September 15, 1889 (4 pages)

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Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled, “‘Anact for thesale of timber lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”’ Osear Newhouse of the city and county of San Francisco, State gi Caliiornia, has this day filed in this office his swoip statement No. 970, for the pure . ase of the W!4 of NW24 and N14 of SW!4 of Section No. 14,in Township No. 17 N, Range No. 11 E, M. D. M. and will offer proof to show that thelend sought is mavre valtrable for its timber o: stone than for eed SLPS and to establish his Claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of tits vilice at Sacramento, on October 5th, 1889. He names as witnesses: H. C, Callahan, T. J. Benny, lL. Newhouse and Wm. Tiernan of Maybert, Nevada county, Ca'a. “AY abd all persons Criming adversely the asove-described lands are requested to. file their claims in this office oncr before said 5th day of October, 1889: SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. $ WNoticris hereby given by the undersigued, Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, and ali persons having Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers withip four months after the first publication of this notice to the. said Admi.istrator, at the Law Office of P. F, Simonds, at’ Nevada ‘City, California, the same bein the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, im said County of Nevada, State cf California. . . _.MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P, F. Simonds, Attorney. [No. 1770.) Notice for Publication. U.SjLaxp OFrice, SACRAMENTO, CAL. / Auguet 5th, 1889.) N ':—THE CONSCLIDATED 5sT. { ARD Gold Mining Company, a corporation, by Theo. Wetzel, Secretary, whose postoffice address is 522 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cala., has made application fora patent for 3000 feet of the Consolidated St. Gothard and Helvetia Quan Lede, bearing gold, consisting of the “St. Gothard” and *‘Helvetia” locations, situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, Neyaes County, Cala., and described as folOw : ST. GOTHARD LOCATION, LOT 54. Commencing at stake No.6 at S. W. corner of claim, from which the corner common to Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N., K. 9 ¥., M. D. M., bears 8. f i 5 ehaius distant; thencé magnetic variation 18° E.,N. 834° E. 1476 feet to stake; thence N. 28149 E. along East line of Yuba River Quartz Mine, Lot 43, 34.3 feet te post 7; thence 8, 8144° E., (at-291.1 feet pass North end of lode, post No. 2,) 591.1 feet. to post *, N. E. corner: thence 8.8% ¢ W. 1500 feet to-post-Ns.-9-S-E, corner; thence Ny 81g? W. (at 300 feet pass South end of lode, post No. 3), 600 feet to beginning—containing 20.68 neres. LODE: LINE, Commencing at Post No.2; thence &. 84° W. 1500 feet to Post Ne ,Note:—A portion of St. Gothard location which tonflicts with the Yuva River Quartz : ry Mine, Lot 43, and which applicant express eturning if not what they want. Our large} jy yclinguishes. is exel 9 pa Prem Catalogue of. 20,000 Musical Publications . 1¥ relinquishes, is exclu = Men ptende sent free-on application. Teachers should} gocnsihed a 3: Con wiftertie las ng write to us for terms and discounts, io. Abe x Big “ 1 oe urlog oe S$ B ; d’ S P bli h vite hae feeti thence N. 8!4¢ W. 34.3 eet to ning * rainar Soons Fu Is ers HELVETIA LOCATION, LCT NO, 55. Wabash Avenu-. 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WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW B Post Office, Nevada City. — FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY jeeen on fileattue officeo L P Fisher » REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. . cisco, Cal., North, Scuth, East or West, . (purchased at or through this office, or any . pair free of charge, (excepting only break. Commencing at N. W. corner post No. 6, from which corner courmon to Sections 20, , Tp.IsN., KR. 9. Bus M. DM, 4 minutes W. 25.38 chains dis ‘hence magnetic yariation 189° E,, N. 814° W. (at 300 feet -puss North end Lode. post No. 8) 600 feet to N. E corner, post No. 9; . thence 8.8 y. 1500 feet to 3. E. corner post No. 10: thence N, 3114 © W. (at 300 feet pass post No. 4, South end of lode) 600 feet to 8. W. . corner post No. 5; thence N.8 3° E. 1500 . feet ‘o beginning, containing 20.66 acres. . LODE LINE. Commencing at stake No. 3; ey" thence 8, . 8134° W, 1500 feet to post No. 4. : Forming a portion of Sections 2] and 2s, T. 18, N. KR. ;9E., M.D. M. . The location of the “St. Gothard Location” is recorded at page 184, Book 8, and the “Helvetia Location” at page 469, Book 10, Mining Records, Nevada Co., Cala. Adjoining claimant is Yuba River Quartz Mine, (Delhi Mining Company on West.) Vacant lands on all other sides. All persons holding adverse ¢laims thereto are required to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first cay of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisious of the statutes. P SELDEN HFETZEL, Re.cister. W.D. Lone, Nevada City, Attorney for Applicant. = " Dividend Notice: F FICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE G ‘eo EL MINING COMPANY. _— Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held-Wednesday, Sept. 4th, 1889, dividend No. 20 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared pa ss eget lah Sept. I2th, 1889, : ransfer books will be closed M Bept 9th, 1689, at 3.0’clock P.M sistas : THEO. W EL, Secretary Office No. 522 Mont sry sires 2 Francisco, Cal. eeeT Seles ay THOS. S. FeRD . Attorney. and Counselor at Law. . . ( \FFICE—Thomas’ Buildi iO and Pine streets, Mendis Notice for Publication. LaNp OFFICE AT Siceaeenee Cau. R THAT TH OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH following named settler has filed_notice of her intention to make final proof in wexrtes of her claim, and that said proof will,be made before the Hon. Suverior Judge at Nevada City on Se ber 2d, 1889, viz: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lots land 2 of NE, Lot 3 of NW, Ni of SWi-4 of NE 3-4 and Nig of SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 6, T16N R9E, MDB&M. She names the following” witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Jacob Arboast, of Nevada City, Neyada Co, Cala.; Michael Garver, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Agustus Monroe, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Ezra Towle, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala ‘ = 2 SELDEN HETZEL, Registe . J. I. CALDWELTI, Atty, == 4 Semi-Annual Report —oF THE— CITIZENS BANK, : —wWITH ITS— Ktency at Grass Valley, showing ite Financial Condition on the Morning of July 1, 1889. RESOURCES: Bank Premises. ..