year, $36.50; Watch, DAILY TRANSURLey and Weekly Bulletin, one year, ‘¥34740. Subscfiber pays eXpress charger on watch from San Francisco Solid Géld Watch—Ladies’. . A lady's sovid yold huniing case watch, ‘*Wail tham” movement, steni-winding, sveM-setting , with DAILY THANSCKIPT and Daily bulletin, one year, $29; wilh VAILY TRANSCRIPT ana “Weekiysbuuetim, one year, $26,90, Suvseriber Clevo thes ate Solid Silver Watches. Botid¢o silver. hunting case water __ Wale than” movenient, stem-Wi.ding wnd stemsetuing,@ thoroughly reliabie Ume-keeper, with AILS ARANDSUDIED and Doenty~Bulletip, one ‘Year; SIS; With DAILY TRANSCRHLEPT aud Weekly Bulletin, ohe year, $16.90, Bubscriber to pay, Xpress charges uu Watch from Sau Francisco, oame Wath, opea tace, with DAILY TRANSUbirL, wna Daily Builetio, une year, ¥15; with DAILY ‘MKANSORIPT aud Weekly bulletin, one The American Pastry Cook. ~ PRICK #2, No. 2, Hote] Meat Cooking.PRICK g2. ¥ ee I: Chicago Herald Cook_ing School. = (For Families, — “PRICE $1.50. No. 4, Cooking For Protit. PRICE 83 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF PBR sever HOTEL GAZETTE.’ 420 Kearney Stieet. San Francisco Nevada County N. G8. R, TIME TABLE NO. 41. Takes Effect Satucday, Nov. 15, '90, at 12. o'clock noon, LEAVING NEVADA CITY: T00_ P.M. sveniha Teaving "Ban Fre aciseoat7:30 A. M; ¢ = ; 9:30 P M. Daily, connecting with oe. « * Overland Passenger arriving inSan Francisco at 6:45 A. M., and with overland Jeaving san Francisco at7 P. e 4:27 A. M. sctets and ina ber ing San Francisco at7_P:; M.,.aiso Eastern. passengers. é a Daily, ecnnecting with 5:37. M. Overland leaying San Francisco at 7:304.M., and bringiag Fase-, e.D mail, : : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. k. H. BROWN, Superintendent IT HAS TURNED UP. WHAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE Y selling our new Book “CHARAOTEK pKLICHES.” itis the greatesi seliin book ever bioughtout -n the sovth. TPY-1 WO—52-KULL PAGE ORIGINAL.JILLUSTKATIONS, fresh and giriking ; humoreus and serious Printed on heayy plate paper. Icvisthe Cheapest.book sor its nize and chaiacter ever published. = One agentsold 103 copies in Nashville in three days. rice of outfit only 75 cents. Apply,at once jor terms and territory. lf you soon Secrona sr ap ee AC SAN ASCO ¥IF-T Year, $12,.y0 Subscriber t pay” xpress Charges . on Watch from san f'raucisco, Nickle Watch, A nandsome nick.e steim-winding watch, open face, good mouvement, with DAILY TRAs~ pUniPs and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11: with DAILY TRANSCRIP anu Weekly Bulletin, one year, $3.90. Subscriber to pay express charges ou Watch rom San Fraiicisco, m es Bicy.es. * The Bicycle we bave selected aw a 4 tne “apoio” —while not the miust expensive is a first-class article in every respect. it is handBone ahd substantially made, it runs easily and iv prime favorite. it is standard: finish with nickle trummings, and will be seutcomplete with saddle-bay, tools, etc. Willbe sent with DAILY THaNDCHIP4 aad Daily Bulletm, one year, tor $2¥, with DAILY TRANSOKIP' and Weekly vulletin, one year, $26.90. {The above prices are lor & 36-.1ch Wheel, Price per additional inca ihadé known 6ii application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle irom San Francisco. Boys’ Velocipédes. __A16-isech-wheel; standara mish, wrought-iron velocipede, with bell, etc., complete, sent with DAILY LKANSCKIPT and” Dauy Bulletin, one year, $12.00; with DAILY TKRASSURIPY