September 22, 1887 (4 pages)

scone AS my Daily Paper publichea North of Sacramente. x CIRCULATES IN ada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . fal, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San cisco—in fact, throughout the State + “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra toe the Sea.” _ Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by : 3 —BROWN & CALKINS-— ‘ OFFICE: No. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1887. NEVADA COUNTY. Sood Reasons why Settlers Should Come : to This Section. —_— We’ copy the following ;from the _ *Nevada County Fruit Land,’’. which vas just been published : This edition is published gratuitousyy by the Nevada County Land and -mprovement Association, for the purdose of furnishing interested inquirers . with information relative to the advanages which Nevada county offers to actual settlers who are seeking homes dn fertile lands, in a country free from che rigors of northern winters and the snervating heat of more tropical cliniates,as weil as from the dread thunjer storms, tornadoes and cyclones which sweep over such large areas of . less favored sections of our great ccunwry. We ero-met at the outset ‘with this nquiry: “What are the inducements ‘which your section of the country of‘ers?’ wee As a preliminary answer to this . question; we will state that, amongshe inducements offered, are the folowing: First—Lerge areas of fertile lands, i portion of which is still open to aemestead and pre-emption by actual settlers, while other areas are already vecured by government and can be . ourchased at such reasonable figures hat a few hundred dollars is sufficient ® pay for a small farm. : Second—The standard fruits grown n this county are the finest, of their varieties, inthe world, and find a eady market at remunerative prices. Third—The long summers permit ag of tWOo” and” éven three different rops from the same land in a single eason. : Fouith—There is a ready market for li farm products at remunerative rices. Fifth—There are excellent means of sansportation, the railway penetratag the central portion of the county. . Sixth—There is an abundance of tim. . } er. Seventh—There is an inexhaustible apply of pure water, both for irrigatig and domestic purposes. Eighth—The temperature is mild oth in summer and winter, and is >t subject to sudden changes. Ninth—The climate will compare faorably with that of any other section ' the Pacific Coast, even with ‘the \ost favored, there being no malaria i . { . . ‘ith its resulting chills and fever; no . State. ~ ~) usquitoes, which are such a torture » the flesh in the lower altitudes; no, ind storms, such_as sweep over the indy plains of the southern portion the State ; ne violent winds ; no fogs, hich are characteristic of the Coast vanties, nor floods such as periodiiy sweep over the valley. Tenth—Excelient schools in all secons of the county. Eleventh—The children reared in sis climate and at this altitude above 1e sea, usually acquire better physiil constitutions, with more plump28s and firmness of muscular devel“oment, as well as color and vitality * the blood, than those reared in the alley or even any of the coast counas. With these plain statements of fact, owever, let it be distinctly underood that we do not claim for Nevada punty that it is a paradise on earth, oreven the popular romance of subopical glories ; for the climate,though ealthful and invigorating, and usuily free from extremes, has, like that ’ f all other portions of this coast, “its bad spells” and exceptional freaks. he sky, though asually bright and srenely blue, is sometime overcast ith cloud and storm, and that too at xceptional seasons. The fruits which re both prolific in production and of iperior size and flavor, are yet sub‘~~ et to injury from neglect, and are .metimes affected with blight, or inred by frosts and insect pests, and ur people, even in this ‘glorious cli‘sate’ grow old, and sicken and die; ad yet, notwithstanding these ad‘iigsions, if you or your frends are ‘king a home in a climate which is i ealthful and free from great extremes, ‘1 a land which, with careful cultiva_ion will yield abundant returns, /mopg 2 community where your chilren ean have the benefit of a good jucation, and at the same time aclire a cound constitution and a splenid physical development, then the ets set forth in these coluinns are orthy of serious thought and confe woe enna nnn Split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson’: a tof Cleveland split peas, for sale at . } eente a.package. Try’ ’em—they e : tf Mountain ice. sk cow prepared to deliver Moun 1 Tee in quautities to suit. Orders atthe Ice House on the Plaza or : gh the postoffice té the unwill be promptly attended to. So felt er & Spenceville, North San Juan, French Cor: Nevada county; also in Placer the rotation of crops, and the Lot pc. W. CROSS, rE Co More Persecution. United States Circuit Court, before Judges Sawyer and Subin, over the report of S. ©. Houghton, Master in Chancery, in relation te the contempt of the North Bloomfield Mining Company ‘and the, Milton Mining and Water Company. The controversy arose over a finding in the report eowpanies had not been mining. submittéd. ee Prevaricating. The Marysville Appeal endeavors to convey the idea that there is the best of feeling prevailing between Dr. . Stone, President of the Anti-Debris Association, and John H. Jewett, the leading Director of the Association. A prominent Marysvillian informs us that Jewett passes Stone with silent contempt, when he happens to meet him on the streets. The fact is, as the devil does holy water. $25 Reward. conviction. of the party who broke open the gate of my enclosure on Gold Flat, stule the lock, and let out the hogs. {s22-6t]} Geo. Grnnric. SS Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically pursue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thi; pure and highly accredited stomachic; . is the sole and agreeable condition ot ; the entire removal of the obstinate . forms of dyspepsia, no less ‘than a . telnporary Ht of indigestion. In connection with the use of this: specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of foou which individual experience bas , shown to be difficult of digestion, by . the* stomach sought to be benefited. Each dyspeptic’s past observation oi his digestive capacity should enable him to be his own.guide and mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too general to be suited to particular cases. Bi¥ousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eructatiohs, headache and mental de-pondency, . are umony the commitants of dyspepsla, and we put it toflight by the Bitters. ‘Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860. . j USE JAMES K. BYRNE. BYRNE & CROSS, Attornéys.and Counselors at Law, Rooms 35 to 41 McCreery’s Building, 310 Pine street, San Francisco, Cal. DE. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY. FRED SEARLS. GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, \ JILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHECOURTS State and Federal. —< E. H. GAYLORD. HAMILTON ‘McCORDICK, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Will practice in all of the Courts of the P. F. SIMONDS. c. W. 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Bey and 7 virtue of an Execution isthe Circuit Court of the United States, 9th Sgn, Northern Distric of California, and to me directed and deliveredfor an order lately made and entered in saidCourt, on the 2th day of see A. D., 1887, infavor of Edwards Woodruff and against the Milton Mining and WaterCompany, for the sum of $500 principal in Gold Coin, together with $184.05 costs of suit and interest, I have levied on ali the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and tothe following Property, to-wit: The following Real Estate, Mining and Ditch Property, located on the boundary line of Sie and Nevada Counties, State of Cal., and ih Bridgeport; Bloomfield, and Eureka Townships, Nevada County—‘The Rudyard Reservpir” or “English Dam,” “Bowman's Reservoir,” “Nichols Reservoir,” “Milton Reservoir or Dan,” with all main trunk lines of canals and ditches, with all feeders and branches belonging to the same, together with all the mines, water Ay and privileges inecludsued out o New York Hote WM. 8. RIOHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Broad St., Opposite Theater. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL has lately been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished, mak-, ing it one of the most comfortabie hotels in the mountains. Suites of rooms for families. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO WILL % ing the right to miner’sinches of water FIND THIS HOTEL UNSURPASS of the Sooke Fork at the ew ie River originally owned by the N. i. M. Co., also ED FOR COMFORT AND OONditch from Eureka South, to and including Nichols Keservoir owned and used jointly VENIENCE. by N. B. G. M. Co., and M. M. and W, to., including all mines, houses, pipes, flumes, mills, railway~ tracks, cars, blacksmith shops, hose, siuices, gates, machinery and tools used in working and developing said ditches and mines, with water hts and privileges of every kind aud nature, belonglng tothe said Milton M. and W. Company, and more particularly described ina certain Deed of Conveyance, from said North B. G. M. Co., to the said Milton M. & W.Co., referenceto which is bereby made. Said deeds The Rooms are Light and Airy. 2@Free "Bus to and from all Trains. First-Cl, Bar in ¢ oti " ; Hotel. ee ConRaeIon: Yee being recorded ig’ Book No. 1, page 602 of Deeds, in the offite of the County Recorder of Nevada County, California. : = Notice 1s hereby given that on TUESDAY, the lith day of OCTOBER, A. D., 1887, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, I will sell all the nght, title and interest of said osiilton Mining and Water Company in and to the above described property, orso much thereof as inay be necessary to satisfy Plaintifi’s claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing costs. ‘The Sale will take place at the door of the Court House, in Nevada City; Nevada Co; ——}. Cal, at Public Auction, for Cash in U. 38. Gold Coin in band, to highest and best bidder. . Dated, Nevada City, this 12th’ day of September, A. U., 1887. J. C. FRANKS, U.S: Marshal. By L. B. Hopkins, Deputy, j Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 27,0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER . share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable onand after Sept. 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, -« = « CAL. FRUIT: NDS WANTED. sell lands at reasonable prices are invited MRS.J. NAFFZIGER.: .Proprietress . ' H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY . .-CALIFORNIA § to correspond with OROSETT & CHAPMAN, Real Estate Agents, * TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The housé contains 100 rooms, each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel in the mountaing. equal to it. The tables are supplied with'the best in the market. NICH SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. 628 Sacramente St., San Francisco, Stock Dividend. FFICE OF THE CHAMPION MINING COMPANY, August 27, 1887. Ata meeting of the stockholders of the above named Company, held August 26th, 1887, it was resolved that a Stock Dividend of 24 14shares “. forevery hundred shares of the capital stoek now outstanding be declared. Said stock Free 'Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL Owners desiring to je A Chapter on Clothing 4) <2 as ]-Think the Circumstances Demand. Business Suits, which will speak for themselves when they are done. that is what my ntmerous customers say. o AT THE FAIR. Everybody wishes to look well. nobby new suits to wear should call on me immediately and leave their measures. Winter Suitings. clothing to order any cheaper than THE CHAMPION TAILOR, A EF REIDMAN, Broad St., Opposite Citizens Bank. I am Too Busy to Write Out Such an Advertisement . I*have. in hand; a number of elegant and tasty;-but not too expensive, Fall) My work is my best recommendation, at least Gentlemen who want I have every tning that is new! and nice in the way of Foreign. and’ Domestic Fall. and No establishment in the State can ‘furnish first-class ©€*EBeehiwe.’