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FARLEY & LITTLE,
TRANSORIPT BLOCK—UP STAIRS.
DE. BR. M. HUNT, ©
Physician,
OFFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE
NEVADA CITY.
Jhn Caldwell. Thos. 8. Ford
CALDWELL & FORD,
nia, Inthe matter of the Estate of John
Hurst,
the administrator of the estate
es
F.
fi
if
before this
day of publishi ‘
trom the Beet oy oe TAYLOK, Register.
Gaylord and Searls, Attys. :
will be made in the Daily
. Transcript, published at Nevada City, Oal
The first dey of publication. of
notice war outhe Sth day of June, 1886.
‘
iioniliian
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Samuel D. Debo, deceascd.
che said de eased, to exhibit
ae “ ‘within f ur months
ation of this notice to
administrator at Nevada City,
} county. of Ne ie toNd,
Administrator of the «state of Samuel D.
, deceased.”
Dated at Nevada City, August 16, 1886.
Order to Show Cause.
UPERIOR COURT OF THE
. Gute a Nevada, State of CaliturM. Sharpe,
of Jonn
Hurst, deceased, having filed his petition
nerein, duly verified, praying for an order
deceased. Thos,
Penrose.
Pane
Wooaruff.
1
Rose.
election.
2d. To
and 8 ocluck p.
voters
the City Hall.
directed to hold
Town Hall.
ata County Ceniral Comexsuing
Resolv Thata
adkegoscant sucn Convention shall be held on
Saturday, September 18th, 1836,
election for
of 2 o’elock p.m. and 8o’clo-k p.m, ©. *
In the precinct of Grass Valey between
the hours of 1 o'clock p.m. aud 8 o’clock,;
p.m.
In all other preci
be hela between the hours of 6 o'clock p. mw.
nets the election shall
m. insuch manner as the
prevent shall declare.
Nevada City Precivcta Nos. 1 and2 are
directed to hold their election jointly at
Kast ard Wert Grass Valley frecincts are
their election jointly at the
Nevada City Precinct Nos. 1 and 2—InsOn Bu ie *
Precinct No. 1,— 394 votes, a —
Precinct No. 2—335 Sr, age ite =
R. E. RobinBueTest 1
W. Wise
East
rv
votes, oue delegate.
Est aa West .urass Valley—In-pector—
W. J. Crase; Judges—M. P.
Ls
Stone and J.
Precinet—335 votes, 14 delegates,
West Precinct —24 otes. 12 dekgates, 26.
Allison Ranch P,eciuct — Inspector—s.
Benoit. 7 votes, one delegate.
Vista: Precinct—Inspector—D. W.
VColuabia Hall
Moorc’s Fiat
Si Votes,
Bear Valley
12 votes,
43
“Forest »prings: Precinet—Int pector— Jos.
Perrin. 20 votes, one. delegate.
. Bloomfield Precinct—Iinspector D. KR. MeKiilican. 85 votes, 4 delegutes.
Relief Hill Preciuet—ins,ector-R. A.
13 votes, 1 delegate. ‘
Lake City Precinct—inspector—P. A.
6 votes, one delegate
Precinct—lInspector—A. L.
. tes, two delegates,
Preeis.ct— Inspector-—Jas,
Reid. 96 vutes, one elegate.
Graniteville Preciucc—inapector Geo, 4.
Eitis.
Washing.on Precinct--Inspector—W. T.
Van Oudsvoorn.
Omega Precinct—lispector—A. T. Fry.
1 votes, one delegate.
2 delegates.
87 votex, 2 delegates,
Precinct — I:.spector—Jas,
one delegate,
Delinquent Tax List for the
City of Nevada for 1886.
State of California, City of Nevada, ss.
Y vittue of and in accordance with:
cruing costs.
Nob Allen Johu—Lot 11,in Block 3,
east side of A street, Nevada City, and imestan gc ea A 02, costs 55c; total
esand costs, $° 67.
“at Brobeck Heary—Personal property.
Taxes 65c, costs 53c; total taxes apd costs
118 :
"95 Calrin Mrs E—Lot 5 in Block 33, east
side of Bridge street, Nevada City, and imprevements. Taxes 65¢, costs 53c: total taxes and costx $1 18, :
110 Chirles E W—Personel pro yTsxes $1 13, costs 56c; total taxes costs
# Coe J F—Mortgage on property of '—~Mo
ACoe, Lot 3 in Block 49, ‘demia Cty.
Taxes $3 25, costs 66c; total taxes and costs
91.
baa 152 Douglass Norvall—Peraonal
property. Taxes 84c, coste 54c; total taxes
ood wad 1 38. $ :
Nol70 Exce'sior Water and Ditch Co,
HA Tobiason agentLot 2 in Block 53,
on Deer Creek, Nevada City; Lot 2 in
Block 63, on sonth side Boulder street, Ne
vada City, and improvements; also ditch and
flume in city. Taxes 29 10, vo-ts 95c; total
taxes and coste $10 05.
