January 4, 1891 (4 pages)

sii ideieaeentithiier bittnemaaneaees emecnrien mauaiemenaetions , mefeey emma i . a t . = Failea Leave Your eraexe ee ge) *4., o> : His Faith Failed. anes j R ail / Fra nseript. “. “1. remember a negro in the southern . For fine gold jewelry with C. J. Brand, noel He a ” said the old sol or age zs Bibi states some years ago, Sal * he manufacturing aia who wi a So. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City Cel . dier as pe ee war _— frame Bg soaks tk 6 eodee tw eho ne: eee —_ a chair at. ngahe! ouse, : tat a a . sen 9808 was st old man. and a er ie Ay idly and rer settings. ie 3 Nevaide City Grass Valley, Rough & Kees: . ning himself on a log in the laneway he y, amethyst and . BS. fe Speco vie yo North Bloomfeld, Moore's . was accustomed to retire to the shade — oa eer Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, andevery oth-/ ang doze. He hada class of twenty or e ae : : = er town of Nevada-county; also in Placer ‘ boys to whom he usd to give” a of and Sierra counties, ai Sacramento, San . 80 little boys to whom u Hs . Francisco—in fact, throughout the State . Bible lessons, generally cn Sunday after-. ecu lar = afrom Siskiyou to Gen Diego fromthe Bi: ( 5 E erre to the Sea.” eet wag his 1 ractice to give out on one In — apy iin pe ageelgiendbte prt SS —_——— _ 4 : par te j Sunday the lessons, to be prepared for ‘ a BUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1891. the ig The old fellow was a little . tier medicines. oz * Peculiar in“combination, proportion and. oo 2 i aS ay blind and-w good bit deat, and-thjs-fact . Fecullar In voublnstion eee pe: Attend to Your Trecs. induced the a & ee ae put up parilla possesses the full curative value of nen joke on him. In the olc y's absen the best known vegetable remedies. me An exchange says very truly — they glued two pages of the Bible toPeculiar in its medicinal merit, wonTS me cultivators. of orchards, asa rule, fail . gether, and.on the following Sunday sat . derful cures are accomplished by ‘ fre in feeding their trees, by merely . expectantof how their little game would Hood’s Sarsaparilia ie ‘ dumping alittle heap. of manure work. The old tutor pet el. . _ Peculiar in the confidence it gains among _ f = around the bate of each, when it and giving a. sympathetic giance @ ail classée, ome bdiGie always oolie'ancthi. et should be. ecattered evenly over the ; Class opened the -Bible-at-the passage . —peeyiar in its “good name at home” = entire surface as far as the branches ge Rar bo rene a bd Ponape 4 nonin 3 : extend. The roots usually extend of the page—‘and Noah took with kis : twice as far as the branclies, and if Ynto the ark one of every kind,’ and so the branches extend twenty feet from on, ‘and one wife,’ and turning over the center the roots have pushed out . continued, ‘she was 142 qubits long and at least forty feet. One who grows 50 wide, built entirely of cyprus ‘wood these t'ees should Lave a definite idea and Mehed pes ee Wan —— from ‘the start-as to_what be wants in; —. ; ha oe ae oe Gacky-pancitig “the way of atop, and then each year baste aS Bg = oR eed 2 he shoul-J-prune.according to.the plan. nning-clase.--He paused _and_pondered If this pruning should be neglected . over the wonderful dimensions of Noah's for the first few years, the tree-would. wife for many-minutes, and then said: suffer from too much cutting away. . ‘ “Boys, we musn’t doubt anythin’ the 1 when the grower finally commences book says, but take it as the other pruning. A good top can fever beob-}-passage.furder on, which says, ‘We are tained unless it is attended to from the fearfully and wonderfully made.” start. While early spring is usually Pittsburg. Dispatch. the best time to prune, yet there are A imnshroom cescribed by @ leading occasions when ‘the work may be done on growing trees, or in the summer. ian of Portland, Ore., as having up in a single night near his On rich, well cultivated, or manured measured land the growth may be needlessly 24 inches in circum: ference and weighed 14 pouvda. vigorous, and-a moderate amount of 4 “pruning may be beneficial; and in trees of less vigor light