September 6, 1887 (4 pages)

one , Woodland, Capay'and Clear Lake Railfoad, * and chiefly in Capay Valley itself, throuzh ‘which the road 4 She Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Sevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San.Juan, French Corral, Sweétland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othet town of Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, at»Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.”’ = Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by . OFFICE: . No, 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. . Prelimiiary Announcement . of the! “Oapay Valley Land Gompany. . Prior to the location of the line of the . the Capay Valley Land Company,.a corporation composed chiefly of the Directors and Officers of the Southern Pacific Company, purchased on the line of the proposed road, . is being extended from Madison in Yolo county—several large bodies of the choicest lands to be found in that beautiful and fertile valley. The construction of the’ Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake Railroad is being pushed with great energy, and will reach very early eompletion. The line of this road passes immediately through the lands owned by the Capay Valley Land Company, which lands will be immediately subdivided inte small tracts, several town sites established and the lands andthe town property placed on the market. ~ Capay Valley is located on the western side of Yolo county, and is one of the most fertile and picturesque valleys on the Pacific Coast. .The lands inthis valley have heretofore been owned in large holdings; the growing of wheat has beentie chief agricultural industry, which, owing to the great rertility of the soil,.the warmth and salubrity of the climate, the heavy annual precipitation of rain, andthe perfect protection which the configuration of the valley affords against the north winds,. has. proven highly profitable, At intervals, however, throlghout the valley, orchards. may be seen,and these experiments in the line of . horticulture have demonstated the full ca. pabilities of the valley for the growth of all . citrus, semi-tropical and temperate fruits. . Orange and lemon trees of most thrifty . growth may be seen in the gardens and _ or. chards. Grapes, apricots, figs,pears,cherriés, . almonds, peaches, and all the other fruits. . to be found im the most favored localities, . > reach here the greatest perfection. The very earliest fruits and vegetables appearingin San Franciscoand other markets are grown in this valley. With respect toearly production, Capay Valley ranks fully with, if not superior tO, the celebrated Vaca and Pleasant Valleys. This fact alone conférs a very high'premium upon the lands to be be offered. The orchardist, vineyardist and gardener of Capay Valley can place ripe fruits and vegetables in the San Francisco and Chicago markets atthe high rate usually obtained for early fruit, and from four to six weeksin advance of nearly every other portion of the State of California. Under . completely analogous eonditions in Vaca Valley, lands have reached a valuation of $600 an acre, and have proven highly profitable investments at that pricé. The lands to be offered by the Capay Valley Land Company are in all respects equal in fertility, and lie under equal climatic advantages with the most favored orchard and garden lands of the S ate. One of the leading objects of the purchase of this land:tyy a syndicate of persons inter~ ested in the success of the raitroad to be constructed was to-secure the subdivision of the land into small holdings, and to pro-. mote the density of settlement. Keeping this object steadily in view, some of the largest and most fertile tracts will be subdivided into ten and twent} acre lots, dnd individuals will be strictly limited to the ownership of a single lot. Town sites will be located as near to the centre of the tracts as may be found convenient or judicious, and the puichesccors of orchard Ui guideu laud iu small tracts will be permitted to purchase not to exceed five lots in the town site plats. In this way it is desizned to establish populous and trriving communities, whose growth and prosperity shall be based upon small holdinzs of very fertile and highly profitable lands. Ten acres of. this fertile land under climatic conditions .so favora‘ble to orchard and garden culture may be made as profitable and responsive to intelligentindustry as 160 or 320 acres of land devoted to the growth of cereals. The very early maturity of