March 10, 1893 (4 pages)

} } ¢ A Lable ot Distances, -From Nevada vity to Ritchie Nise vee A Blue Tent ...,. ear Valley Bridgeport Bowman Dam ... Columpea Hill.. :.. LS OEE eer e ‘ dwards’ Bridge. _. French Corral. franiteville . Grass Valley.. Huots MME. oo. Jackson’s . a Lake City [veux ies Little Yorx /. Lowell Hill Moore’s Flat.. er Hill elief Hill ed Rough & keady SnowTent. . Snow Point Scott's Flat Stnarstyilie Sweetiand .;..OpebOOVINs 15.455 5.65655: 5508. Sacramento..;. San Franeisco.rise, (3 ieee seas de Yor Ret #n «1614 miles Notice For Publication, Land Ofiice at Marysville, Cal. : December 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fitial proof in pert of his claim, will. be made befdre Register Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. 8, Office om Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph (. Lam Hd. ag ery No. ¢ 3774 for the SE 4 of NW} Wh of NE} SE of NE Sec, 28118 N R 6 KE, M D M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon cultivation of, said ‘laud viz: J Malaley, Con. O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba 6o., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba of Orgon co., Cal., Join Williams, ‘House, Yuba co., Cal. CHAS. HAPGOO Regi Assessment Nétice. EVADA™ COUNTY “LAND AND PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. I tion of principe pluce of busin 8, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notaceis nereby given that.at a meeting ofthe Board of Directorsah ld on the day of February, 1808, an ugsses<iment.( of Thirteen Cents per share was levied upon the capi al stock of the corpurationu, p ble imnmediately-te the secre ary, at its ofNevada City, cul fice, No, 59 Broad street, in U.S. gold evin. Any stock upon w this ussessmeutshall remain ulpaidon the 20th day of Pawn 4593, will be delingueut for sale at public auction and advertise and uniess payment is mude before, wi sold on the 7th day of Apri, 1893) at hour of 100’clock A.M., at the olfice of Secretary oi suid corporation, to pay the lingueut assessment, together with costs af By order advertising and expenses ofsule. of the Board of Directors. ' GEO. C. GAYLORD, Secretar Office No, 69 Broad street, Nevada C Cal. ——t-P:FISHER SSP ar ersh trea SapemeyCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, bai psAN FRANCISCO, ——— and that said proof of Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal. sity, {17 supand Land and ames Cal., D,; ster. IM wOCR 166i: v 3) aya deh ll be the the odeISEMEN Ts] HE “SIN 2 8olicited for a. 8 On the Pacific Coast, the San Folynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Val riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand the Augtralf and Files of meets every newspaper publishe ¢ Coast are kept conubntly States an Colonies, the Eastern Europe, nm the Paci on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during __ business hour ah PATENTS! Cia. .iv ss United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted 3 special copy-rights, examinations; trade-marks, labels-and designs registered. Rejected cases ment suits States Court. If you have an invention, send us sketch-photograph or small model, together with a brief description.of the most important features and we will advise you If you are in posthe same are infringed, or if ‘us are charged with in“Lecourse to pursue. session of patents and ement, submit the matter to us f @ reliable opinion. 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Not slone are the bright, shiny green teas artifi cially colored, but thousands of pounds of apers published ndwiett Islands, prosecuted; infringeconducted in any United yD JA id money. can’ pro uality of +9mo, € wich resvonége, va ~#i@ design, beauty them esira ~9 2¢@a, SChools, churches £ LLéD WORKMEN pania. 9th day No. 7,0 levied \ tion, ar a] Will be pensea or Oi ry the substitutes for tea leavel’ are used to amel } the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willew : leaves being those most commonly used. Again, sweepings from tea Warehouses are “(. UNION MARKET. _leaves gathered from the tea-houses are Kept, colored and sold as tea, Even exhausted dried, and made over and find their way into the cheap teas,The English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor fer us, and the result is, that probably : ite fragrance and exquisite davog oe oe ‘parent. It will be a revelation to you. In -_———. 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Pow@, bis attorney in fact, woose Post Office address is Nevada City, County of Nevada, state or California, has this day filed hia application for & Petent for 2000 linear fect of th. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ MI: K, or vein, bearing yoid, with surface ground 600 (ee: in width, situate in Waching~ tou Mining District, County of Nevads, und State of Calfforuia, and designated by the field notes and official plat ou file in this office, as Lots 65 and 66, In ‘low:.ship 17h, §. 11 KE. of bt. Diablo Bud M. suid Lot Ne, 65 being described as TOUGWs, to-wit: LODE LINE, ©. Reginnine at-a-H+ve oaktreets-inehes in dia. marked “Y. C,C. Q. M.-L. No. 1, standing on soath aide. f scuth Yuba River, at North end of elaim, ou lode, from whieh the mouth of a tunnel bears 8, 74° W.87 links; Thence. mag. var. 17° K ,8. 1837 > W, 22. 7% trains or 1500 feet to m live oak trce standing on South side of Omega Diss bh Flume, marked “Y¥.C.0.Q. M, L. No. 2,” ut Suuth end of Yuba Canou Lucation., “6 EXTER.OR BOUNDARIES seginning ta post in rock mound roark ed “Y, 0.0. Q. M. Nol," standin ¢ at Nortieast coruer of Yubs pen Locetion, which is also post'S8.C, No, Mac 8.E. corner of Sun light Congolidated Quartz Mine ( Approyea Survey; ) Thence, mag. vr. 17° K, 8. 1854 ° § chains, cr 150u feet o a post in ruck mound marked "“Y. C.C,Q. M®™No. 2,7? at Soutbeast corner of YubuCauon tocation; thence N 76° W ¥,08cha ns or 599.3 feet to a post in rock mound marked “), €. €. Q M. No. 5’ at Southwest corner of Yuba Can Location ; Thenee N, 189° 4 ., “2.7 chaing or 1500 feet to post in ruck mound marked “¥.C.C. Q. M. No. 6” a* North weat corner of Yuba Crnon Location, from . Which the coruer to sections di, 12, 18 and 14, 1p.a7 N. K. 11 E., M.D. B. and ¥*. bears NeSowW, 80.40 chai distunt ; Thence x. 76° F908 Chains, or 699.8 feet 'o tie pines of Leginuing, and eo: tan ny 20 o9acre . CONNECTING LINE No. 1. From port “¥. ©. GC. Q. M., No. 6” at NorthWest cornerof Yuba CunonLocation, the commer torections Hy, 12-48 aud 14, Tp. 17 N., % No. JL E.M. D,°M ; Leate N, 63° W., $0.40 Chains distant. ¥UBA CANCN SOUTH-EXT STON LOCATION, LODE Lin. d Beginnivg ata liveouk tree 10 inches in Numeter marked *¥. CO, C.Q. M. L. No. 4; standing at North end of claim. on love, ou south side of Omega flume ; thence mag. yar. 17° K., 8.17499 W, 22.7% chains, o1 1500 fee*toa post in rock mound » arked “Y, U, C.Q, M.L. No. 3," standing iu old road. from which a fir tree three feet in dia “COAtS-N 66 9-W,, 69 links-distant, , EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at Northeast corner at post in a fovk mound marked “Y. C, @, QQ. ML. No 2” froin Which @ yeliow pine tree four feet in dia, bears s. 7 W. 79. links. dis thence may var. 179° E 8, 174g > W. huins, or 1500 feet toa post set fh a rock mound marked *Y.C, C. Q. M. Na, 8 + Lhence N 75S W. 9.08 chains or 549 apestsetinarock mound marked C. Q. M, No, 43” thenee—N. 173,29 E. 2 Chains to post setin rock mound Diarken “YU. 6.Q.Q.M. No. 5” trom whieh the corner to Sections 11, 12, Wand 1, Jp 17 N «. 11 E,, M.D. B.& M, bears N. 429-12) W,, $4.00 Chains distant; thence §. 75° E., 9.65 chains, or 59y,.3 1eet to the place of begin aing, and containing 20 62 scrce. CONNECTING LINE No, 2, From post No. 5, at Northwest eormer of Lube Cupou South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, lp. 17 N74 R. 1s k., M.D. B. and M, bears N. 429 42 W. 3405 Chalus distant. . t YUBA CANON CON-OLIDATED QUARTZ MINE, SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, t Marked = ¥. GC, CQ. MM Be, 1,’ standing at Northeast corier, trom which a Cedar tre “div. din. bears N. $6 142. ,-48—Hires tis tauf > theuce mag, Var, 17.9 hs, dag 2A 22-75 Cialis. or 1500 feet to a post im rock . 