$ 5,000 00 Keal Estute taken tor fr . debt: . . we») 6,200 00 Miscellaneous Bonds. 24,100 00 County Warrants. . 892 17 Loans on Keal Estate. 53,987 35 Loans on Stocks, Bonds nd Warrauts..« 4,751 11 Loanson Other SecuriB OD. [62 250s Vik, Seed 3,768 75 Loans on Personal SeCUP. 6. Sct cies 37,837 80 Overdrafts 19,436 10 Coin on hand 39,489 49 Checks and Other Cash items 1,433 50 Due,from Banks and Bankers ; . 8,125 00 Furniture apd Fixtures 3,916 92 Gold Bullion and other ABSCtS Coe 8,095 49 Total Agsets.. $211,983 71 LIABILITIES: Paid-up Cepital . $30,000 00 Keserve Fund ~+2+ 10,000 00 Undivided Profits .. 12,:87 18 Due Depositors.,.166,854 20 Due Banks und Bark3 eee F ipa AOS. 19 vividends unpaid . 1,067.14 Total Liabilities $211,983 71 STATE OF CALIFORNIA,} . COUNTY CF NEVADA $ We-the-undersigned, do solemnly _sweal that we have each of us a persupal knowl edge ofthe mutters contained in the fore yoing statements, and that the’ same is » true and correct report of the financial con dition ofthe Citizens Bank and its agenc) at Grass Valley, on che morning of July } 1683, according to the best of our knowl edgeand belief; and that the assets thereil named are aliin the custody of said Banh and its proper officers and correspoadents. We furthermore soleinnly swear tht the paidup capital steck of the Citizens Bank is Thirty Thousand Dgilarsin gold-coin valu ation, as will appear from the foregoing re port? E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. Morgan, Secretary. 3 Subseribed and sworn before me thir 10th day of July, Lssy. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public. ~~ Assessment Notice. TEVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of busines Nevada City, California. Location of work Nevada City, California. ‘ Notice is heréby given, that, at a meetin of thg Board of Trustees, held on the 2 day -of July, 188%, an assessment, (No 20) of two cénts per share was levied upvi the capital stock of the ecorpyration, payabl. immediately in United States gold coin, t the Secretary at his office at the mine o1 Deer Creek, Nevada City, California. Any stock. upon which this assessmen Shall remain nn. the 8th day o advertised for sale at public auction: an unless payment is made before, will be sol eon Wednessday, the 28th day of August 1889. te pay the delinquent assessment, tv gether with costs ofadvertising and expense: of sale.~ By order of the Board of Trustees. C. E, ASHBUKN, Secretary. Office at the mine, Deer Creek, near Sus pension Bridge, Nevada City, Cal. No. 1571. Application fora Patent. U. & LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL./ August Ist, 1689. } TOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA‘ the Spanish Gold Mining Company, t Corporation, whose Postotfice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has thir day filedits application for a patent fo 1474.4 hear feet of the Spanish Gold Quarts Mine or vein bearing gcld with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Nevad: Mining bistrict, County of Nevada ani State of California and designated by the field notes and official pluton file’ in thir office as Lot Number 122 in Township lf North, Range 8 East of Mt. Diablo Meridian said Lot No. 122 being described as follows to wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at post “SG. M.€o.No, 1’ be ing also post No. 8 of Suges Quartz: Mine Thence mag. var. 184° .E,N. 421449 W. 22. 34 ch’s. to post “s.-G.M. Co. No. 2.” EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at post ‘S.G. M. Co. No, ¢ je §. E. corner uf claim: ‘Ihence N, 424° W 22.34 ch’s. to post “S. G. M. Co, aVo, 4: Thepee 8. 44° W. 9.10 ch’s. to post “S, G. M. Co. No. 5” from which 4 See. corner be: tween Sec’s. Zand 11 T.36.k.8E M.P.M bearsS. 10° 14’ W, 14.69 ch’s. Thence 8. 424° Eg ch’s. to post “"s. G. M, Co. No, 6” Thence NM. 449.E 9.10-ch’s. to place of bevin ning. Containing 20.and 27 100 Aer2s. Except ing landin conflict between Spanish Golu varie Mine and Suggs Quartz Mine, as foil ows: seginning at post marked “f, G. M.Co No 1:” Thence &. 4 W. 4.55 ch’s. to posi marked “S. G. M. Co, No. 6: Thence N 4244° W. 2.62 ch’s. to post No, 9 of Sogg: Quartz Mine: Thence N. to post No, 8 of Sogge Q.M. Thence 8. 42° KE. 154ch's. to post No. 7 of Soggs Q. M Thence N, 48° EK. 3.03 ch’s to place of be ginning. Containing 36-100 of an acre. Connecting Line: From post “S. G. M. Co. No, 5’ 8. 109 14’ W. 14.69 ch’s. to 14 sec corner between Sec’s. Zand 1] Ip, 16N. R. 6 E. M.D. M, Magnetic variation 1849 19 91-100 acres. The Location of this Mise is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of Nevada County in Book 9, Page 4:6,0f Miniug Locations: The adjoining claimants are Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz and Sogys Quartz Mines. Any end all persons claiming adversely) any portion of said Spanish Gold Quartz Mine or surface Pe are required to file their adverse claims with the Keyister of the United States Land Officeat Sacramentoin the State of California during the sixty) days pe:iod of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. 759: KE. 1.69 ch’s E. containin, It is heréby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pnb lished for the period of 60 days, (ten consec utive weeks), In the NEVADA DaiLy TRAN SCRIrT, a daily newspaper published at Ne vada City, Nevada Co., Cal. ‘BELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice ap peared on the 31 day of August, 1839. PARDON NOTIUE. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Governor of California will be asked.to committe the sentence of GEORGE H. KOG BKs. now-serving a term of seven years in the State Prison, under conviction of Burglary Ist Degree. nd GEORGE H> ROGERS, August 2d. t Notice for Publication, U. 8, Lanp OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL./ : a August ist, 1889. 7 OT. CE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA’ THE pe foliowing named settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claii, and that said proo: will be made before the Superior Judge of Nevada county at Nevada City, Cal., oo ah eee 16S ee viz: Alsxander C. sillespie for the lots 9 and 10 of by 38; 1 16N.R.8E., M.D, M. aieplinebios He names the following witnesses to prove his continuvus residence upon and cuitivation of said land, viz: Henry Allen Noyes James Kitts, Cornelius C. Gillespie, Davi B. Ebaugh, ali of Nevada City P. O. Cala, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860, August, A. D. 188y, will be delinquent anc ; “No. 1754, Motico of Application for Patent fr U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CaL Mav ist, le OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATC. W CKOSS, whose Fostoffice address _is San Francisco, California, (8 California “st) has this day filed his page Te for a patent tor the Shanghai Placer Mine Minin Claim, containing a vein of quartz an bearing goid, t cluding 8 53 acres of surface ground, situated in Nevada (formerly Gold Fiat Miniag District, im. Nevada County, state of Caliiornia;-#nd a¢@signated by th field notes an. official plat ou file in this oftice, as Lot Number 170, in Township 16 North of Kange S Kast, Mcunt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Lot Number 170 being deseribedstolHos: aera RY rales survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata post marked 8. P.M. No 6, from which original corner bears north 2 degrees west 6 Luks distant, and post No. 6 at northwest corner of Mohigan Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 12 degress 32 minutes east, 11.64 chains distant, and a locust tree 6 inches in diameter bears north ¥3 degrees west, 1.62 Chains distant. Thenee mugnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minutes east. Deviation of needle 1 degree east. 1. North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 3.00 chains, tiume outiet of digginxs on nurth bank of fill of N. U. N.G. K. K., 6.75 cheins, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 5.57 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 1.15 chains to corner of sume enter garden, 6.35 chains, post 8. Q. M, No.7 of Quartz Lode survey, 7.00 Chains, post 5. Q. M. No. 8 of Quartz Lode Survey, 7.52 chains, fence bears south 32 1-4 degrees east, 7.62 chains west side of house, southwest corner of which bears south 52 1-4 degrees east, 13 links, 7.W9 chains east side of same house. Enter yard 9.37 chains to a post marked 8.P. M.No. 1, from Which» pine tree $ inehesi diameter bears south 19 degrees east, 1.06 chaius distant and-originél corner bears north % degrees West, Z.to Chains distant thence deflecting vo degrees 60 minutes right. 2. houth 2 degrees east 0,58 chains north side of wood shed, 0.88 chains soutb side of wood shed, 82° links from southwest corner of same leave yard, 131 chains, N.C. N. G. Kail Koad bears north 87 3-4deyrees east, aud south 57 34 degrees west, Leu Chains, fence bears east und west,&.69 Chains, outiet to hydraulic mining cut dears portheast end suuth west, 8.05 chains, suuth edge of hydraulic mining cut, 10.18 chyins toa post marked 8. P. M. No, 2 in garden, from which a pine tree ten inches in diameter bears north 711-2 degrees east, 0.95 ehuins, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 0.17 chains, and a post marked L. 1.Q M.o. W. at southwest corner of Litue Lurk Quartz Mine (approved survey* bears suuth 601-4 degrees eust, 2.95 chains uistant, and Me hee muikeu P,Q. M, No, 2 of Protos: Quartz Mine (approved survey) beer suuth Sy 1-4 dexrees eust, 7.45 Chuine distant, and a pust marked K. * Q. M.8. W. at suuth west Corner of re’aainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine and northwest cornezof Potusi quurtz Mine (approved survey) bears north J7 aegrees 25 minutes eust, v.23 Chains disfowuship 16, North Range 8 Kast, and 18 snd y Lowuship 16, North Kange ¥ East, M. vp. B. and M,, north 6 degrees 30 minutes cust, 31.01chains distunt, and the northeast corner of ucabin bears nortu 621-2 degrees west 3.04 chains aistant. hence deflecting 91 jegrees su minutes mght. 3. South by desrees 30 minutes west along north jline of Elia Kose agricultural patent, 3.53 ‘chains vast side of shed, 3.63 chains west side of a bed, 3.63 chains, fence bears northeust aud suuth west, 4.23 chains, feuce bears northeast nd south west, 6.89 fence bears north 76 Fees west, leave gurden 7.18 chains, road vears north 80 degrees west, 8.57 chains. idalro uiteh bears north &z l-zdegrees west, .¥7 chains, 14 Section corner between nections 13 aud 24, Township 16 North, Kange § dast, M.D. B. and M., 9.29 chains to a post wurked $ P M No’ from which a pine tree 12 nches in dismeter bears north 43 degrees west 47 linke distant and the post at south ‘nd of lode uf New England location of ‘homas Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 70 degrees 21 minutes west, 9.54 h.i 8 distant, aud the corner to Sections 3,14, 28 and 24, Township 16 North, Kange 3 Kust, M.D. BK. abd M. bears south 8y de -rees 30 minutes west, 40.16 chains distant, nd original Corner bears suuth 2 degrees rast, 80.70 Chuids distant ‘hence deflecr ny 8 degrees 3v minutes right, 4. North _ueg. West 0.12 chs, ldahe ditch bears south $2 degrees east, 0.41 Chains, road bears south 0 degrees east, 0.63 chains, fetice bears erst ind west, 2.15 ¢hains, edge of bydraulic uining cut, 3.24 ebaius, post =.Q M. No. 4 2M. No 6 of Quartz