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OCR SECTION.
4 Few Inducements Whieh Nevada County
Offers to Settlers.
During the past few wee ks. the TRaNsgurr has received about a dozen letters .
from as many States gsking, for .
the information in mtained, “and
save letter writing the reason for this sa let Re;
sreas of ‘fertile ‘lands, se
eured by Government patent, can be pur
is sufficient to pay fora
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reasonable figures that a lew
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_Second—The standard. fruits: grown 10)
this county, are the finest of their varieties .
grown in the world, They are of a superior .
fuvor aud have a firmness of teature that.
es them better shipping and. keeping .
qualities than those grown at lower alt j
tudes, and they fiud a ready market.at re
orunerative prices }
Third—The long summers permit of the
rotation of crops, and the raising of two and .
even three differant-crops from the same }
land in a single season.
ffourth—There is a ready market. for all
irm products at good prices,
fifth—There are excellent means of trans
portation, the railway penetrating the een
tral portion of the county,
Sixth—There is an abundance of timber
Seventh—There. ig.an, inexhaustible sup.
ply of pure water, both for irrigating and }
domestic purposes
Kighth—The temperature. 18 pnuld, both .
in summer and -wiater, and is not subject to]
Ninth—The clinate will compare favorar .
bly with that of any ether section of the
Pacific Coast, even with the most favored, .
there being no malaria with its resulting .
chills and fever, no. violent winds, -no fogs,
uor ftoods. =I is .
Tenth—The children reared in” this c+}
mate and at this altitude above the sea}
‘ugially acquire better phy sical constitutions, .
with more plumpness and firmness” of mius.
cular development as well as color and vi
tality of the blood thant reared tre thet!
valley or even coaxt couptics i
W ith this brief statement of facts, however, let it be understood that we do not .
clei forNevada eounty-that-at.da.a.parie.
«iise-on-6arth,-HoOreven the poplar comange
of sub-tropical glories.
! RRS .
céntral line of California, and ¢ontains 4
population of about 25,000., If -extends.
from. the summit of the Sierra Nevada}
mountains, on the east line of the State, .
westward a distance of seventy miles to the .
Sacramento*Valley. It is from twelve to}
twenty miles wide, “The -altitude—is from
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two to three thousand feet-along its. central
tv U
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portion and less than one thousand feet gle
vation in the western or valley region Phe . i
line of the Central Pacilic Railroad ero
the eastern bouddary, and travsrses
southern portion of the county-tor
es, Jt then enters Placer ‘county,
owing close to the southern boundary of
Nevada county till near its western: limit, .
She Nevada County Narrow Cruags Railroad }
connects with the, Central Pacitic at Colfax .
wnd extends thence north to the central par.
tion of tl onnt v through Chicago .
Park, Grass \ alley, and terminating at .
Nevada City—twenty-two niiles from thet
Central Paeitic Overland Railroad Vhe .
wentral portions centainmost of the rich .
yold mines, including quartz, hydraulie and
placer mines together with the upper por-;
tion of the Horticultural belt, while the
western or -foothill region ‘consists exclu.
sively of agricultural and yrazing lands .
lhe horticultural and agricultural section of }
the county comprises about (50,000 acres
of land, a large per centage ef which is
adapted to « ultivation. The topography of
the county is suc h as to give variety to the
county Oranges, lemons, citrons, figs,
olives, Bartlett pears, apples, peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, goose herries, hazel nuts;
black walnuts, chestnuts, almonds, and
every kind of vegetable grown.
Nevada City is the county seat of Nevada
county. ‘There are five daily, one tri
weekly and three weekly newspapers pablished in the county.
The fc llowing named towns are in Nevada county; Nevada City, Grass Valley,
Truckee, Boca, Rough and Ready, Spenceville, Indian ‘Springs, North San Juan,
Birchville, Sweetiand, Cherckee, French
Corral, Colambia Hill, Lake City, Malakoff,
North Hloomfield, Derbee, Moore's Flat,
Orleans Flat, Graniteville, Ormonde, Washngton, Alpha, Omega, Bear Valley, You
Bet, Quaker Hill, Munt’s Hill, Red Dog,
Little York, Chicago Park, Buena Vista,
Biae Tent, Mooney Flat, Boston Ravine,
Allison Ranch, Forest Springs, Patterson,
Maybert.
