July 14, 1891 (4 pages)

a. ms . a — S2 Ds n * sseeramemenieetens aeceeet —— ~~ i seem Y er Daily Transcript. Ce ee RLEVEN DOLLARS. fhat Money Will Buy a Good Sewing Machine. The Traxscarrt hes within the past two years offered many special premiums te its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who hare availed themselves ef the opportunities extended te them not one case of diasatisfaction nas yetarisen. Inevery instance the subscriber bas been more than delighted with the bargain secured. ‘The latest offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a periect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according te the verdict.of hundreds who have used both as guod as the original fo: all practical purposes. Three mumbers of this admirable piece of mechanism are advertised and described on the second page of to day’s paper, and full information ic given as to cost of freight to this city, ete. The manulacturersalso supply ——gther grades up toone with an elabor@rately ornamented and full-pearled bead on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant Brench walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a ehest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory ean be returned tothe factory and the money will be refunded. If yon are in need of or thinking of buying a sewing machine, look into the ‘Leanscnirt’s proposition “before , paying a fancy ‘price for ene that is Cectainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. Remarkable Mescue. Mrs. Michael Cortain, Plainfield. JM, :auakes the statement that +he caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month «by ber family physician, but yrew woree. He told her she was 9 hopejess victim of consumption and that #0 medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption; she ponght a bottle and to her delizb' ’ found herself benefitted from first dose. She coatinued its use and aftertaking ’ fen bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework gpd is an well as she ever was.—Free. trial bottles of this Great Discovery _t Carr Bros’ Drag Store, large bottles, ———E————S &, P. FISHER ; Newspaper Advertising Agemey. nOoeS 90 AND Zi MERCHANTS FX HAN CALIFORNIA STREET, ; br 7 FRANCISCO. e VERTISEMENTS stator all newspe blished @ Paciiic Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Sree ee Vaglande the is Cc : x "the rm and ‘neart newspa: bl. di Pmearty every newspaper pablien’ on hand, and all advertisers are allewed free access to them during 0 Dpusiness hours Ni aah farn' ou eG es Seon hae as Order to Show Oause. 'N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. “Ti the Matter of the Estate of Jobn C. Pideceased. ‘ F eo C. Shaw the Administrator ef the Estate of Jobu C. Piper, deceased, having filed his tion herein prepee for an order Sapte tate uurbaoos farpinnh fort.” ea ir or. It in theretoes ordered by the said court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, ap before ‘the said suxr Court on poder, the 27th day of ‘uly, 1891, at 10 o’clock inthe forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Superior Courtatthe Courthouse in said County of Neyeda to show canse why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sellso.much ofthe real estate of the raid deceased John C. Piper as snall be neces And that acepy ef this orde) be published atleast four successive weeks prior to siid 27th day of July, 1891, in the Nevada Da ly in aor gg @ newspaper printed and published in said Nevada County. _ JOHN CALDWELL. Judge of the Superior Court. Dated June , 1891. “$cheo! Suonlies Wanted. Wworce 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Eduesiion of Nevada School District wili receive Beaied Eropose ls for the delivery at Washington schoolhcuse in this city on or before Sep ember 5th, 1591, ef the following supplies : 6 Reams Legal Cap, b Dozen. Boxes Slate Pencils. 6 Dozen Boxes « ens . Gillotts’ 404.) 6 Bexes Penholde 16 Gal. Keg Sanford’s School Ink. 6 Dosen Boxes Chalk. 6 Boxes Colored Crayons. 4 Reams.Double-ruled Cap. 4 Dozen Andrews’ Dustiess Frasers. 12 Boxes Common Lead Pencils. 1 Bex Faber’s Hexagonal, No.3. 1 do do~ do No. 2. 50 Dosen { No. 11,010/ Blanks. 320 pounds 74x86 40 ib. Manilla—cut 8x12. aid Proposals will be received up to ten o'clock A. M. of Saturday, July 23d, 1891, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bide. By erder of the Board of Education. CAL. K. CLARK®, Cheirman, Committee on Schoolbousss, Supplies, ete. Nevada City, June 27th, 1891. WOOD CONTRACT. TOTIiE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT pacied pesposels will be received by e Board of Education of Nevada schovl District upto the hourvuf10 o'clock A. M, ou Saturday, July 23d, 1891, For delivering al Washington and Lincoln schoolhouses, Nevada City, nicely cor ‘ed up, we eords' of good, sound, seasoned ve . ood, the same to be four feet in ugth.Algo five eords of Oak Wood of the same description aod une cord of good, clear, body Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Belby Flat schoolhouse. Allto be delivered on or before October 1, 1891. Bids will be opened on July 23, 1891, at 10 o'clock A, M. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Education. Address bids to CAL. R. CLARKE, Chairman of Committee on School Houses, Supplies, etc. Nevada “ity, July 2, 1891. Election for Ohief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Chief Engineer and Assistant Chiei Engineer of the Nevada City Fire Department will be heldonMotida;, July 27th, 1891, ‘From 5 to 8 o'clock P. M. > j FF, Hook and Gus Schmidt ’ 4 ¥d, Schmidt. the of Fire Delegates. ‘ , SCOTT, Pres:dent. : = eT ¥ niers earn frum $25 to 254 neon more after a little xi é 2 en fish + emp.oyment,amd will teach you free. You work in ar} own loralexes, e 5, time, & Solia Gold and Silver Watche Realising the importance eg a good wa i aaeiied ” @@ We wit tend THE D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any ef be fol. lowing valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Drums A Nickie tenor drum, 14-inei: nead, with sticks premium, we the “W alth being the best known: and most. tcliable pieces in the market. Theve watthes have a world-wide reputation which they have yained solely qn their mérits. The cases we guasantee to be of solid goldand coin silver respectively, and if nos just as mted may be returued at our expense aod we will refund the mouey paid. We are prepared to make the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, as be seen by the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents . A tiemau’s solid gold hunting case watch, “Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stemsetting, with DAILY TRANSCRIP: and Daik Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charges On watch from Sam Francisco. hg ; Sofd Gold Watch—Ladies’. 4 lady’s solid gold hunting case watch, “‘Wal2 it, stem-winding, scom-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one fear, $29; with VAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26.90. Suvecriber © pay expres charges on watch from San Francisco Solid Silver Watches. Soild co silver hunting case watch sham” movement, stem-wiading and stemetting.& y reliable time-Keeper, with PAILY TRANSCGIPT and Daily Builetin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT avd Weekly battetin, ove year, $15.90, Subscribem, to pay tim express en watch from San Francisco. same wat. face, with DAILY TRANSURLPT, and Daily Bulietia, ome year, $15; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Sulletun, one year, $12.90 Subscriber to pay “xpress charges on watch from San Francisco. Nickle Watch, A pandsome nickle steun—winding watch, open face, good movement, with DAILY TRAsSC aiPf and Daily Bulletiu, one year, $11; with DAILY TKANSCKIPT ang Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.90. Subscriber to pay express cha. ges ou} @'ch from San Fraucisco§ Bicyc.es. ihe Bicycle we bave selected as a pren the “‘apollo”~—while not the most expensive it firat-class article in every respect. It is han-isome and substantially made. Itruns easily and isa prime favorite. it is standara finish with mplete, with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, one , $12.50 with DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10 50 Subscribor pays express. L ba Military Orum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, witd s#icks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an ear, $10.50; with DAIL eekly Bulletin, ene year Subscriber pays express. Rifles. The Winchest intaius ite pl the best repeating rifle wade and is too well known to neéd further d: tion. We will send # 44 cal. Darrel Winchester rifle with DAILY T SCRIPT and Waily Bulietin, one year, $22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulle one year, $20.75. Above is center fire rifle. We will senda rim fire for $1.40 res, Sub ecriber pays express Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flobert nrise less cartrid jus. the for boys who are fond of shooting, sent wkh DAILY TRANSCRIPT and DVaiy Buliet-n, one year, : = $11.25; with VAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly Bullet.o, one year, 99.25. Subscriber pays express Pa Revoivers. We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceaple revolver fora jum and have selected: the American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,”’ in oad size from 22to 38 cal. DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullen, one year, $11; with DAILY TkKANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pay express. rishing Tackle} Our premium fishirg rod is ® 15-foot Calcutts bamboo with jance wood tip and double ferrules It is a good serviceable rod and wi.lbe sent with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year. $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $9. Subscriber pays xpress. Tent La ippgen Reseed gem pg tt od oe ap dry ali ckile trimmings, and will be sent plete with saddie-bag, tools, etc. Wall be sent with DAILY TRANSCHIPY aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; with DALLY TKANSCKIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. [The above prices bre ior @ 86-.4ch wheel. Price per additional inch_ made known on application.