July 11, 1890 (4 pages)

reer ap TA SRE EC ha a ar rare : ———— = _ ttc = i ao. whe Daily ew script. = fice : or s t, Nevada City. ‘When the silk was on the corn. mch Corville North San Juan. 5 Moore’s Tal, Sweetlan North Bloomfield, othevery and Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, in Placer aleo county; a Nevad of town er *Neath the leaden skies we parted In the autumn cold and gray, But old winter's reign is over And so is the pleasant May; And I know you're slyly watching Each evening and each morn, When the tender husk is bursting, And the silk is on the torn. State out ya the ceh tios,otro andlerra_coun Diego frem the 8ia erra to the Sea.”” — FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890. Conaty Supervises. lus that mays the boar: that any surp end of exist in the general fund at the sferred to the fiscal year cannot be tran things as root beer and snga@r-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, sweet condensed Aivnost every one starting off for the failure a return of purchase price. On is a book out of the library, or off the advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. . King’s New Discovery for Consump bookstand, or bought of the boy hawking books through the cars. Ireally be Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is. pleasant and Wednesday On evening Jas. Ir you want a fine turn-out go “you must have intellectual recreation.” Yes, there is no need that you take along to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable. ‘ tf Philosophy.” . There are many easy books that-are good. S the “‘idéal’ Hairdressing. take lighter food—a little strychnine and a few grains of ratsbane.” Literary. poison in August is as bad ‘as literary poison in December. Mark that. Do the verinin of a corrupt printing ! hair soft and silken; Talinage 1 umber of years, and it lias always aera Gali tig, prevents the hair from ager Another sable personage is now visit, insures its vigorous oo an ing Paris in the person of Prince Mardjane, of the Comoro Islands, which lie off the east coast of Africa near Mozam tion concerning. his country, but this would seem to be. 2 vague, semi-official eeps the scalp white and clean.” — Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass. “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for promoting the growth of~the hair, and think it unequaled. For restoring the single official could understand a word which either of the strangers uttered. After a weary waste of atrocious French on the one hand and of absurd Arabic on the other an interpreter was summoned hastily and some light was Proprietors. aie “My Simmons Liver Regulator has never PREPARED BY : Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Gold by Druggists and Perfumers. Gift to Richmond College. college. ‘Upholstering Shop. Ryland his check for $10,000 to aid in endowing the college and at the same GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to holster do all kinds of ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, M.o+s Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Loung’s, éte., ete., made to order. as lege the T. C. Williams law professorship.—Richmond Herald, for the investment of capital, and ac to Astoria by The Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack‘ed for shippine alspecialty. PerRvectiy pure, ,erfectly pure, perfectly harmless is Simmons Liver Regulator. e@nveeee the Means of All... .the Tastes and All at the Lowast Living Rates Frequentiy accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been thevonstant favorite family §e6nedy. For sale by Cerr Bros. ¥—S. 14 degrees 20’ E. 4.86 Chains or 287.8 : i, ce u—S. 2 degrees 15’ W. 10.64 i feet, theuce Jemma ae sak li—s. theweg ? degrees 30’ E.7. 98 chains or 528.4 Oi TE THE SAN FRANCISCO: DAILY CALL ne ~ lz ». 25 degrees 4 W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, (Regutat Frice $6 a Year) Both for $9 OO a Year! 13—S 52 degrees 80’ E. 1.18 chains or.77.9 atv thence : bd. 64 degrees W. .65 chains or 42.9 feet. Contuiniug 18.07 acres. Ags the sume is Foe particularly described in suid field notes at pp. 183-140 thereo! 4 suid lot » cuntains Mineral juts Nos. 135, 186 aud 187. To take advantage of any one w! the Combinations wouce of which is recorded in Book 5, of Suid loi embraces within-said bounda: ies the lode claims known xg the Phillip, the Miniag Notices, pp. 180, in the afuresaid Kecords (sce PP. 20-29 ot suid field notes) aisothe “su)ler Claim,” the notice of which Ip recurded tu Bouk 5 of Miuing Notices pp. 234 Ui Suid KecOrds (see paxe 380 of said fieid utes) also the *\ fal Glaim,” the notice of whici is recurded in Book 6, of Miving Notices, pp. 649-666, suid Kecurds. (See pp. 31Those in arrears for the TRANscRIPT now mast pay up in full, and also 34 of euld field notes.) Aigo the re-lucation of said “Ural Cluim,” the uotice—of which pay one year’s combination price in advance. 1s recorded in Buok 9 of Mining Records bp. deg ibe — Records. (see Be 85e erie eld notes. : es.) Suid LotC.; is describ Iathe Leadin: B paper of Northern Gentral Caiifornia—a position it has maiutained since apy Horticultu it was establ in 1860. It givesthe latest and most reliable Mini ata point N.4 4 ° Cc ourt, Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. It is bright, iudapaadent, seen SfCommencing a) panei ee the ‘eection. mets ing and nteresting. t10On8 1, 12,13 and 14, in said rowuehip, serie You Must Pay in Advance for One Year. The San Francisco Weekly Call MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD,— Main Street, Nevada City. {ga handsome eight-page paper. Itisissned every Thursday. and contains all of the important news of the week, gleaned from every quartero f the globe, complete up to r 1 corr from all of the prina date of publication, It contains interesting eipal cities of the world and a vast amount off the best selected-an 4 original genera) ishestbe-latest and most reliable financial news and market uota rature. It tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and i every soapect a first-class family p-~er, appealing tothe interest of everv Premier afae old. : The Morning Call ‘Seven issues a week) Isa live metropolitan daily. It bas the largest circulation and is recognized as being the leading newspaper the Pacific Coast. ar —s. cae 42 degre grees 30’: W, 4.17 chains or 275.2 “— thence. N. 46 degr ees 20’, W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 feat, MS hee 7> degrees KE. 392 chaing or 258.7 Containing .44 acres as the sameis mo Dace particula iat yi riyBoies described in nent field notes at wid Lot C. embraces within its li the “Champion Mill site,” eaheeat enn is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. aid sat feta site pag iotes,) ‘Said paid LotLove U, is also called tepiso dated R. C, Walrath;John V, Hunter A. and athens: ECG & \HAW MRS. A. J. RAPP, Staple and Fancy Hardware i. ly solicit a continuance in the future. ~ ‘\. . OOMMEROIAL STREET, Beconddoor from the American TeaStore. Smali,Fruit Farms. The Sunnyside tract of farm lat-ds, four miles south of Salem, was put on ONE ENJOY® the market in February last, and nearBoth the method and results w’ prise com ly all of the 650 acres, which Syrup of Figs is taken; it is ples». it, are sold. A few morel0-acre tracts and refreshing to the taste, and » remain, and nothing more desirable to gently yet promptly on the Kidn:he the settler of limited means is tofrut Liver and Bowels, cleanses th« found around Salem. A small farm in Sunnyside will soon become tem effectually, dispels colds, i. “James Kinkead. A. TRENGERTH, FRUIT AN) VARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. ae constantly on band = kinds of aches and fevers and cures habiti. its und Vegetabl oanneoe hand Btraw berries, Oranges, Lem For sa aaune variety of Fresh Fish every Thuts in 50c and $7 bottles by all druggis: Best Butter and Vegetables. : lowest for Cash, Prices the Kee Cream, Soda, «tc., July 4th. Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. Home Office HEATINC :: STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat erns. be barred AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. . **™*. —_—o— ‘At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lots. The succesa »f thi ed over 3, shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts pisos on the market, 225 haye meanest ne Ss We claim that 10 acies of choice Lun in Fruit will bring a larger income than 16 acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. We also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell a : Terms foriBook-keeping made:knowr @n application. CORRUGATED IRON .ROOFING Pupils furnish their own stationery. Guns, Pistols. Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. ' QS We Jo not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superior American producte, Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as @ teacher of the artpreservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F, Englebright,) Civil : Exginoer : and : Surveyor, PAINTs, OLLS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETO. We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, SELDEN HETZEL. Kegister. pplicant. ae, Attorne Edward Lynch, Fresn«, Cal, B. 0. Sei Also Deputy County Surveyor, Officein.be Mo.rgan (Laci: & Roberts’, ‘Block, Neva ed for the period of rixty day: in the Ve Daily beng te a daily newspaperNevaished at Nevadu City, Nevada County, pubState of California, SELDEN HETZEL, Register, small tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a large tiTerms for Penmanshio—$6 foriFifteen Agents for the celebrated . pubiicadon hereof, or they will by virtue of the provisions of the e Oregon Land Company was es ecially organized tor the mIrpo: It is hereby ordered, that th LASS MEETS EVERY EVENING subdividing large tracts of Land, aud bas during the ast two years is horas bought and sonTanke subdtvidNee of application for Pat ates ae visi farm. ‘Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.j he Best in the Market. pwning the Providence Guld Quartz Mine, “. 8. Patent, Lot No.40, and the Consolidated Wyoming Gold Mining Company, a corpeau ates Lota No. 56. and No. 75, U. B. Sra the Wyoming and Ural Mines. Auyundail persons claiming adversel any portion of said Champion Consvolid ed Quartz Mines und Mill Site, Mine or gur‘ace ground, are requued to file their ad verse Claims with the Register of the United states Lund vftice at pacramento, the Stute of Culifornia, during the sixtyin days peri dof . (in the State Insurance Buildine.) The Famous ‘Suverior Ranee, Lessons. FREIGHT ADDED. at Salem, Oregon, CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY are, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of merits of = He FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO, All Styles. Thankful for past patronage, I respectful COMPANY —w'TH TS— —DEALERS IN — — LAND OREGON JOOK :: STOVES :: AND :; RANGES CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CC. thence The Daily Transcript Glassware, Piano Movine Promptly attended: to and Carefully Performed. SAN-FRANCISCO, CAL. " LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, W.¥ A DAILY TRANSCRIPT THE NEVAD ( Reguiar Price $6 a Years : FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDs REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, count for the rapid sale of those resiNorth Pacific Addition dence lots in Just socsiend. 0 different style Igtest desiga dress buckles. j30-1w. roxp. er & Oraw Mrs, Lust {OFFER NO. 2.) = JAMES KINKEAD tate was released from the obligation t pay the $5,000. But now his wife an children step forward and pay the entire $25,000, and-thus give to Richmond col constipation permanently. 2 rhe adjuining claimants are render that city an attractive point Buckles! Buckles! . These Advantages Enable Us, as is..to be Seen, to Cater. to..3eeeees .Plainly OR SALE BY W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. Some months before his death z—N. 35 degrees 15 W. 4.41 chains or 291 feet, thence ., 3—-N 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N.v0 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, theme 6N. 64 degrees E. 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, thence 6—N. 2? degrees 15’ W.4.72 chains or 811.5 feet,thence ~F—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 318 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 5-N. 07 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, {OFFER NO. 1., ™ecific Branch SAN FRANCISCO. Cae 108 Stevenso. bor.on the Pacific Coast, it has thirry time he offered to give $5,000 toward enlarge salmon canneries, two great iron dowing a chair of law, conditioned on the raising of $20, more in a given foundries and a third foundry building, time. The condition was not-complied and iron mines close at hand to supwith, and of course Mr. Williams’ es ’ ply them with ore. The city has a valuable property. AND A MILLINER SECOND TO NONE ANYWHERE. THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. ; ~+-Mr.Williams sent-to-Treasurer-C, H+ There advantages Finest Disnlav of Millinery in the Couty a Permanent cure is not effected. . We thousands of testimonials from old aod Hava of both sexes, who have been permanent! cured by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. adress The family—wife and children—of T. Apply to C. Williams have given $25,000 to endow a law professorship in Richmond tf. bureau, and is the best location for ex verdict when we assert that we have the ofnervous disease 42°77" 2.95 Chulns tuence 8. 83 degrees 15 E. 262 feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place of besinning, thence 1—3. 81 degrees lu W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 Both for $6 50 a Year! A WRIT.EN GUARANTEE is given for record where a man was prematurely every $5.00 order received, to refund the ety if Methodist government building with a customs Weare not boasting, but merely echoing the common ent especie from theexcessive 7 dy W. 12.08 chains theuce 5. 64 degrees W. (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Is & LD ON POSITIVE useof Stimulants, AFTER ium, or through youtnful mdiserep sof Brain in the corpse was pure white. Fright doubt ‘Power, Sever, Wakefuiness, WatelainocsBearing beacon down dow Pains Fe Seminal Weakness, Hysteria; Nervous Prosless made the change while he war back, tration, Nocturnal Emissions, Le: 1corrhcea, Dizstruggling for life. ‘There has been great ziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Im powhich if neglected often lead to premat excitement along the river over the mystency, old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a tox Sbakes terious case. It is the first instance on for $5.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price* M. L. & D. MARSH. THE'SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL feet, thence (cn Warranted “APHRODITINE” A orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, 7 whether arising7 ° Market Rates. wore The Gelebrated French Gure, eo Astoria hus the largest.and best har The. Lowest (Regular Price $6 a Year) growth of J. Cullen, Ayer’s Hair Vigor, been known to fail to cure Sick Headaged while drowning.—Cincinnati Cor. ache. Pittsburg Dispatch. scare = it For Bent. —=-9= — Screens,.Moldinzs of all kinds. Doors, Windows, Blinds, oe father, at about the age of fifty, hair of the natural color.’’—P. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. is situated und described xa follows : Commencing at the quarter gecuons 11 and 12, Sulu 1ownshipund Kange, thence North 84 degrees 4y’ W. 12.08 Chains, thence,S. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the suuth end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mulleriode und from which point said Phillip Joue bears -N. 14 degrees 30’ W 800 feet and suid Muller lode bears 8,33 degrees 16’ KB. 20% feet. paid Lot B. also inciudes wiihin its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lode known us the Ural lude which is situated nud des. rived ag ioilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. <3 *egrees 37’ W. 18.14 chains, thence 5. 28 degr: es 15’ W. 7.70 chains or 508.4 feet to the suuth eud of said Ural lode jine frum which pointeuid lode line bears N. 4 degr: es 30’ W. 13.70 chains vr 904.2 feet., The surface buuudaries of said Lot B are described asf liows: Commencing at said quarter section corner thence N, 84 degrees notice. NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT Jost ail the hair from the topef his head. After one month’s trial of Ayer’s Hair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a fine lode, suv feet of te Phillip lode, which lode —— 0 Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada City. Mill on Rock Oreek. pliant.""—Mrs. M. V. Day, Cohoes, N. Y. tials R-L.¥ Avparently the body_was inake as good a showing as the Citithat of a wan at least 50 yearsof age bank r anothe not is there and zens, with snow waite bair. that is more popular or conducted by Edwards’ brother positively identified . any better men than Hon. E. M. Presthe body from the jewelry and clothing. When the young man fell into the river Tee EF ORE T. Morgan, Esq. ton and John his hair was coal black; that of the oe oF r SESE ee Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. Editor “ Enquirer,’”” McArthur, Ohio. “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all it 1s saproere to be. ‘It restores.the natural color to gray hair, causes the hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and the same amount of busine tensive shipyards. o cut to order on short All kinds of Lumber kept constantly ou hand or also a cure for dandruff.” —J. W. Bowen, drowned while rowing on the Ohio. In another column will be found The body was syvept beneath some barges . . the semi-annual statement of the Citiand could not be recovered. Friday a zens Bank. There is perhaps not ancorpse was found floating in the river On the body was _____g-herbank in the United States doing near Rising Sun, Ind. the iniss that can a watch and ring both bearing Simmons Liver Regulator has never failed to relieve Constipation of the Bowels. And we.are selling the same at lent: preparation for the hair. I speak of it from my own experienve. Its use promotes-the growth of new hair and makes it som and soft. The Vigor is money enough a year ago last spring wrecked a fi .; days after its shores reto purchase a flag, and on April 29th, ceded from his view and, having been 1889, raised it over the building with picked up by an English vessel, he was appropriate exercises. What town in taken to the C»pe.