October 29, 1891 (4 pages)

For 1890-91, he Huily Geanseript, 1 as pation torn Pat ca . Ordinance No, 100. oOUR PREMIUM ss NOTHING LIKE I] EVER KNOWN AEF (RE Nevada Cily Delinquent Taxes ‘Table ot Distances. From Nevada Uity to Tent. Ae . Bear Valley ! fe Bridgeport Bye * Bowman D: BS, a jumsa as ig * Colfax... «20g Seaarte, Seide oe Graniteville. a= Grass Valley. pa Hunts Hill as eaeeeis City. Little Yor el Hill feore' Flat.. orth Bloomfield. 2 You Bet . DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment + by + Inhalation £1529 Arch 8t., Philadelphia Pa. For Oonsumption, Asthma, Brorchitis, Dysentery, Oatarrh, Hay Fever, Debility; Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all Obronic and Nervous Disorders. HE original and only genuine Comje und Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is ascientific ad aetment ofthe elements athe teupecne bale MAGNETIZED ; an e col 8. densed and made portable’thatitis sent all overthe world. It has been in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of patients have been treated, and overone thousand physicians have used it,and recommended it—a very nificant fact. t does not act as most drugs do, by-creating another ailment, aud benefiting one organ at the expense of another, often reqniring ‘a second course to eradicate the evil effects of the first, but Compoun i Oxyen is a revitalizer, reuewing, strengthenng, invigorating the whole body. These statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, publishedin our book of. 200 es, only with the express permisaion ofthe patients ; their names and addresses are given, and you can refer to them for furtherinformation. The greatsuccess of our treatment has iven rise toa host of imitators, uuscrupuous persons ; some walling their preparathons Compound Oxygen, often appropriating our testimonials and the names of our atients,to recommend worthless concoc: Fons. Butany substance made clsewhere or by others, and called Compound Oxygen is spurious. 2 “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACLION AND RESULTS,” is the titie of a new book of 200 pages, published ‘by Drs. Starkey & Palen, which gives toall enquirers full information as to this remarkable curative Sede rr anda record of surprising curesina wide range of chronic cases— mshy of em after being abundonéd to die by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE te any address on application. DRS. STARKEY & PALEN. 1629 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. eS 2 Oh Agape. serie % fetes. ASE A stants "am, fife Please mention thatyou read this advertisement in the NEVADA DalLy TRANSCRIPT. ty Lites, ROD. Lib nd write ©. inetruction, will wort indastriously, how to earn Theres Thousaed Dollars a Year in their own localities, wherere: they live.1 wil also furnish the situation or employment, a! Which You cai earn that amount. No money for me unlese successful as above. Easily and quickly jearned. I desire bu: rict of county. 1 have already taught and with employment a at number, are over $8000 = year each. It's NEW and aaa eed Broad Street Meat Market! JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. ‘ Customers supplied at the Lowest Pric with the very peat of Seef.Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausrges, Etc UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET.N¥FVADA CITY Broad Street, Near the City Hall, E (COLLEY BROS.,...Provrietors j DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veni At the lowest rates. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, BACON— and LA te, Quik Time * Chean Fares ae: Eastern Qities and to Europe. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connec. tions with Railway nes ° in the East, —AND ATHew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 8:cond-class ing Cars Attached to Express Trains. , Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company's offices where passen gers calling in person can secure choice oi * outes, etc, Orders. sold at Lowest Rates for tick for passage from Europe and Eastern cid ies to any point in the Pacific States an Territories. . These orders if, not used, will be redeemed at the full amount paid therefor. T. H. GOODMAN, General Pass Agent. R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager, San Francisco Cal. RAIL ROAD LANDS. For lands in Central aud Northern CaliOregon, Nevada and Uteh, apply to or ‘ fe : & . P.B. RB. W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,c ‘ Sev {Hor Landsin Southern Callfernia, apply = ME MADDEN, Land Agent, 8. P. RB. — Sra Feacenne Cal. National Meat Market 4 OPPOSITE ITIZENS BANK, 0. J. NAEPZIGER.. Provrietor EEF, Punk, MUTTON, VEAu, 8AUSA _ Brame wes ‘ HAMS, BACON AND LARD,wholesale or etail. And all kinds of Meats usually found in GSirst-olass Market. Voate delivered f ce of charge. 9) 3, NAvrzicER, 120 Sutter 8t., Sam Praactscd, Cal, . Sacramento, Cal., tember 23, 1891. Notice-is hereby given t G eo W. Starr, whose t office address is Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, has this day filed his application for a patent for three thousand linear féet of the Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold with surface ground six hun. dred feet in. width, situated in Washington Mining District, county of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lots Number 63 and 64 in Township 17 North, Range 11 East of Mt. Diablo, Meridian. Said Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine*comprising the Golden Gate Location No. 63 and the North Star Location No. 64. Said Golden Gate LocationLot 63, described as follows : ie Lode Line. inning at the North lode post” in rock mound marked “G. G. N. L. P,” from which the 1-4 Sec. Cor. between Sections 4 and 9, T. 17 N. R. 11 E.-M. D. M. bears N. 1° 32’ W. 5.96 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 17 ° East, S. 1° 45’ E. 22.73 chains to South lode post marked “G. G. S. L. P,” and “N.S. N. L. P.” from which a live oak 24 in. dia. bears N. 82° E. 72 links distant. r Exterior Boundaries. Comnmencing at the N. W.-corner a post in rock mound marked “G. G. N. W. Cor.” from which a yellow pine 40 in. dia. bears S. 56° 45’ E. 524 links dist. Thence mag. var. 17° East, N. 88} °;E along North boundary of claim 9.09 chs. , or 600 feet to the N. E. vorner post marked ‘“G. G. N. E. Cor.” Thence S. 1° 45’ E along East boundary of the claim 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to S: E. Cor. post in rock mound mark “G. G. 8. E. Cor.” Thence S. 884°° W. along the sout boundary of the claim 9.09 chains or 600 feet to the S W cor. a post in rock mound marked ‘‘G. G. S. W. Cor.” Thence N. 1° 45’ W. 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to place of beginning. Containing 20 66-100 acres. North Star Location . Lode Line. Commencing at the North lode post, identical with the South lode post of the Golden Gate location, a post marked ‘‘N SN LP,” from which the 1-4 Sec. corner between Sections 4 and 9, T 17 N R. 11 EMD M bears N 1° 42’ W 28.69 chains distant.” Thence magnetic variation 17° East, S.2° 36’ E along the line of the lode 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to the South lode post marked ‘‘N S 8 L P,” from which black oak 14 inches in diameter bears S. 40° E21 links distant.: Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the N. E. corner, a post marked ‘‘N S N E Cor.” from which a black-oak12 inches in diameter bears'S 20° E60 links distant. Thence mag. var. 17° E, S$ 2° 36’ E 22.7% chains or 1500 feet to the S E cor. a post marked ‘‘N.3.8-E Cor”, Thenee-8 . W.9.09 chains or 600 feet to the S corner a post marked ‘‘N S S W Cor.”. Thence N 2° 36’ W 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to the N W corner a t in rock mound marked ‘‘N S N W Cor.” Thence. N 884° E along the North boundary of the claim 9.09 chains or 600 feet to the place of beginning. Containing 20 66-100 acres. Exterior boundaries of the Goldén Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine, , comprisNorth Star Location. : Commencing ut the N W-corner of the Golden Gate Lovation, a post marked ‘‘G G N W Cor.” from which the north lode post Of thie Beckér Quartz mine (Lot 59, approved survey) bears N 81° 25’ W 15.48 chains distant. Thence N 88° E 4.544 chains or 300 feet North “ldéde gery of Golden Gate Location from which -4 Sec. corner between Sections 4 and 9, T.17.N R.11EM DM. bears N 1° 32’ W 5.96 chains dist. 9.09 ch. or 600 feet to the N Ecorner of the Golden Gate Location, a post marked “GG N E Cor.” Thence 8 1 ° 45’ E 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post in rock mound marked "GG SE Cor" and “N SSE Cor.” ‘Thence. § 2° 36’ E 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post at S E corner of North’ Star Location marked ‘‘N SS ECor.” Thence S 83} ° W 9.09 chains or 600 feét to post marked “NSS W Cor,” at S W corner of North Star Location. Thence N 2° 36’ W 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post in rock mound marked *‘N S N W Cor.” and “GG S W Cor.” Thence N1° 45’ W 22:73 chains or 1500 feet.to the place of beginning. Containing 41 32-100 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder’s office of Nevada county, in Book 9 of Mining Locations. The adjoining claimants are Washington Mining Company. on the North, West and South and by White on the East. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, Cal., during the 60 days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. E. W. ROBERTS, Register. Fred Searls, Attorney for Applicant, Nevada City, Cal. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days,. in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily news". paper published at Nevada City, California, which paper is hereby designated by me as the newspaper published nearest to the said mining claim, and for the publication ot the above notice. E. W. ROBERTS, Register. The first publication of this notice was made on the 24th day of September, 1891. Notice to Creditors. perAre of Margaret Gill, deceased.— Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the last Will of Margaret Gill, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the ‘. necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executor at the store of Daniel Furth, in North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. A gs Furrs; Executor of the it Will-of Margaret Gill, deceased.Dated Nevada City, Sept. Ist, 1891. Fred Searls, Atty for Executor. 4 w Assessment Notice. fe on ear ipad ST. SOTHARD Gold Mining Company. tion of incipal place of bu 8, San Francisco, Raliforaia’ Location of works, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby iven, that at a meeting of the Board of irectors, held on the tenth day of September, 1891, an Assessment, (No. 3) of five (5) cents per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, yable immediately in United States Pol Coin, tu the Segretary, at the office of the Company, No, 320 Sansome street, Room No. 10, San. Francisco, California, Any Stock upon which this October,-1891, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday, 31st day of October, 1891, to pay the inquent assessment, e Serta of advertising, and order of the Board of Directors, _ . Tueo, Werzx1, Secretary. 