Lode survey, 6.12 hains, southwest side of a cabin 7 litiks rom west corner, 6.22 Chains, north west side af cabin, 6 88chuins, Corner of blucksmith hop, 50 links east, 5.44 chains, edge of hyiraulie wining cut, 5.09 Chulus, Nevada sounty Narrow Gauge bailroud bears north 97 3-4 degrees eust, 8.51 Chains to the pace or veyinning and containing $8 acres, sub‘acting 0.70 acres urea included in survey ” Shanghai Quartz Lode, leaves area of placer claim 6,13,acres, comprising a portion of the southeast 14 of southwest 1-4 and southwest 1-4 of southeast 1-4 of Seetion 13, (.16N., K.8E.,M. VD. 8B. and M, Adjoinin ‘lsimants are the Ella Kose agricultura vatent on the south, bounded otherwise by ,overnment land. SHANGHAI QUARTZ LODE, : Survey of Lode Beginning at a post marked BQ M, No 4, om west line of shanghai Places mine, in iy Jraulie—eut, from-which post 87 4 No », at northwest “orner of shanghai Placer aine beurs north 2 degrees west, 6 57 chains listant. Thence magnetic variation 15 de.rees 45 minutes east. 1. orth 45 degree 4 minutes east, 0.35 chains shaft bears south i) degrees east, 5 links distant, 2.00 chains shaft bears north 45 degrees west, 17 links listant, 2.40 chains, incline to gravel claim oears north 45 deyrees, west 80 links 4.70 chains edge of bydrauiic bank, 6,95 chs ross fence bears east aud west, 7.93 chains ‘enter of N UN GK R, 8.85 chains, fence sears east and west, 9.40 chains. to a post marked 5 Q M, Nu 4, from which post $ P 4No 1 at northeast corner of Shanghai Placer miné bears north 81 degrees 10 minutes eust, 2.37 chains distant. survey of Exterior Loundaries. Beginning at a post marked S Q M No 5 on westline of tuanghai Placer mine.— sbhence mugnetie variation 15 degrees 45 uinuteseast. 1. North 45 degrees 20 minites east, 2.40 chains, edge of hydraulic sunk, 6.15 chs, fence bears east and west. 7.18 thains NC NG Kk, 7,62 chains, fence rears east and west, 8.57 chains to a post wurked 8 Q M No 7, on north line of Shangiai Placerinine. Thence deflecting 35 desrees 50 minutes right. 2. North 81 degrees .0 minutes east, 0.66 chains to a post. marked 8 QM No8 (lode post). Thence deflectug 54 degrees 10 minutes right, 3. South i4 degrees 40 minutes eust 0.388 chains to a pst marked 8 QM Nog. Thence defleeting WO degrees right. 4. South 45 degrees 20 minutes west 0.71 chains, fence bears eusc ind west, 1.10 chains N U N w Railroad, 2.03 ‘hains, fence bearseast and west, 7.40 chs cdge of hydraulic cut, 9.45 chains to a post uarkedS Q M No 10, in hydraulic cut.— thence deflecting 90 degrees right. 6. Noith i4 degrees 40 minutes west, 0.38 chains to posts QM NO 4, on lode, Thence defiectny 4z Jegrees 40 minutes right. 6. North 2 jegrees west, 0 5zchuiustoe the place of bejubing and containing 0,70 acres. said claims are bounded on the North, Hust and West by lands claimed by Gillespie, und on the South by lands patented to dila M. Rose. The record of the loeation of said claim s to be found in the Official Records it the County Kecorder’s Office, at Nevada City in Boox 6of Mining Kecords at pages wz und 503. Any and all persons claiming advérsely the mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof so deseribed, surveyed platted, and applied for, are hereby noufie that unless their adverse claims are duly tiled according tolaw, and the regulations thereunder (wi hin 60 days from the first publication of this notice) with the Regisierofth United states Land O. ce at Sacramento in the State of California, they will be barred by virtue of the provisiops of said statute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of publication wason May 23d, 1889. Notice For Publication. Timber Land, Act Jun E e 3, 1878. Bhs STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC ) ramento, Cal., May 27th, 1889. 4 Notice is hereby given that in complisace with the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of timber lands inthe States of Cali tornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washingivi territory,’ GEORGE A, COOPER of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of: alifornia,bas this dxy filed in this office his sworn statement No, —, for the purchase of Lots sand 4 of NW und 8 Wig of NW 4 of section No. 4,in Township No. 16 N, Kenge ‘0.10 E, and will offer proof to sbow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and ‘o establish hig claim to said iand ‘before. the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacrameuto, Cal., on the 20th day of Angust, 1889. He bames as witness es: Harvey Cooper, William McCaw, A. D. eaten ap Finas E. B er, all of Nevada City, Cal. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deseribed lands are requested to file their claime in this office on or before said 20tb day of Au Be SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Cus, F. Garpner, Atty for Applicant. \}\]) SEA. WONDERS exist in thou sands of forms, butere surpass iy the marvels of inyenfion. who are in need of profite~.@ work that can be Teds otis living at home should at once send their address to Hallett & Co,, Portland, Maine, and receivé fiee, full information how elther sex, all ages, Can earn from $5 to $5 yand up: wards wherever they live. are starte free. Capital noi e heve RED BY THE BEST PENMEN a ou tant. sud-the corner —to-sechons i and 24————— i Quartz Lode survey, 3.76 chains, post 8. 4 “ts e r ae! a + re OFFICEm 4 Wears rer We Age Palmer ¢ Dauchty Williams Cook & © L. P, Fis! E.C. Pal Palmer 4 John C, } Stinson ¢ QO’ FIC Atto 16 UI OFFIC da City GX 6. 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Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled, “‘Anact for thesale of timber lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”’ Osear Newhouse of the city and county of San Francisco, State gi Caliiornia, has this day filed in this office his swoip statement No. 970, for the pure . ase of the W!4 of NW24 and N14 of SW!4 of Section No. 14,in Township No. 17 N, Range No. 11 E, M. D. M. and will offer proof to show that thelend sought is mavre valtrable for its timber o: stone than for eed SLPS and to establish his Claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of tits vilice at Sacramento, on October 5th, 1889. He names as witnesses: H. C, Callahan, T. J. Benny, lL. Newhouse and Wm. Tiernan of Maybert, Nevada county, Ca'a. “AY abd all persons Criming adversely the asove-described lands are requested to. file their claims in this office oncr before said 5th day of October, 1889: SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. $ WNoticris hereby given by the undersigued, Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, and ali persons having Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers withip four months after the first publication of this notice to the. said Admi.istrator, at the

