April 13, 1895 (4 pages)

pea omg Ss s 1 ft 1 c 4 9 Ez ho ac es lis in pa Ve! pennant Alara i e E aEEO > ES Fe ‘ Dr. Gibbons’ Dispensar; Corner Commercial oldest in California. : should not fail to call upon him. has traveled extensively. in spected thoroughly the varie obtaining a grea whieh he js competent to jmpart to those ip need of his services. Seminal Emmissions, the ¢. neequence of seli abuse. indulgence, 15 practiced by tt sexes to at with unerring ¢ ertainty the morbid sym ptonis un tific medical mewscr & E : ? nance, dark spots under the eyes, ‘ head, ringing In the ears noise like the rustting . it} e (as ey) of leaves and the , ness about loins, fused vison, § junted dence dificence to‘shun society, loss of memory, hectic biushes; imples and various eruptions about Ure face; urred tongue fetid breath, coughs, cone) FO THE UNFORTUN TES — Ch It co No. 623 Kearney Street, genius San Francisco Established in [854 fo the treatment ofSexus and Seminsl Diseases, such as Gonorrhes Gleet, Stricture, Sypbilis, in all its forms, Seminal Weskneéss,impotency, ett. Skin Dis Ss) eases of years’ standing e an? ( leerated Leg suc * cessfully treated, x pr. Gibbon. has prac: ticed over thirty yeart ee in San Francisco anc ‘Sau, his Dispensary is the TH INTT The sick and afflicted the doctor Europe, and in us hospitals there. tdesl of valuable information SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Cc This sol.tary vice, OF depraviug sexua) he young of both n almost unlimited extent, producing fallowing train of less combatted by scienviz Sallow countepain in the rattiing of cheriots, uneasi weukuess of t8 = limbs, con intellect, oss of confi in approachir ¢ strangers, &7 slike to form new acquaintances, dispositie® Cosst, the Sandwich islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panains, Valpariso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Austrauiian Colouies, the Eestern Btutes-aud Europe. b « . Files of uearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coust are, kept couubntly eu hand,and ali advertisers are allowed free access tothem during business hours. L. DoucLAS S OE 1S THE BEST. FIT FOR.A KING. $5, CORDOVAN, . FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF. 9545350 Fine CALF &KANGAROO. $3.59 POLICE,3 SOLES. = *» EXTRA FINEa 1ES°* $272 2.91.75. ; bs3-"" Best pont, e SEND FOR CATALOGUE npn -L.DOUGLAS Ls pags BROCKTON] 1455S. Over Onc Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes Allour shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. They equal custom shoes in style and fit. Their wearing qualities are ungurpassedThe prices are uniform,---stamped on sole. From $1 to 53 saved over other makes. __ If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by JOHN DELBRIDGE, Agent. ne Citation. UNiItTep STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacrameute, Cal., April 3, 1895. NOTICE js hereby € a Quartz Mine, Patrick ‘ Kitts, Seven Thirty Low: Compiny, Kilmer Sanford, A. F Donnirgton N. phingle, A. n, A. Hartung, ¥ F. Tobias, De er Mine, J wcob Bachtel, Uriah Bachiel, Gay lord and Searls, Farley and Little, W H. Ki 2, J cho Kistle, HW. Moore, D. A. Rich, Caine Placer Mine, Nichols, Robert Cryer, Ole Heigerson, © Brown, Andrew Larson, Nelson Johnson,an’ all whom it may concern. WHEREAS, By his letter “‘N” of January al 1895, the © mmissioner 6 the Gene-al Land ¢ tiee directed tliat » hearing be ordered to asc tain th+ character for minerals of the here after described jand, in order to whether patents shoull issue, conveying t yen [0 game to the Central Pacific Railroad CO npalty ; = ae and the Commissioner, 10 his letter, alowed Election Proclamation. the said company» sixty days within w hich to : ee OTe RaAE " Po Ene said company having, Ts Electors of the Corporation of the-Ci ¥ within. the time alowed, filed. its application of Nevada are hereby notified than an Ele:: p tion will be held in Nevada City on Hag attaieed a standard of excellence whichadmits of no superior. ur These excehent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick combination, artistic des’ perfect construetion, ma tractive, ornamental tomes, sehools, churches, sai ESABLISHED REPUTATIO \ UNEQUALLED Catalogues and Price Lista on application Chieago Cottage Organ Co. — . the whole of deceden ‘sg interest in the Relief the Phoenix Hennessy, C. W G. . ceased, George W. Weeks, determine JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. ordered that a hewring be . THE . icago Cottage Organ ntains every improvement that inventiv: , skill and money can produce. reeponss variety © n, beauty in finvsh ng them the tmooat atand desirable omeus for jeties, etc. FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, ‘ BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIs E POPULAR ORGAN. ANO STOOLS RUCTION BOOKS ANT ——— SZ AY & MORRI Semi-Annual Report —oF THE— ITIZENS BA NEVADA Cl LY, : a ved from patronizing the It is not over two minute The Union Hotel is conven the City. This Hotel is furnished throughout’ w CALIFORNIA, Free Baths for the guests. wing Its Financial Condition on the First Day of January, 1895. There are 100 : a vada City »n except $7,000 worth of bonds ou depo it in te First National Bank at Sao Fr: cisco, and $20, og of bonus 6 epee ee = SaKone peal. oO . A NORTHWAY North America in the yof New York. Th . . ’ oe ‘i eae real estate securities are all located in th vada City, will be open for the bow! 10, cen eet county of Nevada, except $4,500, located’ in th Proprietors. transac tion of busine 56 ; power 25 cents ——SS TTT ——————————— Sec. 50. say offices, 2) cents. Attention of the traveling public is called to the and solicit a share of the public patronage. PHWEVADA LIT Ss, LEADING HOTEL IN NEVADA corres The Wester Union Telegraph Offic Rooms in the House and following special @ is in the Union Hotel. — s’ walk to the Post Office and Express Offices. ient to Business Houses; peing in-the-heart of atieys or thorough fares. ze Electric and Gas Lights. ARTHUR W. MORRIS, . °* down pip the same operate t tents of pipes or same in with tra essary € ways or said Gas and sai Proprietors. advan tages to be ‘ = a Franchi . done to tees. as in an paving, Ther Work within this © dark room. All are . yearsf county of Piacer. The real estate is all situate in the county of Nevada, State of California. K. M. PRESTON, President. Dp. KE. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and 8° bscribed before me, & otary Public,-in and for the county of Nevada this 7th day of Jamuary, 1895. (SEAL) FRED SEARLS, ’ Notary Public: The capital stock and paid-up capital of the Citizens Ba k is as foliows: M Whole number of ae gees 2,000 Number of shares sabseribe 2 000 ; $50,000 Before Using CupideneCapital paid in coin . Undiviaed profits * ene $22,149 44 Amount paid in coin per share 25 00 E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn ana subscribed before me this seventh day of January, 1895. {SEAL . FRED. SEARLS, Notary Public, Nevada Co., Ca Lost MANHOOD Order to Show Cause. — ; _ HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING. DEBILITY, N : BUPER COURT OF NEVAD ‘ : axa . ee ee OR i F NEVADA. pIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY, . DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH D. ROGEKS, deceased. : Order to show Cause why Order of Sale of Mining Real Est+te should not be made. It appearing to this Court, by the petition this duy presente and filed by Charles Hegarty, the administrator of the estate of Joseph D. Rogers, deceased, praying for an order of sale of mining interests, that it ia necessary to rell SEXUAL apparatus 4s dependent. Hill Blue Gravel Mining Claim, situated in Kelief Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Cali{ rnia, being an undivided 5-32 iuterest or portion in said mine, to pay the debts, expenses avd charges of administration; and it is for the best inter sts of said estate that said mine be soid, under the provisions of law relating to the summary sale of mining property eT interests held by ¢s ates of dece ‘ents. It is therefore ordered by this Co art that all intere ted in the estate of said deappear before this Court on Mond PA er. ihe 6th day of May, A. D.,1895, at 10 o'clock in L. the forenoon of paid dsy, at the Court room of 8, . this Court, at the Court House. io Nevada City, E. . Nevada County, to show cause why an order ° per cent, are troubled with A written guarantee to re of six boxes. i ’. . persons Cal. NHOO This Vege Nervousness or Diseases~of the Generative Organs, The reason why sufferers are not o PROSTA remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. ' fund the money if a permanent cure is not eflected by the use x5 —BY— U:P:L:D:E:N:E table Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, _——0o—— CURES WHERE EVERYTH go The Doctor has discovered the active prin One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Address all mail orders to DAVOL or sale in Nevala City by CARR BROS. D RESTORED MEDICINE CO., P. After Using Cupidene SLEEPLESSNESS ING ELSE FAILS. ciple on which the vitality of the ured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 TITIS, for which. CUPIDENE is the only known ©. Box 2076, San Francisco, K. . ghould not be graated to the gaid adininistrator 7, )eoowelL the interest of anid deceased ip said to . nine at public or private sate as the administratar shall judge most beneficial tor the estate. st, . And that a copy of