January 4, 1891 (4 pages)

s 1. fenmeszad SRBREER. eo Pe a Nn ee She Daily Transcript. ad NEVADA COUNTY. Mew te Heip Give It a Safe and Honest Beom. Talk ‘about it with every stranger you meet. vig Write letters to your friends back East. a Tell them all about the its rich soil, \. Write them that this-section. raases the bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets. “Inform them of the good health, . good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, @ bank second to none, and every kind of basiness carried on. ~» Tell them of its fine timber onthe hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of water in every field and at every door. Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and tbe milLops of trout in the mountain streams. Loform them thateevery kind of fruit 4 raised here anid brings a higher price than that raised in any other part ol the State; ita mild climate and pure -wheat; oats, corn, barley, Tye; i ~ grass ; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables; its excellent grazing lands and ite vast herds of horses, cattle, eep and swine. Tell chem of our immense reservoirs ~ of water—the largest in the world. Tell theni-that thre richest quartz and gravel mines in the world are in Nevada county. ‘ ‘Pell them that one single acre oF Nevada county iand will produce from: . 200 to 500 bushels of putatoes, and thatit is no surprise at all to find. « pingle potatoe weighing from one to six pounds, and round and bright as a gilver doilar. ‘ Tell them that. one acre will grow {rom~20--to--50 bushels of spleniiu wheat, from 60 to 120 bushels:of good overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons ol four mowings each season. Fell them that every article of farm, gerden or orchard products finds a quick and ready market near home, and that the deniand in mining camps and towas is more than all the land yet-under cultivation Can supply. : Teli them that our present citizers kindly inyite all good citizens of other States who want to purchase # govd farm to come at once to Nevada couuly. nner ght-your inends,huwever, that Mioel. ] of the choice farming and fruit lands ol Nevada county ave slready been preempted, and that poor. men With ~ Jarge families.and ne.-money~ to buy out the present owners at from 1en te _twenty.dollarsper. acre would not De safe in coming here. Tell them the class of men who ean and will succeed ‘n this foot hil ~segion are those who oan ange WR or one hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atiow rates and. . extra good and fertile. © “. ell theta we neéd’-move farmers, ambee __gtbckmen, fruitmen and men of capipf) takin every . ortion of Nevada county —in the couniry, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to develop gill the hidden treasures of the seil, the timber on the mountains and the veins of gold and silver and other minerals that are buried in them, If you areacquainted with any men of large capital back mM any of the States, invite them to visit Nev.da County at once and see for themselves ts vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and-its need of more Capital te improve our towns, assist our business men and rancumen and to start new paying —enterprises by which the public will .be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital invested. Tell them ofthe vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries;-of the iron, lime and slate. See Tell them of the unlimited water ‘power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest orn. mental . woods on the Coast, “\porly, and will extend a genuine wel—Ffeli them that the fruits and-grepes grown ‘in this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than those grown at a lower altitude. Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop worth from $10 to $500 per ucre ‘per anfum. ‘Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, @ more ruddy complexion and firmer -museulardevelopment than childrea rear“ed in the jowlands. : Above all, tellthem that our people are large bearted, generous and neighcome to worthy strangers who come to reside in their midst, Tell thenrof our excellent schools, abundant churches, and 0: the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable placesin the State for permanent settlement, e Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily-Transcarr and it will keep them informed about the-richest-portion ofthe greatand wonderful Strate of California. 3 aes Dr. Besanke’s Cough aud Lung syrup. This syrup is composed of wild cherry, tar and balsam of Tolu, which ‘every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendng matter, by expectoration. Ask _your doctor if there could possibly be amore happy combination for the cure , of coughe, colds and bronchitis, or to build up a weak and emaciated consumptive pétient than this. — For _erovp and. whooping cough there is nothing better, and every r who val the lives of her little children abould always it in the house. It is and the babies } Rolph James, Trustee Notice of Assessment, {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Mi Company.—Location of Princial place of Business, San Francisco, Califordia. Lecatiun of Works, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting Of the Board of Directors, held on the 9tn day of Dec., 1890, an assessment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cen s per share was levied up on the Capital Stock of the fornereian. ear . able immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Segretary, at the office of the Company, room No. 10, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California ig stock upon which this assesament shall remain unpaid on the 15th ry at January, is 1, will be delinquent, and ad vertised fur suie at publie auc! legs paymentis m Saturday,the 7th day of February, 1891, te pay the delin sale. By orderofthe Board of Directors. oo DHEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—Room No. 10, 1# sansome Street, San Franciseo; Califurnia. Delinquent Notice. bbe ee BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Location of principal piece of business, San Francisco, Califor nia. Location of spied North Bloomfield, Nevada County, CétHforpia. : . Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, ou account of assessment No#46, levied on the tweutyiourth day of October, 1890, thé several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: ~ °. a Certifi’e. She. 188 5 oe EB ° Names. Bergin Thomas lI. Bowie A. St. J ‘ sowie Helen J. .,.299 Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 Denérvaud C. Trustee.283 10 paeeereee &. Trastee-.286 ~~ 20 2 rie te oe Hoefier L. M. Truste ‘Martinez &. Trustéé. Perkins H, Co. Perkins H, C Perkins H.C Pichoir H. TrusteéRobingon E. N, Trustee-220 450 Kobinson L, Se . obituson i seseu SSSSssss e8! BABS Bese. bees aus SSSSSssEese Robinson L. L. Trustee REE Rolph cee, Trustee Rolph James, Trustee Roiph Jameg, Trustee Kolph James, Trustee Rolph James, Trustee h J bh oh ames, Trustes ph James, Roiph James, Trustee. Rolph James, = 4000 Rolph James, ‘lrustee.307 1000 500 00 Aud ip a*cordai ce with Jaw, aud an ordcr of the Board of Directors, made on the tweaty-fourth day of October; 180, so many sheres of each parcel of such etock as way be Mecessary, Will be seld at public: auction, atthe office of the Company, koom 4%, 40, 3208ansome street, San Francisco, Cal ou Monday, the Twenty-Second day of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2-o’clock P; Mi of said day topay agid Deiing aent Aassegsments ther-op, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIR, secretary. Office—Room 24, No. 320 8. ~ Constable’s Sale. b cae VIRTUE QF AN EXECUTION !88SUED , out of Justice H. J. WrikhVs Court of Nevada townsLip, Count¥ of nevYada, State of California, dared the 2th day of xovember, 1890, ina certain action wherein the Péuple of the State of California as Plainutitf recovered judgment against J, G. Kowerman as defendant, forthe sum of $25.00 damfages and all tost#@ thatmay accrue on the 24th day of Noyem 1890, a have levied pee the following described property, to wit; Ali that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being inthe corporate lumite : EEEESESERHE gees $8588 _ bP s abe SS ansome Street, . n; aud ‘wni: e before; will be sold on . 5 ent desessment, together }. with the costs of advertising and expenses of ~tope, and-bi ad rato TO THE UNFORTUNATE . DE. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, Neo. 623 Kearmey Street, Corner Commercial...8am Francirci Established in 1854 for the treatment of Seuxal and S8eminal Diseases sueb Ieeratea AES successfully treat " ed. Sah S3 br.Gibbon hasthe e ofannooncing tat he hasreturned visiting the principa: Hospitala of Buresumed practice at the Dis pe 628 Kearney Street, San Francisco, habe tis old patients abd tnuse rey uirin. his services may find him. : SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence 0} self abuse. This so¥tary vice, or deprave sexual-indulgence, is practiced by the youth FoF pe sexés to an almostunlimited ext, producing with unerring certainty the foliowing train of morbid symptoms unies combatted by scientific wedical measures, viz‘ Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tb. nead, ring mg in the ears. noise like tne rustlig of lea the rattling of chariots, uneasiness, about loins, Weakneve of the limbs, coniused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, fitidence in approaching ecg pe & dis like to form new scquaintances, disposition to ‘shun society, loss of memory, nectic dlushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, f tongue, fetid breath,co cousi mptioh, night aweats, monomanisan 2 ene posal Uf relief be not obtained, Pe ms sO afflicted should apply imniediatey, either in in or by letter: apd have & & eur = py his néw-and scientific mode ese » which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or thogs who contemplate mye a who u are suffering under any of these fearful/mal fes, should a tein imufedia CURED AT HOME. wy ~ Persons ata distance may be CURED AT AOME, by addressing a letter to Dr; Gibbon} tating case, phe) hema » je of € the disease has continued, “and<the medicine will be promptly sent. free from damage or curiosity, tO any part of the country, with al and plain directions for use, The Doc; Wi Lucce wit Others fail. Try him. By enclusing ThN LOLLAKS in coinin a registered letter through the Port Oficé, or Lrough Wells, Fargo & Co, a package of medicine will be delivered by expresstoany our”, of the United Syates. ‘ address DR, J, F, GIBBON; 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San_ Francisco Uifice Box 1957. _ ‘ DR. GUNN'S BIT TE RS: relief. : Xr Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation: BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever and Ague aND ALL MALAGIAL TROUBLES, ofthe City of Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada niock Fourteen (14) as designated on the oficial map of Nevade City mous by H. 3. bier . 