—Paris Letter. * California was ahead of it? : Grew 1d ‘S\hile Drowning. SSS ence ase Richard L. Edwards, 19 years old, was Citizens Bank. Am Attractive Point. Lode Claims known as the “New Years” the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 56 1n the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, Califuruia (see pp. 10-11 said ficld notes) also the re-iocution tbereui the wotice of b 1g recurded in Book 9 of Mining sotices pp. Manufacturers of and Dealers in 711-713 suid;-Ke cords (see pp. 71-20 said teld : notes), uisu Lue New Years Extension the notice of w ich is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Noti es pp. 230-.31 suid records (see pp. $-2v suid fiela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of Whichis recorded in Book ¥ pp. 715 714 uf suid hecoids (see pp. 18 w saiu field notes) also the “Climax’’ the nutice of which is record¢din Kook 7 of Mining Recoras pp. 41-42 said Records (see pp. «6-27 suid field notes). Said Lot B. is de——— g——— . scribed as fuilows: lt iuchudes within ats boundaries 1,062 feet of cunt nuous jode knuwn as the Muller and FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS. SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS. Philip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler hair to its original color, and for adressing, it cannot be sur, ed.’’—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “‘Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a-most excel vada City is entitled to, the honor. at-last thrown on the wishes and intens Washingtion-of the distin-nished black. Prince The teachers and pupilof Mardjane hes had a perilous voyage subscribed city this in ton school from his n>'ive land, for he was ship ~ given me satisfaction. It is an excellent dress Prince of the Comoros,._____ very prosperous. ‘The order is growwhom he could make his business known; and when he and his secretary ing fast all through the country. appeared at the ministry of marine not a Frank Aumer. = my head was almost ly bought a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and, after usin only a part of the contents, my he was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recommend your preparation as the best in the world.” —T. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. “J have uséd Ayer’s Hair Vigor for a can afford to read a book lacking im rantand had a collation. _ Nevada princé’s coining he has neglected-to proCity Lodge has 100 members and is vide himself with an interpreteg through “a eS S59) this and the day of your death when you After the installation the—members explanation of his presence in Paris. Church isofferedfor rent. BERTS. ago my hair comfalling out, men and in a féw weeks urify'the heart and elevate the whole went to. Leddy’s & Marsh’s restauWhatever maybe the object of the The residence next to ! Bm. Ww. RO Rock Creek Mill and Lumber Company. M. L. & D. MARSH, GRACO In the way ot cate but lasting pereee an ife? There will not be an hour between bique. He is here in order, it is said, to J. E. Isaac, G.; H: furnish the government with informa A number of towns are claiming the distinction of being the first that raised flags over their schoolhouses, but the Transcript is of the opinion that Ne NOVELTIES AND. STAPLE PRODUCTIONS and imparts a deli ill site on Wor. OT NO. 1.—Consisting Callfurnie, ies = MadBeLhe -( applicasl ot psa, totes r lo's in Blocks I Den) ae sie Pins Hill north Bite, with theidated oH ith adjoining town ;” nort Beery ot i te one tract of laud, ou aa rr a and others. 7 ea natite Gravel Biock “Old the w by the es, y ded on Cadd & ce Pear 0 with ear! e atates ate acres; boun fenc coutained, on the east bY line ‘dis susceptible of being . pnd vein: therein situated in Nevade &sty 3 the Coe Quartz Mine and well timoered, soi!, vata and other metals, deep very y moet State and eacta Nevada ente of The most of this land is er County enien' t ie fl ing on Lot 1 in Block 3; . «ining District, fier divided iuto a number of conva gen tetas wich eavaet as tivision; one-half of Cutifornia, and designated by the offive file in this ble for fiuit growing, alfalte flowing strevma from notes ani official platon g Minerid Lots eve” two and another containi on kb, and el sLotsA vann a from en one halt of tn 154, 185, 18dand io7, ald Lot “hub & oes navel Claim,” Non, 182, 188, Lot No. 1388, in Tow»-hip lo, s aithe (gr Mill site s ths ’3-7ths gnitvide wer! thabere?. van ood serface, not] Jurth Range8 hastof Mount Didblo Base igTract tunnels on Roe ran oase lnnd This acres. acres. N o . he west. < 4 nine pine e whole the Thol in 2. ing NO. TRACT bythe. jnd Meridi-n. Said Consvlidated Quartz svil an d lies adjoining the anda pounded on the east Here ord very deep rich ed as fulrising ail TOG describ comp the being D, Site ol Mill , d STEA claim Minesan HOME on THe TRACT ?NO. 3.-Hawkins’ pre: mpti wit: the Hughes’ oud and Col. he Coe Quartz. Mie, ows.to turnpike road, north byMa.ta paid lots-A. B. and C. are situated in Nethe claim, an don the south by su bstau ly z most Quart LTE and t tial of Pat ts Knigh by t»e with good, west ; about 1° acres enclosed yada City Mining District, Nevada Councontaining about 100 acres , There are three vever failing spr: ngs ty, Stute of Calitornia, and are described a 1 orchard; good dwelling house of new picket and wire fence no aud fulluws,to wit: bearing one-halfin cose rake gh ah wyarieties, Suid lot A. is described as follows: It inuris 8 and yinefruit trees 200 Nek eae 10 rooms; about eclenne lode by secures of foreign horticul the of pronounced part been cludes within 1te buundaries the this hes in very best . Thie land —the land vineyard and other olive knewn as the New Years Extension, New vaerurdiats ic Napa and ardists as being first-class as the horticuitu:ias aD dme Climax lodes being one coatinu and Yeurs kind thesame purposes. : State—and exte -ding from ous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 feetof the Bix'Se oe oust ie otrorspike road, eer i +tHomes are now purchasl of New Yeurs Exteusion lude, 1,4124 feet of counties owls with nght sete 18 ueres, ‘TRACT NO. 4.—Upposite the y con ta ining aboutoe hampiill’s, James to the New Years lo ie and 095.6 of the Climax Mine site small Powning Quartz failiug never a ba Canaljand lode. The southern end of said continuous : weltin.o fuur lots. divide c.R YoWonid , and s tract. lode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees this Noell’ nie on l R, Oe a tunne between from ay fot sotl.deep aud , Tmbered sete reas, 57’ W. (diag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ KE.) 18.05 side of turnpike TRACT No. 5.—On north 10 acres. gh ining throu couta frum seccion corner commun tosec runs Belds, chaius sed vanal erclu Yuba Hill’s . South ill maketwo elegant Sacre tracts tions 11, 12, isaud i4in Townshtp 16 North Fine Alfaifaland. the on East Moun: Diablo Base and Meridi 8 emy Kange Acad rook extreme upper Glenb ning 4, adjoi eis an and rupuing hence North 10 degrees 30° 40 ie on tauis tract, with right ofleve vem ie seat ore a t y 5¢ acres. nearl West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as A about is bo a west, containi.g \ uba Canal. ‘Much of this. tract5to 20 a 4 shown by suid field notes and plat, The over Tract No. for ditch from . outh. visions, from subdi nient 0 conve ape al the oD ‘sever make surface bounduries of sa.:d Lot A. are des_ ses. andrich deep soil. Will 2:,. adjoining Glenbrook premi Fae AEE! good land cribed us follows: TRACT No 7—Comprising Lot Conside:a ble timber and some very acres. t 31 Commencing at southern end of said-lode ~ abou nin, the south. contai running thence ° ‘ with right of way as before stated.trips wee fer = Pag dl Pag "ae ar ike road. 1.—N. 42 degrees 80’ EK, 3.49 chains or 230.3 -, ess one acre ‘The omnibus lines make eightquarter 16, N. R. . Section 25, of heast section, 279 feet, theuce v of southwest quarter of saiwne of west haif Nal seit u.—s. 73 aGegrees W, .88 chain» or 68.1 fect, There is one living can Soe es ‘ihe hheoeed tract is offered. thence : acres, owned jointly with KE. A. Roberts. s ov thir t ract. 3.