this order be published at f . least four succes-ive weeks in the Nevada City ef . DarLy. TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper printed and in. published iv said county. READ he} pated April 3rd, 1895. si Saar therefor, it is now had before the undersigned, vt the United Monday, May oth, 1895, States Land Office in, Sacrimyiio California, . po electthe following named officers: on Friday, the ret day of June, 1896, a’ 10 1. Marshal : o'clock A. M., a3 tO the thuracter, for, minerals, S Kaa tahor. of the following descr bed lands: : S enaeurer. Sn Lots i ame’l7 of ¢ 1-4, Lots 4, 19 and 21 of N 4, City Trustee, a w 1-4. W 1-2 of Lot 9, W 1-2 of sas 3, soa 0 a + City Trostee. of Lot 18 of N W 1-40f See. 3; Lot sore y 1-4 Resa = : 2 aoe he 1,2,6and 11, W.} 2 of Lo: 7 and W i-2 of Precinct No. 1, i olls at Clutter’s shop 2 1-4,$1-2 of SW 1-4; and Inspectors, R, Trematn, Pp, Hutchinson; Lot 10 of N FE 1-4, 5 . 8 K 1-4 of ! jf Ss Vownship 35 North, Kasge 6 East Lot 7 of 8 W1 4NWi4of 3W 14, 5 and 6 of N E 14, ¢ tion 1; Lote . and 2 of N E 1-4, 8 1-2 of NE and Lot sof N W 14 of Bection 3; W 1-2 0f 14,araW.12 of § E i-4 of Section 9. 5 El NKE1-4,W1zotN 14,Ni-20f N W 14, NWidof 5 E14 of Section 15,51 2o0f NE of Section 19, > W 1-4 of b E1-4 of} ection d Lot4o0f5s Wl Lots 2 and 3 of 8 E 1-4, a A Section 2 wot 2, Lsand 4 of N W 14 of Section t a 2; Lots 7,8 and 13, {gactional NW 14, frac} —Inspectors, J. W. Dean, Frank Power; = tionsl 8 Wl a ae ' El-t et on rs , Mec Judges, Geo. M. Hughes, Phil Goyne; Clerks, noe r= Si; -2 of sect On 0 , zs 81; 833 oF Tavue § Kas®. oe P\y, “K. Isaac, Geo, E. Johnston; . Ballot suUBSCRI ; { ipa Bi4dots W 1-4 ofSec Ulerks, C. C. Wesenburger, Felix Gillett. 5 1201 BE I-4, tion . , in” yownshij Lois jand 2 oF N #. 1-4, ——y¢vot N W 1-4, Lot7 of 8 E 1-4, } SEi1-40f5 E 1-4, Lots 5 and 6 of 8 W 14, ar 120!/8 W114 of section 1, Lots hani7 of N of Section 9, Lots wand §of N E b4, and 10 of 5 # 1-4 9! pect on 17, N 3-2 ¢ -ection 25, in . Tow uship 16 North, Ra a d@Si20fN El 5 2 1-40 f of SW14 of 2ectivu 31, in Township 17 N Range 10 Exzst. Na lao N 1-4 of bection » ahove: ds riptiors are of M Diab'o Base and Meridian. At the time avd plaice hee person who desires to, may « character of any part seo scribed. E 1-4, and Lots 1 11, Tuwnsuip 17 North, textify as t f N E1-40f5 W 1-4 of Section 5, in Lots 1, 2 nds W 14o0fNE1 4 of Bee ) 15 North, Khange 9 Enst Ni2 of 8 E 1 and Lote of N W 14 {NE 1-4, SE F40t8 E 1-4, and Tot 4 sand lof NE Range 11 inahove set, or of all the lands de it to this Citatos by any f efson titer Judges, Charles Pecor, J. J. Hanley; Clerks, John Brodie, Robert Organ; Ballot Clerks, The Daily Transcript Crold Mining, Ptorticultural, Agricultural, 4 And other resources of NEVADA. COUNTY Stock Raising Lumbering (. B. Johnston, J. D. Fleming. 1-4 Preciuct No. 2, Polls at City Hall—InHab spectors, J. I. Caldwell, Harvey Cooper; and . Judges, C. J. Brand, E. Booth; Clerks, U THE 1-4) d. Harrison, J. B. Gray; Ballot Clerks Pe Louis Schmidt, Max Isoard. : Precinet No. 3, Polls in Transcript block Besides being fully informed at all times on News HaprENINGS AND Court LocaL PROCEEDINGS. The polls will he. open from sunrise till 6 JERA 4, . veleck P.M. 4 Ky order of the Board of wef Trustees. = id p. § BAKER, Pres dent. he You T. H. Carr, Clerk. nge ¥ ¥TSs—8 «rth, THE TRANSCRIPT) foun MININ any o th IS THE News, anc eounty. in Sacramen mote parts of the State. G Investors throughout the whole e, asit giver 6 faithAi dofthe progress bein the development of the county's varied and extensive resources. country itis invaluabl ful and complete recor ing made PFECIALTY 18 G 1 it hasacire BE FOR T NSCRIPT want to Get the County News ENERAL LOCAL = ulationthatreacb— es the reading people in every part of this It also has numerous patrons 12 Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswell as to, San Francisco and more rées EES To LAND and to IS aD Defaa ested will be duly noted. It is further ordered tirat this notice ,.be pub » sive week . F lished once & week for [0 ip the Nevada ©) y DalLy rof general :ircu ation p a % ’. bs Cty, Nevadu County, near the swid lands THOM 45 FRASER Register. i heading::::::Newspapet) ~~ ADVERTISE SOMET! CHARLIS F. GARI NER, lj eveiver. a ectingStuckhuliters ‘ oF THE 81 ONE POINT MORE; ———— Try the TRANSCRIPT . ‘ AN UA! MELTING poe K \ ete of the Nevada County Jand and s : will be hela at the . —Or— : : . smartest, mest succe sot Apsociation Bap oven k in Nevada City, on M., fer : Z daily, and what's more they,stick to 1 ding heing the deirand fer it, as it were. offices of the Citizens Ban : Toe yratay 12thy 18:5, a So'ctock P ; . -purposs of viecting oe ior the ensuing: yrar, and for the action of guch other bus} ess ab may b * ¢quily presente andes mst ered. = "py order of the Hoard ef pireetors ¢ “p,¥. MORGAN, Be eretary.