10 1869 and is béun on the uorth by Broad street, on the east by Deer Creek, un the west by the lot of M. Solari, having @ frontage of (80) eighty! feet on Broad street and a-tanding back to ‘spring girect together with el improvements thereon consisting of a frame buiiding and . all tepementse, bereditaments.and-appurtenances belonging to thesame, ~~ Notice is horeby pyen that on Wednesday, the 24ta duy of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M:-; of that day in front of the Court Housein the City, Township and Ceunty of Nevada, State of VUalifornia, I will sell ail'the figiit; title aud interest of J. G. Bowerman, the above nanied DefendatPubhe Auction, for-cash in U. ».’ gold goin, to the highest aud best bidder, to satfee said Execution and all cost. Dated at Yevyada Township, the 29thday of Nuvemos RICHARD DILLON, Constable. Delitiquent Notice. { ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal place of business, 8au Francisco, California. Location oe Vathe Srench Corral, Nevada eounty, parma! Notice—There are delinguent upon the Pica Sa No, 2, levied on the twentyfourih y of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of the re-. spéctive smeeeicee as pio 44 z 10. o, Names. Certificate. Shares, Am’t. Block James N. 9 125 $250 Block James N,. 10 100, Perkine H.C. .. 6 il 22 Shepard JL. N. 13 100 200 Andin accordance-with law aud an order of the Board of Pirectors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 1890, so many shares of euch purcel ofguch stock as muy be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the officeyof the Company, Koom 24, No. 320 Sansome Sau Srancisco, CaliforBia, on Monday the twenty second day.of December, 16v0, at the hour of 3 0 clock P. . M. of said day, -to pey-said aelinguent assessments therson, together with costs of. advertising and a5 peusee of the sale, on Roo ~ hes Migs yes Secretary. ce— m 4 0. 820 Sansome street. San Francisco, California, : Allas Citation. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, sacramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 1840. Oliver P, Davis, Agricultural Contestant, va, William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, ana H. A,-Ashburn and Otis Baker, Adyerse ts, Respondents, Involving, 8. 1-2 of N. W, 14 4nd N. 1-2 of 8: W. 1-4 of Sec. 30,-T.17N.,R.-40H., M.D. B and filling-and-consideringthe verified and corroborated petition Of thé abovenamed Contestant and goud cause appearing therefor: Itis ordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis together with his witnesses and each andultoithe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with ‘their wit2 and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peuce, at his oficein Nevada City,Cala., he being hereby designated as an Oificer Dearest the land, on December sth, mony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to introduce evidence to establish tue miueral or nen;mineral character of the above described tract. The hearing is made returuable beiorethe Kegister and Receiver of this office. at this office on, Dec, 18th 1390, No testiMony, otherthan that taken before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will beconsidered by tnis office. . And if either purty failto appear in respunse to this ication, defauit willbe d ‘uly entered. SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister. Order to Show Cause. 1X the SuperiorCourt of Nevada County, Califoruia. in toe mutter of the Estate of Toomasg Duustan, deceused. W.M. Treluar, the Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Kstute of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition heféin, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the Peioest Foperty and the real estate of suid ueceased, for the purpose therein set torth, it is therefore ordered by the said Court, that ali persons interested in the Estate o. said deccased, ap: peur before the suid Court cn Tuesday, the oth day of January, 1891, at 10 o’cluck & the fprengon fi sale dex at th. Court Keom in ey vity, to show cause order should not be granted to id ieee tor to sell all of the Mstate of said deceased at publie sale. And that a.copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the vaily Trauscript, a newspaper printed and pub edin said county. J. M. WALLING, superi dge, Dated Dee. 4th, 1890. pos oiet A. Burrows, Attorney, 45 Notice to Oreditors. Estate of J. A. J. Ray. Nittens is hereby given by. the signed, Administrator of the . J. Ray, deceased, to the cred and ali persons having claims against the aaid deceased, to exhibit them with th moogeenry vouchers, within. ten months after the ns Bu lication of this notice to the said Administrator, at the law office of Fred Searls at Nevada City, the same being the ‘place for the transaction of .the business of said estate,in said county of Nevada. GEORGE W. KAY Admivistrator of the Estate of J. A.J. Ray, € following described stoex, on account of} 1890 at 10-A, M. of that day, the oral testi. DYSPEPSIA. __ — ‘WER VOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaints, = . Natiséa, impure Bised,General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARF : PURELY VEGRIALLE Perfectly Safe, etlable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Erancisov whe FOR SALE BY CoARR BROS, D. 8S. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling Transporting, Ete. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage’for The-. atri¢a! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lots trom 1 to 500 cords. Leaves Nevada City on : MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. ; At7 A.me. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussday Thursday and Saturday Ge MET he Me Passexcuns CAN. BY. TAKING THIS line resgh Nevada Gly at noon, instead of at 7:80 P. M. by railr All orders strictly ¢ attended to and charges easonable, T. P. BLUE. Pron ietor #6000. 00 @ year is being made by John Ry Goodwin, Troy, N.¥,at work for Keader,you may not make as mite we can teach youquickiy how to from $5 to S10 a day at the start, Epon. oth fexes,all 2 5 3 ‘ow Can comDeetee.¥ home, giving all your time,or spare moments ay the work. ‘Allis new. Great pay SURE for every worki oF. We arte a ereete everyoe BASILY, SPEEDILY learned, PARTICULARS FREE. Address af & CO., PORTLAND, MAINE, Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Hon, Board of upervigors of Nevada County, at the Court House in Nevada City, on Tuesday, January 6th, 1891, at 100’clock 4. m. of that day, or ag soon thereafter as a hearing can be had, for f renewal of license to toll upon the bridge cross the South Yuba River,at appoint known as Welagepet Crossing, dee13 8. bD. WuODs. Wanted. BrGHT, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Ciyy to handleMisa Beach’s curling fluid. Address J. L, 8cetield, 87 Post Street, ben Frauelacc. ah Rooh € Cunpuay AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE LAtest Sppros Los Gatos Spraying Munes, and will promptly execute ders for Spraying Fruit Trees ! Cadkin : Moth’: and’: Sale: Bug ! CHARGES REASON 4BLE. Or Gar Leave orders atth Daily Transcript’ Printin# Office or with BOOTA & co, \ ceased, = 3 Dated Aphis 12th day of November, 1600. ~ tek, } and’ y resting npon them, nor delay .G.ob . acres with ditch, ____. two barns ;_100 acres cleared; orchard and_ garden; .free—-water f Bm DIGESTION, por phaces Will be Bord Ut The ADOVE TOW price On account OF absence. 4} situate three miles from Nevada City. Dutch Pat Stage Line . business with us. LANDSFOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of buriness 01d cflccehty lam comeled sell all the lands owned by me in thid counry—all held onder Government tile—and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from a town lot upward, and in shapé as ‘may be suitable, at feaeonable prices, according to location ; . TRACT NO. 1.+Conésisting of fractional Lot No. 5: in Bec. 27, fractional Lot No. Isec 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks 1 and 3, and mill site on Worthington Rav ine— all coustitr ting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town containing about 2s acres; bounded onthe wesi-by the “Old Block Gravel tlaim;” the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy. and other The most of this land is well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible uf being divided into a number o sonxaviensgnd accessible tracts, mostly yery deép aoil, Yalunbl¢ fog fruit growing; aifelia Ui gardening. One ever-flowing spring on 1 ut 1 in Block 3; o.e-balf of another-eyer-flowing spring will go with anuther eubuivision; one-haif fight of smalist eam from «tunnel on andther-and two ever flowing streams from tunbeis on north. ide of hill, 3 PRACT NU. 2. Loree-servenths (3-7tha,; undivided, of the “Old Block Uravel Claim'’s containing inthe whote nine acres. This land ~is-wetttim ; has good West by tue knights Of Masta Quartz claim, and on thé south by the Coe (Quartz Mine, contuinjhg about 100 acres; about+9 acres enclosed iin good, substuntial and mosily ueW picket and wire fence, There are three .ever failing springs of water Within the eucies junu iree water trom ravine for garden uhd orchard; gyed dwelling house of iy FOuTIB; BOUL 20 TrUuit trees yrowing, assurted varieties,“ one-haifin bearing and no scale,’ This laudius been pruuouncea by scores Of foreign horticukuris s ynd yineyurdists as beilg tirst-Cluss-Olive aud vineyard land—the Very best in this purt of the plalc—ald Lhe sale kind «s the bortieuitu:isis ahd vineyardists in Napa and other: ‘counties are now purchasing at high prices for the same purposes, * TRACT NU, 4.