4 mound marked “Y, C, C. Q. M, No. 2 at sAutheast corner of Yuba Canon Loeation 1nd Northeast corner of Yuba Canon South . f sAtension Location ; thence 8 17g Wesi] > 273 Chaius, or 1500 feet to a post tn mound ma ked“Y, C,C,Q. MLNo. 8 i thence. N 70° W. 9.08 chains, or 599.3f et to a post] 2 set in rock mound marked"Y.€. OG. Q; M,; No. 43” ; thence N, 17469 KE, 22.73 chains, or Los fvetto a post in reck mound marked “Y.¢. C,Q. M.No6,” from which the corherto Sections 11, 12; laud 14 'Tp.17 1 11 F.,M. J). B. & M. bearg N, 42° 4’ Wi. 34.05 chains distant, thence N, 183, ° F. 22.733 chains or 1500 feet toa post ia buotk mound marked *Y, CLC. Q. M. No.6" at Northwesi corber of, Yuba Cauon Location (this is alsw . 9 the Sout #west vorner of the Sunlight Con t solidatefl Quariz Mine, Approved Survey); ] ¢ thence B 75 EB. 9.08 chains, or 699.3 feet’ fo the plate of beginning, and containing YubaWanon rn 20,59 neres, Yuba Oanon South Extension Loeatior ; 20.62 acres, { A total of 41,81 acres, and comprising portions of the N. W.) 4 and 3. W. 1-4of Section 13, ‘Ip.17.N., R. 11 B., M, D. B. & M. i fie location of this mine is recorded ip the Neecrder's office of Nevada county, at H Nevada City, in the eounty of Nevada, State t of C@ifornia, The adjoining claimant i: the Su light Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 the North. bd “uy and all persons claiming any portior i Of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz Mine, or surface ground, are hereby required to file their-adverse claims, with the Kexister of the United States Land Otfice at ~acramento, Cal,, during the sixty days’ C « arped by e statute. virtue of the provisions of THOMAS FRASEK, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Ol appl cation for patent be published for the period of sixty days (ten consecu tive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada Vity, State of Canfornia, THOMAS FRASER Register, . F FRED SEARLS, Atty. for Apulicant. The,first publication of this notice was sy November 18th, 1s92. Bunting Flags. 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The great suc ¥iven rise toa host of 1iifat tog ourtestimouials and the nan patients, to recommend worthles 27.00] tions, B r or by others, and called « ompound Oxygen 8 Bpurious, “COMPOUND OX YGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND KE: ew book of 200 pages, Cugpetive agent curesina i by other physicians toany a ldress On aj plication sroad et., Nevads City, rs PROPRIETOR OF _, To be found in this D Teams with elegant Bage the most reasonable terma The horses are free from vice, of geod sty) manu Cares Co drive, Good Baddle Horses always on hand PATENTS ln England, adulterated food produc: ; that are repres:nted to be pure are destroyed by the officiais. But there is no sych law hero and tea is “HOTA HGH Sly Mid nip dtited.~ tutes are added and the whole dyed grecn or black. The dyes and snbstitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “merve racking.” A. brand of pura tea isa necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. 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S93 Dr. Syphili wud bis Dispensary. is the oldest in Cali The sick and atthic-ed—shonid-ne upon him, the rayeled—extersivelyin—turope, the various here; obtainin cont donlof valusbiein rmation, whict is G mypctont to ifpar 9g those in need of hisservicasSEMINAL WEAKNESS, j Seminal Kimissious, ‘the and” in eonne quence a or depray extual indulgence, is practiced bythe you of both sexes to an almost aniimited extent, preducing with unerriiy Certainty the iDptoms anless oliowiny train of murbid-ey onibatted by selentific medicn) niensurer head, bine ug in the ars. nvyise like the liighs, confused vis loss of confidence aching. strangers, a dis alnlances, disposition loss of memory, nectic mud Various cruptionsihenut TEuG, tetid breath, coughs, itsweats. Tf relisfbe not btaines, persons so aM®icted should apply Mmediately, eitherin Person or by letter nd have u cure effected by his new and ling these diseases, . MARRIED MEN, marriage, who bot lorzet the sacred respon. 1-Hpin them, nor delay 6 ob reielr, CURED ‘AT HOMR. Persons at a distance may be CURED At OME, Uy addressing a letter ty Dr, Gibbon, ating case, symptoms, length of time the and the medicine ili be promptly sent, free from damage or uriosity, to’ Pay nert of ‘the eouutry, with ii and plain cirections for use, The Doewhen others fail. Try him, harges reasonable call or write, Address DR, J, F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney t, corher Commercial, San Francisca DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S 1629 ArchiSt, Philade!phia Pa. or Gonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis sentery, Oatarrh, Hay Fever, Debilitv, Headache, Rheunietism Neuervyous isorders. ) and only genuine Com pound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs elements of Oxygen and } itrogen 4AGNETIZED ; and the compound is 80 CoD it has heen in use for more than twenty patients have bee iousand physicians It does not act as most drugs da, by creat sanother ailment, ana benefiting one fan at the expense of anovher, often reto eradicate the ileifects of the tirst, but Compound Oxynis a rpvitulizer, rehewilig, strengthen. 8, invigorating the whole body, These stutements are coufirmed by num our .book t Xpress perimis their names and ad “UC puges oniy witi the n ofthe patients ; ess of our treatment has ‘ors, UnSCrupu 1s persons j-soime Calling their preparaus Compound Oxyyen, often appropriat 1¢8 OF our Ss concac As. ude cleewhere But any substance Babati-~ by children aud delicate persons with . It is never gold. DR. GIBBON'’S DISPENSARY "Ban: ®rancige &xtablished in leds treatment of Seuxanl and Semi is such 1ea, Glee! its forms, ate., Gibbon has practiced over thirty years in San Francisco doctor has hospitals custlig of leaves and ulleasiness about SS ine aly Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Sem Realizing the importance of good Was } remfamy" Wehave selected the ‘*Waltham tving the bestkuo n and most reliable tim jiecesin the market. These watches have a » orld-wide reputation which they have .wained svlely-on their merite.-‘Phe—cases-we—-guasanter tu Le of solid goldand coin silver respectively, ad if nos just-as represcuted may be returned ai uF expense and We Will refup tbe mouey paid. 46 are prepared lo inake the moat libera, preps: cstions on these watches a premiums, a8 will be een by the following offers: * Solia Gold Watch—Gents’, A gentleman’s solid gold hunting case watch, ‘Wailtham” movement, stem-winding and stemsvhting, with DAILY “TRANSCRIPT snd Daisy Huiletin, One year, $86.50; watch, DAILY TRAN CRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oue year, 984.40 Subscriber pays eXpress chargee on wach from -al: Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies . 4 lady's solid gold bun:ing case watch, ‘*Waltham"” uGvement, stem-Winding, secm-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, ‘one year, $29; with DAILY TRANSURIEY and Weekly Sulletin, one year, $20,90, Suvscriber v poy vXpreok charges on watch trom San #ranSolid Silver Watches ] 48olidco silver hurting case waten Walham’? movement, stem-wiuding and stemubling. a thoroughly reliable time-keeper, with DAILY WRANDSCKIVY and Daily Bulletin, one ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Sulletin, one year, $16.90, Subscriber to pay Spress charges O1. Watch trom San Francisco. same Watch, opeu tace, with DAILY TRANURIPT, and Daily Bulletia, one year, $1); with JAILY TRANSOKIVY aud Weekly Bulletin, one ear, $12.90. Subscriber to pay xpress charges “on Watch from Sau Frapcisco, Nickle. Watch, A oandsome niek!e stem-—-w' ii iWatch, open ace, oot movement, wita < AILY ' TKAisoCKIPY and Murty -Bulletia ry $11; with VAILY TRANSOKIPT anagg@V Bulletin, one year 95.00. Subsenber to pa Fess charges on witch from San Francisco Bicyc.es. rc The Bivycle we Lave selected ae prenium— ne “apollo”—while not the niost expensive is a drot-cluss article in ey ery tespect. it is hana some and substantially made, Jt runs easily ana iO priiie favorite, Tt iy