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OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA N ELIZABETH JONES, whose postoffice ‘ddress is Nevada City, California, has this day filed application fora patent for 800 linear feet of the Montana Quartz Lode or vein with surfacegr. und 200 feet in width, situate inthe Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, and designated vy the field notes and official ji this office as Lot No. 85, in Township 16 North of Range 9 East of Mount Diablo Meridien, said Lot No. 85, being described os epee a LODE LINE. Beginning at a post marked M.Q.M. No. atanuins ib Matonntte ditch; thence mag var. 10 deg. B., N. 4049 deg. E. 12.12 chains or 00 feet to a post setin-rock wouud, warked M. Q. M, No. 3, irom which post W. V. Nox Ly .t West end of Lode Line o1 Willow Valley quartz Mine (4pproved survey) bears N. 75 deg. KE. 2.16 chains distant. : : “ EXTERIOR) BOUNDARIES. Beginning at West corner at post set in rock mouud marked M. Q M., No. 1; thence uay. Var. 16 deg. E., N. 464g deg. BE. Bude naius or 800 feet Wo post in ruck mound, warked M. Q. M. No. 2; thence deflecting w leg. right, ». 434g deg. HE. 3.03 chaims or 20vu feet to postin stone mound markea M. &. ou. No.4; thence deflecting YO deg aght. d. 6M deg. W. 12.12 chains or 800 fee 1:0 vost u rock mound marked M. Q. M. No. 5; uence detiecting y0 deg. right, N. 434 deg W, 3.03 chainsor 700 féet to place of beginulng, upd pe era / 3.67 cores (less 6,02 wres described “as follows: Beginning at W.corzerof Montana Claim, at pust M. Q. 4. No.1; thence mag. var. 16 deg. K., N. 4649 ieg. EK. 0.53 chains or 35 feet to post markeu dQ. M. NO. 7; thence deflecting 1381. deg. » Umin. right, S. 2 deg. 1] min. K. 0.80 chains oy 52.8 feet puint imedge of road on 8. W. ne of Montana Quartz Mine, for M. Q, M. su. 8; thence defiectiag 188 deg. 41 min, ight, N. 43% deg. W.0.60 chains ur 39.6 feet v place of beginning, contained in ayriculural Claim of M. Hussey for 5. W. Ao 8. W. 4 of Section 4, Tp. 16.N., KR. 9 E. M. B. & u., and expressly excepted from this apvucation, leaves area of 3.65 acres) conained il'S. E.14 of 8. W. & of Section 4, Tp. oN, 9 KM. D. BL & M. Adjoining claimants are M. Hussey on the West. CONNECTING LINE, Beginning at Fast corner at post M.Q. M. .0, 4; thence mag. Var, 16 oer E., 8. 484 ieg. .E. 4.90 charts; thence deflecting 2z 1e4. 45 min. right, >. 20 34 deg., b. 2.0 ch’s; uence deflecting 87 deg. 16-minleft, 5. 5 ey, EK. -2.60 chains;thence deflecting 51 .eg. right, 8.7 deg., KE. 3.60 chuins; thence ceflecting sdeg. left, 5. 15 deg., E. 3.90 bans.’ “Phence deflecting 81 deg.,-15 min. eft, N. 88 34 deg., E2.50 chains; thence dedecting 82 deg,, 15 min, right, 8,14 dey., ‘KE. .38 chains to black vak 10 inehes diameter, wearing. tree to'4 Section Lomer; thence N. 5 deg., W. 0.37 chains to. 1-4 Section Corner su Suuth side of Section 4, 1p.16 s., KY KB. 4. D. B. & M., making reduced course 8, 23 deg. 37 min,, E. 15.51 chains distant. /ONNECTING LINE, TO DEADWOOD QUARTZ MINE, Beginning at East corner at post M.Q.-M. 10.4; thence mag, var. Ib deg K. 8 4344 deg 4 4.00 chains; thence deflecting 22 deg, 40 uin, right, 8 234 deg, E22 chains; thence 7 deg, ls min, ieft, 5 58 deg, E 2.60 chains; uence deflecting 51 deg. right, 5 7 deg, & ».00 chains; thence deflecting 8 deg left, 8 ¥ deg, E 1.90 chaing; theuce deflecting 77 i€g, 40 win, right,s 62% deg, W i.90 Challis; neice deflecting 12 deg. right, 8 7434 dég, VY 2.80,chaius; theuce deflecting ¥i3g dey eft, 517 dey, K.1.26 chains tu stake LD. M. Nu ut N K Corner of Veadwood Quartz Mine, upproved survey) muking reduced courée 13 deg 58 win, E 15.54 chains distant. ‘The location of this mine is retorded in ue Kecorder’s Office of Nevada County, Jaliforniu, in Book No.3 of Mining Keeords, itpage 263. 5 : ihe adjuining cluimants are M. Hussey on he West. Any and all persous claiming adversely -ny portion ofsaid Montana Quartz Mine, or urface ground, except that portion thereof vin coutlict with said M. Husszy’s suid ugiculturai Claim, are required to file their uverse Cluims with the Register of the /Rited States Land Office at Sacramento, alifurnia, during the sixty days period of »ublication hereof, or they will be barrett yirtuejof the provisions of the Statute, — Sib bish tHe PEE, ie a itis hereby ordered thatthe foregoing noice of Application for Patent be published “UT the pe) xty Vays (ten Consecutive’ »eeks) in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, : daily newspaper published at Nevada ity, Nevada County, California. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was ufade on Suturduy, November 16th, 1889, P. F, Simonps, Atty forApplicant,U. 8. 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G. Beatty’ Clerk bf the Superior Court afuresaid hereunto set my hand, and impress the Seu! of suid Court, at office; in the City of Ne ts on the 2d day ef November, 4, }) pehens F. G. Bearry, eat Clerk _ By W. D. Harris, Deputy, P. F. Simonds, Attorney for Plaintitr, No. 1787. Application For « Pateat, U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SacramENto,, en November 14ti:, 138y, NU Is HEREBY: GIVEN .THA’ GEORGE W. JONES, whose postofiice address is Nevada City, Califernia, has this day filed application-for a*patent-for 545.1 feetof{the Lone Star Quartz Lode or vein with surface ground 555,7 feet in width’ sitvate in the Willow Valley Mining Dis: trict, Nevada County. California, aud desiynated by the ffeld notes and official plat on filein this :ffice, as Lot No, 87, ig Tow i ship 16North of Kange 9 East of Monnt Diab o Meridian, said Lot No. 87 being described ag follows: LODE LINE, Berinning at it set in rock mound marked L. #. No. 11,0n North line of Wiilow Valley Quartz Mine (approved survey): thence mag. var. 16 degrees E,, No 1-4 dey. W, 8,26 chains or 545,2 feet to poss set in rovk mound, marked £ S$ No& no south line of Doolittle Placer Mine, (patented by lea) subdivisions). SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning at post set in rock mound marked 1 8 No12; thence mag var 16 deg F, N 2deg W, 8.23 chains or 545.2. feet to post set in rock n@und marked L8 No7, on Southbounuary of Duolittle Placer: Mine; thence deflecting ¥l degrees 57 mimutes, right, N 3 deg, 57 min E, 8.42 chains, or 555.7 feet to poss setin rock mound marked L & Nog; . hence ‘deflecting 84 deg, 48min, right, 8 5 deg, 15 min, E, 6.0 chains or 8v6.0 feet te ae! a in rock mound marked L.5 No10, on orth line of Willow Valley Quartz Mine, from which the 1-4 Section corner on East ‘side of Section4, Tp 16N, R9E,M DB& M, bears N 6944 degrees E, 42.98 chuing distait, Thence deflecting 67 deg, 45 min, right, 5 6: 14. deg W, 4.88 chaing or 822.1 feet t> post L 5, No 11, on South end of lode; thence de: flecting 27 deg, 27 min, right, 8 89 deg, 57 inin W, 434 chains oF 286.4 feet tothe place of beginning and containing 6.61 acres, comprising & portion of SM 1-4 of N E 1-4 of bW 1-4of Section 4, Tp 16 N, KRY E, MDB &M. Adjoining claimants are Willow Vuiey Quartz Mine on ‘South. Plaver Mine on the North. * . CONNECTING INE NO 1. — Beginning at-8 E-eorner-of claim;atie4 L 8 No 10; @hence mag. var. 16 deg E, N 62 deg, 30 min, K, 10.60 chains to, point on North line of Willow Valley Quartz Mine; thence deflecting 104 deg, #0 min, right » 18 deg, E 0,50 power yg point in road; thence Gefiecting 98 deg; min, ieft, N 68 dex, 4) min, EK, 5.30 chains to point in road; thence deflecting ergs 15 min, left, N deg, 3 e é _ _JNo. 1785.) : Application for a Patent. U. 8, LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, November I4th, iso" TOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT LN Elizabeth Jones, whose Post Office #diress is Nevada City, Cal , has this day filed pplication fora Patent for 53,7 feet of the rooseneést Quartz Lode or vein, with surface . ound 479.8 feet in width, situate in the Willow, Valley Mining District. Nevada vunty, California, and designated bythe jeld notes and official plat on file in this of‘ice, as Lot No, 86, in Township 16 North, of dunge No. 9 East, of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No, 8 being described as follows: LODE LINE. Beginning at Post sét in rock mound marked G. N.Q.M. No. 5, at West end of Lode, from which a pine tree 7 in, dia. vears N, 42 deg, E. 17 links dist:;thence Mag. Var, 16 dcg, E., N. 86 deg. 42 min, K,, 14.45 ‘hs. or 953.7 {t. topost set in rock mound marked G.N Q.M. No. 2, from which an aa en bears 8, 45.44 deg, E. 22 links st. ; EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at N. W. Cor., at post set in rock mound marked G. N Q. M, .o.6, from which 44 Sec. Cor. on West side of Séc, 4, T. 16N.R.9K. M. D. B. & M. bears N, 30 deg. 83 min. W. 11.49 chs. dist.; thence Mag, Var. 16 deg. EK. N, 89 deg.57 min. KE. 14.45chs. of 953.7 [t to post set-inrock mound marked G.N.Q.M. No, 1; thence deflecting 87 deg. 52 min. Right;S. 2deg.11 min. E,, 6.44 ehs or 42 ft. to postsetin-rock mound marked u. N,Q. M. .to, 3; thence deflecting 88 deg. 58 min. Right, 3, 86 deg. 42 min, W. 14.45 chs or 953.7 ft. to post set in rock mound marked G,N.Q,M. No. 4; thence de evting 91 dex. 07 min, Right, N.2 deg, 11 min. W, 7 27 chs. or 479. 