Notice of Proving Will.
i THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES MACKENZIE, deccased
Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 4th
Aag-_of September, low, at 10 a’elock A. M_of
said day, atthe Court Room of guid Court, at
the Court House in the City and Connty.of Ne*
vaoa, has been appointed as the time and place
for proving the Will of said James: Mackenzie
deceased, und for bearing the eapplicetion of
Danie! Fur h for the issuance to him of Letters
‘Testamentary, when and where amy person in
terested may appear and contest the same
Dated August Sth, [83.
J.J, GREANY, Clerk,
Fred Searls A ttongiey for Petitioner aS
‘ UNION MARKET ~—
COMMERCIAL STRERT.
COLLEY BROB., .....-Provristors
papisas im
Beef, Fork, Mutton, Veal, Kic.,
Atthe lowestrates. .....
E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE
STOCK OF THE POPULAK PUBLIC
ASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD
se
NEVADA OTiz
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. . 1 S-LAND OFFICE at Sacramento, Cal; Au
. i K RABBIT MILL AND MINING COM
2
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“1 ts42 an Assessment. (No.4) of: five cents (
TN CEE TBE — nase camattnenn
NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT
( Regular Price $6 a Yeas
wWiTrE
THE SAN FRANCISCO. WEEKLY CALL
: ( Regular Price $1.25 a Year) a
Both tor $6 50a Year!
"THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT
( Regular Price $6 a Year)
THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL
(Reguiar Price $6 u Year)
Both for $900 a Year.
You Must Pay in Advance tor Une Year'
Vfhose in arrears for tne TRaANScHIPT now mast pay Up iD full, and also .
pay one year’s combination price in advance. ‘
‘
The Daily Transcript ©
Le “4 erof Northern Central Caiifornia—s position it has maintained: since
og oy a peer +4 in 1860, It, gives the latest and most reliable Mining, Morticulta’
Coart, Supervisoral and other Nevaie county news, Itis bright, independent enterpr.
ing and uteresting ’ :
The San Francisco Weekly Call
t » eight re ner. Itisissned every Thureday, and. contains all of th
hh t = nwa ot ght pagal z pleatied from e Mn quarter of the globe, complete up to
eo iblieation, {ft cont sing inte resting special correspondenee from all of the prinGipal cities of the world and a vast amount of the best selected and Cree general literature. I[t furnishes the latest and mont reliable financial Reve e pera soos
tions, and gives special attention’to mining, horticulnral audagricultura nena gies
every respect.a first-elaas family per, appealing tothe interest of every mombero @
household, ‘
The Morning Call
Seyen issues wee
pmuixguexr séntce. [COMPOUND SULPHUR
ment (No. 7) levied on the 24 day of August The
Carl Ublig ; 00 120 ob
shores 2. Eine ae 1000) A fair trial will convince
DIN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Iocation of works, City, Nevada Gounty POWDER ]
California. Loration of principal piace of r4
business, Nevada City, California.
1793, the several amounts set opposite the Best Medicine _ Ever
names of the respective shareholders, as fo};
eee ts Me. {ntroduced
Names. Cert. Shs. Amt.
Carl Uhlig, 47 2 24 00 !
Carl Ubitw, 134 w : 6 00
The above is entitled toa Cr. of $13.10.
Wm, Berg, 59 170 35 00
Wm. H. Healey, 6 ) 7 00
OQ, Norman, .-: f 35 60
George A. Niet], 500 10 00 5 i
George A, Nibell, » 4 *%lthe most skeptical that it is
George A. Nihell, i 1900 20 60 ‘
Alfered Peretz, 5 1000 20 00
Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessCarl Uhlig, ; 3 2000 #40 00
Carl Uhlig, 45 257! 5) 40
© Norman, 4 00
George A. Nihell, i 5D 10 00
hag a ag? ; it 2.62 the wonder of the age.