fruits and vezetables already alluded to will secure to the cultiva: ‘tor the highest market price, while the road "to be constructed, being under the manage‘ment and control of the owners of the land to be offered, will afford every facility for the shipment of fruits and vezetables, and in every respect promote the success of these enterprises. Geographically, Capay Valley lies. immediately west of the beautiful and thriving city of Woodland, the county seat of Yolo couuty. Itstrendis uorthwest and southeast, having a length of twenty-six miles and an average width ofthree miles. Cache creek is a very considerable stream of water even at its lowest stages, and every piece of land offered is either intersected or washed upon one of its boundaries by this stream of pure cold water. Gardens and orchards miay be brought to the highest stage of perfectiou without irrigation. The annual rain ig abundant for all horticultural purposes, but should irrigation be desired for the purpose of producing more than one crop of vegetables ina single season, or forthe purpose of producing perennial crops, abun dant water facilities; are at hand for that purpose. The line of the Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake Railroad Company is being grad~ ed from Madison, the present terminus of the Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad, westward through the valley, and the road will be equipped and in running order at an early day through its entire length. Itisthe desi,u to offer these lands at rates and upon terms uf payment which will afford the highest encourazement to their actual occupation by a larse and industrious class of people. Surveys for u;wn sites and subdivisions of these large tri:ts »f lands are in progress, and maps of such surveys are in preparation. Owing tothe large 14.4 ber of inquiries concerning the intentiou—>:!—1.¢ CapayValley Land Company regardin; these lands, this preliminary. announcement has been deemed necessary. For further particulars and for maps and desec’iptive circulars, or for immediate information, inquiry is directed. to WM. H. MILLS,Land Agent Central Pacific Raijroad Company, corner Fourth and Townsend streets, San Francisco. TimoTHY Hopkins, Presiden t, F. 8. Douty, Secretary, ‘ Capay Valley Land Coimpany. fan Francisco Sept 1, 1887.-s6-6t Like the Perfume Waited From beds of. flowers is the breath that has been rendered agreeably odorous with POZODONT, which communicates to the teeth a marble whiteness, and to the zums a roseate tint. Use it, and beautify your mouth. Cheap, but First-class. : > Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackpon’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. : Sea Everything else in proportion. Best place in town to trade. ~ Scuoon books and all kinds of school a2-tt ‘supplies at Carr Bros. ARKIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. 1 Pel 2 Mrs. J. Naffziger ~ .Proprietress September 3. J. M. Thomas, Grass'Valley, W. D. Harris, o George Lord, do Harry Seymour, city, A. Smith, Truckee, B. Blank, San Francisco, Mrs. H. G. Parsons, San Francisco, Win. Watson, Marblehead, iL, Mrs. A. L, Woudruff, Sorta Columbia, Miss Lou Woodruff, do Wm. Willoughby, Grass Valley, “Frank ED Merrill; Peon Vailey, W. M. Miller, Marysville, J.4, Ott, city, ‘ Thos. J. Veach; San Prancisco, F. W. Clements. do L Voss, Voss Mill, \A. G. Porter, city, Oliver Ragen, Willow Valley, G. E. Kiley, Grass Valley,Dr. Holdswortao, Washington, Kk G. Howard, Uregon House. September 4, 1887. E. A. Thompkins, city, Fred Guild, do C. L. Beckwith, do J. Anderson, do @ G. Uzalii, do J. Hamiiton, doJ. W. Greeniawy Sacramento, A. G, Porter, Siskiyou Lo., A. L. Hinds, Vakland, E. J. Forester, Chico, Chas. Hill, do W. J. Ricaurdson, Lincoln, Geo. Kichardsun, do J. P. Cuohway, city, W. F. Good, san Francisco, C, 8. Conan, Sacramento, iL. Weber, ao 8, W. Kuox, Cleveland, Ohia, EK WD. Giles, & ia, Lopeka,; Kansas, E. W. Koberts, or., Vukland, a4 A M. bates, San rranciscy, * Falkoer, Stockton, sips . VD. E. Murgan & family, ‘city, Miss MKickurd, do J. J. Ott, ‘do H. Seymour, do J. G. ttartwell & family, do Dr, E. W. Charles & fa., do Geo. B. Jobnson, do Jas. Cairns, do T. J. Nolan, Railroad. $2 Geo ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL. RECTOR BROS. -Proprictors Séptem ber 3. C. Cleveland, city, H. Gaylord, do RK. Scott, do C. L. Barlow, do Wm. Hamilton, San Francisco, C, P, Loughridge, city, E. Charonnat, do Geo. ‘racy, Grass, Valley, H. De-La Montanga, San Francisco, A. Della Cusa, do 