8 ft. to place of beginning, and containing 9.90 acres; Comprising a portion’of 8. 44 of N. W. \% ofs. W 14.0f Sec. 4,7.16N, R. 9K. M.D, Be& M. Adjoining claimants are Woolittle Placer Mine on noe iy East, and Blue Lead Quartz Mine on -W est. CONNECTING LINE Beginning at N, W. Cor. of Goosenest Quartz Min M. No. 6; ‘ at, aes Sees, 4 & 5, 385.4 ft thence de iste 901d i 03 min. Pht, North 9.89 chs. or57.7 fr #4, See G6e, between Secs. 4&6, T. 16 NR. f. M.D, B, +» Me reduced N. 30 deg 35 min’'w,. 1. 49 che, om Sates The location of this mine is’ recorded in the xecorder’s oflice of Nevada Count; »Cal., in Book No. 10 cf Mining Récords, at page ~ Any and all persons Claiming adversely Qa Sct a and all business in the U. 8 Pavent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES, Z QOuroffi is-opposice the U. 8. ratent Office, and we can obtain Patents In lesst ‘me than those remote from Washington, Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge—and we make no charge unless we obtain patent We refer, here, to the Postmaster periutcndent of Mone to the officials of the U. the 8u Order Division, and 8° Patent Office. For circular, adyice, terms and references to actuw dre lients in your own State or county adC. A, Snow & Co. Opp, Patent Othce. Washineton, Dp, C OURNEW B55 wolid GOLD ‘of equal value. O in each locality can secure ether with our jarge and valuable line of Ho! 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Wa are started SEA WONDERS exist in thou. sands of forms, but are surpassed All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Benk of Nevada City,and Natiuna Bank of Grass Valley ley. free. ‘Capital not required; Some haye tuinke over in a single d *) all reaed sis — work any portion Of suid Goosenest Quartz Mine, or surface ground, are required to file their adverse clainis with the Register of the U. 8. land Office at Sacra: Cal., durin ae edie ria So 8 blication hereof, they w ¢ barre i ‘ visions of es pee 4 Tr ~~ SELD. Re F Itis hereby order he fe Notice of Application for Pa nt, be pu hed forthe period of sixty days (ten conseeu’ tive weeks),in the NEVADA DAILy TRA&N . SCRIPT, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada County, California. im. @. SELDEN HETZEL, Register, The first publication of this notice was made on November 16th, 1889, P, F, S1MONDS8, Attoruey for Applicant, = ‘Notice to Creditors, und verified by outh, to the Assignee, at the jay Ofee ot apr 8, Ford, Cortes bing # nNmercia it } samebelen Streets, Nevada City, the signee in Nevada C : eases grey ounty, within the time D.'E, : Jan, 11th, 189°" © JOSEPH, Assignee, v Wwe WISH TO EMPLOY A LL ¢ man ib-your omisie, No pete teh required; permanent tion for tbh years. Salary increased each year, . easy, genteel business, Money advan forsalary, advertising, etc, Uargent . making reduced cour lace of business of said As. . Es a a ies 8 rd aaa wnship the 15th 447 ° Feb rhein . . BICHARD DILLON + 78 deg, right, 8 48 deg, 80 min, E, 2.50 chains to point in road; thence deflect ing 60 deg, 23 min, left, N7k deg, 07 min, £. 19 15 chains to 1-4 Section Corner on Kast side of Section 4, Tp 16 N, RYE, MDB&M, N 63i4 deg, E 42.y8 chains, t _CONNECTING LINE NO. 2. Beginning at post L8 No7, at N W corner ofclaim; thence mag. var. 16 deg E, 8 86 deg; 57 min, W, 80.55 Chains; thence deflecting 90 deg, .03 min, right, North y.89 chains to 1-4 Section Cornet ou West gide of seciion 4,'Tp 16, N, R om M D° B & M, making re duced course, N 72 deg, 7 min, W, 32.10 chains distant. e: The locatiun of this mine ig recorded in the Recorder’s Office of said Nevada County California, in Book No 9 of Mining Kecords, at page 152, ; Any aud all persons ‘claiming adversely any portion of said Lone Star Quaria Mine, or surfaceground, are required to file their’ adverse claims with the Register ef the United Staes Land Office at Sacramento, Californta,; Guting the slaty da 6 period of pupieation hereof, orthey will be berred y virtue of the provisions of the statute. N ZE\. Register. Itis heredy ordered that the foregoing Notice of _Apphlogsion: for. Patent, be published for the period of sixty days (ten cunsecutive weeks), ih’ the NeVaba Daily ‘TRANSCRIPT, » daily pevorsper published at Nevada iy Nevada County, Culifuruie SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publicationof this notice wa made on November iéth, 1889, P. F. Siwonps, Attorney for Applicant. © Notitie to: OFeditors. In the matter of the Estute