10.do. #0 the Board of.’ Assessment . remain unpaid on the 14th day of" An Ordinance to Repeal Ordinance No. 36—Old No. 15—and to Provide for Macadamizing Certain Streets and Constructing Certain Gutters in Nevada City. ge Trustees,of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1. It is hereby established and declared necessary for the public convenience and welfare, that certain portions of streets hereinafter designated (and which have been heretofore planked) shall be macadamized, and certain gutters herein specified shall be constructed.and maintained. Section 2. The streets and parts thereof, herein referred to, are described as follows : Broad street, from the point where it is intersected by York street, to the point where it is intersected by the alley east of the National Exchauge Hotel. Pine street from the north line of Spring street to the north line of Commercial street.Commercial Street from the point where it intersects Pine street to the point where it intersects Main street. Main street, from the point where it intersects Commercial street to the Iron Bridge which crosses Deer Creek. Sec. 3. The said described portions of said streets shall be Constructed and Macadamized with hard broken rock to the @@~ We will send THE D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any ot be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. oe Sag gral s good was JAMES : {Drums ing ip ot A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks premium, wehave selected the “Waltham” with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily being the bestkno n and most reliable tim . Bul , One year, $12.50 with DAILY TRAN pieces in the market. ‘These SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $16.50 world-w' Subecri! ‘press. solely on shalt matte. The cases we guasantee ies hem 5 to be of solid goldand coin silver respectively, and if nos just as, d sp oye dat our expense and we will refup moaey paid. come to him. Military Drum. A fine corded, ved brass drum, with Sofid Gold Watch—Ladies’.’ ; : one Pong: ‘s woiid ~apgpicnen os case —. Phd Hille, We will senda rim fire for $1.40 las. Submovement wi ce -setting, 6 express with DALY ‘TRANSCKI VE avd Daily Ballot, tadyer aiar ) une year, ; with VALL ‘RANSU an 5 Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26,90. Suvscriber Flobert Rifles. © pay ¢Xprese charges on watch trom San Fran? rife, 22-cal, Flobert noise siaco ing for boys who are Solid Silver Watches. SORIPT and Daily Bulletin, oie year, $i oy Solidco silver: hunting case watcn * Walwith DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, bain” movement, stem-wiuding and stem. one year, $9.25, Subscriber pass express etting.® thoroughly reliable tiine-keeper, with NAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one fear, $18; with DAILY TKANSUKLT aud Weekly Revoivers. Bullen, oue year, $15.W, Subscriber to "pay We have decideu to offer a strony, serviceable pe eT ith DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly ronda rim refer fl adiee ses . Curry Combs, 15 cents and Robes, $3 and upwards, . ® Dusters, $1 and upwards, satisfaction of the Street C mitt The said Macadam shall be 15 inches deep in the center of the street, and 10 inches deep on the sides, with a uniform slope or grade from centerto sides. Sec. 4. Gutters shall be made and constructed on both sides of each street, or section of street, whenever the same shall be macadamized. : The gutters shall be made of rock or cement, at the option of the owner of the adjacent lot. The said gutters shall be made in accordance with the directions and to the satisfaction of the Street Committee of the Board of City Trustees. Section 5, Allrock used in macadamizing the streets before mentioned shall be small enough to pass through a ring three inches in diameter, and all rock within six inches of the strface shall be small enough to passthrough a ring two inches in yg and shail be laid to the satisfaction of the standing Street Committee of the Board. Section 6. Any Section or portion of any street, or part of street herein named on which the planking 13 in_good ‘repair, may be allowed to remaih in its present condition, tintil by‘wear, it is deemed necessary by the’ Street Committee, that the same shall be replaced by macadamized road as provided in this érdinance. Upon receiving oral notice from the said committee, (or from the City Marshal at the request of said committee) the owner. _.or occupant. of .any=:—lot—-or lots fronting on said street, or any part thereof, shall replace the planking by the macadamized road and gutters herein described, from the edge of the sidewalk to the center of the street, fronting on said lot or lots. Any person or persons failing to comply with any provision of this ordinance shall incur the penalty, liability and for-, feiture provided for in the street ordinand the general laws relating to street improvements for failure. to repair, construct, grade, pave or improve any street oposite his premises, and upon his failure Trustees shall proceed as provided by law. Seetion 7. Ordinance No. 36 (Old No. 15) providing for the planking of the streets herein named, in so tar as it contlicts with the provisions of this ordinance is hereby re led. Section 8. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after October 10th, 1891. Passed September 23, 1591. ALEX. GAULT, President. Attest—T. H. Carr, Clerk of Board. The first publication of this Ordinan was made September 24th, 189]. 7 xpress charges un watch trom Sau aco. ps e dame watch, Opeu ime, with VAILY TRANae ee be —— Cnae len = JOKIPT, and Day Bulletin, one year, $15; with size from 22 to eS el It will be sent. «ii JALLY "TRANSCKILPT and Weekly bulletin, one DAILY TRANSCKIPT acd Daily Bullen, one 4 e Weted Inge ae neat £2 PAY express ‘Charges . vege, G11; with DAILY TiGANBOIUTT’ cl 7m waten from Sai Fraucisco. Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pay Nickle Watch. express. aa A nandsome nick. stem-wiuding Watch, open ace, good movement, with VAILY ‘TKAS*~UniPs aud Vaily Bulletia, one year, $11; with DAILY TKANSUNIPE aug Weekly Buuctin, one year 9.90. Suvscrives w pay eXpress chacges line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRAN2 Watch from Sau Fraucisco, te A SCKLPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, ll; with Bicyc.es. DAILY TRANSOMIET and Weekiy Bulletin, one The Bicycle we have selected ae a premium— . 7°") $9. Subseriber pays xpress, ne “Apollo” —wnile not the must expensive is a drat-clags article in every respect. it is handsome and substantially made. itruns easily and w@ prime favourite, it is standard finish with uckle trimmings, and will be seut complete with ‘addle-bag, Looms, et. Will be sent with DAILY fKANSCAPY aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for #28; with DAILY TKANSUKLE' and Weekly vulletin, one year, $26.90. [he above prices are OF & S6-.7ch Whee Price per additional inch wade known ou applicativn.] Subscriber to pay, sxpress charges on vicycle irom Yan Francisco. , Boys’ Velocipedes. Hammock, A 16-ioch wueel, stanuard ooish, wrought-iron Ah k isa p that le to all, selocipeds, witir bell, etc., complete, set with. Whether slung from the trees in & lavn or frou VAILY TRANSUKIF( and Dauy bulletin, one . 19 costs ote shady. verandah, = HY WulOCk is Jer, $1200; with DAILY THANSUKIPL and picturesque and'su,gesiive of ‘blissful comfort Veckly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, lete and el t 13-foot hat kk with rishing Tackle} ————___——. AMOur premium fishing rod is a 15-iv0t Caicutts bamboo with iance woud tip and double ferrules OREGON it is a good serviceable rod and wi.! sent with = ==g-W'TH Tent This isa Mel useful prem wa and will oe ap preciated ty who go bunting, fishing or cam ping out, Ivisa first-class a vent, water—proo, and made of 8 oz. auck; siz’ 0x7 feet, ind will be sent with poles, pins e%., complete w th DAILY LRANSCKIPT ana Daily Builetin, one year #12,60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builleun, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, E CILY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. farm send for Pamphlets, Maps aud Price List. 1 § Wes FOR SALE A LARGE LOT. OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, ALSO ‘l e Oregou Land Company was especially organized tor the purpose of buyin subdividing large tracts of Land, aud has during the past tw ed over 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lots. TY shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the, in Fruit wi These Goods and Prices Can Not Be Duplicated in this State. CAIRNS Single Bu y Harness, $9 and upwards. Coes hand-made $15 and upwards. hamme We are pre) to make the most liberal propodick Y SCRIPT and ditions on , watches as premiums, as will be iat Welt, cae ieee tee with DAILY -ten by the following offers: : xRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year Solid Gold Watch—Gents BY aires kame Double Buggy Harness, $25 and upwards, A tleman’s solid gold hunti: case watch, \ gy = 4. 5 A. RANSC Yi Daii . $ Sunes one ote, 396.5; Saich, DALLY TRAN. repeating Tifenadeand too hal tenes . Bridles, $1.50and upwards. f 1 ear, 4 uy Sabecriber pays express charee On "wateb, from . Béwd further desorption. "We wil “vith baicy. , Halters, 50 cents and upwards. sau Fraucieco. TRANSCRIPT and Uaily Bulietin, one year, Whips, 25 cents and upwards. upwards. Brushes, 25 cents and upwards, Axle Grease, 15 cents per can, Harness Oil, 25 cents per can, Gloves, 75 cents and upwards Blankets $1.50 and upwards. 3 Jas. Cairns, Broad St. below National Exchange Hotel LAND COMPANY to Home Office at Salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildine.) AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBAN —=—9 market, 225 have been sold We also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, ete. We can #ell small trict of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay fora larg « P 5 I 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TKANSURIP qj ype Wr vi ter. Ss. and Daily Buletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY This isa type-wisting age. “very body has one TRANSCRIPT and Weexly Bulle, ‘one year, vho has writing do; or should iusVe ous. . ¥8.26. Subscriber pays express, — lereis your upportunity, ‘The Sun ty pe-writer i 7 & periect insixument) simple in couetruction, Te ° agily Worked, neatly mivuuted aud boxed, witu ennis astructionr for use, which cau be lesruediu teu Among outdoor games lawn tennis is bevoraing oiuutes, with DAILY TKANSUKIIT and Daily thefavurite It giver auiticient exercise withou SUB, be . year, TRAN: OKirT and Weekly Bulletin, one Year, $15. subscriber, pays express, < Cane. Neither too large nor wo email, buf just the Shtsize wito l4-& gold head, will be éeut with JAILY TRANFURIPT and Daily Bulleuh, one /@@r, $12.00; with DAILY TKANSCKIP'! and eekly Bulletin, one ycar, $10.50. 