--} a four! of pirectors to tran: e lawNevada::::County. cerca IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO You: will find it pays every time. ssful business*men set you the example The t—the proof of the pudsuccessors and a gas plant and operate the same, ture Gas for Illumination, and sell the same to the inhabitants of the City of Nevada, aD es or conduits underground, maintain The Board of T do ordain as follows: The City of Nevada her succes*ors and right and privilege to construct a Gas Pi he same, and manufacture Gas for lumination, ¢ CASPER, operate all the nece > . oughfares in said City o Said pipe or conduit in a workmanlike manner a8 which may, during Board of Trustees 0 the satisfaction of said Nothing in this Ord granted shail con period of twenty five the date of the passag ad An Ordingnce grantin: aud operate all the necessary in the public streets, alleys and thorb sins id City of Nevada. © ’ ough fares in salt y ae seveds . be eaecetti SecTION 1. the City of. Nevada, conduits. underzround maintain and ssary appliances for the streets, alleys and thorf Nevada. the public SECTION 2. yel upon said streets. SECTION 3. The seid grantee or assigns may make all necxeavations in any of said streets, highalleys for the purpose of for Lluminatior d work shall be done in compliance the continuance of this se be adopted from time to time by the f svid City, pipe SECTION 4, of said City of Nevada from sew repairing or altering any of said streets, SECTION 5. ights, priv __} Sec. 22. ‘ Sec. 23. ileges and Franchisesherein cents. — tinue and be in force for the . _ See. 24. (25)-y ears from and’ after 50 cents. e of this Ordinance. Sec. 25 sec = 6. dries, $3. SEcTION 6, ieee on said Gas plant shall be commenced One Year from date of the réinance, and completed within rom the date of the passage of the same, at the Court Every Day, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and on Saturday Evenings. All persons invited to call. WH. County Assessor rustees of the C eby grants to K. s to be laid inance shall be construed y wise to prevent the proper autborities interested —_—_— and manufacd lay appliances for . do ordain as follows: the Nevada City Wat company supplying wa Section 1. Sectton 2. 75 cents. assigns, the ant and For resta Sec. 4. Sec. 5 : dires connected with Sec. 6. For fon-th-c dries connecte¢ under:round sec. 7. For each 8" not to interfere Sec. 8. Sec. Sec. 10, For barber Sec. 11. Bec. I2. Sec, 18. cents. Sec. 14. women, 75 cents. Sec. 14. ance of less ¢ For blacks maintaining n in said streets, end shall be Board of Trus-. ance of two -gee.17. For found Sec. 18. Sec. 19. Sec. 20. For butch For butch ring, rading,} " Sec. 21. jug water for washit pass ge of . riages, $3.50. two designated, 25 cen Sec 48g Forp NeHouse, Sec. 51. family rates, froir + charged must be quantity used. Bee. 52. 26 cents per inch sec. 538. Forix are Sec, 55. Forsp of Nevada City openings, $40 pe Sec. § For fi per year. See. 57. MARTIN, Sec. 68: For ¢ Sec. 59. $120 a year. sec, 60. The N ORDINANCE FIXING rate for the year commenc and terminating July ist, The Board of Trustees of the City . f July ist, From and a owil es and no greater sha and may be collected per wee yater Compény, or limite of the City of Nevada. To all families, 40 cents. Sec. 3 For first-class hotels, $8. anes connected with same, $1,50. For second-class hotels, $2. dries connected with the same, For third clas: 1 with the same, 50 cents For rooms and offices. g For photograph galer For bath estabiishmen For Drug stores; 50, cénte: ms kor all houses occupied by For school houses with an than two hundred children, Sec. 16. For scho:] houses bundred chidren or over. $2. ters’. with water-power, extra, 75 cents. For bakeries, 79 eents. Fi For dairies, ineluding one horse, 50 For Chinese houses, for eac > For Chinese wash houses and launSec. 27. For second-class live ‘ eluding water for washing Wesons, buggies and . a For irrigation, For irrigating, 11 family rates, for every quantity above one inch, For City Hall and City Jail, WATER . TOW THE : ing July 1st 1895, W 1806. of Nevada 1995, and until ie solid k by other n the: coporate Cah legit 1 a Ww, urants and eating hou:es, i Dep For lunhas For laun. by i #1. s hotels, $1.50. For launthe same, 75 eents. be t jass hotels, $1. For laup . 