September 16, 1886 (4 pages)

"State, who sell as cheap as ‘the : thisthus? Are the people anxious ’ The pt reform of those bodily evils, aD . We have here as good clothing stores as there is in the San Francisco stores. Agents are also around taking orders from families in the various towns for groceries and dry goods. Why is ’ that the towns in which they regide should go down, or will they “yeject all importunities of these traveling agents. These agents, or most of them, represent houses unheard of before, and for that ‘reason we believe they are exglusively places doing business on a small scale. We warn our people against giving patronage to any o! them. We can boast of good stocks of goods, honorable dealing, low prices, and as great a variety “of articles as can be found in any town in California. By patronizing these fellows, you make your owa town poorer and the San _ Francisco houses richer. It may -be argued that some kinds of ar‘ticles that these chaps have cannot be purchased here. Suppose ~ they cannot; give your orders for anything to any business man in town and he will be glad to ac‘commodate you, and besides. you will have a responsible man to go back, on if the article does not suit. Every dollar sent abroad for articles that can be purchased here, makes business duller here; and it affects every man in the community, 98 well as decreasing the taxable property of the county. What encouragement, by pursuing such a course, do you give the -.« chant to keep on hand a varievy of goods in his line, suitable for all classes? None at all. He is necensarlly compelied to charge ‘higher prices, in order to meet his expenses, while those San Francisco fellows reap all the profit. There are a thousand reasons why you should patronize home industry, and we propose to impress the importance of the matter on the minds of our ple. Patronize. home, first, last and all the time. -In the foregoing remarks we have no reference to agents visiting our city and representing houres doing a wholesale business exclusively. ET Prompt Reform of Bodily Evils. enfeebled digestion, incomplete assimilation, inactivity of'the liver, kidneys and bladder, ae as of the nervous symptoms which these ailments are especially prone to beget, is always accomplished by the use of Hostetter’s tomach Bitters, a medicine accredited by physicians, pronounced . pure by analysis, and eminently wholesome and'agreeable, Surely such'a restorative is preferable to unpalatable and indigestible mineral drugs and unsanctioned nosSy thi aoe “Gg at ex sea thinks so, judging by the unrecedented demand for the article ean Maine tothe Pacific, a demand now supplemented b mense orders for it received from tropical America, Mexico, the British and Spanish Colonialsessions, and elsewhere. Both at home and abroad it is recognized asa standard remedy and preventative, the decisiveness of its effects yecommending it everywhere. Usp two bottles of Ely’s Cream Balm and it has cured me completely of catarrh, I had this complaintseven years and could not ae ing to do me any good _ me sound and well, I will. warrant it to be a sure cure for those ‘diseases, as it is recommended. It bt this let them write imto me. I will answer them.— Chas. Cargill, Great Eastern Mine, . ville, Sonoma Co., et Cane Buos. sella hundred times more of, Dr v. G nn’s Bitters than all other kinds, and that shows _ which are the best in the market. Fos nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitport the best remedy in the wide DeHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyIi dues nck’ eadeche. “Ovex a million bottles of Dr ee arreax sad uct 2 single ! not a single int has ever been made NE {No, 1579.] . : Application for Patent toa Mining Nevada City, Nevada county, nas . this t teat ot the West Providence Quartz Mine or vein bearing gold, with surfa-e ground as deseribed, situate! iu 3 Kast, of Mt Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. Ely'’s Cream Balm cured use Dr. Gunn's tters, that is, mr} It is an acknowledged fact that they ar dyspeptic or @PY 1415 National Horse Liniment is mind. fast becoming a popular remedy ’ Cd simply com ge Ache aga poves privat ted. e' ey tee rep ’i liniment try the National. ‘ NATIONAL gy mo , D. Vinton, agent. p . ae Bote. «+>: ni Se x eae 3: ier *7 eo e my September 14, 1886. Arriyals at the ANNUM 5 «6-9 se eee sss WI y Hussey, City, UNION HOTEL. pam wa TB crs. ie; Wi UEG Survey, Mrs. J. Naffaiger.. Proprietress. —=—= SEPT. 16, 1886. Fo eeierghs, Bloomfield, September 14, 1886. nial Ga Sl F M Dickerhoff, Placerville, W B Corwin, San Francisco, ——————— ¥ sy y> von ity ‘ MA Lor egy er ORO. THE URNERS. tteson, “ tchison, Jan Juan, What does it mean? Has busiS31 3G Sarvey, HW Brown, San rancisco, Wi should'say it had, “if we j ee}. Mrs Mullin, do A Glass, in Francisco, ‘ by the representatives of the differ-. E M Brown, City, Gs Watson, City, ent branches of business now vis” H Gaylord, W H Parkman and s, Forest C, J C Lindimar and wif, Sacram, Tim Teglers, age Bar, MTegler, . G) a) H Bordwell City, N Hausey, Pike City, E Quinn, Smartsville, R Daous, Grass Valley, DP Bruth, San Francisco, H L Gear, do § H Robinson do EL Jlaremont, Ww rf Daingerfield, San Fran, E Commius, do J B Treadwell, Oakland. Claim. ' United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 14th, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that Austin Wairath, whose Postotfice aidress is California, day filed his application patent for fifteen hundred * linear trict, County of Nevada, and State of California and. dosiganted by the field notes Number 131, in To 181, being ag follows, to-wit: variation 18° vast. nning at & 1,” being also pos ‘ext. Providence t ‘WPK Nol,” of the Extension Quartz Mine, atthe south eud of the lode, standing ina . with the building thereon, ravine on the croppings of the vein,and from which @ pine tree 1% incties indism. bears N62}° & BOhuks dis‘ant; thence magnetic variation 18° E, N 109 10’ E 0.50 chains tence bears NE and SW 4.81 chains, fe.ce bears 866° W and N 66° KE 15,32 chains, tence bears N 34° E 8 s4°W 21,73 chaius, Kough and Roady ditch bears NW and S& 22.7% chains or 1500 feet to a post warked '‘W P No 2.” survey of Exterior bouudaries. Beginning at southeast corner of claim at & post marked “W P No38,” being also post “W Pk No 4” of “West Providence Extension, Quartz Mine,” aud from which post “W No 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (approved survey) bears $8 56° EK 1.43 chains dincant; thence, magnetic variation, 18° K, West 29.6 feet or 4.64" chains, post W P No ft on lode in ravine 5.42 chains, tence bears NB and SW 80¥.3 feet or 6.05 chains toa . post marked “‘W P No 4;” thence N 2> 30 ¢ 8.00 chains fence bears NE and SW 6.03 chains, fence bears’ & and W 8.92 chains, fence vears N 64° E 19.91 chains, intersect suction line between sectious 1t-and 14 6.71 enains west of northeast corner: of section 14,T 16, N R-No 8 LE, MD Band M, 20.30 vhains Rough and Ready ditch bears N & and SW 1478.4 feet or 22,40 chaius toa post warked *W P No 5,"from which a pine rev 14 inches in diameter bears 8 35}> E J.b4chains distant; thence east 0.32 chains tough and Ready ditvh bears southwest 2.30 chains, Rough and Ready ditch bears southeast 200.6 teet or 4.54 Caains, post “Ww P No 2” on lode line 804.9 feetor 4.62 chains to a post-marked ““W P No 6” ou on west boundary ‘of ,Providence Quartz wine (approved survey) and from which a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears North 28° W 88 links d'stunt; thence 5 334° BE alcng west boundary of Providence Quartz Mine 209.9 feet or 3.18 chains toa post marked ‘“W P No7,” and also a po t marke i 'P Co No 13,” being a corner of the revidence Quartz Mine, and also the corner vgommon to Sectiony 11, 12, 13 and L4, T 16, AN RNo8#, Mv Band M; thence 8 0, 35> Wulong Kust boundary of Section 14, 2.16 vhal. 8 ‘wey déud Ready ditch bears NW and 8 4.50 chains, corner of a fend 10 iinks West, 11.46 chains tence 3 links east af intersection of afence from north side 77,09 fest or 11.68 chains to » post marked “W P No 8;” thence $ 10° 10’ W 6,23 chains 4 branch of Peck's raving running N 70> K 549.8 feet or 8.33 chaing to place of Leginning, magnetic \ariation, 1s? E containing 14.04 acres, The location of this mine is recorded in the Kecorder’s ottive of Nevada County, Valiforvia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages he adjoining claimants are West Providence Exienfiun Quartz mine on the South and Providence Quartz Mine on the east. Any and all persons claim ng adversely any portion of said West Providence Quariz Mine or surface ground are herevy required to tile their adverse claims with the Register of che United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the State ot