~Opposite the Homestead, on eust vide of turepike road, exte ding from PowDiay Quartz Mine to Jumes mammilks, containing about 1s acres, with ght v1 Hold & LURuel on Luis tract, Wyuld divide weiiin.o four iots. St WAKAC No. v.—On north side 1 turnpike roau, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fieids, vontuining lv acres. ‘I'wo-thisds well timbered, and deep soil. rine Alfaitalanu. Will maky two elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through extreme Upper portion. i , LHACT dv, 0—Uy southside of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, containiig about oc acres. Copsiderable timber on this tract, with right of way over tract No. o forditch from south :uba Canal. Much,of this tract_is nearly level, and ried deep svil. Will muke several convenient subdivisions, from 5to w acres. ‘La 0 7—VO i No, 8.12 bectiun25, gaining Glenbrook premises ou niniuiny, abuts acres: Considerable tiniber und some very good land, ‘with rightol Way us petore stated. 2s eee ES Lhe omnibus tines make eight trips €ach way, pér Jay, overthe turn —tH# AC Sen t—P he southe o nt. -16, NK ; sold} end-eust-haifund eust bull of westhatf of southwest quarter of same section, 27¥ acres, oWned jointly with bk. A. Koberts. ‘ihe whole tract is oftered. ‘There isone iiving stream and several overtiowing springs-ou this tract. 2 All of ihe above lands are “under the ditch’’ and water can be had at all times. IhhMS OF 5SALE—One-half cash. Lhe remuivder in installments with oue, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Small tracts cash. ~ Also—dou feel, or shures, ont of (oyu in the *: Norwicu Quartz Claim and in.t.tot Ne 2,1 Ab tick 0,12 in South Grass Valley and part orrord & Refily.quartz Cluim—about 3 _ Aiso—vne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about ¥ acres. 3 Aiso—One-hali undivided interestia the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the loge, containing 24 acres, situated in Spenceville Copper District. Fe ‘Bae HESE MINING CLAIMS AKE ALL PATENTED. ae : Aiso—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports, Statutes and Standard Text books, contained fn six glass front bookcases, with oitice furniture and furnighings, Maps, framed engravings and other oilice equipments. y Aiso—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed.well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike road in Hill’s Flat. z GRASS VALLEY, CAL, ike road. Special Bargains in Lands. : =$5O000-=320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good house and parn ; plements, tools, étc., with place. E » $6000-125 acres; not more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in be#ring,Consisting of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. $3750--450 ucres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost -ebout $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, : $900--60 acre: good fruit land, sitdate three iniles trom Nevada City; 15 acres Cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six Lead cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water forirrigating. A real bargain. $2 1 50-=425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses. and -, S415 056104 acres; highly-ims proved ; goddhouse and-barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; { Arare chance to-secure_a-profitable farin.at.a low-price. 8 as SUF = : $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acrés cleared; hoyse and burn ;-some-fruit-trees; free water for-irrigating: Z : ——-00: $8000--500 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine 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 irvicotod Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug . depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine’ fruit,and ev, ery advantage for a desirable home. te These are only a féw of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of -Lands_at_prices ranging trem $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Easy. ze NEVADA COUNTY .IAND AND. IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to'GEO. C. GAYLORD. Ass’t Secy,’ _ ‘NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT __ (Regitar Price $6 a Year) = ee THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL ee Z a (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) i = Both for $6 50 a ‘Year ! '. {OPFER NO. z,}. = THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT © sie — { Regular Priee $6 a Years: = OTT E, THE SAN TRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguia: Price $6 4 Year) forPEn No. 1,, Both for ‘$9 00 a Year! To take adVafitage of any one uf the Combinations Those in arrears for tne FR<NscRirr now. mast pay up in full,-and also pay one year’s combination price. in advance, The Daily Transcript isthe Leading inet of Northern Central Ca:ifornia—a position it has maintained since itwas established in 1860. It gives the latest and mostYeliable Mining, Horticultural, Court, Supervisoral and other Neyaja county news. It is bright, indepenaent, enterprising and nterestifig. The San Francisco Weekly~ Call {sa handsome eight-page paper. -It is issued every Thursday; and contains all ‘of the important news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence from all of the principal cities of the world and a vast amount of the best selected and original general literature. It furnishes tbe latest and mostreliable financial news and market quota tiens, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news oe in every bs as a first-class family pr~er, appealing to the interest of every. member-nt the oqusehold, ‘ . The Morning Call , : Isa live metropolitan daily. 'It.has the largest BR and is recognized as being the eading newspaper __ the Pacific Coast, : ; s : : Incorporated 1.990. Directors’: i re Al-¢ TREGIDGOFEsq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq, . H. C, CALLAHAN, .Esq. ~ EDWIN TILLEY, Fea. ~€. J. RECTOR, Secretary. 2 “ _ Stages leavé Ngvada City for Maybert via Washington and . — 5 Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A, m.Stages leave Maybert for/Neyada City yja Ormonde und Washiagten on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and.Saturdays/at5 A.M. . : WORTHLEY & NICHOL,;<Managers. . ’ N."B.—This organization was necessary forthe protection of oursélvestand those doing We propose to’ run Stages ularly, winterand Summer, snow,o no snow. We earnestly solicitthe Gheaperaiion Great Signed: eas Washington Mining Co, Yuba Mining C Donen D. Mining w Bluebell Mining Gol, \ yor Creek Mining Co. GEO. G. ALLAN; Esr. GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. : "i surtate, not broken up, very deep ich geil and lies adjoining Tract No. Lon the west. eek ‘TRACT NO. 3.—l HE HOMESTEAD, Comprisidg ail the lands bounded on the east by the . ‘ turnpike road, north bythe Hughes’ coud and Col, Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the . , way tor ditch froth Sou h Yuba Caual; alld a never failing small stream of water fleWiag:. -» tenes One aore . — For Sale or Ret_on Rasy Terms! 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply ~° 2 4ree--water for a portion . A is Daily, t with 1:00 Pp. M. overland leaving Ben . erand investor Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORN 1A 300,00 PRINCE 2A: OFFICE 216 Sanmvome st., San Franciseo a we Fire Insurance Only J. F. Houguron, President. J. 1. N, Sueparp, Vice President, Cwarues H, Story, Secretary HR. H, Maoitu, Genera' Agen Risks socented vn ell clusses of desirable property inthis county at rates as low asso! vency and a fair profit will admit.of, gua:anteeing a promptand liberal response to al just-claims for joss,——+-— Urass“Valiey Branch For Nevada Count; GEO W. HILL Manager ED, SAMPSON, Special Agent. ‘MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY ‘Whitehead Cook z BOOB reer] LEAD ‘'HE WORLD. * No” t, The American Past Cook. @RICE 82. : Ne. 2, ; Hote] Meat Cooking. PRICE 68. ree — ‘. Chicago Herald Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE 81.50. 1 Ne. 4, ~ Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR SALE_ AT THE OFFICE OF. fHE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stiect, San Francisco Nevada County N. G.R.R. ie tim . Bulletin, one year, $12.60 . pao in the “inarket ‘These watches have . SCRIPT and Weekly Batista eee LY TRAN _. solely on_their merits. The cases we guaantee } AMY ‘Tintites, with DAiL “. DAILY TRANeUKIP'S and, Daily Bulletin, one O@™ We will send THE DAILY TRANSORIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: ’ PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Solia Gold jand Silver Watche ’ Drums, Realizing the ium, we portance of &good. wat. 4 NickI6 tehior drum, 14-inch head. with , = We colected the “'Walth » pl with DAILY TRANECHIPT “aed Daily being the best known and most reliable tim DAILY TRAN world-wide reputation which they have yained . Subscribsr pays express to:Le of soliu goldand coin silver respectively, and if not justag represented may be revurned at our expense and we will refund the moaey. We are prepared wo make the most iiberal propo-: sitions on these watches as premiums, as will bé seen by the following offers: Sofid Gold Watch—Gents . Agentlemau’s solid yold hunting case watch, “Waitham” movemen:, stem-winding and. stemserting; with pong aerate aa Daisy Buileun, one year, $36.50, wateh, TRAN: '. repeating rifle made and-is—toowell” . SUKir? and Weekly Buitetin, one ‘Your, €84.40. ead TOMEEY dumerintion: Poti silt prone to Subscriber pays ex, charges on wal rom Setagon bariel Winchester rifle with balcy San Frauicieon. \ ponean ER. ee, aud iaily Buketin, one year, Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. . #2276; With DAILY TRANSCKLFT and Weekly 4 ludy’s soitd gold hunting case watch, “Wal: . rifle. We wile senda rim fire fr §1 40ires. Sub. tham” movement, ‘stemi-winding, svem-setting, . scriber pays express ~ : with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily. Bullewn, one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26,90. Buvscriber to pay exprés’ charges on watch trom San FranCisco e ‘ Solid Silver Watches. Solid co —siiver-hunting se" Sigel Waltham” movement, stem-wioding and: stem. one year, $9.26. Subscriber pays exprese— sevting.