? aud Famly Provision Store aT Nw ADA Corry. Tlie Leading Grocer U r. J.J. JACKSON ---------= Proprietor There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be isold at the lowest mariet ratcs. : ae ALSO ON HAND TIE VERY BEST OF WINES AWD EILQVTUORS. JACKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, wae THE CELEBRATED STOCK OF. BOOTS AND ‘SHOES, I OFFER THE SAME AP COST FOR CAST ONS The Stock consists of a full line of Ladies, Misses,’ Children's, Men's and Boys’ BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS Of.the best quality and manufacture. No auction goods in the store. pecans ed SOOT Be dividend will he distributed tie Gifice of the Company, No. 522 Mongomery street, San Francisco. Aug. 29. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. arysyille, daily. a The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. = The . HOUSE FOR SALE. Chicago SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, HARD FIN£ ish, with good well, stable, woodshed, ete.,and conveniently. situated. ¥ Cottage + Orean WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply at the Transcript office. fa242w : Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design,beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental ahd desira ble organs for homes, schools, churehes lodges, societies, ete. Assignee’s Notice. — N the Superior Court, Nevada county, Cal. In the matterof the assignment and estate of L. Hyman, Insolvent. Marcus Levy having filed in this Court his account as assignee for benefit of creditors of said insolvent, and praying that his said account be approved and allowed. It is hereby ordered that Monday, Sept? 5th, 1887, at 10a. m., is hereby fixed forthé settlement of said account, at the courtroom of said Court, Nevada City, Cal. All persons having any claims against the said estate which have not been heretofore allowed are hereby required to present the same. to said Court at the timeso fixed, orthe sdme will be barred. All persons desiring to tile exceptions to said account are required to do so atorbefore the time so fixed for its settlement. E It is further ordered that a copy of this order be publishedinthe Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in Nevada City, Cal., asoftenas the same is published betorethe time so fixed for thesettlement of said account ~ J.M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Thoreton Merzbach & A. Burrows, Attys for Assignee. au24 ESTABLISHED REPUTATION UNEQUALLED FACILITIES SKILLED WORKMEN, BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS eer ee AND PIANO STOOLS Notice for Publication. <= Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. Catalogues and Price Lists on applicatio: FREE. i August 10th, 1887. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE iN following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup ortof his claim, and thyt said proof wi Poe made before Hon. J. M. Walling, Superior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada County, on SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1887, viz : Henry Pilliard of Nevada county, for the Elg of NEY4Z ; SW14 of NEY and NE \4 of SEM Section 8, T. 14, N. R. 8 E. He naines the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and Cultivation of, said land, viz: John Ragsdale, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; August. Combe, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; Michael Higgins, of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Dudley Deadman, of Grass Valley, Nevada CHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —ANDU. S&S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. county. QUES as in Beckman’s Block, aul2 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. J cor. Broad and Fine Sts. Nevada City eases tit ean SASS Plaza Feed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. et te ee ee CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meat _ Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ~ E> Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stes. Ask For It. THE PEOPLE'S “CYCLOPBDIA & THE vighls THE WORLD FOR saad USE! Comprehensive and-compact—58,000 topics. Reliable—400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready—Subscribers not kept Vertag with only a part of a cyclepedia. Really Cheap—Less than half the price of similar works. ¥ * Send to us for specim ages, etc., that you may see for yourself, We call the special atéention of School Trustees, Teachers, etc., to the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Complete in 3 convenient yolumes. Y. Savuvez, Prop. PHILLIPS + HUNT RTH aE 204 Montgomery Street -‘feitable. together with division of profits terest), and gain on Mortality Cost, will the second period of five years. the end of each five years to persistent members. amount of reserve paid-<n his Certificate. February 3d, 1887; proofs 23d, 1887. ary 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 8th, 1887. Home Benerir Lire Assoctration . Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held ment of this amounc,long gratetul therefor. 6th, 1887 ; claim paid May 21st,. 1887. 1887 ;-claim paid May 21st, 1887. April 29th, 1887; proofs of death Watkin R. Price, is this ay most gratefull -eive : 3 i padcestacle By dy g ully received. Such promptnéss is 791, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for expiration of time allowed most gratefully received. First Nationai Bank of Grass V &2= REMEMBER, no more sales will be made.on credit. All persons knowing themselves indebted’ to me will please pay up without delay. John Webber. . Home Benefit Lite Association INCORPORATED 1880. . San Francisco. TREASURER. PRESIDENT BANK OF CALIFORNIA FRANK C. HAVENS AUDITOR. 6: 555 i353 I. P. ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT.. seas z iss .