of JULIA A BROWN, deceased, ‘i OTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estute of eula = pee ab deceaged, » pe sete Te oO il’ reons heaving claim ainst whe d Tocoeeed, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months afterthe firet publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law oficeofF.T, Nilon, in Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, 3 « W.T, MORGAN. Administrator of the Estate of JULIA A. BROWN, decensed, ra * Dated at Neyuda City, California, this Sth day of February, 1890. Constable's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, 18sued out of J a8 A. RB, Wadsworth’s Court of Nevada Township, County of WA vada, State of California, dated the 13th day ot February, ertali action where in CHARLES GRI ‘ag Plaintiff recover: ed judgment ageinst JAMES: SNELL us De fendant for the eum of $168 88 damages #0 $'7 80 costs of gujt,andall costs that may aecrue, on the lith fey } M Med have levied Mg folowi ic ‘ate property, to-wit: All that certain lot, piec or parcel of lan -fituate, . dng and ed B and Col d state of Galltornin, and bounded nd st f follows, to-wit: stloulagly ate of Ae by Jordan unded on er 5 t oat rdan street 87 fee and lolnehessaud extending. from: aah and 10 inches, street to Deer Creekawith « Baler is: we of 87 feet and 10. ineh rane street tothe conie 3 canes ok, thesame bens te Baws iatis Ue amt cS WwW . in Block No. # ap deta bak ¢ Offiuial Map of woah City, viz: Commeneing at Southwer a ner of said and from thence ru! ied Kasterly on the North hne of sores North: 87 feet Sinaheste: 2 tek e ; the! ‘of said f ‘. erly and paralle West line of vet. ; themce WHEREAS, RICHARD PHILLTPS DID Lal to eshige of Deer Cepek of paid Let, on December 28th, 1889, make an ag’ pens therly 260 feet to the place of on sigumest in trust tur his erpditors to the petal ware all tt Proveme nly st renses he a County, under th 5 ; fag Vislous of See. 449 of the Civil Code of bet. ana fs A ee Totnes improvemevtsan? ifornia, and thereafter on Jan, 7th, 1890, at privtlexes tie nig to the same, AY a meeting of said creditors for that purpose . ” Notice js hey aby given that on TUESDS ; called, as provided by law, the undersi ned . the sede be arch, 1890, at 2 oe ur was duly elected Assignee of gaid Phillipsp M., of that day, 1 front of the Justice Cour und on January 10th, 1890, said Sheriff as-. of A, iw ] Pine street, betw<r tigned said property’ to the undersigned :. Comimaretel end Broad streets, se eve ‘Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-. of Nevad wnehip and County of the ‘ug claims agalogt the undersigned, as such de, State lorpia, 1 will sel} a, the Assignee, aid the +reditors of said Phillips. ri od of James Vat ‘ 7 b nem with the necessary voucherk, ree ees a auction, 0 y at public / . maold fo n, to the highest rer , to satiety seid Execu Constable. ake more pat ee then ital B Coe ae es x" You # ive at home, ae ~y uf’rsin ou: line, En \ ft portals Conteunial ‘W'iscon Chnalnates. and Doglittle 4 The “Every 8F LS, CaLk ' OFrFICR— me) 1 Vear, . “Per Wee aE WEVA oe . + ye f Fat MISTLET( Indepen: Evety and 4 > GEO. A.C , COUR Ancient Or _ Me “ £/ERY MO RICHARD WEVADA C€ 10rd *'Meett and TI met ¥-F. ROSE ‘NEVADA C STATED MF) qebnae a 4 I. J, BOLF . HYDRAL as ——-Me@ VERY TUES —_— MANZANITA EVERY. w W. L. BOAR! NEVADA LO + Meet Stated Meeting; of each mgn Visiti Bret cordial tnyite JQ I. J. 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OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA N ELIZABETH JONES, whose postoffice ‘ddress is Nevada City, California, has this day filed application fora patent for 800 linear feet of the Montana Quartz Lode or vein with surfacegr. und 200 feet in width, situate inthe Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, and designated vy the field notes and official ji this office as Lot No. 85, in Township 16