Valiforuia,during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or chey will be barred by virtue of the provis~ ions of the Statute, ~~ « ED, F, TAYLOR, Register. Gaylord & Searis, Attorneys. _“Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing No ice of Application for Patent be pubdtished for the period of 60 days in tne Nevada Daily Transcript, a Daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Cal. ED, F. TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publication of foregoing — was ou the 16th day of September, NEVADA THEATR KE. Monoay, Tucsoay, Weonesoay ano Teurspay M NIGHTS, SEPTEMBER 20, 21, 22, 23, MISS BELLA MOORE, In the Thrilling American Drama, “Te Moti Pink.” MISS BELLA MOORE as Sincenrry Weues, a4 Et POPULAR PRICES. £3 Reserved seats at Vintou's Drug Store, Evening ’Bus to Grass Valley, [ee Vourt, California, made on the 16th day of Septem ber, 1886, in the matter of the esta. of Johu Hurst, deceased, the undersigned, the suiministrator of the-said will sell at public auction, to/ the der, for cash, ; to contirmation by said Saperior Court, on At 12 o'clock, a House in Nevada City, in said County and Nevada Mining Dis. state, all the right, litle, interest and estate of the said nig death, and all ged bok agi be upeention a ‘on file in this office as Lot . terest that tae said es as by Polos ena 16 North, Range . of law, or otherwise, since acquired in and to ull that property, real and personal, situate and beimg in the county of Nevada, Scate of California, stake markad “‘W P No . us follows, to-wit: according to the official map of the paid city, ‘mencing at the northeast corner of said lot, E 8 Prickett, Marysville, Geo Kohler, Washington, _ J G Grant, City, : C Cummings, San Francisco, -E RClark, Railroad, Chas Maddrill,do ® H F Eber and wife, San Fraw’, J Hamilton and wi, City, J Hamill, Jr., Grass Valley, W E Dodge, Dixon, P Hyman, Pioche, Nev. Administrator's Sale. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of an order of the Superior of the County of Nevada, State of est=te,—¥ highest bidU. 8. gold coin, and subject Saturday, October 9th, 1886, M., in front of the Court ohn Hur-t at the time of title and inbounded and described lst. Lot 6 in Block 17 of Nevada City, known as the Hur t Bakery, and all oppurtenances, easements, hereditaments connected therewith. Ako stock and fixtu:es of Bakery, consisting of shelving, glase case, desk; counter, etc. é cd 2d. ‘the portion of Lot 7in Block 57, in Nevada City, described as follows: Coumon the line of B wider street, running thence in a southerly directi n along a Lne of fence,. (being the eastern line of said lot) 105 feet and 8 inches, more or less, to a fence; thenes westerly along o line of fence 144 feet, more or less, to a fence; thence northerly 47 feet 8 in.-hes, more or less, along @ line of fence to gate; thence easterly 3 feet 10 inches across gateway; thence northerly along side of dwelling house 61 fevt 10 inche-, more or 1.88, to Bowlder street; thence easterly along front fence on Bowlder street to place of beginning, being the land adjoining the Hurst homestead, together wita the dwelling house thereun and all outhouses, easements, appurtenunces and hereditaments connecte) there vith, 8d. Alsoan undivided two-ninths (2-9) interest in all the fuliowimng described mining property, situated in Un‘on Hill Mining Disinict, Grass Valley Township, Nevada County, California, about.4 of a mile southwesterly from the Idaho Quartz mine, op the ridge between Woif and Littie Wolf Creeks. The Blackhawk Mining Claim, commencing at a poat (about fifteen fe+t north of shaft) marked BH No 2, on the west end of lode; thence running 8 795° Kast 8000 feet to post marked B H No 6, with surface ground 200 feet on each side of eaid lode line, and all dips, spurs and angles. The Kip Van Winkle Mining Claim, commencing at & post (about 200 teet southwesterly ot ashait on said mine) marked R V No. lon west end of lode, running thence 3 76° E 1600 feet to post marked RV No 5, with surface ground 300 feet on each side of said lode, and all dips, spurs andangles,. The aberdeen Tunnel, Right, commencing at the mouth of the Aberdeen Tunnel on Littie Wolf Ureck, thence 740 teet s utheasterly, and 750 fees northwesterly, and running from said initial point 1500 feet northeasterly, being (500 fest in width by 1500 ieet in Jeneth, and extending through tbe Black Hawk and Rip Van Winkle quartz claims, all of said property being in sec tion 25, Towusbip 16 N, R8 E,M DM, Terms and conditions of sule: Cash, U. 8. gold coin, ten ge cent of the purchase ,money tu be paid on the day of sale; balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser, THOS, M. SHARP #, Administrator of che estate of John Hurst, deceased. : Dated September Lith, 1886. Thomas 8. Ford, Att'y. 816 has ordered that the books adopted shall go into uniform use in the public schools of the State within one year from date. For the cur rent school year the following prices were fixed for the books of the State series now ready for use, the prices covering all expenses delivered to the depot in Sacramento: Speller, 20 cents; First Reader, 15 cents; Third Reader, 40 cents. The above prices are at Sacramento. prices could not at present be fixed for the various county seats, still the Board is able to say, from data at hand, that the freight to the various county seats will add ony afew cents to each volume—pro vided the books are sent in packages of not less than one hundred many a poor sufferer who submits to the surgeon’s knife, because of F malignant sores and 8crofulous swellings, might be saved, sound and whole. out the corruption which pollates the blood and cause disease. ry The New School Beoks. : The State Board of Education It was decided that Prof Ertz, City, pounds. ders. SoLp onLv IN cans. Royan F BGuild, do EL Baxrsa Powper Co., 106 Wall M Stronz, Sacramento, By taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. st., N.Y. marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. cal than the ordinary : ; zannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powx KING . POWDER Absolutely Pare. This powder never varies. A More economikinds, and ‘This medicine purges CN RN ETS eyo woo id ‘OA’ squr I { i 1g ‘eqoepeoy 10T MRD 1482 0 Surg Aq pro ‘Ssousno.) 84813, qgnq PITA IeATT site! po ud New Blacksmith Shop.oe te St. adj. Bridge. (Locklin’s Old Stand.) ~ Carmichael & Denney, Pro's. AVING LEASED THE ABOVE BUILDing we are prepared to do Horseshoeing, Carriage and General Black* gmithing. (\UR prices are reasonable, and we guarantee satisfaction. A share of the public patronage is respectfuily solicited. e O@ GIVE US A TRIAL. Nevada City, Sept. 13, 1886. RUSIG LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas Ww be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector. ‘Legal Business and Collections ' promptly attended to Incomparable Attractions OFFERED BY MM. DRAN, (Successor to C, A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broan St., Nevada Crry, . AM now eff>ring to the Public Gontlemen’s Clothing, made to order, at 20 per cent cheaper than other tailor shop in Nevada City or Nevada county, Suits formerly for $60, now $50. oe ae oe 50 “ 40. ce ae “ce 40. “ce 35 ce “ce oe 35. ae 30. ce “e “sé 26, ae 90, Pants formerly for $14, now $12. ai sé ae 12, “ce 10, ae a ae 10 ini 8 ify “or ae 8. ray 7. ae af ee 7 ee 6 ac “ce . ee 6, “ee 5. Dig AND SEE THE’ BARGAINS I offer in Nevada City, All suits made upin the Latest Styles, anda Fit Guaranterd, «2 Country visitors are invited to call at my establ:shment and inspect my stock. They will find everything pertuining to a first-cla-s merchatt taror shop, and my prices lower than any other house in the county. Goods shown with pleasure, MAS. H.C. PARSONS TEACHER*OF Vocal Msc ie Moses 42 Inquire at. the Union Hotel, Nevada City, aul2te National Meat Market; Opposite Citizens Bank.” C. J. NAFFZIGER, Pro srietor Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., oie sale or Retail. fk ae ee eT tent: ne Hams, Bacon and Lard, Whiole-} Established in 1852 NEVADA : ASSAY : OFPICE. J. J. OTT, Proprietor. No, 25 Main St..66 seco eee Nevada City “MOLD AND ORES OF EVERY DEscription refined, melted and assayed, By request, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, In connection wi h my assay office I have a small Quartz Mill with which . can make practical mill tests, and guarantee correc eturns in every way, Working test wi e made with from 50 to 600 pound Prices Low. s2tf TO THE PUBLIC. 