Mrs. H. M. Nihell, 175 3 50 :
Mra. Susan a, Welch, 75 150 : oo ‘
Mrs. Gusen A, Weleh, % , 1%1 The Great Remedy for
Charles Klingenspor, fr mes Pe pe
Charles Klingenspor, 5 205 4 G # :
Charles Klingenspor, 137 6500 120 00 Habitual Constipation, InAnd in accordance wit ee og a gg mot = baw
the Board of Directors made on tne. ay oO. oid aaah Ta, .
Angust, 1393, so many shares of each parcel of digéstion, Piles,
sneb stock as may be necessary will be sold at
publie auction on the 23d day of September, 1895, °
at the Hour of 1lo’clock A. M., at the office of Liver,
the Secretary, the office of said corporation,
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, toDiseased
Billiousness, Gout,
. gether with costs oJ advertising and expenses Rheumatism, . Sciatica, Lumof sale. By order of the Board of Directors. 5
i K. CASPER Secretary. . ‘ . E
Ofice—In the rear of Carter & Johnston's bago, Grave F i oe
Store, on Vine street, Nevada City, California
Thousands of bottles are
sical iii a daacaiul are. sold monthly and everyARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY,
Nevada City, Cal. Location of Aege Ee Mymay e
Connty, Cal. Notice--There are delinquent . . ? .
upon the following described stock on aécount claim it to a wonderful mediof assessment’ (No, 11) levied onthe 4th day Wee
of Augnst.1893,the several #mounts set opposite \2
live metropolitan daily Ithas the largestci ati
eding uewspaper the Pacifie Coast i .
.
gust 17th, 1498 ;
Nuoticeis Lereby given that the following:
named wettier has filed notice of ber intention
to make final proof in-support of her ¢laim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judye of-the Superior Court of Neyada Co., at
Nevada City, ou-the 25th day of September 18%,
Viz:: Susan RK, Moody, widow ‘of. Isaiah
Moody deceased, who made H. A. f
Lot 5. or Fractional NW J-40f NW La Sec
Tp. 17, N.K.9 FE, She panes the fottowits i mae ‘lt
nhaaakio prove her continuous fdence upon Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada
an -euliivation of said Lawl, vid 1. wie . r. City on and_after Wednesday, July 26th,
4 aL Pes A , ith, ‘-Lartes ae
e ia) : an oh ste ¥. bs < ity Fy. Bi; vevadu 1893, as follows:
inty, Cal. ie “ * ; ee
st reMOMAS FRASER, Register.
LONG, Atty. for Claimant, a-I]t
or
TIME TABLE NO. 47.
LEAVING FOR COLFAX,
: Daily, connecting ~with
5:40 A. M, Local trade arriving —tat
San Franeisea -via Stockton at 4:1]5 P.M
aud via Bo nicia at 6:40 P.M
In tg Superior ¢ ourt, in and for-the County : : eeRs ar < . F : Fi aily, connecting with
evita, State of Californian.
the matter ol the Estate of LEB-HIRSE H 12:40 si M. overland . train . . arrivMAN: deceased. Pursuant to an order of . ing af sap Franeisco at 9:45 P.M. aud over
Bpener Cort, nade on tre ithe day off baud for tha dast. ‘
ust, 1898. notice is hereby given that MONq5 Daily, -except Sundays;
the iith Gay of “Sepreni ber, ts95~ wt ie) 5:56 FP. M. paneer 44 iti” OVer=
oclock A. M.of.s id day, atthe Court Koom . jand Train arriving at San Francisco at 1:of said Court, at (ue —ourt-House in the city and . 454. at “Fare on thia.train fo Grass Valley,
County oF evada, has been appointed as thé cents. No baggage clhecked,
time ani place tor proving tire“ witt yf raid WSSiper sea scene cetacean be otto ae
Leb, Hirschiman, deceased, and for hearing the jae
application of F.G, luetye antl Nicbolas Web LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY
ber for the-igsuance to then of Letters ‘Testa
i j ° ) Exce Sunentary when and where any persou interested 10:25 P. M. Daily, except Sun-!}
way apperrand contest the same days. Fare’ on this
Dated Augiist 25th, 1598, aera ae ee
v. J. GREANY Clerk ARRIVING FROM COLFAX,
Pp. F.Stwonos, Atty for Petitioners, as :
QZ40 A M Daily, cennecting with Overland train from
Kast and Overland train ieaving san FranCiscoe alS P.M.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
PANY. Locationof Principal place of bust 5:10 P. M. Daily, connecting with
tie Ta rout * overinnd train lJeayinys Yee, Sil F 5G; CN Hocation of works; ~ ——# y
Grate Vall dar riee ret Nevada ( o. Cal. Notick the ts loca at 730A, M., and overland from
is heret iven, that ata meeting of the he ast.