} Subscriber to pay express charges ov bicycle from Fan Francisce. ; Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-isch wheel, standard linish, wrought iron yao with bell, ete., complete, sent with DA: LY TRANSORIPT.and Dally Bulletin, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers, . is is a type-wiiting age, Everybody has one whohas writing to du; or should have one. Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is @ periect instr t, simple in construction, easily worked, neat!y mounted and boxed, with iustructions fdr use, which can be leariediu ten minktes; with DALLY¥-PRANSCMIFT -and— Daily Bulietin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscriber pays express. Cane. Keither too large nor too small, but just the r ghtsize witn 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRADSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, -ape year, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one )ear; $10.50. Subscriber pays express. Telescope. Avery useful article thatanyoue living in the country or traveling. will appreciate. Our with an vbjecc-glass } u.ches in diameter, 3 draws, 5 inches jong when closed, leather cased, and will be sent with DAILY “TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one yeer, $11; with DAILY TRALSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. . . Microscope. A most interesting instrument and ofgrest_ue to the student, This i. uo toy, but a powerful microscope that re: cals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat aiid the water’ we trim, kv etendeSinobew high and mognifies fi diameters, aud Wil beseut with DAILY TRANSUBiPT aud Daily Buletin, one year, $11; wth DAILY TRADSCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Musical tnstrumerts. In making our selections of musical instru~ ments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get syoouarti¢le —one that we peed not heritate to send to a performer W Ss We have made arrangements with the ead manufacterers and jobvers (hatenable us to offer these instruments iu connection with the TRANSCRIrT on usprecedently liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that bas become very taeniouable during the last few years. It is readi.y earned b) anyo.e having # good gar for music, and makes @ gmery accompaniment for the voice in singing. e will send @ hayueonie pickle-rim, cuif-skip head, 10 bracket banjo with iustrucdon book, with DAILY TRASSCRIPT aud Daily Builetin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 99.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickie b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, music rack, case and instruction book) ompite—s fine scio instrument—with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buiietin, one tar; $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT 4nd eekly Bulletin, $14.40, Subscsiber pays express charges.Flute. The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest musical instruments to learn. itharmonizes with the piano aud sil other instruments. For @ remium we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6eyed, cork jointed flute with taning slide, and will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex ress charges. Pianos, A miniature pisno with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finished— just the thing for childrea to lvarn to y on; anes good music. Beat with DAiLY WiNecdivt and Daily Buletin, one yeu, $11 50; with DaILY TRANSCKIPT and W ackly Bulletin,o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays exgus Croquet. A beautiful croquet set for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCHIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY. TKANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.-Subecriber pays xpress. ¢ Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing » good for a premium—one that wecan recommend feel assured that our selection wili be all that canask. Our premium gun is well made handsomely finished. t shocts strong and accurately, andis a reliable gua in every particular. itis the very best gun ever effered as 8 newspaper premium and is weil worth working for. itis a m.guificent double b Joader* with twist barrels, baca-action, side suap, ruber bute, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, aud will be seat with DAILY FRKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, ene year, $21; with DAILY TR«NSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, 719. Suacer. ber pays express, : Same gun as above, with pis '-gr $1.56 be adeéad to above pr ‘es. gun wad jou and. The Bulletin isthe leading evening Coast, itis distinguished for the bri the Supreme Court. Owing to the odal’ orders ois a connoisseur. . rr who go hunting, fishing or camp. ing out, Itisa first-class a tent, water-proo. and made of 8 oz. duck; siz 1x7 fe-t, nd will be sent with poles, pins _¢*c., compicte w th DAILY TRANSCKIPT ana Lbuily Luwiin, one year 12,50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, ; % Hammock. A bammo-k isa preouum that appeals to all Whether slung from the trees in a lavn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a h§}unock is picturesque and suggestive of blissfui comfort A complete and elegant 13-foot b mock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Daily builetin one year, $10 26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, 33.26. _Subsctiber pays uxpress : Tennis Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefaycrite it gives suilicient exercise withou being Violett; keeps the attention fixed and=in terest sustained throughout the game. Being gauiein which ladics vxcel, you can secure the yao wil of your iady acquaintences and add to you popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organ ‘isipge@club. A first-ciase wnnis outfit, con.plete will be sey with DAILY koh aide pram Re Uaily Bulletin, one year, $195 with DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year $17, Subscriber paye express. Base Ba Uur base be utfit consists aig ea,rue balls, three susorted bais, two pairs of gloves, mask, etc., complete. nd. will te ami with DAILY TRANSCKIYT nd Daily Ba!letin, one ($2 with DAILY TRANSURIiT and Wee Bulletin cue aF, 910 Subscriber pays a Hanging Lamp An sleganthang ity Jamp with i¢-inc and from 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass -f a rich gold coior—a high rnameutaiand servicesble lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year $13,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bullctin, vue eur, 911.50. ubscriber peys oxpress, s ___ Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enovgh tne holder tc last for weeks or months; will be seut with DAILY TRANSCR:P? and Daily Pulletin, one year, $1025; with »AILY RANSCRIP Land Weekiy Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage: A ved by the signal service at Washington with fall divertious ior use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily’ Bui $10.75; with DAILY TANSUKIPT and Wee eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express, Photographic Outhit, Amateur photography is @ most delightfu and popular recreation. With the approved apparatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making 3 ¢ picture and wili seco hundreds of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offer isso hght it cam easily > carried when walsing es riding. Kverybed) shou.d have one, for it will proye a source @ amusement to afia:d of profit to many. A complete photographic outfit, consisting of view csmera for making 33x 4§ piciures, with quick w. rkiuy lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japannec wou trays, Zpackayesof 8, P A. eveloper, 1 package of i po, 1 priuting frame, hevts oI ferro-prussinte paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clisp aod patenG<drying frame with fuil structions ior making photographs will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bailletin, one ye-x, $11; with DAILY TRAN SCKIFT and Weekly Bulietin,. one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from Sap Francisco, hem Addision nt anasoriols ufos i ee, ye raphers, may ie, sh Ohbmen. a Street, Francisco, C Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the World—a library in itself—furaished in ove large volume oi 192» pages, elegantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamip appropriately and handsomely designiu retau price $4.50, will be sent with DAILY TKANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRi?Tand Weekiy Bulletin, one yeur, $9. Subscriber pays express, Guizots History of France. Guizos’s “History of france” is a standard work in6 vois., substantially boundin cloth, profusel) illustrated with fine engraviugs. It wi . be se: i with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily — bulletin one Feat, $13.50; with DAILY TRaNSURIPT an: Weekly Bulietin, one year, $11 60. Subscriber pays express, Sewing Machines. A higharm sewiug machine—oue of the bes, machives inthe niarket; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRANSCHiPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, $30; with DAILY TRANSCKIPE auc Weekly Bulletin, ove year, $27. Subscriber pays eXpress Qharges. . : com} NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulle tin can obtain it by paying 90 cents a year i seas Webs clubbing price fer the Weekl, etia. ournal in circulation and influence on the Pacific lianey ef its editerial matter, accuracy and com leteness of its local news, pecieee oe Ce atone ani art, and extent ef foreig: iéwes, while itis the recognized authority in & : sab that publishes ia exteuso the decisions o: ie cera toast anny Oy Bieete iu time between san Francisco and the priucipal hews centers in the a the w arid’s news of each day is furnished by the Bui -welve boursin advance of the morning papers. OED Meekly Bulletin is a handsome 12 page, % column paper, issued every Wednesday morning—theé largestand best weekly publisuedin the West. ; F@ se fiuuncial aud trade circles. The Dail) BROWN & CAI. IDS. ehensiy: .ad com Fresh—Brou,ht dowa te ‘EDUCATIONAL “The « Best in the World « for~ General Use. === a a THE PROPLE'S CYMLOPSDIA The New Three-Volume Ecition ‘000 tepies. Complete in 8 convenient volpmes . 