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LOGAL DIRECTORY.
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List of Nevada City’s Business
Institutions. pee
i18s8s7.
ASSAYING.
¢ J. J. Ott, Main.
Citizens Bank, Broad. ro
AUCTIONEERS.
@. R. Stockwell, Broad.
¥. G, Guild, Union.
ip BAKERIES.
Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial,
Alex. Gault, Broad.
t BANKING HOUSES.
Citizens Bank, Broad. -Directors—Dr. R. M.
Hunt, Geo.M. Hughes, Wm. Edwards,
John T. Morgan, D. E. Morgan, L. Housman, E. M. Preston. x
Philip Richards, Main.
BARBERS.
H.8. Marsh, Union Hotel,
wires & Son, ay Hotel. r
ngenspor & Wilde ne. :
tL Godaine Sons, Broad.
L. Lubosch, Pine. *
BLACKSMITHS.
Wn. Barton, Plaza.
P. Clancy, Broad.
Robinson & Morrison, Plaza.
Carmichael & Denney, Main.
BOOKSTORES.
Brand & Stich, Broad.
Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial
Geo. W. Welch, Broad.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. .
B. Lutz, Broad.
A. Wutke, Broad.
J. F. Heok, Commercial.
F. L. Ficke, Commercial.
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
dohnWebber; Broad:
BREWERIES.
Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento. ‘
E. Weiss, Sacra :nento.
John Biasauf, Spring.
Israel Hosken, Spring.
C. Fogeli, Main. .
BRICK MASONS.
John Dunnicliff, Sacramento.
H. L.Gove, Boulder.
CARRIAGES.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
Wm. Giffin, Broad,
A. Nivens, Pine.
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
Mrs. J. Jack, Broad, 4
L. Hirschman, Broad.
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS; ETC,
Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine.
K. Casper, cor. Pine and Commercial.
L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main.
B. H. Miller, Broad.
CONFECTIONERY.
A. Tam, Pifie.
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
Mrs. Jack, Pine. °
Mrs. Leddy and Eagan, Commercial.
F. Willett, Broad.
CONSTABLES.
R. Dillon, Broad.
Thomas Stevens, Broad.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
L. Nihell, Nevada.
Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada.
Frank Miller.
F. Penrose, Pine.
A.H. Irish, East Broad.
J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill.
Jerome Cook, Water.
L. O. Palmer, Nevada.
C. C. Weisenberger, Nevada.
T. Penrose, Pine.
Hoskin & Onstott.
A. Huffman, Nevada.
J. 8. Holbrook, Broad.
Bordwell & Brobeck.
CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS.
0. Maltman, Gold Flat.
DENTISTS.
Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacramento.
A. R. Pennington, Broad.
8. M. Harris, Broad. t
DRUG STORES.
Carr Brothers, cor. Pine. and’ Commercial. .
W. Db. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Lester & Crawford, Main.
Casper Cohn, Commercial.
Mrs. C. A. Barrétt;"\Commercial.
V. Lubeck, Commercial.
L. Hyman, corner Commercial and Main.
A. Biumenthal, corner Broad and Pine.
Rosenberg Bros., Broad,
ee EXPRESS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent.
Eureka Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agent.
FOUNDRIES.
Geo. G.Allan, Spring. J, weer,
Cc. O. Barlow, Sacramento.
FRUIT TREES, ETC.
Felix Gillet, Barren Hill.
y FRUIT AND VARIETY.
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
W. A. Sigourney, Commercial.
Samuel Shurtleff, Commercial.
R. H. Thomas, Commercial.
Wm. B. Simmons, Broad.
R. Smoot, Main.
: FURNITURE.
Legg & Shaw, Main.
L. itd Sukeforth, Commercial.
GAB. ;
Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
J. J. Jackson, Commercial.
G. C. Gaylord, Broad.
m. Wolf, Main.
W. H. Smith, Commercial.
C. E. Mulloy, Broad.
A. R. Wadsworth, Commercial.
A, Lademan, Broad.
A. A. Charonnat, Commercial.
Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad.
W. G. Richards, Broad.
R. H. Forman, Commercial.
Sims & Nichols, V Flume.
HARDWARE,
Geo. E. Turner, Pine.
Legg & Shaw, cor. Main an Union:
HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC.
Jas. Cairns, Broad.
Wm. Holmes, Main.
HAY, FEED, ETC.
H.C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring.
C. R. Clarke, Sacramento.
_ Wm, Wolf, Main: .