No 328 Lawrence John—Personal prop) \Totice is hereby given by the under} pi oe 16 votes, one desegate. é Sec, ecdth bbe: Sobel taxes nud
L administrator of the estate of . “Cltta yy iil Prcciuct—inepector—J. M. . “ots gt ts”
samuel D. Debo, , to the sed Higgius, 24 votes. one dele. ate.
Bloc« 53, west side of Long street, Nevada
City and improvements, Taxes $1 62, costs
58e; total taxes and cos s$2 20,
No 348 Morris. n.D C—Personal property.
‘laxes $1 78, costs 59c. Total taxes and
costs $2 37.
No 852 Mannix Dennis—Lot 12 in Block
53,8 W corner of Long and Adamsvstreets,
sevad» City and im rov ts and p
al property. Taxes #3 26, costs 66c; total
taxes and costs 33 91
No 385. Murchie 8 T— Personal properts», Taxes $2 60, costs 63c; total taxes and
costs $3 23. *
No386 Murchie Wm H—Personal propert). “Taxes $1 30, costs 56c; total taxes and
cost~ $1 86.
No 407 MoAllister F H— Personal property. ‘Taxes $1 95, costs 60c; total taxes
aud costs $2 55,
* of sale ofall the real and per-onal esta e Yuba Preciuet— Inspector--Geo, A, Hare. No 444 ParsonaJ F—Personal property.
* Tot said decedent, for the purpose there. -25 votes one delegate, Taxes $1 14, costa 60¢; total taxes and costs
im set forth, it is therefore ordered by} N. San Juan rrecinct—Inspector Jas, . g) 74,
the Judge of ssid Court that all persons . A. Stidger. 52 votes, four delegates, No 447 Potter. M B B Personal propimberested in the Estate of said deceasedap. Cnerokee Precinci~-Inspector — 8. UV. . erty. ‘Taxes $2 92%, cosrs 65c; total taxes
pear before the Saperior Court on Wednes-. Rathburn, 20 votes, one delegate. and costs #8 57.
day,the Ith day of Sept, 1886, at ten] Sweetiand Precinct — Inspector-—Frank . No 498 singer Machine Co—Personal
Jomek im the forenoon cf raid day,. Wocds 31 votes, two delegates, as property. Taxes $1 50, costs 57c¢; total
~ . at the Court Room -of said Superior French Corral Precincte—Inspec or— Fred . taxes and costs $1 87,
Joart, in tue City of Nevada, in the coun-. Hoffman 25 votes, 1 delegate. 499 Shurtleff W T—Personal property.
of Nevada, to-how cause why on order} birchville Pyecinet— Inspectot—-K, A. . Taxes 81; costs 54¢; total taxes wnd costs
not be, ted to tie said admin. ] Thomas,. 11 votes, one delegate. $1. BD.
P JLVYLNFONOO ANY
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE.
BROAD STREET.,....NEVADA CIT)
Opposite Mational Exchange Hotel,
JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor
"_/ (Suecsssor to D. Wellington)
Ts: Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLE’
announees that he has now the larges
Horses, Carriages and Buggies
To be found in this part of the State.
Teams, with Elegant es, Wagons anc
Bake te leh at the abo Cras ond on
most terms.
The Horses ore free from vice, ot goodatyl
and of golug as fastas any gentlemar
cares to drive,
Carriages for Fanerals Attended
te with Promptness.
5 Srith ou ‘howe in 16;
to sell oll of the real and personal
eof the said deceased not heretofore
-et aside for the use of the family of deceased;
snd that s copy of this o der be published
at least four successive weeks in the Nevada
Daily Transoript, a cirmgpe gd printed and
published in. the said City of Nevada, county of Nevada, and State of Californic.
J. M. WALLING, *
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated Aug, 17th, 1886.
T. 8. Ford, Atty.
[No, 1671,
Application for Pateat toa Mining Claim.
United States Land Office. ~
Sacramento, Cal., August 14th, 1886.
OTICE is hereby given that the Spanish
N Gold Mining gag pad (a vorporation), whose Postvificeis Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal, have made application
(or patent for the “Spanish Gold Quartz
Mine,” bearing old, embracing fourteen
hundred and seventy-four and ftour-cenths
ot the vei <r lode,
with gurface ground six huadred and sixtenths (000,86) feet in width, in the Nevala
tnining district, Nevada county, California,
ond desvribed iu the plat and field notes on
ile in this office, as follows, v.z:
BURVEY.OF THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES.
Begiuningata postinrock mound at the
southeast corner of the claim marked 8 G M
Co, No. 8; thence N 421 4° W, 22 34 chu to
post in rock mand at NE corner of claim’
marked § GM Co, No, 4; thence $.44> W,
¥.10 che to post in rock mound at NW
corner of claim marked 8 G@ M Co, No.