aaa Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers, Thigisa type-writing age, Kverybody has one Wie las wrillng to ao’ or shou'u have one, He-ois your vpportunity, The San type-writer ‘4a periect instrument, simple ju constuction, Curiy Workea neauy mounted ana boced, witha instiuctions for use, which can be learneuia ten minutes, With DAILY 'PRANSCMIPL and Daily bulievin, one’ year, $17;.with DAILY TRANSCULPT «and eekly Bulletin, one year, $16: Suoscriber pays express, 0 Cane.,_ r yhtsize with 14-k gold head, wil be seat with DA‘LY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Lullet-n, oae year, 712.00; with DAILY THANSCIIPT ‘and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.00. Suoscciver pays express, 3 2. Telescope. A very useful articie:'thatwnyone living in the country oF vrayeliug, will appreciate. Ouc preanium telescope is « good, stfoug instrument, With Bi Objcct-glass-4-—1nches” in diameter, ¥ diaws, 6 inches long When closed, leather cased, aud willbe veut with DAILY ‘TRANSORLPT and Darty Bulletin, One year, $11; With VAILY TRANSUKIPT anu Weekly bulletin, one year, 99. Sub criberto pay expreta charges, Se Microscope. A most interesting instrument and of great Use to. the student.-;-This in no toy, but a powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the foou weeat aud the water we drink, it stands6inches high and mr yuites 60 diameters, aud wil besent with DAILa TRANSUK. PY aud Daily Bulietin, one year, $14: with DAILY TRASSCLIPTPand Weekly Buliewn, one year, $9, “Subsertber to pay express charges, Musical. Instrumerts. Jn making our -selyctions of musical instruments for premiums. we almed in every itstance Lo et #goou article—one that we need not hesjtate to sead to aperforiuer whois a conno.sseur, We have made urrarigements with the eading manufacturers aug jobvers that enable us to offer SCRIPT ov unpreceaently liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplayingis an a-co. plishment that has become very fashionable during the last few years, Iv is revdisy earned by anyoue-haying a good ear ior muric, and “makes ® spiendid accompaniment fourth tceinsinging. We will send a hapasome » « le-im, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with > strucuon book, with DAILY TKANSCRIP. and vrily Bulictin, one year, $11.00; with D7; vx TRANSCUIPY anu Weekly bulletia, one year, 39.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, B Flat Cornet. .Ahandsome nickie-b flat cornet, with full set Of ed tsu vrOens, Music rack, case and insteuction book? ompl.te-—a fue o('0 iLstrument—with DAILY TKANSGHIPT and Daily Buiietin, one year, $6.00; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Vebkly Bulletin, $14.69, Subscriber pays express charges. Flute.’ The flute is oe of chesweetest and easiest musical inztruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano aud ail other ingiru nents, For « prea.um we baye selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6keyeu, cork jointed flute with traing’ slide, and willugudit with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Da'ly Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Butiétin, one year, $19.