0'S8 loon, 75 cents. hel 25 cents. ies, 50 cents. shops, 60 cents, ts, 75 cents. the mith or, wagon shops, § lewd $1.50. . On gs with an attend ries, $1. For daily print'ng office, 75 cents. For daily printing offices presses with water power, extra, running er shops, 50 cents. er shops running meat cut. ci fo h faucet, . ti For first-class livery s‘ables, includ. d ig wagons, buggies aud car . tl d ry stables, inu tion, night sweats If relief be-fiot o ined <aeeeiapie persons 80 affiicted should apply in ediately, : 5 not one of them a : r : either erso e eac as ¥id in-default or neglect thereof this Franchise carriages, $2. . s teced by bia or by leer wntife mode o! —— hall * , eited wee ere Sec. 28 Fon third-class livery stables in’ effectes : B s orfeited. Sec. 28. -CJABE * nar 2 Pat 6 A Money on hand ee eee eee 50,456 0 ‘ aa + + 5 es { 7 -aghit wagons, buggies treating these Sinepses— iecetiameatia bonds Be ee . 65,845 00 nicely. furnished ventilation perfect. SECTION 7 pec greener $1.50 washing, ag , buggies MARE MEN, county claims : Tt. . —. 1244 86 4 ; ES . : The Ordinance shall take effect and be in sec. . oS, 4 rth-class livery stable $1. Or those who coptempilate marriage who ar Bod ot iio capetae! oe 5.308 3 This Hotel has just been painted inside and outside, thoroughly renovated, . force from aud after twenty days after its pas te 30. For feed and ‘sale utables, $2. ; 2 plate marriage, « Gold bullion ears 8,308 35 ; sage. : Genes riv bles, from one to two suffering under any of these fearful maladies items in.course of collection .,-----: 1,667 14 and its sanitary condition made perfect. Ado; ted by the following vote: Yea—Carr, Aes Sci LY a ea, ate ee ; nof-forget the sacred respoustiiit) . Loans on Peal ee'ate.-. 6s -i eee ones 20-889 65 New, broad porches and veranda for the accommodation of guests, overlooking the . Gault and Rich. Noes—None. poe. gz. For private stables for each addion them, nor delay to obtain im . Loans on stocks aud bonds.. --.+-5,845 001 fae Tenvik Gantt D. 8. BAKER, tional horse, 1244 cents 1 any Loans on personal BECUTILY. 2+ eee ee 100,517 18 mere d d = President of the Board of City Trustees. . Sec 33. For breweries or soda factories, )nCURED AT HOME. Seeeceg paral Poem apes epee 4 It is about 5 minutes’ walk from the Hotel to Ragon’s Grove, a soma pe vg CSR ond oanee cluding wo horses $1 50-. Foweach additiona: é ank pre es, D ads . oe TUS 6, A = ze rst date of publicat.on 0 iis ord nance a. 1214 eents. Persons at & distance may be CURED AJ Furnitere and fixtures .----+++--*" 4,000 00 pine-clad spot, containing croquet grounds, hammocks, rustic benches, Ete March 29, 1895. ee ; spr Pe 12 ror vik works, $1. HOME, by addressing -@ letter to Dr. Gibbon . Other real 5 egy! ‘eee 2°300 00 . All free to Union Hotel guests. a ote Se ets se. Por SUE SEE Laundries, $2. stuting case, symptoms, length of time the die ue from Banks : . F = et . Ses x ar ae ing shi for dressmakaease has conned, and the medicine wiil be . First National Bank, San Francisco. . 2,618 25 Particular attention 1s called to the fact that (ee rete Gatabiou ments ice tke fot promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, The Bank of California, . ~ . 2,965 82 each machine, 25 cents. to any pait of the cougtry, with full directions . Nat. sank of D: 0. Mills & Co., SacraTI <> OH x Sec. 37. For sewing machines for family, for for use. The Doctor cures wheu others fail mento os . 3 273 26 a : z use of water, 10 cents, : Try him. Charges reasonable call or write. Nat'l Bank of North America, New Are employed in any capacity at this Hotel. Only White experienced cooks and wait— a Ses. 38. For Court House including water Address.vR J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street VOR ry ar 21,976 68 . org and our table is not sur jagsed by any in this city. ——t0= for irrigation, $9 per week. : : corner Commercial, San Francisco Office ‘Box ——— ar Y 2 ss “eaae ; j . 49, For each tap inthe Catholic ceme1957. ° Total. .--ete $3°6,.01 21 The Union Hotel has the finegt Commercial Men’s Sample Room in Town. : 5 per year. o) ; pacar eat A nice Reading and Billiard Room in the Union Hotel. ar a Ae yor public halls and theaters, 5 Capital paidin coim .--------$ 50,000 0 . = = : Va 3 ia. FISHER, : Unaivic ed profits ees Se 92,4) 4 Passengers and Baggage transported to and from the depot free of charge. cl + ) ad if >. S aes Ses be ba halle, 3 oye contracts ss D le it 232 623 S cotions {0OFr a sot 7 P Ture ec. 42. orl, prick ge Cc cts, Newspaper Advertising AgencyDae icoss unpaid wae : Stage connections for alt points from the Tnion Erotel _and the Eureka, f ( JM NO 16 ccnta: teal dea Bloomfield, Washington and Marysville lines have their offices in the building. ae f cents. For 1,000 bricks on amall contracts ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHA NGE, Total..----+<«" ».