8 Peete Ieee with onl be seyclopedia! Bo et eer tua ball the p: = Bile ae SP u alf the price PA pecim ete,, that you ma, yourself, * "4s dpshdans ected 21{delool Trestees. oo ete., to the DEPARTMENT. the C+ Ago namentation and appearance. the machine. strong spiral spring. When bolt is ; ulled out enough to liable to be meddled with by The thread eyelet and the FOOT HFMLER, 6 HEMMERS, FOOT RUFF i widths, THROAT PLAE fh BOBBINS. Lonemont, Cox., Nov: 17, 1889. T received the machine all right, and, am well pleased with it. It does excellent work. Pentnan McCarry. Autus, Ark Deci \* 9. Te Chicago Singer sewing m — hine receved in good order. The m chive is a splendid one; the Age vty here would ask ahout thirty-five « Jlars for such a machine. Many th ks. Joseph BACHMAN. Somerset, Va., Oct.-28, 1889. The machine ordered of yon arrived, and after a few days’ trial [ find it to be as represented, and doubtless wil continue to give satisfaction, : ; Marey-Jd--W-ALKER, Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. to hand very promptly and in good order, -It_ is nicely finished, and works like a charm,and we are delighted with it. E. F. Youna. Sr. Maraanret’s, Md., Dec. 14, 1889. We received the machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak of you asan honest, honorable firm. <A The premiunr sewing machine came+ neighbor was here to look at the ma‘ 4 sé ‘ 5 i ie 1s CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. $6000-125 acres; not more than $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, of place. farin at a low price. and burn ; some fruit trees; free water irrigate. ing Orchards, depot. NEVADA COUNTY I b ° e Oregon Land Company was especially organized tor the purpose of buyin; subdividing large tracts of Land, and has during the peat two years bought and subdivided ever 3,200 acres of Land inte 5to 20 acre Lots. T! Two Fine Ranches, well ery advantage for a desirable home. a These are only a few of the bargains we} lave to offer at present. We have all kinds. ‘of ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre. A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR $17, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements.as enable us to offer SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the /a¢est models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, orAll the, parts are'made to gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvement ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from The loose balance wheel is-actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a a bobbin is to be wound the release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held bya stop-pin tili the bcbbin is filled. When the machine is children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine!’ cannot be operated by the treadle. needle clamp are made self threading, which is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments: all different GE, 1 GAUGE SCREW SCREW DRIVER, 3 TUCKER, EEDL * 1 WRENCH ’ PACKAKE NNG,ES8, 1 THREAD CUTTER, 4 OIL CAN, filled with Oil, CHECK SPRIT Y BINDER ~ 1 INST RUCTION BOOK, — The driving wheel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenientofany. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt. neered cover, drop-leaf table, end drawers and cenwing drawer. The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS, lt has vechine, and expects to order one next week. “E. H. Rinovr. Untonrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some tw months ago. Havegiven it a fair tria and like it very much, We think it is as good:as a forty dollar machine. Miss Jane Rowern. Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. I_ received your. premiam sewing machipe-in good order, and_am_ well pleased with the same. Accept my thanks. . Norton. We.1’s Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 1889. I would say, after using the sewing machine received from you, it giver perfect satisfaetion.in all respects, do. ing all kinds of work very nicely. Mrs. 1. C. Youmans, WestTBorOo, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. My sewing machine gives good sat isfaction—does as good work as a filty dollar machine. Mary E. Murray. Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sev ing machine I got from you as a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good work-as a $40.00 machine. Gro. B. Mum. Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo. 3 and Laity TRANSCRIPT I year.17 00 se +3 i038 00 Sarak, 00 &&.Subscribea ‘o pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A Ha F DoLLars fo Nevada City. _ BROW) & CALKINS, Pubs. Daiy Transcarrr, — LAND CONMPANY SEW'TH TS— Home Office at salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildins.) AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBAN = AS FOR SALE A LARGE ‘LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO and e success of this undertaking is shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that 10 acres of choice Lund in Fruit will briag a larger income than 160 . acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley, We also make valuable improvements im the way of roads, fences, ete. We can sell small trict of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay fer a larg arm Send for Pamphlets, Maps aud Price List. For Sale or Rent on Kasy Terms! $5000-~320 acres, three miles from Gras: Valley ;. goed house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard: in bearing; a large;never-failing free water ; all implements, tools,et. with place. i miles from Nevada City or Grags Val ley; néarly all cleared; good house an: barn; fine orchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of reea; good water; al :an beirrigated ; all under fence. $37 50-450 ucres gently rolling fr. ¢ of grazing land; all fenced; 100 ne acres cleared; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost about $900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 res cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $2 . 5O--425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion Will he sold at the above low price on account of absence. 15 Qx<104 acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada City. Arare chance to secure a profitable $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house for irrigating. . —_——00-—-— TIMBER LAWNDE! : $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ds‘Ja {fprices Tertns Easy. AND AND IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION, Apply to GEO. C. 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VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietoraand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San Franciscc FOR SALE BY CAR HR BHOSBS, Whitehead Cock Books, LEAD ‘tHE WORLD. Ner 1, The American . Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Ne. 2, : Hote] Meat:Cooking. PRICK 82. : No. 3, : Chicago; Herald Cook. ing School. (For Families, PRICE 61.50. Ne. 4, Ccoking For Prorit, PRICE 83 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF fHE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Street San Francisec _ Notice for Publication, Tiina ea i AT SACRAMENTO,CAL, June 29th, 1891. otice is hereby given that the following named seitler has filed notice of his inteutidn to make final preof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. L. Morgan, County Clerk of Nevuda county, Cal., at Nevada City, Ualifornia, on Augu t 19th, 1801, viz : James Kendrick, of. Neyada City P.O who mide H. A. No. 4718, forthe 8. E. 14 of Section 10, T, 16, N, R. 8 E: M.D. M. He namesthe fullowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upen and cultivation of, said rand, viz Grimes, all of Nevada C i Cal. P.O, jes0 k, W, ROBER1S, Register, _ Notice to Creditors, _ Estate of J. J. D ey Gacansed. OTICK is h given the undersign trator of the Estate of . J, Poreey, deceased, to the creditors of and d 1 persons ‘haying claims inst the gai: ddocusrd, we. hibis thems wi nthe necessary Vol t four the afSider of this potiee to th 8 notic t old nisurator, at hig resi euce at Ne¥ y, Neva cqenty. Califortie, the same for the oi Nevada } ng the p' transaction of of said estate, in said county of Neva a ‘SHO . Administratorot the Katale of Piize, eceased P. F, Simonds, A The Bast . Medicine DR. 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This sulitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgexce, is practiced by the youth a1 both sexes to an aimost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the folowing train of morbid symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vis’ Saliow countenance, dark spots under theveyes, pain in th. nead, ring ne in the e¢.cs. noise like tae rustiig of leaves and the rattling of + mriots, uneasiness about weakness uf the limbs, confused viston, blunted intellect, loss of contidence, jitidence in approaching strangers, « dislike to form new wcquuintauces, disposition @ shun society, loss of imemory, nectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania an frequent insanity. 