OT Direasbe } 10:15 P M Daily, except Sundays
» °
* conivet __ With loeal
Id-on the 10th day of
per share levied npon the -Capitat +
the names of the respective shareholders, as . CINE,
follows:
No,
Names ‘rt. She. Amt.
1.¢. Miils, 2 5 00 E <
. 3 2 \cian in San Francisco, San
i ane,
4. fy 5 00
Bf Saket: ge 1. 12 . Jose, Stockton. and Sacra-+
oy EU hae oo ve Tl mento recommend it.
And in accorda ice with lew, and an order
ofthe Board of Directorg, mate ou the dth-day
of August 189%, so many shares of each parcel
of sich stock as may bo necessary will be ssid ry 7 WLP pote
but public auerion at the office of the company, . \) 4 ii’ Al HW { ft S \
. Nevada City, On)., on the 25th day of Sept , 18u3 \ ’ y ae ve
Every prominent. physiFE
i
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lat the tour of it.o’cluck as. m., of said any, to
ig my delinquent sssesament .thereon,.together
with costs of advyeitising and expenscs of the
sales fc Gs seren, Seeretary,
+ -owtee in the rear of Carter & Johuston’s store TO THE UNFORTSMATEDr. Gibbons’ Dispensary
= Ne 623-Kearne) Stree
oe ATE OF LER HIRSCHMAN, deceased eRnisiageeemi end tps Sia 4 z
. Notice is hereby given by the Unde.8 gue t ¢ ree pa i = San FEaneine
odo vern’ors of the 2 he. Will ont anid bebe fee. Ol mere ban Peas 1B 2.
Hirsebman, deceased, tothe creditors of and
all persons having Claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them, eb the necess irs
vouchers, within.four.months aiter the. first tHretret ERT
phi lieatiowof this notic#te the said Executors ie giileiligis eae
tihe-repidence.of Nicholas Webhar ei .Neva scheme htt een OH OPT EM:
da City, Nevada Connty, California, Ure same " Se Glen. SIOT FE Sypii
being thée-placefor the transaction of the Lusi 2 BES iis ity all_ite” forme
ness of said estute, in said county of Nevada, inane ;: seminal Werk ness,[n.
eetgomnpenenemnee te ieccnece weegrge-= pi perbel bel grcemzesfin a arrears TT PTE?
5 N° WEBBE af; 5 Puree, Cee nth ae
; 2: i 2 a, P “J uses OF Years’ Standing
Exeoutors of the Lgst Willof Leb, Hirsohim.n, ie ee in 1 Uleerated [eg suc
decenred.
ac aS. Ha cossiully treate l
TDuted this ith day of September, 1893, Lt, Gibbon ies prac
P, F, disnoeds, Atty. ait . tited over thirty year
n Sao. Franeise
Notice to Orediturs, ee i beucetelperon Pine street, Nevada City, Cal
Notice to Creditors.
