March 21, 1891 (4 pages)

ae ™ —— sath td oo ER ° SEU indo ormmomeee, "Ghe Daily Branseript. RAILROAD RATES. named: Battle Mountain. .: nag fag Oe Ara ee Calistoga...006+ ROUEN, sn coscecsere + WINIOE. «gos cr ccs cece spectes DAV sce genes cece ecseeceees Dadta c.f. acces ccecnescsesanses Deming .+.--+-sae El Paso’...+ Emigrant Gap.. Galt, biccc eve ge oa seide Se sh otred awaSoe SHSESSESVTESSESSESTSES Vallejo Janction ... reeie ELEVEN DOLLARS. os That Momey Will Buy a Good sewing Machine. The Transcrirt has within the past two years offered many special pre‘miums to its. subscribers, and of huadreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended to them not one case of dissatisfaction has yetarisen. In every instar.ce the subscriber has been more thun delighted with the bargain secured. The latest offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds who have used both as good as the original for all practical purposes. Three -numbera.of this admirabk . yiece of mechanism are advertised aud described on the second paye of to-. day’s paper, and full information is given as to cost of freight to thia city, etc.The manufacturers also supply other grades up t one with as elabur-. ¢ erately ornamented and full-pearled head on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant Brench walnut veneers, gothic cover tion ‘or Patent, United States Land Sacramento, Cel, M TOTICK is hereby give®, that H. P. stew, whose Pvst Office town, Butte county, Cal, his application for a Thousand linear feet o: Chief Consolidated @ is ¥, ‘ thie aay thea emt for Three the Washington A. — Phy Waltlucion -Pidining District, Comuuty of BSevada und: fs: atc of Califurnia, aad Gesignaie! by the ficld notes and officia: Gilice 18 lota Nos, N. K,11 E. M. D. 8. and S5and 46 being des¢ribed'as follows, tow Washington Chief Consolidated Quaits . Mine. ate raily3 Of fare for first-class one irom Nevada City tothe paints lat on'tile in tais Survey of Line of Lode. . Commeneiag at the South icde post of the Wasbiazten Chief location--a post :1 mound marked “W, CU, Le netic Variation 16> 30° iN. 112 26’ &. afomg the line oi the lode 0,b1 ehains, intersect the presumed line between and 86 at a point 45 20 chaius south of the corner to Secs, 25,4), % aud 36, T. 18, N, RM KE. M.D. M. wet feet, alive ouk i2in, d tiom notice was ud mark same, “W,>O, . L.” 22.78 chuins or 1500 feet to post marked“W.C. N. L. P.” aud North love post of Washingtoa Chief location and south lode tion, 45.46 chains, post of the Jefferson locativ mound markei“J. N. L. P. Peterior Boundaries. at the8. W. cor. ofthe WaghvuUbief locvtion a post marked “W. “J, 3, “Ls BY thd of Jeffersun lo¢afeet, the North lode D, a post in rock fis iatcling of». sari BESS ws ® uy e effvrson location set a marked “J. .N.’W.Cor, from whieh the eur, secs. 26, 26, 35 und 36, T. NN. M. beara s, 879 40’ W, 4.42 6 Thence defiecting 90° to the right 8. 78° 3)’ K. along the woe bouadarv of aticn. t of ye af tieraan location 7 Mssceihied, 8.09 net . dOMX, by uddressing a lette fock mound m Phence 8. 11° 25’ boundary of the Jefferson chains, 1500 feel, the. &. cor. of the Jefferson location identical with the N of the pene mo as location ~~ o r. of the Washington Chief locati, @ postin rock mound marked “W., U.”’ cor. Thence \.78> 85' W. along the Southof the Wasbinxtun Chief loains. Intersect the presu ed l'ne netween Secs. aud 36, at @ poi 45.72 cuuings, South of the cor, to seca, 25, 7 96 and 36, 4,18, N. BR, be. M: D iy reck mound, 4.64 South iode post of loca ion pees deseri' “tothe place of veation ofthis mine ‘sg recorded in ecorder s office of Nevad . county, ia Book 100f Mining Clsims. cla mant isthe AdamsY M, on the sou reons claiming adverse rtion of seid Washington Chief oa solidated Quartz Mine, or surface ground, uired to file their adverse claims © kegister of the United States Lanu Office at Sacramento, in the state of Calivirtue of the provisions of the statute. E: W, ROBERTS, Kegister. . It is hereby ordered th tice be published in the Daily Transcript,:a daily newspaper pub ished inthe city and’ county of Nevrda, state ignated as being nearest dh. W. ROBBER Ts , (Grass Valley) Attoruey. for ‘d ‘he fitet pablcation of thia notice wee! made on the 16th day of N the Superior Courtofths Uounty of Ne« Vada, Stute of California. Action brougLtin the Superi he County uf Nevada, state of California, nd the Cumpluint filed in said County 6 Neyuda, ip the officeof the Clerk of said HAWAY, Pléjutifr, ¥s. FRANCIS M. HATHAWAY, Defendant. The People of the State of California sen Superior Court. Ez TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY, Ne. 683 Kearney street, Establ im 1664 A perf ‘eaiee and mnt ikeases suc. SS Dr.@ibbon basthe From visifing the prinelpe: Hospitals a rom visi : i Hospitals of .Kucope, anc ins pemponsaeden i the bis Siecabiogia putionteand thusv reccine: bis services may find him. ni SEMINAL WKAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequence of oye Bena ir Kor rg Sh both sents to hat Sinioet ch ent ges ‘ing Certainty the eit pre with oy owing train of morbid symptoms unless com butted by scientutic medical measures, tenance, dark spots under bd Sallow coun : ¢ eyes, pain in th. nead, ring ng in the like tae rustlig uneasiness about ba, confused leaves and weakness vf the totus, vis+ US 25’ B. 22:78 ‘Sata mee prewmen ig ss .o. W chaius 1600 feet, the N.W. cor. of the W ington Chief location, alsv the 8. W. ner of the Jefferson location, « postin zoek mound marked “WwW .’ w. W. cor. and ‘J. 3.” Wo cor tram whieh theot, $v aud 86, T. 18, N. R11 E. ; N,0° 16 KB. 22.46 chains distant, 23 38 cha i:tersect the presumes line between, Sede. and 36,-at-8 puiut 21.865 chains. seuth the cor. to Secs. 25, 26, 35 and $6, Tf, 18, N. MLE. M, D.M.setayostin sock mound 45. the N. W corner of tne postin rock mound ruce in approac: AN form new © shun society, loss of ashes, pim pies and 8 era ‘about vi the face, furred me,fetid breath, ‘bs, COUR mption, night sweats, monok ana (reqnent ingani: ty, Lie dal bemor reobs 60 aitlicted should upply immediateSeetibe. FSOU Or . ed yy letter. and have a rin ure eiteoted by hip new and scientitie treating these b Foon foont which never fails o. ettecting a qitiick and radical cure, MABKIED MEN, Ur those who contemplate marriege, who are suilering under aay of these feartui maiSolty ebtng epont hum wor delay "296 m them, nor oa tein dinmediate telief, 4 CUBED AT HOMR, Persons ata d ce may be CUBED AT r to Dr. Gibbon, ting case, syn ptoms, len of time the e6use las continued, and the medicine wid be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with ful, and plain directions for use. ‘The Docwor cures when others fail. ‘try him. by euclosing TEN DULLAKS in coinin a reylitered letter thro the Pont Office o Lrough Wells, Fargo & Go, a package of medicine will be delivered by express to any oar. of the United syates. : address DK, J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, sau Fraicisco Vitive Bux 1967. r Notice of Assessment, Oy tat i peatrand 8T. GOTHARD GOLD oat ean eee ee of Pri i jace of business, San Francisco, Calitorain, Lecativa of Works, Columbia Hill Mining District, Nevada county, Val. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting ofthe Board of birecturs, held on the 12tu day of eb., 1891, au usseveunent, (No. 2) of Filteen (15) Ven s per share was levied upOn the Capital stuck of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States doid Corn, to (he Secretary, at the office of the Company, room Ne. 10, No: 820 Sansome street, Sao Francisco, Cglifornia, Any. stock upon— wich this assessment shall remain unpaid’ on the sist day of March, 18.1, will be delinquent! and ad. yertised fur sale ut publicauction; and unless paymentis mude before, will be sold on Mouday, the 12th day of Apri), 1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By orderof the board of Directors. iat Reheat Nef a; Wearersry. )ffice—Roowm } A Sausome Street, San Francisco, Galle tae ' NOTICE: “Phe Auecsment (No-2} ort cents per share levied December 9th 1890 is hereby rescinded. Notice to Creditors, Estate of J. L. JOHANSON, deceased. 