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. ne Pianos, @A minrature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, qleelit finished— just the thing for eb'ldren to learn to play on; anes goou music Sentwith DAILY TUANSC >and Datiy Bul etin, one. year, $41.00; WithDnILY TAANSCUIPT and —W eekly Lullgain,o . year, 99.00, Suoscriber pays express. O Croquet. A beautiful croquet eet for eight players will be seut-v.th DAILY TLANSC’ TP'T auc Dai Luet'u, ome Jour, $10; wich DAILY Te >. IeTana Wee !y bulletin, one-year, $3, Subecriber pays ©. press, {-% ; : Shot. Guns, We made a aspecia! point of securing @ good gun for a premium— one vuat we can recommen?) and are not sstistied when outfit receiyed, mouey 1e/unded, ; . Address, Southwestern Publishing House, 153 and 155 North Spruce St. = ___Naihville, Tenn. 294m TH. Overland : Monthly. T ENT YEAR WILL BE ” ILLUSTRATED DESOR’PTLVE . eae i ee Without the Overtand Menthiy impossib le to ksep jaformed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential-tothé home-seekerand investor To lovers of literature the Overland offerseach mouth the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Its storles of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, from mining-camp days tothe living present. Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best Bastern work, ‘deeoe If you wish teaid the growth of the Pacific Coast, subscribe for the Overland Monthly. = c : s $4.00 yeryear, © One Sample Copy, ‘i’ venty-five Cents, The Ovecland Moato'y Publishing’ Oo. Sam Francisvo Valifornia, a Beginners carn from 926 tp @50 i “pet week, aud. more after a little experience. We can furnish you v employment, ge will teach you » You work in you o' \Wy. wherever you live. Both sexes, all vid We dale o HK LEADING FEATURE Of THE PREs. feel assucecthat.our lecy‘on will beallihat you canasx. OUurpremium gun is well made and handsumely, finisiec, 1) shoG ' sirouy ana accusately, ana ‘s a’ reliable gtip in‘every pai~ tievlar, -1bi6 the very vest ,un eer offered as a newspaper premiumancis weil worth worl wing for, 1ti¢ & maaificent double »weech--ovder’ with twist varrels ac ection vide spay, ruber bute, Nor, 10 anc 12. gauye. as desired; and wili besent wih DAILY DLANS@a PT amu, Daily Britetin, one yees, 825 witu DAILY TeANeOtirT and Weekly Bulictin, One year, $i¥. Same gun a: avove, with (OH We will’send THE DAILY TRANSCRIP? with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin; and any of, he folPICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. A Nickle tenor drom; complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and SCRIPT and W. Subscrso or pay seen by the fojlowiny offers: > ia GANSCRIPT and vo pe) eXpreet charges on Watch trom Sap Bran. . : = —ftess-cartringes, jus. the 1) tuwug aciub, A fiest-ciags te these lustruLients iu conection with the TRAN~ > ing prices, payabjé ift advance : )] Drums dé 14-lnieh bead, With stig ke ema id Daily 6 $12.50, Witt DAILY TRAN y Lulletin, one io ser raas y ONO Year,, $10.50 Ne Bulletin, one year, $12.50. witt® om Military” Drum. A tine corded, hammered brass drum sicks complece, Wivh DALY TANS FP’ Jaily Builetin, one year, $10.00; with bAILY Weebly Lt iletin, on $8.50. Subserive: pays expicc-; one at Witd ‘L ray ai = Rifles. : The Wineivester niaintuius it: jones. repeating riflemade aut in to Wel) need further description, We-will s octayon bar:el Winchester rifle TRANSCRIP? end + daily Buliec $22.75; with DAILY THARSCHIET Bullewin, One year, $20.75, Avevs rifle. We willsends crim fie f¥ ¥1 scriber pays exprers Flobert Rifles, ; A Flobert rifle, shooting _ 22-cal, Fiobert—weige——————— Sars ag for boys Who a; : fond of shooting, sent with BAILY SCRIET agd Datiy Bullet.n, one year, §11.95with VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Builetsp’ One