July 6, 1890 (4 pages)

wane ~ . \ fo. $2 Commercia) street, Nevada City, Cal Nevada Grass Valley, San Juan STenosville North Re end Sierra count ronghout th “ta the Courthouse Friday ai: them the interior of the jail. He pl#y-) ¢) her eda prankon Jailor Schmidt. The . pad been going for three months it com-_ latter ssid nothing, but after awhile . menced to have a widespread circulation and more comprehensive than any other Stockolm daily. the settler of limited means is to a — 3+ ar > ae : i dl American Newspaper Methods in Sweden.” The Daily Transcript. We have an ultra cheap newspaper = here, the success of which is trtily of the American sort. American because the paper has grown up so quickly. h Stockholm Nyheter (News). mech Cor-. oughly radical politically, and advocates incessantly-the abrogation of the monacer . archy and the state church. OFFICE: + & Ready, Truckee, er town of N county; else in erretothe Sea.” SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1890. Diego, from Cupid in the Toile. to show in showing the visitors how handcuffs worked he locked Mr. Greany and a handsome young lady together. Greany enjoyed the experience for a few._minutes, but when Schmidt walked down street and left the couple-—fastened_ together for an hour the fun became somewhat monotenous. They probably would have been prisoners yet had not Undef Sheriff Reynolds happened in. and released them. coed oo At the Churches. Rev. H. H. Wilcox will preach at the Episcopal Church in the morning and Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Oakland will sing. At the Congregational Church Sunday there will be services, morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of digconrse in the evening: “An Unequal Fight.” Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Oakland will favor the audience with some of her choice selections. ; Services as usual at the Methodist Church. The New Trdetees. publisher got what was, according to the view of many, a mad idea of printing a == . paper for the subscription price of one cere or three crowns per year. be impossible to get any lower. over-3,000 subscriptions .ame in on a start. But without advertisements it, i was’ printed at a loss. The ‘ads did Cupid Greany took a party of friends svn ‘toe in like the subscriptions. Well. the cere system was again set in motion there were about 100 riewsboys: now there are over 250 little fellows whoreap the farthings. ¢ one cere from the newsboys, and they in turn sell them for two-cre, the cheapest price ever paid for a newspaper in this country. the streets and outside is about 18,000 copies. The subscription list has grown to I say its success is The paper is called The It is thorIt was only three years ago that the It would Alittle direction. After the papgr At the beginning of the publication’ The publisher receives The daily sale of this paper op 12,000,.making the totat80,000 and over. Now the advertisement patronage has also become profitable.—Stockholm Cor. Minneapolis Journal. Killed by a Bicycle. An-inquest was held at Boughton, near Faversham, concerning the death of a@ man, name unknown, aged about 50 ~~ “Dr. J. oH. MeLean’srStrengthening ~ sweet years. One morning @ ¢yc jdentity has not «been discovered, in descending Beacon hill, knocked down the deceased and fractured his. skull. The cyclist gave the man half a crown and proceeded, leaving no name or address. The deceased walked for three miles and then died by the roadside. It was stated that the cyclist descended the hill rapidly, ringing his bell, and that the deceased was in the center of the road, leaving Jobn I. Caldwell, George Shaw and N.Douglass,who were elected on June 3d toserve as trustees of this school district, in place of the Board of Education, met Saturday in the yard of Washington schoolhouse (being unable to effect an entrance to the building) and organized. Mr. Douglass: was elected President and Mr. Caldwell Secretary. They decided to hold an election of teachers soon, and their advertisement for applications for positions appears in another column. Death of Themas Began. Thomas Hogan of Rocklin died Friday. He came six weeks ago from the East where he had been living seven years since leaving Grass Valley. Mre. George Tracy of Grass Valley is bis daughter. He also leaves two o her daughters and one son. M, Hogan of Grass Valley ishis brother. David Arditto, the young man at whose trial for assault with intent tu room for the cyclist to pass. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death from blame. The coroner intimated that in cases where bicyclists lost control of should advise a verdict of manslaughter. —Pal} Mall Gazette. So easy in its action, harmless and affectual in relieving is Simmons Liver Regu'ator. Summer Pasturvnge. Fine pasturage fur live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. ©. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement, Association, or at the Ranch. otf. oe Guckien*s Arnica Salve. ‘The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores,’ Tetter, ( happed Hand. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupno pay required, It “do great bodily harm the jury agree, has teen “ S is; grants and mariners find that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter« is a medicinal safeguard against. unhealthful influences, upon which they can implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects that an unhealthy climute, vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwholsome diet, bad water, or other conditions unfavorable to health, would otherwise produce. On long voyages, or journeys by land to Jatitudes adjacent to the eqnator, it is especially useful as « preventive of the febrile complaints and disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which are apt to attack natives of the temperate zones sojourning or traveling in such regions, and is an excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes of temperature, exposure to damp or extreme fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent and remittent fever, and other diseases of u malarial type, but eradicates them, a fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South America Mexico, the West Indies, Australia and other countries. Farnished Reoms for Rent. om In pleasant part of town. Enquire at this office. jn 12-tf An Attractive Point. Astoria has the largest and best harbor on the Pacific Coast, it has thirty large salmon canueries, two great iroti foundries and a third foundry building, and iron mines close at hand to supply them with ore. The city has » government building with a customs : bureau, and is the best location for ex tensive shipyards. These advantage: render that city an attractive point for the investment of capital, and account for the rapid sale of those residence lots in North Pacific Addition to Astoria by The Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland. _. ERequentiy accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cute, sprains aud bruises; for use in sucl, cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been theconstant favorite famil} . emedy. For sale ty Carr Bros. Smaii Fruit Farms. The Sunnyside trect of farm latrds, four miles south of Salem, was put cn the market in February last, and near. ly all of the 650 acres, which comprise , are sold. A few more 10-acretracit remain, and nothing more desirable t se around poem A small fruit farm in Sunnyside will soon ‘become valuable property. s Just received,.20 different style: failed to}~ oat coctheh Granger, O. Dr. Bosanko—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr: Bosanku’s Pile Remedy to a patient and have seen good results. The patient in qnestion was ny father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. I have since had a number of such cases. andif you will give me a reduction, such as will pay me to handle it, T will willingly do so. Give me your lowest. peice per dozen hottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon C.C. Baitey, M. D. Sold at 50 cents by Ourr Bros, A Sure Cure for , ick Steadache,. This distressing complaint is. due to an inactive or slu-gish liver with cons'ipated bowela which deranges the stomach and disturbs the neryous sys tem, causes dizziness_and oppre-sive dull pain in the head, often so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep: One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of allthe pain and misery and a few more doses will correct the bowels. While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and yentle ip their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cnre sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr Bros. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria When he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.a, anata. &4e clung to Castoria, “\ ben she had Children, She gave them Castnrie, ONE ENJOYS Béth the method and results wl: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasar uid refreshing to the taste, aud act sently yet promptly on the Kidneys ‘siver and Bowels, cleanses the sv: em effectually, dispels colds, he.i! . sins ae fevers and cures habits: vonstipation.permanently. For gai . u 50c and $” bottles by ail druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. @ BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, ale Mrs. Lasrer & Crawrorp. LOUISVILLE, KY, NEW YORK, Wy . j cyclist, whose . and exonérated the rider of the bicycle their machines, as they occasionally did when descending with their feet up, he liver and stomach anc regulate the — a ———— Unpvsg exp sure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malarii, mey bring on inflammation and soreness 0: the eyes. Eye Salve’ will sutdue the inflanimation, cool and soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing Eye Sight. 25 cents a box. For sale by Care Bros. % ' Everything That's Good. Nobody would think of going to J. J: Jack~on’s Beehive store to buy tireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and. sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, condensed milk, everybody . knows that Jacékson sha the best. —— 2 A Safe Investment Isone which is guaranteL.to bring you satisfactory resulis, or in case of failure 4 return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can bay from our advertised Draoggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Itis guaranteed te-bring relefin every cate, when used for any. affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Astlima, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc:,;etc. It is pleasant and ayreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor Trial buttles free-at Carr. Bros. Lrag Store. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Heary Lave’s livery and feed stable. tf Ice cold so fa water at Carr Bros. tf. People Wonder Wes they find how rapidly heaith is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The reason. is “that” this preparation contains only the purest’ and most .powerful alteratives ‘and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves a veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre, Mich.; writes: ‘Liver complaint and indigestion made my life a vburden and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered untold agony. I was reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly had strength to ‘drag myself about. All kinds of food distressed me, and only the most deticate could be digested at all. “Within the time mentioned several physicians treated me without giving relief, Nothing that I took seemed to do any permanent good until I began the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which has produced wonderful results. Soon after commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I could see an Improvement iri my condition, my appetite began [6 return and with it came the ability to digest all the food taken, my strength improved each day, andl after a few months of faithful attention to your directions, I found myself a well woman, able to attend to all househoid duties. The medicine has given m, a new lease of life, aud I cannot thank yor-too-mueh.” Brockway Centre, Mich., hereby certify that the above statement, made by Mrs. Lake, is true in every rece and entitled to atl crelene Pos = * Cuemberiain. G. WwW. aring, C . 0g Tanac and the 0 y Avers sarsafnined. induced Wir i p little while, he was cured, and is now m ® well man, working in a sugar mill at Brisbane. Queensland, Australia.” — A. Attewell, Sharbot Lake, Outario. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. G Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Welee 6); ax Lottles, $5. Worth $58 bottle The Gelebrated French Gure, IsS WoNna POVITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorcer of the gencrative organs of eithersex, whether arisine FORE moofunimueenee AF = se. mutants, “obaceo or Onin, or through Ea ty . . lon, ov er indulgence, &c , such as Loss of Rrair ower, Wakefulness, Bearing down Pains inthe wack, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros tation, Nocturnal Emissions, le corrhcea, Diz Ines, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impo teney, whichif neglected often leau to Premarure old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxer 107 0 Sent by bak on receipt of prices — MT}. a ' a Vermanent cure is Aone Meek ay t Told and youn of. both sexes, who have been perm: y “d by the use of Aphroditine. Cirealar ite dds THE _APHRO MEDICINE Co. : “cific Branch, 108 Stevenson, SAN FRANCISCO. Cat [SALE BY * or Wap. VINTON, » Nevada’ City. Writing S:hool, ” MRS. A, J. RAPP, Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. ' CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Time, —_ Torms forPenmanshin—$6 for Fifteen Lessons. Terms for Book-keeping made.knowr on app'ication. Pupils furnish their own stationery, Tuition payable middle of tern. Mrs, Rapp’s former success her@ as ¢ teecher of the ortnr rervatiyve tg a gneran. tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under wer inatruction irrespective _ of age. Notice of Proving Will, N THE SUPER! x COURT, IN AND FOR thecouu.y of Nevada, State oO! Valiforin the matter of the e BLM. FITZEATRICK, decedsed, «note otice is hereby given, th i Mth day of July, 1800, at 10 atin , of suid dav at tne Coi rtroom of said Court,at the Courthonge in the City and County ‘of Nevada, has been appointed as the time aud place for proving the Will of said Mbs8. E. M. ¥ITZPATRICK,deceased,and for hear. ing the application of John A. Murphy for . She lesunnce tohin of Letters Testamentary re . . 0: n and where any person int { arnnd contest t es onate, “rene mag wetedNevada City Jr iv 9rd. 1860, ; J, L. MORGAN, Clerk. Jas. A. Stidger, Attorney, for Petitioner. : iad (MRD I “We, the undersigned, citizens of ene “APHRODITINE” or money refunded thousands of testimonials from ald and cote “ashington Mining Co., Diamond D. Nis 1 ‘STALLMENT. Se Our Third and Last Shipment,ot ° pee SUMMERCLO‘HING_2em ~ Has just arrived, andjit is a grand lot, We have put the prices Away (Down? In-order.to_get rid of -them{in.a hurry. BE SURE AND:SEE THEM. B H. MILLER, O1ii Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street oe . WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING In the way of Dry Goods, Millinery and Pp And we are selling the same at We are not boasting, but merely echo’ng the common verdict when we assert that we have the’ Finest Display of Millinery in the County AND A MILLINER SECOND TO NORE ANYWHER:, -+++++. These-Advantages Enable Us, as is.. ~s+++.+Plainly to be Seen, to Cater to.,. .the Tastes andthe Means of All. oe eee eeeee o* eee MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main Street, Nevada City. LAND COMPANY Home Office at 'Salem, Cregon, (In the State Insurance Buildins,) AND BRANCH OFFICES {IS} PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY Que OREGON ny aa je Popa ach ty PKOPERTY, © AO. TRUIT FARMS. A180 e Oregon Land Company was especially organized ¢. ‘pu r abatyiding. large tracts of Land, aud has during the mat twerecrs tent ean ; over $200 acres-of Land into 6 to 20 »cre Lots, The success of this undertaki ” udp Laid eg Matar onpad yipa de p Biecad on the market, 225 have been sold sage ted ores of Whent in the Mitsisipp! Vatley.