8 R. VINCKNT IS ENDEAVORING Tu GAIN SYMPATHY WiTH THE pubtic by misrepresenting the agreement wheu I pur. hased his Bus business, by telling it to every one that I bought his business with the u.derstanding that he (Vincent) should run anight’bus and 1 should centinue to run the day line, that I had broken into the agréement by putting on a night ’bus I hereby state that it is al-.e, as there was never such a wori mentioned he promising to never, in any way whatever, interfere as long as 1c ntinued the business. Below will be found the bill of sale, word for worl, as was executed by P, H. Paynter, J. P., which he read and signed his mame to. Read and judge for yourself if a man Who is gu.lty of such bad. faith is deserving of public patronage T. W.'CaRSON, BILL OF SALE. Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS ; That 1, Richard Vincent, of the town of Grass Vailev, county of Nevada, State of Ca ifornia, the party of che first part, for pnd in consideration of the sum_of Twelve Hund ed Dol lars, gold coin of the United States of America, to mein hand paid by Thomas W. ‘Carson, of said town of Grass Valley, county and State aforesaid, the party of the-second part, the receipt whereot is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold and conveyed and by these present Jo grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his executors and ph ad istrators and assigns, all and singular the following described persuaal property, towit, viz: Four horses, two "busses, three double set harness, &., the whole known as ‘Vincent's Grass Vailey and Nevada City Bus Line;”.also the good wiilof ‘bus line aforesaid : To have and tohold the same to the said party of the second his executors, administrators andassigns forever And I do for myself, my executors, administrators, covenant and ag:ve to and with the party of the second part, his executors, a:font Brad eo and assigns, to warrant and defend the sale of the said property, goods and chattels hereby made unto the said Ministrators oe as-igns, agains’ all and every person and persons whomsoever lawtully claiming or to cla.m the came. , in witness whereof I have hereunto set [aybeyelegrpert pal ye of October, h — our Lord one thousand eight VINCENT. 4@ Meats delivered tree of charge: apl O. J. NAFFZIGER. MACHINERY FOR SALE NEVADA FOUNDRY, GEORGE @. ALLAN, Proprietor. 60x30, ‘and wood work, Nearly now and ready to be r.moved and set up. engine, chiding building and wood work. Nearly new and ready to be removed and set up. Engine, with cut-oft, bob and pump wheel, boi-er and i.uiiding; in good order, all complete. 2 Hoisting and Pumping Rigs: (all complete. party of the sevond part, his executors, ad. —AT THE CONSISTING OF ~0 gece» One Hoisting and Pumping ; Rig. 12x24 engine, with ‘ heavy bob and pump wheel. inn Boiler 48 in, x 16ft. All eompuete, including building One Hoisting and Fumping Rig. 8x16 Boiler 36x12 it. All complete, inune Hoisting ‘and Pumping Rig. 12x24 1 10x20 Engine, new. 1 10x20 Engine, good as new. 1 10x20 Engine, good as new. 17x14 Engine. 18-inch Plunger Pump, fnew, and né@w jesign, 1 Sinch Plunger Pump, second hand. cad ay 1 6-ingh new. 1 bine i. ** good as new.] 14inch “‘ « eew. 1 8-inch Corhigh Pump, new. 2 6-inch gee ew, a2 4inch =“ eit MEW, $00 feet 9-inch Pump 260 feet 6~inch bs 80 fcet 10-inch ‘* 350 feet 4-inch Gas Pipe, 200 feet 2h inch ** ‘* with flanges. 2 7-foot Pamp Wheels, light and heavy, lumen. ‘ ony 1 10-stamp Mili, 750 pound stamps; all complete and in good order. Nearly new.” 1 10 stamp Mill; 900 pound stainps. 1 Tustin Palverizing Mill; new. Works ore’wet or dry, and feeds itself automati -ally. Weighs 130u0 pounds, It is especially. adapted to working dry, rich ore -1 Dodge Quarfz Breaker. 1 Forster “ a : $ Tubulac Boilers, 48 to 52 inches in diameter, with drums. 2 Flue Boilers, 36 iucbes diameter, 12 feet long, 2 Union Pans, new, 2 Michel Pan. 1 Setler, 8 feet diameter. 8 No. 3,5 and 8 Huokher Steam Pumps, pearly new. 1 Steam stroke 2000.feet Wire Rope, 1 and j inch, Engine, link motion, 2& inch inches 0 96 inches, Fiy Wheels of different sizes. A large stock of Brass Goods, Gas Fittings constantly ou hard, Chilled Car Wheels of different sizes, de:cription manufactured to order on shor notice, At the Pioneer Reduction Works the following complete Chlorinatiou outfit 1 10 stamp Mill. ‘1 10x20 Engine, 1 Boiler, 54 inches diameter,.16 feet long, 64 83-inch ues, & 2 Rotary Cylinder Ross‘ers, 16 six-foot Tanks. eat ie 60,000 Bricks, Shafting and Pulleys. And all the extensive Buildings, ete. Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Pelton Wheels, Which are now in use all overthe world aud have distanced all competivors. GIG. ALLAN, aug26 Nevada City, Cal. Simmons’ ly opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Fresu Fruit, VEGETABLES, And a large line of other Goods ; Received every Thursday evening. Jun6 and Restaurant. City, nearly opp. Transcr' pt. MR. SARAH MALONEY. ve ih patrons eral patronage, now informs the yublic t she has made an adiition toagd Jerarnhabes her house with the best of bedding, ete. LODGINGS. AND MEALS, At Reasonable Rates. She solicits a share HARD oC RS. Paguter, eres 12 Provence . J.H. Downing, Merchant Tailor No. 7 Commercial street, where gentlemen i f % in want of Custom-made Ulothing, can pro\ Nes cure &Re‘ter Article ‘for Less Moncey, Than any Downing buys his goods at a low figure for cash, thus enabling us to. give our patrons -4 the benefit of the reduction. Francise? perience in the U.S. Army, I am _ well one of the best in the State. with 2, 3, 4, 5 und 6 feet stroke, and 26 feet, A large stock of Pulleys, all sizes, from 6 Mill Lanterns, Copper Plates, Lron Cars, A large stock of Sheet Steel, Nos. 12 to 6 -16. Shoes und Dies made of the hest material. Mining and Milling Machinery of every THE BEST PLACE! VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, near-Cicars, Toracco, FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS AY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. . =» CHICAGO HOTEL Commercial Street, Nevada ee ee Ms MALONEY, THANKFUL TO] . others for past libA Car 0 the Pali ——e UNDERSIGNED, INFORM THE » vctizens of Nevada city and vicinity, I am now . ith other place in the city. Mr. Having had 80 years experience in San dacs and oll penile, also 10 years exin all military work. Iam ranked as I am now prepared to Teach the art of Cutting and Fittingto Ferfection. Hours for instruction from 7 to 9 o’clock M. au21-1m J. H. QUATMAN. FOR SALE. A Family Horse, Buggy and Harness. Good Milk Cow. Set of Carpenter Tools. Setof BlacksmithT ools. Set of large Platform Scales. Set of large Scales. Large sized Jackscrew, new. 400 feet second-hand 12-inch pipe. Retorting outfit. Large office Desk. Large safe. Two Book Presses. And many other useful articles. Will be sold very cheap for cash. Apply to H. WISEMAN, Biue Tent, Nevada Co. Saisie fau 31-tf) Beam Democratic County Convention. N accordance with the authority vested j in us, we make the following cal! fo rimariesand a County Conven‘ion: n the 18thday of Sept. the Democrats “throughout the county shall ‘hold primary sat every election precinct, with to elect delegates to our County ereby calied to meet at Nevada City on ‘Sa jay, Sept, 25th, 1886, at 11 o’clock a. m., fox the purpose of nominating candidates for county ‘offices to by filled at the ensuing élection in November, afid of transacting such “ether business as may come before the convenhti All those that will pledge support the nominees of State Conventions may vote at said pi provided they are qualified vote precincts. ag The basis of representation in said Cou ty Convention shall be one delegate for every twenty-five votes, cast at. the last generalelec ion for Cleveland and Hendricks, and one for every fraction thereof. The election shell be held in the precincts of Nev da, Grass Valley and ‘Truckee between the hours of 2 o'clock p.m. andt o’clock p. m. Nevada City Precinct No. 1InspectorCH Harriso,; Judyes—Jno I Caldwell Jno Dunnicliff; 214 votes, 9 delegates. Nevada City Precinct No, 2—Inspector — CD Bobo; Judges—J E Oarr, L Garthe; 188 yotes, 8 delegates. Grass Valley-—Fast Precinct.