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But any substance made cleewhere or by othera, and called Uompound Oxygen is 8) rahe A 'CC OUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the titie of a new. book of pages, published by Dre. St-rkey & Palea, which gives te all enquirOrms, ginsine ss phe he Ding: Notice of “LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS [. Se te Treatment + by + Inhalation, . NOTICE TO CO-OWNER. ad an Nevada City, April 20th, 1891. To George True Esq., { OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT the undersigned have expended $100,00 in labor and im upon th NEVER SWEAT QUARTE MINE, situate ne Wiliow Moin in the County, of Nevada state of Californ ia, particularly described as followa: i Situate in Willow Valley Mining District County of Nevada, State of Californi be: aLast Chance Ravine at North East end Of te Jatkg.n Claim, and extending thencé 4m a No asterly direction feet tocatake marked “St. L. No, 2’ stan ug omthe lode—being the claim located January 2nd, 1884, by J. J Lyons, et al, Notice ot Location recorded in Buok 9, of Mining Locations, Page 552, Kecords of Nevada County, Cal, said expenditue made in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2824, Revired Statutes of the Unitea States; being the amount required to huid the same, for the year beginning January ist, 10, and terminating January Ist, 1801. Thatthe said Iubor and improvements were actually expended upon the said NEVEX sWEAT CLA: M forthe purpose of holding the sume during Le eg 1890 under the Mining Laws ofthe Uni States. Your interest tn suid claim iss. uidiyided 16 thereof and one sixth of seid sum of $100.00, to-wit: The sum of: $16.66 ig due fron. you to the underigned on «ecount of said annual expenditure, Payment of suid sum of $16 66 may be made to the undersigned at the CITIZENS ‘ion was posted, BAN x atNevyade City, Count A Nevada, State of California, and if, within ninety . days sfter theservice of this Notice, you fail, or refuse to contribu @ your proportion of such expeniiiture, as a co-owner, tu-wit: Said sum of $16.66, your interest In said claim will become the property ofthe underaigned under said Section 2314, JES8£ LYONS. W. H. HAM N. ELISHA HAMPTON, Admintstratrix ‘of Estate of Ti ministratrix 0; of JOHN GOYNE deceased, wid April 20, 1891. FRED SEARLS, attorney. Notice to Creditors, Estate of BRIDGET McCLOSKY, deceased. N OTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Last Will of Bridget McClosky, deceased, to the creditors of and all’ persons hayi claims ageinet the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary -youchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice io the said Executor at the office of P, F, Simonds, at Nevada City, Nevada county, Calfornm, tue same being the place forthe transaction of the business of suid estate, in gaid county of Nevada, WM. 8C A Executor of the Last Will of Bridget Me. Closky, deceased. Dated this 25th day of May, 1891, © PF. Simonds, Attorney, Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAI., May 9, 1891.~ Notice is hereby given ihat the following named settier has filed notise of verintentioato muke final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be mude before Clerk Superior Ghurt of Nevads, Co., Cal, at his office, Nevada city, oO. Monday, June 15, 18y1, vig: Sarah L. Russell, net and heir of “William Kussell, deceased. Freem tion D.’ 8, No. 12981, for ie 4 of 8. W, uP Bee. 34, Tp 17 N.K.8 EM 3 . She : witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon ani cultivation of, said land, viz: “Henry Godalr, Pedro Ozalll, Moria M. Green and Charles Cleveland, all of Neyada City P.O, Nevada Co., Ca mayll CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, No. 1860. Application for Patent. She names the followin —~--B. 8; Land Oftiice;~~ ‘acrament, Cal, April 27 1801. OTICE IS HEKKBY GIVEN THAT Mary Dowling, whose Post ~— fice ad-’ ress is Ukiah, Mendociuo County, California, has thisday filled her application for a_patent for Seventy-seven and 52-100 eeres of the Illinoie Consolidated Placer Mine, bearing gold with surface ground as herein described, situated inthe Moores Flat Mining Dis rict, C.unty of Nevada, and State of Caliiornia, and designated by the field notes and official plat on ‘flein this office as Lot Number Ninety, in township, 18 North Range 10 Eastof Mt. Diablo Kase and Meridian, said lot No, 90 being described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at pest marked “I. G. P. M. No. 1’’ set in large pile of houlders beside iron pipe 10 feet high from which a drill hole with steal plug in bed-rock cut bears 8, 39 W. 1.82 eh’s. dist:nt and section eorner common, te Sestigua 16; 16, 2l and Y, 18 cs, -M.-.M. beurs 21°, 56 m Se eshains distant: 3 — Thehce, mag. var. 1712E., 8. 76° (45 min-= utes K., 5826.6 feet or 88.28 chains Miele aos i M. No, nies woe cM oak tree 2 seconds dia. beais N, ‘ . 06 lin distant:—Theuce 8. iyo , ~ 599.9 fee or 9.09 ch’s, to post marked “I. C, PF. M. No. 8,* from whith w fir tree 60 peconds dia, bears 8. 453¢¢, E, 67 linke distant; Thence MN, 769,15 winutcs, W. 5827.8 feet or 88.30 ch’s., to & post marked “I. CG. P. Me No, 4” from which an Alder tree 10 seconds dia. bearsS. 76.91}¢°, FE. 1.0) ch’s, distant: Thence N, 12°, 45 miuutes, K, 659 fect or 8.47 ch's tothe place of beginning. CONNECTING LINE, Ter _ From pest “I. ('. P, M. No, 1” Section corher gree! to ae w 16, 21° ane 22, Tp. 18 mF MM. D, M, bears 8. 219 = Wee E, 4147 ah 6. Pinan. del exis agnetic yatiation 17}¢°, EK. contain’ Lib 5 dd rs aS Pr. [ping The lecation of th’s mine is recorded in the local records of Moore’s Flat Mining Clalmadis ary unpatented olaiees a saan 2 ted claim. mineral hand. pat . ‘ & Or public Dy an persons claimi 1 any portion of suid Iilinois ‘ae Tideved Piacer Mine orsurfuce grovad are required to file their adverse claims with the hegisterof me ones Lopate Land Office, at Sacrameuio, Valiiornia, during the ai days’ peried of publication hereg?, or they will he arred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute: & W.RO . W. ROBERTS, Register. Ered Searls, Atty, f a fe ula, A y. for applicant, Goris Itis hereby ordered, that the foi notice of Application for Patents te eke lished for the period of 60 days, in the Daily i'ranscri a daily »lished at Ney re City ‘Call one me RK, W. ROBERTS, Register. The first ublication of th ‘ made on the ath day of Apri ait aed Ordinance No, 97. An Ordinance to provide Revenue — Levy a City Koad and Street Pol Tas fd gs 187, 1891— 1892, oard of ‘lrastees of vada du ordain ag fullo a ye ne Section 1. Thata City ‘Boed end Street Poll Tax of Three Dollars is heredy ‘Jevied, for the fig-al year 1891-1892, upon which male inhabitants of the City of Nevada, over the age of 2land under the aye vf 60 ycare for oy Road and Street + urposes, which gaid poll tax shall beogm s due and shall become coilectabie Onat dafter the Twenty-seconden, cat June, 1891, in the manner provided Section 2. The City Marshal of said ( of Nevada is hereby made eects A alt evs full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surp: ising cures ina wide range of chronic cases— many of them after being abindoned to die by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE toany address on application. DRS. STARKEYi& PALEN, 1529 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa, 120 Sutter St., San Fraacisco, Cal, Please mention that you read this advertisementin the Nevapa Dat.y TRANSCRIPT, Ordinance No. 98 Cee, N Ordinance-to-— the City of Nevada, The Board of Trustecs of the City of Nevada do ordain ag follows : Section 1. A tax of FIFTY CENTS on each One Hundred vollars of «ll property. y ‘ith. in the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for Genera) Fund purposes, and a tax A ay he! CENTS on euch One dundred for the fiscal year A, D, 1891 and 1892, Passed June 1, 1891. ALEX, GAULT, Pros, Attest— . T, H.€Ganw-Clerk-—~————ye2Dividend Notice, A’ A MEETING OF THE BOARD oF company, held onthe 9th day of June 1891, a Dividend (No, 14) of T ®, onday, June the 15th, 1891, at the office of the Company, 320 5 10, San Fravsisce, c oiranet begs wil yo be closed on. sare ay, e oboe mae, YO teO WETZEL, Beore' Gan Prangloce > nemeeeterss Teun 30, oxo, L. HCOMES, Attorney and Oounsclor at Law, cein ia 256th day of J % ILL PRACTIOR IN Ald. THR COURTS je26 Ral ein a 3 Revenue fer lars for Fire porpmes, is hereby levied . . Dir ‘ectors ft the Champion. Mining . T tax and shall collect the same * ner provided by law, and upon * bg hs orrefusal of any person liable therefor te pay said tax after demand, said Marsh must collect thesame by seizure and sale ofany persona? property owned by such person. Svid sale may be made after three hours verbal no ice of time and place, and the provisions of Bections 8791, 8798, 87 A 8795 and 87:6 of the Political Code of Gat: fornia shall apply to and govern such geizection he City Marsh: Monduy of eac month wate ties bnfore the City Clerk of the total amount o said poll taxes gollecten by him during the~ 2 Preceding moatn, ust at the on . tin the same, les -amouut of hig por seneane for collection. tothe Gity rece: ‘ urer, ‘Seotion 4. The City M shell:joes Barut of ace ralades 0 king such collection wes __ Passed J matne Ist, 1601, ee The LEX, GAULT, President. T. H. Car, Clerk, jez i THE su. ERIOR COURT Count awe In tha'mat ty: tae cass Ww veer before this Conse. 2 June: adni' es ee ees and show cause, . Troma hie aot atu ah r . maa aud. th a. od ta WA organ & Roberts’ Blogk.