$ 305,201 21 The rates are reasonable, being from $1 25 to $2 per day—according to rooms. Special : 1284 cents. CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCU. : by week or month. eee sores one: A ee walks floors OF Aside from the amount due from Banks ax ' Beds new, clean and superior to any in town. : Sec. 45. For stoue wail and mortar, § cents Serre fortn abeve, the money ans other securit es «n! = er perch N = ADY ERTISEMENTS SOLICITED FOR . pers snal property are ylTin Wwe eusouy +f th _We therefore challenge comparison with any other Hotel in Northern Att ooh b : h per perch. . iasterifis or cementing 2 aici " 4 ors: she » Pecifie ‘ttize : re ~ “re re BU. = 3 N alfnewspapers -pabished on the ecific . Citize © San Grass ne nthe towns, of ia . California, both as a pleasure resort and aconvenience to business houses, . . — otice is hereby given that) per sq. ya. rass Valley, county of Nevals the office of the Count AssesSee 47. For railroad depot, $5. : = -€ O = y : Sec. 48. For business houses not otherwise ts. stent water closets for each flee mills when run by water For quartz mills connected -with an if-taking water at 1 85 to $15 per season at the dis certion Of the water agent, provided the amount regulated in proportion to the it taking water at for 24 hours. rigation, wheu taking no water at family rates, 30 cents per inch for 24 hours. Sec. D4. For irrigating vegetable gardens when vegetables are gold in market $25 per sea son. rinkling or watering the streets other from the fire plugs or r year. ushing sewers of all kinds, #10 s5_ pe ity trough at the Plaza an City pound, $20 per year. bor all water used for fire purpose , Agent of. the Water Compan i A Fl ES i A shall have the power 1B all cases to ascertal by proper measurement the quantity of w .te e de LOS ANGELES CARNIVAL OF 1895. April 15th to 20th, inclusive. A — Magumificent The Fiesta will be ona larger scale nificence than before. event, is growing to be rivaling, if not e in the Pavilion afternoon apd evening. derfully attractive. i THURSDAY P. M., APRIL 18TH. Grand Floral Procession of Decorvted Floats, trians, Ete., Ete., Etc., lowed by the ’ Bataille Des Franciseo FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19TH. Grand Flower Festival Ball at the Pavilion, opened with a Minuet Dances in Costuine. The SOUTHERN even: sat thon regular fare, e8 Barbara and returo. bara aad retur:. agent 8. P. Co, D. Ss alt orders for 2° ANNUAL yeer, and the ae xeeeding in splendor, the Mard Gras of New Orleans and the Veiled Prophets of St Louis. Santa Barbara FLOWER FESTIVAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17TH. Exhibition of Fruits and Flowers Music. and the distribution of prizes. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18TH Grand Concert, American Concert Band(40 pieces) of REDUCED RATES. special Excursion rates for these two important ONE-THIRD LESS From San Francisco, and all points south to Los Angeles or Santa and all pcints west to Los Angeles or Santa Bar<ets will be good erriving at e'th. r point April 13th to 20th inclusive; returning on treins arriving at destination of ticket not later than April 22d. Arrangements will also be made enabling visitors to-ineiude both points in one trip if desired. For full partieulars enquire of T, H. GOODMAN, Gen. Poss. Agt. . BAKER § READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND ‘FO . DRAYING AND HAULING: ; P irticular attention paid te the transportation bags za for theatrical parties. ‘ oAnnual Meeting. ‘ The holders of the Masonic. Hal! Wri be held at Masonic Hall, Saturday, May 18th, 1895, at 7 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the ensuing before said meeting. sec. 61. shut off the wa consumer sec. 6. Wat terly. Irrigate monthly instal wben taking w pay monthly f¢ Spectacle. pzser. Sec. 63. A fi a hotel contal class hotels no of magThis delightiul annual one of national interest, Sec. 64. Af horses. less than 6 Sec. 65. NO water to any } mit from the. Bec. 66, Won. the Water Cor domestic pur} to supply wat Carriages, Carts, Equesobtain a suffic to be immediately fol Fleurs tees may, afte ped, one week fro Sec. 67. Th accompany t Music. It not paid within the current month may be suut off the same &8 than 10 horses. authorized agent o inery, 25 cents per run, provided that duringthe months of Ju ember,of each year when July, August and Sep" than asufficient supply cf ‘osern andirr gation, it may r fuse and it shall be sto used and fix the price as provided by 8¢ etions 51, 52 aud 53 ot this ordinance, All water, except city and county purposes, are due and psyable weekly, sndif not so paid the wateragentmay,. — in his discretion, Upon giving consumer one week’s written notice to pry U the delinguetl ter from the premisses of suc er rates for all city purposes and for the Cours House are due and pipable quar gs izof NE Rang wh‘ se P. O. address is Towle, Placer county, ly failed to 1895, at the hour of 10 o!clock A. M. slace and time the said George W. owle, and ties interested herein, appear with such witnesses as they way desire to produce for examination a8 to ttre matters herein set forth. THOMAS FRASER, Register. ¥ad. F. Taylor, Attorney. attend-. 