—Inspector— J WStuart; Judges—W H Mitchell, Jr., Henry B Johnson; 239 votes, 10 delegates, Grass Valley— West Precinct—Inspector— A G Compton; Judges—A G Peterson, Wm » . H, Loutzenheizer; 289 votes, 10 delegates, Truckee Precinct—Inspector—H Davis; Judges—W HCruger, Geo E Marshali; 142 votes, 6 delegates, Inall other precincts the election shall » . be held between tue hors of 2 o'clock p. m. and 8 o’clock p. m., insuch manner as the votes present shali declare Blue Tent rrecinct— Inspector—J. Moody; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Allison Ranch Precincet—Inspector —P Joy ce; 42 votes, 2 delegatis, Buena Vista Precinct—-Inspector—Wm Coombs; 28 votes, 2 delegates. Cottage Hill Precince — Inspector — D Deadman; 34 votes, 2 deleyates, . Forest Springs . Precinct-—-Ins; ector-—J Harrigan; 30 votes, 2 delegates. Rough aid Ready Precinet— Inspector. J F Schroeder; 4¢ voter, 2 de e. ates Indian Springs Preciuet —In-p ctor John Moutgomery, 27 votes, 2 delegates. Authony House Precinct—-Inspector —J C Brown; 12 votes, 1 deleyate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct —Inspector~U Houston; 21 votes, 1 delegate. Mooney Fiat Precinct-—Inspector—-R Fitz gerald; 12 votes, 1 delegate. Spenceville Precinct—Inspector—C Bitner; 27 votes, 2 deleyates. boca Pree.nct — luspector—James Mc Donald; 18 votes, 1 delegate Bloomfiela Precinct—Inspector—E Cummins; 94 votes, 4 delegates ie Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector Hickman; 12 votes, 1 delegate. Lake City Pvecinct—Inspector—Hugh O'Vounor; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Colunbia Hill Precinct —lacpector—John Dri-coll; 25 votes, 1 deezate, Moore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector—James Do le; 37 votes, 2 delegates. Eureka Precinct—Lluspector—J W Robb; 81 votes, 2 delegates, Washington Precinct—Inspector—E BrimSkill; 42 votes, 2 delegates. Omega Precine --Inspector—Jobn O’Carroll; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Bear Valley Precinct—Inspec.or—John Lang; 5 votes, 1 delegate . Maybert Precinct-—Inspector ~ Dave Johnson; — votes, 1 delegate. Birchyvi:le Precinet-——luspector—John Connors; 20 votes, 1 detegate, « Frencb Corral Precinet-—Inspector—Frank Coffey; 30 votes, 2 delegates, Sweetland Preciuct—Iuspector—P D Merriam; 18 votes, 1 deleyate. North San Juan Precinct—Inspector—J G Dickson; 37 votes, 2 delegates, Cherokee Precinct —Inspector—J L Mor}; 382 votes, 2 delegates. ; Little York Precinct—Inspector—Thomas Patterson; 6 votes, 1 delegate, % Lowell Hili Precinct—luspector—W1m Ma— 23 bg ee unt’s Hil net—I tor— Male McLeod; 1. votes, 1 Fars a eh You Bet Precinct—Inspector—John Hussey; 32 votes, 2 delegates. i ‘The Laspeccors and Judges of-election are directed to issue certificates of election to tue delegate or delegates.clected from their "ih ell peeaactewh D reeincts where a caucus ma: desired the township committees rom ae rected to call the :ameon Thursday, Sept. 16th, at such time and place as said ecom-— mittees may direct. ° oa on behalf of the County Central Signed Committee. A . RANK POW man. B. N. Shoecraft, Geers” ee: ~ John Grass Valley Daily Union, Grass Valle: Daily Tidings, Nevada Dauy Heraki, Tren: kee Republican and San Jaun Times please copy : si4 DIVIDEVD NOTICE. Dw No. 23, of Fity Cents share on the Stock of ‘TiZENS BANK will besome dve and. pa 3 Tae iy patronage and guaantees satige . of the Citizens a aur JOHN een Da [sirable Ho Prasitent 25 icc cock pee Ce E. M. PRESTON. PRT OE ini ks Ven hs ees JOHN T. MORGAN. DOCEOTY. is ce i ee es aes 81100 TWO HOUSES and lots, favorbly situated on principal street in Nevada City. 10use and barn. Rock miik house and other buildings. erty is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, imp’ —AND— LANDS! TERED FOR SALE BY THE. — Nevada County Land Improvement Association, DIRECTORS : ; GEO. C. GAYLORD, NAT. P. BROWN, JOHN T. MORGAN, E. M. PRESTON, ~ GEO. E. TURNER, GEO. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS, BARKER. Good and both rented. Must be sold within a few days. ie $350 SIX ACRES of splendid fruit land, adjoining city limits. A good chance to make a nice rural home. ~ ©, 500 WILL PURCHASE one of the prettiest and most profit‘’ able places:in Northern California, consisting of 100 acres. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the’ best care and are fine varieties. This land nearly all lies under the ditch and isin.a warm, sunny slope. Will be worth $10,000 in two years. $80 00 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.* Choice Farm of t 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3 miles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under splendid cultivation. Fine meadow lands that never fail a full crop. Choice fruit tracts in deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and — barn. Water conducted to the barn. There is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at regular stumpage price. $ ? 25 A RARE CHANCE. 335 acres situated in the a natural fruit belt of the county. 60 acres under cultivation. . Good louse and barn, good well. Situated on the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and 2 miles from: Railroad. Good orchard, vegetables and fruits of all kinds grown in abundance without irrigation, Fine timber tract on the land. <A splendid purchase. $ i 400 A Beautiful Farm of 640 acres, situated in a shela tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as Fenn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, etc. Much of the land is well situated for the growing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands « large scope of free outside range for cattle, $3 00 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on athe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley; well located and can.beirrigatedfrom a ditch. A number of good’ springs on the place and is a real bargain_at the price. Se 00 160 acres of choice land to be sold at the price named: a tosettle an estate and is situated on the road leading from Luke City to Columbia Hill. Must be sold. Splendid chance for investment. : $ [ 60 80 acres ofimproved orchard land situated in the warm belt within one mile of Nevada City. Good This propWith little vement could be made worth $5,000. A splendid chance for a party with smail means to purchase an improved orchard tract well located within 1 mile of Nevada.City. 4000 vines in bearing, 100 assorted fruit trees, 20 pear trees. Water is conducted all over the place. $330 Hone and Garden, containing 4814 acres, 344 acres 9 in city limits; 2 good houses, barn sheds, etc., 500 yrape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, 49 peach-trees, 60 apple, and a fine variety of other fritits, ail under a fine state of cultivation, and situated on the road leading*from Nevada City to Grass Valley.$2200 A good farm, 104 acres, very favorably — situated g about 2 miles from Nevada\City; good house, barn, et¢,, with two horses and seven cows, 7 dozet\chickens, saddle, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring and water ditch. Me 2550 A new House within 3 blocks of busifiegs portion of tthe city. Containing 8 rooms, bath, cellar;.woudshed and stable. A be: utiful situation. : a. N Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles from Railroads. $0 acres under cultivation. Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, grain or stock; ~ Ranch—127 acres, patented;.120 acres possessory title. jPlenty of water for irrigation; 50 acres under-cultivation ; 3000 grape vines ; 150 fruit trees ; house, barn, sheds, ete. Wood tract and orchard; 320 acres, patented; 10 acres cultivated ; 14g acres orchard, with house, barn and other improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada pep A Nf). Dwelling of 9 rooms, Bowlder street, Nevada City. A good pnvestment. : : Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Nevada City; in jperfect repair; good cellar and plenty of fine fruit; lot 65 by 160 feet. One of the most desirable residence properties in the county. “" A favorably located and well-watered stock ranch for )Sale, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a large free range. A portion of the tract is well timbered with oak and ine suitable for lumber; only 6 miles f i oho personae y es from Grass Valley and 3 miles A cottage with 2 3-10 acres of land; orchard, garden, etc., ;With good facilities for irrigation ; just ontside the limits of Nevada City, 350 A well-improved Farm, favorably situated, contaiiin Age acres ; 70 acres under cultivation, and all the tract fence number of good springs on the place; 1 span horses, 18 head cattle, two wagons, 3 plows, 1 mower, rake, blacksmith shop and tools, and various other farming implements go with the place. Everything ready to go forward with the business of allel A. large tract of fine Agricultural Land, consisti 10,000. situated in the warm red land fruit elt af Soren County, and only & miles from Grass Valley ; well-wate.ed tion well-timbered with oak and pine iatable for lumber; ‘at he aa in one lot or divided tpin small tracts to suit purchasers, Timber enough can be cut that its profit will twice pay the price of the land. 240 acres of good orchard and grazi ‘ at : $1000. and when improved will be a vs peice — A good cattle and wood . Kent $500 167 and 2 apo ell Ranch, only Smiles from Grass Val: from Railroad. Splendid ing: large outside range. Timber will. more has pay tithe place, Sipe did chance. d ) 203 acres of unimproved fruit and-alfalfa land within 4 mil $1225 Nevada City. 150 acres under the water ditch, ree a te irrigated cheaply. A splendid chance to make a home, Also 13,000 Acres of Railroad Lands. For Further Particulars enquire at. the office of the Association, Broad Street; Nevada City. T. MORGAN, Cashier Pema id me«€ ov: oa