-L. B. HATCH ‘ BECRETARY >.:... .A.8. BARNEY a” = This is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutua Insurance Association in California. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. NO MEDICAL FEE. NO ANNUAL DUES. < 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVER ENTIRE COST. , 2 Its Certificates are Definite Contracts for the full amount written therein and are uncontestable and_nonforlessened Cost to Persistent Members. On continuance of the Certiticate in force for thé second period of five years the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest). resulting from lapsed reserves (also with inbé applied toextinguish the cost for Similar. distribution of surplus is made at Cash Surrender wWalue. _ Should the member choose“to surrender his Certificate at the end of the five year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his order, the ful] STATEMENT JULY I, 1887. Total Amount of Claims Paid. See sgaoee sph cacn 280,500.00 Mortuary Fund, Bank of California. . Seer cteles y 6,002.85 Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union. . 10,182.45 Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid.c50025 38 ws None. PROMPTWESS IN SETTLEMENT. Jerry Scuoouna, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died filed February 21st, 1887 ;-amount paid February Wo. Kocuy bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2,000, died Februfiled February 14th, 1887; claim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Biciey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, ‘insured for $5,000; claim Gentlemen—I have to thank you for the payment of by my father The paybefore the date due was unex pected,and I ain very Yours very truly, ELLA’T. BIGLEY, Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed -A pril Z. T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death_filed April 6th, Watkin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000; died filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 2 887. . Home Benerir Lire AssocraTion : i Ce en een Gentlemen—Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, Yours very truly ANN PRIC 2 i, By Geo. L. Brander, her Atty. in Fac Sypney M. Van Wyck, Su : : ag Se pt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy N : $10,000.00. Total payments thereon $383.00. Home Benefit Life Association : Pas Rdoeiane, 210y 18, Tuht. Gentlemen: “Your cheek for Ten Thousand Dollars, a nidnth your Association in which to make payment, is Yours respectfully, : : MRS. 8. M. VAN WYCK. HELEN B. VAN WYCK, . at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and before the @@ All assessments will be paid valley Closing Out Sale of Boots and Shoes BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSING OUT MY alley. Columbus Buggies, Can now be purchased in this city. SE PERREYe N= SEAR = * Ie the Best in the Citv. Try It. wa SPERRY’S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the imarket. Sold by the case or package. 7Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. ae Co — . BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —ANDe PIONEER MILLING CQ’sS PATENT : ROLLER FLOUR. apy te Mik, 1000Bares Per. Day _—_— The above named Company have ALE > ROLLER “LOUR MILLS, and guarantee. the’ Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State, ~ 0. C. TORSON, Agent. a PATENT ROLLER FLOUR ! MANUFACTURED BY THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY, AND SOLD BY ALL THE LHADING GROGERS. The aboye Mill has justly earned the right t6 claim that their Flour is the WHRITEST AND BEST Of Any Manufact ired in the State. TO THE LADIES: Give it one trial, and you will then use no other brand. «> Call for it. FRED J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County. VT ere “uer-r eee tala County Carriage and: Wagon Hopository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITry, —. Headquarters for the Millburn, Hollow Axle .Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. > Manager Celebrated FULL VARIETY, CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent ‘ : Carriages, : Phaetons ) HERI Warm days * This evenings will return. Nevada City during the pas “\ The demand is‘on the inere The Derbec ¢ usually well. Some of our very large stoc The contract at the Provider finely. If you want . prices call at t Association, on . . Goods, of al ‘cheaper in Ne town north of . ‘ The Odd Fe r +7 4@ and outside, p pearance since The Sacrame on Saturday e eral hundred c fairest ladies w &The mines ai ing out consid tom mill at th: night and day. The past wee one, and peop for pleasure wi tle down to bus As soon as ( rives here fror descent lights the houses in 1 The Truckee ly for the reorg ~ “601"—a neck: serts that the tramps, jailbir character. * The editor of that his money and he will rei the balance o' make a bigger amount of mon: “ ever seen, read The Board o next session ,ou money to place city and Grass There is more that road than and we’ll bet o et posted as “popping the q our bald-heade bly have reser struction on th: Ju: In yesterday’: that when the ¢ yesterday morn in particular in except to exam books and coun -ious committee: tended to the and re-assem ble at about 3 o’cloc reports. It.wa would be the e business. But they went into fat envelope, do ; important mat Foreman Caspe me who had found Postoffice. Tha important matte tioned as Under been kept quite witnesses. A Go ‘Uncle Gregor Company will , the Nevada Th is said to be the now “6n the ro notices in other Mr. West,-their the funniest cor give them a full and 75 cents. had at Vinton’s ——_ Hay Fever is ing pecular sym. by an inflamed « membrane of t and throat, eff acrid mucus iss is accompanied tion. ‘There ar Sneezing, freque ache, watery Ely’s Cream B; can be depend drugsists; by m: Ely Brothers, [ YY. Book of 100 ps resources of Ne had free by w County Land a Sociation. Cleopatra In her wine, ¢ with her beau But pearls in tl and our modert these if they 1 DONT every day simply smiling white teeth. Hous: “+ A neat cottage family; furnish Enquire of B ' Hill. ScHoo. books: supplies at Carr