Good Saddle Horser siwiyson hand. 5 then 8 42 as B, 19.72 che to post No
" 9 of the Soggs Quar he; thence 5
JI CALDWELL , 1.69 cha to post No. Sof the Sogys Quartz
ir. gee seg line; thence es E 1.54 chs to post No
Attorney at Law, of the Sogge Quartz Mine; thence N 48° E,
eam 3,03 chs to post No 1, of theS, G. M, Co,
Notary Public and Conveyancer. be ied No, ‘ otthe hie ve Q. ha thence
‘ N44 to place of beginning, ntain ing
Oilice—-South side Broad street, opp. Unior . (9.9) acres, and designated as lot No. 122, in
wtreet, eye, p . Section 2, "Township 16 N, Range 8 E, Mt.
TLL practice inal the Courts of th . Diablo Base and Meridian.
re ; end the Courts of the Unit: Said location wis made August $1, 1883,
3 the State of California. hy A. R, Lord, James Shorkley and A, 8.
: Deeds, and Mor es fo
eeriidapens of ncknowlecgrhen
ereto in clud: i
Nevada County N. G, R. R.
se ty
Nevada City
~ON AND AFTERTharsday, Jane 10th, 1886,
AS FOLLOWS
LEAVING.
ut ® A, M. DAILY ; connecting with Pas9.45 Lie arriving in San Francisco at
6.40
8.40 P. M. DAILY; connecting with ov7 erland leaving San Francisco at 8
P. M.
ARRIVING.
with Pas P.M DAILY. connesti
at 7.3¢ 5 } senger leaving San Fran
Ao M,
JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager
The entire Stock of Lumber at the
— V PLUME C0.'8 YARD,
“4* ” Consisting of
FENCING AND BUILDING
‘ Lamber ot all Kinds,
FLOORING AND DRESSED
_ LUMBER,
[CKETS, POSTS, SHAKES
” AND SHINGLES,
BE SOLD FOR THE NEXT 30
AS * for Cash at greatly reGertie coat
4
ie
CRAWFORD,
Lord, and by them gold and conveyed to
he Spanish Gold Mining Company by
deed dated May 12th, 1884. The sa'd sme
i hGold Mining Company, \(a corporaticn),
applicants herein, are now the owner and
holuer thereof, ~ c
Adjoining claimants are the Nevada City
aon Gold Quartz and-soggs Quartz
nes,
All persons holding any adverse claims
hereto are hereby required to present the
yame before this oftice within sixty days
‘rom the first day of publishing hereof.
ED, F, TA) LOK, Register.
Gaylord, & Searls, Attys,
It is hereby ordered. that. publication of
the foresoing noti.e be made in the Daily
Transcript, published at Nevada Cty, for
tne period of 60 consecutive days from the
first publication hereof, —
; ED. F. TAYLOR, Register.
The first day of publishing .of the above
aotice was on the 5th day of September, 1886.
Order for Hearing Petition.
N THE SUPERIVR COURT OF THE
County of Nevada, Stste of California,
lu the matter of the estate of Elijah Hotnersall, deceased. On the presentation of the
verified petition of A. G. Craig, claiming to
be entitled by virtue of a certain contract iu
writing made by sais Elijah Hother al) in
his life time, te a conveyance of certain real
estate particularly described in said petition, setting forth the fagte upon which said
claim is predicated, and praying for a decree
authorizing and directing the administra
trix of the estate of aaid Elijah Hothersall
deceased, to execute aconveyance of said
real estate. :
It is ordered by the Judge of the Superior
Court that MONDAY, the 4th day of OCTOBER, 1886, at eleven c’'clock in the forenoon of said say beiny at a regular term towit : at the September term, 1886, of the
Superior Court of Nevada County, in the
State of California at the court-room of said
Court, and the same is hereby appointed as
the time and piace for hearing said petition,
and when and where all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased may appear
and contest said petition by filing their objectionsin writing. And it is farther or: red that notice of the pendency of said peti
tion and of the said time and place of hearing be published at least four weeks before
such hearing in the Nevapa DaiLy Tran:
SCRIPT, a daily newspaper published in Nevada City, in said Nevada County,
J.M. WALLING, .
é Superior Judge.
Nevada € ty, Sept, 4th, 1836. ob
ECK’S
ERFUMES
CAMELIA POWDER
; For the Complexion, :
Finest \ Goods in the Market.
Forsaleby ~
AD First-Class Druggiste. ,
L. Hatch.
Chis. Novay.
Lev faifirl
Judges—H, A,
Rough and Ready Precinct—Inspector—
§. Huntress. 6% votes, 2 delegates,
Iudian Springs Precinct-—inspector—H.