"State, who sell as cheap as ‘the : thisthus? Are the people anxious ’ The pt reform of those bodily evils, aD . We have here as good clothing stores as there is in the San Francisco stores. Agents are also around taking orders from families in the various towns for groceries and dry goods. Why is ’ that the towns in which they regide should go down, or will they “yeject all importunities of these traveling agents. These agents, or most of them, represent houses unheard of before, and for that ‘reason we believe they are exglusively places doing business on a small scale. We warn our people against giving patronage to any o! them. We can boast of good stocks of goods, honorable dealing, low prices, and as great a variety “of articles as can be found in any town in California. By patronizing these fellows, you make your owa town poorer and the San _ Francisco houses richer. It may -be argued that some kinds of ar‘ticles that these chaps have cannot be purchased here. Suppose ~ they cannot; give your orders for anything to any business man in town and he will be glad to ac‘commodate you, and besides. you will have a responsible man to go back, on if the article does not suit. Every dollar sent abroad for articles that can be purchased here, makes business duller here; and it affects every man in the community, 98 well as decreasing the taxable property of the county. What encouragement, by pursuing such a course, do you give the -.« chant to keep on hand a varievy of goods in his line, suitable for all classes? None at all. He is necensarlly compelied to charge ‘higher prices, in order to meet his expenses, while those San Francisco fellows reap all the profit. There are a thousand reasons why you should patronize home industry, and we propose to impress the importance of the matter on the minds of our ple. Patronize. home, first, last and all the time. -In the foregoing remarks we have no reference to agents visiting our city and representing houres doing a wholesale business exclusively. ET Prompt Reform of Bodily Evils. enfeebled digestion, incomplete assimilation, inactivity of'the liver, kidneys and bladder, ae as of the nervous symptoms which these ailments are especially prone to beget, is always accomplished by the use of Hostetter’s tomach Bitters, a medicine accredited by physicians, pronounced . pure by analysis, and eminently wholesome and'agreeable, Surely such'a restorative is preferable to unpalatable and indigestible mineral drugs and unsanctioned nosSy thi aoe “Gg at ex sea thinks so, judging by the unrecedented demand for the article ean Maine tothe Pacific, a demand now supplemented b mense orders for it received from tropical America, Mexico, the British and Spanish Colonialsessions, and elsewhere. Both at home and abroad it is recognized asa standard remedy and preventative, the decisiveness of its effects yecommending it everywhere. Usp two bottles of Ely’s Cream Balm and it has cured me completely of catarrh, I had this complaintseven years and could not ae ing to do me any good _ me sound and well, I will. warrant it to be a sure cure for those ‘diseases, as it is recommended. It bt this let them write imto me. I will answer them.— Chas. Cargill, Great Eastern Mine, . ville, Sonoma Co., et Cane Buos. sella hundred times more of, Dr v. G nn’s Bitters than all other kinds, and that shows _ which are the best in the market. Fos nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitport the best remedy in the wide DeHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyIi dues nck’ eadeche. “Ovex a million bottles of Dr ee arreax sad uct 2 single ! not a single int has ever been made NE {No, 1579.] . : Application for Patent toa Mining Nevada City, Nevada county, nas . this t teat ot the West Providence Quartz Mine or vein bearing gold, with surfa-e ground as deseribed, situate! iu 3 Kast, of Mt Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. Ely'’s Cream Balm cured use Dr. Gunn's tters, that is, mr} It is an acknowledged fact that they ar dyspeptic or @PY 1415 National Horse Liniment is mind. fast becoming a popular remedy ’ Cd simply com ge Ache aga poves privat ted. e' ey tee rep ’i liniment try the National. ‘ NATIONAL gy mo , D. Vinton, agent. p . ae Bote. «+>: ni Se x eae 3: ier *7 eo e my September 14, 1886. Arriyals at the ANNUM 5 «6-9 se eee sss WI y Hussey, City, UNION HOTEL. pam wa TB crs. ie; Wi UEG Survey, Mrs. J. Naffaiger... Proprietress. —=—= SEPT. 16, 1886. Fo eeierghs, Bloomfield, September 14, 1886. nial Ga Sl F M Dickerhoff, Placerville, W B Corwin, San Francisco, ——————— ¥ sy y> von ity ‘ MA Lor egy er ORO. THE URNERS. tteson, “ tchison, Jan Juan, What does it mean? Has busiS31 3G Sarvey, HW Brown, San rancisco, Wi should'say it had, “if we j ee}. Mrs Mullin, do A Glass, in Francisco, ‘ by the representatives of the differ-. E M Brown, City, Gs Watson, City, ent branches of business now vis” H Gaylord, W H Parkman and s, Forest C, J C Lindimar and wif, Sacram, Tim Teglers, age Bar, MTegler, . G) a) H Bordwell City, N Hausey, Pike City, E Quinn, Smartsville, R Daous, Grass Valley, DP Bruth, San Francisco, H L Gear, do § H Robinson do EL Jlaremont, Ww rf Daingerfield, San Fran, E Commius, do J B Treadwell, Oakland. Claim. ' United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 14th, 1886. OTICE is hereby given that Austin Wairath, whose Postotfice aidress is California, day filed his application patent for fifteen hundred * linear trict, County of Nevada, and State of California and. dosiganted by the field notes Number 131, in To 181, being ag follows, to-wit: variation 18° vast. nning at & 1,” being also pos ‘ext. Providence t ‘WPK Nol,” of the Extension Quartz Mine, atthe south eud of the lode, standing ina . with the building thereon, ravine on the croppings of the vein,and from which @ pine tree 1% incties indism. bears N62}° & BOhuks dis‘ant; thence magnetic variation 18° E, N 109 10’ E 0.50 chains tence bears NE and SW 4.81 chains, fe.ce bears 866° W and N 66° KE 15,32 chains, tence bears N 34° E 8 s4°W 21,73 chaius, Kough and Roady ditch bears NW and S& 22.7% chains or 1500 feet to a post warked '‘W P No 2.” survey of Exterior bouudaries. Beginning at southeast corner of claim at & post marked “W P No38,” being also post “W Pk No 4” of “West Providence Extension, Quartz Mine,” aud from which post “W No 2” of the Williams Placer Mine (approved survey) bears $8 56° EK 1.43 chains dincant; thence, magnetic variation, 18° K, West 29.6 feet or 4.64" chains, post W P No ft on lode in ravine 5.42 chains, tence bears NB and SW 80¥.3 feet or 6.05 chains toa . post marked “‘W P No 4;” thence N 2> 30 ¢ 8.00 chains fence bears NE and SW 6.03 chains, fence bears’ & and W 8.92 chains, fence vears N 64° E 19.91 chains, intersect suction line between sectious 1t-and 14 6.71 enains west of northeast corner: of section 14,T 16, N R-No 8 LE, MD Band M, 20.30 vhains Rough and Ready ditch bears N & and SW 1478.4 feet or 22,40 chaius toa post warked *W P No 5,"from which a pine rev 14 inches in diameter bears 8 35}> E J.b4chains distant; thence east 0.32 chains tough and Ready ditvh bears southwest 2.30 chains, Rough and Ready ditch bears southeast 200.6 teet or 4.54 Caains, post “Ww P No 2” on lode line 804.9 feetor 4.62 chains to a post-marked ““W P No 6” ou on west boundary ‘of ,Providence Quartz wine (approved survey) and from which a black oak 20 inches in diameter bears North 28° W 88 links d'stunt; thence 5 334° BE alcng west boundary of Providence Quartz Mine 209.9 feet or 3.18 chains toa post marked ‘“W P No7,” and also a po t marke i 'P Co No 13,” being a corner of the revidence Quartz Mine, and also the corner vgommon to Sectiony 11, 12, 13 and L4, T 16, AN RNo8#, Mv Band M; thence 8 0, 35> Wulong Kust boundary of Section 14, 2.16 vhal. 8 ‘wey déud Ready ditch bears NW and 8 4.50 chains, corner of a fend 10 iinks West, 11.46 chains tence 3 links east af intersection of afence from north side 77,09 fest or 11.68 chains to » post marked “W P No 8;” thence $ 10° 10’ W 6,23 chains 4 branch of Peck's raving running N 70> K 549.8 feet or 8.33 chaing to place of Leginning, magnetic \ariation, 1s? E containing 14.04 acres, The location of this mine is recorded in the Kecorder’s ottive of Nevada County, Valiforvia, in Book 10 of Mining Records, pages he adjoining claimants are West Providence Exienfiun Quartz mine on the South and Providence Quartz Mine on the east. Any and all persons claim ng adversely any portion of said West Providence Quariz Mine or surface ground are herevy required to tile their adverse claims with the Register of che United States Land Office at Sacramento, in the State ot Valiforuia,during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or chey will be