Law Office of P. F, Simonds, at’ Nevada ‘City, California, the same bein the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, im said County of Nevada, State cf California. . . _.MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P, F. Simonds, Attorney. [No. 1770.) Notice for Publication. U.SjLaxp OFrice, SACRAMENTO, CAL. / Auguet 5th, 1889.) N ':—THE CONSCLIDATED 5sT. { ARD Gold Mining Company, a corporation, by Theo. Wetzel, Secretary, whose postoffice address is 522 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cala., has made application fora patent for 3000 feet of the Consolidated St. Gothard and Helvetia Quan Lede, bearing gold, consisting of the “St. Gothard” and *‘Helvetia” locations, situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, Neyaes County, Cala., and described as folOw : ST. GOTHARD LOCATION, LOT 54. Commencing at stake No.6 at S. W. corner of claim, from which the corner common to Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N., K. 9 ¥., M. D. M., bears 8. f i 5 ehaius distant; thencé magnetic variation 18° E.,N. 834° E. 1476 feet to stake; thence N. 28149 E. along East line of Yuba River Quartz Mine, Lot 43, 34.3 feet te post 7; thence 8, 8144° E., (at-291.1 feet pass North end of lode, post No. 2,) 591.1 feet. to post *, N. E. corner: thence 8.8% ¢ W. 1500 feet to-post-Ns.-9-S-E, corner; thence Ny 81g? W. (at 300 feet pass South end of lode, post No. 3), 600 feet to beginning—containing 20.68 neres. LODE: LINE, Commencing at Post No.2; thence &. 84° W. 1500 feet to Post Ne ,Note:—A portion of St. Gothard location which tonflicts with the Yuva River Quartz : ry Mine, Lot 43, and which applicant express eturning if not what they want. Our large} jy yclinguishes. is exel 9 pa Prem Catalogue of. 20,000 Musical Publications . 1¥ relinquishes, is exclu = Men ptende sent free-on application. Teachers should} gocnsihed a 3: Con wiftertie las ng write to us for terms and discounts, io. Abe x Big “ 1 oe urlog oe S$ B ; d’ S P bli h vite hae feeti thence N. 8!4¢ W. 34.3 eet to ning * rainar Soons Fu Is ers HELVETIA LOCATION, LCT NO, 55. Wabash Avenu-. Chicago, Fl An Extraordinary fer IF THERE IS A “New Home” Sewing Machine ITHIN 1,000 MILES OF SAN FRANofour branches on this Coast), which is not giving entire and absolute satistaction in every respect, we will put it in perfect reage or damage caused by careiess handling,) ifdelivered at our store, NO. 725 MAKKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL’A, THE “NEW HOME’ SEWING MAQOHINE COMPANY, Ohas. E. Naylor, General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Popular NEW. HOME LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING MACHINE the leader of the age in practical improvements and artwork attachments, of which it possesses the latest and best. Represented by , OHARLES NATHAN & 00., Grass Vallev. © P riso, Japan, Chiua, New. Zealand, the Ausgates Colonies, the Eastern States and urope. Files of nearly every newspaper published on the l'«ei ie Coast are kept conubntly on hand, «nd all edvertisers are allowed f.c« :ceess to them during bus.e88 ‘hours. THe NeEvaDA DAILY TRA‘ SCRIPT may € A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW B Post Office, Nevada City. — FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY jeeen on fileattue officeo L P Fisher » REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. . cisco, Cal., North, Scuth, East or West, . (purchased at or through this office, or any . pair free of charge, (excepting only break. Commencing at N. W. corner post No. 6, from which corner courmon to Sections 20, , Tp.IsN., KR. 9. Bus M. DM, 4 minutes W. 25.38 chains dis ‘hence magnetic yariation 189° E,, N. 814° W. (at 300 feet -puss North end Lode. post No. 8) 600 feet to N. E corner, post No. 9; . thence 8.8 y. 1500 feet to 3. E. corner post No. 10: thence N, 3114 © W. (at 300 feet pass post No. 4, South end of lode) 600 feet to 8. W. . corner post No. 5; thence N.8 3° E. 1500 . feet ‘o beginning, containing 20.66 acres. . LODE LINE. Commencing at stake No. 3; ey" thence 8, . 8134° W, 1500 feet to post No. 4. : Forming a portion of Sections 2] and 2s, T. 18, N. KR. ;9E., M.D. M. . The location of the “St. Gothard Location” is recorded at page 184, Book 8, and the “Helvetia Location” at page 469, Book 10, Mining Records, Nevada Co., Cala. Adjoining claimant is Yuba River Quartz Mine, (Delhi Mining Company on West.) Vacant lands on all other sides. All persons holding adverse ¢laims thereto are required to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first cay of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisious of the statutes. P SELDEN HFETZEL, Re.cister. W.D. Lone, Nevada City, Attorney for Applicant. = " Dividend Notice: F FICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE G ‘eo EL MINING COMPANY. _— Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held-Wednesday, Sept. 4th, 1889, dividend No. 20 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared pa ss eget lah Sept. I2th, 1889, : ransfer books will be closed M Bept 9th, 1689, at 3.0’clock P.M sistas : THEO. W EL, Secretary Office No. 522 Mont sry sires 2 Francisco, Cal. eeeT Seles ay THOS. S. FeRD . Attorney. and Counselor at Law. . . ( \FFICE—Thomas’ Buildi iO and Pine streets, Mendis Notice for Publication. LaNp OFFICE AT Siceaeenee Cau. R THAT TH OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH following named settler has filed_notice of her intention to make final proof in wexrtes of her claim, and that said proof will,be made before the Hon. Suverior Judge at Nevada City on Se ber 2d, 1889, viz: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lots land 2 of NE, Lot 3 of NW, Ni of SWi-4 of NE 3-4 and Nig of SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 6, T16N R9E, MDB&M. She names the following” witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Jacob Arboast, of Nevada City, Neyada Co, Cala.; Michael Garver, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Agustus Monroe, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Ezra Towle, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala ‘ = 2 SELDEN HETZEL, Registe . J. I. CALDWELTI, Atty, == 4 Semi-Annual Report —oF THE— CITIZENS BANK, : —wWITH ITS— Ktency at Grass Valley, showing ite Financial Condition on the Morning of July 1, 1889. RESOURCES: Bank Premises.. ...$ 5,000 00 Keal Estute taken tor fr . debt: . . we») 6,200 00 Miscellaneous Bonds.. 24,100 00 County Warrants. .. 892 17 Loans on Keal Estate.. 53,987 35 Loans on Stocks, Bonds nd Warrauts...« 4,751 11 Loanson Other SecuriB OD.. [62 250s Vik, Seed 3,768 75 Loans on Personal SeCUP. 6. Sct cies 37,837 80 Overdrafts 19,436 10 Coin on hand 39,489 49 Checks and Other Cash items 1,433 50 Due,from Banks and Bankers ; . 8,125 00 Furniture apd Fixtures 3,916 92 Gold Bullion and other ABSCtS Coe 8,095 49 Total Agsets... $211,983 71 LIABILITIES: Paid-up Cepital . $30,000 00 Keserve Fund ~+2+ 10,000 00 Undivided Profits ... 12,:87 18 Due Depositors..,..166,854 20 Due Banks und Bark3 eee F ipa AOS. 19 vividends unpaid . 1,067.14 Total Liabilities $211,983 71 STATE OF CALIFORNIA,} . COUNTY CF NEVADA $ We-the-undersigned, do solemnly _sweal that we have each of us a persupal knowl edge ofthe mutters contained in the fore yoing statements, and that the’ same is » true and correct report of the financial con dition ofthe Citizens Bank and its agenc) at Grass Valley, on che morning of July } 1683, according to the best of our knowl edgeand belief; and that the assets thereil named are aliin the custody of said Banh and its proper officers and correspoadents. We furthermore soleinnly swear tht the paidup capital steck of the Citizens Bank is Thirty Thousand Dgilarsin gold-coin valu ation, as will appear from the foregoing re port? E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. Morgan, Secretary. 3 Subseribed and sworn before me thir 10th day of July, Lssy. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public. ~~ Assessment Notice. TEVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of busines Nevada City, California. Location of work Nevada City, California. ‘ Notice is heréby given, that, at a meetin of thg Board of Trustees, held on the 2 day -of July, 188%, an assessment, (No 20) of two cénts per share was levied upvi the capital stock of the ecorpyration, payabl. immediately in United States gold coin, t the Secretary at his office at the mine o1 Deer Creek, Nevada City, California. Any stock. upon which this assessmen Shall remain nn. the 8th day o advertised for sale at public auction: an unless payment is made before, will be sol eon Wednessday, the 28th day of August 1889. te pay the delinquent assessment, tv gether with costs ofadvertising and expense: of sale.~ By order of the Board of Trustees. C. E, ASHBUKN, Secretary. Office at the mine, Deer Creek, near Sus pension Bridge, Nevada City, Cal. No. 1571. Application fora Patent. U. & LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL./ August Ist, 1689. } TOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA‘ the Spanish Gold Mining Company, t Corporation, whose Postotfice address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has thir day filedits application for a patent fo 1474.4 hear feet of the Spanish Gold Quarts Mine or vein bearing gcld with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Nevad: Mining bistrict, County of Nevada ani State of California and designated by the field notes and official pluton file’ in thir office as Lot Number 122 in Township lf North, Range 8 East of Mt. Diablo Meridian said Lot No. 122 being described as follows to wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at post “SG. M.€o.No, 1’ be ing also post No. 8 of Suges Quartz: Mine Thence mag. var. 184° .E,N. 421449 W. 22. 34 ch’s. to post “s.-G.M. Co. No. 2.” EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at post ‘S.G. M. Co. No, ¢ je §. E. corner uf claim: ‘Ihence N, 424° W 22.34 ch’s. to post “S. G. M. Co, aVo, 4: Thepee 8. 44° W. 9.10 ch’s. to post “S, G. M. Co. No. 5” from which 4 See. corner be: tween Sec’s. Zand 11 T.36..k.8E M.P.M bearsS. 10° 14’ W, 14.69 ch’s. Thence 8. 424° Eg ch’s. to post “"s. G. M, Co. No, 6” Thence NM. 449.E 9.10-ch’s. to place of bevin ning. Containing 20.and 27 100 Aer2s. Except ing landin conflict between Spanish Golu varie Mine and Suggs Quartz Mine, as foil ows: seginning at post marked “f, G. M.Co No 1:” Thence &. 4 W. 4.55 ch’s. to posi marked “S. G. M. Co, No. 6: Thence N 4244° W. 2.62 ch’s. to post No, 9 of Sogg: Quartz Mine: Thence N. to post No, 8 of Sogge Q.M. Thence 8. 42° KE. 154ch's. to post No. 7 of Soggs Q. M Thence N, 48° EK. 3.03 ch’s to place of be ginning. Containing 36-100 of an acre. Connecting Line: From post “S. G. M. Co. No, 5’ 8. 109 14’ W. 14.69 ch’s. to 14 sec corner between Sec’s. Zand 1] Ip, 16N. R. 6 E. M.D. M, Magnetic variation 1849 19 91-100 acres. The Location of this Mise is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of Nevada County in Book 9, Page 4:6,0f Miniug Locations: The adjoining claimants are Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz and Sogys Quartz Mines. Any end all persons claiming adversely) any portion of said Spanish Gold Quartz Mine or surface Pe are required to file their adverse claims with the Keyister of the United States Land Officeat Sacramentoin the State of California during the sixty) days pe:iod of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. 