a. ms . a — S2 Ds n * sseeramemenieetens aeceeet —— ~~ i seem Y er Daily Transcript. Ce ee RLEVEN DOLLARS. fhat Money Will Buy a Good Sewing Machine. The Traxscarrt hes within the past two years offered many special premiums te its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who hare availed themselves ef the opportunities extended te them not one case of diasatisfaction nas yetarisen. Inevery instance the subscriber bas been more than delighted with the bargain secured. ‘The latest offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a periect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according te the verdict.of hundreds who have used both as guod as the original fo: all practical purposes. Three mumbers of this admirable piece of mechanism are advertised and described on the second page of to day’s paper, and full information ic given as to cost of freight to this city, ete. The manulacturersalso supply ——gther grades up toone with an elabor@rately ornamented and full-pearled bead on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant Brench walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a ehest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory ean be returned tothe factory and the money will be refunded. If yon are in need of or thinking of buying a sewing machine, look into the ‘Leanscnirt’s proposition “before , paying a fancy ‘price for ene that is Cectainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. Remarkable Mescue. Mrs. Michael Cortain, Plainfield. JM, :auakes the statement that +he caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month «by ber family physician, but yrew woree. He told her she was 9 hopejess victim of consumption and that #0 medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption; she ponght a bottle and to her delizb' ’ found herself benefitted from first dose. She coatinued its use and aftertaking ’ fen bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework gpd is an well as she ever was.—Free. trial bottles of this Great Discovery _t Carr Bros’ Drag Store, large bottles, ———E————S &, P. FISHER ; Newspaper Advertising Agemey. nOoeS 90 AND Zi MERCHANTS FX HAN CALIFORNIA STREET, ; br 7 FRANCISCO. e VERTISEMENTS stator all newspe blished @ Paciiic Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Sree ee Vaglande the is Cc : x "the rm and ‘neart newspa: bl. di Pmearty every newspaper pablien’ on hand, and all advertisers are allewed free access to them during 0 Dpusiness hours Ni aah farn' ou eG es Seon hae as Order to Show Oause. 'N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. “Ti the Matter of the Estate of Jobn C. Pideceased. ‘ F eo C. Shaw the Administrator ef the Estate of Jobu C. Piper, deceased, having filed his tion herein prepee for an order Sapte tate uurbaoos farpinnh fort.” ea ir or. It in theretoes ordered by the said court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, ap before ‘the said suxr Court on poder, the 27th day of ‘uly, 1891, at 10 o’clock inthe forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Superior Courtatthe Courthouse in said County of Neyeda to show canse why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sellso.much ofthe real estate of the raid deceased John C. Piper as snall be neces And that acepy ef this orde) be published atleast four successive weeks prior to siid 27th day of July, 1891, in the Nevada Da ly in aor gg @ newspaper printed and published in said Nevada County. _ JOHN CALDWELL. Judge of the Superior Court. Dated June , 1891. “$cheo! Suonlies Wanted. Wworce 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Eduesiion of Nevada School District wili receive Beaied Eropose ls for the delivery at Washington schoolhcuse in this city on or before Sep ember 5th, 1591, ef the following supplies : 6 Reams Legal Cap, b Dozen. Boxes Slate Pencils. 6 Dozen Boxes « ens . Gillotts’ 404.) 6 Bexes Penholde 16 Gal. Keg Sanford’s School Ink. 6 Dosen Boxes Chalk. 6 Boxes Colored Crayons. 4 Reams.Double-ruled Cap. 4 Dozen Andrews’ Dustiess Frasers. 12 Boxes Common Lead Pencils. 1 Bex Faber’s Hexagonal, No.3. 1 do do~ do No. 2. 50 Dosen { No. 11,010/ Blanks. 320 pounds 74x86 40 ib. Manilla—cut 8x12. aid Proposals will be received up to ten o'clock A. M. of Saturday, July 23d, 1891, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bide. By erder of the Board of Education. CAL. K. CLARK®, Cheirman, Committee on Schoolbousss, Supplies, ete. Nevada City, June 27th, 1891. WOOD CONTRACT. TOTIiE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT pacied pesposels will be received by e Board of Education of Nevada schovl District upto the hourvuf10 o'clock A. M, ou Saturday, July 23d, 1891, For delivering al Washington and Lincoln schoolhouses, Nevada City, nicely cor ‘ed up, we eords' of good, sound, seasoned ve . ood, the same to be four feet in ugth.Algo five eords of Oak Wood of the same description aod une cord of good, clear, body Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Belby Flat schoolhouse. Allto be delivered on or before October 1, 1891. Bids will be opened on July 23, 1891, at 10 o'clock A, M. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Education. Address bids to CAL. R. CLARKE, Chairman of Committee on School Houses, Supplies, etc. Nevada “ity, July 2, 1891. Election for Ohief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Chief Engineer and Assistant Chiei Engineer of the Nevada City Fire Department will be heldonMotida;, July 27th, 1891, ‘From 5 to 8 o'clock P. 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We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceaple revolver fora jum and have selected: the American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,”’ in oad size from 22to 38 cal. DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullen, one year, $11; with DAILY TkKANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pay express. rishing Tackle} Our premium fishirg rod is ® 15-foot Calcutts bamboo with jance wood tip and double ferrules It is a good serviceable rod and wi.lbe sent with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year. $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $9. Subscriber pays xpress. Tent La ippgen Reseed gem pg tt od oe ap dry ali ckile trimmings, and will be sent plete with saddie-bag, tools, etc. Wall be sent with DAILY TRANSCHIPY aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29; with DALLY TKANSCKIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90. [The above prices bre ior @ 86-.4ch wheel. Price per additional inch_ made known on application.} Subscriber to pay express charges ov bicycle from Fan Francisce. ; Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-isch wheel, standard linish, wrought iron yao with bell, ete., complete, sent with DA: LY TRANSORIPT.and Dally Bulletin, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers, . is is a type-wiiting age, Everybody has one whohas writing to du; or should have one. Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is @ periect instr t, simple in construction, easily worked, neat!y mounted and boxed, with iustructions fdr use, which can be leariediu ten minktes; with DALLY¥-PRANSCMIFT -and— Daily Bulietin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscriber pays express. Cane. Keither too large nor too small, but just the r ghtsize witn 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRADSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, -ape year, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one )ear; $10.50. Subscriber pays express. Telescope. Avery useful article thatanyoue living in the country or traveling. will appreciate. Our with an vbjecc-glass } u.ches in diameter, 3 draws, 5 inches jong when closed, leather cased, and will be sent with DAILY “TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one yeer, $11; with DAILY TRALSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. . . Microscope. A most interesting instrument and ofgrest_ue to the student, This i. uo toy, but a powerful microscope that re: cals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat aiid the water’ we trim, kv etendeSinobew high and mognifies fi diameters, aud Wil beseut with DAILY TRANSUBiPT aud Daily Buletin, one year, $11; wth DAILY TRADSCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Musical tnstrumerts. In making our selections of musical instru~ ments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get syoouarti¢le —one that we peed not heritate to send to a performer W Ss We have made arrangements with the ead manufacterers and jobvers (hatenable us to offer these instruments iu connection with the TRANSCRIrT on usprecedently liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that bas become very taeniouable during the last few years. It is readi.y earned b) anyo.e having # good gar for music, and makes @ gmery accompaniment for the voice in singing. e will send @ hayueonie pickle-rim, cuif-skip head, 10 bracket banjo with iustrucdon book, with DAILY TRASSCRIPT aud Daily Builetin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 99.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickie b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, music rack, case and instruction book) ompite—s fine scio instrument—with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buiietin, one tar; $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT 4nd eekly Bulletin, $14.40, Subscsiber pays express charges.Flute. The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest musical instruments to learn. itharmonizes with the piano aud sil other instruments. For @ remium we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6eyed, cork jointed flute with taning slide, and will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex ress charges. Pianos, A miniature pisno with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finished— just the thing for childrea to lvarn to y on; anes good music. Beat with DAiLY WiNecdivt and Daily Buletin, one yeu, $11 50; with DaILY TRANSCKIPT and W ackly Bulletin,o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays exgus Croquet. A beautiful croquet set for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCHIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY. TKANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.