8 ik ays express, being violent; keeps the attention tixed and in (crest sustained throughout the yame, Being gaine in which ladics «xcel, you cam secure the yoo wil of your iady aequaintsuces and add to you popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organ ing wclub. A first-class wunis outtit, Complete will be sent with DAILY TRANS KIPT and Daily Bulletin; one year; $i; with DAILY Lgotidlenaas and Weekly Bulletin, one years $17. beori Paye express, ing of a variety of rees; good water ; al 7 . 5 r eremuunm telescope is @ good, strong instrument, . %., complete, An elegant hanging Jamp with i4-ine aud from 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass cfs rich gold coior—a high rRamental and serviceable lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletip, one year, $11.60. Subscriber pays exprese, ~ Microscope, A most interesting instrument und of §Feat-use the student, Thisisnotoy, but a powerful jlicroscope that reveals the many strange things -Dat exist in the food weeat aud the water we drink, 1 stands6 inches high and maguities 50 iameters, aud wil besentwith VAIL: TRKRAN3URiPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; wth VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one dear, $9, Subscriber to pay express charges, Musical Instrumerts, of plave. Will-be sold at the above low 500-104 acres; highly improved situate three miles from Nevada City. 5 far at a low price. Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough tae holder tc last for weeks or months; wiil he seus with DAILY TRANSOR.PT and Daily > A Free Railroad Ticket TO AND FROM THE WORLD'S FAIR. igvieaegy May Ist, 1893, ending Oct $31st; 1893. Our proposition is to give, absolutely free, a first-class railway ticket toand from Chicago, to include al meals en route both ways, free bus and age to and from depot to hotel in one: six days first-class board and lodging while there, six admission tickets to the Fair Grounds and two tickets to any first-class theatre. We want reliable agents to represent us throughout the Pacific Coast. Pleasant and profitable-employment—will_be given, if desired,. until the opening“ of the World’s Fair, May Ist, 1893. An agency will pay an average of from THREE TO TEN DOLLARS A DAY, besides each agent willbe given a free railroad ticket to and from the World’s Fair. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, students, ministers, bright young men and women, parties who have had experience as canyassers for books or other articles—in tact, our proposition is open to everybody who is in a position to devote all or a portion of his or her time to our business. Parties who are not in @ position to devote full time to our busines, can, by devoting a few hours each day and evening to the work, secure one of the free tickets only. Each ticket will be first-class and guaranteed by the World’s Fair Co., invorporated, capital stock, $100,000. We require'no capital to be invested by our agents. Write for terms and send two-cent stamp for reply and postage for printed pamphlets giving full particulars. AddressPACIFIC PUBLISHING co., 1236 Market Street, San Francisco: Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. der OAPITAL, $300,000 PRINCS2AL OFVIOR' 6 Semsome st., San Francisce Fire Insurance Only J.F. Hougnron, President. J, 1. N. SaPaRp, Vice President, Cwaeces H. Story, BR. H. Magi, Genera’ Agen CA 8 COUN’ we and a fair Logie Arbab, ani & promptan respo: just pm dye ] sous @rass Valley Branch For Nevada County 2 accepted un all clusses lestra’ picket ponents vn ofd ble GEO W. HILL Mahacer ED. 8AMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STRERT, GRASS VALLEY, -. (ormusic, and makes @ wpiendid accompaniment 'P, O., who made Homestead Application year, $10.75; with DAILY TxANSUKIP" and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express. Photographie Outtt. teur photography is @ most deliyhtt pular recreation. With the approved apparatus of eet a cag ange acquire the art of making 3 picture _ will goon huadreds of views takerfby hil or' hereell The Spparatus we offerisso light it can easily ss B Fi t C carried when walking or riding. Every bad) a ornet. shouid have one, for it will prove a scurce o A handsome uickle-b flat cornet, with full -set . #musement to all aud of profit vo many, ‘ of €Xtew vrooks, music rack, case and i A plete p phic outtit, consisting of book) ompite—a fine sulo instrumout—with . View camera for makiny 3}x 4} pictures, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Buiietin, one . Quick w. rkang lens, rapid dry plaves, 2 Japannec year, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSUKIPT and rou trays, 2packagesor8. P_ A. eveloper, 1 Weekly Bulletin. $14.50. Subscriber pays ex. package of hypo, 1 ig frame, heets of press charges, Flute, fterro-prussiate paper, 1 yvheet of ruby paper, 1 The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest mu~ Russe! negative clasp and patent drying frame With fuil instructions for making photographs sical ‘instrument wo” earn, ~Ivharmonizes with the piano aud sil other instruments, For a will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN premium we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6keyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide, and SCRIPT and Weekly Bulictin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from San will seud it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletia, one year, $18; DAILY TRANSCRIPT Francisco, NoTB—Additional materials for amateur phoand Weekly Bulivsin, one year, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. tographers, may be had Sam ©. Partridge, Pianos, Banjo. Banjoplayingis an acvumplishment that has ae become very fashionable during the inet few years. in £ Orchard 8 it is readily learned by anyoue having a good ear ° for the voice in singing. We will send @ hanuome nickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo . po) with instruction book, with DAILY TKANSCRIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, 11.50; with DAILY TRANDUKIPT and Weekly bulietia, one sear, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges. and depot. Both have good hous 0 offer at present. NEVADA COUNTY 14 SzyCommert @ Street, Francisco, 0 Standard Atlas. ‘The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the gan oe i i {play ou inane good musi. "Bent with DAILY oes ina beareseenyae aprons em gold side KANSC an iy in, one year, i price $4. ri $11.90; with DaILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly SCRIET aud Dariy Bulletin ome oa tay THAN. Bulletin,o, ‘year, $9.50. Subscriber pays ex-. DAL y TRANSCHIC ne Weekly Bulletin, one press, year, $9. subscriber pays express, . Croquet. 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Uurpremium gun is well made and nandgmely unished. it shoots strong and ly, andis @ reliabl gun in every pardeular. ‘eis the very best gun ever offered as a aewspaper premium and is well worth working for, itis'a maguificént double breech-loader* two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garder $2500.--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; and barn ; some ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. K@ These are only a few of the bar We have all kinds ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre ~-For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms! Special Bargairis in Lands. $5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, free water ; all implements, tools, et. with place. $599I6125 acras; not more than—-inilesfroar Nevad ley ; nearly all cleared; good house an: barn; fine orchar ‘an be irrigated ; all under fence. $37 50-450 acres gently rolling fr. t or grazing land; all fenced;. 100 price on account of absence. ; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; Arare chance to secure a profitable In i ur selections of _ musica) ingtry-. bulletin, one year, $10 25; with »AILY RANgents for preiiuiaa, wa sinad in every instance . SUMIFTand Weekly Bulletin, ques ANY ne : ‘ogeta good article ove chat we Need Bot hesi$8000.--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a tine. ’ phate i obvemabeh scons Wa oe po dA pape foe oe tee OTe ie prey ri witent . hori v garebena and }; irov 1e service al Ly y ¥ these instr ja with the TRAN— rea Sesceeme tor use will be sent with : eo ane WHE make excellent SCKIt'? on unprecedently liberal terms DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builecin, one . Ti gated Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearBoth places:are within two miles of the Narrow Gauges, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Terms Wasy. ND AND IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO.C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ ee You Don’t Get the News Guizov's ‘History of france” is a standard work ‘ ‘ONLESs You Take the 0 ’ INSOLVENT NOLIOE, 1 vith twist barrels, bacs-action, side snap, rubber vutt, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will besent with DAILY TIKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ints $21; with DAILY TRANSChlrTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. —— NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulletin can obtain it by Ying 90 cente a year ip Sadser.ber pays express, additiou tothe clubbing 3 price forthe Weekly County of Nevad a ammo gen seohene, ab pis ‘gr $1.50, letin, : In the. ™m of'Hemty . . omen pr : ; Ingolvent Debtor. : Henry M. Piace haying filed in this Court The Bulletin is the leadin evening journal in circulation andinfluenceon Pacific petition, schedule and inventory Coast. it is distiguished for the brilliancy of ite editorial matter, accuracyan com. /4nsolvency, by which it appears that he pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art, and extend of fore n . is am insolvent ‘debtor, the said Henry M. news, while itis the recognized authority in all financial and trade circles, The Daily . Place Shi pereby declared to be insolvent. . . F Bulletin isthe only newspeper in California that publishes in extenso the decisions of . , eae eriff of the said County of Nevada is the Supreme Court, Owing to the difference iu time between San Francisco and the ee: Y directed to take posession of all principal news centers in the East, the world’s news of each day is furnished by the Bui @ ‘estate,real and personal, of ‘the said etin twelve hours in advance of the morning papers, Henry M. Pisce, an insolvent debtor,except The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome 12 devery Wednpaday. 