759: KE. 1.69 ch’s E. containin, It is heréby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pnb lished for the period of 60 days, (ten consec utive weeks), In the NEVADA DaiLy TRAN SCRIrT, a daily newspaper published at Ne vada City, Nevada Co., Cal. ‘BELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice ap peared on the 31 day of August, 1839. PARDON NOTIUE. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Governor of California will be asked.to committe the sentence of GEORGE H. KOG BKs. now-serving a term of seven years in the State Prison, under conviction of Burglary Ist Degree. nd GEORGE H> ROGERS, August 2d. t Notice for Publication, U. 8, Lanp OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL./ : a August ist, 1889. 7 OT. CE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THA’ THE pe foliowing named settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claii, and that said proo: will be made before the Superior Judge of Nevada county at Nevada City, Cal., oo ah eee 16S ee viz: Alsxander C. sillespie for the lots 9 and 10 of by 38; 1 16N.R.8E., M.D, M. aieplinebios He names the following witnesses to prove his continuvus residence upon and cuitivation of said land, viz: Henry Allen Noyes James Kitts, Cornelius C. Gillespie, Davi B. Ebaugh, ali of Nevada City P. O. Cala, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860, August, A. D. 188y, will be delinquent anc ; “No. 1754, Motico of Application for Patent fr U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CaL Mav ist, le OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATC. W CKOSS, whose Fostoffice address _is San Francisco, California, (8 California “st) has this day filed his page Te for a patent tor the Shanghai Placer Mine Minin Claim, containing a vein of quartz an bearing goid, t cluding 8 53 acres of surface ground, situated in Nevada (formerly Gold Fiat Miniag District, im. Nevada County, state of Caliiornia;-#nd a¢@signated by th field notes an. official plat ou file in this oftice, as Lot Number 170, in Township 16 North of Kange S Kast, Mcunt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said Lot Number 170 being deseribedstolHos: aera RY rales survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata post marked 8. P.M. No 6, from which original corner bears north 2 degrees west 6 Luks distant, and post No. 6 at northwest corner of Mohigan Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 12 degress 32 minutes east, 11.64 chains distant, and a locust tree 6 inches in diameter bears north ¥3 degrees west, 1.62 Chains distant. Thenee mugnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minutes east. Deviation of needle 1 degree east. 1. North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 3.00 chains, tiume outiet of digginxs on nurth bank of fill of N. U. N.G. K. K., 6.75 cheins, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 5.57 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 1.15 chains to corner of sume enter garden, 6.35 chains, post 8. Q. M, No.7 of Quartz Lode survey, 7.00 Chains, post 5. Q. M. No. 8 of Quartz Lode Survey, 7.52 chains, fence bears south 32 1-4 degrees east, 7.62 chains west side of house, southwest corner of which bears south 52 1-4 degrees east, 13 links, 7.W9 chains east side of same house. Enter yard 9.37 chains to a post marked 8.P. M.No. 1, from Which» pine tree $ inehesi diameter bears south 19 degrees east, 1.06 chaius distant and-originél corner bears north % degrees West, Z.to Chains distant thence deflecting vo degrees 60 minutes right. 2. houth 2 degrees east 0,58 chains north side of wood shed, 0.88 chains soutb side of wood shed, 82° links from southwest corner of same leave yard, 131 chains, N.C. N. G. Kail Koad bears north 87 3-4deyrees east, aud south 57 34 degrees west, Leu Chains, fence bears east und west,&.69 Chains, outiet to hydraulic mining cut dears portheast end suuth west, 8.05 chains, suuth edge of hydraulic mining cut, 10.18 chyins toa post marked 8. P. M. No, 2 in garden, from which a pine tree ten inches in diameter bears north 711-2 degrees east, 0.95 ehuins, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 0.17 chains, and a post marked L. 1.Q M.o. W. at southwest corner of Litue Lurk Quartz Mine (approved survey* bears suuth 601-4 degrees eust, 2.95 chains uistant, and Me hee muikeu P,Q. M, No, 2 of Protos: Quartz Mine (approved survey) beer suuth Sy 1-4 dexrees eust, 7.45 Chuine distant, and a pust marked K. * Q. M.8. W. at suuth west Corner of re’aainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine and northwest cornezof Potusi quurtz Mine (approved survey) bears north J7 aegrees 25 minutes eust, v.23 Chains disfowuship 16, North Range 8 Kast, and 18 snd y Lowuship 16, North Kange ¥ East, M. vp. B. and M,, north 6 degrees 30 minutes cust, 31.01chains distunt, and the northeast corner of ucabin bears nortu 621-2 degrees west 3.04 chains aistant. hence deflecting 91 jegrees su minutes mght. 3. South by desrees 30 minutes west along north jline of Elia Kose agricultural patent, 3.53 ‘chains vast side of shed, 3.63 chains west side of a bed, 3.63 chains, fence bears northeust aud suuth west, 4.23 chains, feuce bears northeast nd south west, 6.89 fence bears north 76 Fees west, leave gurden 7.18 chains, road vears north 80 degrees west, 8.57 chains. idalro uiteh bears north &z l-zdegrees west, .