July 9, 1890 (4 pages)

So. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES IR ’ vad: Grass Valley, Reugh & Ready, * aol ie North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county: also 1 lacer and Sierra counties, at ento, San Francisco—in f hout the State from to Diego from the 8ierra to the ‘ee WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1890. ” In aetna ei ei re ener. Out as an independent. Hon. F. D. Soward of Sierra county ia out as an independent candidate for re-election to the Superior Judgeship. He says in a card to the press: Ireceived my nomination heretofore, under the-Crawford plan, which gave the voters the opportunity of expressing themesel yes upon all the candittates in the field. Now, by reason of alleged.combinations made against me,:by reason of the promise exacted -by the Central Committee of Republican voters at the primaries, and by reason of the apportionment of delegates, a fair expression of the Republican party cannot be had under ‘the Convention plan. Believing that the majority of the voters desire me to serve a second term as Judge (I have held the office for one term only) I make this announcement, thus giving the voters a fair chance of expression at the polls in November next, untrammelled by party leader and uncorrupted by’party ‘hoss.’ Besides, the Judge’s office should not be : drawn into politics. Each voter is as .well qualified to say who he wants for 1, Judge as is a delegate toa convention ' to choose for him. The candidate for Judge should not be calied upon to make the alliances and combinations usually necessary to a success before a convention. I stand upon my record, whether for me or against me. If Iam defeated at the polls, I will know that the people do not want me; were I defeated before a convention I would never have the satisfaction of knowing this; and let it be remembered that;this is my first ex-public announce1 ment of my candidacy in. this behalf. j I have submitted to no convention.’’ _——— A Political Autherity. C5 With the issue for June 26th the : New York ‘‘Nation’’ closed the twenty-fifth year of its existence. It wasa pioneer in this country as an independent weekly review of politics and literature, and has long been a recognized authority at home and abroad. Ithas remained under-one manage‘ment from the first number to the 7 present day, and its list of contributors during the twenty-five years of its publication has included most of the leading names in literature, science, art, philosophy and lawin this country, and many of corresponding eminence in Europe. A bound volume of the ‘Nation’ presents one of the most complete and accurate condensed rent history, with impartial comment on questions which should occupy the attention of thoughtful men. Sent te Jail. Sierra CityTribune: Last Saturday Constable Pellow went down after Tom Rich, who was arrested at North Bloomfield. The trial came off the gamé day before Justice Hartley, who sentenced the defendant to thirty days in the county jail and $60 fine. Rich’s offence was kicking some glass out of the front of Mrs. Lamar’s saloon. Untit the blood is cleansed of impurities, it is useless to attempt the 4 cure of any disease. Rheumatism, which is traceable to an acid in the blood, has been cured, in numerous cages, by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, external treatment being of no avail. Simons Liver Regulator has never failed to relieve Constipation of the Bowels. ———_ -++@e-eSimmons Liver Regulator has never been known to fail to cure Sick Headache. : ‘ Fountarm soda water with pure fruit : ’ uices at Carr Bros. } For Sent. The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Apply to Fratik Atimer. tf. An Altractiye Point. “{ Astoria hus the largest and best har‘bor on the Pacific Coast, it has thirty large salmon canneries, two great iron foundries and a third foundry building, and iron mines close at hand to supply them with ore. The city has a government building with a customs bureau, and is the best location for ex. ‘tensive shipyards. These advantages 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. household which cause burns, cuts, ** sprains and bruises; for use in such cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been theconstant favorite family j he emady. For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ SmailiFruit Farms. The Sunnyside tract of farm lards, four miles south of Salem, was put on the market in February last, and rearly all of the 650 acres, which comprise bef it, are sold, A few more 10-acre tracts a remain, and nothing more desirable to f the settler of limited means is to be found around Salem. A small fruit farmin Sunnyside will soon become Buckles! Buckies! ‘ene Just received, 20 different styles 4 latest design dress buckles. j30-lwMaus, Lustaxn & Crawrorp, 4 footer, (meaning the fish). records procurable of the world’s cur. ° Frequentiy accidents occur in. the was ‘high 12,’the sun was darting its Yays upon the clouds above them, while fhe condensed vapor was dropping down as they angled from the steamer’s sides, rocked by the billows of the lake. A sodden jerk ipon the line of one of the r told him that business had begun. guide was standing near, and with a stentorian voice exclaimed: ‘Hold him! don’t; lose’ him! he is actually a five As soon as booked this monster (with spots) darted for somewhere known only to those dwelling beneath the surface of the lake, and whether he ever arrived there is still clouded in mystery. “One thing is positive, he reeled off 300 ' f6et of line, tore it from the rod and left the fisherman with orly a portion of the tackle. Others in the boat were anxious tors, and as the line parted comy with rod and man they caught him: their arms, gently bore him to the cabin and headed the boat for shore. By good nursing he in a few moments regained consciousness and exp himself as very, grateful to his rescuers for saving him from a cold bath in the waters of this beautiful lake. ‘It is evident that larger boats, stouter lines and more expensive apparatus must be used to handle these monsters of the deep.”— Lewiston Journal, : Garfield’s Sons. James A. Garfield has been spending a@ few days in this city, having come upon a triple mission. He grows to resemble his father physically, as he is said to do intellectually, more than any of the other children. The resemblance, however; is not so apparent when he is obliged to use his eyes closely, because he has been compelled to wear specta tablished a law business in Cleveland, andif the clients afte all of them men and corporations of such consequence as those whose interests compelled him in part to visit this city the Garfield boys have certainly done amazingly well.— New York Cor. Philadelphia Press. An AuSable thief went toa widow's barn the other night and milked the widow's cow. Next morning that poor widow found a pocket book containing $1.17 in the stall and advertises for the loser to'‘come forward, prove property, return the milk and get his cash. Senator Hearst's Washington house eontains seventy rooms. So far $170,000 has been spent in furnishing it, and this is said to be only a beginning. ‘Thirty years ago the senator occupied an attic room in a Missouri farm house, where he was working for his board. A monster crab was Janded in a net from a wharf in San Diego by L. C. Bragg. The body measured 16 inches across, while the spread of the nippers was 86 inches. The giant crustacean was ornamented with barnacles of five years’ growth. Food for Epicures. The feature of this week’s market has been the arrival of large invoices of doe birds and golden plover. Both are in exeellent condition. The doe bird winters in the extreme southern portions of South America. It comes north in the spring, stopping if the weather is favorable. in Nebraska and adjoining territories, fattening rapidly, and then comes to the far north to nest and hatch. Boston goslings and ducklings are a treat at present for the epicure. The gosling is very large in frame, but littk meat is to be got off it at’ present. Although a gosling weighs about ter pounds, there is not much over a poun¢ that is eatable on it.