35 votes, two delegates,
Anthony -House Precinct— Inspector —
19 votes, one delegate,
Pleasa t Ridge Precinct lispector —
86 votes, two de'egates,
* Mooney Flat Preci ct li.spector — Hy
Fiene. 7 votes, one delegate,
Spenceville Precinct — Inspector — H.
Manning. 19 votes, one de‘eyate.
Truckee PrevinctInspectur--H. K Gage;
Mason and.T P, Stevens
178 votes, 7 delega es.
Bova Precinct—Inspect r—D M, Dysars.
40 votes, two delegates.
669 Thompson J S—Lot6éin Block 57,
south side of Boulder street, Nevada City,
and improvements and personal property.
Taxes $6 95, costs 85c; total taxes and costs
¥7_ 8U. aa
5738 Temby John—Personal property.
Taxes $1 30, costs 56 c; totai taxes and costs
$1.86,
611 Williams Mrs M A~ Lot 8 in Block 17
north-east corner Pine and Commercial Sts,
and improvements; Lot 4 in Block 57 south
side Boulder street and improvements; Lots
5 and 6in Bock 86 east side Sacramento
streer and improvements; Lot 4 in Block
52 west side Sacramento street, all in. Nevada City and personal property. Taxes
$25 85, costs $1 77; total taxes and costs
27 12.
No 329 Long W 8, Estate—Lot 14 in]
Hunt's Hill Precinct—tuepector—A. GQ,
Turner. 10 votes, one delegate.
You Bet Precinet —luspector — J. 8.
ey ever
Little Yurk Precinct —Ingpector—W. J. nandled for coughs, colds, throat nd lung
Hill. .7 votes, one selegate, 613 Walters J D— Personal property. . affections, and gives universal — isfaction
Lowell Hilt Precinct —Inspector—J. M. } Taxes $1 30, costs 66 cents; total taxes and . Pwo bottles of Kerr’s Asthma cured
Barney, 11 votes, one delegate. costs $1 86. M. WalWma. EDDY
Tax Collector in and for Nevada City.
Goodwin. 59 votes, 3. delegates,
The inspectors and judges of election
are directed to issue Ce: tificates of Election
tu the delegates or delegate elected from
their respe.tive precincts, ©
ualification of voters; ‘All. those who
will pleuge tnemselves to votefor the nominees of the Republican Party at the coming
State Election.”
E. H. GAYLORD,
Chai:man. a
The Nevada Daily Herald, North San
Juan Times, Graas Valley’ Daily Tidings
and Truckee Republisan will please copy.
A. H. Parker, Secretary.
No, 1017,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
LEOPOLD GARTHE vs, AH BON etals
. Y virtue of an. xe utlon to me directed
J and delivered, issued out of the “Superior Court of Nevads county, State of
Califurnia, bearing dat: August 12'n, 1886,
on a judgment irenieved in said? Court on
the 21st day of August, 1885, wherein Leopold Gar he, pliin iff, recovered a judgment »gainst Ah Bon, Ah Chee, Ah -Lack,
Ah My, Noey Win, Lon Heim, Don Quang,
Ah TenAh Yee, Quong Font, Ah Gong,. On
Gong, Yo Fon, Cheo King, Ah Fouk, Ah
Luck, Ab Ging wid Ah shin, defendauts
forthe sum of eight hu: ared and seventy
five ($875.00) dollars, damayes, with interes
from Au ust 21st, 1835, atthe rate of seven
per cent per annum till paid. And whereas,
on the same day, at the same time and:
place, and sn the same act.on above referred to, said L, uarthe, plaintiff, as aforesaid
recovered judgment in the aforesaid action,
and © urt, ag: inst John W. Hartand each
and all of raid defendants above named, for
tive hundred and fifty two and 40-100 dollars (3552.40) co-ts and disbursements at
the date of said judyment, together with
accruing costein the sum of $2.50 as appear, vo us of record,maki. g in all the sum of
¥1,427.40, with interes thereon from. the
2is day «f August, 1885, at the rate of 7
r cent. per annum, from the date of sail
udgment. I have this day levied upoa
and taken into execution all the right, ti
tle, juterestand claim of the said. defendonts, or either of them 1n and to the ‘following described real estate standing on the
re. ords of said Nevada county in the name ot
John W. Hart,: and described as follows,
to wit: :
That certain tract or reel of mining
land known asthe Hiawatha placer mine,
situated in Nevada and Bloomfield townships, County of \evada, State of California, Commencing at a live oak tree 12
inches in diameter on south bank of South
Yuba River oppovite Kennebee Ravine,
marked ‘‘H,. P. M. No. 1;’"" from thence
renuing up the south bank of said river toa
live oak tree 2inch sin di«meter marked
H P MNo 6; thence across said river. to a
live oak tree 24 inchee in diameter marked
i PM No. 7, on north bank of said river,
thence down the north bank of said’ river to
& postin rock mound marked H PM No,
12, ac junct‘on of Kennebec ravine with
said river, and from thence across said river
‘to the place of beginning, containing 16 -17100 acres, and designated as jot No.77, in,
Sections 15, 16 and 22, Township 17 N, R11
E,MtD Band M, Toge:her with all im.
provements and fixcures eppertaining
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell at
public auction, in front of.the Courthouse
door, in Nevada City, County of Nevada,
andState of California, on
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1886,
Between the -hours of 9 o'clock, A. M
and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o'clock M
ed inand toall the above described property,
se eny gerion previa Py es highest bidder
» to sal ji ent, t
with interest sg —? —
Given under my hand this 23d day ot
August, A> D. 1826.