HOTELS.
National Exchange, Broad.
Union, Main.
New York, Broad.
Thomas! House, Broad.
HOUSE PAINTERS.
Harrison & Stout.
Isaac & Rowe, Main.
Guild & Son.
M.’ Oliver.
Ralph Bowerman.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
I. J. Rolfe, Broad
E. M. Preston, “
Brand & Stich, ‘
W. D. Vinton, ‘“
-D.E. Morgan, ‘“
H. J. wget oad
1. 3. “
. 8. Ford,
.E. Robinson, Main.
Edwin Parrish, ‘
L. Garthe, y
W.H. Crawford, “
John Werry, Courthouse.
J. M. Thomas, =
Carr Bros., cor. Pine and Commercial.
A. Nivens, Pine. ;
F. Power, Commercial.
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
H. J. Wright, Broad.
ICE. ,
Nevada Ice Co., Victor Sauvee, Manager.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACK.
W. P. Sowden, Broad.
A. R. Wadsworth, Pine.
LAWYERS.
Gaylord & Searls, Church.
Cross & Simonds, Broad.
Johnson & Mason, Broad.
Farley & Little, Commercial.
T, 8. Ford, Broad.
J. 1.,Caldwell, Broad.
F. Power, Commercial.
John Caldwell, Broad.
H. McCormick, Church.
see. L, Hughes, Pine.
/~ WEP. Bowden, Broad.
G, D. Buckley, Broad.
ML. D. Long, Court House.
LIVERY STABLES.
. Hennessy, Broad.
tie * Suketorth, Main. ,
i LUMBER. i
‘Vv Flume Co., Wm: H. Crawford, agent
“. MILLWRIGHT. ss
J. R. Collins, Coyote.
Parsons.& Tompkins.
A: MeNeeley, Piety Hill.
MUSIC TEAQGHERS.E. Muller, Commercial.
Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros.
Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad.
Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel.
Miss Della McCord, Main.
J. R. Davis. ‘
Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada.
Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage.
NEWSPAPERS. _
Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine.
DaILyY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM.
A. Tam, Pine. ,
Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commércial.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
J. Swart, Broad. ’
PHYSICIANS.
R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada.
C. D. Bobo—Office Broad,residence Nevada..
H. 8. Welch—Office cor. Pine and Commer-,
cial, residence National Hotel.
E. W. Charles—Office cor. Broad and Pine,
residence Water >ae Valantine—Office Broad, residence
Main. fs
Mary E. Little, office and résidence, Nevada.
<n PORK PACKING. ei
G>W.Naffziger, Main.
POSTOFFICE.
. Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster.
RAILROAD.)
Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. H. Par
ker, agent.
' REAL ESTATE.
Nevada County Land and Improvement As
sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Moryan, E: M. Preston, Geo, E. Turner, Wm.
utzenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P.
Brown, Geo. E. Brand, Wm. Campbell,
Chas:.Barker. . ;
I. J. Rolfe, Broad.
RESTAURANTS.
B. Lutz, Broad.
Ed. Settles; Commercial. , he
Mrs. Maloney, Commercial.
SALOONS.
Union Hotel, Main.
National Hotel, Broad.
New York Hotel, Broad.
A. Baruh, Commercial.
H. Guenther, Conimercial.
A. Isoard, Broad.
John Bond, Broad.
Joseph Knight, Broad.
W. D. Craig, Broad.
H. D. Sears, Main. z
T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pines’
Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine.
John Kistle, corner Pine and Spring.
Dillon & Stevens, Broad.
Thos. Scadden, Broad. ¢
M. Solari, Broad.
Joe Clark, Sacramento.
Wm. Monk, Broad.
Robert Simmons, Broad.
Frank Cooley, Main.
M. Hanley, Main.
H. Lotz, Sacramento.
Geo. W. Simmons, Town Talk.
8. Wheeler, Glenbrook.
J. K_ Eddy, Half Mile House,
Jas. Trevaskis, Commercial.
G. F. Wilkins, Commercial.
P. Chappell, Pine.
H. Pecartey, Pine. ;
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
G. E. Withington, Broad.
H., J. Dassonville, Town Talk.
STAGE LINES:
To Sierra ont: Green & Co.
To Graniteville, Wm. Cole.
To Dutch Flat, Walter L. Wilkinson.
To Marysville, John Kane.