5. G, Howard, Oregon House, Isaac Stern, Marysville, D. Buckiey, Eureka South, D. Tuttle, San Juan, W. Hoehner, San Jose, Joe Brady, Nebraska City, A. KReyeer, Philadelphia, M. G. Nixon, Washington, 8. Spencer, San Juan, E. P. Bates, Pike city, A. Westall, Scales, L. Buast, Forest City, Felix Laricheliere San Francisco, T.C. Randall, Kock Creek, L, Irvine, Pike City, W. J. Jennings, General Grant mine, L. Mullen, Union Hill, September 4, 1887. Frank Sacks, San Juan, H. J. Wiight, Joliet, Ll, Mrs. Lawson, Grass Valley, C. kh. Fulweiler, Sacramento, W. B. Vineyatd, Soda Springs, Geo. A. Treat, d George Boole, J. Messenger, oO San Francisco, do C. H. Dexter, do A. Le Fort, do H. G. Reginer, do Geo. Jacobs, city, W. R.-Acock, Sacramento, L. P. Cuno, do Jas. Halsapple, do C. F. Webber, do C. Wilson, do . Wesley Mofs, do ~ Jas. Leonagd, . do Bert Cavailiugh, do. Webster-srady Co., New York, Wm. A. Brady, Geo. P. Webster, W.-H. West, Harry Elmer, Joha Mullery, Alex vets fy Miss C. Tittel, Miss M. Tittel, Mrs 'M. Tittel, Miss M. Marshall, . George Y. Stevens, D. Divyer, San Francisco, C. Stronson, do Joe Giveomini, do Miss N. Palmer, do A. W. Clindinin, do J. H. Carter & wife, city, Edwin Tilley, do L. Mullen, city, L. Baxlow, do Miss Douglas, Downieville, Cal Democrat, Sau Francisco, J. H. Byrne & wife, city, C. E. Mulloy & family, do W. G. Eddy, Batavia, New York, Mrs. Stanley Eddy & family, city, A. H. Eddy, do George Shaw & wife, G. W. Gordon, Spenceville, J. Jennings, city. . Se ee “4dvertised Letters. The following is a_ list of letters remaining in the Posto‘fice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 3, 1487. Any. person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised”’: Baker, Miss Kittie Bennett, Wm. A. Beard, George Brodt, Ephriam Bronz, John Davis, Levi, Flyn, John } Foote, L. H. Grose, James, Harris, J. B. Hahn, Mrs, C. M. Hoffman, Mrs M. Jones, H. . Mann,T W. Mitehell, Oliver McClosky, Bridget Mackenbridge, J. McDermoth, Jas. Robinson, Charles Smith, Otis . Stevens, Thomas Statts, Mrs. 8. K —2 Ben Kee Wing Wo : FOREIGN Ginlarti, Francises Gannon, Richard J. ? INSOLVENT’ NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of G. R. Stockwell), an Insolvent Debtor. G. R. Stockwell, having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory im insolvency, by which it. appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the said G. R. Stockwell is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and persowul, of the said G. KR. Stockwell, debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from execution,and of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account and papers, and to keep the same safely untilthe appointment of an assignee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay any debts tothe said insolvent, or to deliyer any property belonging to-him, or-to—any erson, firm, or corporation, or association or hisuse. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order ef this Court, except as herein ordered. It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and SPOOL before the Hon. -M. Walling, Judge ef the Superior Court, of the said County of Nevada, in open Court. of the Courtroom of said Court, in the City of? the Third any of October, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. M, of that day,to prove theirdebts, and choose one or more assignees of the es-, tate of said debtor. : 4 It is further ordered thatthe order be published in, the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper of general cireulation; published in the said county of Nevada, as often as the said paper is published, before the said day set for the meeting of ereditors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said Insolvent be stayed. Dated August 22, 1887. J.M.WALLING, Judge of Superior Court, : Nevada county, California, Attest :-F. G. Beatty, Clerk: W. P. Sowden, Atty for Insolvent. au23 Stock Dividend, yFFICE 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 «4 14shares forevery hundred shares of the capital stock now outstanding be declared. Said stock dividend will be distributed immediately at the otficd Of the Company, No. 524 Mongomery street, San Fraucisco. Aug. 29. THEO, WELZEL, Secretary. Nevada, County of Nevada, California, on \-fm } Home Benefit Life Association INCORPORATED. 1880. 