Esteblished in Isi4 for
P > , . . oldest ia California. The sick snd afflicted
STATE OF WILLIAM WOLF, DECEASED. . 0°" ray ‘ pil 4
I Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. . 840i not 4 ui] fs PRA cg valet Ml hag ae be
Administratiix of tbs estate of Witham Wolf Jone a univ ha wariian aortas there
deteased, to the creditors of anit, all persons . , t deat ot vatiable intonation
having claims against the said deceased, to enoRaE ds ieepart dagen
exhibit then, withthe necessary. couchers rot hitservices : ue
within four months afterthe first publication . "& ot ecsioccil
of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the SeMINAL WEAKNESS
law offiee of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal., the Hoon :
same being the place for the transaction of the sem) ual Fin missions, the ronsequence of self
Loeatian of principal place of business, body that has used it pro.
New ta
James Cairns ©
HAS OPENED: IN THE
Building next 0 Homnessy’s Stable
ON BROAD STREET,
With the LARGEST STOCK OF
’ HARNESS,
SADDLES,
. ROBES, WIIIPS, Etc
Ever Brought to. Nevada County, and they will be offered
for sale at a@ LOWER RATE than the same quality
ofga od can be bought anywhere’else in the State,
s Establishment» “5
An Analysis
, The sworn certificate of a San Francisco chemist
gives the following result of an analysia of several
_ brands of tea purchased in the open market
No, 1, (Black.) Colored with plumbago and indigo,
“No, 9, (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbago and
psu Ms
ORs, 3. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and
yellow ochre, :
No. 4. (Green.) Excessive coloring, consisting of
tages and aluminous earth,
Yo. §. (Unesolored? alleged.) Colored with plumbago and clay.
'Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of
Pure Japan 'T’ca
Besch’s Tea te the pure unadulterated wndyed suncured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it. A
child oan dyink.it. Draws a canary color of delightful fragrance and twice the strength of common: tea.
You. use-only-half-as much.per oup.. fixty canta per
pound, Never sold im bulk. Sold only ia woaled
packages bearing this trade-mark,
GEO, ‘©. GAYLORD and SHURTLEFF & SON_
Sole Agents ‘for Nevada City,
leaving Sacramento it M ,” bringing
oretiou, payable immediately in
th otttethe Secretary, uf the
the “Tompany, 20 Sansome Street,
San Franeise Cullfornia. Any. ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY.
Stock upon which this \esessment shall re
Maio unpaid on the 1bth day of Sepfember, 1598 5:43 P. M. Daily, except Sundays.
will be delinguent, and advertised for sale at : Pb eens
public auction, atid unless payinent is made GEOKGE FLETCHER, a
before, will be sold on Friday,the 6th day of ; : Geu’'l Pass. & Ticket Agent.
October, 1893, to poy the delinquent Aseess EDW'D H. BROWN, Superintendent.
ment. together with costs of advegtising, and
expenses of sa € dae
By order of the Board of Directors
‘ THRO. WETZEL, Secretary
Offieo, #0, Sansome Street, Room 10, Ban
Fraociseo, California Broad Street,
Poxtponencents
¥Y order of the Toard of Directors tie delin i Near the City Hall,
qnepnt day of the above assessm¢ nt of Jack
Rabbit Mijl and Mining Company is hereby
postponed to Septem ber 2, 189% andthe day of
gale is postpon dto Monday 16th October, 1893.
CHAS. WETZELU, Secretary
L. P. FISHER Sausages, Eta.
Ne wepaper Advertising -a5"s .
Newspaper Advertising Agemey1° PEDUUTION IN PAINTING.
CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
passengers from Stockton, Ban Jose and
~pointssouth and West.
BROAD STREET MEAT MARKET
James Monro, Proprietor.
Customers supplicd at the Lowest Pree
with the very best of
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lawh,
end /ERTISEMENTS F
N wedhtioited tor ail newepapers published G E. Wi THIN GTON
6n the Pacific Coast, the Oeadwi h Islauds,
apan, China, New. Zealund, the Aus. J Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wagons, etc.,
tralian Colonies, the Eastern States and in the highest atyle of the art,
Europe, . :
Files of faariy every mewspaper plhiinpe
onthe Paciiic Coast are kept @onubntly
on baod, and afl advertisers are al
lowed free access to them durfag
pusinesa hours
PATENTS!