=. < GEORGE LORD, Sheriff,
Nevada County, California.
By J. L. Houaxn, Under Siieriff,
John+on & Mason, Attys for Plt.
~ NOTICE.
R.
"Bus Line.
TIME TABLE,
Lea.e Grass
atten( ed to
030tt CARSON & WETTERAU,
CHANCE OF TIME.
Nevada City and Grass Valley
NTIL further notice the ‘Bus will make
regular ‘trips between Grays Valley’
and Nevada City at the following hours:
alley at &:80and 9:00 a. M.
and 1:00, 3;00 and 4.00 P.M.
Leave Nevada City at 9:45, 10:304. M.,
and 2, 4:30 and 4:45 P.M,
Ladies and, gentlemen called for in any
part of the city without extra charge,
ders . ft at either Hotel will be promptly
Prop’s.
Sr
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4 NERRVOUS COMPLAINTS
Nervous Prostration, Loss of
Vitaitv. Sexual Infirmities,
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gin ag suff is SEXUAL AND
a Wi
their ailments and succenstreat them.
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filled in these classes of troubles to do 60,
nd it must be left to t he spoctalint, who
with edneatin, long pracice, ugh knowlpe pr comprehensive mind, is prepared to
cure them.
DR. J. C. YOUNG
now celebrated Institute im 1860
so of aff the afilicted the
nd “ veubesshlelis aa
foc arer Oa veut Whoa on sustained the first
cnuk nob oly this Cogast but throughout the ci worl
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for the
ce
by dwelling upon so unin. viting a subject as the Decay of Sexua: .
Viger the ignorant may asperse my motive,
Sel une daaive te inform those who
aré snffering through ignorance,
and who by carelessness or want oi
knowledge that a cure can be had,
are not only hurrying themselves to
an cntimety ve, but giving sexuai
weakness as an ritane to uture generaons, is too great an incentive to permit me
to be silent . e
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depressing or inexpressibly keen. The Doctorinhis researches and practice of NERVOUS TROUBLES has made your organization. a special study and is thus enabled from
his experience and knowledge to aid and. cure
you nany of the Troubles, Weaknesses,
Distresses and Sufferings to which
asa sex you are liable,
4@ You will findin the Doctor a friend
apon whom you can rely for comfort, aid and
eure
Dr. Young’s Female Remedies have
attained a reputation for efficiency Rosape bora
by any medicine, or medical p ption
ever offered, They can be sent by mail o
Xpress.
ose desiring personal care and attention
canhave necessary accommodations fur
vished
_—o—
Letters.
Those who can not visit’the city can by
givng their bison aang in their own way, receive advice, and when desired, treatment
me with every assurance of a:cure,
par how RETURNED OR DES TROYEL
Address,
DRE.J. C. YOUNG,
Medical Institute,
No. 7 Stockton St
Cc. W. CRO88. JAMES K. BYRNE
that.a man ever tad.—J. B. His jie, Deput
County Treasurer, Hawthorne, Ne
hEDLINGICN & CWhoeeale Drug
gists, Agenta, 626 and 531Market street, Sau
rt ranciaco. ;
J.J, Mack & Co., Nos. 9 and 11, Fron!
Front st.eet, corner of Piue.
©. F. Richards & Co , Nos. 427 and 42
Sansome street, corner of Clay.
corner Commercia!
Sacrawen‘o, Cal.
gtr cet.
Langley & Michaels, New. 101, 103 and 205
3, K, Gates & Uc., 417 Sansome street,
KIRK, GEARY & CO., Wholesale Agents,
Sold by all Druggists and DealMpa Price 50 Cte and @1.00 por bottle
BYRNE & CROSS,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
Rooms 85 to 41 McCreery’s Building,
310 Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
SURGEON.
E. W. CHARLES, M. D.
Homeepathic Physician,
{ "Rooms 9 and 10, up stairs, cor. Broad and
{ Pine Sta, Nevada ¢ ity.
Otfice Hours—9 toll A.M to8P.M
E.tray Notice.
A
CY July 29, a small black mare,
on the night shoulder.
chorges.
Nevada C.ty, July 31, 1836.
AME to the residence of the undersigned
Branded
The owner can recover her by proving proderty and yaying
JAMFS MONRO.
lm
Treasurer
President
ARGHOR. ok cess
General Agent
Secretary
on application to
Ep, R. Hamivron, Cashier.