scone AS my Daily Paper publichea North of Sacramente. x CIRCULATES IN ada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . fal, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San cisco—in fact, throughout the State + “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra toe the Sea.” _ Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by : 3 —BROWN & CALKINS-— ‘ OFFICE: No. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1887. NEVADA COUNTY. Sood Reasons why Settlers Should Come : to This Section. —_— We’ copy the following ;from the _ *Nevada County Fruit Land,’’. which vas just been published : This edition is published gratuitousyy by the Nevada County Land and -mprovement Association, for the purdose of furnishing interested inquirers . with information relative to the advanages which Nevada county offers to actual settlers who are seeking homes dn fertile lands, in a country free from che rigors of northern winters and the snervating heat of more tropical cliniates,as weil as from the dread thunjer storms, tornadoes and cyclones which sweep over such large areas of . less favored sections of our great ccunwry. We ero-met at the outset ‘with this nquiry: “What are the inducements ‘which your section of the country of‘ers?’ wee As a preliminary answer to this . question; we will state that, amongshe inducements offered, are the folowing: First—Lerge areas of fertile lands, i portion of which is still open to aemestead and pre-emption by actual settlers, while other areas are already vecured by government and can be . ourchased at such reasonable figures hat a few hundred dollars is sufficient ® pay for a small farm. : Second—The standard fruits grown n this county are the finest, of their varieties, inthe world, and find a eady market at remunerative prices. Third—The long summers permit ag of tWOo” and” éven three different rops from the same land in a single eason. : Fouith—There is a ready market for li farm products at remunerative rices. Fifth—There are excellent means of sansportation, the railway penetratag the central portion of the county. . Sixth—There is an abundance of tim. . } er. Seventh—There is an inexhaustible apply of pure water, both for irrigatig and domestic purposes. Eighth—The temperature is mild oth in summer and winter, and is >t subject to sudden changes. Ninth—The climate will compare faorably with that of any other section ' the Pacific Coast, even with ‘the \ost favored, there being no malaria i . { . . ‘ith its resulting chills and fever; no . State. ~ ~) usquitoes, which are such a torture » the flesh in the lower altitudes; no, ind storms, such_as sweep over the indy plains of the southern portion the State ; ne violent winds ; no fogs, hich are characteristic of the Coast vanties, nor floods such as periodiiy sweep over the valley. Tenth—Excelient schools in all secons of the county. Eleventh—The children reared in sis climate and at this altitude above 1e sea, usually acquire better physiil constitutions, with more plump28s and firmness of muscular devel“oment, as well as color and vitality * the blood, than those reared in the alley or even any of the coast counas. With these plain statements of fact, owever, let it be distinctly underood that we do not claim for Nevada punty that it is a paradise on earth, oreven the popular romance of subopical glories ; for the climate,though ealthful and invigorating, and usuily free from extremes, has, like that ’ f all other portions of this coast, “its bad spells” and exceptional freaks. he sky, though asually bright and srenely blue, is sometime overcast ith cloud and storm, and that too at xceptional seasons. The fruits which re both prolific in production and of iperior size and flavor, are yet sub‘~~ et to injury from neglect, and are .metimes affected with blight, or inred by frosts and insect pests, and ur people, even in this ‘glorious cli‘sate’ grow old, and sicken and die; ad yet, notwithstanding these ad‘iigsions, if you or your frends are ‘king a home in a climate which is i ealthful and free from great extremes, ‘1 a land which, with careful cultiva_ion will yield abundant returns, /mopg 2 community where your chilren ean have the benefit of a good jucation, and at the same time aclire a cound constitution and a splenid physical development, then the ets set forth in these coluinns are orthy of serious thought and confe woe enna nnn Split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson’: a tof Cleveland split peas, for sale at . } eente a.package. Try’ ’em—they e : tf Mountain ice. sk cow prepared to deliver Moun 1 Tee in quautities to suit. Orders atthe Ice House on the Plaza or : gh the postoffice té the unwill be promptly attended to. So felt er & Spenceville, North San Juan, French Cor: Nevada county; also in Placer the rotation of crops, and the Lot pc. W. CROSS, rE Co More Persecution. United States Circuit Court, before Judges Sawyer and Subin, over the report of S. ©. Houghton, Master in Chancery, in relation te the contempt of the North Bloomfield Mining Company ‘and the, Milton Mining and Water Company. The controversy arose over a finding in the report eowpanies had not been mining. submittéd. ee Prevaricating. The Marysville Appeal endeavors to convey the idea that there is the best of feeling prevailing between Dr. . Stone, President of the Anti-Debris Association, and John H. Jewett, the leading Director of the Association. A prominent Marysvillian informs us that Jewett passes Stone with silent contempt, when he happens to meet him on the streets. The fact is, as the devil does holy water. $25 Reward. conviction. of the party who broke open the gate of my enclosure on Gold Flat, stule the lock, and let out the hogs. {s22-6t]} Geo. Grnnric. SS Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically pursue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thi; pure and highly accredited stomachic; . is the sole and agreeable condition ot ; the entire removal of the obstinate . forms of dyspepsia, no less ‘than a . telnporary Ht of indigestion. In connection with the use of this: specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of foou which individual experience bas , shown to be difficult of digestion, by . the* stomach sought to be benefited. Each dyspeptic’s past observation oi his digestive capacity should enable him to be his own.guide and mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too general to be suited to particular cases. Bi¥ousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eructatiohs, headache and mental de-pondency, . are umony the commitants of dyspepsla, and we put it toflight by the Bitters. ‘Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860. . j USE JAMES K. BYRNE. BYRNE & CROSS, Attornéys.and Counselors at Law, Rooms 35 to 41 McCreery’s Building, 310 Pine street, San Francisco, Cal. DE. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY. FRED SEARLS. GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, \ JILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHECOURTS State and Federal. —< E. H. GAYLORD. HAMILTON ‘McCORDICK, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Will practice in all of the Courts of the P. F. SIMONDS. c. W. 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Bey and 7 virtue of an Execution isthe Circuit Court of the United States, 9th Sgn, Northern Distric of California, and to me directed and deliveredfor an order lately made and entered in saidCourt, on the 2th day of see A. D., 1887, infavor of Edwards Woodruff and against the Milton Mining and WaterCompany, for the sum of $500 principal in Gold Coin, together with $184.05 costs of suit and interest, I have levied on ali the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and tothe following Property, to-wit: The following Real Estate, Mining and Ditch Property, located on the boundary line of Sie and Nevada Counties, State of Cal., and ih Bridgeport; Bloomfield, and Eureka Townships, Nevada County—‘The Rudyard Reservpir” or “English Dam,” “Bowman's Reservoir,” “Nichols Reservoir,” “Milton Reservoir or Dan,” with all main trunk lines of canals and ditches, with all feeders and branches belonging to the same, together with all the mines, water Ay and privileges inecludsued out o New York Hote WM. 8. RIOHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Broad St., Opposite Theater. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL has lately been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished, mak-, ing it one of the most comfortabie hotels in the mountains. Suites of rooms for families. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO WILL % ing the right to miner’sinches of water FIND THIS HOTEL UNSURPASS of the Sooke Fork at the ew ie River originally owned by the N. i. M. Co., also ED FOR COMFORT AND OONditch from Eureka South, to and including Nichols Keservoir owned and used jointly VENIENCE. by N. B. G. M. Co., and M. M. and W, to., including all mines, houses, pipes, flumes, mills, railway~ tracks, cars, blacksmith shops, hose, siuices, gates, machinery and tools used in working and developing said ditches and mines, with water hts and privileges of every kind aud nature, belonglng tothe said Milton M. and W. Company, and more particularly described ina certain Deed of Conveyance, from said North B. G. M. Co., to the said Milton M. & W.Co., referenceto which is bereby made. Said deeds The Rooms are Light and Airy. 2@Free "Bus to and from all Trains. First-Cl, Bar in ¢ oti " ; Hotel. ee ConRaeIon: Yee being recorded ig’ Book No. 1, page 602 of Deeds, in the offite of the County Recorder of Nevada County, California. : = Notice 1s hereby given that on TUESDAY, the lith day of OCTOBER, A. D., 1887, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, I will sell all the nght, title and interest of said osiilton Mining and Water Company in and to the above described property, orso much thereof as inay be necessary to satisfy Plaintifi’s claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing costs. ‘The Sale will take place at the door of the Court House, in Nevada City; Nevada Co; ——}. Cal, at Public Auction, for Cash in U. 38. Gold Coin in band, to highest and best bidder. . Dated, Nevada City, this 12th’ day of September, A. U., 1887. J. C. FRANKS, U.S: Marshal. By L. B. Hopkins, Deputy, j Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 27,0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER . share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable onand after Sept. 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, -« = « CAL. FRUIT: NDS WANTED. sell lands at reasonable prices are invited MRS.J. NAFFZIGER.: .Proprietress . ' H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY . .-CALIFORNIA § to correspond with OROSETT & CHAPMAN, Real Estate Agents, * TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The housé contains 100 rooms, each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel in the mountaing. equal to it. The tables are supplied with'the best in the market. NICH SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. 628 Sacramente St., San Francisco, Stock Dividend. FFICE OF THE CHAMPION MINING COMPANY, August 27, 1887. Ata meeting of the stockholders of the above named Company, held August 26th, 1887, it was resolved that a Stock Dividend of 24 14shares “. forevery hundred shares of the capital stoek now outstanding be declared. Said stock Free 'Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL Owners desiring to je A Chapter on Clothing 4) <2 as ]-Think the Circumstances Demand. Business Suits, which will speak for themselves when they are done. that is what my ntmerous customers say. o AT THE FAIR. Everybody wishes to look well. nobby new suits to wear should call on me immediately and leave their measures. Winter Suitings. clothing to order any cheaper than THE CHAMPION TAILOR, A EF REIDMAN, Broad St., Opposite Citizens Bank. I am Too Busy to Write Out Such an Advertisement . I*have. in hand; a number of elegant and tasty;-but not too expensive, Fall)