1 OTICE is hereby given by’ the undersigned, Arthur Powell, Adwinistrator of the Katate of J. L. Johnson, deceased, to the creditors of aud all persons havin Claims ageinst the said deceased, to exhibit them withthe necessary vouchers, within four months nfter the first publication of this notice tothe paid Administrator at the Law Office of A, Burrows, Esq., Holbrook with ‘fihely veneered panels, and Greenos (oF eencis M. H.thaway, Defend~. Sioey, Grass Villey, Nevcda county, Cal., ehest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory ean be returned tothe factory and the money will be in need of or thinking of adel gi Ey og Ee before buying a sewing machine. i pe Sysidetens tion paying @ fancy price as the Ohicago Singer. Omarstville..6. cee cee ee eeees 1 bwee Eggs es sie PA NER OEE ROT MER 14% ne bypenceville. 2 : aumento. (, ay n Francisco 166 a Tiuckee.. 88 Washington AD . YouBet. Be —————e Dr. Beosanko’s Cough and Lung ayrppeThis syrup is composed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the, most tunie and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. Lo this we add “just enough squills,” ipecac_and—blood root to loosen and throw off the effendng matter, by expectoration. Ack your doctor if there could possibly be a more happy combination for the cure . of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or tw emaciuted con sumptive patient .than this. Fo croup and whooping cough there ir nothing better, and every mother whu values the lives of her fitfle ¢hildre: should always keep it in the house. it is perfectly harmiess and the bubies ~+ build up # weak and ike it. Sed byCarr Bros. : Agents for the Daily Transcript. Paimer & Rey G. r nee & Co. K spencer h> ore Veen ie kere wenne rt PO EIS Rael Se AONE Ye ee ga § ————— You are hereby required to appearin en action brought uperior Court of he County of Nevada, state of Califurnia, mplaint filed therein, ve ofthe day of ser. and to auswer the C. Within ten days (exe vice) alter the service ou moun. —if served withiu this Count,; or, if served elsewhere, within thirty days, or default will be tuken againas og to the praye: of said Comnt. The said action is brousht to obtain a de. mony now existing between the Plain-" al e ground of failure aimii with thy Common nec of life, #laintiff alleges that on or about September 17th, 1573, Plaintiff and Defendautintermarried, and huve ever siuce been, ano still are husvand and wife. Fiain. tif surther alleges that for une half last past Vefetdaut has willfully failtofurnish Plaintiff with the common necessaries of life fur herself: and their three children, he haying the abilit do. Pluintiffasks that the custody o miuor children be awarded to Plaintiff. Al of which will more fuliy w laint on fle herein, to w J bempty notified that if you fail wo appear an ‘ pluint a» above required wilh Pay hs the Court man the com Given under my band and Seal of the seid superior Court, of the Count Vuda, Stete of Calif. ruia, this 7t J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. fi2 By J, J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. Niles Searls, Att, LF. ene that is, eertainly no better, perhaps not as good . and Defendant, on r the relief deNotice to Delinquent Oo-owners. O DANIEL HOLMAN, JASPER JEPRON aud kK, bD. Sherwoud, MH. Coltua, P. Brighum, Chas, Hegarty, J. Lb. . Rodgers, Alexander Koach, J. Stumbeck, George sherwood and Maas Fetersun, the ‘Blue Lead Mining Company,” loration of mine Bioomtield Lowuship, Nevad Notice is hereby the co-owners last abuve named for tne following named persons whe failed wand refused to pay for themselves, For vanial Holman the sum of one buudred aud seventy nine ($179.00) Dollars, pson the sum of thirty eight ity cents ($35.60) amid for &. 1), sherwoud the sum of thirty five dollars and ,co-owners, with H, wnounts have been pui oweuers, more than one year before the conmmetncement of this proceeding, each of the delinquent cu-owners, towit: Holman, JasperJepau: co-owners in the said mine are hereb notitied, unless each pay their respeeti proportion as bereis set out of the ceman due gaid co-owners, . Sec’y of the guid Ve@,, of Nevada county, savnths f ow the firetda this notice, each whd within the sald ti said mine shail of publication of as failed to pay «, their interest in the « forfeited, and shall bereperty of the gaid cu-owners, mine, who bave suid amnounts for the aforesa ‘There are nine full! sherep in the suid wine, and the said delinquents own the following interest in the said mine; Haniel Holuian Oue half of one shure, K, D. Sherwood ou@ half ofone share, Jasper Jepacn one quarter of one share. N. Bb. PARAZEIT CHAS. HEGARTY, PAAS PELERSUN, P. BRHIGH AM, J. 3YRUMBECK, GEONKGE SHE WOUD, H, H, COLTON, Co ownersin sail mine. .Philadelphia Portland, Oregon he e being the plaee for the transact 63 tion of he business ofsaid estate, in said county of Nevada, ARTHUR POWELL, Administrator of the Eetate of J. L. Johnson, decea. ed. Dated March 12th; 1891. ; A, Burrows, Attorney. mi3 Notice to Creditors. Estate of John C. Piper, deceased, WOtICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNdersigned, adininistrator of the estate of John.C. Piper, d i, to the t of, and all persons having elaims against the deceused, to exhibitthem with the necessary Youchers, within Four mosths after the fzet publication of this notice, to the administrator at the law office of P, F. Simonds, Nevada City, Neyada coun, Calfornia, the same befng the place for the transaction of the business of said es. tute, in suid county of Nevada. CALEB COOLEY, Administrator of the Estute of Juhn C, PiTr. decensed, ’ ated Nevada City, Cal,,thisi9th day of February, 1891. P. F, Simonds, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. tate of Marie 8, Dusom, deceased. x oun 2K is here , nite , the undersyne Adrat: itor of the Estate of urie 5. busom, dé@ceaged, ta the creditors ofand ull persons having Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first puplication of this notice to the said Administrator, atthe Law Office of P. ¥, Simonds, at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in suid county of Nevada, FRANK J. DU3IOM, » Administrator of the Estate of Marie 8, Dusom, deceased, \ Dated March 16th, 1891. ca P. F. Simonds, Attorney. mi6 L. P. FISHER Nowspaper Advertiving Agemey. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX. @HANGE, CALIFORNIA wteaer, BAN FRANGISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS solic for ell news re -pablished on the Pacifie Loust, the 8. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpatiso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Australian Col Europe. . > Viles of wearly every newspaper pnblished on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) Civil : ‘Engineer : aud ; Surveyor, Deputy County Survevor and Députv U S: Mineral Surveyo 0 in Morgan & Roberts block Nevada ones se “ The Best Claret Wine. ¢ — ADE {rom Grapes raised at my Nursery G teed pure, well made, and twe 4 BO a : ’ . La * iP. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND i) 0 i pluce of business, Nevada City,. t pluce iit Pigs ’ day of March, 181, an assessment, (No, 2 two cents per share was levied ‘Capital stock of the e the secfetury at the office of No. by Broad Street, Nevada The , Best Advertising medium in tefore, will be day of May, 1891, to; sasmment, together w : d expenses of sule, By f Direc GAYLORD, fe Se "FeAnscxirr is the ue (3 der of e Board 0 and three years old. Fifty Cents a Gatton. French Prunes for Stewing. Positively fuerthan can be purchased in. Nevada City, Cal., Deg. 16, 1890, cquaintauces, memor, pt c ich Islands, lonies, the ‘Kastern States and the Chicago light and without noise, the machine. — FOOT HK MLER, FOOT RUFF 5 BOBBINS. machine one year ago and am_ well pleased with it. Would not exchange it for machines sold here for filty dollars, I thank you a: thousand times for such a valuable premium. W, A. Bisuor. _ Arrus, Ark., Dec. 7, 1889. Te Chicago Singer sewing machine receved tn yood order. ‘The machine is a spléndid one; the Agents here would ask about thirty-five dollars fo such a machine.“ Many thanks," Joszrn Bacuman. a Somerset, Va:, Oct. 28, 1889. The machine ordered of you arrivéd, andafter a few days’ trial [ find it to be as. represented, and. doubtless wil continue to give satisfaciion. Mary J. Warxer. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. The rary poppy machine came to hand yery promptly and in good ol: der. It. is nicely finished, and works like a charm,and we are delighted with it, E. F.Youna. Sr. Maraarer’s, Md ae Dec. 14, 1889, We received thé machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak of you asau honest, honorable firm, . A neighbor was here to look at the mua ‘ 4 es ‘ 5 ity OREGO CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPER’ We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley. Both for $6 Both for $9 ag "The Morning Call issues a wee Mippieton, Tenn., Dec. 18, 1889. <9 el, received your premium sewing LAND ee W'ITH TS—— Home Office at Salem, Oregon, ; : (In the.State Insurance Buildine,) AND BRANOH OFFICES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBA ih ath cae ; AS FOR SALE A LARGE LOT A al STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, ALSO ¢ Oregon Land Co fall} ized tor th subdividing locos tracer ot Tanai whe Bhdue hes ast tan velen taught eno mintinin fi ed ever 8,200 acres of Land into 5 to 20 acre Lots. shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts eed on the market, 225 have been gold. in Frait will bring a larger income than 16. ing oh totes. dther Neya ie county news. It is aa San Francisco Weekly Call fr It : pepe is iesned every Thursda: . ter of ry up (igre arma eee ever. to , horticul te Arat-class family Pena apenait ng to the inter We have made such arrangements as enable us tooffer} C SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates. than ever before for a good-machine. _., Phis_ machine is made after the /atest models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make; ornamentation and appearance. gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. he utmost care is exericsed in the selection of the metals used, and only the very best quality is purchased. Each machine is thoroughly well made and is fitted with the utmost nicety and exactness, and nu machine is _permitted by the inspector to go out of the shops until it has been fully tested and proved to do perfect work and run All the parts are made. to The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan im‘provement ina loose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from : The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a_coliar-securely pinned to the—shaft—outside. of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is julled out enough to release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left: where it is held b a stop-pin tili the bobbin is filled. liable to, beymeddled with by children, the bolt can be left out the wheel when not in_use, so that the machine cannot be operated by the treadle. The thread eyelet and the needle clamp are made self threading, which is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following w 8, GAUGE, TUUKE EEDL 1 WRENCH, 1,GAUGE SCREW, PACKAKE NNG,ES, 1 THREAD CUTTER, i OIL CAN, filled with Oil, CHECK SPRIT . 1 BINDER 1 INST KUCTION BOOK, The driving wheel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenient of any. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is mude of the best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt, 1t has veneered cover, drop-leuf tab'e, end drawers and cenwing-drawer. 5 The manufacturers WARKANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS. chine, and expects to order one next ‘week. ‘ —E.H, Rinovr. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec, 6, 1889. We received the machine some tw months ago. Have given ita fair tria and like it very much, We think in ‘is as good as a forty dollar machine. Miss JaNe Rowers, Jackson, Cau., Noy. 16, 1889. I received your premium sewin machine in good order, and am well pleased with the same. Accept my A NORTON. I would say, after using th e sewing machine received from you, it givet perfect gutisfaetion in al! respects, doy ing all Kinds of work very nicely. Mes. 1, C,-Youmans, Wesrsoro, Mo,, Dec. 10; 1889. My sewing machine gives good sat isfaction—does as good work as a fifty dollar machine. Mary E, Murray. Herrina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine I got'from you ag a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good woik as a $40.00 machine. _Geo. B, Muir. Lonamont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889, I received the machine all right, and am well pleased with it, It does excellent work. Psntvan McCarty, Prices,-Pavable in Advance: MachineNo. 3 and DaILy Transcript 1 year.-17 oo “cs sacle ae vera 00 %.Subscribed to pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS fo Nevada City. BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. Dai Transcuirr, e suceess of this undertaking i+ We also make valuable improvements in the way of toails, fences, ete, We can sell mah tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a larg ‘arm send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List? NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) WwioerEe THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) 50 a Year ! [OFFER NO, THE_NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Reguiar Price $6 a Year /* OT TEx THE SAN FRANCISCO!DAILY CALL (Regutar Price $6.0 Year) [OFFER NO. 1., . "5 OO a Year To take Sdvantage of any one uf the Combinations {ou Must Pav in Advanee for One. Year ‘in-arrears for tne Transcripr now m it, pay one year’s combination price in adyance, TAD TA ond alae The Daily T the Leading paper of Northern Cent 8 position It hras tablished in 1860 It Divesthe inte enitee) re 4, E ranse : independent enverpris Ly < oa y k) a Tp ‘ iedisy newspaper ee a and te recognised aa being the When the machine is Attachments : 6 HEMMERS,%all different : SCREW DRIVER, ‘COMPANY ng and) Notieeof applcation-io: No. 1865. Application for Patent. NS. TICE OF, THE APPLICATION OF “JACKSON CALVERT and JAMES H. ARP, of Nevada Mining District, Nevade Pam State of Unlifornia, for a United States Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of Chapter Six of Title Thirty-two. of the Revised Statutes of the United States, we, peer (agen and Lem bp ago ln 8, Ropeepsion. aving the poss ry tight 'tothe Work and Pay Placer Mine, and mpm p 2 the mineral yo vein, lode or mineral deposit, bvaring go d, with surface ground herviuafter ces » lying and beiug situated within the Nevada City or Nev. Mining District, Covnty of Nebe] application tothe United States fora Patent forthe said Mining Ciaim, which ‘is mote fully deseribed as to metes and bounds by the official plat and by the fieldnotes of auryey thereof, now filed in the office ot the Register of the District, of lunds subjeet to sale at Sacramento, Cal., which field notes of survey desctibe the bounderies and extent of sald Claim, with magnetic variation at Firatstation 15° East, as tollows, towit: Commenving at a Post marked W and.P No. }. at the Lontiweet corner of claim, Which is also Post of Worx and Pay mine No 1, at Northeast corner of May. Flower Placer mine lot No 