8UCh-as may be. by iaw exempt from ex. A morning—the largestand best weekly pu ccution, and of all his deeds, vouchers, SH Sendai’ -rders books of account, and papers, and p the same safely until the appointment aeeP a / BROWN, & CALErns. shes Berta ats forbidden to pay any debts the said insolvent, or to detivey ees . any property belonging to such Insolvent, tohim,orto any pergon, firm or Corporation ee of his estate. Notice of Assessment. _ Homestead Application. palcics lg hereby, forbidden to transfer or Gai, T ‘e, 96 column paper, i din the W ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. @0yY pri AND OFFICE at Sacramento, CaliforN ING Company, Location’ of Prinetpal Court, except as herein ordered. nia, Sept. 29th, 1891. ess, Sa pt cet Boge rns ordered that all the creditors e of Busin’ o Fran , California. tention of Works North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal. : Netice is hereby, given, that at a meetin of the Board of Directors, held on the rd day of September, 1891,an assessment,No., 48 of Thirty-five cents ( yo) Per share was r be and a) Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of te ES Court;‘of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, at the “ourtrooin of said Court, A ty and County of Nevada, the ber, isis as 10 o’elock I, John Currey, of Nevada City, Cal., No. 4920, for the W} of NW} and SE} of NW3 of Sec. 10, T. 16, N. R. 8 E. M. ‘N THE SUPERIOR COURT oF THE {re unidersi ner aya Francisco and 1s son hone with him to recei rtain property in England; ‘NID ensuing year and for ILY_ TRANSCRIPT Information Wanted. — his way to San rancisco, M. cting British BANKIN, sulate, San Francisco, a29 Stockholders Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of ‘the Stockhold. ers of the CITIZENS BANK (anyporation) will be held at the offi. Bank in Nevada City, Caliteenig coe is TUESDAY, November 10th, 1991, +7 o'clock P. ¥., for the election of a ‘d of Seven Directors, to serve for the D. M. do hereby give notice of my intenlevied the Capital stock tor-. 4. Me at d th i a rates us low assoltion to make final proof to establish my poration,” pe able immediately in Univni choose one or masse ansignees of ae ae such other business as oa be = ill-admit of, gust-. claim to the land above described and . States Gold Coin, to the Secretary. at che . Of sdid debtor. F for consid eee i. ree office of the Company, 820 Sansome Street, . It, is further ordered that the ‘order be —s that I expect to prove my residence and . Room 34, ban ‘Francine cae published in the Nevada Daily ‘Transerise D. E. MORGAN, Secretary cultivation before John Caldwell, SuperiAny stock upon which this sesessment shall . & ped te tee of general circalation, pub: . ~ = * . or Judge of Nevada county, Cal., at Ne-. remain sopeid on the 6th day of November, . lished in the sity and county of Nevaias as TORN ¢, OOLMMAN. ". 144, Glin, Gal. on: Maventiue 18, 1eg1, . Jo, will, be delinquent, ‘and advertised . often as ee ria publlabed, fore Dividend Notioe, by ge of the a — A Mor-, mont be: made betore, will be soldon Tuesdey eee ward de ie wopme erect: T a meeting of the E t is N. Green illis Green, J. e ay of December, 189), to pay the further ordered ’ Board Directors oe R. Lord, all of Nevada township, NeSplinquent sesess rents together ith Costs . meant ie proceedings ceeinet te seid . Al of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. \ ; ; 7th, 1891, @ dividend (No. ; vada county, Cal. A By order ofthe of Directors. Dated October 10, 1391, D. 43) of Sept 29, 1801 . pQMce—Roem 2.8 uso Meee Ten . *fOHM CADW, . conte per Sept lock sat " First publication Sept, 29, 1891. * 9 g of Buperior Court. 1891, : publ Re 29, Franelsce, Caittorata. Fred Gearls, Attorney," P*r'0r Conse JOMN T. MORGAN, Cashion. — ee y Weegee fis ete i —-eecheehaenadeetadatieemereeee us and 0 years bought and subdivid@ success of this undertaking is 1 bring a larger income than 160 never-failing supply of. Lo a City or Grass Val d in bearing, consist1; free water for a portion 80 acres cleared; house more than price asked; fruit land when cleared; all can be gains we have to of Lands at prices igned desires information as the whereabouts of HY. JOHN MOSS an Englishman 32 years of age ; left Engvada Ci He then said he wie ie eae His father, Joseph Moss, is 1s anxious to take ice Consul, British Con“Mo. 20—John Allen, Lot 11, Block 8, Tax 70c. Tax and Costs $1.23. Has just received a portion of his Ling amie oF ol a gna eee. Goods from the Eastern manufactories, and intends to pu 00 the prices down so low that the San F rancisco, Tar kcgee to and Marysville trade from the mountain counties wil Block"'5, Lot $200, Improvements $300, Furniture $50. Total value $550, Tax $3.85, Tax and Costs $5.05. : No. 36—P. H. Belden, Furniture $100. Tax 70c, Tax and Cost $1.23. ; No. 37—Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, Lot 4, Block 42, Lot $200, Improvements $400. Total value $600. Tax $4.20, tax and Costs $4.91. a : No. 103—African Church, Lot & Block 25, Lot $100, Improvements $200. To. tal value $300. Tax $2.10, Tax and Costs $2.70. No 124—Rosana Williams, Mortgage Interest in Lot 7 and Lot 6, Block 42 and Block 62 $800, Tax $5.60, Tax and Costa $6. 38, No 139—H. W. Daniels, High Street, Lot 4, Block 20, Lot $100, Improvements $400, Furniture $100, Fixtures of Saloon and Stock $50. Total value $650, Tax $4.55, Tax and Costs $5.78; No 181—Mary. R. Eddy, Lot 10, Block 35, Lot $100, Improvements $100, Furniture $50. Total value $250, Tax $1.75, Tax and Costs $2.84, No 191—James Floyd, Mortgage Ir. terest in Lot 3, Block. 46, $450. Tax $3.18, Tax and Costs $3.80. No 192—Excelsior Ditch Company Lot 2, Block 63, Improvements $750, Lit $100. Lot 2; Block 53, Lot $50, Ditch and Flume in City. Limits $1,000. Total Me: $1400, Tax $9.80, Tax aud Costa 11.79. ; No 250—C. J. Hunt, Mortgage. Interest.in Lot 10, Block 20, $80. ‘Tax 560, Tax and Costs $1.09, No 257—G. Griffith, Furniture $50, = 35¢, Tax and Costs 87a. o 260—W. Hampton (T. T. Hughes, Agent), Safe $100. Tax. 70c, Tha sae Costs $1.23. ease No 264—James Hazel, Lot 7, Block 41. Lot $100, Improvements $400. Mortgage held by James Hawk in Lot 7, lock 40, $200. Total value $300, Tax $2.10, Tax and Costs $2.70. No 279—A. H. Hanson (J. Dunnicliff, Agent), Lot 4, Block 6, Lot $200. Tax. $1.40, Tax and Costs $1.97 No 348—Henry Kreise. Lot 2, Block 2, Lot $300. Total value $300, tax $2.10, tax and costs $2.70; No 361—D. T. Cole. Mortgage. interest in part of Lot 2, Block 63, $600. Tav $4.20, Tax and costs $4.91. No 362—W. D, Long. Library $450, watch $50, Furniture $150. Total value $650, tax $4.55, tax and costs $5.27, No 373—Lead Bath Fusion Company. Machinery $400, Tax $2.80, tax and costs $3.44, No._381.— Oscar.-Maltman: “Lot 9; Block 3, Lot $200, improvements $1,000. 9, Block 3, $750. Lots 4, 5, 6, Block 12, ts $300, improvements $850. Mortgage held by W. Floyd in Lote 4, 5, 6, Block~ 12, $1,000: Wagon $50, h.rse $40, Furniture $700, musical instruments $300. Total value $1690, tax $11.83, tax and costs $13.92. No 414—Chas. Mosher—Library $100, Telescope. Base Bai}, . Wn ton A very useful article that she living in tne. Our base ball ucfit consists of wo soueballe. acrea cleared ; ood water; large-heuse-and—barn;improvements coat" “about aot ae — 3 $1.60. “$100; ~tax tal : Rein ‘ud will bo sent Sith Dairy . $2008. Great hargain ; must be sold. No 422--Mrs. A. C. Mobley. Lot 3, Block 3. Lot $200, improvements $800. furniture $60. Total-value $70; tax 49e, Me ate costs $1.01. o 457—G. L. Stiger. Mortgage interest in Lot 5, Block 63, $100. Tax 70c, tax and: cost $1.23. No 482—Jacob Heymsn. Moi age interest in Lot 2, Block 28, $450. Tax $3.15, tax and costs $3. 80. No 496—Edward G Mo 99-10, tax and costs $10.05. No 505—Thomas Penrose. Lot 7; Block 25, Lot $150; improvements $350, furniture $50. Mo age held by Mary. Daniels in Lot 7, Block 25, $500. Total value $50, tax 35c, tax and costs $1.36, No 537—W. B. Rowe. Furniture and 8. machine $100. Tax 70c, tax and costs $1.23. No’ 539 — Thomas Rowe (Nivens rey $500. Tax $3.50, tax and costs No 545. G. Zechini, Mortgage interest in Lot 5, Block 60, $200, Tax $1.40, tax and costs $1.97. No575—James H. Sharp, Lot 9, Block 60. Lot $100, Improvements $200. Tax $2.10. Tax and costs $2.70, No 617—T. Scadden. Wines aud liguors $100. Tax 70c. Tax and costs $1.24, No. 628—A. J. Tiffany. Furniture $125, musical instruments $50. Total Hope $176. Tax $1.23. Tax and costs No. 639—Mrs Hattie Turner., C. E. Mulloy, agent. Lot 10, Block 27. . Lot $50, . improvements $100. Total value $150. Tax $1.05. Tax and costs $1.60. No 679—Mrs M. A. Williams. Mrs A. P. White, adininistrator, San Francisco. Lots 5-and 8, Block 56: Lot $200, improvements $80().Lot 4, Block 52. Lot $25, improvements $75. Total value $1100. Tax $7.70. Tax and costs $9.08. No 680—Mrs Thomas’ Williams, San Francisco. Lot 4, Block 6. Let $50, improvements $50. Total value $100. Tax 7c. Tax and costs $1.23, No 684—J. G. Worthington. Part of Jose Hill. Lot 1, Bock 42. Lot $50, improvements $400. Mortgage held by 8. B. Crawford $260. Totat value $190. Tax $1.33. Tax and coste$1.89. _ No. 685—8. B, Crawford. Mi. interest in Lot}, Block 42, $260. Tax $1.82. Tax and costs $2.41. es No 687—J. R. Williams. Lot 5, Block 5. Lot $200, im: ements $450, wagon $50, furniture $50. Total value $750. Tax $5.25. Tax and costs $6.51. No 609—A. D. Sutton. + Let 3, Block 63. Lot $100. Total value $l0u. Tax 70c. Tax and costs $1.23, And notite is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent ‘in the forégoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on : Saturday, Nov. 14, 1891, we ual is assessed, rie ee of said interest epor od the taxes costs due. Said sale will commence at 11 o’clock a. M. on said » November 14, 1891, commencing at the head of the list and continuing alphi tically, or in a numerical order said sale is completed. . Witness my hand this 22d day of October, 1891. a E, O. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector, \Boy Wanted To Learn the Printing Business. Apply at the (pany reanscuger Ornice, * ° Mortgage held. by Citizens Bank: in -LotAgent.) Improvements on other real— ees ac ie \aamacter, 3 TEANBUBIET ery? an eyeing re 13121 $9000e60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City ; 15 Mortgage held by W. George in Lot 3, sud will be seut with DAILY TRANSUKLT aud. tia one aur, 310 Subscriber pays i res cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and Block.3,. $800, a le woolen pith: Siggy essen > . Z0 i . zi A r scmenhepamnaigrgzca Pee are Fee > SRILA send Suan ones ac} SRE t ii -Wagon-amlfarming-impleiments: free water fori Figating. A real bargain. $1.40, tax and cost $1.97. subscriber to pay expréss charges, amp $2 1 5 O0e<425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twoyood houses and No 446—D. J. McLeod. Goats $10, intérost in Lot 7, Block 5, “pion. ie rae { Pm, NEV! of es Visit eordia iret W RO. —— NEV