To Washington, L. R. Prescott, Geo. Grissell,
W. C, Fredenburr. *
To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vincent,
SURVEYORS.
di, G. Hartwell, Broad.
W. F. Englebright, Broad.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.
Geo. M. Hughes, Pine.
STONE MASON.
Wm. Joy. ;
SODA WATER FACTORY:
L. Seibert.
. THEATER.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Manager, Broad. ,
TAILORING.
Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial.
A. Friedman, Pine.
P. D. Polidori, Commercial.
J. YW. Downing, Commercial.
TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC, ,
Great American Tea Store, Commercial.
UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET MAKER
B. Sanguinetti.
UNDERTAKER.
W. C. Groves, Broad.
WAGON-MAKERS.
Wm. Seaman, Piety Hill.
Wm. Barton, Plaza.
WATCH AND ‘CLOCK MAKERS.
F. C. Luetje, Broad.
T. G. Farrer, Broad.
WATER.
Nevada Watér Co., J. E. Brown, Manager.
WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER.
F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage.
W. U. TELEGRAPH.
A. Nivens, Manager, Pine.
®
No. 1641.Application fora Patent.
United States Land Office,
Sacramento, Cal., August 4th, 1887.
TOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N George L. Hughes, whose postoffice
address is Nevada City, California, has this
day filed hisapplication for a patent for
1410.4 linear feet of the Stacey quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground
four hundred feet in width, situated in Eureka mining district, County of Nevada,
and State of California, and. designated by
the field notes and official plat ‘on file in this
office as lotnumber 52in Township 18 North,
Range 11 East, of Mt. Diablo Meridian, said
lot No. 52, being described as follows, to-wit:
LODE LINE.
Beginning at a sugar pine tree 2 feet in
dia. marked “'S. No. F’ for the South end of
the claim on the lode and running thence
var. 17° East, N.1434° W., at4.10chs., South
Fork ditch 5 ike. wide, runs Northeasterly.
at 7.58 chs. center of Rocky Glen running
Westerly at 12.40 chs. South Fork ditch
running Northwesterly 1410.4 feet or 21.87
chs. a pitch pine tree 18 in. dia. marked “s,
No.2” forthe north end ofthe claim on the
lode, from which the 14 sec. cor. between
secs. 15 and 16, Tp. 18.N., R. 11 E.,M. D. B. &
M., bears 8. 10:4© N. 6.70 chs. dist. and the
top of anew incline shaft bears s. 144° W.
5.20 chs. dist. and the Mp of an o a
bears S. 614° W. 5.98 chs. dist.
SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES.
Beginning at a sugar pine tree 2 feetin dia,
post No. 7 of Illinois Q. M. 200 ft. or 8.03 chs.
to a-post in rock mound marked ‘8. No. 3’
from which the N. W. cor. of the Dillon
thence N.14%° W. at 2.90 chs. to post “I. No.
Rocky Glen running westerly at 14.77 chs.
17.80 chs. mouth of tunnel 10
of the Rocky Glen mill reservoir and from
section line between secs. 15 and 16, 6.26 chs.
6.06 chs. toa post in a rock mound marked
W. at 1.33 echs., wagon road running N.
containing 12.94 acres of land.
book 10 of mg. locations.
Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
da Co., SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
Fred Searls, Attorney.
First publication, August 6, 1887.
raise
marked ‘8, No. 1” standing at the south end”
of the claim on the lode, and runnffy
thence 8. 72349 _W. at 1.95 chs. lower bank
of South Fork ditch running northerly and
uartz mine bears S. 593° W. 9.95 chs. dist.;
8” of Illinois Q. M. at 8.47 chs. center of
cross sec. line between secs. lb and 16 at a
point 0.67 chs. south from ine “4 sec. cor’ at
ks. to east at
19.00 chs. South Fork diteh running westerly
at 20.07 chs. south bank of reservoir, 1410.4
ft. or 21.37 chs. stake in rock mound marked
“8. No: 4” standing in thé northeast corner
which the mill gate bears 8.31449 W. 1.10
chs. dist.; thence N.72%° E. at 1.85 chs. cross
north from the 4. sec. cor. at 3.08 chs.; pine
tree 18 in. dia. marked “S, No, 2” 400 ft. or
“8, No. 5"; thence 8. 144° E. at 10.20chs.,
wagon road 34 lks. to the east at 14.68 che.,
bratich of Rocky Glen running westerly at
15.40 branch of Rocky Glen running westerly at 19.95 chs., wagon road running N. E. &
S. W. 1410.4 or 21.37 chs. to post in rock
mound marked “S. No. 6”; thence 8. ee
S. W. 200 ft. or 3.08 chs. to place of beginning,
Magnetic variation 17° E, containing 12
94-100 acres. as
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorde:’s office of Nevada Co., Cal., in
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Stacey quartz mine or
surface ground are required to file their adverse Claiins with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Sacramento, in the
State of California, during the sixty days
eriod of publication hereof, or they will be
Parred by virtue of the provisions of the
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published
for the period of 60.days, (ten cousecutive
weeks);’in the Daily Transcript, a daily
newepaner published at Nevada City, Nevaal.