204 Montgomery Street , + San Francisco. TREASURER .BANK OF CALIFORNIA 4 PRESIDENT. Sead lee ne tas ahen nero Ss FRANK C. HAVENS AUDITOR .u-... I. Bg ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT.. Bar ae rea: L. B. HATCH . BECRETARY oi. s.ceecepcee ee hogeset “.A. 8¢ BARNEYThis is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutua Insurance Association in California. _ NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. ‘ NO ANNUAL DUES. 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVER ENTIRE COST. &@ Its Certificates are"Definite Contracts for ‘the ‘full amount written therein:and are unéontestable and nonforfeitable. aera bs NO MEDICAL FEE. Lessened Cost to Persistent Members, On continuance of the Certiticate in force for the second period of five years, the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest), together with division of*profits resulting from lapsed reserves (also with~“in= . terest), and gain on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extinguish the cost for the-seeond period of five years. Similar-distribution-of surplus is made at the end of each five years to persistent members. Cash Surrender Value. Should the'member ¢hoose to surrender his Certificate at the end of the tive year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his order,. the ful) amount of reserve paid cn his Certificate. : STATEMENT JULY. I, Total Amount of Claims Paid.. Mortuary Fund, Bank of California.. rae Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union. Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid PROMPTNESS IN SETTLEMENT. JeRRY ScHoULinG, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 18873; amount paid February 23d, 1887. Wa. Kotu, bookkeeper Bank’ ot California, insured for $2,000, died: February 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 14th, 1887; ciaim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Bia.ey, Shipwright, of San Frincisco, insured for $5,000; claim filed February 8th, 1887. Wome Benerit Lire Association . Gentlemen—I have Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate ment of this amount long before the date due was unexpected, and I am very grateful therefor. Yours very truly, ELLA T. BIGLEY. Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Z.T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Warkin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured: for $5,000; died April 29th,,18875 proofs of death filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 21st, 1887.4. Home Benerit Lire AssocraTIon : Gentlemen—Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life-of my son, Watkin R. Price, isthis day most gratefully received. Such promptness is commendable. Yours'very truly, ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. Brander, ber Atty. in Fact. Sypney M. Van Wyck, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy No. 791, issued Sept. 6,-1882, for $10,000.00. . Total payments thereon $383.00. : San Francisco, July 19, 1887. 1287. , $280,500.00 6,002.85 10,182.45 None. to thank you for the payment of held by my father. The payHome Benefit Life Association : ‘ : Gentlemen: . 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one , Woodland, Capay'and Clear Lake Railfoad, * and chiefly in Capay Valley itself, throuzh ‘which the road 4 She Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Sevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San.Juan, French Corral, Sweétland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othet town of Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, at»Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.”’ = Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by . OFFICE: . No, 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. . Prelimiiary Announcement . of the! “Oapay Valley Land Gompany. . Prior to the location of the line of the . the Capay Valley Land Company,.a corporation composed chiefly of the Directors and Officers of the Southern Pacific Company, purchased on the line of the proposed road, . is being extended from Madison in Yolo county—several large bodies of the choicest lands to be found in that beautiful and fertile valley. The construction of the’ Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake Railroad is being pushed with great energy, and will reach very early eompletion. The line of this road passes immediately through the lands owned by the Capay Valley Land Company, which lands will be immediately subdivided inte small tracts, several town sites established and the lands andthe town property placed on the market. ~ Capay Valley is located on the western side of Yolo county, and is one of the most fertile and picturesque valleys on the Pacific Coast. .The lands