My work is my best recommendation, at least Gentlemen who want I have every tning that is new! and nice in the way of Foreign. and’ Domestic Fall. and No establishment in the State can ‘furnish first-class ©€*EBeehiwe.’? aud Famly Provision Store aT Nw ADA Corry. Tlie Leading Grocer U r. J.J. JACKSON ---------= Proprietor There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be isold at the lowest mariet ratcs. : ae ALSO ON HAND TIE VERY BEST OF WINES AWD EILQVTUORS. JACKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, wae THE CELEBRATED STOCK OF. BOOTS AND ‘SHOES, I OFFER THE SAME AP COST FOR CAST ONS The Stock consists of a full line of Ladies, Misses,’ Children's, Men's and Boys’ BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS Of.the best quality and manufacture. No auction goods in the store. pecans ed SOOT Be dividend will he distributed tie Gifice of the Company, No. 522 Mongomery street, San Francisco. Aug. 29. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. arysyille, daily. a The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. = The . HOUSE FOR SALE. Chicago SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, HARD FIN£ ish, with good well, stable, woodshed, ete.,and conveniently. situated. ¥ Cottage + Orean WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply at the Transcript office. fa242w : Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design,beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental ahd desira ble organs for homes, schools, churehes lodges, societies, ete. Assignee’s Notice. — N the Superior Court, Nevada county, Cal. In the matterof the assignment and estate of L. Hyman, Insolvent. Marcus Levy having filed in this Court his account as assignee for benefit of creditors of said insolvent, and praying that his said account be approved and allowed. It is hereby ordered that Monday, Sept? 5th, 1887, at 10a. m., is hereby fixed forthé settlement of said account, at the courtroom of said Court, Nevada City, Cal. All persons having any claims against the said estate which have not been heretofore allowed are hereby required to present the same. to said Court at the timeso fixed, orthe sdme will be barred. All persons desiring to tile exceptions to said account are required to do so atorbefore the time so fixed for its settlement. E It is further ordered that a copy of this order be publishedinthe Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in Nevada City, Cal., asoftenas the same is published betorethe time so fixed for thesettlement of said account ~ J.M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Thoreton Merzbach & A. Burrows, Attys for Assignee. au24 ESTABLISHED REPUTATION UNEQUALLED FACILITIES SKILLED WORKMEN, BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS eer ee AND PIANO STOOLS Notice for Publication. <= Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. Catalogues and Price Lists on applicatio: FREE. i August 10th, 1887. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE iN following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup ortof his claim, and thyt said proof wi Poe made before Hon. J. M. Walling, Superior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada County, on SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1887, viz : Henry Pilliard of Nevada county, for the Elg of NEY4Z ; SW14 of NEY and NE \4 of SEM Section 8, T. 14, N. R. 8 E. He naines the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and Cultivation of, said land, viz: John Ragsdale, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; August. Combe, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; Michael Higgins, of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Dudley Deadman, of Grass Valley, Nevada CHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —ANDU. S&S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. county. QUES as in Beckman’s Block, aul2 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. J cor. Broad and Fine Sts. Nevada City eases tit ean SASS Plaza Feed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. et te ee ee CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meat _ Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ~ E> Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stes. Ask For It. THE PEOPLE'S “CYCLOPBDIA & THE vighls THE WORLD FOR saad USE! Comprehensive and-compact—58,000 topics. Reliable—400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready—Subscribers not kept Vertag with only a part of a cyclepedia. Really Cheap—Less than half the price of similar works. ¥ * Send to us for specim ages, etc., that you may see for yourself, We call the special atéention of School Trustees, Teachers, etc., to the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Complete in 3 convenient yolumes. Y. Savuvez, Prop. PHILLIPS + HUNT RTH aE 204 Montgomery Street -‘feitable. together with division of profits terest), and gain on Mortality Cost, will the second period of five years. the end of each five years to persistent members. amount of reserve paid-<n his Certificate. February 3d, 1887; proofs 23d, 1887. ary 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 8th, 1887. Home Benerir Lire Assoctration . Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held ment of this amounc,long gratetul therefor. 6th, 1887 ; claim paid May 21st,. 1887. 1887 ;-claim paid May 21st, 1887. April 29th, 1887; proofs of death Watkin R. Price, is this ay most gratefull -eive : 3 i padcestacle By dy g ully received. Such promptnéss is 791, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for expiration of time allowed most gratefully received. First Nationai Bank of Grass V &2= REMEMBER, no more sales will be made.on credit. All persons knowing themselves indebted’ to me will please pay up without delay. John Webber. . Home Benefit Lite Association INCORPORATED 1880. . San Francisco. TREASURER.. PRESIDENT BANK OF CALIFORNIA FRANK C. HAVENS AUDITOR. 6: 555 i353 I. P. ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT.... seas z iss .