barred by virtue of the provis~ ions of the Statute, ~~ « ED, F, TAYLOR, Register. Gaylord & Searis, Attorneys. _“Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing No ice of Application for Patent be pubdtished for the period of 60 days in tne Nevada Daily Transcript, a Daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Cal. ED, F. TAYLOR, Register. The first day of publication of foregoing — was ou the 16th day of September, NEVADA THEATR KE. Monoay, Tucsoay, Weonesoay ano Teurspay M NIGHTS, SEPTEMBER 20, 21, 22, 23, MISS BELLA MOORE, In the Thrilling American Drama, “Te Moti Pink.” MISS BELLA MOORE as Sincenrry Weues, a4 Et POPULAR PRICES. £3 Reserved seats at Vintou's Drug Store, Evening ’Bus to Grass Valley, [ee Vourt, California, made on the 16th day of Septem ber, 1886, in the matter of the esta. of Johu Hurst, deceased, the undersigned, the suiministrator of the-said will sell at public auction, to/ the der, for cash, ; to contirmation by said Saperior Court, on At 12 o'clock, a House in Nevada City, in said County and Nevada Mining Dis. state, all the right, litle, interest and estate of the said nig death, and all ged bok agi be upeention a ‘on file in this office as Lot . terest that tae said es as by Polos ena 16 North, Range . of law, or otherwise, since acquired in and to ull that property, real and personal, situate and beimg in the county of Nevada, Scate of California, stake markad “‘W P No . us follows, to-wit: according to the official map of the paid city, ‘mencing at the northeast corner of said lot, E 8 Prickett, Marysville, Geo Kohler, Washington, _ J G Grant, City, : C Cummings, San Francisco, -E RClark, Railroad, Chas Maddrill,do ® H F Eber and wife, San Fraw’, J Hamilton and wi, City, J Hamill, Jr., Grass Valley, W E Dodge, Dixon, P Hyman, Pioche, Nev. Administrator's Sale. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of an order of the Superior of the County of Nevada, State of est=te,—¥ highest bidU. 8. gold coin, and subject Saturday, October 9th, 1886, M., in front of the Court ohn Hur-t at the time of title and inbounded and described lst. Lot 6 in Block 17 of Nevada City, known as the Hur t Bakery, and all oppurtenances, easements, hereditaments connected therewith. Ako stock and fixtu:es of Bakery, consisting of shelving, glase case, desk; counter, etc. é cd 2d. ‘the portion of Lot 7in Block 57, in Nevada City, described as follows: Coumon the line of B wider street, running thence in a southerly directi n along a Lne of fence,. (being the eastern line of said lot) 105 feet and 8 inches, more or less, to a fence; thenes westerly along o line of fence 144 feet, more or less, to a fence; thence northerly 47 feet 8 in.-hes, more or less, along @ line of fence to gate; thence easterly 3 feet 10 inches across gateway; thence northerly along side of dwelling house 61 fevt 10 inche-, more or 1.88, to Bowlder street; thence easterly along front fence on Bowlder street to place of beginning, being the land adjoining the Hurst homestead, together wita the dwelling house thereun and all outhouses, easements, appurtenunces and hereditaments connecte) there vith, 8d. Alsoan undivided two-ninths (2-9) interest in all the fuliowimng described mining property, situated in Un‘on Hill Mining Disinict, Grass Valley Township, Nevada County, California, about.4 of a mile southwesterly from the Idaho Quartz mine, op the ridge between Woif and Littie Wolf Creeks. The Blackhawk Mining Claim, commencing at a poat (about fifteen fe+t north of shaft) marked BH No 2, on the west end of lode; thence running 8 795° Kast 8000 feet to post marked B H No 6, with surface ground 200 feet on each side of eaid lode line, and all dips, spurs and angles. The Kip Van Winkle Mining Claim, commencing at & post (about 200 teet southwesterly ot ashait on said mine) marked R V No. lon west end of lode, running thence 3 76° E 1600 feet to post marked RV No 5, with surface ground 300 feet on each side of said lode, and all dips, spurs andangles,. The aberdeen Tunnel, Right, commencing at the mouth of the Aberdeen Tunnel on Littie Wolf Ureck, thence 740 teet s utheasterly, and 750 fees northwesterly, and running from said initial point 1500 feet northeasterly, being (500 fest in width by 1500 ieet in Jeneth, and extending through tbe Black Hawk and Rip Van Winkle quartz claims, all of said property being in sec tion 25, Towusbip 16 N, R8 E,M DM, Terms and conditions of sule: Cash, U. 8. gold coin, ten ge cent of the purchase ,money tu be paid on the day of sale; balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser, THOS, M. SHARP #, Administrator of che estate of John Hurst, deceased. : Dated September Lith, 1886. Thomas 8. Ford, Att'y. 816 has ordered that the books adopted shall go into uniform use in the public schools of the State within one year from date. For the cur rent school year the following prices were fixed for the books of the State series now ready for use, the prices covering all expenses delivered to the depot in Sacramento: Speller, 20 cents; First Reader, 15 cents; Third Reader, 40 cents. The above prices are at Sacramento. prices could not at present be fixed for the various county seats, still the Board is able to say, from data at hand, that the freight to the various county seats will add ony afew cents to each volume—pro vided the books are sent in packages of not less than one hundred many a poor sufferer who submits to the surgeon’s knife, because of F malignant sores and 8crofulous swellings, might be saved, sound and whole. out the corruption which pollates the blood and cause disease. ry The New School Beoks. : The State Board of Education It was decided that Prof Ertz, City, pounds. ders. SoLp onLv IN cans. Royan F BGuild, do EL Baxrsa Powper Co., 106 Wall M Stronz, Sacramento, By taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. st., N.Y. marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. cal than the ordinary : ; zannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powx KING . POWDER Absolutely Pare. This powder never varies. A More economikinds, and ‘This medicine purges CN RN ETS eyo woo id ‘OA’ squr I { i 1g ‘eqoepeoy 10T MRD 1482 0 Surg Aq pro ‘Ssousno.) 84813, qgnq PITA IeATT site! po ud New Blacksmith Shop.oe te St. adj. Bridge. (Locklin’s Old Stand.) ~ Carmichael & Denney, Pro's. AVING LEASED THE ABOVE BUILDing we are prepared to do Horseshoeing, Carriage and General Black* gmithing. (\UR prices are reasonable, and we guarantee satisfaction. A share of the public patronage is respectfuily solicited. e O@ GIVE US A TRIAL. Nevada City, Sept. 13, 1886. RUSIG LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas Ww be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector. ‘Legal Business and Collections ' promptly attended to Incomparable Attractions OFFERED BY MM. DRAN, (Successor to C, A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broan St., Nevada Crry, . AM now eff>ring to the Public Gontlemen’s Clothing, made to order, at 20 per cent cheaper than other tailor shop in Nevada City or Nevada county, Suits formerly for $60, now $50. oe ae oe 50 “ 40. ce ae “ce 40. “ce 35 ce “ce oe 35. ae 30. ce “e “sé 26, ae 90, Pants formerly for $14, now $12. ai sé ae 12, “ce 10, ae a ae 10 ini 8 ify “or ae 8. ray 7. ae af ee 7 ee 6 ac “ce . ee 6, “ee 5. Dig AND SEE THE’ BARGAINS I offer in Nevada City, All suits made upin the Latest Styles, anda Fit Guaranterd, «2 Country visitors are invited to call at my establ:shment and inspect my stock. They will find everything pertuining to a first-cla-s merchatt taror shop, and my prices lower than any other house in the county. Goods shown with pleasure, MAS. H.C. PARSONS TEACHER*OF Vocal Msc ie Moses 42 Inquire at. the Union Hotel, Nevada City, aul2te National Meat Market; Opposite Citizens Bank.” C. J. NAFFZIGER, Pro srietor Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., oie sale or Retail. fk ae ee eT tent: ne Hams, Bacon and Lard, Whiole-} Established in 1852 NEVADA : ASSAY : OFPICE. J. J. OTT, Proprietor. No, 25 Main St...66 seco eee Nevada City