standard finish with mekie trinimings, wud will be sent complete with saddle-buy, bovis, ete, Wall be sent With DALLY URANSCRIP) and Daily Bulletin, one year, foi 244, Wilh DAILY TRANSCRIPT and) W eekly rulle hin, one year, $26.90, [The upove prices are of & BOu9ch Wheel, Price per additional inen nade kuuwn oo application.) ~sulscriber: to poy express charges on uicyele trom Pan francisco. sie) y ef Beys' Velocipedes. -A 16-inch wheel, standard fi hish, wrought iron velocipede, with belli, eve, complete, sent. with VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one " ear, $1400; with DAILY THANBGLIPT and Weekly Bulic tin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers dThis isa type-v riting age, Everybody has shohas writing to do; or shoule have o ‘ereis your opportunity, The Sun type-wri * @ portect instrument, siuipie in constructiv aesily Worked, neatly mounted and boxed, wit “. sustrlctious for use, which cau be leai neu hy te Tp aiitttes; with DAISY TRANSCRIP? and Dail Bubeiun, one yeu, auacthe LbalLy bitay SULUPT and Weekly Bulletin, one Jeur, $1é subscriber pays exprese, “ ' Cane, Neither too large nur too smal, but just the f gubsie with lds pola he wu, Will be sent with DALY TANS Char ani Dad). Brebbetitny cone Gary Si2oU; with DALLY TRANSCKIPY ana Weekly Bulleuin, onc yor, 910.00," Subseribe: puys OS press, Telescope. Aver) useful articiv that anyone living in the ountly OF ifavelilig, will «ppreciate. Our fenuum telescope is a good, strong instrument, Wh ao Objeci-ylass ¢ iaches ia dianieter, ¥ luWs, 6 inches long when closed, leacher cased +40 will be seat with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and vaily Bulletin, one y eur, $12; with VAILY TRANjCKIPT anu Wectkly Buhietin, one year, $y. *ubseriber to bay express charges, A most interesting inktrument und of great use to the studeut. “This is no toy, but a powertui Hicruscope that reveals the many strange things Hob eXist iu the food we eat and the water we trink, Ib stands 6 inches high ond meaguifics 60 tiaueters, aud will beseut with DAIL TRANORT wud Daily Bulletin, one Jear, $11; wth DAILY TRANSCH IPT ana Weekly Buletin, one year, $9, Subseriber to pay Xpress charges, Musical /nstrumerts, In making our selections of musieal instruHents for premiunis, we uimed in ey ery instance O 4c GRO" aréicle—one that we need not heoi-~ ace bo send to a performer who is & COnnOiRseUr, We have made arrangements with the eading nanutacturers aud jobvers that enable us to offer these instruments ia connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms, Banjo, Banjophying iy an accomplishment that has CUMIL Vury fashionable during the last few years, {tls Ceadhy learned by anyoue hav aga good ear OFmbusic, ANd takes a splendid accompaniment O8 the voicgin singing, e will send a hanaome nickle-rim, cait-skip head, 10 bracket banjo with instrucuion book, with DAILY TKANSORIPT aug Daily Bulletin, one Year, $11.50; with VAILY TRANGOKIPT and Weekly Bulletia, one Jer, 8.00, Subscriber to pa) eX press charges, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set 4 CXbrs vrooks, music rack, case and instruction 00k) omplte—a fine solo instrumeut—with VAILY TRANSORIPY and Daily Bujietin, onecat, $10.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ano Weekly Bulletin, $14.5 press charges, Subscriber pays ex‘Flute, aaThe flute is one ot the sweetest and easiest muval instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with she piano and all other netruments, Vor 9 remium we have selected a fine GCocoa-wood, §Keyed, cork jointed flute with tuning glide, anc Will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Dail Bulletin, one year 18; DAILY TKANSORI urdWeekly butice yt seviber pays express charg: Pianos, A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal k eys, sant tinished— just the ting for children 0 play on; mares good thusic, Sent with DAILY tog raphers, ma be-had one year, $10.76, Sub529 Commer a Street, M.69 4 2" Wewill sendTHE D ILY eee ce with the San francisco i-W etin, and any o: ke foliowing valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION, — Solid Gold and Silver Watches! (en Drums} A Nickie tenor drum, 14-inch nead, with stic complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Rony Bulletin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TKA “CRIVT ahd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Subseribsr pays express Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum,® with ctkvoomplete; with PALLY TRANSCRIPT and Jaily Bulictin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSCRIPTand Weckly Bulletin, ove ycar $8.50. Subscriber pay» oxp-ress, —— wes The Winchester maintains its piscean the best repeating rifletmade and is tco wel) known to need further description. We will aend a 44 cal, octagon barrel. Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ca Bulietiu, one year, $22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $20.76. Above is center fire rifle. We willsenda rim five for €1.40 lege. Sub scr. ber pays express Flobert Rifles, — . A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flonert noise less Nay ow Jan vad the thing for boys whoare fond of shooting, ‘scnt with . AILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Daily Bullet n, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin one} ear, § 25, . Subscriber pay s express = Revowers, We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,” in an §ze from 22 to 8% cal, It will be pent syi DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullevin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 89, Eubseriber payy express, + rishing Tagkh Ou? premium fishing rod isa 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules It isja good serviceable rod and wi.l be sent with line, reel, ete., Ning oe with DAILY. TRAN« SCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays xpreva, ‘ Tent, This isa ver usetul prew un and will oe ap preciated ty all who go hunting, fishing or camp ing out. Itisa first-class A tent, bet 5 and made of 8 og, duck; sis 9x7 feet, nd will be sent with poles, ping ete., complete w th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year . 342,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Subscribes P-ye the expresd, Mn Haramock, A hammock is a premium that appeals to all, Whether slung from the treés in @ lawn or from the posts of a shady verandah, a h umock ig picthresque and suggestive of 'biisstul comfort A complete and elegant 18-foot Lanimock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and: Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weealy ‘Bulletin, one year, 8.25. Subscriber pays expresa, Tenni: Among outdoor games lawn’ tennis is becoming thefav: rite it gives sulKoient exercise withou bemp-vioient; Kec ps the attention fixed aud in ferest sustained throughout the game, Being kiwe in Which ladi a xcel, you can sevure the; 00 Will of your lady acquaintances and add to you popularity by getting «ect—of tennis end organ ing achib, A first-class tennis outfit, complete will be sent with DAILY TRANS RIPT and Daily Bulletin, oe. yeae, 45 with DAHY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, onej year} $17, Subscriber payer oxpresa, Base Bai}, Our base bail tft onsists of wo eazue balla, tin une ur, $10 Subscriber pays Hanging Lamp An elegant hanging lamp with —4-4ae andfrom 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass ofa rich yold color— ahigh' rnainental and serviceable lamp—sent ith DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Datly bulletin, one year $13.