For 1890-91, he Huily Geanseript, 1 as pation torn Pat ca . Ordinance No, 100. oOUR PREMIUM ss NOTHING LIKE I] EVER KNOWN AEF (RE Nevada Cily Delinquent Taxes ‘Table ot Distances. From Nevada Uity to Tent.. Ae . Bear Valley ! fe Bridgeport Bye * Bowman D: BS, a jumsa as ig * Colfax...... «20g Seaarte, Seide oe Graniteville.. a= Grass Valley.. pa Hunts Hill as eaeeeis City. Little Yor el Hill feore' Flat... orth Bloomfield.. 2 You Bet . DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment + by + Inhalation £1529 Arch 8t., Philadelphia Pa. For Oonsumption, Asthma, Brorchitis, Dysentery, Oatarrh, Hay Fever, Debility; Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all Obronic and Nervous Disorders. HE original and only genuine Comje und Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is ascientific ad aetment ofthe elements athe teupecne bale MAGNETIZED ; an e col 8. densed and made portable’thatitis sent all overthe world. 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Butany substance made clsewhere or by others, and called Compound Oxygen is spurious. 2 “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACLION AND RESULTS,” is the titie of a new book of 200 pages, published ‘by Drs. Starkey & Palen, which gives toall enquirers full information as to this remarkable curative Sede rr anda record of surprising curesina wide range of chronic cases— mshy of em after being abundonéd to die by other physicians. Will be mailed FREE te any address on application. DRS. STARKEY & PALEN. 1629 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. eS 2 Oh Agape. serie % fetes. ASE A stants "am, fife Please mention thatyou read this advertisement in the NEVADA DalLy TRANSCRIPT. ty Lites, ROD. Lib nd write ©. inetruction, will wort indastriously, how to earn Theres Thousaed Dollars a Year in their own localities, wherere: they live.1 wil also furnish the situation or employment, a! Which You cai earn that amount. No money for me unlese successful as above. Easily and quickly jearned. I desire bu: rict of county. 1 have already taught and with employment a at number, are over $8000 = year each. It's NEW and aaa eed Broad Street Meat Market! JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. ‘ Customers supplied at the Lowest Pric with the very peat of Seef.Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausrges, Etc UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET..N¥FVADA CITY Broad Street, Near the City Hall, E (COLLEY BROS.,.....Provrietors j DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veni At the lowest rates. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, BACON— and LA te, Quik Time * Chean Fares ae: Eastern Qities and to Europe. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connec. tions with Railway nes ° in the East, —AND ATHew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 8:cond-class ing Cars Attached to Express Trains. , Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company's offices where passen gers calling in person can secure choice oi * outes, etc, Orders. sold at Lowest Rates for tick for passage from Europe and Eastern cid ies to any point in the Pacific States an Territories. . These orders if, not used, will be redeemed at the full amount paid therefor. T. H. GOODMAN, General Pass Agent. R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager, San Francisco Cal. RAIL ROAD LANDS. For lands in Central aud Northern CaliOregon, Nevada and Uteh, apply to or ‘ fe : & . P.B. RB. W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,c ‘ Sev {Hor Landsin Southern Callfernia, apply = ME MADDEN, Land Agent, 8. P. RB. — Sra Feacenne Cal. National Meat Market 4 OPPOSITE ITIZENS BANK, 0. J. NAEPZIGER.... Provrietor EEF, Punk, MUTTON, VEAu, 8AUSA _ Brame wes ‘ HAMS, BACON AND LARD,wholesale or etail. And all kinds of Meats usually found in GSirst-olass Market. Voate delivered f ce of charge. 9) 3, NAvrzicER, 120 Sutter 8t., Sam Praactscd, Cal, . Sacramento, Cal., tember 23, 1891. Notice-is hereby given t G eo W. Starr, whose t office address is Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, has this day filed his application for a patent for three thousand linear féet of the Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold with surface ground six hun. dred feet in. width, situated in Washington Mining District, county of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lots Number 63 and 64 in Township 17 North, Range 11 East of Mt. Diablo, Meridian. Said Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine*comprising the Golden Gate Location No. 63 and the North Star Location No. 64. Said Golden Gate LocationLot 63, described as follows : ie Lode Line. inning at the North lode post” in rock mound marked “G. G. N. L. P,” from which the 1-4 Sec. Cor. between Sections 4 and 9, T. 17 N. R. 11 E.-M. D. M. bears N. 1° 32’ W. 5.96 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 17 ° East, S. 1° 45’ E. 22.73 chains to South lode post marked “G. G. S. L. P,” and “N.S. N. L. P.” from which a live oak 24 in. dia. bears N. 82° E. 72 links distant. r Exterior Boundaries. Comnmencing at the N. W.-corner a post in rock mound marked “G. G. N. W. Cor.” from which a yellow pine 40 in. dia. bears S. 56° 45’ E. 524 links dist. Thence mag. var. 17° East, N. 88} °;E along North boundary of claim 9.09 chs. , or 600 feet to the N. E. vorner post marked ‘“G. G. N. E. Cor.” Thence S. 1° 45’ E along East boundary of the claim 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to S: E. Cor. post in rock mound mark “G. G. 8. E. Cor.” Thence S. 884°° W. along the sout boundary of the claim 9.09 chains or 600 feet to the S W cor. a post in rock mound marked ‘‘G. G. S. W. Cor.” Thence N. 1° 45’ W. 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to place of beginning. Containing 20 66-100 acres. North Star Location . Lode Line. Commencing at the North lode post, identical with the South lode post of the Golden Gate location, a post marked ‘‘N SN LP,” from which the 1-4 Sec. corner between Sections 4 and 9, T 17 N R. 11 EMD M bears N 1° 42’ W 28.69 chains distant.” Thence magnetic variation 17° East, S.2° 36’ E along the line of the lode 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to the South lode post marked ‘‘N S 8 L P,” from which black oak 14 inches in diameter bears S. 40° E21 links distant.: Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the N. E. corner, a post marked ‘‘N S N E Cor.” from which a black-oak12 inches in diameter bears'S 20° E60 links distant. Thence mag. var. 17° E, S$ 2° 36’ E 22.7% chains or 1500 feet to the S E cor. a post marked ‘‘N.3.8-E Cor”, Thenee-8 . W.9.09 chains or 600 feet to the S corner a post marked ‘‘N S S W Cor.”. Thence N 2° 36’ W 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to the N W corner a t in rock mound marked ‘‘N S N W Cor.” Thence. N 884° E along the North boundary of the claim 9.09 chains or 600 feet to the place of beginning. Containing 20 66-100 acres. Exterior boundaries of the Goldén Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine, , comprisNorth Star Location. : Commencing ut the N W-corner of the Golden Gate Lovation, a post marked ‘‘G G N W Cor.” from which the north lode post Of thie Beckér Quartz mine (Lot 59, approved survey) bears N 81° 25’ W 15.48 chains distant. Thence N 88° E 4.544 chains or 300 feet North “ldéde gery of Golden Gate Location from which -4 Sec. corner between Sections 4 and 9, T.17.N R.11EM DM. bears N 1° 32’ W 5.96 chains dist. 9.09 ch. or 600 feet to the N Ecorner of the Golden Gate Location, a post marked “GG N E Cor.” Thence 8 1 ° 45’ E 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post in rock mound marked "GG SE Cor" and “N SSE Cor.” ‘Thence. § 2° 36’ E 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post at S E corner of North’ Star Location marked ‘‘N SS ECor.” Thence S 83} ° W 9.09 chains or 600 feét to post marked “NSS W Cor,” at S W corner of North Star Location. Thence N 2° 36’ W 22.73 chains or 1500 feet to post in rock mound marked *‘N S N W Cor.” and “GG S W Cor.” Thence N1° 45’ W 22:73 chains or 1500 feet.to the place of beginning. Containing 41 32-100 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder’s office of Nevada county, in Book 9 of Mining Locations. The adjoining claimants are Washington Mining Company. on the North, West and South and by White on the East. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Golden Gate Consolidated Quartz Mine or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, Cal., during the 60 days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. E. W. ROBERTS, Register. Fred Searls, Attorney for Applicant, Nevada City, Cal. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days,. in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily news". paper published at Nevada City, California, which paper is hereby designated by me as the newspaper published nearest to the said mining claim, and for the publication ot the above notice. E. W. ROBERTS, Register. The first publication of this notice was made on the 24th day of September, 1891. Notice to Creditors. perAre of Margaret Gill, deceased.— Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the last Will of Margaret Gill, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the ‘. necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executor at the store of Daniel Furth, in North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. A gs Furrs; Executor of the it Will-of Margaret Gill, deceased.Dated Nevada City, Sept. Ist, 1891. Fred Searls, Atty for Executor. 4 w Assessment Notice. fe on ear ipad ST. SOTHARD Gold Mining Company. tion of incipal place of bu 8, San Francisco, Raliforaia’ Location of works, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby iven, that at a meeting of the Board of irectors, held on the tenth day of September, 1891, an Assessment, (No. 3) of five (5) cents per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, yable immediately in United States Pol Coin, tu the Segretary, at the office of the Company, No, 320 Sansome street, Room No. 10, San. Francisco, California, Any Stock upon which this October,-1891, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday, 31st day of October, 1891, to pay the inquent assessment, e Serta of advertising, and order of the Board of Directors, _ . Tueo, Werzx1, Secretary. 10.do. #0 the Board of.’ Assessment . remain unpaid on the 14th day of" An Ordinance to Repeal Ordinance No. 36—Old No. 15—and to Provide for Macadamizing Certain Streets and Constructing Certain Gutters in Nevada City. ge Trustees,of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1. It is hereby established and declared necessary for the public convenience and welfare, that certain portions of streets hereinafter designated (and which have been heretofore planked) shall be macadamized, and certain gutters herein specified shall be constructed.and maintained. Section 2. The streets and parts thereof, herein referred to, are described as follows : Broad street, from the point where it is intersected by York street, to the point where it is intersected by the alley east of the National Exchauge Hotel. Pine street from the north line of Spring street to the north line of Commercial street.Commercial Street from the point where it intersects Pine street to the point where it intersects Main street. Main street, from the point where it intersects Commercial street to the Iron Bridge which crosses Deer Creek. Sec. 3. The said described portions of said streets shall be Constructed and Macadamized with hard broken rock to the @@~ We will send THE D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any ot be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. oe Sag gral s good was JAMES : {Drums ing ip ot A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks premium, wehave selected the “Waltham” with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily being the bestkno n and most reliable tim . Bul , One year, $12.50 with DAILY TRAN pieces in the market. ‘These SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $16.50 world-w' Subecri! ‘press. solely on shalt matte. The cases we guasantee ies hem 5 to be of solid goldand coin silver respectively, and if nos just as, d sp oye dat our expense and we will refup moaey paid. come to him. Military Drum. A fine corded, ved brass drum, with Sofid Gold Watch—Ladies’.’ ; : one Pong: ‘s woiid ~apgpicnen os case —. Phd Hille, We will senda rim fire for $1.40 las. Submovement wi ce -setting, 6 express with DALY ‘TRANSCKI VE avd Daily Ballot, tadyer aiar ) une year, ; with VALL ‘RANSU an 5 Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26,90. Suvscriber Flobert Rifles. © pay ¢Xprese charges on watch trom San Fran? rife, 22-cal, Flobert noise siaco ing for boys who are Solid Silver Watches. SORIPT and Daily Bulletin, oie year, $i oy Solidco silver: hunting case watcn * Walwith DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, bain” movement, stem-wiuding and stem. one year, $9.25, Subscriber pass express etting.® thoroughly reliable tiine-keeper, with NAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one fear, $18; with DAILY TKANSUKLT aud Weekly Revoivers. Bullen, oue year, $15.W, Subscriber to "pay We have decideu to offer a strony, serviceable pe eT ith DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly ronda rim refer fl adiee ses . Curry Combs, 15 cents and Robes, $3 and upwards, . ® Dusters, $1 and upwards, satisfaction of the Street C mitt The said Macadam shall be 15 inches deep in the center of the street, and 10 inches deep on the sides, with a uniform slope or grade from centerto sides. Sec. 4. Gutters shall be made and constructed on both sides of each street, or section of street, whenever the same shall be macadamized. : The gutters shall be made of rock or cement, at the option of the owner of the adjacent lot. The said gutters shall be made in accordance with the directions and to the satisfaction of the Street Committee of the Board of City Trustees. Section 5, Allrock used in macadamizing the streets before mentioned shall be small enough to pass through a ring three inches in diameter, and all rock within six inches of the strface shall be small enough to passthrough a ring two inches in yg and shail be laid to the satisfaction of the standing Street Committee of the Board. Section 6. Any Section or portion of any street, or part of street herein named on which the planking 13 in_good ‘repair, may be allowed to remaih in its present condition, tintil by‘wear, it is deemed necessary by the’ Street Committee, that the same shall be replaced by macadamized road as provided in this érdinance. Upon receiving oral notice from the said committee, (or from the City Marshal at the request of said committee) the owner. _.or occupant.. of .any=:—lot—-or lots fronting on said street, or any part thereof, shall replace the planking by the macadamized road and gutters herein described, from the edge of the sidewalk to the center of the street, fronting on said lot or lots. Any person or persons failing to comply with any provision of this ordinance shall incur the penalty, liability and for-, feiture provided for in the street ordinand the general laws relating to street improvements for failure. to repair, construct, grade, pave or improve any street oposite his premises, and upon his failure Trustees shall proceed as provided by law. Seetion 7. Ordinance No. 36 (Old No. 15) providing for the planking of the streets herein named, in so tar as it contlicts with the provisions of this ordinance is hereby re led. Section 8. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after October 10th, 1891. Passed September 23, 1591. ALEX. GAULT, President. Attest—T. H. Carr, Clerk of Board. The first publication of this Ordinan was made September 24th, 189]. 7 xpress charges un watch trom Sau aco. ps e dame watch, Opeu ime, with VAILY TRANae ee be —— Cnae len = JOKIPT, and Day Bulletin, one year, $15; with size from 22 to eS el It will be sent. «ii JALLY "TRANSCKILPT and Weekly bulletin, one DAILY TRANSCKIPT acd Daily Bullen, one 4 e Weted Inge ae neat £2 PAY express ‘Charges . vege, G11; with DAILY TiGANBOIUTT’ cl 7m waten from Sai Fraucisco. Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pay Nickle Watch. express. aa A nandsome nick. stem-wiuding Watch, open ace, good movement, with VAILY ‘TKAS*~UniPs aud Vaily Bulletia, one year, $11; with DAILY TKANSUNIPE aug Weekly Buuctin, one year 9.90. Suvscrives w pay eXpress chacges line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRAN2 Watch from Sau Fraucisco, te A SCKLPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, ll; with Bicyc.es. DAILY TRANSOMIET and Weekiy Bulletin, one The Bicycle we have selected ae a premium— . 7°") $9. Subseriber pays xpress, ne “Apollo” —wnile not the must expensive is a drat-clags article in every respect. it is handsome and substantially made. itruns easily and w@ prime favourite, it is standard finish with uckle trimmings, and will be seut complete with ‘addle-bag, Looms, et. Will be sent with DAILY fKANSCAPY aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for #28; with DAILY TKANSUKLE' and Weekly vulletin, one year, $26.90. [he above prices are OF & S6-.7ch Whee Price per additional inch wade known ou applicativn.] Subscriber to pay, sxpress charges on vicycle irom Yan Francisco. , Boys’ Velocipedes. Hammock, A 16-ioch wueel, stanuard ooish, wrought-iron Ah k isa p that le to all, selocipeds, witir bell, etc., complete, set with. Whether slung from the trees in & lavn or frou VAILY TRANSUKIF( and Dauy bulletin, one . 19 costs ote shady. verandah, = HY WulOCk is Jer, $1200; with DAILY THANSUKIPL and picturesque and'su,gesiive of ‘blissful comfort Veckly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, lete and el t 13-foot hat kk with rishing Tackle} ————___——. AMOur premium fishing rod is a 15-iv0t Caicutts bamboo with iance woud tip and double ferrules OREGON it is a good serviceable rod and wi.! sent with = ==g-W'TH Tent This isa Mel useful prem wa and will oe ap preciated ty who go bunting, fishing or cam ping out, Ivisa first-class a vent, water—proo, and made of 8 oz. auck; siz’ 0x7 feet, ind will be sent with poles, pins e%., complete w th DAILY LRANSCKIPT ana Daily Builetin, one year #12,60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builleun, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, E CILY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. farm send for Pamphlets, Maps aud Price List. 1 § Wes FOR SALE A LARGE LOT. OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, ALSO ‘l e Oregou Land Company was especially organized tor the purpose of buyin subdividing large tracts of Land, aud has during the past tw ed over 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20 acre Lots. TY shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the, in Fruit wi These Goods and Prices Can Not Be Duplicated in this State. CAIRNS Single Bu y Harness, $9 and upwards. Coes hand-made $15 and upwards. hamme We are pre) to make the most liberal propodick Y SCRIPT and ditions on , watches as premiums, as will be iat Welt, cae ieee tee with DAILY -ten by the following offers: : xRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year Solid Gold Watch—Gents BY aires kame Double Buggy Harness, $25 and upwards, A tleman’s solid gold hunti: case watch, \ gy = 4. 5 A. RANSC Yi Daii . $ Sunes one ote, 396.5; Saich, DALLY TRAN. repeating Tifenadeand too hal tenes . Bridles, $1.50and upwards. f 1 ear, 4 uy Sabecriber pays express charee On "wateb, from . Béwd further desorption. "We wil “vith baicy. , Halters, 50 cents and upwards. sau Fraucieco. TRANSCRIPT and Uaily Bulietin, one year, Whips, 25 cents and upwards. upwards. Brushes, 25 cents and upwards, Axle Grease, 15 cents per can, Harness Oil, 25 cents per can, Gloves, 75 cents and upwards Blankets $1.50 and upwards. 3 Jas. Cairns, Broad St. below National Exchange Hotel LAND COMPANY

to Home Office at Salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildine.) AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBAN —=—9 market, 225 have been sold We also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, ete. We can #ell small trict of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay fora larg « P 5 I 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TKANSURIP qj ype Wr vi ter. Ss. and Daily Buletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY This isa type-wisting age. “very body has one TRANSCRIPT and Weexly Bulle, ‘one year, vho has writing do; or should iusVe ous. . ¥8.26. Subscriber pays express, — lereis your upportunity, ‘The Sun ty pe-writer i 7 & periect insixument) simple in couetruction, Te ° agily Worked, neatly mivuuted aud boxed, witu ennis astructionr for use, which cau be lesruediu teu Among outdoor games lawn tennis is bevoraing oiuutes, with DAILY TKANSUKIIT and Daily thefavurite It giver auiticient exercise withou SUB, be . year, TRAN: OKirT and Weekly Bulletin, one Year, $15. subscriber, pays express, < Cane. Neither too large nor wo email, buf just the Shtsize wito l4-& gold head, will be éeut with JAILY TRANFURIPT and Daily Bulleuh, one /@@r, $12.00; with DAILY TKANSCKIP'! and eekly Bulletin, one ycar, $10.50. 8 ik ays express, being violent; keeps the attention tixed and in (crest sustained throughout the yame, Being gaine in which ladics «xcel, you cam secure the yoo wil of your iady aequaintsuces and add to you popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organ ing wclub. A first-class wunis outtit, Complete will be sent with DAILY TRANS KIPT and Daily Bulletin; one year; $i; with DAILY Lgotidlenaas and Weekly Bulletin, one years $17. beori Paye express, ing of a variety of rees; good water ; al 7 . 