& thoroughly Feliable inka, with : : 2) DAL, “RXNSCAIPT and Daily Builetin, one : year, $18; with Day gn ae oud Ws vekly Revoivers. uiletii, one year, $15.90, Bul PY T We have decideu to offer a strong, ser: express charges op watch trom San Francisco. n. tevolver for ® premium aud have selected tne samewath, opeu ince, with DAILY TRAN-1 american, double action, * Bull Loy,” 4 size trom 22 ty 88 cal, SULT, anu Daily Builetia, ne dag $15; with LKANSCKIPT aud-Weekiy-asabietn, one . 220 1 fT Pte yeur, $12.90 Subscriber to pay «Xpress charges ory began andes Lng) Leroy oe on Watch from pan francisco, © . Weeicly Bulistia, one year, Pag igs) eis \ Nickle Watch, _ “es A fine cordéd, hammered brass drum, w. ticks complete, ‘with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘any Daily poate? one year, $10.50; with DAILY aRANSCRIPTand Weebly viletin, one 4 Ci $8.50. Subscriber pays ex).ress, : : Rifies. The Winchester nmiaintains ite as the best Military Drum, Flobert Rifles. rect Flobert rifle, shooting 22a, Flobert avine: { cartridges, jus, 0 ag e ig for ® who ai -SCRIPT-and~ Daily Bulletin, one year A oandsome nickie stem-winding face, good muyement, with DAILY SCKIP?i and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DALLY THANSUKIPE ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90: Subscriber to pay. express chasges on watch from San Francisco. . “Fishing Tackle Our premium tishig réd is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with iance woud tip and.double. ferrules it is & good serviceavle rod and wil be sent with: ee ag Fissg Bi ny spre Mee DAILY 4RAN3 ly Bull one ~ $1; fae Bicyc.es. ‘. DAILY TRANSUnI: T and W sobiy Balletigy cone ~ Phe Bicycle we have selected ap & . jut year, $2. Subscriber pays xpress, tne ‘Apollo’ —while not the must expensive is a : Tent. first-class article in every respect. it is. handsome and substantially made. it runseasily and ' : This {9.4 very usetul prem ws and-will—be apPreviaweu Ly all who go hunting, fishing oz campiva prime favorite, it is standard finish with mckis winnings, aud Will be sent complete With saddie-bag, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY TRANBSC4IPsé aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; willy DALLY THANSURIPT and Weekly oulletin, one year, $26.90. (The above prices are jor a ¥é-.uch Wheel, Prive per additional inch imade knowh Ou application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle trom San\Francisco. ; ji Boys' Velocipedes. A 16-tHch wheel, standard tinish, wrought-iron yelocipede, with beli, etc., compiete, sent with DAILY THANSCKIFT and Dauy Bulletio, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TKANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40, Type Writers, Thisis a type-wnting age. Everybody hag one who has -wiitibg to do; or should have one, Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is @ pertevtinstrument, simple in construction, easily worked, neatly mounted and boxed, with instructions for use, Which can be learned iu ten, YTRANSCKIP?T and Daily Buuewn,one year, $17; with DAILY TRANSCKI¥T and vekly Bulletin,-one~ year, $15, Subscriber pays express. Cane, ; }-Neithertootarge-nor-vworsman, “but Just THe Tizingacitub. A licst-c sabi con, r ghtsize witn 14-k gold head, will-be sent with wilt went with DAIGY Thanet I 4 vaily Builetin, ene year, $19; with year, $12.60; with DAILY FRANBORIPY snd . py aANsCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, ini Wan Weekly bulletin, one year, $10.50, Subscriber} 9)7--—y; 3 pays expire. 2 2 : $17. 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s 1.. fenmeszad SRBREER. eo Pe a Nn ee She Daily Transcript. ad NEVADA COUNTY. Mew te Heip Give It a Safe and Honest Beom. Talk ‘about it with every stranger you meet. vig Write letters to your friends back East. a Tell them all about the its rich soil, \. Write them that this-section. raases the bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets. “Inform them of the good health, . good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, @ bank second to none, and every kind of basiness carried on. ~» Tell them of its fine timber onthe hills, its gold and silver possibilities and its full and bountiful supply of water in every field and at every door. Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and tbe milLops of trout in the mountain streams. Loform them thateevery kind of fruit 4 raised here anid brings a higher price than that raised in any other part ol the State; ita mild climate and pure -wheat; oats, corn, barley, Tye; i ~ grass ; its wonderful production of all kinds of vegetables; its excellent grazing lands and ite vast herds of horses, cattle, eep and swine. Tell chem of our immense reservoirs ~ of water—the largest in the world. Tell theni-that thre richest quartz and gravel mines in the world are in Nevada county. ‘ ‘Pell them that one single acre oF Nevada county iand will produce from: . 200 to 500 bushels of putatoes, and thatit is no surprise at all to find. « pingle potatoe weighing from one to six pounds, and round and bright as a gilver doilar. ‘ Tell them that. one acre will grow {rom~20--to--50 bushels of spleniiu wheat, from 60 to 120 bushels:of good overweight oats, from 2 to 3 tons ol four mowings each season. Fell them that every article of farm, gerden or orchard products finds a quick and ready market near home, and that the deniand in mining camps and towas is more than all the land yet-under cultivation Can supply. : Teli them that our present citizers kindly inyite all good citizens of other States who want to purchase # govd farm to come at once to Nevada couuly. nner ght-your inends,huwever, that Mioel. ] of the choice farming and fruit lands ol Nevada county ave slready been preempted, and that poor. men With ~ Jarge families.and ne.-money~ to buy out the present owners at from 1en te _twenty.dollarsper. acre would not De safe in coming here. Tell them the class of men who ean and will succeed ‘n this foot hil ~segion are those who oan ange WR or one hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atiow rates and. . extra good and fertile. © “. ell theta we neéd’-move farmers, ambee __gtbckmen, fruitmen and men of capipf) takin every . ortion of Nevada county —in the couniry, in the towns and on the mountains to help us to develop gill the hidden treasures of the seil, the timber on the mountains and the veins of gold and silver and other minerals that are buried in them, If you areacquainted with any men of large capital back mM any of the States, invite them to visit Nev.da County at once and see for themselves ts vast mineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and-its need of more Capital te improve our towns, assist our business men and rancumen and to start new paying —enterprises by which the public will .be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital invested. Tell them ofthe vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries;-of the iron, lime and slate. See Tell them of the unlimited water ‘power for tactories and of the valuable forests of the finest orn. mental . woods on the Coast, “\porly, and will extend a genuine wel—Ffeli them that the fruits and-grepes grown ‘in this altitude have finer flavor and better shipping qualities than those grown at a lower altitude. Tell them that a full grown and well kept orchard will yield a crop worth from $10 to $500 per ucre ‘per anfum. ‘Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, @ more ruddy complexion and firmer -museulardevelopment than childrea rear“ed in the jowlands. : Above all, tellthem that our people are large bearted, generous and neighcome to worthy strangers who come to reside in their midst, Tell thenrof our excellent schools, abundant churches, and 0: the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable placesin the State for permanent settlement, e Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily-Transcarr and it will keep them informed about the-richest-portion ofthe greatand wonderful Strate of California. 3 aes Dr. Besanke’s Cough aud Lung syrup. This syrup is composed of wild cherry, tar and balsam of Tolu, which ‘every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood root to loosen and throw off the offendng matter, by expectoration. Ask _your doctor if there could possibly be amore happy combination for the cure , of coughe, colds and bronchitis, or to build up a weak and emaciated consumptive pétient than this. — For _erovp and. whooping cough there is nothing better, and every r who val the lives of her little children abould always it in the house. It is and the babies } Rolph James, Trustee Notice of Assessment, {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Mi Company.