-Subecriber pays xpress. ¢ Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing » good for a premium—one that wecan recommend feel assured that our selection wili be all that canask. Our premium gun is well made handsomely finished. t shocts strong and accurately, andis a reliable gua in every particular. itis the very best gun ever effered as 8 newspaper premium and is weil worth working for. itis a m.guificent double b Joader* with twist barrels, baca-action, side suap, ruber bute, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, aud will be seat with DAILY FRKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, ene year, $21; with DAILY TR«NSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, 719. Suacer. ber pays express, : Same gun as above, with pis '-gr $1.56 be adeéad to above pr ‘es. gun wad jou and. The Bulletin isthe leading evening Coast, itis distinguished for the bri the Supreme Court. Owing to the odal’ orders ois a connoisseur. . rr who go hunting, fishing or camp. ing out, Itisa first-class a tent, water-proo. and made of 8 oz. duck; siz 1x7 fe-t, nd will be sent with poles, pins _¢*c., compicte w th DAILY TRANSCKIPT ana Lbuily Luwiin, one year 12,50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, ; % Hammock. A bammo-k isa preouum that appeals to all Whether slung from the trees in a lavn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a h§}unock is picturesque and suggestive of blissfui comfort A complete and elegant 13-foot b mock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Daily builetin one year, $10 26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, 33.26. _Subsctiber pays uxpress : Tennis Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefaycrite it gives suilicient exercise withou being Violett; keeps the attention fixed and=in terest sustained throughout the game. Being gauiein which ladics vxcel, you can secure the yao wil of your iady acquaintences and add to you popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organ ‘isipge@club. A first-ciase wnnis outfit, con.plete will be sey with DAILY koh aide pram Re Uaily Bulletin, one year, $195 with DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one year $17, Subscriber paye express. Base Ba Uur base be utfit consists aig ea,rue balls, three susorted bais, two pairs of gloves, mask, etc., complete. nd. will te ami with DAILY TRANSCKIYT nd Daily Ba!letin, one ($2 with DAILY TRANSURIiT and Wee Bulletin cue aF, 910 Subscriber pays a Hanging Lamp An sleganthang ity Jamp with i¢-inc and from 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass -f a rich gold coior—a high rnameutaiand servicesble lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year $13,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bullctin, vue eur, 911.50. ubscriber peys oxpress, s ___ Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enovgh tne holder tc last for weeks or months; will be seut with DAILY TRANSCR:P? and Daily Pulletin, one year, $1025; with »AILY RANSCRIP Land Weekiy Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage: A ved by the signal service at Washington with fall divertious ior use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily’ Bui $10.75; with DAILY TANSUKIPT and Wee eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express, Photographic Outhit, Amateur photography is @ most delightfu and popular recreation. With the approved apparatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making 3 ¢ picture and wili seco hundreds of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offer isso hght it cam easily > carried when walsing es riding. Kverybed) shou.d have one, for it will proye a source @ amusement to afia:d of profit to many. A complete photographic outfit, consisting of view csmera for making 33x 4§ piciures, with quick w. rkiuy lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japannec wou trays, Zpackayesof 8, P A. eveloper, 1 package of i po, 1 priuting frame, hevts oI ferro-prussinte paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clisp aod patenG<drying frame with fuil structions ior making photographs will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bailletin, one ye-x, $11; with DAILY TRAN SCKIFT and Weekly Bulietin,. one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from Sap Francisco, hem Addision nt anasoriols ufos i ee, ye raphers, may ie, sh Ohbmen. a Street, Francisco, C Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the World—a library in itself—furaished in ove large volume oi 192» pages, elegantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamip appropriately and handsomely designiu retau price $4.50, will be sent with DAILY TKANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRi?Tand Weekiy Bulletin, one yeur, $9. Subscriber pays express, Guizots History of France. Guizos’s “History of france” is a standard work in6 vois., substantially boundin cloth, profusel) illustrated with fine engraviugs. It wi . be se: i with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily — bulletin one Feat, $13.50; with DAILY TRaNSURIPT an: Weekly Bulietin, one year, $11 60. Subscriber pays express, Sewing Machines. A higharm sewiug machine—oue of the bes, machives inthe niarket; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRANSCHiPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, $30; with DAILY TRANSCKIPE auc Weekly Bulletin, ove year, $27. Subscriber pays eXpress Qharges. . : com} NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulle tin can obtain it by paying 90 cents a year i seas Webs clubbing price fer the Weekl, etia. ournal in circulation and influence on the Pacific lianey ef its editerial matter, accuracy and com leteness of its local news, pecieee oe Ce atone ani art, and extent ef foreig: iéwes, while itis the recognized authority in & : sab that publishes ia exteuso the decisions o: ie cera toast anny Oy Bieete iu time between san Francisco and the priucipal hews centers in the a the w arid’s news of each day is furnished by the Bui -welve boursin advance of the morning papers. OED Meekly Bulletin is a handsome 12 page, % column paper, issued every Wednesday morning—theé largestand best weekly publisuedin the West. ; F@ se fiuuncial aud trade circles. The Dail) BROWN & CAI. IDS. ehensiy: .ad com Fresh—Brou,ht dowa te ‘EDUCATIONAL “The « Best in the World « for~ General Use. === a a THE PROPLE'S CYMLOPSDIA The New Three-Volume Ecition ‘000 tepies. Complete in 8 convenient volpmes . 8 Peete Ieee with onl be seyclopedia! Bo et eer tua ball the p: = Bile ae SP u alf the price PA pecim ete,, that you ma, yourself, * "4s dpshdans ected 21{delool Trestees. oo ete., to the DEPARTMENT. the C+ Ago namentation and appearance. the machine. strong spiral spring. When bolt is ; ulled out enough to liable to be meddled with by The thread eyelet and the FOOT HFMLER, 6 HEMMERS, FOOT RUFF i widths, THROAT PLAE fh BOBBINS. Lonemont, Cox., Nov: 17, 1889. T received the machine all right, and, am well pleased with it. It does excellent work. Pentnan McCarry. Autus, Ark Deci \* 9. Te Chicago Singer sewing m — hine receved in good order. The m chive is a splendid one; the Age vty here would ask ahout thirty-five « Jlars for such a machine. Many th ks. Joseph BACHMAN. Somerset, Va., Oct.-28, 1889. The machine ordered of yon arrived, and after a few days’ trial [ find it to be as represented, and doubtless wil continue to give satisfaction, : ; Marey-Jd--W-ALKER, Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. to hand very promptly and in good order, -It_ is nicely finished, and works like a charm,and we are delighted with it. E. F. Youna. Sr. Maraanret’s, Md., Dec. 14, 1889. We received the machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak of you asan honest, honorable firm. <A The premiunr sewing machine came+ neighbor was here to look at the ma‘ 4 sé ‘ 5 i ie 1s CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. $6000-125 acres; not more than $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, of place. farin at a low price. and burn ; some fruit trees; free water irrigate. ing Orchards, depot. NEVADA COUNTY I b ° e Oregon Land Company was especially organized tor the purpose of buyin; subdividing large tracts of Land, and has during the peat two years bought and subdivided ever 3,200 acres of Land inte 5to 20 acre Lots. T! Two Fine Ranches, well ery advantage for a desirable home. a These are only a few of the bargains we} lave to offer at present. We have all kinds. ‘of ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre. A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR $17, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements.as enable us to offer SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the /a¢est models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, orAll the, parts are'made to gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvement ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from The loose balance wheel is-actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a a bobbin is to be wound the release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held bya stop-pin tili the bcbbin is filled. When the machine is children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine!’ cannot be operated by the treadle.