~ Fruit will bring a larger income than 16 e also make valuable improvements in t v small te ct of Land for the “ris price per pict: Rg batcips fice, se. Hc FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOC = We can sell. mall ld have to pay for a larg nend for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List. ‘uth Yoho ‘Transportation and. Su s Incorporated in.1890. ALF TREGIDGO, E84.” H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. .E, J. RECTOR, Secretary. ow. pply. Company. GEO. A. HARE: E .u_ . EDWIN TILLEY, €sq, GTO G."ALLAN, Es-. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 A. M Stages leave Maybertfor Nevada Vity via Ormond dw agto Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 A.M? ay sep ge es iepecas N. B.—This izatl WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. . B— organize y Pescary . : as daliiees with ua we Me nhaoe oF joa haces Tee 1 of ourse:ves and those d ‘ng o snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation of ourt 1 mda blows Pe aaah BuOM oF Yuba Mining Co,, ” Blusba ll Mining o, Ciryer Ciegh Wining & NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS ‘Fancy Goods, order p oe Pac og a Nevada City fur Maybert via Washington and ‘ —— Sida aay Tnstruments made and re~ All Work Done at the . owest L ving Fries, City Opposite corner irom Al. Gault’s Seasonable Stvles and Fair Figures Is a reasonable proposition to make to sensible people. —_—_—_—_——) -—_—_—— I make in good ‘aa eo It meats the very best goods at the Lowest Prices. very Dep4rtment is filled with New Novelties, rich in quality and style. —o— HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Men's and Bows’ Clothing, Gants Furnishing (root, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. ga Call and cuamine: the new stock. 9 Chas. Grimes, THE CLOTHIBR. Corner of Broad and Pine Strests, Nevada City LANDS FOR SALE. sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held un'er Government tirle—and will be sold in lots to suit purchagers. in siz, trom. a town Jot upword, and in shape ae muy be suitable, at reasonable prices, according. to lo> © \ cation ; 26, with adjoining town loge in Blocks I aud 8, andmill site on Worchin.tou Kavine— taining nbout 24 acres; bounded ou the wes by the “Old Bock Gravel right of swall >t esmirem «tunnel on auother tunneis on nerth ide of hill. TRACT NO 2.--Unree sevenths (3-7ths), un liyided, of the “Old B'ock. Gravel Claim,’ broken up. very deep ‘ich suil aid lies sajoining Tract No. Len the » est. west byt e-Auights of Ma ta Quartz cluim, and vn.the south by -he Coe Quartz Mine enclesure, any free Weter from ravine for garden ane orchard; good dwelling house o TRACT N®. 1.--Consisting of f actional Lot No. 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No 15, in Sec. \ : f » Hi town, connil eonstit’ tug ove tract of la sd, ou ant adjoining ‘tre Pias Hill no aly Wonk we 3 3 2 . 713 714 uf said necoids (see “yTHE HOMESTEAD, compr'sin, av the lands bounded on the east by the . Book ¥ pp. 71% 74 sasnethekoad, wores by the High 8’ vad wud Col. Hawkins’ pre mption claim, on the z “ . . s inl a ly Y i bout 100 acres;ateut 2 acres er closed with xvod, substantial nd mos t See rand wire fence, Th reare three ever foiling spc ngs of water within the] pp NO. 1831ing Application for Patent. . oS 5 =m f. U. 8, Laxp Orrick, SACRAMENTO, California, June 26, 1890 ‘E JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OF ha plat -Mining Company, a corporsinee: whose port office adaressis 522 ‘outgomery street, San Francisco, State of 4 ia, has this day filed its application pigeon for the Champtau. opsolidated ._; ines and Mill Site. with the iodes erin therein contained, bearing guld and other metals, situated in Nev ade City Mining District, County of Nevada.ctd Bate of Cuiifurnia, ana desinna eu by tie feb notes an i ufficiai platon tile iu this offh e us Lots A apd #, vuitaiul &§ Mineral fore* ‘Nos. 182. 188, Idd, 189, 186 ahd ace, and Lue Cyor Mill site Lat Ne. 18, dn Luweship lo, Meridin, Said Consvliduted Quartz sins and Mill Site being described us *felowit : 7 aia love A. B. and C. are situated in Nevada City. Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are’ described p, , jto wit: . hs A. 1s described as follows: It inclades within ts buundaries the Jode_ knuwn as the New Years. bxtension, New? Neurs and Climax lodes being one coatuuu i bus bode 2,788.2 feet long or 150.2 feet of the sew Years Exteusiuu lode, “1,412 4 feet of the New Years lode and 0y6.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continueus jude Commeniug at & point N.4 degrees: 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees $2’ kK.) 18.05 chains from secuion corner.commoun Losec . tious 11, 12, 8anud din Towoship 16 North Range § East Moun Diablo Buse and Meridi an and runving hence North lu degrees 380 West furits entire leugth 2,288.u feet as. shown by suid field potes.and plat. The. aurlee ve tribed as follows: : Commencing at southern end ofraid lode ~T ruining thence: J.—N. 42 degrees 80’ E. 8.49 chains or 230.8 feet, theuce , Y. thence feet, thence r thence bon: 16 degrees W. 1.86.chains or 122.8. feet, thence 5 on. 7) degrees £1.70 chains or112.2f 6et, thence Be 7.-N. 14 degreés 20° -W. 82:25 Chains “Or, 2148.5 feet, theace ; 8B —b. Wuegrees 15’ W, 4.40 chaing ,or 290 feét, thence . feet, thence jv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.58 chains or 1,751 Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality I am compelled to . feet, thence jL.—-S <6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12. N,75 degrees E, 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Contaiuing 18.83 acres. : As the sume 14 Invre particn in said field Doles al pages 1L7 Ww 113 therevf, suid Lot A. coutuins Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 188 und 184, said Lot A. embracés the ode Claims kuuwn a the “New Years” hoticeof w ich is.1ecorded in Kook 7of . Mining Noti es pp, 230-231 suid records (see coutaining inthe whole vine acres. ‘This lend 18 ell timbered, has. ood suriace, not . pp. 8-20 suid flela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of whichis recorded in Pp. 18 20 saiu field votes) also the .-chimuai”” the ,. nutice of which is recorded in hook 7. of Mining eMc ore re: 41-42 suid Keeords (see 27 suid fiel 1] scribeu us futlows: seale. Thiland has been pr noun: ed by secures of foreigu ‘horticul uris 8 and vine 4 stute—and the same kind as tie horticu ia is 6 and vineyardisis i-Nupa and othe counties ae how purchasing wt hich p ices for the same purposes. Hill’s-enele Fine Alfaifa land, a EAU Ro. tou south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on th a fur ditch frum outh »uba Canal. Much of this traced is neur'y leve andrich deep suil. Will make several convenien! subdivisions. from 5to 2 acres. TnAat i ht of w s before etated: rence rowesnr rv ss Wins Canine ines. make eight tripseach way, per Jay, over the turnpike road, TRACT No, 8—The aucheast queri® of Section 23, in'l’. 16, sold) and enst halfund eust half of west ha:fofrouthwest quarter of same section, 27 acres, ones: poinly mia alae seid een Vv overflowing &pr + r vt. ne silol the shore laude ure idee the diteh” und water can be had at all times. res With dite North Star on the south—about 9 acres. FF gy nit serene ee in the containing .4acres, situated in Spenceville Ci y @umr-1HESE MINING'CLAIMS ARE ALL PAT {rep et Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volume. nen Boon: foneemed D ox ¥luss front booke ¢8, Maps, framed ep; ravinys aid other office equi = Also—A good 5-room house and balf acre i ope om ter turnpike road im Hill's Flat. BB. W. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL,” Ls roums; about 200 fruit trees erowine, wssuried Varieties, ole -hallin bearing and no vurdiste as being first-class olive aud Vineyard luud—the very best iu this part of the Noll’s and C. R about 5¢ acres, Cousiderabletimber on tiis tract, with right of Aalst So 7—Vom prising Jot No, 3. in Sectiun 2:, adjuiuing Glenbrook premises ou the see cos taliiiny abouts acres. Conside able timber and some very good land N. K. y EK. (less one acre Keuberis. ‘ihe whole tract is offered, ‘There is one living & ehnifcash, Theremuinder in fustallmen 8 with one, two or Also— ne fourth undivided interest in the “Inkermman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2490 feet on the 3 of ieports, Statutes and Standard _ 20’ ases, With vilice furniture and furnishfk CO ilo d W> Lae chatns or 92 lt inciudes within its boundaries 1,062 feet -. of cont nuous lode known as the Muller and Philip Lode beiny <62 feet of the Mu ler lode, 8vu feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situuted ana described ca follows : Com7 ; f TN vO posite the Homestead, on eastside of turepike road, exte ding from . mencing at the quorier sections 11 and 12, diet Deine ihe to epee hi agetalh irs containing Me 14 neres, with night of . Buiv ‘Lownship aud Kange, therice North 84 dl ‘ ; way for diteh from Sou h ‘Yuba Cafat;»nd a never f ili gsmall stream of water flowin, . degrees 4’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8. 64 de: H Mm. Kfoma‘un elonthistine: World divide weliin’o four lots, rices a a e ; 8 VRACI No.5 —O» north side of turnpike roa), lying between R, fields, containing 19 acre-. Two-thi ds well timbered, aud deep soil Wiilmuke two eleguut 5 acre tracts. South Y uba Canal runs through Jer lode lip Jove bears N, 14 degrees 30’ e. 15’ K 2oz feet. baid Lot B. within its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lod known a8 the Urul lude which is situa aud des: rited us follows: ‘ ner thence N. 1.8 “egrees 87 W. 1.14 ch unduries of su.d Lot A. are des--~ g.—N. 17 degrees. W. .74 chains or 48.6%"), notes). Said Lot B. is de> * orth Range 8 bastof Myunt Diablo Buse ma y-$, 78 degrees W. .88 chains or 58,1 feet,“ < 4.—-N. 78 degrees E. .82 chains, o 41.1 feet, eS y.—8. zdegrees 80’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 . larly described ' the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Miving Notices pp-0-6 1m the nee: "ati 5 st by line fenee with Pearce & Caddy and others. . the kKecurder’s ofice o evada County, piven th is teen ie Suit enerete. sezond growth pine and is vies soo of being Niataninr Re fone; oon eee Rue ri i : . ie’ sibi «ts, must y very dewp Bul', Va'Unie re-lucatiu uo pot divided into a nun.ber of convenient and accessibie tru: t+, most y : seorded in ook 9 of Mining sotie : ime One ever-flowing spring on fot Jin Block 8; . as recorded lu Boo vf } 1B es pp. oes oor ee ks a tS ee egtion will go with caviar sub ivision; one-half . 711-7138aid Records (wee J p, 21-20 suid field Soe OtRiiall ( and two ever flowing streams from . notes), isu tie New Yeurs bxtearion the rss af \ grees W, 2.95 chuins to the suuth end of the’ vhillip lode atid the north end ot the Mul.v and from which point eae : feet und said Mull: r lode bears 8, 83 degrees alsu incindes themes, 28 degr-en 15’ W.-7,70 chains or 608.2 feet tu the suuth end of sxid Ural lode tine fram which pointeaid lode line bears vy . N. 4degr: es 30’ W. 13.70 chuins vr 904.2 feet., The suriace boundaries of said Lut B described ag flows: Commencing at sal W. 12.08 chains thence 8, 64 degrees W. 1-3. 81 de feet, thence . e grees 10 W. 2.07 chains or-136 feet, thence feet, thence ot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on ieeare #4 degrees E. 8.68 chains of 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degree: , ‘ feet,thence erees 15’ W.4.7aeehaing or $11.5 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. ‘ feet, thence 1 W. 818 eheins or 209.9 ~ Rock Greek Mil aed Lumber Company M. L. & D. MARSH, =~ _ Proprietors. ‘ Manufacturers of and Dealers in Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. ——— 9 —— PENOING AND POINTED PILKETS, SPLIT AND SAWED GEDAR POSTS. =. O All kinds of Luinber kept constantly ou hand or eut to order on short notice. —--9= oors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —O—The lowest Market Rates. : M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mull on Rock Oreck, F OR RED ‘NOSES, Jecs & (haw —DEALERS IN — As A}iges comms ovo moran] Sanle and Fancy Hardware Use Moore's Celebrated Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinet Styles of Poison ‘Oak Remedy. RED AND ROUGH HANDS, . SUNBURN, CHAFING, ZEATINC :: STOVES, ana the Best and Newest Pat00K :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES All Styles, The Famous Suserior Range, he Bestin the Market. LOOK HERE! x OW_IS YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR IN BRepairing Done. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of i all Kinds. SOLE AGENTs FOR " O. V.'B. Pocket Knives, I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AND METALS, such as Sewing Machines, Guns aud Pistols, Musical Instrument locks, EMiea: lery. We believe in” the ments of American products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY " WINDOW GLags Smal] a:ticles in Wood cr Metal made to We Sel! Everything at “i San’ Francisco Prices FREIGHT ADDEp, D. S. BAKER, superior >: Kevs Fitted. Saws Filed, ired—a specialty. omen pomine FOR CASH, Transporting, Ete, eecas t Poe 1 : ; We Jo not carry English ent. —————— that the un at public Bloomfield, on Wedn : : July oth, 189¢, at ten a, 4," Draving and General Hauling. . #¢,'h¢ Mabel Mine, a large» machinery, Y, Raa 67 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, 9—S. 14 degrees 20’ RB. 4, tert, thence E. 4.36-chaing or 287.8 U—S. 2b degrees 15’ W. peek cent 6 8 15) Ww. 10.64 chains or 702.2 lis. ? deg ’ 3, deat thence rees 30’ E. 7. 98 chains or 528.4 12 wb. 4 ell 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, 18-8 452 degrees 30’ iets thence ‘i 5. 64 degrees W, .65 chains. Containing 18.07 acres. Ag hee — obey Seed i rh eee suid field ‘Rote ‘At . 1831ereot ; -€ub oral ioe Nie 16, Sisennaes: ‘ ih vac a O' em brites within the lode cluims known as the Phat ee 1 OL E. 1.18 chains ‘or 77.9 potice of which in recorded in .Wuok spot Notices, pp. 180, in the payaso ecor 8 (see Pp 2-29 of said field’ not ) aisothe “Muller Cluim,” the notice of whicn i le edi Bouse 5of piers Notices p q or i yore te the “4 Tale tates hath Abid ch is recorded in Book 6; of Miui tices, pp. 649-650, ‘ reat B4of ould field ether: ying Nie Be of said *Ural Claim, D ucerees on Book 9 of uid 716, suid Records, . (s. 85 cf said fiel “ot. tk aay ed'as Mids éeah notes.) Said Lot, ts describ ommencing at a point N. 4. 4 Trees W. 48,06 ch ‘Section o cummon denna isk br ge -7 1—s3. 42d y e feet, thence ™ 80. W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 w— nh. 4 ’ i feet, tienes soo W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 Containing .44 acres as th. particulariy di cy Petca Losin regs ne siertbes in suid tield notes at uid jot. C. embraces. wit the “Chumpion Mill ite,” noes eee is recorded in Bouk 8 of Mining Clai ~ med it dad, Hesorde ote pps ei Mill site, Lot No. is °C % i Aled called Thead vining claimants are A. Walrath R. C, Walrath, John V, owning the Peovidenve wing? ‘oe ee .8. Patent, Lot No, 40, tz Mine, ted Wyoming Gold M Ms 3 poration, owning Lote No. 56 and’ 7 U. i . 75, U, es eter) the Wyoming and Ural Mines. ail perso egal chal mien cama spapround, are reared ee peatein: ue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZEL, a Edward Lynch, at prhisene Fresn.,, Cal., ag Aad Applicant It is hereby ordered, th : Sotie of Application for ht Meat tale €d for the period of raxty days in the Rose “D ily Trauseri ‘pe a daily ne beret. it lished at N ‘Wepaper pubof California ¥, Nevada County, State SELDEN HETZEL. Register, Tle firet da bpray foregoing notice was oni men ation of the AUCTION: Notice dersigned will sel] auction at North’ esday, ot Gf minin : o: AKTICULAR ATTEN 2 c PERCIVAL, the Transportation st poe PATD TO ec Baggoge for The: Corner York d Broad Sts. ‘Nevada aprons Ae gate Sie in lote trom 1 to 600 cords . hoi tng wor Io) pipe, scales, etc, cas. Dated. June 24 ools and Supp les, includirg S, wire cable, Terms 4 hee Mrs, C, quarter sectivn corner thence N, 84 degrees, 2—N. 85 degrees 15 W, 4.41 chains or 291" 8—N 8 uegrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 Commencing at said quarter section oer alls, ~ -" ”* the notice of « temN’ 7 Seerges ¥. 392 chains or 958.7 ess i * Or they will jj¢ 4 m8 ¢ %th dayofJune °° is hereby given ’ is x * Be Mi, 12, 18 ond ‘Lownship, thence 4 18 und 14, im said, :** “ af a¢ . Mining Records ° i++ AD de ve! th ve de tic jec co ‘ { Bu Co Se! pu e4eacteaonre se ® gs