—Location of Princial place of Business, San Francisco, Califordia. Lecatiun of Works, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting Of the Board of Directors, held on the 9tn day of Dec., 1890, an assessment, (No. 2) of Ten (10) Cen s per share was levied up on the Capital Stock of the fornereian. ear . able immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Segretary, at the office of the Company, room No. 10, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California ig stock upon which this assesament shall remain unpaid on the 15th ry at January, is 1, will be delinquent, and ad vertised fur suie at publie auc! legs paymentis m Saturday,the 7th day of February, 1891, te pay the delin sale. By orderofthe Board of Directors. oo DHEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—Room No. 10, 1# sansome Street, San Franciseo; Califurnia. Delinquent Notice. bbe ee BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Location of principal piece of business, San Francisco, Califor nia. Location of spied North Bloomfield, Nevada County, CétHforpia. : . Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, ou account of assessment No#46, levied on the tweutyiourth day of October, 1890, thé several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: ~ °. a Certifi’e. She. 188 5 oe EB ° Names. Bergin Thomas lI.. Bowie A. St. J ‘ sowie Helen J.. .,..299 Bowie Kobert I. Trustee 302 Denérvaud C. Trustee..283 10 paeeereee &. Trastee-.286 ~~ 20 2 rie te oe Hoefier L. M. Truste ‘Martinez &. Trustéé. Perkins H, Co. Perkins H, C Perkins H.C Pichoir H. TrusteéRobingon E. N, Trustee-220 450 Kobinson L, Se . obituson i seseu SSSSssss e8! BABS Bese. bees aus SSSSSssEese Robinson L. L. Trustee REE Rolph cee, Trustee Rolph James, Trustee Roiph Jameg, Trustee Kolph James, Trustee Rolph James, Trustee h J bh oh ames, Trustes ph James, Roiph James, Trustee.. Rolph James, = 4000 Rolph James, ‘lrustee.307 1000 500 00 Aud ip a*cordai ce with Jaw, aud an ordcr of the Board of Directors, made on the tweaty-fourth day of October; 180, so many sheres of each parcel of such etock as way be Mecessary, Will be seld at public: auction, atthe office of the Company, koom 4%, 40, 3208ansome street, San Francisco, Cal ou Monday, the Twenty-Second day of De cember, 1890, at the hour of 2-o’clock P; Mi of said day topay agid Deiing aent Aassegsments ther-op, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIR, secretary. Office—Room 24, No. 320 8. ~ Constable’s Sale. b cae VIRTUE QF AN EXECUTION !88SUED , out of Justice H. J. WrikhVs Court of Nevada townsLip, Count¥ of nevYada, State of California, dared the 2th day of xovember, 1890, ina certain action wherein the Péuple of the State of California as Plainutitf recovered judgment against J, G. Kowerman as defendant, forthe sum of $25.00 damfages and all tost#@ thatmay accrue on the 24th day of Noyem 1890, a have levied pee the following described property, to wit; Ali that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being inthe corporate lumite : EEEESESERHE gees $8588 _ bP s abe SS ansome Street, . n; aud ‘wni: e before; will be sold on . 5 ent desessment, together }. with the costs of advertising and expenses of ~tope, and-bi ad rato TO THE UNFORTUNATE . DE. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, Neo. 623 Kearmey Street, Corner Commercial.....8am Francirci Established in 1854 for the treatment of Seuxal and S8eminal Diseases sueb Ieeratea AES successfully treat " ed. Sah S3 br.Gibbon hasthe e ofannooncing tat he hasreturned visiting the principa: Hospitala of Buresumed practice at the Dis pe 628 Kearney Street, San Francisco, habe tis old patients abd tnuse rey uirin. his services may find him. : SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions, the consequence 0} self abuse. This so¥tary vice, or deprave sexual-indulgence, is practiced by the youth FoF pe sexés to an almostunlimited ext, producing with unerring certainty the foliowing train of morbid symptoms unies combatted by scientific wedical measures, viz‘ Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tb. nead, ring mg in the ears. noise like tne rustlig of lea the rattling of chariots, uneasiness, about loins, Weakneve of the limbs, coniused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, fitidence in approaching ecg pe & dis like to form new scquaintances, disposition to ‘shun society, loss of memory, nectic dlushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, f tongue, fetid breath,co cousi mptioh, night aweats, monomanisan 2 ene posal Uf relief be not obtained, Pe ms sO afflicted should apply imniediatey, either in in or by letter: apd have & & eur = py his néw-and scientific mode ese » which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure. MARRIED MEN, Or thogs who contemplate mye a who u are suffering under any of these fearful/mal fes, should a tein imufedia CURED AT HOME. wy ~ Persons ata distance may be CURED AT AOME, by addressing a letter to Dr; Gibbon} tating case, phe) hema » je of € the disease has continued, “and<the medicine will be promptly sent. free from damage or curiosity, tO any part of the country, with al and plain directions for use, The Doc; Wi Lucce wit Others fail. Try him. By enclusing ThN LOLLAKS in coinin a registered letter through the Port Oficé, or Lrough Wells, Fargo & Co, a package of medicine will be delivered by expresstoany our”, of the United Syates. ‘ address DR, J, F, GIBBON; 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San_ Francisco Uifice Box 1957. _ ‘ DR. GUNN'S BIT TE RS: relief. : Xr Regulating Catarhtiic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation: BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever and Ague aND ALL MALAGIAL TROUBLES, ofthe City of Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada niock Fourteen (14) as designated on the oficial map of Nevade City mous by H. 3. bier . 10 1869 and is béun on the uorth by Broad street, on the east by Deer Creek, un the west by the lot of M. Solari, having @ frontage of (80) eighty! feet on Broad street and a-tanding back to ‘spring girect together with el improvements thereon consisting of a frame buiiding and . all tepementse, bereditaments.and-appurtenances belonging to thesame, ~~ Notice is horeby pyen that on Wednesday, the 24ta duy of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M:-; of that day in front of the Court Housein the City, Township and Ceunty of Nevada, State of VUalifornia, I will sell ail'the figiit; title aud interest of J. G. Bowerman, the above nanied DefendatPubhe Auction, for-cash in U. ».’ gold goin, to the highest aud best bidder, to satfee said Execution and all cost. Dated at Yevyada Township, the 29thday of Nuvemos RICHARD DILLON, Constable. Delitiquent Notice. { ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal place of business, 8au Francisco, California. Location oe Vathe Srench Corral, Nevada eounty, parma! Notice—There are delinguent upon the Pica Sa No, 2, levied on the twentyfourih y of October, 1890, the several amounts set opposite the names of the re-. spéctive smeeeicee as pio 44 z 10. o, Names. Certificate. Shares, Am’t. Block James N.. 9 125 $250 Block James N,.. 10 100, Perkine H.C. ... 6 il 22 Shepard JL. N.. 13 100 200 Andin accordance-with law aud an order of the Board of Pirectors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 1890, so many shares of euch purcel ofguch stock as muy be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the officeyof the Company, Koom 24, No. 320 Sansome Sau Srancisco, CaliforBia, on Monday the twenty second day.of December, 16v0, at the hour of 3 0 clock P. . M. of said day, -to pey-said aelinguent assessments therson, together with costs of. advertising and a5 peusee of the sale, on Roo ~ hes Migs yes Secretary. ce— m 4 0. 820 Sansome street. San Francisco, California, : Allas Citation. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, sacramento, Cal., Oct. 6th, 1840. Oliver P, Davis, Agricultural Contestant, va, William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, ana H. A,-Ashburn and Otis Baker, Adyerse ts, Respondents, Involving, 8. 1-2 of N. W, 14 4nd N. 1-2 of 8: W. 1-4 of Sec. 30,-T.17N.,R.-40H., M.D. B and filling-and-consideringthe verified and corroborated petition Of thé abovenamed Contestant and goud cause appearing therefor: Itis ordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis together with his witnesses and each andultoithe above named Mineral Kespondents, together with ‘their wit2 and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peuce, at his oficein Nevada City,Cala., he being hereby designated as an Oificer Dearest the land, on December sth, mony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 of Practice: Then and there to introduce evidence to establish tue miueral or nen;mineral character of the above described tract. The hearing is made returuable beiorethe Kegister and Receiver of this office. at this office on, Dec, 18th 1390, No testiMony, otherthan that taken before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will beconsidered by tnis office. . And if either purty failto appear in respunse to this ication, defauit willbe d ‘uly entered. SELDEN HETZEL, Kegister. Order to Show Cause. 1X the SuperiorCourt of Nevada County, Califoruia. in toe mutter of the Estate of Toomasg Duustan, deceused. W.M. Treluar, the Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Kstute of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition heféin, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the Peioest Foperty and the real estate of suid ueceased, for the purpose therein set torth, it is therefore ordered by the said Court, that ali persons interested in the Estate o. said deccased, ap: peur before the suid Court cn Tuesday, the oth day of January, 1891, at 10 o’cluck & the fprengon fi sale dex at th. Court Keom in ey vity, to show cause order should not be granted to id ieee tor to sell all of the Mstate of said deceased at publie sale. And that a.copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the vaily Trauscript, a newspaper printed and pub edin said county. J. M. WALLING, superi dge, Dated Dee. 4th, 1890. pos oiet A. Burrows, Attorney, 45 Notice to Oreditors. Estate of J. A. J. Ray. Nittens is hereby given by. the signed, Administrator of the . J. Ray, deceased, to the cred and ali persons having claims against the aaid deceased, to exhibit them with th moogeenry vouchers, within. ten months after the ns Bu lication of this notice to the said Administrator, at the law office of Fred Searls at Nevada City, the same being the ‘place for the transaction of .the business of said estate,in said county of Nevada. GEORGE W. KAY Admivistrator of the Estate of J. A.J. Ray, € following described stoex, on account of} 1890 at 10-A, M. of that day, the oral testi. DYSPEPSIA. __ — ‘WER VOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaints, = . Natiséa, impure Bised,General Debility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARF : PURELY VEGRIALLE Perfectly Safe, etlable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Erancisov whe FOR SALE BY CoARR BROS, D. 8S. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling Transporting, Ete. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage’for The-. atri¢a! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lots trom 1 to 500 cords. Leaves Nevada City on : MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. ; At7 A.me. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussday Thursday and Saturday Ge MET he Me Passexcuns CAN. BY. TAKING THIS line resgh Nevada Gly at noon, instead of at 7:80 P. M. by railr All orders strictly ¢ attended to and charges easonable, T. P. BLUE. Pron ietor #6000. 00 @ year is being made by John Ry Goodwin, Troy, N.¥,at work for Keader,you may not make as mite we can teach youquickiy how to from $5 to S10 a day at the start, Epon. oth fexes,all 2 5 3 ‘ow Can comDeetee.¥ home, giving all your time,or spare moments ay the work. ‘Allis new. Great pay SURE for every worki oF. We arte a ereete everyoe BASILY, SPEEDILY learned, PARTICULARS FREE. Address af & CO., PORTLAND, MAINE, Bridge Notice, OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Hon, Board of upervigors of Nevada County, at the Court House in Nevada City, on Tuesday, January 6th, 1891, at 100’clock 4. m. of that day, or ag soon thereafter as a hearing can be had, for f renewal of license to toll upon the bridge cross the South Yuba River,at appoint known as Welagepet Crossing, dee13 8. bD. WuODs. Wanted. BrGHT, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Ciyy to handleMisa Beach’s curling fluid. Address J. L, 8cetield, 87 Post Street, ben Frauelacc. ah Rooh € Cunpuay AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE LAtest Sppros Los Gatos Spraying Munes, and will promptly execute ders for Spraying Fruit Trees ! Cadkin : Moth’: and’: Sale: Bug ! CHARGES REASON 4BLE. Or Gar Leave orders atth Daily Transcript’ Printin# Office or with BOOTA & co, \ ceased, = 3 Dated Aphis 12th day of November, 1600. ~ tek, } and’ y resting npon them, nor delay .G.ob . acres with ditch, ____. two barns ;_100 acres cleared; orchard and_ garden; .free—-water f Bm DIGESTION, por phaces Will be Bord Ut The ADOVE TOW price On account OF absence. 4} situate three miles from Nevada City.

Dutch Pat Stage Line . business with us. LANDSFOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of buriness 01d cflccehty lam comeled sell all the lands owned by me in thid counry—all held onder Government tile—and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from a town lot upward, and in shapé as ‘may be suitable, at feaeonable prices, according to location ; . TRACT NO. 1.+Conésisting of fractional Lot No. 5: in Bec. 27, fractional Lot No. Isec 26, with adjoining town lots in Blocks 1 and 3, and mill site on Worthington Rav ine— all coustitr ting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town containing about 2s acres; bounded onthe wesi-by the “Old Block Gravel tlaim;” the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy. and other The most of this land is well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible uf being divided into a number o sonxaviensgnd accessible tracts, mostly yery deép aoil, Yalunbl¢ fog fruit growing; aifelia Ui gardening. One ever-flowing spring on 1 ut 1 in Block 3; o.e-balf of another-eyer-flowing spring will go with anuther eubuivision; one-haif fight of smalist eam from «tunnel on andther-and two ever flowing streams from tunbeis on north. ide of hill, 3 PRACT NU. 2. Loree-servenths (3-7tha,; undivided, of the “Old Block Uravel Claim'’s containing inthe whote nine acres. This land ~is-wetttim ; has good West by tue knights Of Masta Quartz claim, and on thé south by the Coe (Quartz Mine, contuinjhg about 100 acres; about+9 acres enclosed iin good, substuntial and mosily ueW picket and wire fence, There are three .ever failing springs of water Within the eucies junu iree water trom ravine for garden uhd orchard; gyed dwelling house of iy FOuTIB; BOUL 20 TrUuit trees yrowing, assurted varieties,“ one-haifin bearing and no scale,’ This laudius been pruuouncea by scores Of foreign horticukuris s ynd yineyurdists as beilg tirst-Cluss-Olive aud vineyard land—the Very best in this purt of the plalc—ald Lhe sale kind «s the bortieuitu:isis ahd vineyardists in Napa and other: ‘counties are now purchasing at high prices for the same purposes, * TRACT NU, 4.~Opposite the Homestead, on eust vide of turepike road, exte ding from PowDiay Quartz Mine to Jumes mammilks, containing about 1s acres, with ght v1 Hold & LURuel on Luis tract, Wyuld divide weiiin.o four iots. St WAKAC No. v.—On north side 1 turnpike roau, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fieids, vontuining lv acres. ‘I'wo-thisds well timbered, and deep soil. rine Alfaitalanu. Will maky two elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through extreme Upper portion. i , LHACT dv, 0—Uy southside of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, containiig about oc acres. Copsiderable timber on this tract, with right of way over tract No. o forditch from south :uba Canal. Much,of this tract_is nearly level, and ried deep svil. Will muke several convenient subdivisions, from 5to w acres. ‘La 0 7—VO i No, 8.12 bectiun25, gaining Glenbrook premises ou niniuiny, abuts acres: Considerable tiniber und some very good land, ‘with rightol Way us petore stated. 2s eee ES Lhe omnibus tines make eight trips €ach way, pér Jay, overthe turn —tH# AC Sen t—P he southe o nt. -16, NK ; sold} end-eust-haifund eust bull of westhatf of southwest quarter of same section, 27¥ acres, oWned jointly with bk. A. Koberts. ‘ihe whole tract is oftered. ‘There isone iiving stream and several overtiowing springs-ou this tract. 2 All of ihe above lands are “under the ditch’’ and water can be had at all times. IhhMS OF 5SALE—One-half cash. Lhe remuivder in installments with oue, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Small tracts cash. ~ Also—dou feel, or shures, ont of (oyu in the *: Norwicu Quartz Claim and in.t.tot Ne 2,1 Ab tick 0,12 in South Grass Valley and part orrord & Refily.quartz Cluim—about 3 _ Aiso—vne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about ¥ acres. 3 Aiso—One-hali undivided interestia the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the loge, containing 24 acres, situated in Spenceville Copper District. Fe ‘Bae HESE MINING CLAIMS AKE ALL PATENTED. ae : Aiso—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports, Statutes and Standard Text books, contained fn six glass front bookcases, with oitice furniture and furnighings, Maps, framed engravings and other oilice equipments. y Aiso—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed.well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike road in Hill’s Flat. z GRASS VALLEY, CAL, ike road. Special Bargains in Lands. : =$5O000-=320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good house and parn ; plements, tools, étc., with place. E » $6000-125 acres; not more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in be#ring,Consisting of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence. $3750--450 ucres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost -ebout $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, : $900--60 acre: good fruit land, sitdate three iniles trom Nevada City; 15 acres Cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six Lead cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water forirrigating. A real bargain. $2 1 50-=425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses. and -, S415 056104 acres; highly-ims proved ; goddhouse and-barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; { Arare chance to-secure_a-profitable farin.at.a low-price. 8 as SUF = : $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acrés cleared; hoyse and burn ;-some-fruit-trees; free water for-irrigating: Z : ——-00: $8000--500 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine 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 irvicotod Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug . depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine’ fruit,and ev, ery advantage for a desirable home. te These are only a féw of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of -Lands_at_prices ranging trem $5 to $75 peracre. Terms Easy. ze NEVADA COUNTY .IAND AND. IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to'GEO. C. GAYLORD. Ass’t Secy,’ _ ‘NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT __ (Regitar Price $6 a Year) = ee THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL ee Z a (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) i = Both for $6 50 a ‘Year ! '. {OPFER NO. z,}. = THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT © sie — { Regular Priee $6 a Years: = OTT E, THE SAN TRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguia: Price $6 4 Year) forPEn No. 1,, Both for ‘$9 00 a Year! To take adVafitage of any one uf the Combinations Those in arrears for tne FR<NscRirr now. mast pay up in full,-and also pay one year’s combination price. in advance, The Daily Transcript isthe Leading inet of Northern Central Ca:ifornia—a position it has maintained since itwas established in 1860. It gives the latest and mostYeliable Mining, Horticultural, Court, Supervisoral and other Neyaja county news. It is bright, indepenaent, enterprising and nterestifig. The San Francisco Weekly~ Call {sa handsome eight-page paper. -It is issued every Thursday; and contains all ‘of the important news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence from all of the principal cities of the world and a vast amount of the best selected and original general literature. It furnishes tbe latest and mostreliable financial news and market quota tiens, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news oe in every bs as a first-class family pr~er, appealing to the interest of every. member-nt the oqusehold, ‘ . The Morning Call , : Isa live metropolitan daily. 