—New York World. Getting Ready for the Flies. gested an idea for a cowtail holder. A clamp. like a clothes pin catches the bushy end of the tail, and two cords with a snap attachment fasten the tail to the cow’s leg, to a post or to the milking stool. ‘ The same day that the Nebraska man got his patent for a cowtail holder a man in Maine got one also for the same end. The Maine man’s tail holder is made of a single piece of wire coiled so as to connect the tail with the cow’s leg. ~-Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat,. As Mrs. Fairfield Cole, of Winterport, Me., was preparing her breakfast the other morning she found a leak in her coffee pot and so put on her coffee in a ‘tin can. As it began to boil she was labout to remove,the cover when the can exploded, the cover going through the window, breaking a large pane of glass and nearly the whole contents striking her im the face. we A thoroughbred Poland China sow, owned in Mount Leonard, Mo., recently gave birth to a hairless, flesh colored monstrosity, with head, ears, teeth and one fore foot resembling a bull pup, and the rest of its body resembling a pig. All who have seen the thing unite in declaring its resemblance to the dog family, though its skin is almost human and ite body that of a hog. A school teacher in Marcellus, Mich,, received the following note from an angty parent: ‘‘Mey 18.90 when my Boys are Staing away from School I have Work For them; and when They are dare you Teach them, and when They are.to home, that is non of your Bisness you hang rening My Shenty not bya good Side, : ‘at my home.” = =. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results whc: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleass» and refreshing to the taste, and s. pery yet promptly on the Kiduc’: iver and Bowels, cleanses the sv: tem effectually, dispels colds, h aches and fevers and cures habivu: constipation permanently. For ée! in-50c and $7. bottles by all druggist : CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCI8CO, CAL, AQUISVILLE, KY. _WEW YORK, N.Y. eles. With his brother Harry he has es. . The approach of fly: time has sug. Dr. -J: H. McLean’s Strengthening Eye Salve will subdue the inflammation, cool and soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing Eye Sight. 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros.” Everything ‘That’sGeed. _Nobody would think of going to J. ‘J. Jackson’s Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and c y; sweet condensed milk, everybody knows that Jackson sha the best. A Safe imvestment darned Is one which is gudranted to bring you satisfactory resulis, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is'guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used, for any . affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough ; Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles ecu Carr Bros. Brug Store. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed stable, : tf e@e. Icr cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf. Ayer's Hair Vigor S the ‘ideal’? Hair-dressing. It re. stores the color to gray hair ; promotes afresh and vigorous growth; prevents the formation of dandruff; nrakes the hair'soft and silken; cate but lasting per. , fume. “Several months ago my hair commenced falling out, and ina few weeks my head was almost bald. I tried man remedies, but they did.no good. I finally bbnght a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and, after using only a part of the conteuts, my he was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recommend your preparation as the best in the world.’’—T, Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. ‘I have:used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for a 1 umber of years, and it has always — me satisfaction. It ig an excellent dressing, prevents the hair from turnin , insures its vigorous growth, an Fetpe the’ scalp white and clean.” — Mary A. Jackson, Sglem, Mass. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for promoting the growth of the hair, and think it unequaled. For restoring the hair to its original color, and for adressing, it cannot be surpassed.””—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. ““Ayer’s Hair’ Vigor is a most excellent “see gorse for the hair. I speak of it from my own experienve. Its use promotes the growth of new hair and makes it glossy and soft. The Vigor is also a cure for dandruff.”’——-J. W. Bowen, Editor ‘‘ Enquirer,” MeArthur, Ohio. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all it is 1 sewn ge to be. It restores the natural color to gray hair, causes the hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and pliant.”—Mrs. M. V. Day, Cohoes, N. Y. “My father, at about the age of fifty, lost all the hair from the top of his head. After one month’s trial of Ayer’s Hair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a-fine growth of hair of the natural color.”—P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, ‘Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase Gold by Druggists and Perfumers. The Gelebrated French Gure, Warranted «A PHRODITINE” 222°5 Is & LD ON A POsITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, 4 whether arising from the excessive ‘ use of Stimulants, AFTER mobscouer tion, over in bp oy ar cgeper (peo $1. ‘or $5.00, n mail on seceipt if A WRIST eipt of price thousands of testimonials from old av of both sexes, who have been penneneee Yared THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “-cifio Branch, 108 Stevens SAN FRANCI8CO. Cap OR SALE BY ‘MRS. A. J. RAPP, : ’ , Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. _.CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING JAt Mrs, Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Timé. {iTorms for Penmanshio—$6 foraFiftee * Lessons.Terms forlBook-keepirig made.knowr * on application. . , Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as a teacher of the art preservative is a guaran: tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. A. TRENGERTH, . FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. 7 EEPS tant] kK day ant ad Vorotablon kinds of nek be hand Strawberries, Oranges, Lemanime variety of Fresh Fish every Thurs. Best Butter and Vegetabl lowest for Cush, ay Pram ten ‘Hee Oream, Soda, etc., July 4th. and imparts a deli. . wi edt or through youthful indiscrex ulgence, &¢.,such as Loss of Brain ‘ower, Wakefulness, Bearing down Pains in the back, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Nocturnal Emissions, rrheea, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of nd tmpotency, which if neglected often remature box, 6 boxes GUARANTEE is given fi every $5.00 order received, to refund the money if ; a Permanent cure is not effected. We have 1 by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. Kddress W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. Writing School. . v Our Third and Last Shipment ot Bee SUMMERGLOTHING 20m Has just arrived, and it isa grand lot. We have put the prices Away iIDown: In order to get rid of them.in a hurry. BE SURE AND SEE THEM. — 'B. H. MILLER: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS Dry Goods, — Millinery;and Fancy Goods, And we are selling the same at Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. ‘We are not boasting, but merely echoing the common verdict when. we assert that we have the Finest Dislay of Millinery in the County ' AND A MILLINER SECOND; TOINONEGANY WHERE. oessee+++ These Advantages Enable Us, as is... ccerssssseuaiy tO. pe Seen, to Cater 60. 5.014% covceee» othe “Tastes and’ the Means of All... MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, © oe i Main Street, Nevada City. OREGON ‘LAND: COMPANY Home Office at Salem, Oregon, ~, {in-the State insurance Buildine,) © AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. —o—— AS FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOC N. . curs AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. é soe > win oe res one regon Land Company was especially organized tor the e of bu and subdividing large tracts of Land, and has during the pent two years ought and yapsivide ed over 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lote, The success of this undertaking srWe clataa that 10 acres of choice Lana ta Prot oe nee we ave been sold. a 8 Of Choice ni: in acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley, = oe ae heal ead e also make valuable improvements in the way of roi fences, etc. We can sell small tract of Land for the same price per acre that dear have to pay for a ioree farm, Sen¢for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.