pruning to bring “the trees into good shape may b®. te], wishes to inform the’ public that quite admiss able. she will be prepared to take hag ae > rs on and after January Ist, 1891. First: . = a coat class family board and roem at reasonable rates. Those wishing the best rooms please apply early, Public patronage solicited . go tothe main entrance “as the office is closed. d29-1m “are co Union Hetel Notice. Mrs. J. .Naffziger, of the Union He-, “Says Friday’s Tidings: Thursday t night at half-past eleven o’clock Marshal Pascoe was awakened by Mrs. Joseph Rodda, who had come into town for protection. She stated that f her busband, Jeseph Rodda, who has > gained unenviable noteriety-as.a wile“beater, came home .in ap intoxicated condition and made threats against the life of his wife and children. Mrs. Rodda and her children immediately left the house, the lady coming te town after the officers. As soon as *-Mrs. Rodda and the children left the Speciat attention is called to the > Peas “Rodda Went te Boston Revine;. ~advertisement—ef ~JehaF-Ceoper,—where he was found by Marshal Pas: » coe and Constable. Miller after a twohours search. He was landed in the jail about two-o’clock this morning. He will be given to-day to sober up _and will baye a hearing tomorrow . morning. : ee An Old Neyada Countyan Dead. a Thefédied at Emigrant Gap, De--eame™to™-vaffortiid m “2000” atu? Al Heapacue, indigestion, afd all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. a oe : No cure-all or untried. remedy ~ will cure as does Siminons Liver Regulator. A “pianos. 329 Suinen’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold\by uson a guarantee. It cures Consuniption. Sold by Carr = es SoS ol i years engaged in freighting in’ the = 4 Colfax (Hilinois Town) vicinity. Then. he removed to You Bet in Nevada county, where he followed mining un~ til 1887, since which date he had engaged in the grocery business in and nearEmigrant Gap. His wife died : seven years ago, and.only a son sur4 vives him. Death of an Inventive Siner. ‘ ? : Charles Trafton was found dead in ONZ BNJOYS his cabin at Yankeo-Jim’s, Placer! 3.44 she méthod aud results w! county, Friday morning of last week. Syrup of Figs ik takeon;-it legac: Trafton devised many improvements} . . .) }., freshing to-the iaste, and at for saving goldfrom the placers. The ceutly yet promptly on the Kidney: pine cone riffle was one of his inven-. . i orand Bowels, cleanses the sys tions dnd he recently secured a patent} ¢m effectually, dispels colds, head for it. He found py experiment that} iches and fevers and cures habitual the ecales of large pine cones fastened -oustipation permanently.For sale “: in rows across the we psig a sluice} n 50c and $! bottles by all druggists box caught more gold and were more ADK durable than any other sort of riffle. CALIFORNIA A FIG SYRUP. CO. Ea LOUISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y Physicians Have Feund Out ) That a contamination and foreign ele= ment in the blood, developed by inThe Celebrated French Cure, digestion, is the cause of rheumatiem. . “478284 “APHRODITINE” bP a This settles upon the sensitive subIs&iuwo0NKa > Bees cutaneous covering of the muscles und POsITIVE , te ; : ligaments of the joints, causing conPepto yo dence stant and shifting pain, and aggrepe spertap hat we i gating as a calcareous, chalky deposit the generative or+ which produces stiffness and disturtion. “Ye Supe cithorsex of.the joints, No fact, which ex erij » from the excessive ? ence has demonstrated in regard to Bist fem ortstouah ttt tadinee on, over indulgence, &e , such as: Loss of Brain *ower, Wakefulncss, Bearing down Pains in the ack, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros“tion, Nocturnal Emissions, Le worrhea, Diz ness, Weak Memery, Loss of Power and Im ‘acy, which if neglected often leau to premature d age and insanity Price $1.00 8 box, 6 boxee or $9.00. Semt by mai) on receipt of priee’ A WRIT. EN GUARANTEE is given for very $5.00 order received, to refund the money if Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, has stronger evidence to support than this, namely, that this medicine