. . C r, Piety Hill.
i £% D. Marsh, Boulder.
«. Geo. A. Cooper.
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
Cc, J. Brand, Broad.
MEAT MARKETS.
Kent, Commercial.
Soars, Broad.
rothem, Commercial.
road.
a MILLINERY.
a, Lester & Crawford, Main. ae
Mills & Grissell, Broad,
Cohn, Commercial. * emt
Btockholders’ Meeting.
Syans County Mining rod gt . a co
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said co
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No. 1640. :
Application for a Patent.
cote
U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal.,
August 4th, 1887.
Robert Curnow whose postoffice ad
ess is Graniteville, Nevada county, Cal.,
has this day filed his application for'a pat.
ent for 1499.5 linear feet of the Illinois
quartz mine, or vein, bearing gold, with
surface ground 314.7 feet in width, situated
in Eureka mining district, county of Nevada and State of California, and esignated
by thefield notes and official plat on file in
this office as Lot number 51, in township 18
north, range 1} east, of Mt. Diablo meridian; saidlot No. 51 being described as follows, to-wit: mics
Beginning at a point in rock mound
NO Rove I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA’T
r
»marked “I. No, 1” forthesouth end of the
Claim on the lode, from which the original
corner a sugar pine tree 18in. in diameter
bears S35'4° east, 1.06 chs. dist., and the
44 sec. cor. between sections hand 16, T. 18
NR1LE,MDB&« M, bears N 12%° 'W 17.79
che dist. (this course and dist. being calculated from a transverse line) and running
thence var. 172 east, N 354g2 W, at 130 chs
Wagan road running east and west, at 11.36
¢hs, asugar pine stump 4 feet in dia upon
whichthe loeation—notice—was posted Pad
from which an ait raise bears, S 39142 W, 30
lks dist, and from which the mill smoke
stack bears 8 83%° W, at 12.70chs, center of
Rocky Glen running westerly 1499.5 ft or
22.72 chsto a post:in rock mound ‘marked
“I. No. 2” from which a pine tree 3ftin dia
bearsS 20144° E, 1.60 chains dist.
Survey of Exterior Boundaries. .
Beginning at post “I. No. 2” standing at
the north end ofthe claim onthe lode and
running thence N 544° E, 149.8 ft or 2.27
chs to post in rock mound marked “I. No
3”; thence 8 35449 E, at 11-44 chs center of
Rocky Glen running westerly, at 12.59 chs
cross sec. line between sections 15 and 16 at
a point 7.80 chs south of the \ sec. cor.
1154.7 feetor 17.95 chs intersect ‘the west
side line of the Stacey quartz ming, and set
a postin rock mound marked “I. No, 8;’
thence S 14%° E along the west side line of
the Stacey quartz mine, 191.4 ft -or 290 chs
to post marked “8 No. 3;"’ thence N 72%° E
along the ‘south end line of the Stacey
quartz mine, 71.3 ft or 1.08 chs intersect the
east side line of the Illinois quartz mine and
set a postin rock mound marked “I. No. 7”
and standing on the lower bank of the
South Fork ditch; thence § 35149 E,. at 1.14
chs wagon road running east and west, 113 5
ftorl.72 chs to postin rock mound marked
‘L. No. 4; thence § 54442 W. at 0.78 chs,
South Fork ditch running northerly, at 2.27
chs pogt “I. No. 1,” at south end of claim on
lode, at 2.57 chs wagon road running northerly and southerly, 324.7 ft or 4.92 chs to
post in rock mound marked “I. No. 5” from
which the N Weor, of the Dillon quartz
mine bears S 80145 W 6.68 chs dist; thence
N 35442 W, at 3.10 chs wagon road running
westerly, at 3.39 chs cross section line between sections 15 and 16 at 4 point 16.13 chs
south of the 4 sec. cor., at 10.50 chs wagon
road running northerly, at 11.10 chs south
side of an old barn, at 11.44 chs NE cor. of
sume barn, at 12.22 chs. wagon road running
westerly, at 14.20 chs center of Rocky Glen
running westerly, at18.21 chs a sugar pine
tree 3 feet in dia.from which the millsmoke
stack bears'S 27° W 1499.5 ft or 22.72 chs to
post in rock mound marked “I. No. 6;”
thence N 541g° E 174.9 ft or 2.65 chs to place
of beginning, containing 11.01 acres.