North of Range 9 East of Mount Diablo Meridien, said Lot No. 85, being described os epee a LODE LINE. Beginning at a post marked M.Q.M. No. atanuins ib Matonntte ditch; thence mag var. 10 deg. B., N. 4049 deg. E. 12.12 chains or 00 feet to a post setin-rock wouud, warked M. Q. M, No. 3, irom which post W. V. Nox Ly .t West end of Lode Line o1 Willow Valley quartz Mine (4pproved survey) bears N. 75 deg. KE. 2.16 chains distant. : : “ EXTERIOR) BOUNDARIES. Beginning at West corner at post set in rock mouud marked M. Q M., No. 1; thence uay. Var. 16 deg. E., N. 464g deg. BE. Bude naius or 800 feet Wo post in ruck mound, warked M. Q. M. No. 2; thence deflecting w leg. right, ». 434g deg. HE. 3.03 chaims or 20vu feet to postin stone mound markea M. &. ou. No.4; thence deflecting YO deg aght. d. 6M deg. W. 12.12 chains or 800 fee 1:0 vost u rock mound marked M. Q. M. No. 5; uence detiecting y0 deg. right, N. 434 deg W, 3.03 chainsor 700 féet to place of beginulng, upd pe era / 3.67 cores (less 6,02 wres described “as follows: Beginning at W.corzerof Montana Claim, at pust M. Q. 4. No.1; thence mag. var. 16 deg. K., N. 4649 ieg. EK. 0.53 chains or 35 feet to post markeu dQ. M. NO. 7; thence deflecting 1381. deg. » Umin. right, S. 2 deg. 1] min. K. 0.80 chains oy 52.8 feet puint imedge of road on 8. W. ne of Montana Quartz Mine, for M. Q, M. su. 8; thence defiectiag 188 deg. 41 min, ight, N. 43% deg. W.0.60 chains ur 39.6 feet v place of beginning, contained in ayriculural Claim of M. Hussey for 5. W. Ao 8. W. 4 of Section 4, Tp. 16.N., KR. 9 E. M. B. & u., and expressly excepted from this apvucation, leaves area of 3.65 acres) conained il'S. E.14 of 8. W. & of Section 4, Tp. oN, 9 KM. D. BL & M. Adjoining claimants are M. Hussey on the West. CONNECTING LINE, Beginning at Fast corner at post M.Q. M. .0, 4; thence mag. Var, 16 oer E., 8. 484 ieg. .E. 4.90 charts; thence deflecting 2z 1e4. 45 min. right, >. 20 34 deg., b. 2.0 ch’s; uence deflecting 87 deg. 16-minleft, 5. 5 ey, EK. -2.60 chains;thence deflecting 51 .eg. right, 8.7 deg., KE. 3.60 chuins; thence ceflecting sdeg. left, 5. 15 deg., E. 3.90 bans.’ “Phence deflecting 81 deg.,-15 min. eft, N. 88 34 deg., E2.50 chains; thence dedecting 82 deg,, 15 min, right, 8,14 dey., ‘KE. .38 chains to black vak 10 inehes diameter, wearing. tree to'4 Section Lomer; thence N. 5 deg., W. 0.37 chains to. 1-4 Section Corner su Suuth side of Section 4, 1p.16 s., KY KB. 4. D. B. & M., making reduced course 8, 23 deg. 37 min,, E. 15.51 chains distant. /ONNECTING LINE, TO DEADWOOD QUARTZ MINE, Beginning at East corner at post M.Q.-M. 10.4; thence mag, var. Ib deg K. 8 4344 deg 4 4.00 chains; thence deflecting 22 deg, 40 uin, right, 8 234 deg, E22 chains; thence 7 deg, ls min, ieft, 5 58 deg, E 2.60 chains; uence deflecting 51 deg. right, 5 7 deg, & ».00 chains; thence deflecting 8 deg left, 8 ¥ deg, E 1.90 chaing; theuce deflecting 77 i€g, 40 win, right,s 62% deg, W i.90 Challis; neice deflecting 12 deg. right, 8 7434 dég, VY 2.80,chaius; theuce deflecting ¥i3g dey eft, 517 dey, K.1.26 chains tu stake LD. M. Nu ut N K Corner of Veadwood Quartz Mine, upproved survey) muking reduced courée 13 deg 58 win, E 15.54 chains distant. ‘The location of this mine is retorded in ue Kecorder’s Office of Nevada County, Jaliforniu, in Book No.3 of Mining Keeords, itpage 263. 5 : ihe adjuining cluimants are M. Hussey on he West. Any and all persous claiming adversely -ny portion ofsaid Montana Quartz Mine, or urface ground, except that portion thereof vin coutlict with said M. Husszy’s suid ugiculturai Claim, are required to file their uverse Cluims with the Register of the /Rited States Land Office at Sacramento, alifurnia, during the sixty days period of »ublication hereof, or they will be barrett yirtuejof the provisions of the Statute, — Sib bish tHe PEE, ie a itis hereby ordered thatthe foregoing noice of Application for Patent be published “UT the pe) xty Vays (ten Consecutive’ »eeks) in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, : daily newspaper published at Nevada ity, Nevada County, California. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was ufade on Suturduy, November 16th, 1889, P. F, Simonps, Atty forApplicant,U. 8. LAND OFFICE, iat 88 . platon file in® a we JN the Sup ; eat Ge al MEV AD Arte srncenene 2 OUNTY OF The Peop e of the State of California, send Greeting >. ke To the NEVADA RESERVOIR COMPANY, (a Corporation) Defendant. 2 PR Feet against you in meets 2 su Coiirt of the Vounty of SoM Snithe Pia id ag ntif, and to answ complaint filed therein, within ten y.t® (exclusive of the er a Service) after ihe service on you of th: jummons, if served within this cing # or, if served out of th; county, within ¢ inty days, or judgment will be taken agai you by default, ac cording to the prayer of said compiyint Thesaid action is ght. to obtain juq went againstsaid defendant for the sunt; #3864 3134-100, with interest thereon from January 22 , 1884, at seven per cent. e oe, and oe 4 quit, et ‘ur cause of action, utiff allege: on the 22d dayof January, 1834, in the it Berlor Court of the County of Nevada of California. @ judgment was duly vive, and made by the-said Court in favor of this Plaintiffand against the defendant