¥7 chains, 14 Section corner between nections 13 aud 24, Township 16 North, Kange § dast, M.D. B. and M., 9.29 chains to a post wurked $ P M No’ from which a pine tree 12 nches in dismeter bears north 43 degrees west 47 linke distant and the post at south ‘nd of lode uf New England location of ‘homas Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 70 degrees 21 minutes west, 9.54 h.i 8 distant, aud the corner to Sections 3,14, 28 and 24, Township 16 North, Kange 3 Kust, M.D. BK. abd M. bears south 8y de -rees 30 minutes west, 40.16 chains distant, nd original Corner bears suuth 2 degrees rast, 80.70 Chuids distant ‘hence deflecr ny 8 degrees 3v minutes right, 4. North _ueg. West 0.12 chs, ldahe ditch bears south $2 degrees east, 0.41 Chains, road bears south 0 degrees east, 0.63 chains, fetice bears erst ind west, 2.15 ¢hains, edge of bydraulic uining cut, 3.24 ebaius, post =.Q M. No. 4 2M. No 6 of Quartz Lode survey, 6.12 hains, southwest side of a cabin 7 litiks rom west corner, 6.22 Chains, north west side af cabin, 6 88chuins, Corner of blucksmith hop, 50 links east, 5.44 chains, edge of hyiraulie wining cut, 5.09 Chulus, Nevada sounty Narrow Gauge bailroud bears north 97 3-4 degrees eust, 8.51 Chains to the pace or veyinning and containing $8 acres, sub‘acting 0.70 acres urea included in survey ” Shanghai Quartz Lode, leaves area of placer claim 6,13,acres, comprising a portion of the southeast 14 of southwest 1-4 and southwest 1-4 of southeast 1-4 of Seetion 13, (.16N., K.8E.,M. VD. 8B. and M, Adjoinin ‘lsimants are the Ella Kose agricultura vatent on the south, bounded otherwise by ,overnment land. SHANGHAI QUARTZ LODE, : Survey of Lode Beginning at a post marked BQ M, No 4, om west line of shanghai Places mine, in iy Jraulie—eut, from-which post 87 4 No », at northwest “orner of shanghai Placer aine beurs north 2 degrees west, 6 57 chains listant. Thence magnetic variation 15 de.rees 45 minutes east. 1. orth 45 degree 4 minutes east, 0.35 chains shaft bears south i) degrees east, 5 links distant, 2.00 chains shaft bears north 45 degrees west, 17 links listant, 2.40 chains, incline to gravel claim oears north 45 deyrees, west 80 links 4.70 chains edge of bydrauiic bank, 6,95 chs ross fence bears east aud west, 7.93 chains ‘enter of N UN GK R, 8.85 chains, fence sears east and west, 9.40 chains. to a post marked 5 Q M, Nu 4, from which post $ P 4No 1 at northeast corner of Shanghai Placer miné bears north 81 degrees 10 minutes eust, 2.37 chains distant. survey of Exterior Loundaries. Beginning at a post marked S Q M No 5 on westline of tuanghai Placer mine.— sbhence mugnetie variation 15 degrees 45 uinuteseast. 1. North 45 degrees 20 minites east, 2.40 chains, edge of hydraulic sunk, 6.15 chs, fence bears east and west. 7.18 thains NC NG Kk, 7,62 chains, fence rears east and west, 8.57 chains to a post wurked 8 Q M No 7, on north line of Shangiai Placerinine. Thence deflecting 35 desrees 50 minutes right. 2. North 81 degrees .0 minutes east, 0.66 chains to a post. marked 8 QM No8 (lode post). Thence deflectug 54 degrees 10 minutes right, 3. South i4 degrees 40 minutes eust 0.388 chains to a pst marked 8 QM Nog. Thence defleeting WO degrees right. 4. South 45 degrees 20 minutes west 0.71 chains, fence bears eusc ind west, 1.10 chains N U N w Railroad, 2.03 ‘hains, fence bearseast and west, 7.40 chs cdge of hydraulic cut, 9.45 chains to a post uarkedS Q M No 10, in hydraulic cut.— thence deflecting 90 degrees right. 6. Noith i4 degrees 40 minutes west, 0.38 chains to posts QM NO 4, on lode, Thence defiectny 4z Jegrees 40 minutes right. 6. North 2 jegrees west, 0 5zchuiustoe the place of bejubing and containing 0,70 acres. said claims are bounded on the North, Hust and West by lands claimed by Gillespie, und on the South by lands patented to dila M. Rose. The record of the loeation of said claim s to be found in the Official Records it the County Kecorder’s Office, at Nevada City in Boox 6of Mining Kecords at pages wz und 503. Any and all persons claiming advérsely the mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof so deseribed, surveyed platted, and applied for, are hereby noufie that unless their adverse claims are duly tiled according tolaw, and the regulations thereunder (wi hin 60 days from the first publication of this notice) with the Regisierofth United states Land O. ce at Sacramento in the State of California, they will be barred by virtue of the provisiops of said statute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of publication wason May 23d, 1889. Notice For Publication. Timber Land, Act Jun E e 3, 1878. Bhs STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC ) ramento, Cal., May 27th, 1889. 4 Notice is hereby given that in complisace with the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of timber lands inthe States of Cali tornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washingivi territory,’ GEORGE A, COOPER of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of: alifornia,bas this dxy filed in this office his sworn statement No, —, for the purchase of Lots sand 4 of NW und 8 Wig of NW 4 of section No. 4,in Township No. 16 N, Kenge ‘0.10 E, and will offer proof to sbow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and ‘o establish hig claim to said iand ‘before. the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacrameuto, Cal., on the 20th day of Angust, 1889. He bames as witness es: Harvey Cooper, William McCaw, A. D. eaten ap Finas E. B er, all of Nevada City, Cal. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deseribed lands are requested to file their claime in this office on or before said 20tb day of Au Be SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Cus, F. Garpner, Atty for Applicant. \}\]) SEA. WONDERS exist in thou sands of forms, butere surpass iy the marvels of inyenfion. who are in need of profite~.@ work that can be Teds otis living at home should at once send their address to Hallett & Co,, Portland, Maine, and receivé fiee, full information how elther sex, all ages, Can earn from $5 to $5 yand up: wards wherever they live. are starte free. Capital noi e heve RED BY THE BEST PENMEN a ou tant. sud-the corner —to-sechons i and 24————— i Quartz Lode survey, 3.76 chains, post 8. 4 “ts e r ae! a + re OFFICEm 4 Wears rer We Age Palmer ¢ Dauchty Williams Cook & © L. P, Fis! E.C. Pal Palmer 4 John C, } Stinson ¢ QO’ FIC Atto 16 UI OFFIC da City GX 6. 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