Pension, Land & Indian Depredation
i COmsA. 1. IVs.
Unit States and Foreign Paten's
obtained interferences conducted; special
examinations; trade marks, copy-rignts,
labels aud deaiyus registered.
Rejected cases prosecuted; infringe
ment suits conducted in ahy United
States Court.
if you have an invention, send us a
sketeh-photograph or small model, toCivil ; Engineer ; and : Surveyor,
gether with a brief description of the most
iuxportaut features aud we will advise you Deputy County Suryeyor and
Abecourse to pursue, 1? you are in pos} session of patents and the same are wDeputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor,
. fringed, or if you are charged with inListen, , organ & Roberts’ bioek, Nevada
fringement, submit the matter to us for City, ¢ al,
a reliable opinion, i
NATIONAL BUREAU OF 0
KBox 35, Washington Db. C,
so € INSURANUB “ OMPANY
Bunting Flags. . sin FRANCISCO, CAL.
In view of the movement for a more
general use of the Stars and Stripes, osHome Office 313 California street,
pecially in connection with the education ompany’s Building.
of American youth, we have made special arrangements to furnish the bist
quaisiy of Bunting Flags to readers of
the Dairy Le iNscxirt atthe following
low pricea »
KI «( OLATION SIZES.
£5 feet lon 4 Beep intr
"6 feet loup ...5.
7 feet bug...+6
© § fee@ pag. ..+55.
10 feet long.....12 feet long ee
14 feet long
16 feet long
18 feet long
20 feet long a dca
25 feet long...--+eeese)
. 28 teet long, .
30 feet long..
82 feet long...+6
86 feet long
These Flags are guaranteed to be equal
From and after date I will paimt
Carts from $5 to $10.
Buggies trom $15 to $22.50.
Sign Painting a specialty,
SHO ON BROAD STREET, OPPO,
SITE YORK STREE1,.
os Give: me a call before placing
your work ‘elsewhere,
W. W. WAGGONER, _
(successor to W. F, Englebright,)
Solid in Assets,
Cautious in Management,
Liberal and Prony + the
Adjustment and Payment
of Losses
GEO. W. HILL, Manager,
Office No. 90 Main Street.
GRASS VALLEY,
Notice For Vublication,
AND Office at Marysville, Cal,, August 26,
3 1898.
Notice Is be-eby given that the followingnamed settler hag tiled notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim,
as widow of Lonis, Maiquardt, deceaséd, and
that geid proof will be made before the Kegister.and K+ ceiver at aged ae bs Cai., on Saturday, October Ji, 1995, viz: Margaret Marquardt,
widow of Louls Marquardt, .deceased tomestead Application No. 4043, for the 8. Wig of the
8. Big of Sec. 30, and lute . and 2 and the N. W,
of the N. E}{ of Section 31, all in bg “peer . Ae
core, pero em) Noone Diabte serine.
; ’ i countr containing 168 50.100 acres. She names the folaay Bunting Flags iv the ylowing wiinesess to prove her continuous regiAddress all orders with remittance to genes spon and ould vatios of, aie lend, viz
is 4 ; obnu Ramin, Jobn KR, Kennedy, John A r
BROWN & CALKINS, , David Humphrey, all of Campton
Publishers ‘(aliy Transeript,’’ Neuba Co., Cal
yada City, Cal. a #1CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register.
‘
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ae oe iene
IVE i ei Prepare ‘ 3 : a for use. Foly nesia, Mexican Ports, Pabama, Vaipa IVES notice that he is prep ured to paint (% a ! .