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $11.50, Subscriber Pays ex., prese, : Stylographic Pen. Always ready write; carries ink enough tne holder te laat for weeks or months; wail be viet with DAILY TRANBOR pr and Daily tulletin, one year, 310 26; with .AILY ° SCRIPT and eekiy Bulletin, ‘ ” sid $8.25, Standard Ram Guage, Approved by the siznalwervice at W, ingto: with Pan directions for use will be pa with DAILY-TRANSORIPT and Aaily Bulletin, one Wat, 10.7; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75, Subsoriber pays express, i Photographic Outfit, Amateur photography is a moat deli Popular recreation. With ie Pea fy Bos ratiis of today anyone can 800n acquire the art of making 3 goed picture and will soon hundreds of views taken by him or hereeil, The apparatus we offer is go a , , light it ca: easily carried when walking or riding, Kvery body hould have cue. for it will prove a seurce o ‘wmusement tu vila d of profit to many, A complete ys otographic outfit, consisting of view pyaar fur making 8} x 43 ictures, with. Quick wu tking lens, 6.rapid ory Fiales, SJanone ‘ron trays, 8 packaies of 8. PA, eveloper, 1 package of ly po, 1 printing frame, heets’ of i pao ne r, 1 sheet of rub paper, 1 Ussel hegative clasp and e F with fall thatrusriogs for ae oH gM will be sent with DAILY TRA RI an? Haily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY ¥ hg z het eekly Bulletin, one year, UN Subscriber may ©. harg: Francisco, edad om Nore— Additional materials for Sani O Pastries Franciaco, 0 Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atlag of the tw World—a library in itself— f ie large volume of 192 ; Ear and learn bound ina gubstant pages, elegantly illustrated i) manner wit ‘old side EKANSCRIPT and Daily Bul etin, one year retall sete $a bo, vil he eee Thay. eT Naga DelLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly SORIET and Daily Bulletin One Year, ‘ar ; palietin, @. Year, $9.50, Subseriber pays ex. DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly i sil ane r Croquet year, $9. Subscriber pays Xpress, e U A beautiful croquet set for eight layers will Guizot's History of France, ve tent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail, . Guigov’s “History of {rance’ ig. standard ‘ulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRAN. : n6 vols, Substantially bound in 0 . F or pli ane aon y Bulletin, one Year, $8. subsia wth ne engraga, Te wid oe cont t 8 8Apress. i Dail Shot 6 Weekly B $5.0; with DAILY TRANSOR ee eekly Bulletin, one 5 uns, paysexpress year; 13-60, Bubsqribe We made a special point of securing a good gun or @ premiium-— one that we can recommend and eel assured that our selection will be @llthat you wnask. Our premium un is well made and midsvmely tnished, it shoots strong and SULTS,” is the title of a published by Drg rkey & Palen, which Byes to als enquir fall information as to this re markable uuda record of surpiisiny wide range of chronie Casesny of thein after bein tbundoned to dic Will be mailed FREF Empire Livery Stable Opp Nat.ona i i thange Kota JAMES HENN bit ¥,—~—Proprietor,. THE EM Stable has the largest lot of rm rees, Carrlages and Buggies art of the State, ies; Wegons apd ks to let at the shortest nottes and p capeble of going as fast a5 any gentle RIAGER OF FT NRW ATS PROMPT) e blood and toning up the entire system 8% . sme li bettles 25 cents. : Sent posta 4g hen “ Ek. BOND pPTalnen, and all business in the U. s Seud mode! orwdin-az. patentability free guj ho charge unless we Gotain patent, We refer, here, to the officials of the { Cirenter. advice, terms anc arctic Mate your own State or county ad and We can obtain Patents in leg, those remote from Washington, # ime & advise as to barge—and we make the Postmaster, the Su 2ey Order Division, and 3.8. Patent Office’ Fo 1 references to ac. sculately, andis @ reliable #un in e ; ‘cular, Itistbhe very best SUN ever offered ag a ‘ewspaper premium andis weil worth working or. itis ® thagnificent double breech-loader' vith twist barrels, baca-action, side snap, rubber uti, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, 43 desired, and wili ve sent with DAILY PRANSCRIPY and Daily sulletin, oue year, 821; with DAILY TRANYOKIET and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $1y *uaecr. ber pays express, . machines inthe mar! Bes) with DAILY THAD ECHLPR and Dally ‘Be letin’ One year, $30; with DAIL 5 Weekly Bulletin, on 4 ta ae and eX press charges, tin can obtain it by yi additiou to the ‘clubbi . Bulletin, Sewing Machines, A high arm veins machine—one of the et; Warran © year, $27. Subscriber pays ee NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulle90 cents a Year ip ing price for{the Weekly Same gun as above, with is lige ro udend Lo above pr’ eo , si a E The Balletin is the leading evanin Journal 1 /oast. Itis disti.guished for the bul leteness of its local news, review ‘cWa, While itis the recognized authority Hiletin is the ouly neWspaperin California th he Supreme Court, Owing to the diflerence rincipal news centers in the East vtin twelve hours in advane i The Weekly Bulletin is a h { weekly pu Senda)" wderg “GA Snowse Cc Dreeeien Hlianey of its ed ia all financial and ede circles, fon Take tthe n {ireniation and in Pacifia iterature and art; and exte: of foreign a 3 —~s The D : at publishes in extenso the deohatas a of iu time between San F the world’ 2 ranol e of the morning paren ha doy 8 Bur % worning—the largest and bes a Pits G aokumn Paper, ay is furnishe issued every Wednesday © CALRIDS, You Don’t Get the News" a eel threeassorted — ts, two Felts of gloves, mask ote; complete nd will fe sept with DAILY "Gina TRANSCRIPT fd Daily Bulletin, one $12 with DAILY NSURIFT and Weet BallesSix Six time t Is Mat “T Daily.’ The one‘of te. new The TRANS the rea . pager f month or $7 f withou will ha Maker’ subscri! The* up in th tic Mon zines, i @ corps tors of taken i is an ev The ¢ tific. ane The low azine cal or 20 ce SORIPT g free for for the 1 cents pei Old su permane’ tage of " gheve ter tiie best per, repl news; an family m current £ ary matt nominal . $7 for on Sampl can be ha will be s jeanne THE It SAN Home Compan Bolid in Cautiec Libe Ad GEO, V 0 Swat AY GR Hurew Photo; Old Pi JOH N, . TIM LEA 6:3) Ban Fe

} } ¢ A Lable ot Distances, -From Nevada vity to Ritchie Nise vee A Blue Tent .....,. ear Valley Bridgeport Bowman Dam ..... Columpea Hill... :.... LS OEE eer e ‘ dwards’ Bridge. _. French Corral.. franiteville .. Grass Valley.... Huots MME. oo.. Jackson’s . a Lake City [veux ies Little Yorx /. Lowell Hill Moore’s Flat... er Hill elief Hill ed Rough & keady SnowTent. .. Snow Point Scott's Flat Stnarstyilie Sweetiand .;....OpebOOVINs 15.455 5.65655: 5508. Sacramento...;. San Franeisco..rise, (3 ieee seas de Yor Ret #n «1614 miles Notice For Publication, Land Ofiice at Marysville, Cal. : December 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fitial proof in pert of his claim, will. be made befdre Register Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. 8, Office om Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph (. Lam Hd. ag ery No. ¢ 3774 for the SE 4 of NW} Wh of NE} SE of NE Sec, 28118 N R 6 KE, M D M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon cultivation of, said ‘laud viz: J Malaley, Con. O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba 6o., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba of Orgon co., Cal., Join Williams, ‘House, Yuba co., Cal. CHAS. HAPGOO Regi Assessment Nétice. EVADA™ COUNTY “LAND AND PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. I tion of principe pluce of busin 8, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notaceis nereby given that.at a meeting ofthe Board of Directorsah ld on the day of February, 1808, an ugsses<iment.