SACRAMENTO BANK.
HE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK INTHE
city, Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sacramento. Guaranteed capital; $600,000; paid
up capital, $200,000 ; loans on real estate,
July 1, 1885, $2,044,818 ; term and orJdina—
ry deposits, July 1, 1885, $1,955,581.
Term and ordinary deposits received, and
dividend: paid in January and July.
Mone) }oaned upon real esta e only.
This Bank does exclusively a sayings
bank busine-s. Information furnished upW. P. COLEMAN, President.
agl1.6m
per $1,000 insurance.
year and entirely free fro
nical clauses.
HAVING
ey
supply the public
LOWEST RATES,
xe
faction to all, and will supply
SALE AT ALL TIMES}
—_— oo
t
£27 Of ce af the Court house.
Keystone Market.
COMMERCIAL STREET,INEVADA CITY,
CHAS. KENT, Proprietor.
PURCHASEL
the above named Market, I
will be glad to see all former
patrons and will be able to
with all kinds of .
Fresh and Salt Meats,AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A
FIRST CLASS MARKET!
Which will -be furnished at the VERY
Having had long experience in the busi?
ness, J can guarantee to give. pestect sxtisthe]
Very best ia my Line.
[email protected] KINDS OF LIVE STOCK FOR
FASHIONABLE BOOT
ANP SHOEMAKER,.
BROAD STREET
['wo doors below
Post Office, Nevadla City, Cal, an
Fine Reots wad Shees a specialty
REPAIPING NEATLY DONE
It is the largest, oldest
bers by cash dividends at
dividends greatly reduce
second period.
ASSESSMENT RATE—FOR
nterest which the defen erein ed 5. J > y
or either of thers, had, held, owned or poo . CHARLES KENT, Under 2% NOME cs ks $1 90
sessed on the» ist day of August, pen E aera ciate aap SH AG ME POSTBe6 c . s ooey a 2 00
A. D. 1886. thé day” 0a whish “sald A. WUTKE 30 to 85 years....... 2 05
judgment was docketed as aforesaid, or
’ 35 to 40 y Page’ ey >
which they may have subsequently uequir:
RONG UE VORIE et 2 20
This Company has paid promptly and without expense to beneficiaries $198,691.35 during its five
years’ existence, at an average expense for administration to its members of less than $2.00 per annum
DISTRIBUTION CLAS?.
_ All certificates issued during the year 1886, of the Distribution Ser .
ies, will constitute Distribution. Class, No. ;
: Certificates in force December 31; 1890, of the Distribution Serier
issued in the year 1886, will, on that date, receive a.cash dividend
pro rata to amount contributed, which dividend shall consist of all
Flume Benefit Life Association
204 Montgomery St. Cor. Bush. ..... Sim Francie
Bank of California
F. C. Havens
P. Allen (of B’k of California)
.A. 8. Barney
W. I. Morgan
Its Certificates are incontestable after the third
m objectionable and techand most successful Mutual Insurance Association in California. .
Its distribution plan rewards the persistent memperiods of five years, which
the cost of insurance for
the first five years and nearly offset the cost for the
The-surplus arising from the difference between
the actual cost of insurance in this Association and
the amount collected fiom ‘members, whenever in
excess of the amount required for mortuary purposes, is deposited in the Reserve Fund for distribution . comstaatty suppitea with the very
among surviving members at stated periods. tg
No Charge for Medical Examination—No Annual Dues.
EACH $1,000 INSURANCE:
‘40 to 45 years.. .. 0.00.4. $2 45
45 to 50 years.... BOG RE. Pe
TAT pO YORE. 3 69
BO 0000 Youth 6. 49)
The first assessment will be payable thirty days
after date of certificateandthereafterevery 2 months.
y
One.
riod beginning January 1, 1886, all
VINCENT WILL LEAVE NE¥apa] —~ lnm mounts contributed to the Reserve Fund by all Certificates
ay Pi
Ps .
of suck
Pr beans Valloye oe a H imam vial og J. G. HARTWE .L, issue, together with all accumulations arising from interest and th
and 8.30 p.m j returning at 8904, 0,1 P. Conse ty Mare eco, . mounts deposited to said Reserve Fund, from the difference betweer
ans areal an seatbbassemacdoct : the actual cost and the amount collected from members.
maa "sume running at Bt Re wcseagabes fond : aD On he elaine of tlie #4 ear
k. VINCE <T . . . 8. DEPUTY MINERAL 8URVEYoR . arviving mem of suc
Nevada City, July #7, 1998 Ptr me er the fe
istribution class will-be privileged to ennext following the year of such dividend.. e
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I'wenty-first day of
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Office—No, 522° M
Francisco Cal.
Assessment Notice.
EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY,
Location of priucipal place of business,
ada City,
gg eth ta. Works, Nevada Cits, California.