—N._17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 times. all at stream and several overflowing spring had be can “under the ditch” and water installmen.s with oue, two or feet, theuce 5 The remainder in 4.—N. 73 degrees E. .32 chains or 41.4 feet, ADLof fhe above rrone wall cash.age at usual local interest Small tracts cash. _ mortg by d 2, secure ea ‘No. ial Lot credit, Ra thence in years three “Nerwic. Quartz Claim, and 5.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, or shares, ont of 1500 in the part Al of Ford & Reilly Quarts Claim—a and feet, thence in Block No. 12, inSouth Grass Valley b.—N. 70 degrees 41.70 chains or 112.2f eet, acres with ditch. Mine,” adjoining the Quartz rman “Inke the in st thence : Also—: ne fourth undivided intere acres. 9 the south—about on the on 7.-N. 14 dexrees 20’ W. 82.256 chains or feet Star North the “Last Chance Copper Mine,” 2400 : 2148.5 feet, theuce A Iso—O' ne-half undivided interest in : t. Distric Copper pares 8—S. Wuegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 ere lode, containing 24 acres, situated 1n Ng ALL PATENTED. THESE MINING CLAIMS AR f Keports, Statutes and — a feet, thence My Law Libra: consisting of 425 volumes of furnis y.—S. 2 degrees 30’E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 and ure furnit ten on oie feet, thence . = Text books, contained in six ra pte 3 5 ravings aud other office equipnients. on trees, iv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751 fruit with filled well ed acre lot enclos feet, thence : = sree oom house and half turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. ll.--8. .6 degrees 20’ EK. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12. N.75 Gegrees E, 3.92 chains or 258.7 GRASS VALLEY, CAL. feet. Contalulny 18.83 ucres, As the same 1s more particularly deseribed in said field nutes at pager 17 to 113 thereof, suid Lot A. coutains Mineral Lots Nos. Jez, 1b3.uund 184, said Lut A. embraces the Siding, Dressed Lumber, Flooring,Rustic, Dry Goods, Ceiling, Stepping, books that will rest the mind as well as . ,emettes: but they dia no good. "I anal Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine Millinery and MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY: Fancy Goods, A. Flags on Schoothouses. WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING It re. stores the color to gray hair ; promotes a fresh and vigorous growth ; prevents the formation of + , fy dandruff; makes the ‘ in Ladies’ Home Journal. John Evans, O.; Guenther, I. W.; 8. Andrews, O. W. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street : Aver’s Hair Vigor Q _ You might as well say, ‘‘I propose now to give a tittle rest to my digestive organs, and instead of eating heavy meat and. vegetables I will, for a little while, f Tce cold so la water at Carr Bros. tf. on the eternal decrees, or ‘‘Faraday’s . . moral principle.--2. is © Stidger, D. D.G. M., installed the following officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, 4.0. U. W.: A. d. Tiffany, P.M. W.; D. B.° Getchell, M.W.; W. A. Findley, Foreman; BH. MILLER, tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. boeks of congenial history, books of pure fun, books of poetry, ringing with He agreed to keep the road and bridgmerry canto: books of fine engraving, rebe to is and repair ss es in first-cla A.0.U. w. installation. BE. SURE AND SEE THEM. agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bot county line of Sierra county for the . to read—books of entertaining travel, ers affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as— motives or traction enzines oti the toga trunk or White Mountain valise. Are there not good books that are easy dition that Mr. Robert give « good bond for $2,000. In order to get rid of them in a hurry. tion. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any county road between Truckee and the sponsible for all damage. It was decided to grant the petition on the con 2 . Is one which is guaranted to bring not let to be allowed ts.use two road locomopress jump and crawl into your Sara purpose of hauling wood into Truckee. We have put you satisfactory results, or in case of Summer Literary Poiso: into a watering place ‘‘Hamilton’s Metaing witnesses, $33 .75. C. F. McGlashan, per diem and physics,” or some ponderous discourse J, H. Roberts petitioned the poard Has just arrived, and it isa grandlot. the prices . : was not really sensible, I find sitting on John Hicks, #weeping street, in front hotel piazzas or under the trees reading books the index of which would make of treasurer’s office, $3 50. them blush if they knew that you knew Union Ice Co , rent of pesthouse in what the book-was. ‘‘Oh,” they say, mileage as member of county board of education, $22.60. Services as horticultural commissioner—J. R. Vineyard $100, John Rodda $100, Henry Waters $100. C. H. Mitchell, printing, $102. Conveying sick to hospital—R. Noell $8, T. R. Cooley. $4,J.J. Greany everybody A Safe Investment . $6.25. Geo. Tracy, inquest. and. subpeena milk, . Gee" SUMMER CLOTHING_2om knows that Jackson sha the best. lieve there is more trash read among the . . .M. Shea. affidavits for registration, intelligent classes in July and August Ps $1.75. than in all the other ten months of the Rector Bros., meals for jury, $13 50. year. Men and women who at home H. Dorsey, washing for courthouse, would not be satisfied with a book that Truckee, $20. ae Nobody would think of going to J. ae Sees, ; to I am compelled locality ae and off locality { business Appl ; 3 ication for Patent. . U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, re couniy—all held anéer Government owns a 0] : . JuneCalifornia, OE ae Whwie aa a ceding Fe all the lands owned by me in this. sell 26, 1890 title—and will be sold in lots:to suit parchasers:'in siz2, [ro THAT THE GIVEN HEREBY IS OTICE Champion Mining Company, a corward, ’ and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, ac Gress is 622 office in Sec. porericn, whose poet Lot No. 15, of 27, fractionalhing ontgomery street, San Francisco, State ton Ravine— of fractional Lot No. 5. in Sec. Our Third and Last Shipment ot Everything That's Good. J. Jackson’s Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such — The opinion the general road fund., toa query onse resp in s is written andi Tie following demands on the gen: er 1 tund were allowed Thursday Ww G. Shand, constable fees, $25. _ Now the tree tops flaunt their glory. And the clover's blooming red. . While the ringdove coos his story . To his nest mate-overhead. And the stars—they heard you promise— ~ And some sunny summer morn I shall claim my own, my treasure, When the silk is on the corn. Pa 4. ~Yankee . Distriete Attorney Nilon has advised “from the supervisors. i : ; 2S : i eeak weak andand!failing Eye Sight. ‘ strengthen 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros. ts eed me posedwould wed ioe you oars promised you " rg Rough & Reaty,; Rey seo Valley, Grass + evada City ’ oS SALE ® Tie * FOR 3 LAND ES Ve ’ -~ Dr. J¢-H. McBean’s Strengthening . . the inflammawill snbdue Salve aud Eye cool as aid the the Sith : hesated aneacsre snow; chattered theyfrost ‘Asthe faces was inofourthe And & 2 Pat : Ee ; o: the :eyes. inflammation und soreness were flying southw: The geese clouds Gal ee —+0 Unpve exposure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malaria, may bring on When the panties on the a NO, 1881" Sage. = ; ———— Enya eA me ensape e ; Tte first day of “the publicaP tio: nm of the forseoing notice was on the “sth day-of — South Yuba Transportation and Supply Coa Elect:on for Chief Engineer. THE ANRUAL EI; Incorporated in 1890. Directors: GEO G.“ALLAN, Es. GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. ALFeTREGIDCO, Esq. H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. E, J, RECTOR, Secretary. Chief jondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at6A.M. heldon . * Stages leave Maybert for Nevada City vad Ormonde ASA Washiagton on Tuesdays, Thursdavs and Saturdays, at 5 A. M. = Engineer anh die Chief Engineer of the Nevadt a CEO. A. HARE: E , EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. Soros ean. Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and an June WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. City Fire Department will be MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1890, From5 to 8 o'clock P. x. : Judges—J. F. Hook and Gus, Schmidt, Gierka—W.T. Mo: Scott. d Wm. Ky order of the Sonea bfFire Di J.“E. ISAAC, Wm. Scort, Secretary ates. dent, N, B.—This cemsnigation Was necessary for the protectior 1 of ourselves and those d ving business with us. @ propose to run Stages regu'arly, wi to snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation of our: trends. Signed? Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Blucbs!l Mining Co., Diamond D. Mining., Canyon Creek Mining Co,, r te ae penibyi SPEcIAL attention is called to the advertisement of John F, Cooper. apoak for the unrivalled .Mathushek ano, ~ . je29-th