82, and corner to Sections 16, 17, Mand 21, T 16N K 9E.M.D.Band M., from a which an oak tree 8 inches in diameter 3 8 89 W 60 links distant from location corner ; thence smngpcde variation (course. ist) 450 East on gre? line between Sections 16 and 47 1° J Yuba Ditch bears 3 692 E. and N. 63° W at 4.75 chains, Ravine béarsN 69° W; at 9.43 chains fence running North and West; at 10.06 chains biack oak tree 2 feet in diameter; at 15.50 chains fence 6 links to Bast; at 18.97 cross feuce bears W 659° W and8 5° E 1d ijnks to corner; at 19.45 Martin Ditch bears N 88° and #, 380 W; at 23.63 chains Little Deer Creek-bears E and W; at 24.8) chains mouth of funnel beard k-840 chains distant; tunnel running N 27° Kast; at 29.90 road crosses N 459 W and 345° E 2659.08 feet or 40.30 chains to a Pde, marked W.and No.2, which is also the Quarter Section corner between Sections 16 and 17 Tp 16 N RYE, M. D. B. and M, and from which ap oak tree 14inches in diameter bears 8 694 9 W 43 links distantand a pine tree 30 inches in diameter bearsS oW 36 links distant; thence deflecting 0© .08’ left devia!ion of needie 0° 15’ Kast. (Course 2d) N 19 18 W et 0.1980uth Yuba Diten bears 8 83% 9 W; at 649 chains Murehie Ditch bears E and W at chains or 1320 feet to a Post marked W and P No3,onthe West line of Section 16, location corner from which a dead ouk 8 inches in diameter bears North 40 links distantyand the N W corner of Section 16: bears N 19 13’ W 20 chains distant. (Course 8d) Thence deflecting 91° 29’ right devi.tion of needie 19 East 899 44’ K at 19.66 chains 1296.9 feet-toa Post marked W aud P No. 4frem which a cedar tree 8 inches in diameter Lears N 21° FE and 0.52 che distant, an oaktrees inches in diameter bears N 33° W 2% links distant. (Course 4th) Thence deflecting 91° 4,’ left, deviation of needle 0° 4)’ Kust 9.94 chains 656 fect toa Post marked W and P No 5; from which &@ spruce tree 10 inches in diameter bears N 40549 90 links distant, (Course 5:h.) ‘Thence deflécting yi © by’ ht, deviation of needle 1° Bust, 5 899 34’ 19.60 chains or 1293.6 feet to astake murked W and P No 6 pha which oid stake location corner bears N 489 E. 1.35 chains Sen res tree 8inchesin diameter bears N 869 'K 0.37 chs disiant; the quarter section corner on Noi th side of Section 16716 N KOE MD B andM beurs N.19 52’ W29.88 chuins distant, Post Marked No. 2 at<outhexst corner ef Murchie Place mine Lot 42 bears N 25°10’ K Al _chuiis distant. (Couise 6th), Yhence dc flecting 87° 42’ right, on Kastline of the N W 34 of Section 16,19 52° E, at 13.24 cus 873.Ub teetto Pust marked W and P-No7, on the North ine of Woodville quartz mine, Lot 78, from which & pine tree 10 inches in diumeter bears N 28!49.W 26 links distant. (Comise 7th) ‘Lhence deflecting 82° 2)’ right, along North line of Woodville quartz mine, Lois, course by Woudville survey, 882° 47’ W variation1s© 30’ K 0.12 chaing 7.9 feet toa Postmarked W and P, No, 8, at Northwest curner of Lot.No, 73-from whieh pine tree 10 inchesia diameter beurs N 3 W 0,25 chains distunt, (Course 8t).) ‘Thence detleeting 62° 33° ehh] On West line mine. of Woodville quartz 78.Louree—b ween suLyey $ 300.14? .W Verietiuas 189 30 EK at oid road bearing N Wand 8 K, at 9 8) chaing Murchig Ditch bears K and W, «t 18.57 chains or 1225.06 feetto a Pust murked W and # Nod, frum which W Q M No 6 at Southwest corner of Woodville quarts mine bears 828° W 4.15 Chains distant aud oat H, N W corner ut tlie NW corneg of Hurmouy quartz mine beurs § azo W528 Chains distant, (-‘ovrse yth) ‘vhence deflecting 619 53’ right, $ 8° “i Ww on.seuta line of the N W of Section 16 to Post ked W and P No 10 from whigu u black tree 10 inches in diameter bears 78° 23’ 6 033 chs distant. (Course 10th). ‘Lucuce deficcuiug 169 4.’ right, N 78> 25° W on Norch line of Union quartz mine; at 0.52 chains Murchie Ditech crogy EB and W; at 8.76 Che dis.ance 578.2 feet toa Post markod W and # do; 11 hom whieh au oak tree @ iucuesin diameter bears 5 38° E 41 links digiuut, (Course lith) Thence) aetiecting 90° left; 316° $5’ W.on Weat line of Usion quartz ine; at400¢haing Murchie Ditch bears N 642 Wand 964 6; at-10.42chaise Svuth Yuba Ditech bears N 699 W ands 60 #, at6.12 chains road bears N 679 W: and 5 76 K, at 17.74 chains ros.d bears N 602 W and S6u9 K.; ut 18.43 chains’ West edge of old shalt: ot Wie sualt beus West 23 links disut; at 21.08 Cha.ms road bearg8 409 KE, 'N 409. Wj ut 92,72 Chuing or 1600 ject to a Fost marked W and P No 12 from which an alder tree 6 inches in diaucter bears 78° W 15 links distunt (Voursg lth.) ‘thence deflecting wo left, 8. 75° 20 Kon south-dine of Jnion quarts mine; at 3.28 chuins 218.2 feet to a fost marked W aud F No 13, from which a eproce tree 8 inches in diameter bears N 66%° W1.lychaing distant, (Course 1th), Thence deflecting 163° 25’ right, On the south line of tue N W )¢ ofthe N wy of Section 16, at?,70 chains Little Deer Crees bears W 20° Wands 20° Kast; at 3.94 chs or 200 feet to a Rust marked W aud P No. 14, from which a madroon tree8-inches in diameter bears N 25° E43: links distant. (Course 14), Thence di: flecting 919 15’ left, ou the ec st line of Wig of the 8 W144 of the 8W 4 of Section od at 0.67 chains Martin ditch bears N 309 and 5 30.° EK; at 6.50 chains South Yuba ditch bears 8629 W ana N52 kK, from which-a yellow pine tree 12 inches in diameter bears N 649 W 1.15 links igtaut. (Course 15). Thence deflecting 91° 18’ right, West 10 chains or 660 ‘feet ty place of lung ead containing 186/72 acres of laud, ‘The waidclaim comprising the South MS of the N & 1-4 of the N. W. 44 the W 1-2 of tie 3 W 1-4 of the 8 W 1-dand portions of the 3 1-2 of the N W L-4 andthe N W1-4-of thes W 1-4 of Section 16 Ip 16 NKYE,M DB end M} adjoining cluims of the Woodvilie and Union quartz mines on the Mast, and the May Flower Placer miiie on the South west thereof. Thesaid Mining Claim being of record in the vitice of the Kecordér of Nevada County Mining Claisos, in Book 11, Page 90, in the County and state of California aforesaid, aud beiny boauded as follows, towit: On the exsterly side by the Woodville and Unfou quarts mines and vacant lunaos, and adjoining the May sigver Placer Mine ou the Southwest, the said elaim being designated ag No, Win the official survey thereol, And any and all persons Claiming adversely the mining ground oF premises, or any portion thereol go described. surveyed, platted and applied fer, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claima are duly filed .as'aceofding to. law, and the regulations thereunder, within the time prescribred by Law, with the Kegister uf the United St.tes Land Office at Sucrum ato, in the state of Califurnia, they will be barred, in virtue of the provisious of said statute. H.W. KUBERTS, Register. It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing r Patent be published for the period of xixty days in the Nevada Daily ¥ tript, a daily hewspuper published at Nevada Cley, Nevada County, Caliuornia, hereby designated “us the HeWspaberpubiished nearestihs above described premises, 3 wee . WwW. BERTS, Register, J. 1. Caldwell, Attorney for Applitance: The first publication of this notice made on the 12th day of February, 1891, eb Simon, an Insane person, John stotlar, the Guardian of James G. Simons, an insane person, having filed his petition herein praying for an order of sale of the whole of the real estate of said ward for pu: therein set torth, it is therefore orderedby the said Court,that all interested in the Estate oi said J, G, Simons ape before the suid Gourt on Monday, the A Nevada vity, to show cause wh should not be granted to said ghanien ts self so much of the real estateof fnsane James G, Simons asshall be necesAnd that @ copy of this ordar be publish. . : a ie eo pick te ed atleast fonr successive weeks the . FYE]. i} : ] ; “ ; vaily Transcript, ‘ : 4 Yiaati 4 a ee . oe Be publis edin lh coat” . priaed nd sae {i () p [ i \ ( Y, QP DLA eee ON CALDWELL, ' oe ‘The Best in the » World-#-for Order to Show Cause. N the Superior C. ] ey tate ourt of Nevada County, in the matter of the Estate of James G, day of March, 1891, at 10 o’eloek renoon of said i} ‘at the Court Rookie the ‘said » Dated Feb. 14th, 169i, ""PSMF Judge. P. T. 