wane ~ . \ fo. $2 Commercia) street, Nevada City, Cal Nevada Grass Valley, San Juan STenosville North Re end Sierra count ronghout th “ta the Courthouse Friday ai: them the interior of the jail. He pl#y-) ¢) her eda prankon Jailor Schmidt. The . pad been going for three months it com-_ latter ssid nothing, but after awhile . menced to have a widespread circulation and more comprehensive than any other Stockolm daily. the settler of limited means is to a — 3+ ar > ae : i dl American Newspaper Methods in Sweden.” The Daily Transcript. We have an ultra cheap newspaper = here, the success of which is trtily of the American sort. American because the paper has grown up so quickly. h Stockholm Nyheter (News). mech Cor-. oughly radical politically, and advocates incessantly-the abrogation of the monacer . archy and the state church. OFFICE: + & Ready, Truckee, er town of N county; else in erretothe Sea.” SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1890. Diego, from Cupid in the Toile. to show in showing the visitors how handcuffs worked he locked Mr. Greany and a handsome young lady together. Greany enjoyed the experience for a few._minutes, but when Schmidt walked down street and left the couple-—fastened_ together for an hour the fun became somewhat monotenous. They probably would have been prisoners yet had not Undef Sheriff Reynolds happened in. and released them. coed oo At the Churches. Rev. H. H. Wilcox will preach at the Episcopal Church in the morning and Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Oakland will sing. At the Congregational Church Sunday there will be services, morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of digconrse in the evening: “An Unequal Fight.” Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Oakland will favor the audience with some of her choice selections. ; Services as usual at the Methodist Church. The New Trdetees. publisher got what was, according to the view of many, a mad idea of printing a == . paper for the subscription price of one cere or three crowns per year. be impossible to get any lower. over-3,000 subscriptions .ame in on a start. But without advertisements it, i was’ printed at a loss. The ‘ads did Cupid Greany took a party of friends svn ‘toe in like the subscriptions. Well. the cere system was again set in motion there were about 100 riewsboys: now there are over 250 little fellows whoreap the farthings. ¢ one cere from the newsboys, and they in turn sell them for two-cre, the cheapest price ever paid for a newspaper in this country. the streets and outside is about 18,000 copies. The subscription list has grown to I say its success is The paper is called The It is thorIt was only three years ago that the It would Alittle direction. After the papgr At the beginning of the publication’ The publisher receives The daily sale of this paper op 12,000,.making the totat80,000 and over. Now the advertisement patronage has also become profitable.—Stockholm Cor. Minneapolis Journal. Killed by a Bicycle. An-inquest was held at Boughton, near Faversham, concerning the death of a@ man, name unknown, aged about 50 ~~ “Dr. J. oH. MeLean’srStrengthening ~ sweet years. One morning @ ¢yc jdentity has not «been discovered, in descending Beacon hill, knocked down the deceased and fractured his. skull. The cyclist gave the man half a crown and proceeded, leaving no name or address. The deceased walked for three miles and then died by the roadside. It was stated that the cyclist descended the hill rapidly, ringing his bell, and that the deceased was in the center of the road, leaving Jobn I. Caldwell, George Shaw and N.Douglass,who were elected on June 3d toserve as trustees of this school district, in place of the Board of Education, met Saturday in the yard of Washington schoolhouse (being unable to effect an entrance to the building) and organized. Mr. Douglass: was elected President and Mr. Caldwell Secretary. They decided to hold an election of teachers soon, and their advertisement for applications for positions appears in another column. Death of Themas Began. Thomas Hogan of Rocklin died Friday. He came six weeks ago from the East where he had been living seven years since leaving Grass Valley. Mre. George Tracy of Grass Valley is bis daughter. He also leaves two o her daughters and one son. M, Hogan of Grass Valley ishis brother. David Arditto, the young man at whose trial for assault with intent tu room for the cyclist to pass. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death from blame. The coroner intimated that in cases where bicyclists lost control of should advise a verdict of manslaughter. —Pal} Mall Gazette. So easy in its action, harmless and affectual in relieving is Simmons Liver Regu'ator. Summer Pasturvnge. Fine pasturage fur live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. ©. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement, Association, or at the Ranch. otf. oe Guckien*s Arnica Salve. ‘The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores,’ Tetter, ( happed Hand. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupno pay required, It “do great bodily harm the jury agree, has teen “ S is; grants and mariners find that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter« is a medicinal safeguard against. unhealthful influences, upon which they can implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects that an unhealthy climute, vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwholsome diet, bad water, or other conditions unfavorable to health, would otherwise produce. On long voyages, or journeys by land to Jatitudes adjacent to the eqnator, it is especially useful as « preventive of the febrile complaints and disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which are apt to attack natives of the temperate zones sojourning or traveling in such regions, and is an excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes of temperature, exposure to damp or extreme fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent and remittent fever, and other diseases of u malarial type, but eradicates them, a fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South America Mexico, the West Indies, Australia and other countries. Farnished Reoms for Rent. om In pleasant part of town. Enquire at this office. jn 12-tf An Attractive Point. Astoria has the largest and best harbor on the Pacific Coast, it has thirty large salmon canueries, two great iroti foundries and a third foundry building, and iron mines close at hand to supply them with ore. The city has » government building with a customs : bureau, and is the best location for ex tensive shipyards. These advantage: render that city an attractive point for the investment of capital, and account for the rapid sale of those residence lots in North Pacific Addition to Astoria by The Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland. _. ERequentiy accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cute, sprains aud bruises; for use in sucl, cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been theconstant favorite famil} . emedy. For sale ty Carr Bros. Smaii Fruit Farms. The Sunnyside trect of farm latrds, four miles south of Salem, was put cn the market in February last, and near. ly all of the 650 acres, which comprise , are sold. A few more 10-acretracit remain, and nothing more desirable t se around poem A small fruit farm in Sunnyside will soon ‘become valuable property. s Just received,.20 different style: failed to}~ oat coctheh Granger, O. Dr. Bosanko—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr: Bosanku’s Pile Remedy to a patient and have seen good results. The patient in qnestion was ny father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. I have since had a number of such cases. andif you will give me a reduction, such as will pay me to handle it, T will willingly do so. Give me your lowest. peice per dozen hottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon C.C. Baitey, M. D. Sold at 50 cents by Ourr Bros, A Sure Cure for , ick Steadache,. This distressing complaint is. due to an inactive or slu-gish liver with cons'ipated bowela which deranges the stomach and disturbs the neryous sys tem, causes dizziness_and oppre-sive dull pain in the head, often so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep: One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of allthe pain and misery and a few more doses will correct the bowels. While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and yentle ip their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cnre sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr Bros. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria When he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.a, anata. &4e clung to Castoria, “\ ben she had Children, She gave them Castnrie, ONE ENJOYS Béth the method and results wl: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasar uid refreshing to the taste, aud act sently yet promptly on the Kidneys ‘siver and Bowels, cleanses the sv: em effectually, dispels colds, he.i! . sins ae fevers and cures habits: vonstipation.permanently. For gai . u 50c and $” bottles by ail druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. @ BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, ale Mrs. Lasrer & Crawrorp. LOUISVILLE, KY, NEW YORK, Wy . j cyclist, whose . and exonérated the rider of the bicycle their machines, as they occasionally did when descending with their feet up, he liver and stomach anc regulate the — a ———— Unpvsg exp sure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malarii, mey bring on inflammation and soreness 0: the eyes. Eye Salve’ will sutdue the inflanimation, cool and soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing Eye Sight. 25 cents a box. For sale by Care Bros. % ' Everything That's Good. Nobody would think of going to J. J: Jack~on’s Beehive store to buy tireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and. sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, condensed milk, everybody . knows that Jacékson sha the best. —— 2 A Safe Investment Isone which is guaranteL.to bring you satisfactory resulis, or in case of failure 4 return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can bay from our advertised Draoggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Itis guaranteed te-bring relefin every cate, when used for any. affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Astlima, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc:,;etc. It is pleasant and ayreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor Trial buttles free-at Carr. Bros. Lrag Store. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Heary Lave’s livery and feed stable. tf Ice cold so fa water at Carr Bros. tf. People Wonder Wes they find how rapidly heaith is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The reason. is “that” this preparation contains only the purest’ and most .powerful alteratives ‘and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves a veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre, Mich.; writes: ‘Liver complaint and indigestion made my life a vburden and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered untold agony. I was reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly had strength to ‘drag myself about. All kinds of food distressed me, and only the most deticate could be digested at all. “Within the time mentioned several physicians treated me without giving relief, Nothing that I took seemed to do any permanent good until I began the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which has produced wonderful results. Soon after commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I could see an Improvement iri my condition, my appetite began [6 return and with it came the ability to digest all the food taken, my strength improved each day, andl after a few months of faithful attention to your directions, I found myself a well woman, able to attend to all househoid duties. The medicine has given m, a new lease of life, aud I cannot thank yor-too-mueh.” Brockway Centre, Mich., hereby certify that the above statement, made by Mrs. Lake, is true in every rece and entitled to atl crelene Pos = * Cuemberiain. G. WwW. aring, C . 0g Tanac and the 0 y Avers sarsafnined. induced Wir i p little while, he was cured, and is now m ® well man, working in a sugar mill at Brisbane. Queensland, Australia.” — A. Attewell, Sharbot Lake, Outario. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. G Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Welee 6); ax Lottles, $5. Worth $58 bottle The Gelebrated French Gure, IsS WoNna POVITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorcer of the gencrative organs of eithersex, whether arisine FORE moofunimueenee AF = se. mutants, “obaceo or Onin, or through Ea ty . . lon, ov er indulgence, &c , such as Loss of Rrair ower, Wakefulness, Bearing down Pains inthe wack, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros tation, Nocturnal Emissions, le corrhcea, Diz Ines, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impo teney, whichif neglected often leau to Premarure old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxer 107 0 Sent by bak on receipt of prices — MT}. a ' a Vermanent cure is Aone Meek ay t Told and youn of. both sexes, who have been perm: y “d by the use of Aphroditine. Cirealar ite dds THE _APHRO MEDICINE Co. : “cific Branch, 108 Stevenson, SAN FRANCISCO. Cat [SALE BY * or Wap. VINTON, » Nevada’ City. Writing S:hool, ” MRS. A, J. RAPP, Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. ' CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Time, —_ Torms forPenmanshin—$6 for Fifteen Lessons. Terms for Book-keeping made.knowr on app'ication. Pupils furnish their own stationery, Tuition payable middle of tern. Mrs, Rapp’s former success her@ as ¢ teecher of the ortnr rervatiyve tg a gneran. tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under wer inatruction irrespective _ of age. Notice of Proving Will, N THE SUPER! x COURT, IN AND FOR thecouu.y of Nevada, State oO! Valiforin the matter of the e BLM. FITZEATRICK, decedsed, «note otice is hereby given, th i Mth day of July, 1800, at 10 atin , of suid dav at tne Coi rtroom of said Court,at the Courthonge in the City and County ‘of Nevada, has been appointed as the time aud place for proving the Will of said Mbs8. E. M. ¥ITZPATRICK,deceased,and for hear. ing the application of John A. Murphy for . She lesunnce tohin of Letters Testamentary re . . 0: n and where any person int { arnnd contest t es onate, “rene mag wetedNevada City Jr iv 9rd. 1860, ; J, L. MORGAN, Clerk. Jas. A. Stidger, Attorney, for Petitioner. : iad (MRD I “We, the undersigned, citizens of ene “APHRODITINE” or money refunded thousands of testimonials from ald and cote “ashington Mining Co., Diamond D. Nis 1 ‘STALLMENT. Se Our Third and Last Shipment,ot ° pee SUMMERCLO‘HING_2em ~ Has just arrived, andjit is a grand lot, We have put the prices Away (Down? In-order.to_get rid of -them{in.a hurry.. BE SURE AND:SEE THEM. B H. MILLER, O1ii Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street oe . WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING In the way of Dry Goods, Millinery and Pp And we are selling the same at We are not boasting, but merely echo’ng the common verdict when we assert that we have the’ Finest Display of Millinery in the County AND A MILLINER SECOND TO NORE ANYWHER:, -+++++.. These-Advantages Enable Us, as is.... ~s+++.+Plainly to be Seen, to Cater to.,.. ..the Tastes andthe Means of All.. oe eee eeeee o* eee MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main Street, Nevada City.