'It.has the largest BR and is recognized as being the eading newspaper __ the Pacific Coast, : ; s : : Incorporated 1.990. Directors’: i re Al-¢ TREGIDGOFEsq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq, . H. C, CALLAHAN, .Esq. ~ EDWIN TILLEY, Fea. ~€. J. RECTOR, Secretary. 2 “ _ Stages leavé Ngvada City for Maybert via Washington and . — 5 Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A, m.Stages leave Maybert for/Neyada City yja Ormonde und Washiagten on Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and.Saturdays/at5 A.M. . : WORTHLEY & NICHOL,;<Managers. . ’ N."B.—This organization was necessary forthe protection of oursélvestand those doing We propose to’ run Stages ularly, winterand Summer, snow,o no snow. We earnestly solicitthe Gheaperaiion Great Signed: eas Washington Mining Co, Yuba Mining C Donen D. Mining w Bluebell Mining Gol, \ yor Creek Mining Co. GEO. G. ALLAN; Esr. GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. : "i surtate, not broken up, very deep ich geil and lies adjoining Tract No. Lon the west. eek ‘TRACT NO. 3.—l HE HOMESTEAD, Comprisidg ail the lands bounded on the east by the . ‘ turnpike road, north bythe Hughes’ coud and Col, Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the . , way tor ditch froth Sou h Yuba Caual; alld a never failing small stream of water fleWiag:. -» tenes One aore . — For Sale or Ret_on Rasy Terms! 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply ~° 2 4ree--water for a portion . A is Daily, t with 1:00 Pp. M. overland leaving Ben . erand investor Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORN 1A 300,00 PRINCE 2A: OFFICE 216 Sanmvome st., San Franciseo a we Fire Insurance Only J. F. Houguron, President. J. 1. N, Sueparp, Vice President, Cwarues H, Story, Secretary HR. H, Maoitu, Genera' Agen Risks socented vn ell clusses of desirable property inthis county at rates as low asso! vency and a fair profit will admit.of, gua:anteeing a promptand liberal response to al just-claims for joss,——+-— Urass“Valiey Branch For Nevada Count; GEO W. HILL Manager ED, SAMPSON, Special Agent. ‘MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY ‘Whitehead Cook z BOOB reer] LEAD ‘'HE WORLD. * No” t, The American Past Cook. @RICE 82. : Ne. 2, ; Hote] Meat Cooking. PRICE 68. ree — ‘. Chicago Herald Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE 81.50. 1 Ne. 4, ~ Cooking For Prorit, PRICE 63 FOR SALE_ AT THE OFFICE OF. fHE HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Stiect, San Francisco Nevada County N. G.R.R. ie tim . Bulletin, one year, $12.60 . pao in the “inarket ‘These watches have . SCRIPT and Weekly Batista eee LY TRAN _. solely on_their merits. The cases we guaantee } AMY ‘Tintites, with DAiL “. DAILY TRANeUKIP'S and, Daily Bulletin, one O@™ We will send THE DAILY TRANSORIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: ’ PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Solia Gold jand Silver Watche ’ Drums, Realizing the ium, we portance of &good. wat. 4 NickI6 tehior drum, 14-inch head. with , = We colected the “'Walth » pl with DAILY TRANECHIPT “aed Daily being the best known and most reliable tim DAILY TRAN world-wide reputation which they have yained . Subscribsr pays express to:Le of soliu goldand coin silver respectively, and if not justag represented may be revurned at our expense and we will refund the moaey. We are prepared wo make the most iiberal propo-: sitions on these watches as premiums, as will bé seen by the following offers: Sofid Gold Watch—Gents . Agentlemau’s solid yold hunting case watch, “Waitham” movemen:, stem-winding and. stemserting; with pong aerate aa Daisy Buileun, one year, $36.50, wateh, TRAN: '. repeating rifle made and-is—toowell” . SUKir? and Weekly Buitetin, one ‘Your, €84.40. ead TOMEEY dumerintion: Poti silt prone to Subscriber pays ex, charges on wal rom Setagon bariel Winchester rifle with balcy San Frauicieon. \ ponean ER. ee, aud iaily Buketin, one year, Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. . #2276; With DAILY TRANSCKLFT and Weekly 4 ludy’s soitd gold hunting case watch, “Wal: . rifle. We wile senda rim fire fr §1 40ires. Sub. tham” movement, ‘stemi-winding, svem-setting, . scriber pays express ~ : with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily. Bullewn, one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26,90. Buvscriber to pay exprés’ charges on watch trom San FranCisco e ‘ Solid Silver Watches. Solid co —siiver-hunting se" Sigel Waltham” movement, stem-wioding and: stem. one year, $9.26. Subscriber pays exprese— sevting.& thoroughly Feliable inka, with : : 2) DAL, “RXNSCAIPT and Daily Builetin, one : year, $18; with Day gn ae oud Ws vekly Revoivers. uiletii, one year, $15.90, Bul PY T We have decideu to offer a strong, ser: express charges op watch trom San Francisco. n. tevolver for ® premium aud have selected tne samewath, opeu ince, with DAILY TRAN-1 american, double action, * Bull Loy,” 4 size trom 22 ty 88 cal, SULT, anu Daily Builetia, ne dag $15; with LKANSCKIPT aud-Weekiy-asabietn, one . 220 1 fT Pte yeur, $12.90 Subscriber to pay «Xpress charges ory began andes Lng) Leroy oe on Watch from pan francisco, © . Weeicly Bulistia, one year, Pag igs) eis \ Nickle Watch, _ “es A fine cordéd, hammered brass drum, w. ticks complete, ‘with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘any Daily poate? one year, $10.50; with DAILY aRANSCRIPTand Weebly viletin, one 4 Ci $8.50. Subscriber pays ex).ress, : : Rifies. The Winchester nmiaintains ite as the best Military Drum, Flobert Rifles. rect Flobert rifle, shooting 22a, Flobert avine: { cartridges, jus, 0 ag e ig for ® who ai -SCRIPT-and~ Daily Bulletin, one year A oandsome nickie stem-winding face, good muyement, with DAILY SCKIP?i and Daily Bulletia, ono year, $11; with DALLY THANSUKIPE ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90: Subscriber to pay. express chasges on watch from San Francisco. . “Fishing Tackle Our premium tishig réd is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with iance woud tip and.double. ferrules it is & good serviceavle rod and wil be sent with: ee ag Fissg Bi ny spre Mee DAILY 4RAN3 ly Bull one ~ $1; fae Bicyc.es. ‘. DAILY TRANSUnI: T and W sobiy Balletigy cone ~ Phe Bicycle we have selected ap & . jut year, $2. Subscriber pays xpress, tne ‘Apollo’ —while not the must expensive is a : Tent. first-class article in every respect. it is. handsome and substantially made. it runseasily and ' : This {9.4 very usetul prem ws and-will—be apPreviaweu Ly all who go hunting, fishing oz campiva prime favorite, it is standard finish with mckis winnings, aud Will be sent complete With saddie-bag, toois, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY TRANBSC4IPsé aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; willy DALLY THANSURIPT and Weekly oulletin, one year, $26.90. (The above prices are jor a ¥é-.uch Wheel, Prive per additional inch imade knowh Ou application.) Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle trom San\Francisco. ; ji Boys' Velocipedes. A 16-tHch wheel, standard tinish, wrought-iron yelocipede, with beli, etc., compiete, sent with DAILY THANSCKIFT and Dauy Bulletio, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TKANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40, Type Writers, Thisis a type-wnting age. Everybody hag one who has -wiitibg to do; or should have one, Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is @ pertevtinstrument, simple in construction, easily worked, neatly mounted and boxed, with instructions for use, Which can be learned iu ten, YTRANSCKIP?T and Daily Buuewn,one year, $17; with DAILY TRANSCKI¥T and vekly Bulletin,-one~ year, $15, Subscriber pays express. Cane, ; }-Neithertootarge-nor-vworsman, “but Just THe Tizingacitub. A licst-c sabi con, r ghtsize witn 14-k gold head, will-be sent with wilt went with DAIGY Thanet I 4 vaily Builetin, ene year, $19; with year, $12.60; with DAILY FRANBORIPY snd . py aANsCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, ini Wan Weekly bulletin, one year, $10.50, Subscriber} 9)7--—y; 3 pays expire. 