Connecting line: Beginning at 4 sec.
cor. between secs 15 and 16 T18 NR LE
MDB&M andrunning thence N 104° E
6.70 chs toa pine tree marked “Ss. No. 2;”
thence $1434° E 21.87 chs to a sugar pine
tree marked S. No, 1;” thencé 8 39%° W 4.26
cue to postin rock mound marked “I. No.
Magnetic variation 17° E, containing 11.01
acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorder's office of Nevada county, .in
Book 10 of Mg. Locations.The adjoining claimants are Stacey claims
and Dillon quartz mine.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of enid Illinois quartz mine or
surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Sacramento, in the
State of California, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, orthey will be
arred by virtue of the provisions of the
Statute. .
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
_Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published
forthe period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the Daily Transcr/pt, a daily
hewspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal.
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
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No. 1631.
Application for Patent to Mining Claim.
United States Land Office,
Sacramento, Cal., June 6, 1887.
Det IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ThomPi as Maloney and M. A. Baugh, whose
Postoftice is Washington, Nevada county,
Cal., have madesapplication for patent for
the Rising Sun Quartz Mine, bearing gold,
situate in Washington mining district, Nevada count, (‘alifornia, and. described in
the plat and field notes on file in this office,
as foHows; viz:
SURVEY OF THE LODE.
Bepinning atpost in rock mound marked
SR, 8. Q. M. No. 1,”’ on south end of the lode
claim from which original post bears S. 634°
E. 21 links. distant and post No. 4 of Cornucopia quartz mine approved survey bears S
31° 19’.W 1.67 chains distant, Thence with
magnetic: variation 17° E N 3° 52’ W5.60
chs to cut on croppings 25 links to right, 5.92
chs to a tunnel on the lode 30 feet long (with
incline shaft 25 feet deep 12 feet from entrance to said tunnel) 15 links to right; 7.57
chs to a tunnel on the lode 20 feet long, being initial point of location; 1409:8 ft or 21.36
chs to postin rock mound marked “RSQ
M No. 2,”. on north end of lode claim from
which a black oak tree 8 in dia,bears $ 0.49
W 38 links distant. :
SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES.
Beginning at post in rock mound marked
“RSQ M No. 3,” at southeast: corner from
which a live oak tree 5 in. dia hears 3 89°,,.W
27 links distant, and original post bears S
724° E43 links distant. Thence with magnetic variation 17° east, N10° 21’ W, 17.15
chs cross section line between sections 2 &
11, 33.75 chs west of section corner common
to sections 1, 2,11 &12, Tp.17N, RULE, MD
M, 1418.3 ft or 21.49 chains; post in rock
mound marked “RSQM No. 4,” at northeast corner from which a pine tree 10in. dia
bears S 53142 W 32 links distant; and post
No. 6 of Marrietta Gold & Silver Mining -Go.
ee S, patent) desigriated as lot No. 88 bears
26° E 31.48 chains distant, and section cor
R11 E, M D M, bears S$ 82° 57’ KE, 34.79 chains
distant. Thence S 8° W 103 ft or 1.58
chains; post No. 2 on north end of lode
claim, 262.7 ft or 3.98 chains; post in rock
mound marked RSQM No.5, at northwest
corner from which alive oak tree 8in. dia
bears 8 18° W 35 links distant, and original
ost bears N. 7° W 12 links distant.
hehce S4° 16’ E, 4.00 chs, cross section line
between Sections 2 & 11, 38.21 chains west of
corner common to sections 1, 2,11 &12, Tp
17 N, RIE, M D M, 1409.8 ft or 21,36 chains,
to southwest corner, which corner onsteep
bluffof rock, impossible to set post, r.et a
witness post marked RS Q M No.6, WP,
which bears N 89° E, 1.72 ehains distant.