“MOLD AND ORES OF EVERY DEscription refined, melted and assayed, By request, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, In connection wi h my assay office I have a small Quartz Mill with which . can make practical mill tests, and guarantee correc eturns in every way, Working test wi e made with from 50 to 600 pound Prices Low. s2tf TO THE PUBLIC. 8 R. VINCKNT IS ENDEAVORING Tu GAIN SYMPATHY WiTH THE pubtic by misrepresenting the agreement wheu I pur. hased his Bus business, by telling it to every one that I bought his business with the u.derstanding that he (Vincent) should run anight’bus and 1 should centinue to run the day line, that I had broken into the agréement by putting on a night ’bus I hereby state that it is al-.e, as there was never such a wori mentioned he promising to never, in any way whatever, interfere as long as 1c ntinued the business. Below will be found the bill of sale, word for worl, as was executed by P, H. Paynter, J. P., which he read and signed his mame to. Read and judge for yourself if a man Who is gu.lty of such bad. faith is deserving of public patronage T. W.'CaRSON, BILL OF SALE. Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS ; That 1, Richard Vincent, of the town of Grass Vailev, county of Nevada, State of Ca ifornia, the party of che first part, for pnd in consideration of the sum_of Twelve Hund ed Dol lars, gold coin of the United States of America, to mein hand paid by Thomas W. ‘Carson, of said town of Grass Valley, county and State aforesaid, the party of the-second part, the receipt whereot is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold and conveyed and by these present Jo grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his executors and ph ad istrators and assigns, all and singular the following described persuaal property, towit, viz: Four horses, two "busses, three double set harness, &., the whole known as ‘Vincent's Grass Vailey and Nevada City Bus Line;”.also the good wiilof ‘bus line aforesaid : To have and tohold the same to the said party of the second his executors, administrators andassigns forever And I do for myself, my executors, administrators, covenant and ag:ve to and with the party of the second part, his executors, a:font Brad eo and assigns, to warrant and defend the sale of the said property, goods and chattels hereby made unto the said Ministrators oe as-igns, agains’ all and every person and persons whomsoever lawtully claiming or to cla.m the came. , in witness whereof I have hereunto set [aybeyelegrpert pal ye of October, h — our Lord one thousand eight VINCENT. 4@ Meats delivered tree of charge: apl O. J. NAFFZIGER. MACHINERY FOR SALE NEVADA FOUNDRY, GEORGE @. ALLAN, Proprietor. 60x30, ‘and wood work, Nearly now and ready to be r.moved and set up. engine, chiding building and wood work. Nearly new and ready to be removed and set up. Engine, with cut-oft, bob and pump wheel, boi-er and i.uiiding; in good order, all complete. 2 Hoisting and Pumping Rigs: (all complete. party of the sevond part, his executors, ad. —AT THE CONSISTING OF ~0 gece» One Hoisting and Pumping ; Rig. 12x24 engine, with ‘ heavy bob and pump wheel. inn Boiler 48 in, x 16ft. All eompuete, including building One Hoisting and Fumping Rig. 8x16 Boiler 36x12 it. All complete, inune Hoisting ‘and Pumping Rig. 12x24 1 10x20 Engine, new. 1 10x20 Engine, good as new. 1 10x20 Engine, good as new. 17x14 Engine. 18-inch Plunger Pump, fnew, and né@w jesign, 1 Sinch Plunger Pump, second hand. cad ay 1 6-ingh new. 1 bine i. ** good as new.] 14inch “‘ « eew. 1 8-inch Corhigh Pump, new. 2 6-inch gee ew, a2 4inch =“ eit MEW, $00 feet 9-inch Pump 260 feet 6~inch bs 80 fcet 10-inch ‘* 350 feet 4-inch Gas Pipe, 200 feet 2h inch ** ‘* with flanges. 2 7-foot Pamp Wheels, light and heavy, lumen. ‘ ony 1 10-stamp Mili, 750 pound stamps; all complete and in good order. Nearly new.” 1 10 stamp Mill; 900 pound stainps. 1 Tustin Palverizing Mill; new. Works ore’wet or dry, and feeds itself automati -ally. Weighs 130u0 pounds, It is especially. adapted to working dry, rich ore -1 Dodge Quarfz Breaker. 1 Forster “ a : $ Tubulac Boilers, 48 to 52 inches in diameter, with drums. 2 Flue Boilers, 36 iucbes diameter, 12 feet long, 2 Union Pans, new, 2 Michel Pan. 1 Setler, 8 feet diameter. 8 No. 3,5 and 8 Huokher Steam Pumps, pearly new. 1 Steam stroke 2000.feet Wire Rope, 1 and j inch, Engine, link motion, 2& inch inches 0 96 inches, Fiy Wheels of different sizes. A large stock of Brass Goods, Gas Fittings constantly ou hard, Chilled Car Wheels of different sizes, de:cription manufactured to order on shor notice, At the Pioneer Reduction Works the following complete Chlorinatiou outfit 1 10 stamp Mill. ‘1 10x20 Engine, 1 Boiler, 54 inches diameter,.16 feet long, 64 83-inch ues, & 2 Rotary Cylinder Ross‘ers, 16 six-foot Tanks. eat ie 60,000 Bricks, Shafting and Pulleys. And all the extensive Buildings, ete. Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Pelton Wheels, Which are now in use all overthe world aud have distanced all competivors. GIG. ALLAN, aug26 Nevada City, Cal. Simmons’ ly opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Fresu Fruit, VEGETABLES, And a large line of other Goods ; Received every Thursday evening. Jun6 and Restaurant. City, nearly opp. Transcr' pt. MR. SARAH MALONEY. ve ih patrons eral patronage, now informs the yublic t she has made an adiition toagd Jerarnhabes her house with the best of bedding, ete. LODGINGS. AND MEALS, At Reasonable Rates. She solicits a share HARD oC RS. Paguter, eres 12 Provence . J.H. Downing, Merchant Tailor No. 7 Commercial street, where gentlemen i f % in want of Custom-made Ulothing, can pro\ Nes cure &Re‘ter Article ‘for Less Moncey, Than any Downing buys his goods at a low figure for cash, thus enabling us to. give our patrons -4 the benefit of the reduction. Francise? perience in the U.S. Army, I am _ well one of the best in the State. with 2, 3, 4, 5 und 6 feet stroke, and 26 feet, A large stock of Pulleys, all sizes, from 6 Mill Lanterns, Copper Plates, Lron Cars, A large stock of Sheet Steel, Nos. 12 to 6 -16. Shoes und Dies made of the hest material. Mining and Milling Machinery of every THE BEST PLACE! VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, near-Cicars, Toracco, FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS AY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. . =» CHICAGO HOTEL Commercial Street, Nevada ee ee Ms MALONEY, THANKFUL TO] . others for past libA Car 0 the Pali ——e UNDERSIGNED, INFORM THE » vctizens of Nevada city and vicinity, I am now . ith other place in the city. Mr. Having had 80 years experience in San dacs and oll penile, also 10 years exin all military work. Iam ranked as I am now prepared to Teach the art of Cutting and Fittingto Ferfection. Hours for instruction from 7 to 9 o’clock M. au21-1m J. H. QUATMAN. FOR SALE. A Family Horse, Buggy and Harness. Good Milk Cow. Set of Carpenter Tools. Setof BlacksmithT ools. Set of large Platform Scales. Set of large Scales. Large sized Jackscrew, new. 400 feet second-hand 12-inch pipe. Retorting outfit. Large office Desk. Large safe. Two Book Presses. And many other useful articles. Will be sold very cheap for cash. Apply to H. WISEMAN, Biue Tent, Nevada Co. Saisie fau 31-tf) Beam Democratic County Convention. N accordance with the authority vested j in us, we make the following cal! fo rimariesand a County Conven‘ion: n the 18thday of Sept. the Democrats “throughout the county shall ‘hold primary sat every election precinct, with to elect delegates to our County ereby calied to meet at Nevada City on ‘Sa jay, Sept, 25th, 1886, at 11 o’clock a. m., fox the purpose of nominating candidates for county ‘offices to by filled at the ensuing élection in November, afid of transacting such “ether business as may come before the convenhti All those that will pledge support the nominees of State Conventions may vote at said pi provided they are qualified vote precincts. ag The basis of representation in said Cou ty Convention shall be one delegate for every twenty-five votes, cast at. the last generalelec ion for Cleveland and Hendricks, and one for every fraction thereof. The election shell be held in the precincts of Nev da, Grass Valley and ‘Truckee between the hours of 2 o'clock p.m. andt o’clock p. m. Nevada City Precinct No. 1InspectorCH Harriso,; Judyes—Jno I Caldwell Jno Dunnicliff; 214 votes, 9 delegates. Nevada City Precinct No, 2—Inspector — CD Bobo; Judges—J E Oarr, L Garthe; 188 yotes, 8 delegates. Grass Valley-—Fast Precinct.