inthis valley have heretofore been owned in large holdings; the growing of wheat has beentie chief agricultural industry, which, owing to the great rertility of the soil,.the warmth and salubrity of the climate, the heavy annual precipitation of rain, andthe perfect protection which the configuration of the valley affords against the north winds,. has. proven highly profitable, At intervals, however, throlghout the valley, orchards. may be seen,and these experiments in the line of . horticulture have demonstated the full ca. pabilities of the valley for the growth of all . citrus, semi-tropical and temperate fruits. . Orange and lemon trees of most thrifty . growth may be seen in the gardens and _ or. chards. Grapes, apricots, figs,pears,cherriés, . almonds, peaches, and all the other fruits. . to be found im the most favored localities, . > reach here the greatest perfection. The very earliest fruits and vegetables appearingin San Franciscoand other markets are grown in this valley. With respect toearly production, Capay Valley ranks fully with, if not superior tO, the celebrated Vaca and Pleasant Valleys. This fact alone conférs a very high'premium upon the lands to be be offered. The orchardist, vineyardist and gardener of Capay Valley can place ripe fruits and vegetables in the San Francisco and Chicago markets atthe high rate usually obtained for early fruit, and from four to six weeksin advance of nearly every other portion of the State of California. Under . completely analogous eonditions in Vaca Valley, lands have reached a valuation of $600 an acre, and have proven highly profitable investments at that pricé. The lands to be offered by the Capay Valley Land Company are in all respects equal in fertility, and lie under equal climatic advantages with the most favored orchard and garden lands of the S ate. One of the leading objects of the purchase of this land:tyy a syndicate of persons inter~ ested in the success of the raitroad to be constructed was to-secure the subdivision of the land into small holdings, and to pro-. mote the density of settlement. Keeping this object steadily in view, some of the largest and most fertile tracts will be subdivided into ten and twent} acre lots, dnd individuals will be strictly limited to the ownership of a single lot. Town sites will be located as near to the centre of the tracts as may be found convenient or judicious, and the puichesccors of orchard Ui guideu laud iu small tracts will be permitted to purchase not to exceed five lots in the town site plats. In this way it is desizned to establish populous and trriving communities, whose growth and prosperity shall be based upon small holdinzs of very fertile and highly profitable lands. Ten acres of. this fertile land under climatic conditions .so favora‘ble to orchard and garden culture may be made as profitable and responsive to intelligentindustry as 160 or 320 acres of land devoted to the growth of cereals. The very early maturity of fruits and vezetables already alluded to will secure to the cultiva: ‘tor the highest market price, while the road "to be constructed, being under the manage‘ment and control of the owners of the land to be offered, will afford every facility for the shipment of fruits and vezetables, and in every respect promote the success of these enterprises. Geographically, Capay Valley lies. immediately west of the beautiful and thriving city of Woodland, the county seat of Yolo couuty. Itstrendis uorthwest and southeast, having a length of twenty-six miles and an average width ofthree miles. Cache creek is a very considerable stream of water even at its lowest stages, and every piece of land offered is either intersected or washed upon one of its boundaries by this stream of pure cold water. Gardens and orchards miay be brought to the highest stage of perfectiou without irrigation. The annual rain ig abundant for all horticultural purposes, but should irrigation be desired for the purpose of producing more than one crop of vegetables ina single season, or forthe purpose of producing perennial crops, abun dant water facilities; are at hand for that purpose. The line of the Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake Railroad Company is being grad~ ed from Madison, the present terminus of the Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad, westward through the valley, and the road will be equipped and in running order at an early day through its entire length. Itisthe desi,u to offer these lands at rates and upon terms uf payment which will afford the highest encourazement to their actual occupation by a larse and industrious class of people. Surveys for u;wn sites and subdivisions of these large tri:ts »f lands are in progress, and maps of such surveys are in preparation. Owing tothe large 14.4 ber of inquiries concerning the intentiou—>:!