} South Yuba Transportation and Supply Company, Incorporated in 1890. Directors: ALFSTRECIDCGO, Esq. GEO. A. HARE: E . H. C, CALLAHAN, Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, "Esq, E, J. RECTOR, Secretary. 8 1 Nevada Cit; RO bay poaxe evada City for Maybert via Washington and arcs. Stages leave M jy ayy bile n ry ee Abr yor ytd f = Tuesd ay or Nevada y via Ormonde and Washia i on Thursdavs and Saturdays, at 5 A. M, a se o WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. N.'B.—This organization was necessary for the protection of ourselves and those doing Bsaoy. We tran) Sith ie arapey Set add aanegeeme™ Y Washington Mining Co., _ Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. ming, ne Bluebell Mining Co., : anyon Creek Mining Co., GEO. G.ALLAN, Es. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. ors — ’ Is a reasonable proposition to make to sensible/people. —_—9———— « I make in good faith. . It means the very best goods at the Lowest Prices.& Every Department is filled with New Novelties, rich in quality and style. ——— 9 HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Me's and Boys Clothing, Gents Furnishing Conds, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. Ea@rCall and examine the new ‘stock. J CGhas. Grimes, TEE CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City LANDS FOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality I am compelled to sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held under Government title—and will be sold in lots tosuit purchasers, in size, from a town tot up=ward, and in sliape'as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to location; RACT NO. 1.—Consisting of fractional Lot No. 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No. 15, in Sec. 26 with eaivinian town ios in Blocks I and 8, and mill site on Worthington Ravine— all constiteting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town, containing about 28 acres; bounded on the weat by the “Old. Block Gravel Claim;” north, by the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy and others. The most of this land is well timbered, second mage en pine and is susceptible of being divided into a number of convenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep ra valuable for fruit growing, alfalia or gardening. ‘One ever-flowing spring on [ot 1 in Block 8; oae-half of another ever-flowing spring will go with another subdivision; one-half right of small st eam from # tunnel on another and two everflowing streams from on north. ide o. . rRaeT NO. 2.—Tnree-sevenths (3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block (iravel Claim,’’ containing in the whole nine acres. Thisland is well timbered, has yood surface, not broken up, very deep rich soil and lies adjoining Tract No. 1 on the west. TRACT NO. 8.—-Tus HomesteaD, comprising all the lands bounded on the east by the turnpike road, north by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the weat by tae Knights of Maita Quartz claim, andon the south by the Coe Quartz Mine, containing about 100 acres; about 1° acres enclosed with good, substantial and mostly new. picket and wire fence, There are three never failing springs of water within the encicsure, and free water from ravine, ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling house of 10 rooms; about 200 fruit trees pee 2 assorted varieties, one-halfin bearing and no scale. This laud has been pronounced by scores of foreign horticulturis’s and vineits as being first-class olive and vineyard land—the very best in this part of the tate—and thesame kind asthe horticulturists and vineyardists in Napa and other counties are now purchasiug at high prices for the same purposes. ; TRACT NO. 4. posite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, extending from Powning Quartz ne to James Hammill’s, containing about 13 aeres, with mght of way for ditch from Sou h Yuba Canal; and a never failingsmall stream of water flowing from a tunnel onthis tract. Would divide well inio four lots, a TRACT No. 5.—On north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fields, containing 10 acres. ‘Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Fine Alfaifaland. Will make two elegant 5-acre tracts, South Yuba Canal runsthrough . extreme upper portion. ET eas ween aA PR ARERR TNO TT TRACT No, 6—On south side of na road paolning Glenbrook Academy on the weat, containi.g about 56 acres. Considerable timber on this tract, with right of wa over Tract No. 5 for ditch from south :uba Canal. Much ofthis tract is nearly level, and rich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 5 to 20 acres. TRACT No 7—Comprising Lot No. 3.in Section 24, adjoining Glenbrook premises on the south, containing about3i acres. Considerable timber and™ some very good land; with right of way as before stated. The omnibus lines make eight trips each way, per me over the turnpike road. “TRACT No, 8—The southeast quarter of Section 28, in T. 16, N. R. 9 E., (leas one acre sold) and east halfand east half of west halfof southwest quarter‘of same section, 279 acres, owned jointly with E.A. Roberts. ‘Lhe whole tract is offered. There isone living stream and several overflowing springs on this tract. : » All of fhe above lands are ‘‘under the ditch” and water can be had at‘all times. TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash. Theremuinder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by eg ope at usual localinterest. Small tracts cash. 20—850 feet, or shares, ont of 1 nthe ‘!Norwich Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, in Block No. oy Mag South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about 8 acres with ditch. ¢: Also—one-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about 9 acres. i Also—One-half undivided interest in the ‘-LastChaiice Copper Mine,” 2400 feet on the "ea Rec rg Sey acres, situated in Spenceville Copper District. : HE! INING CLAIMS ARE ALL PATENTED. My Law Lib: consisting of 425 volumes of kKeports, Statutes and Standard Text books, contained in six glass front bookcases, with office furniture and furnishings, TAPE, framed sb beth and other office equipments. lso—-A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. fs sn a. OV. FRO BIRDS, GRASS VALLEY, CAL” M. L. & D. MARSH, <= Manufacturers of and Dealers In : Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, ‘ Ceiling, Stepping,Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY: o—— FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS, Proprietors. SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice. o——— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —o—eThe Iiowest Market Rates. , M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mill on Rock Oreek, ————E—_——— NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) AT EES THE SAN FRANCISCO-WEEKLY CALL .( Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year} \OFFER NO, 8.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT . ( Regular Priee $6 a Year) OWI TEL THE SAN FRANCISCO! DAILY CALL : (Regutar Price $6 a Year) {OFFER NO. 1., / ‘Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one ut thé Combinations You Mast Pay in Advance for One-Year Those in arrears for the TRANSCRIPT ‘now mast pay u pay one year’s combination price in advance. : eT Oe tae The Daily Transcript of Northern Central Catifornia—a position it has maintained since Isthe Leadt ng in 1860, It it ‘estab ves the latest and most reliabl Conte, gopervieceal and other Nevaia county news. It is bright; indepeta ae sates dn ent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call ps a handscnds Camezece bos ger" itis issued every Thursday vs contains all of the of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence f ying fipal cities of the werld and a vast amount of the best welected and. pdm Fink rature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial ‘Mews and market quota ons, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news und is in very Foqnect a first-class family pe~er, appealing tothe interest of every member of the a The Morning Call ‘Beven issues a week is a fing uewnpaper atty. has the largest on and is recognized as being the . pres enone sini Sciatic lek = —— oe NO. 1881: z NY Sis Bely Benasrriyt. . oh . mp [Seasonable Stvles and Fair FIQUreS. —srpicaion to ates a Seen recent party while at Moosehead. “It/ inflammation and soreness of the eyes. TH IRD INS [ AL ;: pore U. 8. LanD OFFicg, SACRAMENTO, 24 California, June 26, 1890. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Champion beige, Com Ys a@corration, whose post office address is 522 Wz ; Kontgomery street, San Francisco, State of for a patent for the Champion: dated Quertz Mines and Mill Site, with ~ lodes and veins therein contained, bearing gold™ and other metals, situatedin Nevade City Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the. field notes and official platon file in this: office as Lots A and B, containiig Mineral Lots Nos. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 and: 157, and Lot C, or Mill Site Lot No. -188, in Township 16, North Range8 Kast of Mount Diablo Base and Meridivn. Said Consolidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site being described as follows, to-wit: Said Jots A, B. and C. are situated in Nevada City Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are described a follows,to wit: Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes within its boundaries the lode known as the Years and Climax lodes being one continuous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 ivetuf the New Years Extension lode,-~t;4124 feet of the New Years loie and 695.6 of the Climax lode, The southern end of said continuous jode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ E.) 18.05 chains from secvion corner commun to Sec tions 11, 12, i8and 14in Township16 North Range 8 Eust Mount Diablo Buse and Meridi an and running ‘hence North 10 degrees 80’ West furits entire length 2,288.2: feet as shown by said field notes and plat. The surface cribed as follows: ° Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence . 1,—N. 42 degrees 30’ E. 8.49 chains or 280.3 feet, thetice 2.—S. 78 degrees W. .88 chains or 58,1 feet, thence 8.—N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence 4.—N. 73 degrees E. .82 chains o1 2). feet, thence ; 5.—N. 16-degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence je _6.—N. 75 degrees < 1.70 chains or 112,2f eet, thence 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W, 82.25 chaing or 2128.5 feet, thence ; 8.—S. 28 uegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence 9.—S, 2degrees 30’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence 10.—s. 6 degrees 20° £, 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence mois 11.--8. .6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12,--N.76-degrees E. 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Containing 18.88 acres, As the same 14. more particularly described in said field notes at pages 107 to 118 thereof, said Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims known.as the ‘New Years” the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 5-6 in the Records of the Kecorder’s ofuce of Nevada County, California (see pp. 10-11 said fleld notes) also the re-location thereot the wotice of which 48 recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp. 711-713 said Records (see pp. 71-25 said field notes), also the New Years Extension the notice of wvich is recorded inBook 7 of Mining Noti: es pp. 230-231 said records (see pp. 8-20 said fiela notes), algo the re-location thereof the notice of which is recorded in Book 9 pp. 713 714 of said Kecords . (see Pp. 18 20 said field notes) also the.““Climax”’ the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Records pp. 41-42 said Records (see California, has this day apio its sppiicetion scribed as follows: It includes within ats boundaries 1,062 feet of cont.nuous lode known as the Muller and Phi'lip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler lode, 800 feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situated and described ca follows : Commencing at the quurter sections 11 and 12, degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the gouth end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mullerlode and from which point said Phillip Jode bears N. 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet and said Muller lode bears 9, 33 degrees 16’ E, 262 feet. Said Lot B. also includes within its boundaries 904.2 feetof the lode known as the Ural lode which is situatea git} percupee as follows: Jommencing at said quarter section corHer thence N23 Pegrees $7’ W. 18,14 chains, thence 8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 7.70 chaing or 508.2 feetto the sotth end of suid Ural lode ‘ine from which pointsaid lode line bears N, 4 degrees 30’ W, 13.70 chains or 904.2 feet.y The surface boundaries of said Lot B are described asfullows: Commencin atsaid quarter section corner thence N, 84 egrees, 49 W. 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains thence 8. 88 degrees 15 E. 2€2 feet to the south end of the Muller lode se pisae ms ron egy ie thence —s, egrees 10 W. 2.07 ch test, thence ains or 136.6 2—N, egrees 15 W.'4.41 oc test, thenee chains or 291 . 8 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chai 7 test, thencg chains or 706.9 60 degrees 20’ W. 1,20 test, stiience : . chains or 97.2 . egrees E, 3, 2. ages 4 8.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 15’ W.4. feet,thence 3 W.4.72 chains or $11.5 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. p deck, chance [4 15’ W. 318 chains or 209.9 ehenee 87 degrees E. §.00.chains or 528 feet, 9—S. 14 degrees 20’ B. 4, 2 ey acne 4.86 chains or 287.8 1U—S. 28 degrees 15’ W, 10, feet, thence Brees 15’ W, 10.64 chains or 702.2 1l—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7, ae eee 7, 98 chains or 528.4 12 3. 25 degr ey thense » degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, 18-8 52 degrees 80’ E, 1, p 7 Boe hea 80’ E. 1,18 chains or 77.9 , 14-8. 64 degrees W. .65 chains or 4 pera en 18,07 acres. Ags the gutiets mos particular y described in gard field notes at PP. 188-140 thereof ; said lot 6 contains Minotal ae hy eg 186 and 187, cy embraces within said bou the lode claims known as the Phillip. ue votice of which is recorded in Book 5, of pee Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid ecor 8 (see PP. 28-29 ot said field notes) also the “Muller Claim,” the notice of whicn 1s recorded in Book 5 of Minin 234 Ox said Kevords (see page barbed yt cys acces) Al said “Ural Claim,” the noti is recorded in Book’ 9 of Minieg hace Pe ee. ~~ Records. (see ee. 85notes, e od'as foliage, otes.) Said LotC. is describ ‘yc ommencing at a point N. 4 de rees 57’ ‘A perc one Pig Section walle Township, thence » 12,18 and 14, in paid ls e f y toet, Bp Brees 80’ W. 4,17 chains or 275,2 N. 26d ? feat: thence grees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 mee 7 degrees EB. 392 chains or 258.7 Containing .44 acres as the particularity de; Bela coast bage it thereof. in said field notes at aid + embraces within i the Champion Mill Site,”’ notice Be is recorded D Book 8 of Mining Claims P. apd iton) “Bait Lav i Rao tect Mt site Lot Naf i ie Lot U, is also called © adjoining claimants are A, *. Sn rath, John V, Hunter Heit oe ove the Providence Guld Quartz Mine, tea Wyatt Lot No. 40, and the Consolida’ yom ng Gold Mining Company, a cores tents, the Wye No. 56 and No. 75, U reopen Mb been g . and Ural Mines, are required to file verse Claims with the kK States Land Office 2 pi rade fll in th Bian 3 yauicess uring the sixty days ” if on hereof, or they will pe barred by Virtue of the: provisions of the aa SELDEN HETZEL, ‘Edward Lynch, Morister. Fresno, duty Se Bove Applicant. It is héreby ordered, th » that the f Not Of Application for Patent be pebing. e 7 fee Period of sixty days in the Nevaa a y HeneRs & daily newspaper pubshed at Nevada ity, Nevada County, State of California, i SELDEN HETZEL, ; Register, Tbe first day of the publication of the foregoing notice was on the 28th day of June 7-—_———. freee ‘AUCTION, ~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ‘will sell at.public auction at North Bloomfield, on Wednesday, July oth, 1890, atten a, M., at the Mabel Mine, a large lot of minin machinery, tools and supplies, includir iron pipe, scales,etc. Terms cash, Dated June 24, 1890, ~ Mrs, C. DeNoon New Years Extension, New . ounduries of said Lot A. are des: . pp. 26-27 said field notes). Said LotB. is devie said ‘Lownship and Kange, thence North 84 ° Claiming ‘fs any portion of said Champ 5 Sidae. oe pe on Censolid 9 jacked yas ann Mill 8 te, Mitte hoisting works, wire cable, i tote ae ee eS :+en oh, 12s ae 1+ a de ti ese € SR SB -— AHH oe @ ei

So. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES IR ’ vad: Grass Valley, Reugh & Ready, * aol ie North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county: also 1 lacer and Sierra counties, at ento, San Francisco—in f hout the State from to Diego from the 8ierra to the ‘ee WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1890. ” In aetna ei ei re ener. Out as an independent. Hon. F. D. Soward of Sierra county ia out as an independent candidate for re-election to the Superior Judgeship. He says in a card to the press: Ireceived my nomination heretofore, under the-Crawford plan, which gave the voters the opportunity of expressing themesel yes upon all the candittates in the field. Now, by reason of alleged.combinations made against me,:by reason of the promise exacted -by the Central Committee of Republican voters at the primaries, and by reason of the apportionment of delegates, a fair expression of the Republican party cannot be had under ‘the Convention plan. Believing that the majority of the voters desire me to serve a second term as Judge (I have held the office for one term only) I make this announcement, thus giving the voters a fair chance of expression at the polls in November next, untrammelled by party leader and uncorrupted by’party ‘hoss.’ Besides, the Judge’s office should not be : drawn into politics. Each voter is as .well qualified to say who he wants for 1, Judge as is a delegate toa convention ' to choose for him. The candidate for Judge should not be calied upon to make the alliances and combinations usually necessary to a success before a convention. I stand upon my record, whether for me or against me. If Iam defeated at the polls, I will know that the people do not want me; were I defeated before a convention I would never have the satisfaction of knowing this; and let it be remembered that;this is my first ex-public announce1 ment of my candidacy in. this behalf. j I have submitted to no convention.’’ _——— A Political Autherity. C5 With the issue for June 26th the : New York ‘‘Nation’’ closed the twenty-fifth year of its existence. It wasa pioneer in this country as an independent weekly review of politics and literature, and has long been a recognized authority at home and abroad. Ithas remained under-one manage‘ment from the first number to the 7 present day, and its list of contributors during the twenty-five years of its publication has included most of the leading names in literature, science, art, philosophy and lawin this country, and many of corresponding eminence in Europe. A bound volume of the ‘Nation’ presents one of the most complete and accurate condensed rent history, with impartial comment on questions which should occupy the attention of thoughtful men. Sent te Jail. Sierra CityTribune: Last Saturday Constable Pellow went down after Tom Rich, who was arrested at North Bloomfield. The trial came off the gamé day before Justice Hartley, who sentenced the defendant to thirty days in the county jail and $60 fine. Rich’s offence was kicking some glass out of the front of Mrs. Lamar’s saloon. Untit the blood is cleansed of impurities, it is useless to attempt the 4 cure of any disease. Rheumatism, which is traceable to an acid in the blood, has been cured, in numerous cages, by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, external treatment being of no avail. Simons Liver Regulator has never failed to relieve Constipation of the Bowels. ———_ -++@e-eSimmons Liver Regulator has never been known to fail to cure Sick Headache. : ‘ Fountarm soda water with pure fruit : ’ uices at Carr Bros. } For Sent. The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Apply to Fratik Atimer. tf. An Altractiye Point. “{ Astoria hus the largest and best har‘bor on the Pacific Coast, it has thirty large salmon canneries, two great iron foundries and a third foundry building, and iron mines close at hand to supply them with ore. The city has a government building with a customs bureau, and is the best location for ex. ‘tensive shipyards. These advantages 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. household which cause burns, cuts, ** sprains and bruises; for use in such cases use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment which has for many years been theconstant favorite family j he emady. For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ SmailiFruit Farms. The Sunnyside tract of farm lards, four miles south of Salem, was put on the market in February last, and rearly all of the 650 acres, which comprise bef it, are sold, A few more 10-acre tracts a remain, and nothing more desirable to f the settler of limited means is to be found around Salem. A small fruit farmin Sunnyside will soon become Buckles! Buckies! ‘ene Just received, 20 different styles 4 latest design dress buckles. j30-lwMaus, Lustaxn & Crawrorp, 4 footer, (meaning the fish). records procurable of the world’s cur. ° Frequentiy accidents occur in. the was ‘high 12,’the sun was darting its Yays upon the clouds above them, while fhe condensed vapor was dropping down as they angled from the steamer’s sides, rocked by the billows of the lake. A sodden jerk ipon the line of one of the r told him that business had begun. guide was standing near, and with a stentorian voice exclaimed: ‘Hold him! don’t; lose’ him! he is actually a five As soon as booked this monster (with spots) darted for somewhere known only to those dwelling beneath the surface of the lake, and whether he ever arrived there is still clouded in mystery. “One thing is positive, he reeled off 300 ' f6et of line, tore it from the rod and left the fisherman with orly a portion of the tackle. Others in the boat were anxious tors, and as the line parted comy with rod and man they caught him: their arms, gently bore him to the cabin and headed the boat for shore. By good nursing he in a few moments regained consciousness and exp himself as very, grateful to his rescuers for saving him from a cold bath in the waters of this beautiful lake. ‘It is evident that larger boats, stouter lines and more expensive apparatus must be used to handle these monsters of the deep.”— Lewiston Journal, : Garfield’s Sons. James A. Garfield has been spending a@ few days in this city, having come upon a triple mission. He grows to resemble his father physically, as he is said to do intellectually, more than any of the other children. The resemblance, however; is not so apparent when he is obliged to use his eyes closely, because he has been compelled to wear specta tablished a law business in Cleveland, andif the clients afte all of them men and corporations of such consequence as those whose interests compelled him in part to visit this city the Garfield boys have certainly done amazingly well.— New York Cor. Philadelphia Press. An AuSable thief went toa widow's barn the other night and milked the widow's cow. Next morning that poor widow found a pocket book containing $1.17 in the stall and advertises for the loser to'‘come forward, prove property, return the milk and get his cash. Senator Hearst's Washington house eontains seventy rooms. So far $170,000 has been spent in furnishing it, and this is said to be only a beginning. ‘Thirty years ago the senator occupied an attic room in a Missouri farm house, where he was working for his board. A monster crab was Janded in a net from a wharf in San Diego by L. C. Bragg. The body measured 16 inches across, while the spread of the nippers was 86 inches. The giant crustacean was ornamented with barnacles of five years’ growth. Food for Epicures. The feature of this week’s market has been the arrival of large invoices of doe birds and golden plover. Both are in exeellent condition. The doe bird winters in the extreme southern portions of South America. It comes north in the spring, stopping if the weather is favorable. in Nebraska and adjoining territories, fattening rapidly, and then comes to the far north to nest and hatch. Boston goslings and ducklings are a treat at present for the epicure. The gosling is very large in frame, but littk meat is to be got off it at’ present. Although a gosling weighs about ter pounds, there is not much over a poun¢ that is eatable on it.