herein for the gum Of $8864'81%%-100 Which said {poammens bears interest from the date hereof at Seven per cent. + That suid judgment remains wholly unpaid, All pe Be haulage 4 Foret eS es AB the Com p 0 e herein: which ene is hereby made, ernensite And you are hereby notified that if yoy fail to appear.and answer the gaid Couplaint as above required the said Plaintit will take judgment against you for the wu, of $3864 31 with .nterest thereon from January 22d, 1884, at the rate of seven per cent. per annum,end for his costes of suit in testimeny whereof, 1, F. G. Beatty’ Clerk bf the Superior Court afuresaid hereunto set my hand, and impress the Seu! of suid Court, at office; in the City of Ne ts on the 2d day ef November, 4, }) pehens F. G. Bearry, eat Clerk _ By W. D. Harris, Deputy, P. F. Simonds, Attorney for Plaintitr, No. 1787. Application For « Pateat, U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SacramENto,, en November 14ti:, 138y, NU Is HEREBY: GIVEN .THA’ GEORGE W. JONES, whose postofiice address is Nevada City, Califernia, has this day filed application-for a*patent-for 545.1 feetof{the Lone Star Quartz Lode or vein with surface ground 555,7 feet in width’ sitvate in the Willow Valley Mining Dis: trict, Nevada County. California, aud desiynated by the ffeld notes and official plat on filein this :ffice, as Lot No, 87, ig Tow i ship 16North of Kange 9 East of Monnt Diab o Meridian, said Lot No. 87 being described ag follows: LODE LINE, Berinning at it set in rock mound marked L. #. No. 11,0n North line of Wiilow Valley Quartz Mine (approved survey): thence mag. var. 16 degrees E,, No 1-4 dey. W, 8,26 chains or 545,2 feet to poss set in rovk mound, marked £ S$ No& no south line of Doolittle Placer Mine, (patented by lea) subdivisions). SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning at post set in rock mound marked 1 8 No12; thence mag var 16 deg F, N 2deg W, 8.23 chains or 545.2. feet to post set in rock n@und marked L8 No7, on Southbounuary of Duolittle Placer: Mine; thence deflecting ¥l degrees 57 mimutes, right, N 3 deg, 57 min E, 8.42 chains, or 555.7 feet to poss setin rock mound marked L & Nog; . hence ‘deflecting 84 deg, 48min, right, 8 5 deg, 15 min, E, 6.0 chains or 8v6.0 feet te ae! a in rock mound marked L.5 No10, on orth line of Willow Valley Quartz Mine, from which the 1-4 Section corner on East ‘side of Section4, Tp 16N, R9E,M DB& M, bears N 6944 degrees E, 42.98 chuing distait, Thence deflecting 67 deg, 45 min, right, 5 6: 14. deg W, 4.88 chaing or 822.1 feet t> post L 5, No 11, on South end of lode; thence de: flecting 27 deg, 27 min, right, 8 89 deg, 57 inin W, 434 chains oF 286.4 feet tothe place of beginning and containing 6.61 acres, comprising & portion of SM 1-4 of N E 1-4 of bW 1-4of Section 4, Tp 16 N, KRY E, MDB &M. Adjoining claimants are Willow Vuiey Quartz Mine on ‘South. Plaver Mine on the North. * . CONNECTING INE NO 1. — Beginning at-8 E-eorner-of claim;atie4 L 8 No 10; @hence mag. var. 16 deg E, N 62 deg, 30 min, K, 10.60 chains to, point on North line of Willow Valley Quartz Mine; thence deflecting 104 deg, #0 min, right » 18 deg, E 0,50 power yg point in road; thence Gefiecting 98 deg; min, ieft, N 68 dex, 4) min, EK, 5.30 chains to point in road; thence deflecting ergs 15 min, left, N deg, 3 e é _ _JNo. 1785.) : Application for a Patent. U. 8, LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, November I4th, iso" TOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT LN Elizabeth Jones, whose Post Office #diress is Nevada City, Cal , has this day filed pplication fora Patent for 53,7 feet of the rooseneést Quartz Lode or vein, with surface . ound 479.8 feet in width, situate in the Willow, Valley Mining District. Nevada vunty, California, and designated bythe jeld notes and official plat on file in this of‘ice, as Lot No, 86, in Township 16 North, of dunge No. 9 East, of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No, 8 being described as follows: LODE LINE. Beginning at Post sét in rock mound marked G. N.Q.M. No. 5, at West end of Lode, from which a pine tree 7 in, dia. vears N, 42 deg, E. 17 links dist:;thence Mag. Var, 16 dcg, E., N. 86 deg. 42 min, K,, 14.45 ‘hs. or 953.7 {t. topost set in rock mound marked G.N Q.M. No. 2, from which an aa en bears 8, 45.44 deg, E. 22 links st. ; EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at N. W. Cor., at post set in rock mound marked G. N Q. M, .o.6, from which 44 Sec. Cor. on West side of Séc, 4, T. 16N.R.9K. M. D. B. & M. bears N, 30 deg. 83 min. W. 11.49 chs. dist.; thence Mag, Var. 16 deg. EK. N, 89 deg.57 min. KE. 14.45chs. of 953.7 [t to post set-inrock mound marked G.N.Q.M. No, 1; thence deflecting 87 deg. 52 min. Right;S. 2deg.11 min. E,, 6.44 ehs or 42 ft. to postsetin-rock mound marked u. N,Q. M. .to, 3; thence deflecting 88 deg. 58 min. Right, 3, 86 deg. 42 min, W. 14.45 chs or 953.7 ft. to post set in rock mound marked G,N.Q,M. No. 4; thence de evting 91 dex. 07 min, Right, N.2 deg, 11 min. W, 7 27 chs. or 479. 