reer ap TA SRE EC ha a ar rare : ———— = _ ttc = i ao. whe Daily ew script. = fice : or s t, Nevada City. ‘When the silk was on the corn. mch Corville North San Juan. 5 Moore’s Tal, Sweetlan North Bloomfield, othevery and Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, in Placer aleo county; a Nevad of town er *Neath the leaden skies we parted In the autumn cold and gray, But old winter's reign is over And so is the pleasant May; And I know you're slyly watching Each evening and each morn, When the tender husk is bursting, And the silk is on the torn. State out ya the ceh tios,otro andlerra_coun Diego frem the 8ia erra to the Sea.”” — FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890. Conaty Supervises. lus that mays the boar: that any surp end of exist in the general fund at the sferred to the fiscal year cannot be tran things as root beer and snga@r-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, sweet condensed Aivnost every one starting off for the failure a return of purchase price. On is a book out of the library, or off the advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. . King’s New Discovery for Consump bookstand, or bought of the boy hawking books through the cars. Ireally be Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is. pleasant and Wednesday On evening Jas. Ir you want a fine turn-out go “you must have intellectual recreation.” Yes, there is no need that you take along to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable. ‘ tf Philosophy.” . There are many easy books that-are good. S the “‘idéal’ Hairdressing. take lighter food—a little strychnine and a few grains of ratsbane.” Literary. poison in August is as bad ‘as literary poison in December. Mark that. Do the verinin of a corrupt printing ! hair soft and silken; Talinage 1 umber of years, and it lias always aera Gali tig, prevents the hair from ager Another sable personage is now visit, insures its vigorous oo an ing Paris in the person of Prince Mardjane, of the Comoro Islands, which lie off the east coast of Africa near Mozam tion concerning. his country, but this would seem to be. 2 vague, semi-official eeps the scalp white and clean.” — Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass. “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for promoting the growth of~the hair, and think it unequaled. For restoring the single official could understand a word which either of the strangers uttered. After a weary waste of atrocious French on the one hand and of absurd Arabic on the other an interpreter was summoned hastily and some light was Proprietors. aie “My Simmons Liver Regulator has never PREPARED BY : Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Gold by Druggists and Perfumers. Gift to Richmond College. college. ‘Upholstering Shop. Ryland his check for $10,000 to aid in endowing the college and at the same GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to holster do all kinds of ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, M.o+s Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Loung’s, éte., ete., made to order. as lege the T. C. Williams law professorship.—Richmond Herald, for the investment of capital, and ac to Astoria by The Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack‘ed for shippine alspecialty. PerRvectiy pure, ,erfectly pure, perfectly harmless is Simmons Liver Regulator. e@nveeee the Means of All..... .the Tastes and All at the Lowast Living Rates Frequentiy accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been thevonstant favorite family §e6nedy. For sale by Cerr Bros. ¥—S. 14 degrees 20’ E. 4.86 Chains or 287.8 : i, ce u—S. 2 degrees 15’ W. 10.64 i feet, theuce Jemma ae sak li—s. theweg ? degrees 30’ E.7. 98 chains or 528.4 Oi TE THE SAN FRANCISCO: DAILY CALL ne ~ lz ». 25 degrees 4 W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, (Regutat Frice $6 a Year) Both for $9 OO a Year! 13—S 52 degrees 80’ E. 1.18 chains or.77.9 atv thence : bd. 64 degrees W. .65 chains or 42.9 feet. Contuiniug 18.07 acres. Ags the sume is Foe particularly described in suid field notes at pp. 183-140 thereo! 4 suid lot » cuntains Mineral juts Nos. 135, 186 aud 187. To take advantage of any one w! the Combinations wouce of which is recorded in Book 5, of Suid loi embraces within-said bounda: ies the lode claims known xg the Phillip, the Miniag Notices, pp. 180, in the afuresaid Kecords (sce PP. 20-29 ot suid field notes) aisothe “su)ler Claim,” the notice of which Ip recurded tu Bouk 5 of Miuing Notices pp. 234 Ui Suid KecOrds (see paxe 380 of said fieid utes) also the *\ fal Glaim,” the notice of whici is recurded in Book 6, of Miving Notices, pp. 649-666, suid Kecurds. (See pp. 31Those in arrears for the TRANscRIPT now mast pay up in full, and also 34 of euld field notes.) Aigo the re-lucation of said “Ural Cluim,” the uotice—of which pay one year’s combination price in advance. 1s recorded in Buok 9 of Mining Records bp. deg ibe — Records. (see Be 85e erie eld notes. : es.) Suid LotC.; is describ Iathe Leadin: B paper of Northern Gentral Caiifornia—a position it has maiutained since apy Horticultu it was establ in 1860. It givesthe latest and most reliable Mini ata point N.4 4 ° Cc ourt, Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. It is bright, iudapaadent, seen SfCommencing a) panei ee the ‘eection. mets ing and nteresting. t10On8 1, 12,13 and 14, in said rowuehip, serie You Must Pay in Advance for One Year. The San Francisco Weekly Call MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD,— Main Street, Nevada City. {ga handsome eight-page paper. Itisissned every Thursday. and contains all of the important news of the week, gleaned from every quartero f the globe, complete up to r 1 corr from all of the prina date of publication, It contains interesting eipal cities of the world and a vast amount off the best selected-an 4 original genera) ishestbe-latest and most reliable financial news and market uota rature. It tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and i every soapect a first-class family p-~er, appealing tothe interest of everv Premier afae old. : The Morning Call ‘Seven issues a week) Isa live metropolitan daily. It bas the largest circulation and is recognized as being the leading newspaper the Pacific Coast. ar —s. cae 42 degre grees 30’: W, 4.17 chains or 275.2 “— thence. N. 46 degr ees 20’, W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 feat, MS hee 7> degrees KE. 392 chaing or 258.7 Containing .44 acres as the sameis mo Dace particula iat yi riyBoies described in nent field notes at wid Lot C. embraces within its li the “Champion Mill site,” eaheeat enn is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Claims, pp. aid sat feta site pag iotes,) ‘Said paid LotLove U, is also called tepiso dated R. C, Walrath;John V, Hunter A. and athens: ECG & \HAW MRS. A. J. RAPP, Staple and Fancy Hardware i. ly solicit a continuance in the future. ~ ‘\. . OOMMEROIAL STREET, Beconddoor from the American TeaStore. Smali,Fruit Farms. The Sunnyside tract of farm lat-ds, four miles south of Salem, was put on ONE ENJOY® the market in February last, and nearBoth the method and results w’ prise com ly all of the 650 acres, which Syrup of Figs is taken; it is ples». it, are sold. A few morel0-acre tracts and refreshing to the taste, and » remain, and nothing more desirable to gently yet promptly on the Kidn:he the settler of limited means is tofrut Liver and Bowels, cleanses th« found around Salem. A small farm in Sunnyside will soon become tem effectually, dispels colds, i. “James Kinkead. A. TRENGERTH, FRUIT AN) VARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. ae constantly on band = kinds of aches and fevers and cures habiti. its und Vegetabl oanneoe hand Btraw berries, Oranges, Lem For sa aaune variety of Fresh Fish every Thuts in 50c and $7 bottles by all druggis: Best Butter and Vegetables. : lowest for Cash, Prices the Kee Cream, Soda, «tc., July 4th. Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. Home Office HEATINC :: STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat erns. be barred AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. . **™*. —_—o— ‘At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lots. The succesa »f thi ed over 3, shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts pisos on the market, 225 haye meanest ne Ss We claim that 10 acies of choice Lun in Fruit will bring a larger income than 16 acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. We also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell a : Terms foriBook-keeping made:knowr @n application. CORRUGATED IRON .ROOFING Pupils furnish their own stationery. Guns, Pistols. Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. ' QS We Jo not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superior American producte, Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as @ teacher of the artpreservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F, Englebright,) Civil : Exginoer : and : Surveyor, PAINTs, OLLS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETO. We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, SELDEN HETZEL. Kegister. pplicant. ae, Attorne Edward Lynch, Fresn«, Cal, B. 0. Sei Also Deputy County Surveyor, Officein.be Mo.rgan (Laci: & Roberts’, ‘Block, Neva ed for the period of rixty day: in the Ve Daily beng te a daily newspaperNevaished at Nevadu City, Nevada County, pubState of California, SELDEN HETZEL, Register, small tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a large tiTerms for Penmanshio—$6 foriFifteen Agents for the celebrated . pubiicadon hereof, or they will by virtue of the provisions of the e Oregon Land Company was es ecially organized tor the mIrpo: It is hereby ordered, that th LASS MEETS EVERY EVENING subdividing large tracts of Land, aud bas during the ast two years is horas bought and sonTanke subdtvidNee of application for Pat ates ae visi farm. ‘Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.j he Best in the Market. pwning the Providence Guld Quartz Mine, “. 8. Patent, Lot No.40, and the Consolidated Wyoming Gold Mining Company, a corpeau ates Lota No. 56. and No. 75, U. B. Sra the Wyoming and Ural Mines. Auyundail persons claiming adversel any portion of said Champion Consvolid ed Quartz Mines und Mill Site, Mine or gur‘ace ground, are requued to file their ad verse Claims with the Register of the United states Lund vftice at pacramento, the Stute of Culifornia, during the sixtyin days peri dof . (in the State Insurance Buildine.) The Famous ‘Suverior Ranee, Lessons. FREIGHT ADDED. at Salem, Oregon, CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY are, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of merits of = He FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO, All Styles. Thankful for past patronage, I respectful COMPANY —w'TH TS— —DEALERS IN — — LAND OREGON JOOK :: STOVES :: AND :; RANGES CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CC. thence The Daily Transcript Glassware, Piano Movine Promptly attended: to and Carefully Performed. SAN-FRANCISCO, CAL. " LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, W.¥ A DAILY TRANSCRIPT THE NEVAD ( Reguiar Price $6 a Years : FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDs REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, count for the rapid sale of those resiNorth Pacific Addition dence lots in Just socsiend. 0 different style Igtest desiga dress buckles. j30-1w. roxp. er & Oraw Mrs, Lust {OFFER NO. 2.) = JAMES KINKEAD tate was released from the obligation t pay the $5,000. But now his wife an children step forward and pay the entire $25,000, and-thus give to Richmond col constipation permanently. 2 rhe adjuining claimants are render that city an attractive point Buckles! Buckles! . These Advantages Enable Us, as is....to be Seen, to Cater. to....3eeeees ..Plainly OR SALE BY W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. Some months before his death z—N. 35 degrees 15 W. 4.41 chains or 291 feet, thence ., 3—-N 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4— N.v0 degrees 20’ W. 1.20 chains or 97.2 feet, theme 6N. 64 degrees E. 3.68 chains or 242.9 feet, thence 6—N. 2? degrees 15’ W.4.72 chains or 811.5 feet,thence ~F—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. 318 chains or 209.9 feet, thence 5-N. 07 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, {OFFER NO. 1., ™ecific Branch SAN FRANCISCO. Cae 108 Stevenso. bor.on the Pacific Coast, it has thirry time he offered to give $5,000 toward enlarge salmon canneries, two great iron dowing a chair of law, conditioned on the raising of $20, more in a given foundries and a third foundry building, time. The condition was not-complied and iron mines close at hand to supwith, and of course Mr. Williams’ es ’ ply them with ore. The city has a valuable property. AND A MILLINER SECOND TO NONE ANYWHERE. THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. ; ~+-Mr.Williams sent-to-Treasurer-C, H+ There advantages Finest Disnlav of Millinery in the Couty a Permanent cure is not effected. . We thousands of testimonials from old aod Hava of both sexes, who have been permanent! cured by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. adress The family—wife and children—of T. Apply to C. Williams have given $25,000 to endow a law professorship in Richmond tf. bureau, and is the best location for ex verdict when we assert that we have the ofnervous disease 42°77" 2.95 Chulns tuence 8. 83 degrees 15 E. 262 feet to the south end of the Muller lode and place of besinning, thence 1—3. 81 degrees lu W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 Both for $6 50 a Year! A WRIT.EN GUARANTEE is given for record where a man was prematurely every $5.00 order received, to refund the ety if Methodist government building with a customs Weare not boasting, but merely echoing the common ent especie from theexcessive 7 dy W. 12.08 chains theuce 5. 64 degrees W. (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Is & LD ON POSITIVE useof Stimulants, AFTER ium, or through youtnful mdiserep sof Brain in the corpse was pure white. Fright doubt ‘Power, Sever, Wakefuiness, WatelainocsBearing beacon down dow Pains Fe Seminal Weakness, Hysteria; Nervous Prosless made the change while he war back, tration, Nocturnal Emissions, Le: 1corrhcea, Dizstruggling for life. ‘There has been great ziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Im powhich if neglected often lead to premat excitement along the river over the mystency, old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a tox Sbakes terious case. It is the first instance on for $5.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price* M. L. & D. MARSH. THE'SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL feet, thence (cn Warranted “APHRODITINE” A orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, 7 whether arising7 ° Market Rates. wore The Gelebrated French Gure, eo Astoria hus the largest.and best har The. Lowest (Regular Price $6 a Year) growth of J. Cullen, Ayer’s Hair Vigor, been known to fail to cure Sick Headaged while drowning.—Cincinnati Cor. ache. Pittsburg Dispatch. scare = it For Bent. —=-9= — Screens,.Moldinzs of all kinds. Doors, Windows, Blinds, oe father, at about the age of fifty, hair of the natural color.’’—P. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. is situated und described xa follows : Commencing at the quarter gecuons 11 and 12, Sulu 1ownshipund Kange, thence North 84 degrees 4y’ W. 12.08 Chains, thence,S. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the suuth end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mulleriode und from which point said Phillip Joue bears -N. 14 degrees 30’ W 800 feet and suid Muller lode bears 8,33 degrees 16’ KB. 20% feet. paid Lot B. also inciudes wiihin its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lode known us the Ural lude which is situated nud des. rived ag ioilows: Commencing atsaid quarter section corner thence N. <3 *egrees 37’ W. 18.14 chains, thence 5. 28 degr: es 15’ W. 7.70 chains or 508.4 feet to the suuth eud of said Ural lode jine frum which pointeuid lode line bears N. 4 degr: es 30’ W. 13.70 chains vr 904.2 feet., The surface buuudaries of said Lot B are described asf liows: Commencing at said quarter section corner thence N, 84 degrees notice. NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT Jost ail the hair from the topef his head. After one month’s trial of Ayer’s Hair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a fine lode, suv feet of te Phillip lode, which lode —— 0 Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada City. Mill on Rock Oreek. pliant.""—Mrs. M. V. Day, Cohoes, N. Y. tials R-L.¥ Avparently the body_was inake as good a showing as the Citithat of a wan at least 50 yearsof age bank r anothe not is there and zens, with snow waite bair. that is more popular or conducted by Edwards’ brother positively identified . any better men than Hon. E. M. Presthe body from the jewelry and clothing. When the young man fell into the river Tee EF ORE T. Morgan, Esq. ton and John his hair was coal black; that of the oe oF r SESE ee Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. Editor “ Enquirer,’”” McArthur, Ohio. “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all it 1s saproere to be. ‘It restores.the natural color to gray hair, causes the hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and the same amount of busine tensive shipyards. o cut to order on short All kinds of Lumber kept constantly ou hand or also a cure for dandruff.” —J. W. Bowen, drowned while rowing on the Ohio. In another column will be found The body was syvept beneath some barges . . the semi-annual statement of the Citiand could not be recovered. Friday a zens Bank.. There is perhaps not ancorpse was found floating in the river On the body was _____g-herbank in the United States doing near Rising Sun, Ind. the iniss that can a watch and ring both bearing Simmons Liver Regulator has never failed to relieve Constipation of the Bowels. And we.are selling the same at lent: preparation for the hair. I speak of it from my own experienve. Its use promotes-the growth of new hair and makes it som and soft. The Vigor is money enough a year ago last spring wrecked a fi .; days after its shores reto purchase a flag, and on April 29th, ceded from his view and, having been 1889, raised it over the building with picked up by an English vessel, he was appropriate exercises.. What town in taken to the C»pe.