products. We grow succe ssfully in Nev wla . ri8o, Ja
THE HOME MUTUAL
Hhustness-of sett ostate; it est —connty of se bees bth tt aFy vice, or depraving sexual
hoa 6 ‘ j MAKY WOLF, indulgehee, is practiced by the young of both
Administratrix of Estate of William Wolf, de. sexes to.an almost unlimited extent, producing
ceased ‘ with nnerring certainty the following train oj
Dated August 7th, 1893 morbid symptoms unless combatted by scien
Fred Searis;.Att'y for Ketats ang tifle medical. measer 8 yviz.; Sallow eounte
— . , nance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, rimging in the ears noise like the ru.tling
fused vision, blunted intellect, loss of conti
= : dence difidence in approaching strangers, a
La . in all its disliketo form new acqhaintances, disposition
First Cc $s. to shun society, lossof memory, hectie blushes,
rimples aud yarious eruptions about the face,
‘ Appointments, lirred tongue. fetid breath, coughs, coljimp
tiou, night sweats. If relief-be not Obtined
persons so afflicted should apply immediately
: a < cither-in-persen-or by—letter and huve a cure
unny Roome. effected by his new and scientific mode oi
treating these “diseases.
se a mre nt
art ee MARRIED MEN,
Or those who contemplate marriage, who are
suifering under any of these fearful maladice
should not forget the sacred responsibilty
resting upon them, nor delay to obtain im
mediate reliéf. :
. CURED AT HOME,
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease has continued, andthe medicine will be
promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity,
to any part of the country, with full directions
The Doctor cures wheu others fail
Try him, Charges reasonable call or write.
Alldress DK J, F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney street,
ie. ommercial, Sai Fraueisco Office Box
,
RTHWAY & BODEWIG, . sare Assessment Notice,
Proprietors.
sania
, ; . : » ; OUNTAIN ICE COMPANY OF 'CALIFORW. U. Telegraph Office in the House. \
NIA~—Loea‘ion of principal place of busiStopping place for all Stages and Busses, . Valitorn
ss sa es Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
Electri: Lights throughout the building, the Board pf Directors, held on the thiteenth
which renders-it absolutely safe from fire. (ach) day of teh oe ok: 1898, a assessment of
he largest d *7 ini Two Dollars ($2) per share was levied upon the
Has the large: tadnd arog modern Dining capital atook of the corporations wii? em ine
Room in the city, with the best and fresh-. mediately in United States gold coin to the
est the market affords. Hecrotary of paid corperseoe, ” hee office of
pT Rey aoe Ini 1€ corporation, at No. 82 arket street, San
The new management of the Union Hotel, Hrauciaco, state ot Calitornia. ’
with its constantly new improvements, . Any stock upon which this assessment shall
makes it thie tinest and most popular resort/ remain unpuid on the Seventeenth (17th) day
iu the mountains and Northern California. } of Octt ber, 1898. will be delinquent and adveri tised for sale at Publice auction, and unless
se ss —— ees ay meutig made before will be sold. on FRIAY, the third (3d) day of November, 1898, to
NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . pay the delinquent, together with costs of ad9 . vertising and expenses of sale. By orderof the
sama Board of Directars,
———
JOSEPH MARTIN,
RECTOR BROS Proprietor Segewaty of Mountain Ice Company of Calii a } } fornia. i
The Only First-class Hotel in the City OfMice-No. 827 Market street, San Francisco,
—california
reer nareniesemeranareapgyonlimagmeesine
Annual Meeting.
J ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMpany,—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the above company, for the election
of trustees to serve forthe ensuing year, and
the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting, will be held
on Wednesday, August 16, 1893, at the hour oi
3 e’clock v. M. at the office of the company, No.
$20 Sansome street,room 10, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia. Transfer books will be closed on sat
urday, August 12, 1898, at 12 o'clock M.
THES, WETZEL, Secretary
Office—320 Sansome sireet, room 10, San
Francisco, Cal. ae ne
ORDINANCE NO, 112.