of comprehensive uses checks the formidable and atrocious disease, nor is it less positively established that it is s . Permanent cure ia not eff ; preferable to the poisons often used to rousends of testimonials . Ropes aes eee < pee 5 f both sexes, w ; arrest it, since the medicine contains} +i. uss of Aphroditina*Olstelon teen sad only salutary ingredients. It is alse a signal remedy for malarial fevers, Censtipation, dyspepsia; kidney aud bladder ailments, debility and other THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. ~~ seiftc Branch, cn SAN FRANCIS“). Cae FIR SALE BY W. D. VINTON, Nevada Citv disorders. See that you get the genuine. : Eree. ‘ Pree. 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Serre: $2 75 2 . 3, @oativeness, torpidliver, ete. These] funiscme dad Painted Tea Set.” $48 pillsinsure perfect digestion, correct 99 heliver and stomach, regulate the and make the skin clear. They also ; ; ‘ : Water Pitchers : ~~ produces good appetite, and invigor-. Water. fels, ate andstrengthen the entire system; Fruit owls ...2.000004., A visit to our store will pay you; GREAT AMERICAN . IMPORTING TEA CO by theirtonic action. Bold at 25. cents * @ box by Carr Bros. = Sums to relieve. There is no failPatrons will please . agent for the unrivalled Mathushek . & ADDITION TO THE MILLIONS OF ental Presents notice and at hartz, diamond there is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold ' in. Lowell, where it is made, than of ali other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomienal sales abroad, no other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so short atime. Ttreally “Is a Peculiar Medicine Peculiar in strength and economy — Hood's Barsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly Be said, “100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses; and -do-siot ‘produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. gl; sixforg5, Prepared by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. For Merit. we Hats, Fur New styles all throug FOR by calling on Ao oer « bocry, Poi N) Commercial St., Yevada City, { ‘ er er eZ EOE —_—_—. COME RIGHT IN, and you partment filled with the best in ~~~ and CHEAPEST this season, THOMAS . Has returned to Nevada City and opened a first-class lon ald Feed Store Hé intends to keep on. band the very best of everything in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock prices Fer Cash Omnis! J, WN industrious, intelligent and energetic B man or women Willing to work cau setute profitable employment by applying now for that wonderful new book, LITERARY INDUSTRIES « —BY— H. H. 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KR. its R., San Francisco. ‘ ase ANNUAL MEETING. ll HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF 4 the stovkholdersof the Consolidated ne St. Gothard Gold Mining Conipany will be i held atthe office of the fOmveAy, $20 Sansome street, room No. 10, 8aa Francisco, California, on Tuesday; January 13, 1891, at three(3) o’clock Pp. M., for the purse of electing a Board of Directors to serve hae the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may cume before the meeting. Transfer books wil close ou . Saturday, January 10th, 1891, at. 12 o'clock . M : i “. . THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Offiee No. 320 Sansome atreet, room No. 10, San Francisco, California. : No, 1855. Application for a Patent United States Land Office q zm Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 22, 1890. ; OTICE is hereby given that Louis Dytertre, whose i’ost Office address is 3) Montgomery Block, San Francisco, Cal., has this day filed his application for a Patent fortweuty-nine hundred and sixty and PPeVOD-FORUDB £e0t.OL1N.6 SUMED tor nmmmmnanonsslh Consuldated Quartz Mine or vein, bearing old, with surface ground six hundred feet i. width, situated in thé Washington Mining District, County of Nevasa and State of California, and designated by the fleld notes ad officia) plut on file in this office as lots Nuiaber 61 and 62 in” Townrhtp 17 North Kange 11 East of Mt, Liablo Base and Meridian. Said Lot No.61 being described i as follows, to-w t : ’ 4 Let 61 comprising the Bunlight. Location. “e wi : Lode Line. * . a Beginning at a)Live Oak treé 18 inches in ‘ diameter aie “g, O, L, Nov ig aienata on south end of claim on,lode, on Sout edge of South Yuba River and from which mouth of Yuba Canoa Quarts Mine tunnel bears’ South 714° — 87 Pe ad am es v ari on as! or' hg hinbe end rmet mie £607 ge port setin @ rock mound marked “Ss. ©: L., o, 2” at North end.of Sunlight Location andi South end of lode of Sunlight Kxten; sion location, from which a pine tree ten inches in diameter bears South 81-49 Ea:t 14 links digtant. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a postset ina rock mound marked “8. C. No, 1” at South West corner of ciaim, standing-on soutn side of flume, on South edge of South Yuba River from which a Live Oak tree 14 inches in diumeter bears South 64° East 24 links distant, and the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 und 14, : q . T 17N. RK, 11 E. M. D. B. and M. bears North 88° W, 30.40 chains distant ; Theuce mag4 netic variation 17> East, North € 834° West 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a post set in a cleft of rocks marked “8. C. No. 2” at North West corner Of Sunlight lovation and south West corner of Sunlight Extension Loca! tion ; Theuce South 75° East, on South line 1 ot Sunlight Extensiun, 9.08 chains. or 600 hg feet toa postsct ina ‘rock mound marked “3. C. No. 5-’ at Northeast corner of Sunlight location; Thence Sotth 6 3-42 East. 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a post set in* rock meund, marked “S, C. No, 6’, the Southeast corner of Sunlight claim ; thence North 75° West9.08 chains or 600 feet to post “8. C, re woe vlere of beginning. Said Sunlight location coutaining 18.77 acres, a Connecting Line No. 1. i a From post “8S, C. No. ¥’ at South West cor; ger of Sunlight location, the corner to Sections 11,12, 18 and 14, T.17,N. R.:11 KE. M. D. M. bears N. 88° W. 380.40 chains ‘listant. Lot62 comprising the Sunlight Extension Location. Survey of Lode. Beginning at a post marked “S, ©. L. No, énd of lode claim of sunlight location and pouch end of jjunlight Mxtension Boeaon: Thence magnetic variation 17° Kast, N. ; 484° W, 22.60 chaing or 1491.6 feet to post e im rock mound marked “s. C.-L. No. 8.” as Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at Southwestcorner of a post set in cleft of rocks marked “8, C, No, 2”, Thence magnetic variation 17° East Nortn 434° West 22.60 chains or 1491.6 feet to a post setin rock mound marked “s, C, No, a 3”; Thence South 75° East 9.08 chaina or ty 600 feetto & post in-rock mound marked Bo “3. G No, 4”; Thence South 4 8-4° East 22,60 Chains Or 1491.6 feet to post set in rock é mound maiked “Ss. C.No. 6”; ThenceNo.th 75° West'9.08 chains or 600 feet to Ry thé place of beginning. a Said Sunlight Extension Location to contain 19.81 Acres, : Connecting Line No, 2. From post “8. 6. No; 2 at SW corner of Sunlight Extension Location, mag. var, 17 East, 8, 56°16 W, 8314 chains o cornerito _ -Bections 1), 12, 18, and 141,17 N, R. 11 £, M. . B, and M, 4 Exterior Boundaries sf the junlight con nolidate Quarts ne, mbragin . the’ ht Quartz Mine an . the Snnlight Exten-. sion Quaitz mine Beginning at post set in rock mound marked “8S. C. No. 1” at8. W. corner of sun-, tight Location from which corner to SecPS lions 11,12, 18and 147,17 N, R,11 E. M, D. B B, and M, bears N. 83°, W. 30.40 chains disie tant; thence magnetic variation 17° East : North 6 8-4° West 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to post '8.C.No. 2’; Thence North 4 84° West 22,60 chains or 1491.6 feet to post ‘8. C. No.8; thence south 75° East 9.08 chains or 600 feet to post 8, C, No 4; Theuce South 4 3-4>° Hust 22.60 chaing or 1491.6 foet to post '8,C. No.5; Thence South 6 84° East. 22,26 chains or 1469,1 feet to post “S.C. No. 6”; Thence N. 752 Weary.06 chains oF 600 feat to post “8. C.No. 1" at Southwest coruer, the place of beginning. gg Total area of Sunlight Consolidated Quaitz Mine, 38.06 acres. = Ei Comprising a portion of the NE 14 of NW 1-4 of section 18 .Hd a on of E 1-2 of W 1-4and SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of