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The latest offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds who have used both as good as the original for all practical purposes. Three -numbera.of this admirabk . yiece of mechanism are advertised aud described on the second paye of to-. day’s paper, and full information is given as to cost of freight to thia city, etc.The manufacturers also supply other grades up t one with as elabur-. ¢ erately ornamented and full-pearled head on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant Brench walnut veneers, gothic cover tion ‘or Patent, United States Land Sacramento, Cel, M TOTICK is hereby give®, that H. P. stew, whose Pvst Office town, Butte county, Cal, his application for a Thousand linear feet o: Chief Consolidated @ is ¥, ‘ thie aay thea emt for Three the Washington A. — Phy Waltlucion -Pidining District, Comuuty of BSevada und: fs: atc of Califurnia, aad Gesignaie! by the ficld notes and officia: Gilice 18 lota Nos, N. K,11 E. M. D. 8. and S5and 46 being des¢ribed'as follows, tow Washington Chief Consolidated Quaits . Mine. ate raily3 Of fare for first-class one irom Nevada City tothe paints lat on'tile in tais Survey of Line of Lode. . Commeneiag at the South icde post of the Wasbiazten Chief location--a post :1 mound marked “W, CU, Le netic Variation 16> 30° iN. 112 26’ &. afomg the line oi the lode 0,b1 ehains, intersect the presumed line between and 86 at a point 45 20 chaius south of the corner to Secs, 25,4), % aud 36, T. 18, N, RM KE. M.D. M. wet feet, alive ouk i2in, d tiom notice was ud mark same, “W,>O, . L.” 22.78 chuins or 1500 feet to post marked“W.C. N. L. P.” aud North love post of Washingtoa Chief location and south lode tion, 45.46 chains, post of the Jefferson locativ mound markei“J. N. L. P. Peterior Boundaries. at the8. W. cor. ofthe WaghvuUbief locvtion a post marked “W. “J, 3, “Ls BY thd of Jeffersun lo¢afeet, the North lode D, a post in rock fis iatcling of». sari BESS ws ® uy e effvrson location set a marked “J. .N.’W.Cor, from whieh the eur, secs. 26, 26, 35 und 36, T. NN. M. beara s, 879 40’ W, 4.42 6 Thence defiecting 90° to the right 8. 78° 3)’ K. along the woe bouadarv of aticn. t of ye af tieraan location 7 Mssceihied, 8.09 net . dOMX, by uddressing a lette fock mound m Phence 8. 11° 25’ boundary of the Jefferson chains, 1500 feel, the. &. cor. of the Jefferson location identical with the N of the pene mo as location ~~ o r. of the Washington Chief locati, @ postin rock mound marked “W., U.”’ cor. Thence \.78> 85' W. along the Southof the Wasbinxtun Chief loains. Intersect the presu ed l'ne netween Secs. aud 36, at @ poi 45.72 cuuings, South of the cor, to seca, 25, 7 96 and 36, 4,18, N. BR, be. M: D iy reck mound, 4.64 South iode post of loca ion pees deseri' “tothe place of veation ofthis mine ‘sg recorded in ecorder s office of Nevad . county, ia Book 100f Mining Clsims. cla mant isthe AdamsY M, on the sou reons claiming adverse rtion of seid Washington Chief oa solidated Quartz Mine, or surface ground, uired to file their adverse claims © kegister of the United States Lanu Office at Sacramento, in the state of Calivirtue of the provisions of the statute. E: W, ROBERTS, Kegister. . It is hereby ordered th tice be published in the Daily Transcript,:a daily newspaper pub ished inthe city and’ county of Nevrda, state ignated as being nearest dh. W. ROBBER Ts , (Grass Valley) Attoruey. for ‘d ‘he fitet pablcation of thia notice wee! made on the 16th day of N the Superior Courtofths Uounty of Ne« Vada, Stute of California. Action brougLtin the Superi he County uf Nevada, state of California, nd the Cumpluint filed in said County 6 Neyuda, ip the officeof the Clerk of said HAWAY, Pléjutifr, ¥s. FRANCIS M. HATHAWAY, Defendant. The People of the State of California sen Superior Court. Ez TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY, Ne. 683 Kearney street, Establ im 1664 A perf ‘eaiee and mnt ikeases suc. SS Dr.@ibbon basthe From visifing the prinelpe: Hospitals a rom visi : i Hospitals of .Kucope, anc ins pemponsaeden i the bis Siecabiogia putionteand thusv reccine: bis services may find him. ni SEMINAL WKAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequence of oye Bena ir Kor rg Sh both sents to hat Sinioet ch ent ges ‘ing Certainty the eit pre with oy owing train of morbid symptoms unless com butted by scientutic medical measures, tenance, dark spots under bd Sallow coun : ¢ eyes, pain in th. nead, ring ng in the like tae rustlig uneasiness about ba, confused leaves and weakness vf the totus, vis+ US 25’ B. 22:78 ‘Sata mee prewmen ig ss .o. W chaius 1600 feet, the N.W. cor. of the W ington Chief location, alsv the 8. W. ner of the Jefferson location, « postin zoek mound marked “WwW .’ w. W. cor. and ‘J. 3.” Wo cor tram whieh theot, $v aud 86, T. 18, N. R11 E. ; N,0° 16 KB. 22.46 chains distant, 23 38 cha i:tersect the presumes line between, Sede. and 36,-at-8 puiut 21.865 chains. seuth the cor. to Secs. 25, 26, 35 and $6, Tf, 18, N. MLE. M, D.M.setayostin sock mound 45. the N. W corner of tne postin rock mound ruce in approac: AN form new © shun society, loss of ashes, pim pies and 8 era ‘about vi the face, furred me,fetid breath, ‘bs, COUR mption, night sweats, monok ana (reqnent ingani: ty, Lie dal bemor reobs 60 aitlicted should upply immediateSeetibe. FSOU Or . ed yy letter. and have a rin ure eiteoted by hip new and scientitie treating these b Foon foont which never fails o. ettecting a qitiick and radical cure, MABKIED MEN, Ur those who contemplate marriege, who are suilering under aay of these feartui maiSolty ebtng epont hum wor delay "296 m them, nor oa tein dinmediate telief, 4 CUBED AT HOMR, Persons ata d ce may be CUBED AT r to Dr. Gibbon, ting case, syn ptoms, len of time the e6use las continued, and the medicine wid be promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with ful, and plain directions for use. ‘The Docwor cures when others fail. ‘try him. by euclosing TEN DULLAKS in coinin a reylitered letter thro the Pont Office o Lrough Wells, Fargo & Go, a package of medicine will be delivered by express to any oar. of the United syates. : address DK, J. F, GIBBON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, sau Fraicisco Vitive Bux 1967. r Notice of Assessment, Oy tat i peatrand 8T. GOTHARD GOLD oat ean eee ee of Pri i jace of business, San Francisco, Calitorain, Lecativa of Works, Columbia Hill Mining District, Nevada county, Val. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting ofthe Board of birecturs, held on the 12tu day of eb., 1891, au usseveunent, (No. 2) of Filteen (15) Ven s per share was levied upOn the Capital stuck of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States doid Corn, to (he Secretary, at the office of the Company, room Ne. 10, No: 820 Sansome street, Sao Francisco, Cglifornia, Any. stock upon— wich this assessment shall remain unpaid’ on the sist day of March, 18.1, will be delinquent! and ad. yertised fur sale ut publicauction; and unless paymentis mude before, will be sold on Mouday, the 12th day of Apri), 1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By orderof the board of Directors. iat Reheat Nef a; Wearersry. )ffice—Roowm } A Sausome Street, San Francisco, Galle tae ' NOTICE: “Phe Auecsment (No-2} ort cents per share levied December 9th 1890 is hereby rescinded. Notice to Creditors, Estate of J. L. JOHANSON, deceased. 