needle clamp are made self threading, which is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments: all different GE, 1 GAUGE SCREW SCREW DRIVER, 3 TUCKER, EEDL * 1 WRENCH ’ PACKAKE NNG,ES8, 1 THREAD CUTTER, 4 OIL CAN, filled with Oil, CHECK SPRIT Y BINDER ~ 1 INST RUCTION BOOK, — The driving wheel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenientofany. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt. neered cover, drop-leaf table, end drawers and cenwing drawer. The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS, lt has vechine, and expects to order one next week. “E. H. Rinovr. Untonrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some tw months ago. Havegiven it a fair tria and like it very much, We think it is as good:as a forty dollar machine. Miss Jane Rowern. Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. I_ received your. premiam sewing machipe-in good order, and_am_ well pleased with the same. Accept my thanks. . Norton. We.1’s Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 1889. I would say, after using the sewing machine received from you, it giver perfect satisfaetion.in all respects, do. ing all kinds of work very nicely. Mrs. 1. C. Youmans, WestTBorOo, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. My sewing machine gives good sat isfaction—does as good work as a filty dollar machine. Mary E. Murray. Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sev ing machine I got from you as a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good work-as a $40.00 machine. Gro. B. Mum. Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo. 3 and Laity TRANSCRIPT I year..17 00 se +3 i038 00 Sarak, 00 &&.Subscribea ‘o pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A Ha F DoLLars fo Nevada City. _ BROW) & CALKINS, Pubs. Daiy Transcarrr, — LAND CONMPANY SEW'TH TS— Home Office at salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildins.) AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBAN = AS FOR SALE A LARGE ‘LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO and e success of this undertaking is shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that 10 acres of choice Lund in Fruit will briag a larger income than 160 . acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley, We also make valuable improvements im the way of roads, fences, ete. We can sell small trict of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay fer a larg arm Send for Pamphlets, Maps aud Price List. For Sale or Rent on Kasy Terms! $5000-~320 acres, three miles from Gras: Valley ;. goed house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard: in bearing; a large;never-failing free water ; all implements, tools,et. with place. i miles from Nevada City or Grags Val ley; néarly all cleared; good house an: barn; fine orchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of reea; good water; al :an beirrigated ; all under fence. $37 50-450 ucres gently rolling fr. ¢ of grazing land; all fenced; 100 ne acres cleared; good water; large house and barn; improvements cost about $900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 res cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $2 . 5O--425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water for a portion Will he sold at the above low price on account of absence. 15 Qx<104 acres; highly improved; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevada City. Arare chance to secure a profitable $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house for irrigating. . —_——00-—-— TIMBER LAWNDE! : $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ds‘Ja {fprices Tertns Easy. AND AND IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION, Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ase’t Secy”’ . supply of improved, with bearEver Introduced! TRY IT! PGWDER ! The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum1x9, Gravel, Etc. The Compound Sulpher Powder as a Blood Purifier Has No Equal in the World. Try {t Just ~ Once, A fair trial will convincé the most skeptical that it is the wonder of the age. ¥ Every prominent physician in San Franetsco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra— mento recommend it. Thousands of bottles are sold monthly, and_everybody that has used it procine. Sold by all EOruggists. ___DR.GUNN'S Bit Tf ERS : THE GREAT Regulating -Catarhtiic Househ oid Remedy 4 SURE PREVENTIVE AND °OSITIVE OURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever ana Ague aND ALL MaLARIAL TROUBLES DYSPEPSIA. : INDIGESTION, Leathing of Food, x ERVOUSNESES ‘Kidney Compiants, Nausea, General Debility Dr, Gunn's Bitters ARE PURELY VEGETABLE Perfectly Safe, Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietoraand Manufacturers 722 Montgomery Street, San Franciscc FOR SALE BY CAR HR BHOSBS, Whitehead Cock Books, LEAD ‘tHE WORLD. Ner 1, The American . Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Ne. 2, : Hote] Meat:Cooking. PRICK 82. : No. 3, : Chicago; Herald Cook. ing School. (For Families, PRICE 61.50. Ne. 4, Ccoking For Prorit, PRICE 83 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF fHE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Street San Francisec _ Notice for Publication, Tiina ea i AT SACRAMENTO,CAL, June 29th, 1891. otice is hereby given that the following named seitler has filed notice of his inteutidn to make final preof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. L. Morgan, County Clerk of Nevuda county, Cal., at Nevada City, Ualifornia, on Augu t 19th, 1801, viz : James Kendrick, of. Neyada City P.O who mide H. A. No. 4718, forthe 8. E. 14 of Section 10, T, 16, N, R. 8 E: M.D. M. He namesthe fullowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upen and cultivation of, said rand, viz Grimes, all of Nevada C i Cal. P.O, jes0 k, W, ROBER1S, Register, _ Notice to Creditors, _ Estate of J. J. D ey Gacansed. OTICK is h given the undersign trator of the Estate of . J, Poreey, deceased, to the creditors of and d 1 persons ‘haying claims inst the gai: ddocusrd, we. hibis thems wi nthe necessary Vol t four the afSider of this potiee to th 8 notic t old nisurator, at hig resi euce at Ne¥ y, Neva cqenty. Califortie, the same for the oi Nevada } ng the p' transaction of of said estate, in said county of Neva a ‘SHO . Administratorot the Katale of Piize, eceased P. F, Simonds, A The Bast . Medicine DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, Yorner Commercial.:..--San Franciso Compound Sulphur! ga’ -} stating case, symptoms, length of time the laim it to a wonderful niediHarry, William McHugh, B. ©, Waite, John} TO THE UNFORTUNATE No. 6233 Mearmey Street, Established in 1854 for the treatment of Seuxal and Seminal Diseases such \ as Gonorrhea, Gleet M\ Stricture, Syphilis in all its Seminal Weakuess Impotency, er . Akin Diseases 0 ears’ standing and Ulcerated Legs Ssuccessfully treated. Dr. Gibbon hasthe S : leasure of annooncin¥ that he hasreturned a ne igiting the principe! Hospitals of Kurpm, ose ord pasanted practice at the ie peusar , 623 Kearney Street, han Francisco, where his old patients and those reguirin. his services may find him. : SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ; Beminal Emissions, the consequence oO selfabuse. This sulitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgexce, is practiced by the youth a1 both sexes to an aimost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the folowing train of morbid symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vis’ Saliow countenance, dark spots under theveyes, pain in th. nead, ring ne in the e¢.cs. noise like tae rustiig of leaves and the rattling of + mriots, uneasiness about weakness uf the limbs, confused viston, blunted intellect, loss of contidence, jitidence in approaching strangers, « dislike to form new wcquuintauces, disposition @ shun society, loss of imemory, nectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania an frequent insanity. Lf relief be not obtained, rsons so afflicted should apply immediatey, either in person or by letter. and have o cure effected by his new andacientific mode treating these diseases, which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure, MARKIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, Who are suffering under any of these fear ‘ui maladies, should not forget the sacred respouaipility resting upon them, nor dclay 6 obtein immediate relief, CURED AT HOME. Persone ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, disease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to unypart of the country, with fuli and piuin directions for use, The Docvor cures when others fail. Try him, By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin in a registered letter through the Port Office or tirough Wells, bare & Co, @ package of medicine will be delivered by expresstoany sas”. of the United Sjates._ address DR. J, F. GIBBON, 628Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Omce Box 1957. TAKE THE TRANSCRIPT J¥ YOU Want to Kevp Thoroughi s Posted CONCERNING G HORTICULTURAL : : AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING ‘And Other Resources, besides being Fully Infoiamed at itimes on ; THE TS SPECIALTY IS ‘GENERAL, LOCAL News, and it hasa circulation that reachés the reading people in every part of his county. lt also has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra c well as in Sacramento, #*n Francisco and more re mote pare of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it giver a faithful and complete record of the P Tess be ing made in the development of the coun y’s varied and extensive resources, It ‘prev ents extraordinary inducements est Advertising Medium in Northern Califernia. 4 %, =J0R=PRINING = The TRANSCAiPT has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Prin ing Office : DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S 1629 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. 