Notice is hereb: ven, that at a meetof the Board of béld on the
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g
5
tothe Secretary at the law office of John
Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City; California. : ;
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 7th of
September, A. D 1886,will be de!
advertised for sale at public on; and
unless payment ie made before, #ill be sold
on Saturday, the 25th day of Sept., 1
to pay the delinquent assessment
with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. By order of the Board of Trustees.
c. £. ASHBURN, Secretery.
Office at the Law Office of John Caldwell,
Broad Street, Nevada City, Calfornia. a5
DR. MINTIE,
THE SPECIALIST.
No. ll Kearny St., San Francisco
and Private
ess ;
Treats all Chronic, Special)
Di with derful S$
§ hood, Prostatorkoeca, ard
} all the evil effects of youthful
follies ava exc and in
Grinking in: toxicating lie
i quoers. Dr.
Mintie, who isa regular physician, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, will
to forfeit $500 for a case of this kind
the Vital Mestorative (unde his. special
adviceand trearment) will not cure. $1.50a
bottle, or fourtimes the quantity, $5, sent
toany address on receipt of price, orC. O
D.‘ in private name if desired, by Dr.
M ntiec, 12 Kearny St.,8. F., Cal.
Sample Bottle Free,
Will esent to any one applying by letter
tating symptoms, sex and age. Strict serecy in regard toall business transactions.
STAMPING.
lhavea fine andfull supply of patterns for all kinds of
A‘
FANCY WORK & KENSINGTON PAIKTING,
I will be pleased to solicit all order® in that
line. Pease see sample books atthe Misses
Kell r’s Millinery store on Commercial
street, andall orders wili be promptly attended to.
au2-1m MISS LIZZIE OLIVER.
HAMILTON McCORMICK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
FFICE—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets,
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
~=Wanted in \evada ‘ity,
i)
man tosolicit and take orders fcr The MADAME
7 GRISWOLD Catent
Hime? Skirt Supporting Cor
aa, sets. These corsets have
A % been extensively advertised
f and sold by lady canvassers
the past ten yeas, which,
_ with thelr superiority,
has createda turge de»
«a.nd for them throughout the United
States, and any lady who gives her time and
energy to va: vassing for them can soon
build up a rmanent and profitable
business. Th y are not sold by merchants,
and we give exclasive territory, theresuperior corsets in the territory assizn
edher. Wehavea .arge number of agents
who are making. grand success selling
these yoods, and w desire such in every
town, Address MME. CRISWOLD &
Co., 923 Broadway, New York.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL
STAGE HOUSE.
RECTOR BROS., Proprietors.
THE NATIONAL EX.
vse] CHANGE HOTEL is the yar
itt) finest structure north of iat)
ak eaggg Pape proof, WBiy
rompt in all its appointments, el tl
furnished, and has recently bean rouevanes
pri 34 0y & py Soho — will be unexnable and accommodation fo
comity Geren m for familie:
harges to suit the times. Froe Buss tc
aa .rom the Depot.
leaves the House for North San
.uan, Camptonville Focest City, All hany,
Pike City, Mountain House, waboviiie
Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbse Mine, Moore’s Flat, Granitevill
Bet, Little York and Duteh Flat’)?
THE JATIONAL BAR
-—AND—
rTLLIARD ROOM
best winen and cigars
UNION HOTEL,
NEVADA CITY.......CALIFORNIA
MRS. J. NAFFZIGER
Proprietress.
H.G, PARSONS.....
ERASTUS BOND .
ay
Business Manager
titri+e>.-Chief
Clerk
$
‘—_—
THIS WELL KNOWN ANI
}, situated on
In the city of Nevada is on
of the furnished an imcst
comfortable in Northern Cai
"The 81 eeping A)
«ut Pheasants 6
Qisa spring mattrass, As a desi
ents are Large, A
every bed in rg Ren
rable, quie:
lace for the weary, the UNION offers supe
‘ior inducesents,
The Tables of the UNION
ill com; fa
orably with any H. of pare
flied with the best themn. hecho i
ucommodati:
QLERS, {°* COMMERCIA
Well stocked Bar and firet-class r
fables connected with . the aeune —
' OPEN ALL NIGHT.
886,
i Hospitals of Euro
bes ge med practice at the
An. energetic business wo]
by giving the agent entire control ot these . .
. Bermanently prevents all
COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’s.
At the Lowest Market Bates.
We also keep on hand s choice stock of
BACON AND LARD.
“~ HE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBON’S
Oo@ DISPENSARY
No, 623 hearney Street,
Corner Commercial San Francisco
Established in
1854, for thetreat
Sexual
Dr G:bdon has the pleasure of arneun
ng that he has returned from v; the
, and has repeusary, 623
where hs Kearney Street San
his services
Francisco,
ld patients and those requiring
may find him.