5 r eremuunm telescope is @ good, strong instrument, . %., complete, An elegant hanging Jamp with i4-ine aud from 42 to 56 inches extension, polished brass cfs rich gold coior—a high rRamental and serviceable lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletip, one year, $11.60. Subscriber pays exprese, ~ Microscope, A most interesting instrument und of §Feat-use the student, Thisisnotoy, but a powerful jlicroscope that reveals the many strange things -Dat exist in the food weeat aud the water we drink, 1 stands6 inches high and maguities 50 iameters, aud wil besentwith VAIL: TRKRAN3URiPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; wth VAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one dear, $9, Subscriber to pay express charges, Musical Instrumerts, of plave. Will-be sold at the above low 500-104 acres; highly improved situate three miles from Nevada City. 5 far at a low price. Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough tae holder tc last for weeks or months; wiil he seus with DAILY TRANSOR.PT and Daily > A Free Railroad Ticket TO AND FROM THE WORLD'S FAIR. igvieaegy May Ist, 1893, ending Oct $31st; 1893. Our proposition is to give, absolutely free, a first-class railway ticket toand from Chicago, to include al meals en route both ways, free bus and age to and from depot to hotel in one: six days first-class board and lodging while there, six admission tickets to the Fair Grounds and two tickets to any first-class theatre. We want reliable agents to represent us throughout the Pacific Coast. Pleasant and profitable-employment—will_be given, if desired,. until the opening“ of the World’s Fair, May Ist, 1893. An agency will pay an average of from THREE TO TEN DOLLARS A DAY, besides each agent willbe given a free railroad ticket to and from the World’s Fair. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, students, ministers, bright young men and women, parties who have had experience as canyassers for books or other articles—in tact, our proposition is open to everybody who is in a position to devote all or a portion of his or her time to our business. Parties who are not in @ position to devote full time to our busines, can, by devoting a few hours each day and evening to the work, secure one of the free tickets only. Each ticket will be first-class and guaranteed by the World’s Fair Co., invorporated, capital stock, $100,000. We require'no capital to be invested by our agents. Write for terms and send two-cent stamp for reply and postage for printed pamphlets giving full particulars. AddressPACIFIC PUBLISHING co., 1236 Market Street, San Francisco: Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. der OAPITAL, $300,000 PRINCS2AL OFVIOR' 6 Semsome st., San Francisce Fire Insurance Only J.F. Hougnron, President. J, 1. N. SaPaRp, Vice President, Cwaeces H. Story, BR. H. Magi, Genera’ Agen CA 8 COUN’ we and a fair Logie Arbab, ani & promptan respo: just pm dye ] sous @rass Valley Branch For Nevada County 2 accepted un all clusses lestra’ picket ponents vn ofd ble GEO W. HILL Mahacer ED. 8AMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STRERT, GRASS VALLEY, -. (ormusic, and makes @ wpiendid accompaniment 'P, O., who made Homestead Application year, $10.75; with DAILY TxANSUKIP" and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express. Photographie Outtt. teur photography is @ most deliyhtt pular recreation. With the approved apparatus of eet a cag ange acquire the art of making 3 picture _ will goon huadreds of views takerfby hil or' hereell The Spparatus we offerisso light it can easily ss B Fi t C carried when walking or riding. Every bad) a ornet. shouid have one, for it will prove a scurce o A handsome uickle-b flat cornet, with full -set . #musement to all aud of profit vo many, ‘ of €Xtew vrooks, music rack, case and i A plete p phic outtit, consisting of book) ompite—a fine sulo instrumout—with . View camera for makiny 3}x 4} pictures, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Buiietin, one . Quick w. rkang lens, rapid dry plaves, 2 Japannec year, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSUKIPT and rou trays, 2packagesor8. P_ A. eveloper, 1 Weekly Bulletin. $14.50. Subscriber pays ex. package of hypo, 1 ig frame, heets of press charges, Flute, fterro-prussiate paper, 1 yvheet of ruby paper, 1 The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest mu~ Russe! negative clasp and patent drying frame With fuil instructions for making photographs sical ‘instrument wo” earn, ~Ivharmonizes with the piano aud sil other instruments, For a will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN premium we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6keyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide, and SCRIPT and Weekly Bulictin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from San will seud it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletia, one year, $18; DAILY TRANSCRIPT Francisco, NoTB—Additional materials for amateur phoand Weekly Bulivsin, one year, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. tographers, may be had Sam ©. Partridge, Pianos, Banjo. Banjoplayingis an acvumplishment that has ae become very fashionable during the inet few years. in £ Orchard 8 it is readily learned by anyoue having a good ear ° for the voice in singing. We will send @ hanuome nickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo . po) with instruction book, with DAILY TKANSCRIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, 11.50; with DAILY TRANDUKIPT and Weekly bulietia, one sear, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges. and depot. Both have good hous 0 offer at present. NEVADA COUNTY 14 SzyCommert @ Street, Francisco, 0 Standard Atlas. ‘The Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of the gan oe i i {play ou inane good musi. "Bent with DAILY oes ina beareseenyae aprons em gold side KANSC an iy in, one year, i price $4. ri $11.90; with DaILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly SCRIET aud Dariy Bulletin ome oa tay THAN. Bulletin,o, ‘year, $9.50. Subscriber pays ex-. DAL y TRANSCHIC ne Weekly Bulletin, one press, year, $9. subscriber pays express, . Croquet. Guizots Histery of Fran A beautiful croquet set for eight players will tf ce. be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aad Daily . . in 6 vols., substantially bound in cloth, profusely lust. d with fine engravings. It whi be sent with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily’ Bulletin one year, $18.60; with DAILY TRANSURIPT anu Weekly Bulletin, one year, $1) 50. Subscriber paysexpress, : Sewing Machines.*., A higharm sewing machine—one of the bes, machivesin the market; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRANSCUKIPT and Dail Bulletin, oue year, $30; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ oud Weekly Bulletin, one year,-$27, Subweriber paye express charges, ‘ Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one vear, $8. Subacrib ays express. © . Shot Guns, We made’ apecial point of securing a good: gun for a premium— one that wecan recommend and feel assured that our veleetion will be all that you vanask. Uurpremium gun is well made and nandgmely unished. it shoots strong and ly, andis @ reliabl gun in every pardeular. ‘eis the very best gun ever offered as a aewspaper premium and is well worth working for, itis'a maguificént double breech-loader* two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garder $2500.--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; and barn ; some ‘ruit trees; free water for irrigating. K@ These are only a few of the bar We have all kinds ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre ~-For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms! Special Bargairis in Lands. $5000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley ; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, free water ; all implements, tools, et. with place. $599I6125 acras; not more than—-inilesfroar Nevad ley ; nearly all cleared; good house an: barn; fine orchar ‘an be irrigated ; all under fence. $37 50-450 acres gently rolling fr. t or grazing land; all fenced;. 100 price on account of absence. ; good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; Arare chance to secure a profitable In i ur selections of _ musica) ingtry-. bulletin, one year, $10 25; with »AILY RANgents for preiiuiaa, wa sinad in every instance . SUMIFTand Weekly Bulletin, ques ANY ne : ‘ogeta good article ove chat we Need Bot hesi$8000.--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City, covered with a tine. ’ phate i obvemabeh scons Wa oe po dA pape foe oe tee OTe ie prey ri witent . hori v garebena and }; irov 1e service al Ly y ¥ these instr ja with the TRAN— rea Sesceeme tor use will be sent with : eo ane WHE make excellent SCKIt'? on unprecedently liberal terms DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builecin, one . Ti gated Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearBoth places:are within two miles of the Narrow Gauges, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Terms Wasy. ND AND IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO.C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ ee You Don’t Get the News Guizov's ‘History of france” is a standard work ‘ ‘ONLESs You Take the 0 ’ INSOLVENT NOLIOE, 1 vith twist barrels, bacs-action, side snap, rubber vutt, Nos. 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will besent with DAILY TIKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ints $21; with DAILY TRANSChlrTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. —— NOTE—Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulletin can obtain it by Ying 90 cente a year ip Sadser.ber pays express, additiou tothe clubbing 3 price forthe Weekly County of Nevad a ammo gen seohene, ab pis ‘gr $1.50, letin, : In the. ™m of'Hemty . . omen pr : ; Ingolvent Debtor. : Henry M. Piace haying filed in this Court The Bulletin is the leadin evening journal in circulation andinfluenceon Pacific petition, schedule and inventory Coast. it is distiguished for the brilliancy of ite editorial matter, accuracyan com. /4nsolvency, by which it appears that he pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art, and extend of fore n . is am insolvent ‘debtor, the said Henry M. news, while itis the recognized authority in all financial and trade circles, The Daily . Place Shi pereby declared to be insolvent. . . F Bulletin isthe only newspeper in California that publishes in extenso the decisions of . , eae eriff of the said County of Nevada is the Supreme Court, Owing to the difference iu time between San Francisco and the ee: Y directed to take posession of all principal news centers in the East, the world’s news of each day is furnished by the Bui @ ‘estate,real and personal, of ‘the said etin twelve hours in advance of the morning papers, Henry M. Pisce, an insolvent debtor,except The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome 12 devery Wednpaday. 