year, $9.25, Subscriber pu)» express, = the best i hnOWn to Ja end a 44 ext With DAILY—~ i, Ole Seer, wig Weeliy inCeiiter fie” 40 leas. sub-—5 cit ‘Vert ments cen acrtio _ Busi “—furo TLOGi nserti ional a TRAN. at: Revaivers. We have decideu tu otter a strong, servic revolver for a prew) th aud have selecte American, double action, * Bui woy,”’ = ned sige trom 226, 88 cal it will be sent .wis 5 +h Preid~ Dany Buliein year, Li; with LAILY ‘KANSUKIPT” gad Weekly Bulieua, One year, $9. soribe leer ; y 99. Buoscriber pays on rishing Tackle, : Gur premium tishi.g rod is « 15 foot Culcutta bam.oo with iance woud tip and double ferrules At 18 & good servicravle rod and Wi.l be séut with q line, Feel, etc., complete, with DAILY ‘“#ANF pULIPa and Daily tiulétia; one year, $1L: with Be DALLY TLaNSULLe's aud W tidy Balletal, one year, 90. Subseriber pays xprecs, . Tent. . This ‘ga very userul prem wan and will hi Precisteu Ly ail who ge hunting, ing Uut, Ivis@ first-class a wud Made ot 8 oz. uuck; siz 0x7 test, aud will b soul with poles, pins, 2c., compleie, with nye rV) { ALANSULAP £ and Daily: busdeun, . one dear 912,00; with DAILY TRANDUKLYT aud W tel'y Lullevio, one year, $10.00. Subscriber paye the express, ; A hammock is ® premium that a " Whether puny trom the trees in * orn Gie poséy Ol'a shady Verandah, a hammock js ~ piceuresque and gu gesilve of obiissful comioit Acu-upl to end ele sant 13-toot bammoek, with be -eebepre-a; scout WI DAILY TRANBSOLLET Sud bay Lulicuu one year, $10.26; with DALY PANSU'! TY and Weexly Lui , Ong year ¥9.45. Bubscriber pays express.” : e apfishing OF Camptent, wate —pice’ Tennis, Among outdoor ga.nes lawn tens :01n'h thefav.vite —4u ine suflicient any eee 5 vemg Vidle.it; nip eine Qttenvon tied and in : terest sustained vor out the pame, Being 4 g8me1D Which ladies cAcel, you can secure th: y Wil Od your lad) wcquat iti 4 ay 140 to, a7 . Were ae Organ Daigouuit, complete TRANSCA rT cand one year, $19; with DAILY Will be sent—with—valLY vatly Lu‘letin, TRANSUL AT sud Weekly Bull x ib: $17. Subscriber payer sc otin, c iiss as an ak ve : es Wt : : Base Bau, passant ur base bai! outtit consiwt> of two . See threeaiso eu buts, twe pie a" epton NMS ote. cossplete, ant WI'' Le wemt Wil val WY / 1. ANSU ‘a2 wud bow Luilec a, Cae yar, gd S Attu Wit DAILY T: ANSU + anc’ Ween Buile= { +7, Oa One Year, 910, Suvnc_iber PAYS Okprets » ah = 74 OFFIC Hanging Lamp., ecr An ele, aut bau, uy aap with -ine : s ana irom 42. to of eles eas or er polisuec brass of a rich golu coior— » hijby OrbaWat Aud eecVvicesble iamp sent ' Ma DALY Laian Chive and Daily Bulletin, ove yeur +8 05 With DAILY TLANBOMI'T aud. Weekly Lusi; 0 16 year, %11.0%. Subscriber Paye ex-, fi press, a Stylogra;hic Pen..’ Always ready tu w.ite; carrics ink enews htne holder tz lust for weeks or moutt att Atte vent with DALY TRANSCR. rt acd Undy eo'N, On€ Year, $10 20; Wie . AbBUKIFT'and Weekly Bwiletia, ean AN be : EFIC! Standard Rain 6 iit ; ndard Rain Guage. ete Pproved by thes! jnaiservice ay i x e with ull div Cuons-sor use wilt geri brey boats DAILY Tia NBCWT and Daily Lusievin, one fear 0%) witu DAILY THANSCGIPT and Brog Weekly Lu''etin, one yea: . Mipge eel i e year, $3.75. Subscriber, Photographic. Outkt. Amateur photograpny is a most de'! hk popular recreation. with the tans coe ; falls of today anyone can soon acquire the ae of making s good picwure and wilt soon possess— Reet Ls huudreds of views taien by him or herse. The Custom apparatus we offerigso light it