—Paris Letter. * California was ahead of it? : Grew 1d ‘S\hile Drowning. SSS ence ase Richard L. Edwards, 19 years old, was Citizens Bank. Am Attractive Point. Lode Claims known as the “New Years” the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 56 1n the Kecords of the Kecurder’s oflice of Nevada County, Califuruia (see pp. 10-11 said ficld notes) also the re-iocution tbereui the wotice of b 1g recurded in Book 9 of Mining sotices pp. Manufacturers of and Dealers in 711-713 suid;-Ke cords (see pp. 71-20 said teld : notes), uisu Lue New Years Extension the notice of w ich is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Noti es pp. 230-.31 suid records (see pp. $-2v suid fiela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of Whichis recorded in Book ¥ pp. 715 714 uf suid hecoids (see pp. 18 w saiu field notes) also the “Climax’’ the nutice of which is record¢din Kook 7 of Mining Recoras pp. 41-42 said Records (see pp. «6-27 suid field notes). Said Lot B. is de——— g——— . scribed as fuilows: lt iuchudes within ats boundaries 1,062 feet of cunt nuous jode knuwn as the Muller and FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS. SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS. Philip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler hair to its original color, and for adressing, it cannot be sur, ed.’’—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “‘Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a-most excel vada City is entitled to, the honor. at-last thrown on the wishes and intens Washingtion-of the distin-nished black. Prince The teachers and pupilof Mardjane hes had a perilous voyage subscribed city this in ton school from his n>'ive land, for he was ship ~ given me satisfaction. It is an excellent dress Prince of the Comoros,._____ very prosperous. ‘The order is growwhom he could make his business known; and when he and his secretary ing fast all through the country. appeared at the ministry of marine not a Frank Aumer. = my head was almost ly bought a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and, after usin only a part of the contents, my he was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recommend your preparation as the best in the world.” —T. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. “J have uséd Ayer’s Hair Vigor for a can afford to read a book lacking im rantand had a collation. _ Nevada princé’s coining he has neglected-to proCity Lodge has 100 members and is vide himself with an interpreteg through “a eS S59) this and the day of your death when you After the installation the—members explanation of his presence in Paris. Church isofferedfor rent.

BERTS. ago my hair comfalling out, men and in a féw weeks urify'the heart and elevate the whole went to. Leddy’s & Marsh’s restauWhatever maybe the object of the The residence next to ! Bm. Ww. RO Rock Creek Mill and Lumber Company. M. L. & D. MARSH, GRACO In the way ot cate but lasting pereee an ife? There will not be an hour between bique. He is here in order, it is said, to J. E. Isaac, G.; H: furnish the government with informa A number of towns are claiming the distinction of being the first that raised flags over their schoolhouses, but the Transcript is of the opinion that Ne NOVELTIES AND. STAPLE PRODUCTIONS and imparts a deli ill site on Wor. OT NO. 1.—Consisting Callfurnie, ies = MadBeLhe -( applicasl ot psa, totes r lo's in Blocks I Den) ae sie Pins Hill north Bite, with theidated oH ith adjoining town ;” nort Beery ot i te one tract of laud, ou aa rr a and others. 7 ea natite Gravel Biock “Old the w by the es, y ded on Cadd & ce Pear 0 with ear! e atates ate acres; boun fenc coutained, on the east bY line ‘dis susceptible of being . pnd vein: therein situated in Nevade &sty 3 the Coe Quartz Mine and well timoered, soi!, vata and other metals, deep very y moet State and eacta Nevada ente of The most of this land is er County enien' t ie fl ing on Lot 1 in Block 3; . «ining District, fier divided iuto a number of conva gen tetas wich eavaet as tivision; one-half of Cutifornia, and designated by the offive file in this ble for fiuit growing, alfalte flowing strevma from notes ani official platon g Minerid Lots eve” two and another containi on kb, and el sLotsA vann a from en one halt of tn 154, 185, 18dand io7, ald Lot “hub & oes navel Claim,” Non, 182, 188, Lot No. 1388, in Tow»-hip lo, s aithe (gr Mill site s ths ’3-7ths gnitvide wer! thabere?. van ood serface, not] Jurth Range8 hastof Mount Didblo Base igTract tunnels on Roe ran oase lnnd This acres. acres. N o . he west. < 4 nine pine e whole the Thol in 2. ing NO. TRACT bythe. jnd Meridi-n. Said Consvlidated Quartz svil an d lies adjoining the anda pounded on the east Here ord very deep rich ed as fulrising ail TOG describ comp the being D, Site ol Mill , d STEA claim Minesan HOME on THe TRACT ?NO. 3.-Hawkins’ pre: mpti wit: the Hughes’ oud and Col. he Coe Quartz. Mie, ows.to turnpike road, north byMa.ta paid lots-A. B. and C. are situated in Nethe claim, an don the south by su bstau ly z most Quart LTE and t tial of Pat ts Knigh by t»e with good, west ; about 1° acres enclosed yada City Mining District, Nevada Councontaining about 100 acres , There are three vever failing spr: ngs ty, Stute of Calitornia, and are described a 1 orchard; good dwelling house of new picket and wire fence no aud fulluws,to wit: bearing one-halfin cose rake gh ah wyarieties, Suid lot A. is described as follows: It inuris 8 and yinefruit trees 200 Nek eae 10 rooms; about eclenne lode by secures of foreign horticul the of pronounced part been cludes within 1te buundaries the this hes in very best . Thie land —the land vineyard and other olive knewn as the New Years Extension, New vaerurdiats ic Napa and ardists as being first-class as the horticuitu:ias aD dme Climax lodes being one coatinu and Yeurs kind thesame purposes. : State—and exte -ding from ous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 feetof the Bix'Se oe oust ie otrorspike road, eer i +tHomes are now purchasl of New Yeurs Exteusion lude, 1,4124 feet of counties owls with nght sete 18 ueres, ‘TRACT NO. 4.—Upposite the y con ta ining aboutoe hampiill’s, James to the New Years lo ie and 095.6 of the Climax Mine site small Powning Quartz failiug never a ba Canaljand lode. The southern end of said continuous : weltin.o fuur lots. divide c.R YoWonid , and s tract. lode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees this Noell’ nie on l R, Oe a tunne between from ay fot sotl.deep aud , Tmbered sete reas, 57’ W. (diag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ KE.) 18.05 side of turnpike TRACT No. 5.—On north 10 acres. gh ining throu couta frum seccion corner commun tosec runs Belds, chaius sed vanal erclu Yuba Hill’s . South ill maketwo elegant Sacre tracts tions 11, 12, isaud i4in Townshtp 16 North Fine Alfaifaland. the on East Moun: Diablo Base and Meridi 8 emy Kange Acad rook extreme upper Glenb ning 4, adjoi eis an and rupuing hence North 10 degrees 30° 40 ie on tauis tract, with right ofleve vem ie seat ore a t y 5¢ acres. nearl West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as A about is bo a west, containi.g \ uba Canal. ‘Much of this. tract5to 20 a 4 shown by suid field notes and plat, The over Tract No. for ditch from . outh. visions, from subdi nient 0 conve ape al the oD ‘sever make surface bounduries of sa.:d Lot A. are des_ ses. andrich deep soil. Will 2:,. adjoining Glenbrook premi Fae AEE! good land cribed us follows: TRACT No 7—Comprising Lot Conside:a ble timber and some very acres. t 31 Commencing at southern end of said-lode ~ abou nin, the south. contai running thence ° ‘ with right of way as before stated.trips wee fer = Pag dl Pag "ae ar ike road. 1.—N. 42 degrees 80’ EK, 3.49 chains or 230.3 -, ess one acre ‘The omnibus lines make eightquarter 16, N. R. . Section 25, of heast section, 279 feet, theuce v of southwest quarter of saiwne of west haif Nal seit u.—s. 73 aGegrees W, .88 chain» or 68.1 fect, There is one living can Soe es ‘ihe hheoeed tract is offered. thence : acres, owned jointly with KE. A. Roberts. s ov thir t ract. 3.