1 OTICE is hereby given by’ the undersigned, Arthur Powell, Adwinistrator of the Katate of J. L. Johnson, deceased, to the creditors of aud all persons havin Claims ageinst the said deceased, to exhibit them withthe necessary vouchers, within four months nfter the first publication of this notice tothe paid Administrator at the Law Office of A, Burrows, Esq., Holbrook with ‘fihely veneered panels, and Greenos (oF eencis M. H.thaway, Defend~. Sioey, Grass Villey, Nevcda county, Cal., ehest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory ean be returned tothe factory and the money will be in need of or thinking of adel gi Ey og Ee before buying a sewing machine. i pe Sysidetens tion paying @ fancy price as the Ohicago Singer. Omarstville....6. cee cee ee eeees 1 bwee Eggs es sie PA NER OEE ROT MER 14% ne bypenceville.. 2 : aumento.. (, ay n Francisco 166 a Tiuckee.... 88 Washington AD . YouBet. Be —————e Dr. Beosanko’s Cough and Lung ayrppeThis syrup is composed of wild cherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the, most tunie and healing remedies known for the Throat and Lungs. Lo this we add “just enough squills,” ipecac_and—blood root to loosen and throw off the effendng matter, by expectoration. Ack your doctor if there could possibly be a more happy combination for the cure . of coughs, colds and bronchitis, or tw emaciuted con sumptive patient .than this. Fo croup and whooping cough there ir nothing better, and every mother whu values the lives of her fitfle ¢hildre: should always keep it in the house. it is perfectly harmiess and the bubies ~+ build up # weak and ike it. Sed byCarr Bros. : Agents for the Daily Transcript. Paimer & Rey G. r nee & Co. K spencer h> ore Veen ie kere wenne rt PO EIS Rael Se AONE Ye ee ga § ————— You are hereby required to appearin en action brought uperior Court of he County of Nevada, state of Califurnia, mplaint filed therein, ve ofthe day of ser. and to auswer the C. Within ten days (exe vice) alter the service ou moun. —if served withiu this Count,; or, if served elsewhere, within thirty days, or default will be tuken againas og to the praye: of said Comnt. The said action is brousht to obtain a de. mony now existing between the Plain-" al e ground of failure aimii with thy Common nec of life, #laintiff alleges that on or about September 17th, 1573, Plaintiff and Defendautintermarried, and huve ever siuce been, ano still are husvand and wife. Fiain. tif surther alleges that for une half last past Vefetdaut has willfully failtofurnish Plaintiff with the common necessaries of life fur herself: and their three children, he haying the abilit do. Pluintiffasks that the custody o miuor children be awarded to Plaintiff. Al of which will more fuliy w laint on fle herein, to w J bempty notified that if you fail wo appear an ‘ pluint a» above required wilh Pay hs the Court man the com Given under my band and Seal of the seid superior Court, of the Count Vuda, Stete of Calif. ruia, this 7t J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. fi2 By J, J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. Niles Searls, Att, LF. ene that is, eertainly no better, perhaps not as good . and Defendant, on r the relief deNotice to Delinquent Oo-owners. O DANIEL HOLMAN, JASPER JEPRON aud kK, bD. Sherwoud, MH. Coltua, P. Brighum, Chas, Hegarty, J. Lb. . Rodgers, Alexander Koach, J. Stumbeck, George sherwood and Maas Fetersun, the ‘Blue Lead Mining Company,” loration of mine Bioomtield Lowuship, Nevad Notice is hereby the co-owners last abuve named for tne following named persons whe failed wand refused to pay for themselves, For vanial Holman the sum of one buudred aud seventy nine ($179.00) Dollars, pson the sum of thirty eight ity cents ($35.60) amid for &. 1), sherwoud the sum of thirty five dollars and ,co-owners, with H, wnounts have been pui oweuers, more than one year before the conmmetncement of this proceeding, each of the delinquent cu-owners, towit: Holman, JasperJepau: co-owners in the said mine are hereb notitied, unless each pay their respeeti proportion as bereis set out of the ceman due gaid co-owners, . Sec’y of the guid Ve@,, of Nevada county, savnths f ow the firetda this notice, each whd within the sald ti said mine shail of publication of as failed to pay «, their interest in the « forfeited, and shall bereperty of the gaid cu-owners, mine, who bave suid amnounts for the aforesa ‘There are nine full! sherep in the suid wine, and the said delinquents own the following interest in the said mine; Haniel Holuian Oue half of one shure, K, D. Sherwood ou@ half ofone share, Jasper Jepacn one quarter of one share. N. Bb. PARAZEIT CHAS. HEGARTY, PAAS PELERSUN, P. BRHIGH AM, J. 3YRUMBECK, GEONKGE SHE WOUD, H, H, COLTON, Co ownersin sail mine. ..Philadelphia Portland, Oregon he e being the plaee for the transact 63 tion of he business ofsaid estate, in said county of Nevada, ARTHUR POWELL, Administrator of the Eetate of J. L. Johnson, decea. ed. Dated March 12th; 1891. ; A, Burrows, Attorney. mi3 Notice to Creditors. Estate of John C. Piper, deceased, WOtICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNdersigned, adininistrator of the estate of John.C. Piper, d i, to the t of, and all persons having elaims against the deceused, to exhibitthem with the necessary Youchers, within Four mosths after the fzet publication of this notice, to the administrator at the law office of P, F. Simonds, Nevada City, Neyada coun, Calfornia, the same befng the place for the transaction of the business of said es. tute, in suid county of Nevada. CALEB COOLEY, Administrator of the Estute of Juhn C, PiTr. decensed, ’ ated Nevada City, Cal,,thisi9th day of February, 1891. P. F, Simonds, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. tate of Marie 8, Dusom, deceased. x oun 2K is here , nite , the undersyne Adrat: itor of the Estate of urie 5. busom, dé@ceaged, ta the creditors ofand ull persons having Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first puplication of this notice to the said Administrator, atthe Law Office of P. ¥, Simonds, at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in suid county of Nevada, FRANK J. DU3IOM, » Administrator of the Estate of Marie 8, Dusom, deceased, \ Dated March 16th, 1891. ca P. F. Simonds, Attorney. mi6 L. P. FISHER Nowspaper Advertiving Agemey. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX. @HANGE, CALIFORNIA wteaer, BAN FRANGISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS solic for ell news re -pablished on the Pacifie Loust, the 8. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpatiso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Australian Col Europe. . > Viles of wearly every newspaper pnblished on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) Civil : ‘Engineer : aud ; Surveyor, Deputy County Survevor and Députv U S: Mineral Surveyo 0 in Morgan & Roberts block Nevada ones se “ The Best Claret Wine. ¢ — ADE {rom Grapes raised at my Nursery G teed pure, well made, and twe 4 BO a : ’ . La * iP. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND i) 0 i pluce of business, Nevada City,. t pluce iit Pigs ’ day of March, 181, an assessment, (No, 2 two cents per share was levied ‘Capital stock of the e the secfetury at the office of No. by Broad Street, Nevada The , Best Advertising medium in tefore, will be day of May, 1891, to; sasmment, together w : d expenses of sule, By f Direc GAYLORD, fe Se "FeAnscxirr is the ue (3 der of e Board 0 and three years old. Fifty Cents a Gatton. French Prunes for Stewing. Positively fuerthan can be purchased in. Nevada City, Cal., Deg. 16, 1890, cquaintauces, memor, pt c ich Islands, lonies, the ‘Kastern States and the Chicago light and without noise, the machine. — FOOT HK MLER, FOOT RUFF 5 BOBBINS. machine one year ago and am_ well pleased with it. Would not exchange it for machines sold here for filty dollars, I thank you a: thousand times for such a valuable premium. W, A. Bisuor. _ Arrus, Ark., Dec. 7, 1889. Te Chicago Singer sewing machine receved tn yood order. ‘The machine is a spléndid one; the Agents here would ask about thirty-five dollars fo such a machine.