Thenc® N8$® E, 1.72 chs, post marked.R S Q,
on north end of lode claim, 412.5 ft or 6.25
chains to the place of beginning, and conNo. 57,in Sections 2 and 11, Township
North, Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and
Meridian.
Said location was made by said Malorey,
who eonveyed one-half interest to said
ernie
Adjoining claimants ‘are Marictta Gold
and Silvér Quartz Mine on the east, Cornucopia Quartz Mine on the south,
All persons holding any, adverse claims
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before this office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for sixty days, or ten consecutive weeks, in the Nevada Daily Transcript newspaper, @ daily newspaper published in the town of Nevada, in Nevada
county, California, that being the neurest
newspaper to the land described therein.
, SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
The first day of publication was on the 8th
day of June, 1887. .
Jobn Caldwell, Attorney.
JWENLONS.—In the Superior Court of
the County of Nevada, State of California, State of California, county of Nevada,
68. The People of the State of California
send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and
Water Company, Anna EK. Smith, Seth Marshall, 8. M. Boyce, Michael D. Sweeney and
Alvan Todd, Defendants. You are hereby
required to appear in an™ action. brought
against youin the Superior Court of the
County of Nevada, State of California, on
the 4th of April,.1887, by C. Hudepohl, Plaintiff, und to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of
. served out of this county, within thirty days
or judgment will be taken against. you by
default, according to the prayer of said complaiut. . The said action is brought to obtain
judgment to set aside the Sheriff’s sale made
on the Sth day of, Oct. 1886, to all that Keal
Estate lying in said county of Nevada, in
and to those-certain pieces and parcels of
mining land lying and being in Little York
Township, said county and State, and designated as Lots Nos. 39, 40 and ‘41, in Tp 16,
N. R.10E.M. D. B. and M. containing 545
and 84-100 acres. Alsoatract of timberland
in said Tp County and State Also that certain ditch known as the York Mining Company'’s ditch. Also rightof aay for ditches
and mining tunnels, ail machinery, tools
and other appliances of whatsoever nature,
and kind belonging to, or used in connection with said mining claims-and ditches.
Also, that certain Canyon claim situate one
half mile fromthe village of Little York,
said county and State, known as Empire
Ravine. Also that certain other canyon situate, lying and beingin Little York Tp
known as “Scott Ravine.” Said property is
more fully described in Book No. 56 of
Deeds on pages 384 et seq. Records of Nevada
county, Cal. to which reference is hereby
made. And to cancel the certificate of purchase made by the Sheriff, andif a Sheriff's
deed is executed to the purchaser undersaid
sale or his assigns before said judgment is
rendered. that said Sheriff’s deed”be also
canceled; and for such other relief as is
agreeable to equity.
For cause of action plaintiff alleges that
on September 10th, 1886, defendant Todd recovered judgment against said corporation
defendant,in Department 1 of the Superior
Court of the City and . ounty of San Fraricisco, said State, for the sum of $2769 96-100, and
by virtue of an execution issued on said
judgment, directed tothe sheriff of Nevada
County, California, said Sheriff on the Sth
day of October, 1886, sold all of said property
inone parcel. That defendant Sweeney on
the 8th day. of September, 1886, recovered a
judgment against said corporation defendant in Department 4 of the Superior Court of
said City and County of San Francisco for
$1225.64. That defendant Marshal recovered
on the 24th day of September, 1886, a judgmentin Department 1 of the Superior Court,
said City and County, for $4433 55. That
said Marshall on October 10th, 1886, purchas+
ed from said Sweeney his said judgment,
and on the 13th day of October, 1886, paid to
the Sheriff the sum of $3009 to redeem said
roperty from said execution sale. That on
he lyth day of March, 1887, plaintiff reeovered a judgment in Department No. Two of
the Superior Court of said City and County
for $5928 38-100, Thaton March 19, 1887, said
Marshall filed for record in the office of the
County Recorder of Nevada County an instrumentin writing purporting to be a sale
to defendant Smith of his said judgment.
Allof which more fully appears in the
complaint on file herein to which reference
is hereby expressly made.
And you are hereby notified thatif you
failto appearand answer the said eomplaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
pa In testimony whereof,.I, F. G.
jane Beatty, Clerk of the Superior Court
~y~ ) aforesaid, do hereuntoset my hand
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June, A, D. 1887,
‘ F. G. BEATTY, Clerk,
By W. D. Harris, Deputy Clerk.
Gaylord & Searls and C. A. & F. P. Tuttle,
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