N ORDINANCE FIXING THE COMPENSATION OF CITY ATTORNEY.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain Massive Fire-proof Structure,
Free from the danger of Fire so prevaas follows ;
SECTION I.
bent jai Hotels. The City Attorney shell receive for his serHeadquarters of Commercial Travelers viees as such attorney the following fees and
: none other,
and Tourists. lst, A retainer of $7500 per annum. This to be ip full forali advice given the Board or auy
Baptvie ; member thereof, or any city ofticer, relating to
Free ‘Bus to andfrom al Trains. the effairsof the city, and for ‘drafting all Or.
ae dinanees and Contracts.
otherwise for any violation of a city ordinance
A the sum of $15.00; provided that if the money
topaysuch fee is not collected from the defendant, then h‘'s fee shall be $10, to be paid out
fhe Table Not Excelled by that . of the City Treasury.
s Forall other services rendered atthe reAny Hotel in the Intequest of the Board, such sums as are agreed up; on with the Board.
rior of the State. SECTION 2.
as ventral Sa All ordinances or paris of ord?nances in conDividend Notice, fliet herewith are hereby repealed.
nanan Passed by the following vete : Ayes-—Baker,
T A MEETING @F THE BOARD OF DIRECCarr, Hook, Rich, No—Gau't.
tors of the Citizens Bank held on Sept,. Passed August :7, 1898. g
, 1898, a dividend (No. 51) of seventy-five! ~
cents per share va declared payable on and
alter Sept. bith, 1893. .
Office in the Building.
: D. 8, BAKER,
President of the Bosrd of Trustees,
Attest : .
JOHN T. MORGAN, Casbier. . ‘TH, Cape, Clerk, 29
oficayes and the rattling of chariots, unueasi
tiess about loins, weakness .of the limbs, con-,.
Telegraph, Post OfSce and General Stage . (eerie ee eon OF ples of guilty of *
‘SINGER SEWING MACF INES
This machine is made after the /atets modes rtom
Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, of
namentation and appearance. All the parts are made to
gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed
of precisely the same materials.
The Chicago Singer -Machine have every important improvement in a /oose balance wheel so constructed as to
premit winding bobbins without removing the work from
the machine. ;
The loose balance wheel is actuated-by a solid bolt passing through a.collar securely pinned to the shaft outside
of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a
strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the
bolt is ;ulled out enough to release the balance wheel,
and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by
a stop-pin tili the bobbin is filled. When the machine is
liable to be meddled with.by children, the bolt can be left
jes, City aud Couty of Ban Pranciaco, Sate o out of the wheel when not in use, so that. the machine
a.
cannot be operated by the treadle,
[he driving w.1eel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easies
ranning and most convenient of-any. The machine is self-threading, has the
very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the best maerial, with the
wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt. 1t has ve
neered cover, drop-leaf table, end diawers and cenwing drawer. :
The manufacturers WARRANT FVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS
cee Aasidence Property. farSale
Swarts Photograph Rooms.
oe Must be disposed of immeFxg BRRITIED THR PHOTO diately. A roomy, well-built
SSAPRGALLERY gm house, with modern improvements, located on a fine lot on
Hcrewith inform the public that I am row one of the best streets and
Risks Soe: Seiiliad close to Nevada City's business center, Fa
Photographe in all the Latest Styles, . at
Old Pictures copied and enlarKed. Will be sold at a low figure.
JOHN. SWART, Photographer and on reasonable terms. This
Notice For Publication.
Eine Street,
is a first-class opportunity to
le OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, JULY y,)DUy One of the pleasantest
otice is hereb iyen that th lowingyg
named settler hae fi ed natlos of Mterinehomes at the ccunty Seat.
lo make final preot in support of his claim, and Enquire of
that said pr wili be made before the Clerk
2
I, J. ROLFE,
of the Superior Court of Nevada cointy, at ne
vada City, on Saturday, August 26, 1893 viz:
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Nevada City, Cal. ’
Kdward Brophy homestead application, No.
4022, for the Wie and of Ei; and Ele of Nw,
section 2, Tp.17N.8 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his. con'inuous residence upon dnd cultivation of, said land, Viz:
James Nugen’, Patrick O, Meara, ‘fhomas blin
nen, Josiah 8. Gilbert, all of Sweetland, P. O.
Nevada count ’
j22-Im CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, 1
‘E.B POWER,
{ torney and Counselor af Law and Stead
prapher,
_Offico—With Fred earl, Movada . !" Office in Northern CaliCity, California,
“Will practice in all the Comts, fornia,
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