8 ft. to place of beginning, and containing 9.90 acres; Comprising a portion’of 8. 44 of N. W. \% ofs. W 14.0f Sec. 4,7.16N, R. 9K. M.D, Be& M. Adjoining claimants are Woolittle Placer Mine on noe iy East, and Blue Lead Quartz Mine on -W est. CONNECTING LINE Beginning at N, W. Cor. of Goosenest Quartz Min M. No. 6; ‘ at, aes Sees, 4 & 5, 385.4 ft thence de iste 901d i 03 min. Pht, North 9.89 chs. or57.7 fr #4, See G6e, between Secs. 4&6, T. 16 NR. f. M.D, B, +» Me reduced N. 30 deg 35 min’'w,. 1. 49 che, om Sates The location of this mine is’ recorded in the xecorder’s oflice of Nevada Count; »Cal., in Book No. 10 cf Mining Récords, at page ~ Any and all persons Claiming adversely Qa Sct a and all business in the U. 8 Pavent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES, Z QOuroffi is-opposice the U. 8. ratent Office, and we can obtain Patents In lesst ‘me than those remote from Washington, Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge—and we make no charge unless we obtain patent We refer, here, to the Postmaster periutcndent of Mone to the officials of the U. the 8u Order Division, and 8° Patent Office. For circular, adyice, terms and references to actuw dre lients in your own State or county adC. A, Snow & Co. Opp, Patent Othce. Washineton, Dp, C OURNEW B55 wolid GOLD ‘of equal value. O in each locality can secure ether with our jarge and valuable line of Ho! HULD SAMPLES, These samples, as well asthe watch, are free. All the work you need do isto show what we send you to these who call+your friends end ueighbors and those about F bg always results, ii talusble trade for us, which holds for years when once started, and thus we are repaid. We y all express, freight, After you know all, if you wouit h ike to go to work for us, you can earn from 82@ to ®GO per week and upwards, ess STINSON & CO., Box 612 PoRTLAND, Maine, by the amarvels of invention. du Those who are in need of profita~»@ work that can be done while living at home shonld at once send their address to Hallett & Co., Portlaud, Main., and receive free, ful) nformation’ how either sex, al) ages, can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live. Wa are started SEA WONDERS exist in thou. sands of forms, but are surpassed All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Benk of Nevada City,and Natiuna Bank of Grass Valley ley. free. ‘Capital not required; Some haye tuinke over in a single d *) all reaed sis — work any portion Of suid Goosenest Quartz Mine, or surface ground, are required to file their adverse clainis with the Register of the U. 8. land Office at Sacra: Cal., durin ae edie ria So 8 blication hereof, they w ¢ barre i ‘ visions of es pee 4 Tr ~~ SELD. Re F Itis hereby order he fe Notice of Application for Pa nt, be pu hed forthe period of sixty days (ten conseeu’ tive weeks),in the NEVADA DAILy TRA&N . SCRIPT, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada County, California. im.. @.. SELDEN HETZEL, Register, The first publication of this notice was made on November 16th, 1889, P, F, S1MONDS8, Attoruey for Applicant, = ‘Notice to Creditors, und verified by outh, to the Assignee, at the jay Ofee ot apr 8, Ford, Cortes bing # nNmercia it } samebelen Streets, Nevada City, the signee in Nevada C : eases grey ounty, within the time D.'E, : Jan, 11th, 189°" © JOSEPH, Assignee, v Wwe WISH TO EMPLOY A LL ¢ man ib-your omisie, No pete teh required; permanent tion for tbh years. Salary increased each year, . easy, genteel business, Money advan forsalary, advertising, etc, Uargent . making reduced cour lace of business of said As. . Es a a ies 8 rd aaa wnship the 15th 447 ° Feb rhein . . BICHARD DILLON + 78 deg, right, 8 48 deg, 80 min, E, 2.50 chains to point in road; thence deflect ing 60 deg, 23 min, left, N7k deg, 07 min, £. 