—New York World. Getting Ready for the Flies. gested an idea for a cowtail holder. A clamp. like a clothes pin catches the bushy end of the tail, and two cords with a snap attachment fasten the tail to the cow’s leg, to a post or to the milking stool. ‘ The same day that the Nebraska man got his patent for a cowtail holder a man in Maine got one also for the same end. The Maine man’s tail holder is made of a single piece of wire coiled so as to connect the tail with the cow’s leg. ~-Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat,. As Mrs. Fairfield Cole, of Winterport, Me., was preparing her breakfast the other morning she found a leak in her coffee pot and so put on her coffee in a ‘tin can. As it began to boil she was labout to remove,the cover when the can exploded, the cover going through the window, breaking a large pane of glass and nearly the whole contents striking her im the face. we A thoroughbred Poland China sow, owned in Mount Leonard, Mo., recently gave birth to a hairless, flesh colored monstrosity, with head, ears, teeth and one fore foot resembling a bull pup, and the rest of its body resembling a pig. All who have seen the thing unite in declaring its resemblance to the dog family, though its skin is almost human and ite body that of a hog. A school teacher in Marcellus, Mich,, received the following note from an angty parent: ‘‘Mey 18.90 when my Boys are Staing away from School I have Work For them; and when They are dare you Teach them, and when They are.to home, that is non of your Bisness you hang rening My Shenty not bya good Side, : ‘at my home.” = =. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results whc: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleass» and refreshing to the taste, and s. pery yet promptly on the Kiduc’: iver and Bowels, cleanses the sv: tem effectually, dispels colds, h aches and fevers and cures habivu: constipation permanently. For ée! in-50c and $7. bottles by all druggist : CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCI8CO, CAL, AQUISVILLE, KY. _WEW YORK, N.Y. eles. With his brother Harry he has es. . The approach of fly: time has sug. Dr. -J: H. McLean’s Strengthening Eye Salve will subdue the inflammation, cool and soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing Eye Sight. 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros.” Everything ‘That’sGeed. _Nobody would think of going to J. ‘J. Jackson’s Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and c y; sweet condensed milk, everybody knows that Jackson sha the best. A Safe imvestment darned Is one which is gudranted to bring you satisfactory resulis, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is'guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used, for any . affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough ; Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles ecu Carr Bros. Brug Store. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed stable, : tf e@e. Icr cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf. Ayer's Hair Vigor S the ‘ideal’? Hair-dressing. It re. stores the color to gray hair ; promotes afresh and vigorous growth; prevents the formation of dandruff; nrakes the hair'soft and silken; cate but lasting per. , fume. “Several months ago my hair commenced falling out, and ina few weeks my head was almost bald. I tried man remedies, but they did.no good. I finally bbnght a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and, after using only a part of the conteuts, my he was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recommend your preparation as the best in the world.’’—T, Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. ‘I have:used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for a 1 umber of years, and it has always — me satisfaction. It ig an excellent dressing, prevents the hair from turnin , insures its vigorous growth, an Fetpe the’ scalp white and clean.” — Mary A. Jackson, Sglem, Mass. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for promoting the growth of the hair, and think it unequaled. For restoring the hair to its original color, and for adressing, it cannot be surpassed.””—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. ““Ayer’s Hair’ Vigor is a most excellent “see gorse for the hair. I speak of it from my own experienve. Its use promotes the growth of new hair and makes it glossy and soft. The Vigor is also a cure for dandruff.”’——-J. W. Bowen, Editor ‘‘ Enquirer,” MeArthur, Ohio. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all it is 1 sewn ge to be. It restores the natural color to gray hair, causes the hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and pliant.”—Mrs. M. V. Day, Cohoes, N. Y. “My father, at about the age of fifty, lost all the hair from the top of his head. After one month’s trial of Ayer’s Hair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a-fine growth of hair of the natural color.”—P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, ‘Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase Gold by Druggists and Perfumers. The Gelebrated French Gure, Warranted «A PHRODITINE” 222°5 Is & LD ON A POsITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, 4 whether arising from the excessive ‘ use of Stimulants, AFTER mobscouer tion, over in bp oy ar cgeper (peo $1. ‘or $5.00, n mail on seceipt if A WRIST eipt of price thousands of testimonials from old av of both sexes, who have been penneneee Yared THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “-cifio Branch, 108 Stevens SAN FRANCI8CO. Cap OR SALE BY ‘MRS. A. J. RAPP, : ’ , Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. _.CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING JAt Mrs, Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils Oan Join at Any Timé. {iTorms for Penmanshio—$6 foraFiftee * Lessons.Terms forlBook-keepirig made.knowr * on application. . , Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as a teacher of the art preservative is a guaran: tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. A. TRENGERTH, . FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. 7 EEPS tant] kK day ant ad Vorotablon kinds of nek be hand Strawberries, Oranges, Lemanime variety of Fresh Fish every Thurs. Best Butter and Vegetabl lowest for Cush, ay Pram ten ‘Hee Oream, Soda, etc., July 4th. and imparts a deli. . wi edt or through youthful indiscrex ulgence, &¢.,such as Loss of Brain ‘ower, Wakefulness, Bearing down Pains in the back, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Nocturnal Emissions, rrheea, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of nd tmpotency, which if neglected often remature box, 6 boxes GUARANTEE is given fi every $5.00 order received, to refund the money if ; a Permanent cure is not effected. We have 1 by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. Kddress W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. 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v Our Third and Last Shipment ot Bee SUMMERGLOTHING 20m Has just arrived, and it isa grand lot. We have put the prices Away iIDown: In order to get rid of them.in a hurry. BE SURE AND SEE THEM. — 'B. H. MILLER: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS Dry Goods, — Millinery;and Fancy Goods, And we are selling the same at Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. ‘We are not boasting, but merely echoing the common verdict when. we assert that we have the Finest Dislay of Millinery in the County ' AND A MILLINER SECOND; TOINONEGANY WHERE. oessee+++ These Advantages Enable Us, as is..... ccerssssseuaiy tO. pe Seen, to Cater 60.. 5.014% covceee» othe “Tastes and’ the Means of All..... MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, © oe i Main Street, Nevada City. OREGON ‘LAND: COMPANY Home Office at Salem, Oregon, ~, {in-the State insurance Buildine,) © AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. —o—— AS FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOC N. . curs AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. é soe > win oe res one regon Land Company was especially organized tor the e of bu and subdividing large tracts of Land, and has during the pent two years ought and yapsivide ed over 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lote, The success of this undertaking srWe clataa that 10 acres of choice Lana ta Prot oe nee we ave been sold. a 8 Of Choice ni: in acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley, = oe ae heal ead e also make valuable improvements in the way of roi fences, etc. We can sell small tract of Land for the same price per acre that dear have to pay for a ioree farm, Sen¢for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.