LAND COMPANY Home Office at 'Salem, Cregon, (In the State Insurance Buildins,) AND BRANCH OFFICES {IS} PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY Que OREGON ny aa je Popa ach ty PKOPERTY, © AO. TRUIT FARMS. A180 e Oregon Land Company was especially organized ¢. ‘pu r abatyiding. large tracts of Land, aud has during the mat twerecrs tent ean ; over $200 acres-of Land into 6 to 20 »cre Lots, The success of this undertaki ” udp Laid eg Matar onpad yipa de p Biecad on the market, 225 have been sold sage ted ores of Whent in the Mitsisipp! Vatley.~ Fruit will bring a larger income than 16 e also make valuable improvements in t v small te ct of Land for the “ris price per pict: Rg batcips fice, se. Hc FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOC = We can sell. mall ld have to pay for a larg nend for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List. ‘uth Yoho ‘Transportation and. Su s Incorporated in.1890. ALF TREGIDGO, E84.” H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. .E, J. RECTOR, Secretary. ow. pply. Company. GEO. A. HARE: E .u_ . EDWIN TILLEY, €sq, GTO G."ALLAN, Es-. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 A. M Stages leave Maybertfor Nevada Vity via Ormond dw agto Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 A.M? ay sep ge es iepecas N. B.—This izatl WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. . B— organize y Pescary . : as daliiees with ua we Me nhaoe oF joa haces Tee 1 of ourse:ves and those d ‘ng o snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation of ourt 1 mda blows Pe aaah BuOM oF Yuba Mining Co,, ” Blusba ll Mining o, Ciryer Ciegh Wining & NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS ‘Fancy Goods, order p oe Pac og a Nevada City fur Maybert via Washington and ‘ —— Sida aay Tnstruments made and re~ All Work Done at the . owest L ving Fries, City Opposite corner irom Al.. Gault’s Seasonable Stvles and Fair Figures Is a reasonable proposition to make to sensible people. —_—_—_—_——) -—_—_—— I make in good ‘aa eo It meats the very best goods at the Lowest Prices. very Dep4rtment is filled with New Novelties, rich in quality and style. —o— HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Men's and Bows’ Clothing, Gants Furnishing (root, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. ga Call and cuamine: the new stock. 9 Chas. Grimes, THE CLOTHIBR. Corner of Broad and Pine Strests, Nevada City LANDS FOR SALE. sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held un'er Government tirle—and will be sold in lots to suit purchagers. in siz, trom. a town Jot upword, and in shape ae muy be suitable, at reasonable prices, according. to lo> © \ cation ; 26, with adjoining town loge in Blocks I aud 8, andmill site on Worchin.tou Kavine— taining nbout 24 acres; bounded ou the wes by the “Old Bock Gravel right of swall >t esmirem «tunnel on auother tunneis on nerth ide of hill. TRACT NO 2.--Unree sevenths (3-7ths), un liyided, of the “Old B'ock. Gravel Claim,’ broken up. very deep ‘ich suil aid lies sajoining Tract No. Len the » est. west byt e-Auights of Ma ta Quartz cluim, and vn.the south by -he Coe Quartz Mine enclesure, any free Weter from ravine for garden ane orchard; good dwelling house o TRACT N®. 1.--Consisting of f actional Lot No. 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No 15, in Sec. \ : f » Hi town, connil eonstit’ tug ove tract of la sd, ou ant adjoining ‘tre Pias Hill no aly Wonk we 3 3 2 . 713 714 uf said necoids (see “yTHE HOMESTEAD, compr'sin, av the lands bounded on the east by the . Book ¥ pp. 71% 74 sasnethekoad, wores by the High 8’ vad wud Col. Hawkins’ pre mption claim, on the z “ . . s inl a ly Y i bout 100 acres;ateut 2 acres er closed with xvod, substantial nd mos t See rand wire fence, Th reare three ever foiling spc ngs of water within the] pp NO. 1831ing Application for Patent. . oS 5 =m f. U. 8, Laxp Orrick, SACRAMENTO, California, June 26, 1890 ‘E JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OF ha plat -Mining Company, a corporsinee: whose port office adaressis 522 ‘outgomery street, San Francisco, State of 4 ia, has this day filed its application pigeon for the Champtau. opsolidated ._; ines and Mill Site. with the iodes erin therein contained, bearing guld and other metals, situated in Nev ade City Mining District, County of Nevada.ctd Bate of Cuiifurnia, ana desinna eu by tie feb notes an i ufficiai platon tile iu this offh e us Lots A apd #, vuitaiul &§ Mineral fore* ‘Nos. 182. 188, Idd, 189, 186 ahd ace, and Lue Cyor Mill site Lat Ne. 18, dn Luweship lo, Meridin, Said Consvliduted Quartz sins and Mill Site being described us *felowit : 7 aia love A. B. and C. are situated in Nevada City. Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are’ described p, , jto wit: . hs A. 1s described as follows: It inclades within ts buundaries the Jode_ knuwn as the New Years. bxtension, New? Neurs and Climax lodes being one coatuuu i bus bode 2,788.2 feet long or 150.2 feet of the sew Years Exteusiuu lode, “1,412 4 feet of the New Years lode and 0y6.6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continueus jude Commeniug at & point N.4 degrees: 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees $2’ kK.) 18.05 chains from secuion corner.commoun Losec . tious 11, 12, 8anud din Towoship 16 North Range § East Moun Diablo Buse and Meridi an and runving hence North lu degrees 380 West furits entire leugth 2,288.u feet as. shown by suid field potes.and plat. The. aurlee ve tribed as follows: : Commencing at southern end ofraid lode ~T ruining thence: J.—N. 42 degrees 80’ E. 8.49 chains or 230.8 feet, theuce , Y. thence feet, thence r thence bon: 16 degrees W. 1.86.chains or 122.8. feet, thence 5 on. 7) degrees £1.70 chains or112.2f 6et, thence Be 7.-N. 14 degreés 20° -W. 82:25 Chains “Or, 2148.5 feet, theace ; 8B —b. Wuegrees 15’ W, 4.40 chaing ,or 290 feét, thence . feet, thence jv.—s. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.58 chains or 1,751 Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality I am compelled to . feet, thence jL.—-S <6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12. N,75 degrees E, 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Contaiuing 18.83 acres. : As the sume 14 Invre particn in said field Doles al pages 1L7 Ww 113 therevf, suid Lot A. coutuins Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 188 und 184, said Lot A. embracés the ode Claims kuuwn a the “New Years” hoticeof w ich is.1ecorded in Kook 7of . Mining Noti es pp, 230-231 suid records (see coutaining inthe whole vine acres. ‘This lend 18 ell timbered, has. ood suriace, not . pp. 8-20 suid flela notes), also the re-location thereof the notice of whichis recorded in Pp. 18 20 saiu field votes) also the .-chimuai”” the ,. nutice of which is recorded in hook 7. of Mining eMc ore re: 41-42 suid Keeords (see 27 suid fiel 1] scribeu us futlows: seale. Thiland has been pr noun: ed by secures of foreigu ‘horticul uris 8 and vine 4 stute—and the same kind as tie horticu ia is 6 and vineyardisis i-Nupa and othe counties ae how purchasing wt hich p ices for the same purposes. Hill’s-enele Fine Alfaifa land, a EAU Ro. tou south side of turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on th a fur ditch frum outh »uba Canal. Much of this traced is neur'y leve andrich deep suil. Will make several convenien! subdivisions. from 5to 2 acres. TnAat i ht of w s before etated: rence rowesnr rv ss Wins Canine ines. make eight tripseach way, per Jay, over the turnpike road, TRACT No, 8—The aucheast queri® of Section 23, in'l’. 16, sold) and enst halfund eust half of west ha:fofrouthwest quarter of same section, 27 acres, ones: poinly mia alae seid een Vv overflowing &pr + r vt. ne silol the shore laude ure idee the diteh” und water can be had at all times. res With dite North Star on the south—about 9 acres. FF gy nit serene ee in the containing .4acres, situated in Spenceville Ci y @umr-1HESE MINING'CLAIMS ARE ALL PAT {rep et Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volume. nen Boon: foneemed D ox ¥luss front booke ¢8, Maps, framed ep; ravinys aid other office equi = Also—A good 5-room house and balf acre i ope om ter turnpike road im Hill's Flat. BB. W. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL,” Ls roums; about 200 fruit trees erowine, wssuried Varieties, ole -hallin bearing and no vurdiste as being first-class olive aud Vineyard luud—the very best iu this part of the Noll’s and C. R about 5¢ acres, Cousiderabletimber on tiis tract, with right of Aalst So 7—Vom prising Jot No, 3. in Sectiun 2:, adjuiuing Glenbrook premises ou the see cos taliiiny abouts acres. Conside able timber and some very good land N. K. y EK. (less one acre Keuberis. ‘ihe whole tract is offered, ‘There is one living & ehnifcash, Theremuinder in fustallmen 8 with one, two or Also— ne fourth undivided interest in the “Inkermman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2490 feet on the 3 of ieports, Statutes and Standard _ 20’ ases, With vilice furniture and furnishfk CO ilo d W> Lae chatns or 92 lt inciudes within its boundaries 1,062 feet -. of cont nuous lode known as the Muller and Philip Lode beiny <62 feet of the Mu ler lode, 8vu feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situuted ana described ca follows : Com7 ; f TN vO posite the Homestead, on eastside of turepike road, exte ding from . mencing at the quorier sections 11 and 12, diet Deine ihe to epee hi agetalh irs containing Me 14 neres, with night of . Buiv ‘Lownship aud Kange, therice North 84 dl ‘ ; way for diteh from Sou h ‘Yuba Cafat;»nd a never f ili gsmall stream of water flowin, . degrees 4’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8. 64 de: H Mm. Kfoma‘un elonthistine: World divide weliin’o four lots, rices a a e ; 8 VRACI No.5 —O» north side of turnpike roa), lying between R, fields, containing 19 acre-. Two-thi ds well timbered, aud deep soil Wiilmuke two eleguut 5 acre tracts. South Y uba Canal runs through Jer lode lip Jove bears N, 14 degrees 30’ e. 15’ K 2oz feet. baid Lot B. within its boundaries 904 2 feetof the lod known a8 the Urul lude which is situa aud des: rited us follows: ‘ ner thence N. 1.8 “egrees 87 W. 1.14 ch unduries of su.d Lot A. are des--~ g.—N. 17 degrees. W. .74 chains or 48.6%"), notes). Said Lot B. is de> * orth Range 8 bastof Myunt Diablo Buse ma y-$, 78 degrees W. .88 chains or 58,1 feet,“ < 4.—-N. 78 degrees E. .82 chains, o 41.1 feet, eS y.—8. zdegrees 80’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 . larly described ' the notice uf which is recorded in Book 7 of Miving Notices pp-0-6 1m the nee: "ati 5 st by line fenee with Pearce & Caddy and others. . the kKecurder’s ofice o evada County, piven th is teen ie Suit enerete. sezond growth pine and is vies soo of being Niataninr Re fone; oon eee Rue ri i : . ie’ sibi «ts, must y very dewp Bul', Va'Unie re-lucatiu uo pot divided into a nun.ber of convenient and accessibie tru: t+, most y : seorded in ook 9 of Mining sotie : ime One ever-flowing spring on fot Jin Block 8; . as recorded lu Boo vf } 1B es pp. oes oor ee ks a tS ee egtion will go with caviar sub ivision; one-half . 711-7138aid Records (wee J p, 21-20 suid field Soe OtRiiall ( and two ever flowing streams from . notes), isu tie New Yeurs bxtearion the rss af \ grees W, 2.95 chuins to the suuth end of the’ vhillip lode atid the north end ot the Mul.v and from which point eae : feet und said Mull: r lode bears 8, 83 degrees alsu incindes themes, 28 degr-en 15’ W.-7,70 chains or 608.2 feet tu the suuth end of sxid Ural lode tine fram which pointeaid lode line bears vy . N. 4degr: es 30’ W. 13.70 chuins vr 904.2 feet., The suriace boundaries of said Lut B described ag flows: Commencing at sal W. 12.08 chains thence 8, 64 degrees W. 1-3. 81 de feet, thence . e grees 10 W. 2.07 chains or-136 feet, thence feet, thence ot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on ieeare #4 degrees E. 8.68 chains of 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degree: , ‘ feet,thence erees 15’ W.4.7aeehaing or $11.5 7—N. 14 degrees 15’ W. ‘ feet, thence 1 W. 818 eheins or 209.9 ~ Rock Greek Mil aed Lumber Company M. L. & D. MARSH, =~ _ Proprietors. ‘ Manufacturers of and Dealers in Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. ——— 9 —— PENOING AND POINTED PILKETS, SPLIT AND SAWED GEDAR POSTS. =. O All kinds of Luinber kept constantly ou hand or eut to order on short notice. —--9= oors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —O—The lowest Market Rates. : M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mull on Rock Oreck, F OR RED ‘NOSES, Jecs & (haw —DEALERS IN — As A}iges comms ovo moran] Sanle and Fancy Hardware Use Moore's Celebrated Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinet Styles of Poison ‘Oak Remedy. RED AND ROUGH HANDS, . SUNBURN, CHAFING, ZEATINC :: STOVES, ana the Best and Newest Pat00K :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES All Styles, The Famous Suserior Range, he Bestin the Market. LOOK HERE! x OW_IS YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR IN BRepairing Done. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of i all Kinds. SOLE AGENTs FOR " O. V.'B. Pocket Knives, I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AND METALS, such as Sewing Machines, Guns aud Pistols, Musical Instrument locks, EMiea: lery. We believe in” the ments of American products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY " WINDOW GLags Smal] a:ticles in Wood cr Metal made to We Sel! Everything at “i San’ Francisco Prices FREIGHT ADDEp, D. S. BAKER, superior >: Kevs Fitted. Saws Filed, ired—a specialty. omen pomine FOR CASH, Transporting, Ete, eecas t Poe 1 : ; We Jo not carry English ent. —————— that the un at public Bloomfield, on Wedn : : July oth, 189¢, at ten a, 4," Draving and General Hauling. . #¢,'h¢ Mabel Mine, a large» machinery, Y, Raa 67 degrees E. 5.00 chains or 528 feet, 9—S. 14 degrees 20’ RB. 4, tert, thence E. 4.36-chaing or 287.8 U—S. 2b degrees 15’ W. peek cent 6 8 15) Ww. 10.64 chains or 702.2 lis. ? deg ’ 3, deat thence rees 30’ E. 7. 98 chains or 528.4 12 wb. 4 ell 25 degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, 18-8 452 degrees 30’ iets thence ‘i 5. 64 degrees W, .65 chains. Containing 18.07 acres. Ag hee — obey Seed i rh eee suid field ‘Rote ‘At . 1831ereot ; -€ub oral ioe Nie 16, Sisennaes: ‘ ih vac a O' em brites within the lode cluims known as the Phat ee 1 OL E. 1.18 chains ‘or 77.9 potice of which in recorded in .Wuok spot Notices, pp. 180, in the payaso ecor 8 (see Pp 2-29 of said field’ not ) aisothe “Muller Cluim,” the notice of whicn i le edi Bouse 5of piers Notices p q or i yore te the “4 Tale tates hath Abid ch is recorded in Book 6; of Miui tices, pp. 649-650, ‘ reat B4of ould field ether: ying Nie Be of said *Ural Claim, D ucerees on Book 9 of uid 716, suid Records, . (s. 85 cf said fiel “ot. tk aay ed'as Mids éeah notes.) Said Lot, ts describ ommencing at a point N. 4. 4 Trees W. 48,06 ch ‘Section o cummon denna isk br ge -7 1—s3. 42d y e feet, thence ™ 80. W. 4.17 chains or 275.2 w— nh. 4 ’ i feet, tienes soo W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 Containing .44 acres as th. particulariy di cy Petca Losin regs ne siertbes in suid tield notes at uid jot. C. embraces. wit the “Chumpion Mill ite,” noes eee is recorded in Bouk 8 of Mining Clai ~ med it dad, Hesorde ote pps ei Mill site, Lot No. is °C % i Aled called Thead vining claimants are A. Walrath R. C, Walrath, John V, owning the Peovidenve wing? ‘oe ee .8. Patent, Lot No, 40, tz Mine, ted Wyoming Gold M Ms 3 poration, owning Lote No. 56 and’ 7 U. i . 75, U, es eter) the Wyoming and Ural Mines. ail perso egal chal mien cama spapround, are reared ee peatein: ue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZEL, a Edward Lynch, at prhisene Fresn.,, Cal., ag Aad Applicant It is hereby ordered, th : Sotie of Application for ht Meat tale €d for the period of raxty days in the Rose “D ily Trauseri ‘pe a daily ne beret. it lished at N ‘Wepaper pubof California ¥, Nevada County, State SELDEN HETZEL. Register, Tle firet da bpray foregoing notice was oni men ation of the AUCTION: Notice dersigned will sel] auction at North’ esday, ot Gf minin : o: AKTICULAR ATTEN 2 c PERCIVAL, the Transportation st poe PATD TO ec Baggoge for The: Corner York d Broad Sts. ‘Nevada aprons Ae gate Sie in lote trom 1 to 600 cords . hoi tng wor Io) pipe, scales, etc, cas. Dated. June 24 ools and Supp les, includirg S, wire cable, Terms 4 hee Mrs, C, quarter sectivn corner thence N, 84 degrees, 2—N. 85 degrees 15 W, 4.41 chains or 291" 8—N 8 uegrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 Commencing at said quarter section oer alls, ~ -" ”* the notice of « temN’ 7 Seerges ¥. 392 chains or 958.7 ess i * Or they will jj¢ 4 m8 ¢ %th dayofJune °° is hereby given ’ is x * Be Mi, 12, 18 ond ‘Lownship, thence 4 18 und 14, im said, :** “ af a¢ . Mining Records ° i++ AD de ve! th ve de tic jec co ‘ { Bu Co Se! pu e4eacteaonre se ® gs