Section 12, T. 17 N. R11 E, M, BD. B. & M, The location of this Mine is recorded in the Recordar 8 office of Nevada County, onde. ‘The adjoining olatmagte ate’ Yubs oe D ita ‘Miueéon she Bout, i wD _ Yuba vacant publie land on other ge dali persons claiming adversel, auy dor ion of said Sunlight Consolidated tz Mine or surface ground, are requ d to their adv; Cluima with thi Febeioter os the United States Land Ofiloe, at rameuto, California during the sixty iy period of publication hereof, or the be bar ny ee virtue of the . provi. j ; &, W, ROBERTS, Register. ’ Fred SEARLS, Attorney. for Applicant, . Itis hereby ordered, that the foregoins notice of application for Patent be published for t'e period oi Sixty days, (ten consecntive weeks’; -inthe NgvDa DAILY TRANBORIPT a daily newspaper published at e time. Big mon jure ¥ known am: The ak _ on the 26th day of December, 1890, Nevada City, California, Vee E. W, KOBERTS, Register. fitet pubitertion of this notice was a all for

sii ideieaeentithiier bittnemaaneaees emecnrien mauaiemenaetions , mefeey emma i . a t . = Failea Leave Your eraexe ee ge) *4., o> : His Faith Failed. anes j R ail / Fra nseript. “. “1. remember a negro in the southern . For fine gold jewelry with C. J. Brand, noel He a ” said the old sol or age zs Bibi states some years ago, Sal * he manufacturing aia who wi a So. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City Cel . dier as pe ee war _— frame Bg soaks tk 6 eodee tw eho ne: eee —_ a chair at. ngahe! ouse, : tat a a . sen 9808 was st old man. and a er ie Ay idly and rer settings. ie 3 Nevaide City Grass Valley, Rough & Kees: . ning himself on a log in the laneway he y, amethyst and . BS. fe Speco vie yo North Bloomfeld, Moore's . was accustomed to retire to the shade — oa eer Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, andevery oth-/ ang doze. He hada class of twenty or e ae : : = er town of Nevada-county; also in Placer ‘ boys to whom he usd to give” a of and Sierra counties, ai Sacramento, San . 80 little boys to whom u Hs . Francisco—in fact, throughout the State . Bible lessons, generally cn Sunday after-. ecu lar = afrom Siskiyou to Gen Diego fromthe Bi: ( 5 E erre to the Sea.” eet wag his 1 ractice to give out on one In — apy iin pe ageelgiendbte prt SS —_——— _ 4 : par te j Sunday the lessons, to be prepared for ‘ a BUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1891. the ig The old fellow was a little . tier medicines. oz * Peculiar in“combination, proportion and. oo 2 i aS ay blind and-w good bit deat, and-thjs-fact . Fecullar In voublnstion eee pe: Attend to Your Trecs. induced the a & ee ae put up parilla possesses the full curative value of nen joke on him. In the olc y's absen the best known vegetable remedies. me An exchange says very truly — they glued two pages of the Bible toPeculiar in its medicinal merit, wonTS me cultivators. of orchards, asa rule, fail . gether, and.on the following Sunday sat . derful cures are accomplished by ‘ fre in feeding their trees, by merely . expectantof how their little game would Hood’s Sarsaparilia ie ‘ dumping alittle heap. of manure work. The old tutor pet el. . _ Peculiar in the confidence it gains among _ f = around the bate of each, when it and giving a. sympathetic giance @ ail classée, ome bdiGie always oolie'ancthi. et should be. ecattered evenly over the ; Class opened the -Bible-at-the passage . —peeyiar in its “good name at home” = entire surface as far as the branches ge Rar bo rene a bd Ponape 4 nonin 3 : extend. The roots usually extend of the page—‘and Noah took with kis : twice as far as the branclies, and if Ynto the ark one of every kind,’ and so the branches extend twenty feet from on, ‘and one wife,’ and turning over the center the roots have pushed out . continued, ‘she was 142 qubits long and at least forty feet. One who grows 50 wide, built entirely of cyprus ‘wood these t'ees should Lave a definite idea and Mehed pes ee Wan —— from ‘the start-as to_what be wants in; —. ; ha oe ae oe Gacky-pancitig “the way of atop, and then each year baste aS Bg = oR eed 2 he shoul-J-prune.according to.the plan. nning-clase.