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Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment ofthe elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the compound 1s so coudensed and made portable thatitis sent all over the world, : : It has heen in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of padente have been treated, and overone thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant iact. it does not act as most drugs do, by creating another ailment, and benefiting one organ at the expense of another, often requiring a second course to eradicate the evileffects of the first, but Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, renewing, strengthening invigorating the whole body, hese statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in our book of a ae only with the express permisOn o t © petients i sir eames and adresses are given, and you can refer to them for furtherinformation, © The greatsuccess of our treatment has iven rise toa host of imitators, unscrupu0Us Persons ; some calling their preparations Compound Oxygen, often appropriating our testimonials and the names of our pattenta to recommend worthless concocions. But any substance made cleewhere or by othera, and called Uompound Oxygen is 8) rahe A 'CC OUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the titie of a new. book of pages, published by Dre. St-rkey & Palea, which gives te all enquirOrms, ginsine ss phe he Ding: Notice of “LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS [. Se te Treatment + by + Inhalation, . NOTICE TO CO-OWNER. ad an Nevada City, April 20th, 1891. To George True Esq., { OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT the undersigned have expended $100,00 in labor and im upon th NEVER SWEAT QUARTE MINE, situate ne Wiliow Moin in the County, of Nevada state of Californ ia, particularly described as followa: i Situate in Willow Valley Mining District County of Nevada, State of Californi be: aLast Chance Ravine at North East end Of te Jatkg.n Claim, and extending thencé 4m a No asterly direction feet tocatake marked “St. L. No, 2’ stan ug omthe lode—being the claim located January 2nd, 1884, by J. J Lyons, et al, Notice ot Location recorded in Buok 9, of Mining Locations, Page 552, Kecords of Nevada County, Cal, said expenditue made in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2824, Revired Statutes of the Unitea States; being the amount required to huid the same, for the year beginning January ist, 10, and terminating January Ist, 1801. Thatthe said Iubor and improvements were actually expended upon the said NEVEX sWEAT CLA: M forthe purpose of holding the sume during Le eg 1890 under the Mining Laws ofthe Uni States. Your interest tn suid claim iss. uidiyided 16 thereof and one sixth of seid sum of $100.00, to-wit: The sum of: $16.66 ig due fron. you to the underigned on «ecount of said annual expenditure, Payment of suid sum of $16 66 may be made to the undersigned at the CITIZENS ‘ion was posted, BAN x atNevyade City, Count A Nevada, State of California, and if, within ninety . days sfter theservice of this Notice, you fail, or refuse to contribu @ your proportion of such expeniiiture, as a co-owner, tu-wit: Said sum of $16.66, your interest In said claim will become the property ofthe underaigned under said Section 2314, JES8£ LYONS. W. H. HAM N. ELISHA HAMPTON, Admintstratrix ‘of Estate of Ti ministratrix 0; of JOHN GOYNE deceased, wid April 20, 1891. FRED SEARLS, attorney. Notice to Creditors, Estate of BRIDGET McCLOSKY, deceased. N OTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Last Will of Bridget McClosky, deceased, to the creditors of and all’ persons hayi claims ageinet the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary -youchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice io the said Executor at the office of P, F, Simonds, at Nevada City, Nevada county, Calfornm, tue same being the place forthe transaction of the business of suid estate, in gaid county of Nevada, WM. 8C A Executor of the Last Will of Bridget Me. Closky, deceased. Dated this 25th day of May, 1891, © PF. Simonds, Attorney, Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAI., May 9, 1891.~ Notice is hereby given ihat the following named settier has filed notise of verintentioato muke final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be mude before Clerk Superior Ghurt of Nevads, Co., Cal, at his office, Nevada city, oO. Monday, June 15, 18y1, vig: Sarah L. Russell, net and heir of “William Kussell, deceased. Freem tion D.’ 8, No. 12981, for ie 4 of 8. W, uP Bee. 34, Tp 17 N.K.8 EM 3 . She : witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon ani cultivation of, said land, viz: “Henry Godalr, Pedro Ozalll, Moria M. Green and Charles Cleveland, all of Neyada City P.O, Nevada Co., Ca mayll CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, No. 1860. Application for Patent. She names the followin —~--B. 8; Land Oftiice;~~ ‘acrament, Cal, April 27 1801. OTICE IS HEKKBY GIVEN THAT Mary Dowling, whose Post ~— fice ad-’ ress is Ukiah, Mendociuo County, California, has thisday filled her application for a_patent for Seventy-seven and 52-100 eeres of the Illinoie Consolidated Placer Mine, bearing gold with surface ground as herein described, situated inthe Moores Flat Mining Dis rict, C.unty of Nevada, and State of Caliiornia, and designated by the field notes and official plat on ‘flein this office as Lot Number Ninety, in township, 18 North Range 10 Eastof Mt. Diablo Kase and Meridian, said lot No, 90 being described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at pest marked “I. G. P. M. No. 1’’ set in large pile of houlders beside iron pipe 10 feet high from which a drill hole with steal plug in bed-rock cut bears 8, 39 W. 1.82 eh’s. dist:nt and section eorner common, te Sestigua 16; 16, 2l and Y, 18 cs, -M.-.M. beurs 21°, 56 m Se eshains distant: 3 — Thehce, mag. var. 1712E., 8. 76° (45 min-= utes K., 5826.6 feet or 88.28 chains Miele aos i M. No, nies woe cM oak tree 2 seconds dia. beais N, ‘ . 06 lin distant:—Theuce 8. iyo , ~ 599.9 fee or 9.09 ch’s, to post marked “I. C, PF. M. No. 8,* from whith w fir tree 60 peconds dia, bears 8. 453¢¢, E, 67 linke distant; Thence MN, 769,15 winutcs, W. 5827.8 feet or 88.30 ch’s., to & post marked “I. CG. P. Me No, 4” from which an Alder tree 10 seconds dia. bearsS. 76.91}¢°, FE. 1.0) ch’s, distant: Thence N, 12°, 45 miuutes, K, 659 fect or 8.47 ch's tothe place of beginning. CONNECTING LINE, Ter _ From pest “I. ('. P, M. No, 1” Section corher gree! to ae w 16, 21° ane 22, Tp. 18 mF MM. D, M, bears 8. 219 = Wee E, 4147 ah 6. Pinan. del exis agnetic yatiation 17}¢°, EK. contain’ Lib 5 dd rs aS Pr. [ping The lecation of th’s mine is recorded in the local records of Moore’s Flat Mining Clalmadis ary unpatented olaiees a saan 2 ted claim. mineral hand. pat . ‘ & Or public Dy an persons claimi 1 any portion of suid Iilinois ‘ae Tideved Piacer Mine orsurfuce grovad are required to file their adverse claims with the hegisterof me ones Lopate Land Office, at Sacrameuio, Valiiornia, during the ai days’ peried of publication hereg?, or they will he arred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute: & W.RO . W. ROBERTS, Register. Ered Searls, Atty, f a fe ula, A y. for applicant, Goris Itis hereby ordered, that the foi notice of Application for Patents te eke lished for the period of 60 days, in the Daily i'ranscri a daily »lished at Ney re City ‘Call one me RK, W. ROBERTS, Register. The first ublication of th ‘ made on the ath day of Apri ait aed Ordinance No, 97. An Ordinance to provide Revenue — Levy a City Koad and Street Pol Tas fd gs 187, 1891— 1892, oard of ‘lrastees of vada du ordain ag fullo a ye ne Section 1. Thata City ‘Boed end Street Poll Tax of Three Dollars is heredy ‘Jevied, for the fig-al year 1891-1892, upon which male inhabitants of the City of Nevada, over the age of 2land under the aye vf 60 ycare for oy Road and Street + urposes, which gaid poll tax shall beogm s due and shall become coilectabie Onat dafter the Twenty-seconden, cat June, 1891, in the manner provided Section 2. The City Marshal of said ( of Nevada is hereby made eects A alt evs full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surp: ising cures ina wide range of chronic cases— many of them after being abindoned to die by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE toany address on application. DRS. STARKEYi& PALEN, 1529 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa, 120 Sutter St., San Fraacisco, Cal, Please mention that you read this advertisementin the Nevapa Dat.y TRANSCRIPT, Ordinance No. 98 Cee, N Ordinance-to-— the City of Nevada, The Board of Trustecs of the City of Nevada do ordain ag follows : Section 1. A tax of FIFTY CENTS on each One Hundred vollars of «ll property. y ‘ith. in the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for Genera) Fund purposes, and a tax A ay he! CENTS on euch One dundred for the fiscal year A, D, 1891 and 1892, Passed June 1, 1891. ALEX, GAULT, Pros, Attest— . T, H.€Ganw-Clerk-—~————ye2Dividend Notice, A’ A MEETING OF THE BOARD oF company, held onthe 9th day of June 1891, a Dividend (No, 14) of T ®, onday, June the 15th, 1891, at the office of the Company, 320 5 10, San Fravsisce, c oiranet begs wil yo be closed on. sare ay, e oboe mae, YO teO WETZEL, Beore' Gan Prangloce > nemeeeterss Teun 30, oxo, L. HCOMES, Attorney and Oounsclor at Law, cein ia 256th day of J % ILL PRACTIOR IN Ald. THR COURTS je26 Ral ein a 3 Revenue fer lars for Fire porpmes, is hereby levied . . Dir ‘ectors ft the Champion. Mining . T tax and shall collect the same * ner provided by law, and upon * bg hs orrefusal of any person liable therefor te pay said tax after demand, said Marsh must collect thesame by seizure and sale ofany persona? property owned by such person. Svid sale may be made after three hours verbal no ice of time and place, and the provisions of Bections 8791, 8798, 87 A 8795 and 87:6 of the Political Code of Gat: fornia shall apply to and govern such geizection he City Marsh: Monduy of eac month wate ties bnfore the City Clerk of the total amount o said poll taxes gollecten by him during the~ 2 Preceding moatn, ust at the on . tin the same, les -amouut of hig por seneane for collection. tothe Gity rece: ‘ urer, ‘Seotion 4. The City M shell:joes Barut of ace ralades 0 king such collection wes __ Passed J matne Ist, 1601, ee The LEX, GAULT, President. T. H. Car, Clerk, jez i THE su. ERIOR COURT Count awe In tha'mat ty: tae cass Ww veer before this Conse. 2 June: adni' es ee ees and show cause, . Troma hie aot atu ah r . maa aud. th a. od ta WA organ & Roberts’ Blogk.