—1.¢ CapayValley Land Company regardin; these lands, this preliminary. announcement has been deemed necessary. For further particulars and for maps and desec’iptive circulars, or for immediate information, inquiry is directed. to WM. H. MILLS,Land Agent Central Pacific Raijroad Company, corner Fourth and Townsend streets, San Francisco. TimoTHY Hopkins, Presiden t, F. 8. Douty, Secretary, ‘ Capay Valley Land Coimpany. fan Francisco Sept 1, 1887.-s6-6t Like the Perfume Waited From beds of. flowers is the breath that has been rendered agreeably odorous with POZODONT, which communicates to the teeth a marble whiteness, and to the zums a roseate tint. Use it, and beautify your mouth. Cheap, but First-class. : > Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackpon’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. : Sea Everything else in proportion. Best place in town to trade. ~ Scuoon books and all kinds of school a2-tt ‘supplies at Carr Bros. ARKIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. 1 Pel 2 Mrs. J. Naffziger ~ .Proprietress September 3. J. M. Thomas, Grass'Valley, W. D. Harris, o George Lord, do Harry Seymour, city, A. Smith, Truckee, B. Blank, San Francisco, Mrs. H. G. Parsons, San Francisco, Win. Watson, Marblehead, iL, Mrs. A. L, Woudruff, Sorta Columbia, Miss Lou Woodruff, do Wm. Willoughby, Grass Valley, “Frank ED Merrill; Peon Vailey, W. M. Miller, Marysville, J.4, Ott, city, ‘ Thos. J. Veach; San Prancisco, F. W. Clements. do L Voss, Voss Mill, \A. G. Porter, city, Oliver Ragen, Willow Valley, G. E. Kiley, Grass Valley,Dr. Holdswortao, Washington, Kk G. Howard, Uregon House. September 4, 1887. E. A. Thompkins, city, Fred Guild, do C. L. Beckwith, do J. Anderson, do @ G. Uzalii, do J. Hamiiton, doJ. W. Greeniawy Sacramento, A. G, Porter, Siskiyou Lo., A. L. Hinds, Vakland, E. J. Forester, Chico, Chas. Hill, do W. J. Ricaurdson, Lincoln, Geo. Kichardsun, do J. P. Cuohway, city, W. F. Good, san Francisco, C, 8. Conan, Sacramento, iL. Weber, ao 8, W. Kuox, Cleveland, Ohia, EK WD. Giles, & ia, Lopeka,; Kansas, E. W. Koberts, or., Vukland, a4 A M. bates, San rranciscy, * Falkoer, Stockton, sips . VD. E. Murgan & family, ‘city, Miss MKickurd, do J. J. Ott, ‘do H. Seymour, do J. G. ttartwell & family, do Dr, E. W. Charles & fa., do Geo. B. Jobnson, do Jas. Cairns, do T. J. Nolan, Railroad. $2 Geo ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL. RECTOR BROS. -Proprictors Séptem ber 3. C. Cleveland, city, H. Gaylord, do RK. Scott, do C. L. Barlow, do Wm. Hamilton, San Francisco, C, P, Loughridge, city, E. Charonnat, do Geo. ‘racy, Grass, Valley, H. De-La Montanga, San Francisco, A. Della Cusa, do 5. G, Howard, Oregon House, Isaac Stern, Marysville, D. Buckiey, Eureka South, D. Tuttle, San Juan, W. Hoehner, San Jose, Joe Brady, Nebraska City, A. KReyeer, Philadelphia, M. G. Nixon, Washington, 8. Spencer, San Juan, E. P. Bates, Pike city, A. Westall, Scales, L. Buast, Forest City, Felix Laricheliere San Francisco, T.C. Randall, Kock Creek, L, Irvine, Pike City, W. J. Jennings, General Grant mine, L. Mullen, Union Hill, September 4, 1887. Frank Sacks, San Juan, H. J. Wiight, Joliet, Ll, Mrs. Lawson, Grass Valley, C. kh. Fulweiler, Sacramento, W. B. Vineyatd, Soda Springs, Geo. A. Treat, d George Boole, J. Messenger, oO San Francisco, do C. H. Dexter, do A. Le Fort, do H. G. Reginer, do Geo. Jacobs, city, W. R.-Acock, Sacramento, L. P. Cuno, do Jas. Halsapple, do C. F. Webber, do C. Wilson, do . Wesley Mofs, do ~ Jas. Leonagd, . do Bert Cavailiugh, do. Webster-srady Co., New York, Wm. A. Brady, Geo. P. Webster, W.