7 a jist of lands situated in the scribed betow and has applied for a ogee for said lands; that the list is open to t 17 N., 3u0 acres. Ordinance No. 121. eS Ordinance No. 122. to K. CASPER ‘assigns, the © ght to eonstruct United States Land Office, ’ Sacramento, California, February 16, 1895, v itiam Downie, and all whom it may concern. HERE AS. on the 22d day of January, 1878 one William Downie filed in this office Mineral Application No. 943 for the Pacific Conated Mining Claim, which embraced the N E 1-4 of Sec. 22, Township 17 North< . re 10 Kart, and whereas George G. Towle, fornia, filed a com laintin this office, alig that the said William Downie had wholcomply with the requirements of or the rules and regulations of the Land artment as to the holding, or working of and said land as @ mining claim, and that said never be: n occupied or used ag such, either tself, or in connectton with any other lands, __ and that t e same is non-mineral in character, and has no known mineral value, and titioned for a e Ss pehearing to determine the truth aid allegations. It is he:eby. ordered that such hearing be d at this office en the Fifteenth day of April at which said William Downie, and any other parare hereby notified to rhe first publication of this notice was made the 18th day of February, 1895. LAND NOTICE. : — Ud UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, . \ Marysville, Californie, March 4, 1895. TO WHOM IT MAY CONC : Noticeis hereby given that the Central Pafie Railroad Company has filed in this office Townships dee public r inspection, and a copy thereof, by descripve subdivisions, has been posted in a conven ient place in this office for the inspection of all persovs interested and the public generallyWithin the rext sixty days following the ate ot this notice, pretests or contests against . ie Claim of the company to any tract or subivis on des-ribed in the list, on the *grourd that the same is more yalnable for mineral than gricultural purposes, will be received end o:ed ior report: to the General Land Office as Washington, D. C. is WILLIAM A. LOWERY, ~ Register. T, J. SHERWOOD, : ~» Receiver. N.4 of SE.4 of $Ww.14 Section 33, ‘Township Range $ E., 20 acres aN eee sw. of SE. of SW.'4 7N., Range § B,, 10 acres. N.lg Section 35, ‘Vownship 17 N., Range 8 E., ~ Seetion 33, Township swly SW. Section 23, Township 16 N., Range 6 #., 40 acres. ‘i 9 m6 Notice to Creditors. Eiouee OF JAMES MONRO, deceased. 4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Aministratrix of the Estate ~ of ES. MONRO, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary youchets,) Within four months afier the firat publication of this notice to the said Administratrix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal., the sume being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. oy ELIZABETH MONRO, Administratrix of the estate of James Monro, deceased. Dated at Nevada City this 29th day of De429 nber, 1 8u4 RED SEARLS, Atty. = Notice to Creditors. yee OF PAUL RICHARDS, deceased. 4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, faaministratrix of the estate of Paul Richards, deveased, to. the creditors of and all persons having Claims ag inst the said deceased, to. exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, with-in four months after the first publication of this notice to suid Administratrix, at the Law office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. Se MAKY KICHARDS, Administra'rix of the Estate of Paul Rich~ aris, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Ca’., this 19th day of March, 1895. mig Fred Searls, Atty. Stockholders’ Meeting. ROAD COMPANY— The aunuar meeting of the Stockholders of he Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Compary for the eection of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve i months, and for the transaction of such other business as nay properly come before the meet ing, will be heid at the olfice of the company, at the. Railroad Depot, Grass Valley; evade y . county, California, on » . Wednesday, the 3d Day of April, 1895, r. at3 P.M. -Polls,will be Opened at 3:45 P. M Transfer beoks will be closed on the 23d day of . March. by orderof N EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAIL 3% Yr irrigation, and for JOHN F. KIDDER, President GeorGk FLETCHER, Secretary. 