2 2 : $17. Subscriber payr express, Telescope.” A very useful article thatunyone jiving in the ing out, Ibis@ fitet-class A Lent, eater—prouf und made of 8 og, uuck; siz -6x7 feet, aud wil be sent with poles, pine, e:c., complete, with DAILY PRANSUNIPL ana Laily Buse, O16. year $124,00; With VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekiy Bullen, one year, $10.60. Subscriber pays wie express,Hammock, A hammock is ® premium that appeals to al Whether siung from thy trees in & lawn oF Ad the posts ofa shady verandah, a hammock is picturesque aud su,gestive uf biissful comfort, A complete and, elegant 13-toot hammock, with Og-leet spread, sent with DAILY LKANSURIPT Sud Daily bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY PRANSCKIFT and Weesly Buliesin, o1 98.26, Subseriber pays ai pres. oe Tennis. ie ae thefav.rite 1 giver sulicient exercise withou bemy violent; keeps the attemuou fixed: and in (erest sustained throughout the game, Being gamein which ladics «Xcel, you can secure the geo Base Baui, g ik With an objecu-ylass 3 igches in di er, 3. -, complete, aud will be sent with DAILY draws, 5 inches long when closed, leather cased. THANSUnltT aud Lay Bulletin, one year, $12 aud will be seut With DALI-¥.. TRANSURIPT and . With DAILY TRANSUKIFT and Weekly BulleDaily-Bulletin, ope your, $11; with vAiY FRAN. “? he year, $10. Subscriber pays express, SCKIPT and Weckly Bulletin, one year, §9. Subseriberte pay express vharges, ; ‘. TIME TABLE NO. 41. Takes Effect Saturday, Nov. 15, '90, at 12 o'clock noon, =—Ss @ LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: Francisco at 7:30 A. M. t ‘ Daily, ti ith D0 F, hs teleat beams } arriving inSan Francisco at 6:45 A. M., and with overland leaving San Francisco at7 P. 4:27 A M Daily, bringing pas° . *sengers and mail leaying San Francisco at7 P. M., also Eastern passengers, ; §:3 P. M. yd ecnnecting with Overland leaving San Francisco at 7:304.m., and bringing Fastern mail. . . JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent IT HAS TURNED UP. WHAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE Y selling dur new Book “CHARACTER sKETCHES,"” itis the greatest sellin book eyer brought out -n the south. FIFE. TY-1 WO—52-FULL PAGE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS, fresh and striking ; humorous and serious. Printed on heavy You Mast Pav: in Advance for Oue Year! Se teosee three duys. . Price of outfit only 76 cents. Apply at once ior terms aud territury. lf you are not setisfied when outfit receiyed-anonAd Slogant haugiing jamp)-with \4-inch shade, Amost interesting instrument and of great use . ®2d from 42 te inches extensien, made of to hg student, ‘This is no toy, but a powerfu: } Polished brags ufa rich golu coior—a highly orna= Mierosvupe that reveals the many strange things autho, Sud servicesbie lamp sent with DAILY that exist in the food weeat aud the water wet TRANSCRIPT and Daily pulietin, ene_ year urink, It stands6 inches high and maguities50 $18.bu; with DAILY TRANSCKIFY and Weekly diameters, aud wilbewentwith DAIL1 TRAN— . Sulletin, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays ¢xSUK.P? and Daily Buletin, one year, $11; w°th . PI PE ae eee a Weekly Bunetin Stylographic Pen. 3 DAILY -SHanbtrih tam i, One year, $9, Subscriber topay eXpress charges, year, see Pay exp 8 Always ready tu write; carries ink enough Musical instrumerts, ine holder Us laet for weeks “or months; wil be Inmaking our selections of musical instru-} ulletin, one year, $10 ngs ekg Daily nents for premiums, We aimed in every instance . goRI PT and Weeki Builetin? 98°: RAN40 get a goou article— one that we newd nut hesisd etin, $8.25, ‘ace to send toaperforimer whois @ connoisseur, 1 We have maue arrangements with the eading ‘ , wianut Band jobvers iiateliwble us to uffer Standard Rain Guage. these 1.struments iu Jopnection with the TRAN. Approved by thesignai service at Washington, SUKI eT on unprecedently liberal terms with full direcauns ior use will be seuyt with z DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ and Daily busiesth, ene Banjo. {fete HOea with DAILY TRANSCRIP? and Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has fetes dhe sci One year, $8.75, Subscriber become very fashienablegunng the iast few years. : es Iv is readisy earned by anyo.e having & good ear 10 Music, and Makes @ spiendid accompaniment Photographic Outht Amateur photography is a most delighttu and foi the voice in singing, We will send a hanusome uickle-rim, caf-skip head, 10 bracket banjo ) With instrueuon book, with DAILY TRAN. Popular recreation. With the approved apyaSORIPY aud Daily Bulletin, oue year, $11.50; with . “Altus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of DALY THANSUMIPY anu Weekly Bulietia, one . king a good picture and wili soon possess year, $9.00. Subscriber to pay express charges. . hundreds of views twken by him or herseli. The Apparatus we offeris vo bght it can. be B Flat Cornet. . [SStFIed When “walking er riding, Avery body Ahandsome nickie b flat.coryet, with full set epaeid date Ghe tor it will prove s scurce of Of €Xtre vroons, mule racke, case-and instructi He in atl auc of pres. se mABy, ae eae book) omphte—a fine ecio inetrument—with = Li pda » consisting o DAILY TRANSCRIPT and inl Buiieun, one au retest Pay poring plotures, with year, $16.60; with DAIL NSUCKL and lates, 2 vapann: Weekly Bulletin, e146. Subscriber pays ex-. O00, ts @packagesors. P. A, press charges, Flute. The flute is one cf the sweetest and easiest mu— sical instruments to learo, Ltharmonixes with the piano apd ‘ll other instruments. For # remium we hgverselected a fine cocou-wood, 6Keyed, sori jointed flute-with tuning slide, and isend it with DAILY PRANDORIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY T. SCRIPT i and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75, Subscriber pays exnress charges. . Pianos; es miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, eletinished—-just the tling for children ts lea to play on; maxes good music, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daiiy Bul slp, one heat and W éekly Microscope. Daily Bulletin, one yeur, $11; with ata P and W eekly Bae _ 4 7S. Pranclcos Pay eXpress ¢ es from San ork— Additional materials for ; tographers, may be had Sam a poral i S4yCoumerciai Street, Francisco, 0 : Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNaliy Standard World—e library in ithelf—furmshedin nee Fang voluwe of 192 pages, elcgantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witu wold side wages dco, wi ne ; y RAN ce , Wi sent with DAIL > SUBLET aud Daily Bulletin, one year, fh with DAILY TRANSORI FT and Weekiy Bull one year, $9. subscriber pays express, , $11.50; with DAILY TRANSORI Bulletin,o. year, §9.50,. Subseriber pays ex— Croquet, A beautiful croquet set for eight players will ; be sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT aud’ Daily Guizot's History of France. Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRAN~. ;, ¢vooe® History of trance” is a standard work SCKIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8. Subileactaene men boundin cloth, profusely le TaVvin; scriber pays express ‘with DAILY TRANSCKIPT Gnd Daily peent Shot Guns. one year, $13.60; with DAILY TRaNsuSIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $1) 50, beori. We made a special point of securing a good gun SPR — ey refunded, : Address, = Southwesteri Publishing Honse, 158 and 155 North Spruce 8t. Nashville, Tenn, 0g29-4m 5 TH.. eae Overland : Monthly. HE LEADL FE. R. x ENT YEAR WILL bE OEE Fe ILLUSTRATED DESOR’ PT1VE Without the Overiand Menthiy impossible to ksep iaformed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential to the home-seekTo lovers of literature the Overland offerseach mouth the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Its stories of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, fron. mining-camp days to the living present. Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best ‘Bastern work, — If you wish to aid the growth of Ve Pacifle’ Coast, subscribe for the Overland Monthly, : bate $4.06 yes year, One Sample Copy, I venty-five Cents. . Bulletin isthe only nowepapar in California that publ pays eXpress, for a premium— one we can ‘recommend, and ° fog} aasured thes ont aslection, wilt heal that’ you ra Sewing Machines, can ask, premium gun wel @ and harm machine— handsmetly, finished, tt shocts strong and aathitestn nite ttteae ee nog edi Maa ) " ited for five yeara, accurately, andis @ reliable gun in every par-. with DAILY TRAASU PT an ticular, itis the very Dent gue ever offered as a LF ornate " y, Builetin : é @ . one year, $30; With DalLY Thaneduiee aud newspaper premium andis weil worth working . Weekly #ull ; for. te y Magniticent double breech Toadest Bele een onr ga TORO Suheetibe: pays with twist barrels, bace-action, side snap, rubber butt, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and wili be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIP? and Daily Bulletin, ene year, $21; with DAILY TRANé SOKIrT’aud Weekly Bulletin, ane year, $1v. * NOTE —Persons preferring Semi-Weekly BulleSusaocr.ber pen Gees pe ee itby paying 90 eente a year in Same gun as above, wi T i tothe clubbi 4 be added yo above pr'es, aha FS Bulletin, oe ates forte Weekly 3 _ $1.50 The Bulletin is the leading evyenin ni a the Pacifi g journal in circulatien and infi Coast. itis dlsttagulshed tos the wee of its editorial matter, beer ney el wou pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art, i foreign . news, while itis the recognized authority in all financial and trade de, e b / Bin extenso . cisions 0: the Supreme Court. Owing to the ditierence iu time rb. ce rancisce and “the principal news centers in.the Kast, the world’s news of each day ia furnished bythe Bul etin twelve hours in advance of the morning papers, * he Weekly Bulletin is a handsome 12 pase, yo column paper, issued every Wednesday 5 morning—the largestand best week! a tent a ee y published in the West. BROW I w& CALE IDs, (HE PEOPLE'S CYOLOPRDLA yee The Overland Montn'v Publishing Oo. Nan Francisco AE sar is Deatwiche earn from $86 to 850 . per week, and more efter a little ) Fa and will teach you a fos, fos wets inven eee tine. he = Best---inrWorld'='for » General Use. ~The New Three-Volume kdition — * BAY: hensi % : rol Compre ens = 4 oguctbatony, Complete in 8 convenient volumes, ~ Row toads "supaetibars wot kame welag with only apart. eyclopadia za ruemaere Rot apt walng with only apart o« eyolopedin Really Cheap— Less , Bend to us for speci ages, etc., that you a W* call the spebial ettenttes st School tustees, ak at i * haa i _ EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. MmUNT. , $20.75. Above is center fire +. g, sent. with DAILY TRAN. — Walt of your lad) scquaiuteuces and add to you-.5 25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bullet’ . > any: it will be” sent with ~ Among outdoor games iawn tennis is becoming. country or iraveling, ‘will appreciate. Our . OUr base ball outfit consists of twe-leazie baits —— TUMTa Telescopes © good, strcug iuatummene, . Miia Aasdrted bats; two pairs of gloves, maak LY TRANSCRIPT and -