} South Yuba Transportation and Supply Company, Incorporated in 1890. Directors: ALFSTRECIDCGO, Esq. GEO. A. HARE: E . H. C, CALLAHAN, Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, "Esq, E, J. RECTOR, Secretary. 8 1 Nevada Cit; RO bay poaxe evada City for Maybert via Washington and arcs. Stages leave M jy ayy bile n ry ee Abr yor ytd f = Tuesd ay or Nevada y via Ormonde and Washia i on Thursdavs and Saturdays, at 5 A. M, a se o WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. N.'B.—This organization was necessary for the protection of ourselves and those doing Bsaoy. We tran) Sith ie arapey Set add aanegeeme™ Y Washington Mining Co., _ Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. ming, ne Bluebell Mining Co., : anyon Creek Mining Co., GEO. G.ALLAN, Es. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. ors — ’ Is a reasonable proposition to make to sensible/people. —_—9———— « I make in good faith. . It means the very best goods at the Lowest Prices.& Every Department is filled with New Novelties, rich in quality and style. ——— 9 HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Me's and Boys Clothing, Gents Furnishing Conds, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. Ea@rCall and examine the new ‘stock. J CGhas. Grimes, TEE CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City LANDS FOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality I am compelled to sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held under Government title—and will be sold in lots tosuit purchasers, in size, from a town tot up=ward, and in sliape'as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to location; RACT NO. 1.—Consisting of fractional Lot No. 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No. 15, in Sec. 26 with eaivinian town ios in Blocks I and 8, and mill site on Worthington Ravine— all constiteting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town, containing about 28 acres; bounded on the weat by the “Old. Block Gravel Claim;” north, by the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy and others. The most of this land is well timbered, second mage en pine and is susceptible of being divided into a number of convenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep ra valuable for fruit growing, alfalia or gardening. ‘One ever-flowing spring on [ot 1 in Block 8; oae-half of another ever-flowing spring will go with another subdivision; one-half right of small st eam from # tunnel on another and two everflowing streams from on north. ide o. . rRaeT NO. 2.—Tnree-sevenths (3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block (iravel Claim,’’ containing in the whole nine acres. Thisland is well timbered, has yood surface, not broken up, very deep rich soil and lies adjoining Tract No. 1 on the west. TRACT NO. 8.—-Tus HomesteaD, comprising all the lands bounded on the east by the turnpike road, north by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawkins’ preemption claim, on the weat by tae Knights of Maita Quartz claim, andon the south by the Coe Quartz Mine, containing about 100 acres; about 1° acres enclosed with good, substantial and mostly new. picket and wire fence, There are three never failing springs of water within the encicsure, and free water from ravine, ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling house of 10 rooms; about 200 fruit trees pee 2 assorted varieties, one-halfin bearing and no scale. This laud has been pronounced by scores of foreign horticulturis’s and vineits as being first-class olive and vineyard land—the very best in this part of the tate—and thesame kind asthe horticulturists and vineyardists in Napa and other counties are now purchasiug at high prices for the same purposes. ; TRACT NO. 4. posite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, extending from Powning Quartz ne to James Hammill’s, containing about 13 aeres, with mght of way for ditch from Sou h Yuba Canal; and a never failingsmall stream of water flowing from a tunnel onthis tract. Would divide well inio four lots, a TRACT No. 5.—On north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fields, containing 10 acres. ‘Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Fine Alfaifaland. Will make two elegant 5-acre tracts, South Yuba Canal runsthrough . extreme upper portion. ET eas ween aA PR ARERR TNO TT TRACT No, 6—On south side of na road paolning Glenbrook Academy on the weat, containi.g about 56 acres. Considerable timber on this tract, with right of wa over Tract No. 5 for ditch from south :uba Canal. Much ofthis tract is nearly level, and rich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 5 to 20 acres. TRACT No 7—Comprising Lot No. 3.in Section 24, adjoining Glenbrook premises on the south, containing about3i acres. Considerable timber and™ some very good land; with right of way as before stated. The omnibus lines make eight trips each way, per me over the turnpike road. “TRACT No, 8—The southeast quarter of Section 28, in T. 16, N. R. 9 E., (leas one acre sold) and east halfand east half of west halfof southwest quarter‘of same section, 279 acres, owned jointly with E.A. Roberts. ‘Lhe whole tract is offered. There isone living stream and several overflowing springs on this tract. : » All of fhe above lands are ‘‘under the ditch” and water can be had at‘all times. TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash. Theremuinder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by eg ope at usual localinterest. Small tracts cash. 20—850 feet, or shares, ont of 1 nthe ‘!Norwich Quartz Claim and in Lot No. 2, in Block No. oy Mag South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about 8 acres with ditch. ¢: Also—one-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about 9 acres. i Also—One-half undivided interest in the ‘-LastChaiice Copper Mine,” 2400 feet on the "ea Rec rg Sey acres, situated in Spenceville Copper District. : HE! INING CLAIMS ARE ALL PATENTED. My Law Lib: consisting of 425 volumes of kKeports, Statutes and Standard Text books, contained in six glass front bookcases, with office furniture and furnishings, TAPE, framed sb beth and other office equipments. lso—-A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. fs sn a. OV. FRO BIRDS, GRASS VALLEY, CAL” M. L. & D. MARSH, <= Manufacturers of and Dealers In : Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, ‘ Ceiling, Stepping,Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY: o—— FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS, Proprietors. SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice. o——— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —o—eThe Iiowest Market Rates. , M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mill on Rock Oreek, ————E—_——— NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) AT EES THE SAN FRANCISCO-WEEKLY CALL .( Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year} \OFFER NO, 8.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT . ( Regular Priee $6 a Year) OWI TEL THE SAN FRANCISCO! DAILY CALL : (Regutar Price $6 a Year) {OFFER NO. 1., / ‘Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any one ut thé Combinations You Mast Pay in Advance for One-Year Those in arrears for the TRANSCRIPT ‘now mast pay u pay one year’s combination price in advance. : eT Oe tae The Daily Transcript of Northern Central Catifornia—a position it has maintained since Isthe Leadt ng in 1860, It it ‘estab ves the latest and most reliabl Conte, gopervieceal and other Nevaia county news. It is bright; indepeta ae sates dn ent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call ps a handscnds Camezece bos ger" itis issued every Thursday vs contains all of the of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence f ying fipal cities of the werld and a vast amount of the best welected and. pdm Fink rature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial ‘Mews and market quota ons, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news und is in very Foqnect a first-class family pe~er, appealing tothe interest of every member of the a The Morning Call ‘Beven issues a week is a fing uewnpaper atty. has the largest on and is recognized as being the . pres enone sini Sciatic lek = —— oe NO. 1881: z NY Sis Bely Benasrriyt. . oh . mp [Seasonable Stvles and Fair FIQUreS. —srpicaion to ates a Seen recent party while at Moosehead. “It/ inflammation and soreness of the eyes. TH IRD INS [ AL ;: pore U. 8. LanD OFFicg, SACRAMENTO, 24 California, June 26, 1890. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Champion beige, Com Ys a@corration, whose post office address is 522 Wz ; Kontgomery street, San Francisco, State of for a patent for the Champion: dated Quertz Mines and Mill Site, with ~ lodes and veins therein contained, bearing gold™ and other metals, situatedin Nevade City Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the. field notes and official platon file in this: office as Lots A and B, containiig Mineral Lots Nos. 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 and: 157, and Lot C, or Mill Site Lot No. -188, in Township 16, North Range8 Kast of Mount Diablo Base and Meridivn. Said Consolidated Quartz Mines and Mill Site being described as follows, to-wit: Said Jots A, B. and C. are situated in Nevada City Mining District, Nevada County, State of California, and are described a follows,to wit: Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes within its boundaries the lode known as the Years and Climax lodes being one continuous lode 2,288.2 feet loug or 180.2 ivetuf the New Years Extension lode,-~t;4124 feet of the New Years loie and 695.6 of the Climax lode, The southern end of said continuous jode commencing at a point N. 4 degrees 57’ W. (Mag. Var. 18 degrees 82’ E.) 18.05 chains from secvion corner commun to Sec tions 11, 12, i8and 14in Township16 North Range 8 Eust Mount Diablo Buse and Meridi an and running ‘hence North 10 degrees 80’ West furits entire length 2,288.2: feet as shown by said field notes and plat. The surface cribed as follows: ° Commencing at southern end ofsaid lode running thence . 1,—N. 42 degrees 30’ E. 8.49 chains or 280.3 feet, thetice 2.—S. 78 degrees W. .88 chains or 58,1 feet, thence 8.—N. 17 degrees W. .74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence 4.—N. 73 degrees E. .82 chains o1 2). feet, thence ; 5.—N. 16-degrees W. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence je _6.—N. 75 degrees < 1.70 chains or 112,2f eet, thence 7.—N. 14 degrees 20’ W, 82.25 chaing or 2128.5 feet, thence ; 8.—S. 28 uegrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence 9.—S, 2degrees 30’ E. 6.76 chains or 446.2 feet, thence 10.—s. 6 degrees 20° £, 26.53 chains or 1,751 feet, thence mois 11.--8. .6 degrees 20’ E. .59 chains or 38.9 feet, thence 12,--N.76-degrees E. 3.92 chains or 258.7 feet. Containing 18.88 acres, As the same 14. more particularly described in said field notes at pages 107 to 118 thereof, said Lot A. contains Mineral Lots Nos. 152, 183 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claims known.as the ‘New Years” the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp. 5-6 in the Records of the Kecorder’s ofuce of Nevada County, California (see pp. 10-11 said fleld notes) also the re-location thereot the wotice of which 48 recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp. 711-713 said Records (see pp. 71-25 said field notes), also the New Years Extension the notice of wvich is recorded inBook 7 of Mining Noti: es pp. 230-231 said records (see pp. 8-20 said fiela notes), algo the re-location thereof the notice of which is recorded in Book 9 pp. 713 714 of said Kecords . (see Pp. 18 20 said field notes) also the.““Climax”’ the notice of which is recorded in Book 7 of Mining Records pp. 41-42 said Records (see California, has this day apio its sppiicetion scribed as follows: It includes within ats boundaries 1,062 feet of cont.nuous lode known as the Muller and Phi'lip Lode being 262 feet of the Mu ler lode, 800 feet of the Phillip lode, which lode is situated and described ca follows : Commencing at the quurter sections 11 and 12, degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains to the gouth end of the rhillip lode andthe north end of the Mullerlode and from which point said Phillip Jode bears N. 14 degrees 30’ W. 800 feet and said Muller lode bears 9, 33 degrees 16’ E, 262 feet. Said Lot B. also includes within its boundaries 904.2 feetof the lode known as the Ural lode which is situatea git} percupee as follows: Jommencing at said quarter section corHer thence N23 Pegrees $7’ W. 18,14 chains, thence 8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 7.70 chaing or 508.2 feetto the sotth end of suid Ural lode ‘ine from which pointsaid lode line bears N, 4 degrees 30’ W, 13.70 chains or 904.2 feet.y The surface boundaries of said Lot B are described asfullows: Commencin atsaid quarter section corner thence N, 84 egrees, 49 W. 12.08 chains thence 8. 64 degrees W. 2.95 chains thence 8. 88 degrees 15 E. 2€2 feet to the south end of the Muller lode se pisae ms ron egy ie thence —s, egrees 10 W. 2.07 ch test, thence ains or 136.6 2—N, egrees 15 W.'4.41 oc test, thenee chains or 291 . 8 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chai 7 test, thencg chains or 706.9 60 degrees 20’ W. 1,20 test, stiience : . chains or 97.2 . egrees E, 3, 2. ages 4 8.68 chains or 242.9 feet, 6—N. 2 degrees 15’ W.4. feet,thence 3 W.4.72 chains or $11.5 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. p deck, chance [4 15’ W. 318 chains or 209.9 ehenee 87 degrees E. §.00.chains or 528 feet, 9—S. 14 degrees 20’ B. 4, 2 ey acne 4.86 chains or 287.8 1U—S. 28 degrees 15’ W, 10, feet, thence Brees 15’ W, 10.64 chains or 702.2 1l—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7, ae eee 7, 98 chains or 528.4 12 3. 25 degr ey thense » degrees W. 2.00 chains or 182 feet, 18-8 52 degrees 80’ E, 1, p 7 Boe hea 80’ E. 1,18 chains or 77.9 , 14-8. 64 degrees W. .65 chains or 4 pera en 18,07 acres. Ags the gutiets mos particular y described in gard field notes at PP. 188-140 thereof ; said lot 6 contains Minotal ae hy eg 186 and 187, cy embraces within said bou the lode claims known as the Phillip. ue votice of which is recorded in Book 5, of pee Notices, pp. 180, in the aforesaid ecor 8 (see PP. 28-29 ot said field notes) also the “Muller Claim,” the notice of whicn 1s recorded in Book 5 of Minin 234 Ox said Kevords (see page barbed yt cys acces) Al said “Ural Claim,” the noti is recorded in Book’ 9 of Minieg hace Pe ee. ~~ Records. (see ee. 85notes, e od'as foliage, otes.) Said LotC. is describ ‘yc ommencing at a point N. 4 de rees 57’ ‘A perc one Pig Section walle Township, thence » 12,18 and 14, in paid ls e f y toet, Bp Brees 80’ W. 4,17 chains or 275,2 N. 26d ? feat: thence grees 20’ W. 2.29 chains or 161.1 mee 7 degrees EB. 392 chains or 258.7 Containing .44 acres as the particularity de; Bela coast bage it thereof. in said field notes at aid + embraces within i the Champion Mill Site,”’ notice Be is recorded D Book 8 of Mining Claims P. apd iton) “Bait Lav i Rao tect Mt site Lot Naf i ie Lot U, is also called © adjoining claimants are A, *. Sn rath, John V, Hunter Heit oe ove the Providence Guld Quartz Mine, tea Wyatt Lot No. 40, and the Consolida’ yom ng Gold Mining Company, a cores tents, the Wye No. 56 and No. 75, U reopen Mb been g . and Ural Mines, are required to file verse Claims with the kK States Land Office 2 pi rade fll in th Bian 3 yauicess uring the sixty days ” if on hereof, or they will pe barred by Virtue of the: provisions of the aa SELDEN HETZEL, ‘Edward Lynch, Morister. Fresno, duty Se Bove Applicant. It is héreby ordered, th » that the f Not Of Application for Patent be pebing. e 7 fee Period of sixty days in the Nevaa a y HeneRs & daily newspaper pubshed at Nevada ity, Nevada County, State of California, i SELDEN HETZEL, ; Register, Tbe first day of the publication of the foregoing notice was on the 28th day of June 7-—_———. freee ‘AUCTION, ~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ‘will sell at.public auction at North Bloomfield, on Wednesday, July oth, 1890, atten a, M., at the Mabel Mine, a large lot of minin machinery, tools and supplies, includir iron pipe, scales,etc. Terms cash, Dated June 24, 1890, ~ Mrs, C. DeNoon New Years Extension, New . ounduries of said Lot A. are des: . pp. 26-27 said field notes). Said LotB. is devie said ‘Lownship and Kange, thence North 84 ° Claiming ‘fs any portion of said Champ 5 Sidae. oe pe on Censolid 9 jacked yas ann Mill 8 te, Mitte hoisting works, wire cable, i tote ae ee eS :+en oh, 12s ae 1+ a de ti ese € SR SB -— AHH oe @ ei