--He paused _and_pondered If this pruning should be neglected . over the wonderful dimensions of Noah's for the first few years, the tree-would. wife for many-minutes, and then said: suffer from too much cutting away. . ‘ “Boys, we musn’t doubt anythin’ the 1 when the grower finally commences book says, but take it as the other pruning. A good top can fever beob-}-passage.furder on, which says, ‘We are tained unless it is attended to from the fearfully and wonderfully made.” start. While early spring is usually Pittsburg. Dispatch. the best time to prune, yet there are A imnshroom cescribed by @ leading occasions when ‘the work may be done on growing trees, or in the summer. ian of Portland, Ore., as having up in a single night near his On rich, well cultivated, or manured measured land the growth may be needlessly 24 inches in circum: ference and weighed 14 pouvda. vigorous, and-a moderate amount of 4 “pruning may be beneficial; and in trees of less vigor light pruning to bring “the trees into good shape may b®. te], wishes to inform the’ public that quite admiss able. she will be prepared to take hag ae > rs on and after January Ist, 1891. First: . = a coat class family board and roem at reasonable rates. Those wishing the best rooms please apply early, Public patronage solicited . go tothe main entrance “as the office is closed. d29-1m “are co Union Hetel Notice. Mrs. J. .Naffziger, of the Union He-, “Says Friday’s Tidings: Thursday t night at half-past eleven o’clock Marshal Pascoe was awakened by Mrs. Joseph Rodda, who had come into town for protection. She stated that f her busband, Jeseph Rodda, who has > gained unenviable noteriety-as.a wile“beater, came home .in ap intoxicated condition and made threats against the life of his wife and children. Mrs. Rodda and her children immediately left the house, the lady coming te town after the officers. As soon as *-Mrs. Rodda and the children left the Speciat attention is called to the > Peas “Rodda Went te Boston Revine;. ~advertisement—ef ~JehaF-Ceoper,—where he was found by Marshal Pas: » coe and Constable. Miller after a twohours search. He was landed in the jail about two-o’clock this morning. He will be given to-day to sober up _and will baye a hearing tomorrow . morning. : ee An Old Neyada Countyan Dead. a Thefédied at Emigrant Gap, De--eame™to™-vaffortiid m “2000” atu? Al Heapacue, indigestion, afd all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. a oe : No cure-all or untried. remedy ~ will cure as does Siminons Liver Regulator. A “pianos. 329 Suinen’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold\by uson a guarantee. It cures Consuniption. Sold by Carr = es SoS ol i years engaged in freighting in’ the = 4 Colfax (Hilinois Town) vicinity. Then. he removed to You Bet in Nevada county, where he followed mining un~ til 1887, since which date he had engaged in the grocery business in and nearEmigrant Gap. His wife died : seven years ago, and.only a son sur4 vives him. Death of an Inventive Siner. ‘ ? : Charles Trafton was found dead in ONZ BNJOYS his cabin at Yankeo-Jim’s, Placer! 3.44 she méthod aud results w! county, Friday morning of last week. Syrup of Figs ik takeon;-it legac: Trafton devised many improvements} . . .) }., freshing to-the iaste, and at for saving goldfrom the placers. The ceutly yet promptly on the Kidney: pine cone riffle was one of his inven-. . i orand Bowels, cleanses the sys tions dnd he recently secured a patent} ¢m effectually, dispels colds, head for it. He found py experiment that} iches and fevers and cures habitual the ecales of large pine cones fastened -oustipation permanently.For sale “: in rows across the we psig a sluice} n 50c and $! bottles by all druggists box caught more gold and were more ADK durable than any other sort of riffle. CALIFORNIA A FIG SYRUP. CO. Ea LOUISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y Physicians Have Feund Out ) That a contamination and foreign ele= ment in the blood, developed by inThe Celebrated French Cure, digestion, is the cause of rheumatiem. . “478284 “APHRODITINE” bP a This settles upon the sensitive subIs&iuwo0NKa > Bees cutaneous covering