19 15 chains to 1-4 Section Corner on Kast side of Section 4, Tp 16 N, RYE, MDB&M, N 63i4 deg, E 42.y8 chains, t _CONNECTING LINE NO. 2. Beginning at post L8 No7, at N W corner ofclaim; thence mag. var. 16 deg E, 8 86 deg; 57 min, W, 80.55 Chains; thence deflecting 90 deg, .03 min, right, North y.89 chains to 1-4 Section Cornet ou West gide of seciion 4,'Tp 16, N, R om M D° B & M, making re duced course, N 72 deg, 7 min, W, 32.10 chains distant. e: The locatiun of this mine ig recorded in the Recorder’s Office of said Nevada County California, in Book No 9 of Mining Kecords, at page 152, ; Any aud all persons ‘claiming adversely any portion of said Lone Star Quaria Mine, or surfaceground, are required to file their’ adverse claims with the Register ef the United Staes Land Office at Sacramento, Californta,; Guting the slaty da 6 period of pupieation hereof, orthey will be berred y virtue of the provisions of the statute. N ZE\. Register. Itis heredy ordered that the foregoing Notice of _Apphlogsion: for. Patent, be published for the period of sixty days (ten cunsecutive weeks), ih’ the NeVaba Daily ‘TRANSCRIPT, » daily pevorsper published at Nevada iy Nevada County, Culifuruie SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publicationof this notice wa made on November iéth, 1889, P. F. Siwonps, Attorney for Applicant. © Notitie to: OFeditors. In the matter of the Estute of JULIA A BROWN, deceased, ‘i OTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estute of eula = pee ab deceaged, » pe sete Te oO il’ reons heaving claim ainst whe d Tocoeeed, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months afterthe firet publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law oficeofF.T, Nilon, in Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, 3 « W.T, MORGAN. Administrator of the Estate of JULIA A. BROWN, decensed, ra * Dated at Neyuda City, California, this Sth day of February, 1890. Constable's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, 18sued out of J a8 A. RB, Wadsworth’s Court of Nevada Township, County of WA vada, State of California, dated the 13th day ot February, ertali action where in CHARLES GRI ‘ag Plaintiff recover: ed judgment ageinst JAMES: SNELL us De fendant for the eum of $168 88 damages #0 $'7 80 costs of gujt,andall costs that may aecrue, on the lith fey } M Med have levied Mg folowi ic ‘ate property, to-wit: All that certain lot, piec or parcel of lan -fituate, . dng and ed B and Col d state of Galltornin, and bounded nd st f follows, to-wit: stloulagly ate of Ae by Jordan unded on er 5 t oat rdan street 87 fee and lolnehessaud extending. from: aah and 10 inches, street to Deer Creekawith « Baler is: we of 87 feet and 10. ineh rane street tothe conie 3 canes ok, thesame bens te Baws iatis Ue amt cS WwW . in Block No. # ap deta bak ¢ Offiuial Map of woah City, viz: Commeneing at Southwer a ner of said and from thence ru! ied Kasterly on the North hne of sores North: 87 feet Sinaheste: 2 tek e ; the! ‘of said f ‘. erly and paralle West line of vet. ; themce WHEREAS, RICHARD PHILLTPS DID Lal to eshige of Deer Cepek of paid Let, on December 28th, 1889, make an ag’ pens therly 260 feet to the place of on sigumest in trust tur his erpditors to the petal ware all tt Proveme nly st renses he a County, under th 5 ; fag Vislous of See. 449 of the Civil Code of bet. ana fs A ee Totnes improvemevtsan? ifornia, and thereafter on Jan, 7th, 1890, at privtlexes tie nig to the same, AY a meeting of said creditors for that purpose . ” Notice js hey aby given that on TUESDS ; called, as provided by law, the undersi ned . the sede be arch, 1890, at 2 oe ur was duly elected Assignee of gaid Phillipsp M., of that day, 1 front of the Justice Cour und on January 10th, 1890, said Sheriff as-. of A, iw ] Pine street, betw<r tigned said property’ to the undersigned :. Comimaretel end Broad streets, se eve ‘Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-. of Nevad wnehip and County of the ‘ug claims agalogt the undersigned, as such de, State lorpia, 1 will sel} a, the Assignee, aid the +reditors of said Phillips. ri od of James Vat ‘ 7 b nem with the necessary voucherk, ree ees a auction, 0 y at public / . maold fo n, to the highest rer , to satiety seid Execu Constable. ake more pat ee then ital B Coe ae es x" You # ive at home, ae ~y uf’rsin ou: line, En \ ft portals Conteunial ‘W'iscon Chnalnates. and Doglittle 4 The “Every 8F LS, CaLk ' OFrFICR— me) 1 Vear, . “Per Wee aE WEVA oe . + ye f Fat MISTLET( Indepen: Evety and 4 > GEO. A.C , COUR Ancient Or _ Me “ £/ERY MO RICHARD WEVADA C€ 10rd *'Meett and TI met ¥-F. ROSE ‘NEVADA C STATED MF) qebnae a 4 I. J, BOLF . HYDRAL as ——-Me@ VERY TUES —_— MANZANITA EVERY. w W. L. BOAR! NEVADA LO + Meet Stated Meeting; of each mgn Visiti Bret cordial tnyite JQ I. J. 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