( of Thirteen Cents per share was levied upon the capi al stock of the corpurationu, p ble imnmediately-te the secre ary, at its ofNevada City, cul fice, No, 59 Broad street, in U.S. gold evin. Any stock upon w this ussessmeutshall remain ulpaidon the 20th day of Pawn 4593, will be delingueut for sale at public auction and advertise and uniess payment is mude before, wi sold on the 7th day of Apri, 1893) at hour of 100’clock A.M., at the olfice of Secretary oi suid corporation, to pay the lingueut assessment, together with costs af By order advertising and expenses ofsule. of the Board of Directors. ' GEO. C. GAYLORD, Secretar Office No, 69 Broad street, Nevada C Cal. ——t-P:FISHER SSP ar ersh trea SapemeyCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, bai psAN FRANCISCO, ——— and that said proof of Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal. sity, {17 supand Land and ames Cal., D,; ster. IM wOCR 166i: v 3) aya deh ll be the the odeISEMEN Ts] HE “SIN 2 8olicited for a. 8 On the Pacific Coast, the San Folynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Val riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand the Augtralf and Files of meets every newspaper publishe ¢ Coast are kept conubntly States an Colonies, the Eastern Europe, nm the Paci on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during __ business hour ah PATENTS! Cia. .iv ss United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted 3 special copy-rights, examinations; trade-marks, labels-and designs registered. Rejected cases ment suits States Court. If you have an invention, send us sketch-photograph or small model, together with a brief description.of the most important features and we will advise you If you are in posthe same are infringed, or if ‘us are charged with in“Lecourse to pursue. session of patents and ement, submit the matter to us f @ reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF 0 Box 35, Washington Db, ©. gee = 5) Chicago Cot*:z9 Organ? Has attained a stondud oj excellenc whhi BEvR AND WORK OF . . @dmits of no searriosr, '~ It containe rar fovemené thet in ventive genius, duce. ‘ These execllent Creers are volame riety combinatioa, a. mn Suish, perteci con’ 1 *culon, mak! 3 most attractive, ornamen‘al and le organs for lodge*, soc! sti-:, eto, ESTABLISH Sy 2 5 “yyy PION UNE FAG 1S VaLusp it 6: Bust MATERIAL, COMBINZD, NAKx THIS celebrated f The Popiis, wigan. LisTRUCTION BOOKS 4NO VIAND STOOLS Vaanalogues end Price Lists on application EHIOAGO VOTTAGE ORGAN wo,: A Severs Law. PME ings. -Den’t be carried away by any flar ng pnd attractive el ulars ‘that you may The T. receive relating to an sh books, because tee wOslish tee what you Wwantls A f, pie look more closely to the genuingness se of these staples than THE ONLY STADt yp WORK *,* Wedo, In fact, they have u" law “nuderto, the life of the illustrigus © tesman, Ve ge which they make selaures and .de¢ wanted all oyer thi stroy adulterated State, \ aa worker Products that are Cau 22 Ur Of earn sot what they are represented to be. Under ig FO Noe fon net? ext three ‘uonths. this statute thousands of pounds of tea have Der Paphlow ioe pees. welreulurs Ray been burned because of their wholesale adu}: «ation, Tea, by the way, fs one of the most notortously adulterated articles of commerce. Not slone are the bright, shiny green teas artifi cially colored, but thousands of pounds of apers published ndwiett Islands, prosecuted; infringeconducted in any United yD JA id money. can’ pro uality of +9mo, € wich resvonége, va ~#i@ design, beauty them esira ~9 2¢@a, SChools, churches £ LLéD WORKMEN pania. 9th day No. 7,0 levied \ tion, ar a] Will be pensea or Oi ry the substitutes for tea leavel’ are used to amel } the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willew : leaves being those most commonly used. Again, sweepings from tea Warehouses are “(. UNION MARKET. _leaves gathered from the tea-houses are Kept, colored and sold as tea, Even exhausted dried, and made over and find their way into the cheap teas,The English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor fer us, and the result is, that probably : ite fragrance and exquisite davog oe oe ‘parent. It will be a revelation to you. In -_———.. JOMMERCIAL STREET..NFVADA CI + (COLLEY BROS.,.....Provrietors LARD 2 G00) Journals & Our Premiums FOR THIS YEAR, =—s aides q THE SAN FRANCISCO Weekly call! PRICE $1.25 PER YEAR, 3 —OR— THE SAN FRANCISCO Morning Call! PRICK 86.00 PER YEAR. —— 3S E SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL Is a handsome eight. page paper. It is issued every Thursday, and contains all of the important—-sews of the week, gleaned from every quarter ef the globe, complete up to date of publication. nishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market. quotations, atid gives special attention te horticultural and agricultural Dews, and is in every respéct a first class family paper, appealing to the Interest of every member of the household, > —— se — HE MORNING CALL (SzuvuEn Iseurs a Weex) Is a live metropolitan daily. It is the MOST RELIABLE, and isrecognized as being the LEADING NEWs. PAPER of the Pacific Coast. Either of the above papers we will send postpaid as a premium on receipt of the follow. ing subseription prices for the combivations DAILY CALL y, AND THIS PAPER, PER YEAR, . $9.00 WEEKLY CALL Has" This Paper, Per Year, [86501 It fur. = of precise a stop-pi ; cannot be ueered cover, months ago, I received thanks, I would say, iN ADVANCE. i! 3 Asesanxent Notice. f Five upon tk nd unle of sale. THEU, WE Office 820 Sansome Stre Francisco, California. ) Mining Company. . P ace of business, San F -ocation of works, Ney Notice is here Pension, Land & Indian Depredation ing of t rufa. " CO stintog compa 8ST. GOTHARD GOLD a befor By order of'the Board of Directors. TZEL, Secretary, et, Room 10, San . ° feb13-td Now Ready ! On which the authors tave-been t orovelay ther particulars . or: Py] the is Sold omy by Subse We sincerely warn ‘ook and the public against a ‘ow to ba led agtry and cheated b cateh-penny” so-called $1.00 for o, fit] to _ DOMIN uN PUBLISHING 0, . Beet, Perk, Mutton, Vesi Etc, , At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOOK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, IBACON and le ne The Only Authentic Work Py ' shed. . Both for $200 a Year ‘YOU Must Pay in Advance for One Year “biographies” of reat Stutesman which On the market within a Very short and which consist of nothing but a collec tion of old and unreliab rage * ties Tvassere thems d any of th will be throw Seattle, Wash Office—With Fred Searls, ~Neveda City, California, f i «. Will practice in allthe.Courts 1 Attorney and Co E, B, POWER, unselor at Law and Steno grapber, the Corporlited States Secretary, atthe office of some Street, Room 10 Any stuek upon . remain unpaid h,1893. will be delin: rtised forsaie-at public auc88 payment is made sold on Saturday the 6 1893, to pay the delinquent A gether with costs of adverti th day of May ss8exsinent, tosing, and ex“ad ves time, Wspaper elipmachine. ocation of principal . ranciseo, California, ada County, Califorby given, that at a meethe Board of Directors, held on the of February, 1893, “an Assessment, cents (5 cents) per share, was 1¢ Capital Stock of tion, payable immediately in'U1 Gold Coin, to the the Company, 320 San San Franeiseo; Catifo which this Assessment shal on the 17th day of Mare quent, and adve ‘ e, beg SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CA) D pay one year’s it was establis. 8 8 date of cipal cities of the literature, household. M 2 . N'S45 SEWIN Including {Year's Subscription “The Daily Trans¢zipt.” . We have made such arrange : the Chica:zo ee SINGER SEWING MACY INES This_ machine. is made afterthe —/atets—rzodelsrtom Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, _ 0! ‘wamentation and appearance. All the parts are made t gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed The manufacturers WA Uniontown, Kansas, Dee. 6, 1839. We received the machine some two -nd-like it very much, 8 a8 good as'u forty dollar inachine. Jackson, Can., Nov. 16, 1889. machine in good order; and amwell pleased with the same. We.u’s Brinag, N. Y., Nov.20, . 89. machine received from you, it giver perfect satisfaetion jn al) respects, do ing all kinds of Mas. 1.0. Youmans: Wesrzoxo, Mo., Dec: 10, 1889, My sewing machine gives guod sat isfaction—does as dollar machine, Hiking; Ohio; Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine § got from you 48 a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as 5 E.Subscribea Those in arrears for tne TRANSCRIPT Court, Supervisoral and other Neva ia county news, ing and nteresting, The San Is a handsome eight-page paper. important news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of ublication, It furnishes the latest and most reliable tions, and gives sp ly the same materials, tili the bobbin is filled. operated by the treadle, . drop-leaf table; end drawers and cenwing drawer, Have yiven it a fair trial We think it Miss Jane Roweru, _—_—_— your premium .ewing woul Acct pt my. A. Nor?on, after using the 8 wing work very nicely. — , good work as a filty any FE, Murray. . der, (like. aochar with it. good work as a $40.00 Geo. B. Mum.. .