of the muscles und POsITIVE , te ; : ligaments of the joints, causing conPepto yo dence stant and shifting pain, and aggrepe spertap hat we i gating as a calcareous, chalky deposit the generative or+ which produces stiffness and disturtion. “Ye Supe cithorsex of.the joints, No fact, which ex erij » from the excessive ? ence has demonstrated in regard to Bist fem ortstouah ttt tadinee on, over indulgence, &e , such as: Loss of Brain *ower, Wakefulncss, Bearing down Pains in the ack, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros“tion, Nocturnal Emissions, Le worrhea, Diz ness, Weak Memery, Loss of Power and Im ‘acy, which if neglected often leau to premature d age and insanity Price $1.00 8 box, 6 boxee or $9.00. Semt by mai) on receipt of priee’ A WRIT. EN GUARANTEE is given for very $5.00 order received, to refund the money if Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, has stronger evidence to support than this, namely, that this medicine of comprehensive uses checks the formidable and atrocious disease, nor is it less positively established that it is s . Permanent cure ia not eff ; preferable to the poisons often used to rousends of testimonials . Ropes aes eee < pee 5 f both sexes, w ; arrest it, since the medicine contains} +i. uss of Aphroditina*Olstelon teen sad only salutary ingredients. It is alse a signal remedy for malarial fevers, Censtipation, dyspepsia; kidney aud bladder ailments, debility and other THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. ~~ seiftc Branch, cn SAN FRANCIS“). Cae FIR SALE BY W. D. VINTON, Nevada Citv disorders. See that you get the genuine. : Eree. ‘ Pree. 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KR. its R., San Francisco. ‘ ase ANNUAL MEETING. ll HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF 4 the stovkholdersof the Consolidated ne St. Gothard Gold Mining Conipany will be i held atthe office of the fOmveAy, $20 Sansome street, room No. 10, 8aa Francisco, California, on Tuesday; January 13, 1891, at three(3) o’clock Pp. M., for the purse of electing a Board of Directors to serve hae the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may cume before the meeting. Transfer books wil close ou . Saturday, January 10th, 1891, at. 12 o'clock . M : i “. . THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Offiee No. 320 Sansome atreet, room No. 10, San Francisco, California. : No, 1855. Application for a Patent United States Land Office q zm Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 22, 1890. ; OTICE is hereby given that Louis Dytertre, whose i’ost Office address is 3) Montgomery Block, San Francisco, Cal., has this day filed his application for a Patent fortweuty-nine hundred and sixty and PPeVOD-FORUDB £e0t.OL1N.6 SUMED tor nmmmmnanonsslh Consuldated Quartz Mine or vein, bearing old, with surface ground six hundred feet i. width, situated in thé Washington Mining District, County of Nevasa and State of California, and designated by the fleld notes ad officia) plut on file in this office as lots Nuiaber 61 and 62 in” Townrhtp 17 North Kange 11 East of Mt, Liablo Base and Meridian. Said Lot No.61 being described i as follows, to-w t : ’ 4 Let 61 comprising the Bunlight. Location. “e wi : Lode Line. * . a Beginning at a)Live Oak treé 18 inches in ‘ diameter aie “g, O, L, Nov ig aienata on south end of claim on,lode, on Sout edge of South Yuba River and from which mouth of Yuba Canoa Quarts Mine tunnel bears’ South 714° — 87 Pe ad am es v ari on as! or' hg hinbe end rmet mie £607 ge port setin @ rock mound marked “Ss. ©: L., o, 2” at North end.of Sunlight Location andi South end of lode of Sunlight Kxten; sion location, from which a pine tree ten inches in diameter bears South 81-49 Ea:t 14 links digtant. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a postset ina rock mound marked “8. C. No, 1” at South West corner of ciaim, standing-on soutn side of flume, on South edge of South Yuba River from which a Live Oak tree 14 inches in diumeter bears South 64° East 24 links distant, and the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 und 14, : q . T 17N. RK, 11 E. M. D. B. and M. bears North 88° W, 30.40 chains distant ; Theuce mag4 netic variation 17> East, North € 834° West 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a post set in a cleft of rocks marked “8. C. No. 2” at North West corner Of Sunlight lovation and south West corner of Sunlight Extension Loca! tion ; Theuce South 75° East, on South line 1 ot Sunlight Extensiun, 9.08 chains. or 600 hg feet toa postsct ina ‘rock mound marked “3. C. No. 5-’ at Northeast corner of Sunlight location; Thence Sotth 6 3-42 East. 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to a post set in* rock meund, marked “S, C. No, 6’, the Southeast corner of Sunlight claim ; thence North 75° West9.08 chains or 600 feet to post “8. C, re woe vlere of beginning. Said Sunlight location coutaining 18.77 acres, a Connecting Line No. 1. i a From post “8S, C. No. ¥’ at South West cor; ger of Sunlight location, the corner to Sections 11,12, 18 and 14, T.17,N. R.:11 KE. M. D. M. bears N. 88° W. 380.40 chains ‘listant. Lot62 comprising the Sunlight Extension Location. Survey of Lode. Beginning at a post marked “S, ©. L. No, énd of lode claim of sunlight location and pouch end of jjunlight Mxtension Boeaon: Thence magnetic variation 17° Kast, N. ; 484° W, 22.60 chaing or 1491.6 feet to post e im rock mound marked “s. C.-L. No. 8.” as Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at Southwestcorner of a post set in cleft of rocks marked “8, C, No, 2”, Thence magnetic variation 17° East Nortn 434° West 22.60 chains or 1491.6 feet to a post setin rock mound marked “s, C, No, a 3”; Thence South 75° East 9.08 chaina or ty 600 feetto & post in-rock mound marked Bo “3. G No, 4”; Thence South 4 8-4° East 22,60 Chains Or 1491.6 feet to post set in rock é mound maiked “Ss. C.No. 6”; ThenceNo.th 75° West'9.08 chains or 600 feet to Ry thé place of beginning. a Said Sunlight Extension Location to contain 19.81 Acres, : Connecting Line No, 2. From post “8. 6. No; 2 at SW corner of Sunlight Extension Location, mag. var, 17 East, 8, 56°16 W, 8314 chains o cornerito _ -Bections 1), 12, 18, and 141,17 N, R. 11 £, M. . B, and M, 4 Exterior Boundaries sf the junlight con nolidate Quarts ne, mbragin . the’ ht Quartz Mine an . the Snnlight Exten-. sion Quaitz mine Beginning at post set in rock mound marked “8S. C. No. 1” at8. W. corner of sun-, tight Location from which corner to SecPS lions 11,12, 18and 147,17 N, R,11 E. M, D. B B, and M, bears N. 83°, W. 30.40 chains disie tant; thence magnetic variation 17° East : North 6 8-4° West 22.26 chains or 1469.1 feet to post '8.C.No. 2’; Thence North 4 84° West 22,60 chains or 1491.6 feet to post ‘8. C. No.8; thence south 75° East 9.08 chains or 600 feet to post 8, C, No 4; Theuce South 4 3-4>° Hust 22.60 chaing or 1491.6 foet to post '8,C. No.5; Thence South 6 84° East. 22,26 chains or 1469,1 feet to post “S.C. No. 6”; Thence N. 752 Weary.06 chains oF 600 feat to post “8. C.No. 1" at Southwest coruer, the place of beginning. gg Total area of Sunlight Consolidated Quaitz Mine, 38.06 acres. = Ei Comprising a portion of the NE 14 of NW 1-4 of section 18 .Hd a on of E 1-2 of W 1-4and SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of Section 12, T. 17 N. R11 E, M, BD. B. & M, The location of this Mine is recorded in the Recordar 8 office of Nevada County, onde. ‘The adjoining olatmagte ate’ Yubs oe D ita ‘Miueéon she Bout, i wD _ Yuba vacant publie land on other ge dali persons claiming adversel, auy dor ion of said Sunlight Consolidated tz Mine or surface ground, are requ d to their adv; Cluima with thi Febeioter os the United States Land Ofiloe, at rameuto, California during the sixty iy period of publication hereof, or the be bar ny ee virtue of the . provi. j ; &, W, ROBERTS, Register. ’ Fred SEARLS, Attorney. for Applicant, . Itis hereby ordered, that the foregoins notice of application for Patent be published for t'e period oi Sixty days, (ten consecntive weeks’; -inthe NgvDa DAILY TRANBORIPT a daily newspaper published at e time. Big mon jure ¥ known am: The ak _ on the 26th day of December, 1890, Nevada City, California, Vee E. W, KOBERTS, Register. fitet pubitertion of this notice was a all for