-H. West, Harry Elmer, Joha Mullery, Alex vets fy Miss C. Tittel, Miss M. Tittel, Mrs 'M. Tittel, Miss M. Marshall, . George Y. Stevens, D. Divyer, San Francisco, C. Stronson, do Joe Giveomini, do Miss N. Palmer, do A. W. Clindinin, do J. H. Carter & wife, city, Edwin Tilley, do L. Mullen, city, L. Baxlow, do Miss Douglas, Downieville, Cal Democrat, Sau Francisco, J. H. Byrne & wife, city, C. E. Mulloy & family, do W. G. Eddy, Batavia, New York, Mrs. Stanley Eddy & family, city, A. H. Eddy, do George Shaw & wife, G. W. Gordon, Spenceville, J. Jennings, city. . Se ee “4dvertised Letters. The following is a_ list of letters remaining in the Posto‘fice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 3, 1487. Any. person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised”’: Baker, Miss Kittie Bennett, Wm. A. Beard, George Brodt, Ephriam Bronz, John Davis, Levi, Flyn, John } Foote, L. H. Grose, James, Harris, J. B. Hahn, Mrs, C. M. Hoffman, Mrs M. Jones, H. . Mann,T W. Mitehell, Oliver McClosky, Bridget Mackenbridge, J. McDermoth, Jas. Robinson, Charles Smith, Otis . Stevens, Thomas Statts, Mrs. 8. K —2 Ben Kee Wing Wo : FOREIGN Ginlarti, Francises Gannon, Richard J. ? INSOLVENT’ NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of G. R. Stockwell), an Insolvent Debtor. G. R. Stockwell, having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory im insolvency, by which it. appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the said G. R. Stockwell is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and persowul, of the said G. KR. Stockwell, debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from execution,and of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account and papers, and to keep the same safely untilthe appointment of an assignee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay any debts tothe said insolvent, or to deliyer any property belonging to-him, or-to—any erson, firm, or corporation, or association or hisuse. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order ef this Court, except as herein ordered. It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and SPOOL before the Hon. -M. Walling, Judge ef the Superior Court, of the said County of Nevada, in open Court. of the Courtroom of said Court, in the City of? the Third any of October, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. M, of that day,to prove theirdebts, and choose one or more assignees of the es-, tate of said debtor. : 4 It is further ordered thatthe order be published in, the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper of general cireulation; published in the said county of Nevada, as often as the said paper is published, before the said day set for the meeting of ereditors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said Insolvent be stayed. Dated August 22, 1887. J.M.WALLING, Judge of Superior Court, : Nevada county, California, Attest :-F. G. Beatty, Clerk: W. P. Sowden, Atty for Insolvent. au23 Stock Dividend, yFFICE 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 «4 14shares forevery hundred shares of the capital stock now outstanding be declared. Said stock dividend will be distributed immediately at the otficd Of the Company, No. 524 Mongomery street, San Fraucisco. Aug. 29. THEO, WELZEL, Secretary. Nevada, County of Nevada, California, on \-fm } Home Benefit Life Association INCORPORATED. 1880. 204 Montgomery Street , + San Francisco. TREASURER ..BANK OF CALIFORNIA 4 PRESIDENT. Sead lee ne tas ahen nero Ss FRANK C. HAVENS AUDITOR .u-...... I. Bg ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT.... Bar ae rea: L. B. HATCH . BECRETARY oi. s.ceecepcee ee hogeset “..A. 8¢ BARNEYThis is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutua Insurance Association in California. _ NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. ‘ NO ANNUAL DUES. 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVER ENTIRE COST. &@ Its Certificates are"Definite Contracts for ‘the ‘full amount written therein:and are unéontestable and nonforfeitable. aera bs NO MEDICAL FEE. Lessened Cost to Persistent Members, On continuance of the Certiticate in force for the second period of five years, the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest),

together with division of*profits resulting from lapsed reserves (also with~“in= . terest), and gain on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extinguish the cost for the-seeond period of five years. Similar-distribution-of surplus is made at the end of each five years to persistent members. Cash Surrender Value. Should the'member ¢hoose to surrender his Certificate at the end of the tive year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his order,. the ful) amount of reserve paid cn his Certificate. : STATEMENT JULY. I, Total Amount of Claims Paid... Mortuary Fund, Bank of California... rae Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union.. Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid PROMPTNESS IN SETTLEMENT. JeRRY ScHoULinG, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 18873; amount paid February 23d, 1887. Wa. Kotu, bookkeeper Bank’ ot California, insured for $2,000, died: February 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 14th, 1887; ciaim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Bia.ey, Shipwright, of San Frincisco, insured for $5,000; claim filed February 8th, 1887. Wome Benerit Lire Association . Gentlemen—I have Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate ment of this amount long before the date due was unexpected, and I am very grateful therefor. Yours very truly, ELLA T. BIGLEY. Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Z.T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Warkin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured: for $5,000; died April 29th,,18875 proofs of death filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 21st, 1887.4. Home Benerit Lire AssocraTIon : Gentlemen—Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life-of my son, Watkin R. Price, isthis day most gratefully received. Such promptness is commendable. Yours'very truly, ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. Brander, ber Atty. in Fact. Sypney M. Van Wyck, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy No. 791, issued Sept. 6,-1882, for $10,000.00. . Total payments thereon $383.00. : San Francisco, July 19, 1887. 1287. , $280,500.00 6,002.85 10,182.45 None. to thank you for the payment of held by my father. The payHome Benefit Life Association : ‘ : Gentlemen: . Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a month before the expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make payment, is most gratefully received, Yours respectfully, t mis MRS. S.M. VAN WYCK. ~ oy) ep i eaten ping HELEN BB. VAN-WYCK. (O@At\-assessments will be-paid at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and First Nationa: Bank of Grass Valley. The Leading Grocery and Family Provision Store ‘d 3. J. JACKSON --+-+-+-+-+-+-Proprietor There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be » sold at the lowest market rates. ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF WiIinNES AND TBI QUVUO RS. J. J. JAOKSON. 18 and 20 Commercial Street. The HOUSE FOR SALE. af SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, HARD. FINd ish, with good well, stable, woodshed, etc.,and conveniently situated. ° . Chicago Cottage WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. . ; Orean Apply at the Transcript office. fa2s2w Has attained astandard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inyentive genius, skill and money: can produce. These excellént 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 and desita ble-organs for homes, schools, churches lodges, societies, ete. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, « = =e CAL. 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NaFFZIGER, Proprietress. H. G. Pagsons, Busitiess Manager. \, The Daily Transcript, Nevada City, California, Tuesday, September 6, 1887. : ‘Closing Out Sale of Boots and Shoes A Chapter on Clothing a) U S an Advertisement I am Too Busy to Write Out Such I have in hand as I’ Think the'Circumstances Demand. Business Suits, which will speak for themselves when they are done. My workis my best recommendation, at least that is what my numerous customers say. _ AT THE FAIR. Everybody wishes. to look well: Gentlemen who want nobby new suits to wear should éall on me immediately and leave their measures. I have every tning that is new ‘and nice in the way of Foreign” and Domestic Fall and Winter Suitings. No establishment in the State can clothing to order any cheaper than furnish first-class * . “THE CHAMPION TAILOR, A. EF REIDMAN, Broad S@, Opposite Citizens Bank. BEING DESIROUS .OF CLOSING OUT MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, I OFEER THE SAME AT COST, POR CASI ONLY ChilThe Stock consists of a full line of Ladies, Misses,’ dren's, Men’s and Boys’ : BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS Of the best quality and manufacture. No auction goods in the store. credit. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please pay up withoutdelay., .” : ova: iy aten TM VJohrn webber. WA aeaiece aaee” ila, © That while every oné else is crying “dull times,” our business shows a gratifying increase ?. In fact we,have sold more goods this Spring than in any of she ten years We believe the sincewve commenced. reason is because it is known that we live up to our motto of GOOD GOODS, LATEST STYLES, . owzest prices, And Everything as represented. Flowers worth $1 and $2—your choice for 50 cents. 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