—Inspector— J WStuart; Judges—W H Mitchell, Jr., Henry B Johnson; 239 votes, 10 delegates, Grass Valley— West Precinct—Inspector— A G Compton; Judges—A G Peterson, Wm » . H, Loutzenheizer; 289 votes, 10 delegates, Truckee Precinct—Inspector—H Davis; Judges—W HCruger, Geo E Marshali; 142 votes, 6 delegates, Inall other precincts the election shall » . be held between tue hors of 2 o'clock p. m. and 8 o’clock p. m., insuch manner as the votes present shali declare Blue Tent rrecinct— Inspector—J. Moody; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Allison Ranch Precincet—Inspector —P Joy ce; 42 votes, 2 delegatis, Buena Vista Precinct—-Inspector—Wm Coombs; 28 votes, 2 delegates. Cottage Hill Precince — Inspector — D Deadman; 34 votes, 2 deleyates, . Forest Springs . Precinct-—-Ins; ector-—J Harrigan; 30 votes, 2 delegates. Rough aid Ready Precinet— Inspector. J F Schroeder; 4¢ voter, 2 de e. ates Indian Springs Preciuet —In-p ctor John Moutgomery, 27 votes, 2 delegates. Authony House Precinct—-Inspector —J C Brown; 12 votes, 1 deleyate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct —Inspector~U Houston; 21 votes, 1 delegate. Mooney Fiat Precinct-—Inspector—-R Fitz gerald; 12 votes, 1 delegate. Spenceville Precinct—Inspector—C Bitner; 27 votes, 2 deleyates. boca Pree.nct — luspector—James Mc Donald; 18 votes, 1 delegate Bloomfiela Precinct—Inspector—E Cummins; 94 votes, 4 delegates ie Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector Hickman; 12 votes, 1 delegate. Lake City Pvecinct—Inspector—Hugh O'Vounor; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Colunbia Hill Precinct —lacpector—John Dri-coll; 25 votes, 1 deezate, Moore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector—James Do le; 37 votes, 2 delegates. Eureka Precinct—Lluspector—J W Robb; 81 votes, 2 delegates, Washington Precinct—Inspector—E BrimSkill; 42 votes, 2 delegates. Omega Precine --Inspector—Jobn O’Carroll; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Bear Valley Precinct—Inspec.or—John Lang; 5 votes, 1 delegate . Maybert Precinct-—Inspector ~ Dave Johnson; — votes, 1 delegate. Birchyvi:le Precinet-——luspector—John Connors; 20 votes, 1 detegate, « Frencb Corral Precinet-—Inspector—Frank Coffey; 30 votes, 2 delegates, Sweetland Preciuct—Iuspector—P D Merriam; 18 votes, 1 deleyate. North San Juan Precinct—Inspector—J G Dickson; 37 votes, 2 delegates, Cherokee Precinct —Inspector—J L Mor}; 382 votes, 2 delegates. ; Little York Precinct—Inspector—Thomas Patterson; 6 votes, 1 delegate, % Lowell Hili Precinct—luspector—W1m Ma— 23 bg ee unt’s Hil net—I tor— Male McLeod; 1. votes, 1 Fars a eh You Bet Precinct—Inspector—John Hussey; 32 votes, 2 delegates. i ‘The Laspeccors and Judges of-election are directed to issue certificates of election to tue delegate or delegates.clected from their "ih ell peeaactewh D reeincts where a caucus ma: desired the township committees rom ae rected to call the :ameon Thursday, Sept. 16th, at such time and place as said ecom-— mittees may direct. ° oa on behalf of the County Central Signed Committee. A . RANK POW man. B. N. Shoecraft, Geers” ee: ~ John Grass Valley Daily Union, Grass Valle: Daily Tidings, Nevada Dauy Heraki, Tren: kee Republican and San Jaun Times please copy : si4 DIVIDEVD NOTICE. Dw No. 23, of Fity Cents share on the Stock of ‘TiZENS BANK will besome dve and. pa 3 Tae iy patronage and guaantees satige . of the Citizens a aur JOHN een Da [sirable Ho Prasitent 25 icc cock pee Ce E. M. PRESTON. PRT OE ini ks Ven hs ees JOHN T. MORGAN. DOCEOTY. is ce i ee es aes 81100 TWO HOUSES and lots, favorbly situated on principal street in Nevada City. 10use and barn. Rock miik house and other buildings. erty is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, imp’ —AND— LANDS! TERED FOR SALE BY THE. — Nevada County Land Improvement Association, DIRECTORS : ; GEO. C. GAYLORD, NAT. P. BROWN, JOHN T. MORGAN, E. M. PRESTON, ~ GEO. E. TURNER, GEO. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS, BARKER. Good and both rented. Must be sold within a few days. ie $350 SIX ACRES of splendid fruit land, adjoining city limits. A good chance to make a nice rural home. ~ ©, 500 WILL PURCHASE one of the prettiest and most profit‘’ able places:in Northern California, consisting of 100 acres. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the’ best care and are fine varieties.. This land nearly all lies under the ditch and isin.a warm, sunny slope. Will be worth $10,000 in two years. $80 00 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.* Choice Farm of t 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3 miles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under splendid cultivation. Fine meadow lands that never fail a full crop. Choice fruit tracts in deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and — barn. Water conducted to the barn. There is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at regular stumpage price. $ ? 25 A RARE CHANCE. 335 acres situated in the a natural fruit belt of the county. 60 acres under cultivation. . Good louse and barn, good well. Situated on the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and 2 miles from: Railroad. Good orchard, vegetables and fruits of all kinds grown in abundance without irrigation, Fine timber tract on the land. <A splendid purchase. $ i 400 A Beautiful Farm of 640 acres, situated in a shela tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as Fenn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, etc. Much of the land is well situated for the growing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands « large scope of free outside range for cattle, $3 00 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on athe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley; well located and can.beirrigatedfrom a ditch. A number of good’ springs on the place and is a real bargain_at the price. Se 00 160 acres of choice land to be sold at the price named: a tosettle an estate and is situated on the road leading from Luke City to Columbia Hill. Must be sold. Splendid chance for investment. : $ [ 60 80 acres ofimproved orchard land situated in the warm belt within one mile of Nevada City. Good This propWith little vement could be made worth $5,000. A splendid chance for a party with smail means to purchase an improved orchard tract well located within 1 mile of Nevada.City. 4000 vines in bearing, 100 assorted fruit trees, 20 pear trees. Water is conducted all over the place. $330 Hone and Garden, containing 4814 acres, 344 acres 9 in city limits; 2 good houses, barn sheds, etc., 500 yrape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, 49 peach-trees, 60 apple, and a fine variety of other fritits, ail under a fine state of cultivation, and situated on the road leading*from Nevada City to Grass Valley.$2200 A good farm, 104 acres, very favorably — situated g about 2 miles from Nevada\City; good house, barn, et¢,, with two horses and seven cows, 7 dozet\chickens, saddle, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring and water ditch. Me 2550 A new House within 3 blocks of busifiegs portion of tthe city. Containing 8 rooms, bath, cellar;.woudshed and stable. A be: utiful situation. : a. N Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles from Railroads. $0 acres under cultivation. Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, grain or stock; ~ Ranch—127 acres, patented;.120 acres possessory title. jPlenty of water for irrigation; 50 acres under-cultivation ; 3000 grape vines ; 150 fruit trees ; house, barn, sheds, ete. Wood tract and orchard; 320 acres, patented; 10 acres cultivated ; 14g acres orchard, with house, barn and other improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada pep A Nf). Dwelling of 9 rooms, Bowlder street, Nevada City. A good pnvestment. : : Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Nevada City; in jperfect repair; good cellar and plenty of fine fruit; lot 65 by 160 feet. One of the most desirable residence properties in the county. “" A favorably located and well-watered stock ranch for )Sale, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a large free range. A portion of the tract is well timbered with oak and ine suitable for lumber; only 6 miles f i oho personae y es from Grass Valley and 3 miles A cottage with 2 3-10 acres of land; orchard, garden, etc., ;With good facilities for irrigation ; just ontside the limits of Nevada City, 350 A well-improved Farm, favorably situated, contaiiin Age acres ; 70 acres under cultivation, and all the tract fence number of good springs on the place; 1 span horses, 18 head cattle, two wagons, 3 plows, 1 mower, rake, blacksmith shop and tools, and various other farming implements go with the place. Everything ready to go forward with the business of allel A. large tract of fine Agricultural Land, consisti 10,000.. situated in the warm red land fruit elt af Soren County, and only & miles from Grass Valley ; well-wate.ed tion well-timbered with oak and pine iatable for lumber; ‘at he aa in one lot or divided tpin small tracts to suit purchasers, Timber enough can be cut that its profit will twice pay the price of the land. 240 acres of good orchard and grazi ‘ at : $1000. and when improved will be a vs peice — A good cattle and wood . Kent $500 167 and 2 apo ell Ranch, only Smiles from Grass Val: from Railroad. Splendid ing: large outside range. Timber will. more has pay tithe place, Sipe did chance. d ) 203 acres of unimproved fruit and-alfalfa land within 4 mil $1225 Nevada City. 150 acres under the water ditch, ree a te irrigated cheaply. A splendid chance to make a home, Also 13,000 Acres of Railroad Lands. For Further Particulars enquire at. the office of the Association, Broad Street; Nevada City. T. MORGAN, Cashier Pema id me«€ ov: oa