} Bince in good 4 “ “cs 6b 4é such a machine, ALrus, Ark Te Chicago Singer sewing ui: receved in-yood order; isa splendid one; the “Ag ve her por about thirty-five collars fo: Longmont, Cor., hss IT received the:machine all right;an vm well pleased with it. cellent work. Dec7 Phe mreitiive] Many th Sis a4 ments as enable us to offer The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvement ina loose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a collar securely pinned to-the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by . < strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is pulled out enough to release the balance wheel. and turr ed slightly to the right or left where it is held by When'the machine i: liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be lef; out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machin: The driving w .ieel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easie: running and most convenient of any. Tt . Very best tension and thread liberator, Wearing parts hardened, and is finist 1@ machine is self-threading, has the is made oft e beat muerial, with th. 1ed in asuperior styeit. It has ve RRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS, gee It does &> Pentnan McCanry. it?9 ks. him Josera B . HMAN Somerset, Va., Oct. 8, 1889. The machine ordered of + ou arrived, and after a few days’ trial L find it te be as represented, -and-douktiess—wi continue to give satisfaciion, Mary J: Waker. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. The premium sewing machine eam to hand very -promptly andin-pood-or It is nicely finished, and works ond Weare delighted EOF. Young. order. BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs Dairy Transesser (Regular Price $6 a Year) UVTI ET (Regular Price $1.25 a Year ) ( Regular Prise $6.0 Year)! UVITEZ: (Reguta: Piice $6 u Year) combination price in advance, ‘ The Daily Transcri NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT pt {gtne Loading poner of Northern Centra) Caiifornia—a position ithas maintained sinu e in 1860. It gives the latest and mostreliable Mining, Francisco Week] It contains interesting special correspon world and a vast amount of the best selec The Morning Call Seven issues a wee live metropolitan daily It has the largest circulati oding newspaper the Pacific Coast. ee It is bright, indepena y Call fhe globe, complete up & ence froin ail of the pric ted and original genera financial news and market < uote ecial attention to mining, horticulurai an Wagricultura) news anc is ix every respect a first-class family Fever, appealing tothe interest of every m am ber of thy Office in California. Horticultur ent enterpr fe MachineNo. 3 and Laity Transcript 1 year. ..17 00 ey »s0<h8 OO na 0D OO to pay freight from the factory, which; THREE AND A Ha\F DOLLARS fo Nevada City. Both for $6 50a Year . ! ' THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT JAS. G. BLAINE THE-SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL. now mast pay up in full, and als Itisissued every Thursday, and contains all ot-t! ac il aaa et ee et SAGES RN NE NO ine iad ats ia Sr. Maraarer’s, Md., Dec. 14, 1889 We received the machine two weeks We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak o: you san honest, honorable firm, it 4 tor Neuralgia and kind.ed diseases of a) } that we have tried. We ean unhesitating, as e mos 61 @) I d ] p e e recommend it as a most pewerful and us. ful remedy. oany Bunting Flags ip the country, ee —. Camplior Choral Lininon ~The “Daily Transcript’’. ’ scribed b+ SanFrancisco’s Leadine Phy ©. Lintment in our family, and have fouutl 11941. 4 APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. U. 3. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMESTO, CALIF., Sucramento, Noy. 15th, 1892. AT OTICE. 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Louis Litertre;by Erastus. Pow@, bis attorney in fact, woose Post Office address is Nevada City, County of Nevada, state or California, has this day filed hia application for & Petent for 2000 linear fect of th. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ MI: K, or vein, bearing yoid, with surface ground 600 (ee: in width, situate in Waching~ tou Mining District, County of Nevads, und State of Calfforuia, and designated by the field notes and official plat ou file in this office, as Lots 65 and 66, In ‘low:.ship 17h, §. 11 KE. of bt. Diablo Bud M. suid Lot Ne, 65 being described as TOUGWs, to-wit: LODE LINE, ©. Reginnine at-a-H+ve oaktreets-inehes in dia. marked “Y. C,C. Q. M.-L. No. 1, standing on soath aide. f scuth Yuba River, at North end of elaim, ou lode, from whieh the mouth of a tunnel bears 8, 74° W.87 links; Thence. mag. var. 17° K ,8. 1837 > W, 22. 7% trains or 1500 feet to m live oak trce standing on South side of Omega Diss bh Flume, marked “Y¥.C.0.Q. M, L. No. 2,” ut Suuth end of Yuba Canou Lucation., “6 EXTER.OR BOUNDARIES seginning ta post in rock mound roark ed “Y, 0.0. Q. M. Nol," standin ¢ at Nortieast coruer of Yubs pen Locetion, which is also post'S8.C, No, Mac 8.E. corner of Sun light Congolidated Quartz Mine ( Approyea Survey; ) Thence, mag. vr. 17° K, 8. 1854 ° § chains, cr 150u feet o a post in ruck mound marked "“Y. C.C,Q. M®™No. 2,7? at Soutbeast corner of YubuCauon tocation; thence N 76° W ¥,08cha ns or 599.3 feet to a post in rock mound marked “), €. €. Q M. No. 5’ at Southwest corner of Yuba Can Location ; Thenee N, 189° 4 ., “2.7 chaing or 1500 feet to post in ruck mound marked “¥.C.C. Q. M. No. 6” a* North weat corner of Yuba Crnon Location, from . Which the coruer to sections di, 12, 18 and 14, 1p.a7 N. K. 11 E., M.D. B. and ¥*. bears NeSowW, 80.40 chai distunt ; Thence x. 76° F908 Chains, or 699.8 feet 'o tie pines of Leginuing, and eo: tan ny 20 o9acre . CONNECTING LINE No. 1. From port “¥. ©. GC. Q. M., No. 6” at NorthWest cornerof Yuba CunonLocation, the commer torections Hy, 12-48 aud 14, Tp. 17 N., % No. JL E.M. D,°M ; Leate N, 63° W., $0.40 Chains distant. ¥UBA CANCN SOUTH-EXT STON LOCATION, LODE Lin. d Beginnivg ata liveouk tree 10 inches in Numeter marked *¥. CO, C.Q. M. L. No. 4; standing at North end of claim. on love, ou south side of Omega flume ; thence mag. yar. 17° K., 8.17499 W, 22.7% chains, o1 1500 fee*toa post in rock mound » arked “Y, U, C.Q, M.L. No. 3," standing iu old road. from which a fir tree three feet in dia “COAtS-N 66 9-W,, 69 links-distant, , EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at Northeast corner at post in a fovk mound marked “Y. C, @, QQ. ML. No 2” froin Which @ yeliow pine tree four feet in dia, bears s. 7 W. 79. links. dis thence may var. 179° E 8, 174g > W. huins, or 1500 feet toa post set fh a rock mound marked *Y.C, C. Q. M. Na, 8 + Lhence N 75S W. 9.08 chains or 549 apestsetinarock mound marked C. Q. M, No, 43” thenee—N. 173,29 E. 2 Chains to post setin rock mound Diarken “YU. 6.Q.Q.M. No. 5” trom whieh the corner to Sections 11, 12, Wand 1, Jp 17 N «. 11 E,, M.D. B.& M, bears N. 429-12) W,, $4.00 Chains distant; thence §. 75° E., 9.65 chains, or 59y,.3 1eet to the place of begin aing, and containing 20 62 scrce. CONNECTING LINE No, 2, From post No. 5, at Northwest eormer of Lube Cupou South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, lp. 17 N74 R. 1s k., M.D. B. and M, bears N. 429 42 W. 3405 Chalus distant. . t YUBA CANON CON-OLIDATED QUARTZ MINE, SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, t Marked = ¥. GC, CQ. MM Be, 1,’ standing at Northeast corier, trom which a Cedar tre “div. din. bears N. $6 142. ,-48—Hires tis tauf > theuce mag, Var, 17.9 hs, dag 2A 22-75 Cialis. or 1500 feet to a post im rock . 4 mound marked “Y, C, C. Q. M, No. 2 at sAutheast corner of Yuba Canon Loeation 1nd Northeast corner of Yuba Canon South . f sAtension Location ; thence 8 17g Wesi] > 273 Chaius, or 1500 feet to a post tn mound ma ked“Y, C,C,Q. MLNo. 8 i thence. N 70° W. 9.08 chains, or 599.3f et to a post] 2 set in rock mound marked"Y.€. OG. Q; M,; No. 43” ; thence N, 17469 KE, 22.73 chains, or Los fvetto a post in reck mound marked “Y.