cau tasily be with the tarnied when walking er riding. kveryboay shou.d have one, ‘or it will Prove @ scurce of meee amusement to 4 aud of prods to ma sy, 4 comiplete photographic outht, consisting: of ylew catera lor making 3¢X 4$ picuures, with j tT) awk a leas, 6 rapiu ury plates, 2 vspanued : Ul arOh Ways, 2 packayesors. PA, 3 package of hypo, 1 priating frame, Thaone ar f bse terro~prusslate paper, 1 wheet of ruby paper, 1 : ATT Auesti HOZWUVe C) sep and _patent’ dryipy frame eS LL with .uil Insti uctions ‘tor inaking phocoxsa bs C° Will be scout with DAILY TRANSURLPE” hua Daily Bulletin, ‘one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN bUKI: Tunu Weekly Bulietiu, one ear, bubscriber £0 pay: express Charro Ee oad Francisco. ; : meet, Noré— Additional materials for amate hg tographers, may be had Sam OC Partrilige, We aly S49 Vommercia street, . + Francisco, 0 Ba k Standard Atlas, T Rand-UcNa ly ‘Barc rd Atlas Worle brary in iteelf—furnished raeney inde yolujue 0.192 pazey, el: zautly iMugtvated and a bound ina subsivuv'al niunner wita gold side ¢ stamp &p~P<opriately and bangsomel des'zned, j Fotials y °-Ce§ 4.00, wal! be sent with DAILY TRAN. SULIT ang Da ty Lultetin, one y-ar, §1j; with . DAILY TRANSUUE'T and ‘Weekly Bullesa, one : j Yeur,e9. Suoser.ver pays espress, z : a 0.5%. 5 HAMS Guizot's History ofFrance. —_ Guizov's “History of trance’ is a standard work ants in 6 Vola., a %3cautial’ Dound in cloth, pro.usely first-clas Must-at d wich flue Chyeavings. It wi be ceut oat . With DAILY TRANSCLPT nd Daily bulletin a one eats + Bi with DAILY-4Ra MSULIPT and _ C . etin \ belo one year, ae «0, Sub. crluer S _. Sewing Machines, 5 Ahigha ..ew:g machiae—one of the bes, Dra’ machueyin he market; warranted for five years, 5 With DAILY WANSCUIPT and Daly Bu'letin, a OI year, €0; with Dally TheNoGKIPT and Weekly bulletin, ove year; $3 : ieprictnane yeary $27. Sppechite, pays —_— * NOTE--Peisons (ncaa obtarn it vy # “itiou tovhe of preferring Semi-Weekly Bullepaying 90 cenws a year in Place, eF pays express, * pis '-gr $1.50 be ad?ad Lo above pr’. ‘es, The Balen is the leadiug evenis Coast. pleteaecs of iis local news, reviews hews, wr''e itis the recognized authority in bulecin is vue only newspaperin California the Bipieme Cotist. The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome 12 seadal’ «rders I ¢ & journal in e‘1eulation nd i } the Pacifi ii is distinguished for tbe b.illiancy of its editorial ae itd r oi curven: literature and art, and exteni of foreign Owing to the difference iu time bet piace’ palpews eenters in the Kast, the world's news dey ia furnished bey faeae lev a tweave Dours in advance of the morning papers. ye, ¥6 Column mo sing—chelargestand best weekly publiswed in the Ween Fi Beatin, uobrng erles fer the Weekly accuracy and comajl financial and tzade circles; The D: that publishes in extemeo the decinions Yj ° ofeach day is furnished by the Bul issued every Wednesday Comprehensiy: .1d compact—5s, Reliable—400 first-class coutributo: Fresh—Brou, ht dome tothe Brenan’ Now ReadySubscribers not kept w Bend to us for specimen EDUCATIONAL Sco Fake ane a aa 4 topics. Complete in 8 Convenient volames; ear, : : : ting wi Really Cheap— Les# than half the pricerof sinfilar works, } es, etc,, that you may ge vr call the special attention of Bchool Trastees.1CYGLOPR rid = for ~ General « ‘Usa. Volume dition ~ DLA. only a parto acyclopedia z for yourself, * Teachers, ete., to. the DEPARTMENT. . LLUIPSs &® KUNT, cA ¢