—N._17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 times. all at stream and several overflowing spring had be can “under the ditch” and water installmen.s with oue, two or feet, theuce 5 The remainder in 4.—N. 73 degrees E. .32 chains or 41.4 feet, ADLof fhe above rrone wall cash.age at usual local interest Small tracts cash. _ mortg by d 2, secure ea ‘No. ial Lot credit, Ra thence in years three “Nerwic. Quartz Claim, and 5.—N. 16 degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, or shares, ont of 1500 in the part Al of Ford & Reilly Quarts Claim—a and feet, thence in Block No. 12, inSouth Grass Valley b.—N. 70 degrees 41.70 chains or 112.2f eet, acres with ditch. Mine,” adjoining the Quartz rman “Inke the in st thence : Also—: ne fourth undivided intere acres. 9 the south—about on the on 7.-N. 14 dexrees 20’ W. 82.256 chains or feet Star North the “Last Chance Copper Mine,” 2400 : 2148.5 feet, theuce A Iso—O' ne-half undivided interest in : t. Distric Copper pares 8—S. Wuegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 ere lode, containing 24 acres, situated 1n Ng ALL PATENTED. THESE MINING CLAIMS AR f Keports, Statutes and — a feet, thence My Law Libra: consisting of 425 volumes of furnis y.—S. 2 degrees 30’E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 and ure furnit ten on oie feet, thence . = Text books, contained in six ra pte 3 5 ravings aud other office equipnients. on trees, iv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751 fruit with filled well ed acre lot enclos feet, thence : = sree oom house and half turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. ll.--8. .6 degrees 20’ EK. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12. N.75 Gegrees E, 3.92 chains or 258.7 GRASS VALLEY, CAL. feet. Contalulny 18.83 ucres, As the same 1s more particularly deseribed in said field nutes at pager 17 to 113 thereof, suid Lot A. coutains Mineral Lots Nos. Jez, 1b3.uund 184, said Lut A. embraces the Siding, Dressed Lumber, Flooring,Rustic, Dry Goods, Ceiling, Stepping, books that will rest the mind as well as . ,emettes: but they dia no good. "I anal Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine Millinery and MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY: Fancy Goods, A. Flags on Schoothouses. WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING It re. stores the color to gray hair ; promotes a fresh and vigorous growth ; prevents the formation of + , fy dandruff; makes the ‘ in Ladies’ Home Journal. John Evans, O.; Guenther, I. W.; 8. Andrews, O. W. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street : Aver’s Hair Vigor Q _ You might as well say, ‘‘I propose now to give a tittle rest to my digestive organs, and instead of eating heavy meat and. vegetables I will, for a little while, f Tce cold so la water at Carr Bros. tf. on the eternal decrees, or ‘‘Faraday’s . . moral principle.--2. is © Stidger, D. D.G. M., installed the following officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, 4.0. U. W.: A. d. Tiffany, P.M. W.; D. B.° Getchell, M.W.; W. A. Findley, Foreman; BH. MILLER, tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. boeks of congenial history, books of pure fun, books of poetry, ringing with He agreed to keep the road and bridgmerry canto: books of fine engraving, rebe to is and repair ss es in first-cla A.0.U. w. installation. BE. SURE AND SEE THEM. agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bot county line of Sierra county for the . to read—books of entertaining travel, ers affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as— motives or traction enzines oti the toga trunk or White Mountain valise. Are there not good books that are easy dition that Mr. Robert give « good bond for $2,000. In order to get rid of them in a hurry. tion. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any county road between Truckee and the sponsible for all damage. It was decided to grant the petition on the con 2 . Is one which is guaranted to bring not let to be allowed ts.use two road locomopress jump and crawl into your Sara purpose of hauling wood into Truckee. We have put you satisfactory results, or in case of Summer Literary Poiso: into a watering place ‘‘Hamilton’s Metaing witnesses, $33 .75. C. F. McGlashan, per diem and physics,” or some ponderous discourse J, H. Roberts petitioned the poard Has just arrived, and it isa grandlot. the prices . : was not really sensible, I find sitting on John Hicks, #weeping street, in front hotel piazzas or under the trees reading books the index of which would make of treasurer’s office, $3 50. them blush if they knew that you knew Union Ice Co , rent of pesthouse in what the book-was. ‘‘Oh,” they say, mileage as member of county board of education, $22.60. Services as horticultural commissioner—J. R. Vineyard $100, John Rodda $100, Henry Waters $100. C. H. Mitchell, printing, $102. Conveying sick to hospital—R. Noell $8, T. R. Cooley. $4,J.J. Greany everybody A Safe Investment .. $6.25. Geo. Tracy, inquest. and. subpeena milk, . Gee" SUMMER CLOTHING_2om knows that Jackson sha the best. lieve there is more trash read among the . . .M. Shea. affidavits for registration, intelligent classes in July and August Ps $1.75. than in all the other ten months of the Rector Bros., meals for jury, $13 50. year. Men and women who at home H. Dorsey, washing for courthouse, would not be satisfied with a book that Truckee, $20. ae Nobody would think of going to J. ae Sees, ; to I am compelled locality ae and off locality { business Appl ; 3 ication for Patent. . U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, re couniy—all held anéer Government owns a 0] : . JuneCalifornia, OE ae Whwie aa a ceding Fe all the lands owned by me in this. sell 26, 1890 title—and will be sold in lots:to suit parchasers:'in siz2, [ro THAT THE GIVEN HEREBY IS OTICE Champion Mining Company, a corward, ’ and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, ac Gress is 622 office in Sec. porericn, whose poet Lot No. 15, of 27, fractionalhing ontgomery street, San Francisco, State ton Ravine— of fractional Lot No. 5. in Sec. Our Third and Last Shipment ot Everything That's Good. J. Jackson’s Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such — The opinion the general road fund., toa query onse resp in s is written andi Tie following demands on the gen: er 1 tund were allowed Thursday Ww G. Shand, constable fees, $25. _ Now the tree tops flaunt their glory. And the clover's blooming red. . While the ringdove coos his story . To his nest mate-overhead. And the stars—they heard you promise— ~ And some sunny summer morn I shall claim my own, my treasure, When the silk is on the corn. Pa 4. ~Yankee . Distriete Attorney Nilon has advised “from the supervisors. i : ; 2S : i eeak weak andand!failing Eye Sight. ‘ strengthen 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros. ts eed me posedwould wed ioe you oars promised you " rg Rough & Reaty,; Rey seo Valley, Grass + evada City ’ oS SALE ® Tie * FOR 3 LAND ES Ve ’ -~ Dr. J¢-H. McBean’s Strengthening . . the inflammawill snbdue Salve aud Eye cool as aid the the Sith : hesated aneacsre snow; chattered theyfrost ‘Asthe faces was inofourthe And & 2 Pat : Ee ; o: the :eyes. inflammation und soreness were flying southw: The geese clouds Gal ee —+0 Unpve exposure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malaria, may bring on When the panties on the a NO, 1881" Sage. = ; ———— Enya eA me ensape e ; Tte first day of “the publicaP tio: nm of the forseoing notice was on the “sth day-of — South Yuba Transportation and Supply Coa Elect:on for Chief Engineer. THE ANRUAL EI; Incorporated in 1890. Directors: GEO G.“ALLAN, Es. GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. ALFeTREGIDCO, Esq. H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. E, J, RECTOR, Secretary. Chief jondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at6A.M. heldon . * Stages leave Maybert for Nevada City vad Ormonde ASA Washiagton on Tuesdays, Thursdavs and Saturdays, at 5 A. M. = Engineer anh die Chief Engineer of the Nevadt a CEO. A. HARE: E , EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. Soros ean. Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and an June WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers.. City Fire Department will be MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1890, From5 to 8 o'clock P. x. : Judges—J. F. Hook and Gus, Schmidt, Gierka—W.T. Mo: Scott. d Wm. Ky order of the Sonea bfFire Di J.“E. ISAAC, Wm. Scort, Secretary ates. dent, N, B.—This cemsnigation Was necessary for the protectior 1 of ourselves and those d ving business with us. @ propose to run Stages regu'arly, wi to snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation of our: trends. Signed? Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Blucbs!l Mining Co., Diamond D. Mining., Canyon Creek Mining Co,, r te ae penibyi SPEcIAL attention is called to the advertisement of John F, Cooper. apoak for the unrivalled .Mathushek ano, ~ . je29-th