8UCh-as may be. by iaw exempt from ex. A morning—the largestand best weekly pu ccution, and of all his deeds, vouchers, SH Sendai’ -rders books of account, and papers, and p the same safely until the appointment aeeP a / BROWN, & CALErns. shes Berta ats forbidden to pay any debts the said insolvent, or to detivey ees . any property belonging to such Insolvent, tohim,orto any pergon, firm or Corporation ee of his estate. Notice of Assessment. _ Homestead Application. palcics lg hereby, forbidden to transfer or Gai, T ‘e, 96 column paper, i din the W ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. @0yY pri AND OFFICE at Sacramento, CaliforN ING Company, Location’ of Prinetpal Court, except as herein ordered. nia, Sept. 29th, 1891. ess, Sa pt cet Boge rns ordered that all the creditors e of Busin’ o Fran , California. tention of Works North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal. : Netice is hereby, given, that at a meetin of the Board of Directors, held on the rd day of September, 1891,an assessment,No., 48 of Thirty-five cents ( yo) Per share was r be and a) Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of te ES Court;‘of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, at the “ourtrooin of said Court, A ty and County of Nevada, the ber, isis as 10 o’elock I, John Currey, of Nevada City, Cal., No. 4920, for the W} of NW} and SE} of NW3 of Sec. 10, T. 16, N. R. 8 E. M. ‘N THE SUPERIOR COURT oF THE {re unidersi ner aya Francisco and 1s son hone with him to recei rtain property in England; ‘NID ensuing year and for ILY_ TRANSCRIPT Information Wanted. — his way to San rancisco, M. cting British BANKIN, sulate, San Francisco, a29 Stockholders Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of ‘the Stockhold. ers of the CITIZENS BANK (anyporation) will be held at the offi. Bank in Nevada City, Caliteenig coe is TUESDAY, November 10th, 1991, +7 o'clock P. ¥., for the election of a ‘d of Seven Directors, to serve for the D. M. do hereby give notice of my intenlevied the Capital stock tor-. 4. Me at d th i a rates us low assoltion to make final proof to establish my poration,” pe able immediately in Univni choose one or masse ansignees of ae ae such other business as oa be = ill-admit of, gust-. claim to the land above described and . States Gold Coin, to the Secretary. at che . Of sdid debtor. F for consid eee i. ree office of the Company, 820 Sansome Street, . It, is further ordered that the ‘order be —s that I expect to prove my residence and . Room 34, ban ‘Francine cae published in the Nevada Daily ‘Transerise D. E. MORGAN, Secretary cultivation before John Caldwell, SuperiAny stock upon which this sesessment shall . & ped te tee of general circalation, pub: . ~ = * . or Judge of Nevada county, Cal., at Ne-. remain sopeid on the 6th day of November, . lished in the sity and county of Nevaias as TORN ¢, OOLMMAN. ". 144, Glin, Gal. on: Maventiue 18, 1eg1, . Jo, will, be delinquent, ‘and advertised . often as ee ria publlabed, fore Dividend Notioe, by ge of the a — A Mor-, mont be: made betore, will be soldon Tuesdey eee ward de ie wopme erect: T a meeting of the E t is N. Green illis Green, J. e ay of December, 189), to pay the further ordered ’ Board Directors oe R. Lord, all of Nevada township, NeSplinquent sesess rents together ith Costs . meant ie proceedings ceeinet te seid . Al of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. \ ; ; 7th, 1891, @ dividend (No. ; vada county, Cal. A By order ofthe of Directors. Dated October 10, 1391, D. 43) of Sept 29, 1801 . pQMce—Roem 2.8 uso Meee Ten . *fOHM CADW, . conte per Sept lock sat " First publication Sept, 29, 1891. * 9 g of Buperior Court. 1891, : publ Re 29, Franelsce, Caittorata. Fred Gearls, Attorney," P*r'0r Conse JOMN T. MORGAN, Cashion. — ee y Weegee fis ete i —-eecheehaenadeetadatieemereeee us and 0 years bought and subdivid@ success of this undertaking is 1 bring a larger income than 160 never-failing supply of. Lo a City or Grass Val d in bearing, consist1; free water for a portion 80 acres cleared; house more than price asked; fruit land when cleared; all can be gains we have to of Lands at prices igned desires information as the whereabouts of HY. JOHN MOSS an Englishman 32 years of age ; left Engvada Ci He then said he wie ie eae His father, Joseph Moss, is 1s anxious to take ice Consul, British Con“Mo. 20—John Allen, Lot 11, Block 8, Tax 70c. Tax and Costs $1.23. Has just received a portion of his Ling amie oF ol a gna eee. Goods from the Eastern manufactories, and intends to pu 00 the prices down so low that the San F rancisco, Tar kcgee to and Marysville trade from the mountain counties wil Block"'5, Lot $200, Improvements $300, Furniture $50. Total value $550, Tax $3.85, Tax and Costs $5.05. : No. 36—P. H. Belden, Furniture $100. Tax 70c, Tax and Cost $1.23. ; No. 37—Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, Lot 4, Block 42, Lot $200, Improvements $400. Total value $600. Tax $4.20, tax and Costs $4.91. a : No. 103—African Church, Lot & Block 25, Lot $100, Improvements $200. To. tal value $300. Tax $2.10, Tax and Costs $2.70. No 124—Rosana Williams, Mortgage Interest in Lot 7 and Lot 6, Block 42 and Block 62 $800, Tax $5.60, Tax and Costa $6. 38, No 139—H. W. Daniels, High Street, Lot 4, Block 20, Lot $100, Improvements $400, Furniture $100, Fixtures of Saloon and Stock $50. Total value $650, Tax $4.55, Tax and Costs $5.78; No 181—Mary. R. Eddy, Lot 10, Block 35, Lot $100, Improvements $100, Furniture $50. Total value $250, Tax $1.75, Tax and Costs $2.84, No 191—James Floyd, Mortgage Ir. terest in Lot 3, Block. 46, $450. Tax $3.18, Tax and Costs $3.80. No 192—Excelsior Ditch Company Lot 2, Block 63, Improvements $750, Lit $100. Lot 2; Block 53, Lot $50, Ditch and Flume in City. Limits $1,000. Total Me: $1400, Tax $9.80, Tax aud Costa 11.79. ; No 250—C. J. Hunt, Mortgage. Interest.in Lot 10, Block 20, $80. ‘Tax 560, Tax and Costs $1.09, No 257—G. Griffith, Furniture $50, = 35¢, Tax and Costs 87a. o 260—W. Hampton (T. T. Hughes, Agent), Safe $100. Tax. 70c, Tha sae Costs $1.23. ease No 264—James Hazel, Lot 7, Block 41. Lot $100, Improvements $400. Mortgage held by James Hawk in Lot 7, lock 40, $200. Total value $300, Tax $2.10, Tax and Costs $2.70. No 279—A. H. Hanson (J. Dunnicliff, Agent), Lot 4, Block 6, Lot $200. Tax. $1.40, Tax and Costs $1.97 No 348—Henry Kreise. Lot 2, Block 2, Lot $300. Total value $300, tax $2.10, tax and costs $2.70; No 361—D. T. Cole. Mortgage. interest in part of Lot 2, Block 63, $600. Tav $4.20, Tax and costs $4.91. No 362—W. D, Long. Library $450, watch $50, Furniture $150. Total value $650, tax $4.55, tax and costs $5.27, No 373—Lead Bath Fusion Company. Machinery $400, Tax $2.80, tax and costs $3.44, No._381.— Oscar.-Maltman: “Lot 9; Block 3, Lot $200, improvements $1,000. 9, Block 3, $750. Lots 4, 5, 6, Block 12, ts $300, improvements $850. Mortgage held by W. Floyd in Lote 4, 5, 6, Block~ 12, $1,000: Wagon $50, h.rse $40, Furniture $700, musical instruments $300. Total value $1690, tax $11.83, tax and costs $13.92. No 414—Chas. Mosher—Library $100, Telescope. Base Bai}, . Wn ton A very useful article that she living in tne. Our base ball ucfit consists of wo soueballe. acrea cleared ; ood water; large-heuse-and—barn;improvements coat" “about aot ae — 3 $1.60. “$100; ~tax tal : Rein ‘ud will bo sent Sith Dairy . $2008. Great hargain ; must be sold. No 422--Mrs. A. C. Mobley. Lot 3, Block 3. Lot $200, improvements $800. furniture $60. Total-value $70; tax 49e, Me ate costs $1.01. o 457—G. L. Stiger. Mortgage interest in Lot 5, Block 63, $100. Tax 70c, tax and: cost $1.23. No 482—Jacob Heymsn. Moi age interest in Lot 2, Block 28, $450. Tax $3.15, tax and costs $3. 80. No 496—Edward G Mo 99-10, tax and costs $10.05. No 505—Thomas Penrose. Lot 7; Block 25, Lot $150; improvements $350, furniture $50. Mo age held by Mary. Daniels in Lot 7, Block 25, $500. Total value $50, tax 35c, tax and costs $1.36, No 537—W. B. Rowe. Furniture and 8. machine $100. Tax 70c, tax and costs $1.23. No’ 539 — Thomas Rowe (Nivens rey $500. Tax $3.50, tax and costs No 545. G. Zechini, Mortgage interest in Lot 5, Block 60, $200, Tax $1.40, tax and costs $1.97. No575—James H. Sharp, Lot 9, Block 60. Lot $100, Improvements $200. Tax $2.10. Tax and costs $2.70, No 617—T. Scadden. Wines aud liguors $100. Tax 70c. Tax and costs $1.24, No. 628—A. J. Tiffany. Furniture $125, musical instruments $50. Total Hope $176. Tax $1.23. Tax and costs No. 639—Mrs Hattie Turner., C. E. Mulloy, agent. Lot 10, Block 27. . Lot $50, . improvements $100. Total value $150. Tax $1.05. Tax and costs $1.60. No 679—Mrs M. A. Williams. Mrs A. P. White, adininistrator, San Francisco. Lots 5-and 8, Block 56: Lot $200, improvements $80().Lot 4, Block 52. Lot $25, improvements $75. Total value $1100. Tax $7.70. Tax and costs $9.08. No 680—Mrs Thomas’ Williams, San Francisco. Lot 4, Block 6. Let $50, improvements $50. Total value $100. Tax 7c. Tax and costs $1.23, No 684—J. G. Worthington. Part of Jose Hill. Lot 1, Bock 42. Lot $50, improvements $400. Mortgage held by 8. B. Crawford $260. Totat value $190. Tax $1.33. Tax and coste$1.89. _ No. 685—8. B, Crawford. Mi. interest in Lot}, Block 42, $260. Tax $1.82. Tax and costs $2.41. es No 687—J. R. Williams. Lot 5, Block 5. Lot $200, im: ements $450, wagon $50, furniture $50. Total value $750. Tax $5.25. Tax and costs $6.51. No 609—A. D. Sutton. + Let 3, Block 63. Lot $100. Total value $l0u. Tax 70c. Tax and costs $1.23, And notite is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent ‘in the forégoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on : Saturday, Nov. 14, 1891, we ual is assessed, rie ee of said interest epor od the taxes costs due. Said sale will commence at 11 o’clock a. M. on said » November 14, 1891, commencing at the head of the list and continuing alphi tically, or in a numerical order said sale is completed. . Witness my hand this 22d day of October, 1891. a E, O. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector, \Boy Wanted To Learn the Printing Business. Apply at the (pany reanscuger Ornice, * ° Mortgage held. by Citizens Bank: in -LotAgent.) Improvements on other real— ees ac ie \aamacter, 3 TEANBUBIET ery? an eyeing re 13121 $9000e60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City ; 15 Mortgage held by W. George in Lot 3, sud will be seut with DAILY TRANSUKLT aud. tia one aur, 310 Subscriber pays i res cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and Block..3,. $800, a le woolen pith: Siggy essen > . Z0 i . zi A r scmenhepamnaigrgzca Pee are Fee > SRILA send Suan ones ac} SRE t ii -Wagon-amlfarming-impleiments: free water fori Figating. A real bargain. $1.40, tax and cost $1.97. subscriber to pay expréss charges, amp $2 1 5 O0e<425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twoyood houses and No 446—D. J. McLeod. Goats $10, intérost in Lot 7, Block 5, “pion. ie rae { Pm, NEV! of es Visit eordia iret W RO. —— NEV