_Semtast weaknees i
Semin ons, the consequence of se
abuse. This solitary vice,or depraved sexuu
indulgence, is practiced by the youth«t
both sexes to an almost unlimited exte.t, prcducing with unerring certainty the foliowin
train of morbid sym: ess ptoerdotegt .
by scientific m Measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark under the eyes,
pain in the head, ringing in the ears, noise
ike the rustling ot eaves and the rattling of
chariots, uneasiness about. the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted
antellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching st: ers, & dislike to jorm new
acquaintances, ition to shun society,
loss of memory, hectic flushes, . ewig and
various eruptions sbout the face, furred
tongue, fetid breath, papery consumption,
night sweat x requent insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons so affiicted should apply inimediately,cither in n
or'by letter, andhave a cure effected by his
new and scientific mode of treating this diy
eases, which never failsof effecting » qni.k
and radical cure. ‘
Married Men.
Or those who contemplate marriage, who
are suffering under sny of there fearful
maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibility resting wu
ottain immediate relief.
Cu at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED aT
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr Gilt-o®
-tating case; symptons, len of time tle
d sease hascontinued, and the medicine wi:]
be promptly sent, free from damage :r
curiesity, toany part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use. The Doctor
cures when others fail. Try him. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin® ina regist: red
through the Post Office, or through
Wells ™. & Co. a package of medicine
will be delivered by express to any part
the United States
Add ‘DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearne
ateet er Commerciul, San Francisco
Office Box 1957.
National Meat Market
Opposite Citizens Bank.
C. J. NAFFZIGER. Fro «rietor
Beei, Pork, Mutton, Veal,
Sausages, Etc.,
Hams, Bacon and Lard, Wholesale or Retail.
And aut kinds of meat usually found in o
first class market.
&@ Meate delivered free of charge.
ap) ' J. NAF FZIGER.
DR. LIEBIG
regular graduates.
. . £@ The OLDEST SPEC
IALISTS in the Unite
States, whose LIFE-LONG
cine, insure SPEEDY: and
private chronic and nervous
diseases, Affections of the
BLOOD, SKIN, KIDNEYS,
© BLADDER, ERUPTIONS,
ULCERS, OLD SORES,
C). SWELLING of the ananps,
x SURE MOUTH, THROAT,
BONE PAINS, permanently cured and eradicated
<{ from the system for life.
NERVOUS DEBILIryY,
MPOTENCY,
‘ wean co ag PHYSICAL
i AILING
MEMORY, WEAK FYEs, STUNTED D,
VELOPMENT, IMPEDIMENTS TO MAE
RIAGE, ete., FROM EXCESSES UR YOURT
UUL FOLLIES, OK ANY CAUSE, SPEH
FLY,SAFELY AND PRIVATELY CUREDE
YOUNG, MIDDLE AGED and OLD menand all who need medical SKILL, and EX
PERIENCE, consult the old European physician atonce. His opinion costs nothing,
and may save future misery and shame.
When inconvenient to visit the city for treatment, medicines can be sent everywhere by
express FREE FROM OB-ERVATION. It
is self-evident that a physician who gives his
whole attention to a class of diseases ATTAINS GREAT SKILL, and physicians
throughout the coueer knowing this, frequen recommend
ULD
by whom every
tor’s AGE and EXPERIENCK make his opiaion of SUPREME IMPORTANCE,
4% Those who call see no one but the Docvor. Consultations free and SACREDLY
CONFIDENTIAL. which have failed
S it eggs mong’ elsewhere
ic emale diseases successfully treated. THE DOUTOR will agree to forfeit
BE,000 for a case undertak cured
Call or write. Hour:: ag Snay
TO HEALTH; SENT FREE.
It oaks the face, pin On the if you become listless and despond
the complications with ae en
loss of Vitalit;
pasar ga of
wan t treatment for this complication, and thousands have lost all their propert) and pleasure in life from its éffects.
DR, LIEBIG’s ‘
Wonderful German Invigerator,
from the system, tones the nerves, strengthens the muscles, checks the waste, in a
rates the ee ee and restores the
-fflicted to Heal
CANNOT GET
EAKN , LOSS
Chilly PNG ye
YPERA ET: VHICHE
TREAT.
CURE FOR PROSTATORRH
WITH PECULIAR SPECIAL ENT,
USED AT THE LIKBIG DISPEA NSAP eee
_ PRICE OF INVIGORAOR, $2. Case of
cov: os ti
rictoat Powerful electric belts free to pa‘TO PROVE THE WO:
OF _ ENVIGORATOR
A oe
: ottic Given or Sent Free.
Consultation free and i
Call or address eshateus
LIEBIG DISPENSARY
Private bd
Drug Store.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sse
: sages, ete 5
Condueted by qualifi¢
; Physicians and Surgeony
ficult cases to the .
KNOWN GOOD REMEDY is used. The Doo. .
WHICH
m them nor delay to
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