¢. C,Q. M.No6,” from which the corherto Sections 11, 12; laud 14 'Tp.17 1 11 F.,M. J). B. & M. bearg N, 42° 4’ Wi. 34.05 chains distant, thence N, 183, ° F. 22.733 chains or 1500 feet toa post ia buotk mound marked *Y, CLC. Q. M. No.6" at Northwesi corber of, Yuba Cauon Location (this is alsw . 9 the Sout #west vorner of the Sunlight Con t solidatefl Quariz Mine, Approved Survey); ] ¢ thence B 75 EB. 9.08 chains, or 699.3 feet’ fo the plate of beginning, and containing YubaWanon rn 20,59 neres, Yuba Oanon South Extension Loeatior ; 20.62 acres, { A total of 41,81 acres, and comprising portions of the N. W.) 4 and 3. W. 1-4of Section 13, ‘Ip.17.N., R. 11 B., M, D. B. & M. i fie location of this mine is recorded ip the Neecrder's office of Nevada county, at H Nevada City, in the eounty of Nevada, State t of C@ifornia, The adjoining claimant i: the Su light Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 the North. bd “uy and all persons claiming any portior i Of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz Mine, or surface ground, are hereby required to file their-adverse claims, with the Kexister of the United States Land Otfice at ~acramento, Cal,, during the sixty days’ C « arped by e statute. virtue of the provisions of THOMAS FRASEK, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Ol appl cation for patent be published for the period of sixty days (ten consecu tive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at Nevada Vity, State of Canfornia, THOMAS FRASER Register, . F FRED SEARLS, Atty. for Apulicant. The,first publication of this notice was sy November 18th, 1s92. Bunting Flags. In view of the movemeént for a more] m general use of the Stars and Stripes, especially in connectién with the education of Aimerican youth, we have made speeial arrangements to furnish the BEsr QUALITY of Bunting Flags to readers of the Daity Ie \wsorirr at the following low prices < RIA feet long, in : ® fee§ long, 533.5.. WS rt CA Be 6 .

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Piles, ete , ithas no a Itis put up by Our offi —— opposite the U. 8. ratent on tle P14 on receipt of price. rhe C.C. Liniment Co 21 Bush Street, s. F ferutendent of Mox POR SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS For all chronic eases in connection with PHUR POWDER?’ for thoroughly Cleansing Book and Job Printing! ay og pone NE CO, ai i Bush Street fice, E. . Pastor ofthe First M. BE. Church, a C. 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The great suc ¥iven rise toa host of 1iifat tog ourtestimouials and the nan patients, to recommend worthles 27.00] tions, B r or by others, and called « ompound Oxygen 8 Bpurious, “COMPOUND OX YGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND KE: ew book of 200 pages, Cugpetive agent curesina i by other physicians toany a ldress On aj plication sroad et., Nevads City, rs PROPRIETOR OF _, To be found in this D Teams with elegant Bage the most reasonable terma The horses are free from vice, of geod sty) manu Cares Co drive, Good Baddle Horses always on hand PATENTS ln England, adulterated food produc: ; that are repres:nted to be pure are destroyed by the officiais. But there is no sych law hero and tea is “HOTA HGH Sly Mid nip dtited.~ tutes are added and the whole dyed grecn or black. The dyes and snbstitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “merve racking.” A. brand of pura tea isa necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per onp than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use Jess per month aud the economy is-manifest, as your monthly tea bill is loss to say nothing of the MeligntTO BRINK fal flavor, There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘ag pure as childhood” and ean be drunk impuulty. It is a delight te lovers of veally good tea. in bulk. $5ld only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark, f « Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, $5 cents, For sal. By SHUURTLEFF & SON, And GEO. C.GAYLORD, TO THE UNFORTUNATE No. 623 Kearney Street, Vorner Commercial.... + . for the nal Diseases as Gonor » Stricture, in all Beminal Weaknes linpotency, * Skin Diseases o *» years’ standing anc Ulcerated legs suceessfully tren: ed. 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Our fenuum telescope is a good, strong instrument, Wh ao Objeci-ylass ¢ iaches ia dianieter, ¥ luWs, 6 inches long when closed, leacher cased +40 will be seat with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and vaily Bulletin, one y eur, $12; with VAILY TRANjCKIPT anu Wectkly Buhietin, one year, $y. *ubseriber to bay express charges, A most interesting inktrument und of great use to the studeut. “This is no toy, but a powertui Hicruscope that reveals the many strange things Hob eXist iu the food we eat and the water we trink, Ib stands 6 inches high ond meaguifics 60 tiaueters, aud will beseut with DAIL TRANORT wud Daily Bulletin, one Jear, $11; wth DAILY TRANSCH IPT ana Weekly Buletin, one year, $9, Subseriber to pay Xpress charges, Musical /nstrumerts, In making our selections of musieal instruHents for premiunis, we uimed in ey ery instance O 4c GRO" aréicle—one that we need not heoi-~ ace bo send to a performer who is & COnnOiRseUr, We have made arrangements with the eading nanutacturers aud jobvers that enable us to offer these instruments ia connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms, Banjo, Banjophying iy an accomplishment that has CUMIL Vury fashionable during the last few years, {tls Ceadhy learned by anyoue hav aga good ear OFmbusic, ANd takes a splendid accompaniment O8 the voicgin singing, e will send a hanaome nickle-rim, cait-skip head, 10 bracket banjo with instrucuion book, with DAILY TKANSORIPT aug Daily Bulletin, one Year, $11.50; with VAILY TRANGOKIPT and Weekly Bulletia, one Jer, 8.00, Subscriber to pa) eX press charges, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set 4 CXbrs vrooks, music rack, case and instruction 00k) omplte—a fine solo instrumeut—with VAILY TRANSORIPY and Daily Bujietin, onecat, $10.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ano Weekly Bulletin, $14.5 press charges, Subscriber pays ex‘Flute, aaThe flute is one ot the sweetest and easiest muval instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with she piano and all other netruments, Vor 9 remium we have selected a fine GCocoa-wood, §Keyed, cork jointed flute with tuning glide, anc Will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Dail Bulletin, one year 18; DAILY TKANSORI urdWeekly butice yt seviber pays express charg: Pianos, A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal k eys, sant tinished— just the ting for children 0 play on; mares good thusic, Sent with DAILY tog raphers, ma be-had one year, $10.76, Sub529 Commer a Street, M.69 4 2" Wewill sendTHE D ILY eee ce with the San francisco i-W etin, and any o: ke foliowing valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION, — Solid Gold and Silver Watches! (en Drums} A Nickie tenor drum, 14-inch nead, with stic complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Rony Bulletin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TKA “CRIVT ahd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Subseribsr pays express Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum,® with ctkvoomplete; with PALLY TRANSCRIPT and Jaily Bulictin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSCRIPTand Weckly Bulletin, ove ycar $8.50. Subscriber pay» oxp-ress, —— wes The Winchester maintains its piscean the best repeating rifletmade and is tco wel) known to need further description. We will aend a 44 cal, octagon barrel. Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ca Bulietiu, one year, $22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $20.76. Above is center fire rifle. We willsenda rim five for €1.40 lege. Sub scr. ber pays express Flobert Rifles, — . A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flonert noise less Nay ow Jan vad the thing for boys whoare fond of shooting, ‘scnt with . AILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Daily Bullet n, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin one} ear, § 25, . Subscriber pay s express = Revowers, We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,” in an §ze from 22 to 8% cal, It will be pent syi DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullevin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 89, Eubseriber payy express, + rishing Tagkh Ou? premium fishing rod isa 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules It isja good serviceable rod and wi.l be sent with line, reel, ete., Ning oe with DAILY. TRAN« SCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays xpreva, ‘ Tent, This isa ver usetul prew un and will oe ap preciated ty all who go hunting, fishing or camp ing out. Itisa first-class A tent, bet 5 and made of 8 og, duck; sis 9x7 feet, nd will be sent with poles, ping ete., complete w th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year . 342,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Subscribes P-ye the expresd, Mn Haramock, A hammock is a premium that appeals to all, Whether slung from the treés in @ lawn or from the posts of a shady verandah, a h umock ig picthresque and suggestive of 'biisstul comfort A complete and elegant 18-foot Lanimock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and: Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weealy ‘Bulletin, one year, 8.25. Subscriber pays expresa, Tenni: Among outdoor games lawn’ tennis is becoming thefav: rite it gives sulKoient exercise withou bemp-vioient; Kec ps the attention fixed aud in ferest sustained throughout the game, Being kiwe in Which ladi a xcel, you can sevure the; 00 Will of your lady acquaintances and add to you popularity by getting «ect—of tennis end organ ing achib, A first-class tennis outfit, complete will be sent with DAILY TRANS RIPT and Daily Bulletin, oe. yeae, 45 with DAHY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, onej year} $17, Subscriber payer oxpresa, Base Bai}, Our base bail tft onsists of wo eazue balla, tin une ur, $10 Subscriber pays Hanging Lamp An elegant hanging lamp with —4-4ae andfrom 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass ofa rich yold color— ahigh' rnainental and serviceable lamp—sent ith DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Datly bulletin, one year $13.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $11.50, Subscriber Pays ex., prese, : Stylographic Pen. Always ready write; carries ink enough tne holder te laat for weeks or months; wail be viet with DAILY TRANBOR pr and Daily tulletin, one year, 310 26; with .AILY ° SCRIPT and eekiy Bulletin, ‘ ” sid $8.25, Standard Ram Guage, Approved by the siznalwervice at W, ingto: with Pan directions for use will be pa with DAILY-TRANSORIPT and Aaily Bulletin, one Wat, 10.7; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75, Subsoriber pays express, i Photographic Outfit, Amateur photography is a moat deli Popular recreation. With ie Pea fy Bos ratiis of today anyone can 800n acquire the art of making 3 goed picture and will soon hundreds of views taken by him or hereeil, The apparatus we offer is go a , , light it ca: easily carried when walking or riding, Kvery body hould have cue. for it will prove a seurce o ‘wmusement tu vila d of profit to many, A complete ys otographic outfit, consisting of view pyaar fur making 8} x 43 ictures, with. Quick wu tking lens, 6.rapid ory Fiales, SJanone ‘ron trays, 8 packaies of 8. PA, eveloper, 1 package of ly po, 1 printing frame, heets’ of i pao ne r, 1 sheet of rub paper, 1 Ussel hegative clasp and e F with fall thatrusriogs for ae oH gM will be sent with DAILY TRA RI an? Haily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY ¥ hg z het eekly Bulletin, one year, UN Subscriber may ©. harg: Francisco, edad om Nore— Additional materials for Sani O Pastries Franciaco, 0 Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atlag of the tw World—a library in itself— f ie large volume of 192 ; Ear and learn bound ina gubstant pages, elegantly illustrated i) manner wit ‘old side EKANSCRIPT and Daily Bul etin, one year retall sete $a bo, vil he eee Thay. eT Naga DelLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly SORIET and Daily Bulletin One Year, ‘ar ; palietin, @. Year, $9.50, Subseriber pays ex. DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly i sil ane r Croquet year, $9. Subscriber pays Xpress, e U A beautiful croquet set for eight layers will Guizot's History of France, ve tent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail, . Guigov’s “History of {rance’ ig. standard ‘ulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRAN. : n6 vols, Substantially bound in 0 . F or pli ane aon y Bulletin, one Year, $8. subsia wth ne engraga, Te wid oe cont t 8 8Apress. i Dail Shot 6 Weekly B $5.0; with DAILY TRANSOR ee eekly Bulletin, one 5 uns, paysexpress year; 13-60, Bubsqribe We made a special point of securing a good gun or @ premiium-— one that we can recommend and eel assured that our selection will be @llthat you wnask. Our premium un is well made and midsvmely tnished, it shoots strong and SULTS,” is the title of a published by Drg rkey & Palen, which Byes to als enquir fall information as to this re markable uuda record of surpiisiny wide range of chronie Casesny of thein after bein tbundoned to dic Will be mailed FREF Empire Livery Stable Opp Nat.ona i i thange Kota JAMES HENN bit ¥,—~—Proprietor,. THE EM Stable has the largest lot of rm rees, Carrlages and Buggies art of the State, ies; Wegons apd ks to let at the shortest nottes and p capeble of going as fast a5 any gentle RIAGER OF FT NRW ATS PROMPT) e blood and toning up the entire system 8% . sme li bettles 25 cents. : Sent posta 4g hen “ Ek. BOND pPTalnen, and all business in the U. s Seud mode! orwdin-az. patentability free guj ho charge unless we Gotain patent, We refer, here, to the officials of the { Cirenter. advice, terms anc arctic Mate your own State or county ad and We can obtain Patents in leg, those remote from Washington, # ime & advise as to barge—and we make the Postmaster, the Su 2ey Order Division, and 3.8. Patent Office’ Fo 1 references to ac. sculately, andis @ reliable #un in e ; ‘cular, Itistbhe very best SUN ever offered ag a ‘ewspaper premium andis weil worth working or. itis ® thagnificent double breech-loader' vith twist barrels, baca-action, side snap, rubber uti, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, 43 desired, and wili ve sent with DAILY PRANSCRIPY and Daily sulletin, oue year, 821; with DAILY TRANYOKIET and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $1y *uaecr. ber pays express, . machines inthe mar! Bes) with DAILY THAD ECHLPR and Dally ‘Be letin’ One year, $30; with DAIL 5 Weekly Bulletin, on 4 ta ae and eX press charges, tin can obtain it by yi additiou to the ‘clubbi . Bulletin, Sewing Machines, A high arm veins machine—one of the et; Warran © year, $27. Subscriber pays ee NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulle90 cents a Year ip ing price for{the Weekly Same gun as above, with is lige ro udend Lo above pr’ eo , si a E The Balletin is the leading evanin Journal 1 /oast. Itis disti.guished for the bul leteness of its local news, review ‘cWa, While itis the recognized authority Hiletin is the ouly neWspaperin California th he Supreme Court, Owing to the diflerence rincipal news centers in the East vtin twelve hours in advane i The Weekly Bulletin is a h { weekly pu Senda)" wderg “GA Snowse Cc Dreeeien Hlianey of its ed ia all financial and ede circles, fon Take tthe n {ireniation and in Pacifia iterature and art; and exte: of foreign a 3 —~s The D : at publishes in extenso the deohatas a of iu time between San F the world’ 2 ranol e of the morning paren ha doy 8 Bur % worning—the largest and bes a Pits G aokumn Paper, ay is furnishe issued every Wednesday © CALRIDS, You Don’t Get the News" a eel threeassorted — ts, two Felts of gloves, mask ote; complete nd will fe sept with DAILY "Gina TRANSCRIPT fd Daily Bulletin, one $12 with DAILY NSURIFT and Weet BallesSix Six time t Is Mat “T Daily.’ The one‘of te. new The TRANS the rea . pager f month or $7 f withou will ha Maker’ subscri! 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