-L. B. HATCH ‘ BECRETARY >.:..... .A.8. BARNEY a” = This is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutua Insurance Association in California. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. NO MEDICAL FEE. NO ANNUAL DUES. < 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVER ENTIRE COST. , 2 Its Certificates are Definite Contracts for the full amount written therein and are uncontestable and_nonforlessened Cost to Persistent Members. On continuance of the Certiticate in force for thé second period of five years the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest). resulting from lapsed reserves (also with inbé applied toextinguish the cost for Similar. distribution of surplus is made at Cash Surrender wWalue. _ Should the member choose“to surrender his Certificate at the end of the five year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his order, the ful] STATEMENT JULY I, 1887. Total Amount of Claims Paid.. See sgaoee sph cacn 280,500.00 Mortuary Fund, Bank of California.. . Seer cteles y 6,002.85 Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union. . 10,182.45 Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid.c50025 38 ws None. PROMPTWESS IN SETTLEMENT. Jerry Scuoouna, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died filed February 21st, 1887 ;-amount paid February Wo. Kocuy bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2,000, died Februfiled February 14th, 1887; claim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Biciey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, ‘insured for $5,000; claim Gentlemen—I have to thank you for the payment of by my father The paybefore the date due was unex pected,and I ain very Yours very truly, ELLA’T. BIGLEY, Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed -A pril Z. T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death_filed April 6th, Watkin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000; died filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 2 887. . Home Benerir Lire AssocraTion : i Ce en een Gentlemen—Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, Yours very truly ANN PRIC 2 i, By Geo. L. Brander, her Atty. in Fac Sypney M. Van Wyck, Su : : ag Se pt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy N : $10,000.00. Total payments thereon $383.00. Home Benefit Life Association : Pas Rdoeiane, 210y 18, Tuht. Gentlemen: “Your cheek for Ten Thousand Dollars, a nidnth your Association in which to make payment, is Yours respectfully, : : MRS. 8. M. VAN WYCK. HELEN B. VAN WYCK, . at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and before the @@ All assessments will be paid valley Closing Out Sale of Boots and Shoes BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSING OUT MY alley. Columbus Buggies, Can now be purchased in this city. SE PERREYe N= SEAR = * Ie the Best in the Citv. Try It. wa SPERRY’S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the imarket. Sold by the case or package. 7Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. ae Co — . BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —ANDe PIONEER MILLING CQ’sS PATENT : ROLLER FLOUR. apy te Mik, 1000Bares Per. Day _—_— The above named Company have ALE > ROLLER “LOUR MILLS, and guarantee. the’ Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State, ~ 0. C. TORSON, Agent. a PATENT ROLLER FLOUR ! MANUFACTURED BY THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY, AND SOLD BY ALL THE LHADING GROGERS. The aboye Mill has justly earned the right t6 claim that their Flour is the WHRITEST AND BEST Of Any Manufact ired in the State. TO THE LADIES: Give it one trial, and you will then use no other brand. «> Call for it. FRED J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County. VT ere “uer-r eee tala County Carriage and: Wagon Hopository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITry, —. Headquarters for the Millburn, Hollow Axle .Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. > Manager Celebrated FULL VARIETY, CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent ‘ : Carriages, : Phaetons ) HERI Warm days * This evenings will return. Nevada City during the pas “\ The demand is‘on the inere The Derbec ¢ usually well. Some of our very large stoc The contract at the Provider finely. If you want . prices call at t Association, on . . Goods, of al ‘cheaper in Ne town north of . ‘ The Odd Fe r +7 4@ and outside, p pearance since The Sacrame on Saturday e eral hundred c fairest ladies w &The mines ai ing out consid tom mill at th: night and day. The past wee one, and peop for pleasure wi tle down to bus As soon as ( rives here fror descent lights the houses in 1 The Truckee ly for the reorg ~ “601"—a neck: serts that the tramps, jailbir character. * The editor of that his money and he will rei the balance o' make a bigger amount of mon: “ ever seen, read The Board o next session ,ou money to place city and Grass There is more that road than and we’ll bet o et posted as “popping the q our bald-heade bly have reser struction on th: Ju: In yesterday’: that when the ¢ yesterday morn in particular in except to exam books and coun -ious committee: tended to the and re-assem ble at about 3 o’cloc reports. It.wa would be the e business. But they went into fat envelope, do ; important mat Foreman Caspe me who had found Postoffice. Tha important matte tioned as Under been kept quite witnesses. A Go ‘Uncle Gregor Company will , the Nevada Th is said to be the now “6n the ro notices in other Mr. West,-their the funniest cor give them a full and 75 cents. had at Vinton’s ——_ Hay Fever is ing pecular sym. by an inflamed « membrane of t and throat, eff acrid mucus iss is accompanied tion. ‘There ar Sneezing, freque ache, watery Ely’s Cream B; can be depend drugsists; by m: Ely Brothers, [ YY. Book of 100 ps resources of Ne had free by w County Land a Sociation. Cleopatra In her wine, ¢ with her beau But pearls in tl and our modert these if they 1 DONT every day simply smiling white teeth. Hous: “+ A neat cottage family; furnish Enquire of B ' Hill. ScHoo. books: supplies at Carr