“ Many thanks," Joszrn Bacuman. a Somerset, Va:, Oct. 28, 1889. The machine ordered of you arrivéd, andafter a few days’ trial [ find it to be as. represented, and. doubtless wil continue to give satisfaciion. Mary J. Warxer. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. The rary poppy machine came to hand yery promptly and in good ol: der. It. is nicely finished, and works like a charm,and we are delighted with it, E. F.Youna. Sr. Maraarer’s, Md ae Dec. 14, 1889, We received thé machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak of you asau honest, honorable firm, . A neighbor was here to look at the mua ‘ 4 es ‘ 5 ity OREGO CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPER’ We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley. Both for $6 Both for $9 ag "The Morning Call issues a wee Mippieton, Tenn., Dec. 18, 1889. <9 el, received your premium sewing LAND ee W'ITH TS—— Home Office at Salem, Oregon, ; : (In the.State Insurance Buildine,) AND BRANOH OFFICES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBA ih ath cae ; AS FOR SALE A LARGE LOT A al STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, ALSO ¢ Oregon Land Co fall} ized tor th subdividing locos tracer ot Tanai whe Bhdue hes ast tan velen taught eno mintinin fi ed ever 8,200 acres of Land into 5 to 20 acre Lots. shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts eed on the market, 225 have been gold. in Frait will bring a larger income than 16. ing oh totes. dther Neya ie county news. It is aa San Francisco Weekly Call fr It : pepe is iesned every Thursda: . ter of ry up (igre arma eee ever. to , horticul te Arat-class family Pena apenait ng to the inter We have made such arrangements as enable us tooffer} C SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates. than ever before for a good-machine. _., Phis_ machine is made after the /atest models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make; ornamentation and appearance. gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. he utmost care is exericsed in the selection of the metals used, and only the very best quality is purchased. Each machine is thoroughly well made and is fitted with the utmost nicety and exactness, and nu machine is _permitted by the inspector to go out of the shops until it has been fully tested and proved to do perfect work and run All the parts are made. to The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan im‘provement ina loose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from : The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a_coliar-securely pinned to the—shaft—outside. of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is julled out enough to release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left: where it is held b a stop-pin tili the bobbin is filled. liable to, beymeddled with by children, the bolt can be left out the wheel when not in_use, so that the machine cannot be operated by the treadle. The thread eyelet and the needle clamp are made self threading, which is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following w 8, GAUGE, TUUKE EEDL 1 WRENCH, 1,GAUGE SCREW, PACKAKE NNG,ES, 1 THREAD CUTTER, i OIL CAN, filled with Oil, CHECK SPRIT . 1 BINDER 1 INST KUCTION BOOK, The driving wheel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenient of any. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is mude of the best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt, 1t has veneered cover, drop-leuf tab'e, end drawers and cenwing-drawer. 5 The manufacturers WARKANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS. chine, and expects to order one next ‘week. ‘ —E.H, Rinovr. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec, 6, 1889. We received the machine some tw months ago.. Have given ita fair tria and like it very much, We think in ‘is as good as a forty dollar machine. Miss JaNe Rowers, Jackson, Cau., Noy. 16, 1889. I received your premium sewin machine in good order, and am well pleased with the same. Accept my A NORTON. I would say, after using th e sewing machine received from you, it givet perfect gutisfaetion in al! respects, doy ing all Kinds of work very nicely. Mes. 1, C,-Youmans, Wesrsoro, Mo,, Dec. 10; 1889. My sewing machine gives good sat isfaction—does as good work as a fifty dollar machine. Mary E, Murray. Herrina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine I got'from you ag a premium last year, cannot be beaten, and does as good woik as a $40.00 machine. _Geo. B, Muir.

Lonamont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889, I received the machine all right, and am well pleased with it, It does excellent work. Psntvan McCarty, Prices,-Pavable in Advance: MachineNo. 3 and DaILy Transcript 1 year..-17 oo “cs sacle ae vera 00 %.Subscribed to pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS fo Nevada City. BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. Dai Transcuirr, e suceess of this undertaking i+ We also make valuable improvements in the way of toails, fences, ete, We can sell mah tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a larg ‘arm send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List? NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) WwioerEe THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) 50 a Year ! [OFFER NO, THE_NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Reguiar Price $6 a Year /* OT TEx THE SAN FRANCISCO!DAILY CALL (Regutar Price $6.0 Year) [OFFER NO. 1., . "5 OO a Year To take Sdvantage of any one uf the Combinations {ou Must Pav in Advanee for One. Year ‘in-arrears for tne Transcripr now m it, pay one year’s combination price in adyance, TAD TA ond alae The Daily T the Leading paper of Northern Cent 8 position It hras tablished in 1860 It Divesthe inte enitee) re 4, E ranse : independent enverpris Ly < oa y k) a Tp ‘ iedisy newspaper ee a and te recognised aa being the When the machine is Attachments : 6 HEMMERS,%all different : SCREW DRIVER, ‘COMPANY ng and) Notieeof applcation-io: No. 1865. Application for Patent. NS. TICE OF, THE APPLICATION OF “JACKSON CALVERT and JAMES H. ARP, of Nevada Mining District, Nevade Pam State of Unlifornia, for a United States Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of Chapter Six of Title Thirty-two. of the Revised Statutes of the United States, we, peer (agen and Lem bp ago ln 8, Ropeepsion. aving the poss ry tight 'tothe Work and Pay Placer Mine, and mpm p 2 the mineral yo vein, lode or mineral deposit, bvaring go d, with surface ground herviuafter ces » lying and beiug situated within the Nevada City or Nev. Mining District, Covnty of Nebe] application tothe United States fora Patent forthe said Mining Ciaim, which ‘is mote fully deseribed as to metes and bounds by the official plat and by the fieldnotes of auryey thereof, now filed in the office ot the Register of the District, of lunds subjeet to sale at Sacramento, Cal., which field notes of survey desctibe the bounderies and extent of sald Claim, with magnetic variation at Firatstation 15° East, as tollows, towit: Commenving at a Post marked W and.P No. }. at the Lontiweet corner of claim, Which is also Post of Worx and Pay mine No 1, at Northeast corner of May. Flower Placer mine lot No 82, and corner to Sections 16, 17, Mand 21, T 16N K 9E.M.D.Band M., from a which an oak tree 8 inches in diameter 3 8 89 W 60 links distant from location corner ; thence smngpcde variation (course. ist) 450 East on gre? line between Sections 16 and 47 1° J Yuba Ditch bears 3 692 E. and N. 63° W at 4.75 chains, Ravine béarsN 69° W; at 9.43 chains fence running North and West; at 10.06 chains biack oak tree 2 feet in diameter; at 15.50 chains fence 6 links to Bast; at 18.97 cross feuce bears W 659° W and8 5° E 1d ijnks to corner; at 19.45 Martin Ditch bears N 88° and #, 380 W; at 23.63 chains Little Deer Creek-bears E and W; at 24.8) chains mouth of funnel beard k-840 chains distant; tunnel running N 27° Kast; at 29.90 road crosses N 459 W and 345° E 2659.08 feet or 40.30 chains to a Pde, marked W..and No.2, which is also the Quarter Section corner between Sections 16 and 17 Tp 16 N RYE, M. D. B. and M, and from which ap oak tree 14inches in diameter bears 8 694 9 W 43 links distantand a pine tree 30 inches in diameter bearsS oW 36 links distant; thence deflecting 0© .08’ left devia!ion of needie 0° 15’ Kast. (Course 2d) N 19 18 W et 0.1980uth Yuba Diten bears 8 83% 9 W; at 649 chains Murehie Ditch bears E and W at chains or 1320 feet to a Post marked W and P No3,onthe West line of Section 16, location corner from which a dead ouk 8 inches in diameter bears North 40 links distantyand the N W corner of Section 16: bears N 19 13’ W 20 chains distant. (Course 8d) Thence deflecting 91° 29’ right devi.tion of needie 19 East 899 44’ K at 19.66 chains 1296.9 feet-toa Post marked W aud P No. 4frem which a cedar tree 8 inches in diameter Lears N 21° FE and 0.52 che distant, an oaktrees inches in diameter bears N 33° W 2% links distant. (Course 4th) Thence deflecting 91° 4,’ left, deviation of needle 0° 4)’ Kust 9.94 chains 656 fect toa Post marked W and P No 5; from which &@ spruce tree 10 inches in diameter bears N 40549 90 links distant, (Course 5:h.) ‘Thence deflécting yi © by’ ht, deviation of needle 1° Bust, 5 899 34’ 19.60 chains or 1293.6 feet to astake murked W and P No 6 pha which oid stake location corner bears N 489 E. 1.35 chains Sen res tree 8inchesin diameter bears N 869 'K 0.37 chs disiant; the quarter section corner on Noi th side of Section 16716 N KOE MD B andM beurs N.19 52’ W29.88 chuins distant, Post Marked No. 2 at<outhexst corner ef Murchie Place mine Lot 42 bears N 25°10’ K Al _chuiis distant. (Couise 6th), Yhence dc flecting 87° 42’ right, on Kastline of the N W 34 of Section 16,19 52° E, at 13.24 cus 873.Ub teetto Pust marked W and P-No7, on the North ine of Woodville quartz mine, Lot 78, from which & pine tree 10 inches in diumeter bears N 28!49.W 26 links distant. (Comise 7th) ‘Lhence deflecting 82° 2)’ right, along North line of Woodville quartz mine, Lois, course by Woudville survey, 882° 47’ W variation1s© 30’ K 0.12 chaing 7.9 feet toa Postmarked W and P, No, 8, at Northwest curner of Lot.No, 73-from whieh pine tree 10 inchesia diameter beurs N 3 W 0,25 chains distunt, (Course 8t).) ‘Thence detleeting 62° 33° ehh] On West line mine. of Woodville quartz 78.Louree—b ween suLyey $ 300.14? .W Verietiuas 189 30 EK at oid road bearing N Wand 8 K, at 9 8) chaing Murchig Ditch bears K and W, «t 18.57 chains or 1225.06 feetto a Pust murked W and # Nod, frum which W Q M No 6 at Southwest corner of Woodville quarts mine bears 828° W 4.15 Chains distant aud oat H, N W corner ut tlie NW corneg of Hurmouy quartz mine beurs § azo W528 Chains distant, (-‘ovrse yth) ‘vhence deflecting 619 53’ right, $ 8° “i Ww on.seuta line of the N W of Section 16 to Post ked W and P No 10 from whigu u black tree 10 inches in diameter bears 78° 23’ 6 033 chs distant. (Course 10th). ‘Lucuce deficcuiug 169 4.’ right, N 78> 25° W on Norch line of Union quartz mine; at 0.52 chains Murchie Ditech crogy EB and W; at 8.76 Che dis.ance 578.2 feet toa Post markod W and # do; 11 hom whieh au oak tree @ iucuesin diameter bears 5 38° E 41 links digiuut, (Course lith) Thence) aetiecting 90° left; 316° $5’ W.on Weat line of Usion quartz ine; at400¢haing Murchie Ditch bears N 642 Wand 964 6; at-10.42chaise Svuth Yuba Ditech bears N 699 W ands 60 #, at6.12 chains road bears N 679 W: and 5 76 K, at 17.74 chains ros.d bears N 602 W and S6u9 K.; ut 18.43 chains’ West edge of old shalt: ot Wie sualt beus West 23 links disut; at 21.08 Cha.ms road bearg8 409 KE, 'N 409. Wj ut 92,72 Chuing or 1600 ject to a Fost marked W and P No 12 from which an alder tree 6 inches in diaucter bears 78° W 15 links distunt (Voursg lth.) ‘thence deflecting wo left, 8. 75° 20 Kon south-dine of Jnion quarts mine; at 3.28 chuins 218.2 feet to a fost marked W aud F No 13, from which a eproce tree 8 inches in diameter bears N 66%° W1.lychaing distant, (Course 1th), Thence deflecting 163° 25’ right, On the south line of tue N W )¢ ofthe N wy of Section 16, at?,70 chains Little Deer Crees bears W 20° Wands 20° Kast; at 3.94 chs or 200 feet to a Rust marked W aud P No. 14, from which a madroon tree8-inches in diameter bears N 25° E43: links distant. (Course 14), Thence di: flecting 919 15’ left, ou the ec st line of Wig of the 8 W144 of the 8W 4 of Section od at 0.67 chains Martin ditch bears N 309 and 5 30.° EK; at 6.50 chains South Yuba ditch bears 8629 W ana N52 kK, from which-a yellow pine tree 12 inches in diameter bears N 649 W 1.15 links igtaut. (Course 15). Thence deflecting 91° 18’ right, West 10 chains or 660 ‘feet ty place of lung ead containing 186/72 acres of laud, ‘The waidclaim comprising the South MS of the N & 1-4 of the N. W. 44 the W 1-2 of tie 3 W 1-4 of the 8 W 1-dand portions of the 3 1-2 of the N W L-4 andthe N W1-4-of thes W 1-4 of Section 16 Ip 16 NKYE,M DB end M} adjoining cluims of the Woodvilie and Union quartz mines on the Mast, and the May Flower Placer miiie on the South west thereof. Thesaid Mining Claim being of record in the vitice of the Kecordér of Nevada County Mining Claisos, in Book 11, Page 90, in the County and state of California aforesaid, aud beiny boauded as follows, towit: On the exsterly side by the Woodville and Unfou quarts mines and vacant lunaos, and adjoining the May sigver Placer Mine ou the Southwest, the said elaim being designated ag No, Win the official survey thereol, And any and all persons Claiming adversely the mining ground oF premises, or any portion thereol go described. surveyed, platted and applied fer, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claima are duly filed .as'aceofding to. law, and the regulations thereunder, within the time prescribred by Law, with the Kegister uf the United St.tes Land Office at Sucrum ato, in the state of Califurnia, they will be barred, in virtue of the provisious of said statute. H.W. KUBERTS, Register. It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing r Patent be published for the period of xixty days in the Nevada Daily ¥ tript, a daily hewspuper published at Nevada Cley, Nevada County, Caliuornia, hereby designated “us the HeWspaberpubiished nearestihs above described premises, 3 wee . WwW. BERTS, Register, J. 1. Caldwell, Attorney for Applitance: The first publication of this notice made on the 12th day of February, 1891, eb Simon, an Insane person, John stotlar, the Guardian of James G. Simons, an insane person, having filed his petition herein praying for an order of sale of the whole of the real estate of said ward for pu: therein set torth, it is therefore orderedby the said Court,that all interested in the Estate oi said J, G, Simons ape before the suid Gourt on Monday, the A Nevada vity, to show cause wh should not be granted to said ghanien ts self so much of the real estateof fnsane James G, Simons asshall be necesAnd that @ copy of this ordar be publish. . : a ie eo pick te ed atleast fonr successive weeks the . FYE]. i} : ] ; “ ; vaily Transcript, ‘ : 4 Yiaati 4 a ee . oe Be publis edin lh coat” . priaed nd sae {i () p [ i \ ( Y, QP DLA eee ON CALDWELL, ' oe ‘The Best in the » World-#-for Order to Show Cause. N the Superior C. ] ey tate ourt of Nevada County, in the matter of the Estate of James G, day of March, 1891, at 10 o’eloek renoon of said i} ‘at the Court Rookie the ‘said » Dated Feb. 14th, 169i, ""PSMF Judge. P. T. 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