4 Assessment Notice. erie h (PIN GOD ANB SILVER MINING COM J pany, Nevada City, Cal. Notice is hereby given that-.ata meeting of the Board of Direc in . tors, held on the 22d day of March, 1695, an ms rates are due and payable c L Iments of one fifth of the rates . sessment (No. 12) of 4 cents per share was levied upon the eapital stock of the corporation, ater tor the season otherw ike or Water use. wat for demestic pt ist-class hotel is understood to ng not less than 70 beds, cecend t leas.than 40 beds. Third class hotels not less than 20 beds,Fou class hotels not less than 10 beds irst Class livery stab'e is unde atood to be a stablo containing not less than Second-class horses, and fourth-class live stables less than 6 horses. 3 one except & propel'y author.z.d agent of the Water Company shall turn on 4 pe rslace or building without « water agent, provided that A miner's inch for 24 npwy can not obtain more water in the pipes er for the purpose of running 1 chinery and provided further that on the ex plaint of a water consul ent supply of water for dumestic purposes Or irrigation, the Board of City Tr ripvestigating the matter or the sale of water for running machinery st pped after a period of m the date of such order. ny { the city or Fire Department . may turn on the water for city purposes. . For all water used for running ia . houcs ner that he is unable To . to 1895, to the Secretary, at the office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal.,in U.S. gold coin. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpa: d on the 2th day of April, 1898, will be deiinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be eold on W ednesday, 1th day of May, 1895, atthe hour of 2 o'clock P.M. at the otfice of the Secretary of said ecurporation, to pay the delinquent assess ment, together with costs of advertising ant By order of the Board of payable April 26th, er ir be . th .F2, livery stables not less . SSPCuECE of. sale. By Third-claes livery stables 1 Directors. K, CASPER, Secretary. ry Office—Carter & Johuston’s store, on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. : he Notice to Creditors. ] XSTATE OF ELIZABETH LANGDON. deceas 4 ed Notice is hereby given by the unders'gn ed, Administrator of the Mstate of Elizabeth Langdon dece:sed, tothe creditors of and all persons haying chums ag ainst the said deceased to exhibit them, with ‘he necessary youchers w.thin four months after the first publication of s notice to said J. S$. Langdon at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevads City, Cali i rnia, the sume being the place for he ‘ransactiou of the business of said estate . in said county of Nevada, . a J. 8, LANGDON, . Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth Lapgus. don, cecensed . rot . . . eh ne, this for naym der Dated this 19th day of March 1895. p P. F, Simonds Attorney for Administrat Order to Show Cause. 1e Marshal, when requested, shall he agent of the Water Company the purpose of shutting off the water from . premises of any person who shall bein def inthe paym San ent of water rates as proyl in this Ordinan e. The Marshal shal. charge and collect from Water Company for such service the sum «© for each tim re he go accompanies the W Agent, the same to be paid by che Marshal he City Treasury the same 48 other funds lected by him, and lowing vote: Rich. No, Attest: TT. PACIFIC CO. wil make First date << follows ; Sacramento, San Jose] . ’ ORTH ‘ pany. also from Ph-enix, Ariz., See Sine given that for going trip on trains } fors held on compeny, “California, 5 ment shall San Francisco, or any . May, 1895, =: is made b California trict, count he 2 yo satu MEETING -OF S8TOCK-. which election Association . for the ful Nevada City, on Inspector trans»ction of suob other busi( nesses may be properly and ley ally brought Judges Pal . . J-ROLFE, feeretary. March 29, 1895. vada County, at a meeting of the Board of b 1805, an ussessment, (No, 2) of twelve cents per share, ‘wag levied npon the cal ration, payable immec iately in Gold Coin, to the Seerctary, at the office o for sale at public efore will be sold on Monday, Passed this 28th day of Feb., 1895, by the Baker, Carr, Gault, H p. 8. BAKER, Tayes, none. President of the Bo ra of City Trustees. H. Carr, Clerk of publication of this ordin Abacsement Notice. SAN JUAN GOED MINING ¢ Location of principal place of Francisco, Ca ifornia. Loeati issippi Valley California. Notice is he the 22d day of March, ital stock of the ¢ United treet, San Fran No. 143 First Mining District, for emnegee the [* TH E SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN ault PY of Nevada, State of California. ded the estate of. Paul In the matter of Richards, deceased. Mary Richards, the Administratrix of the e* tate‘of Pan! Richards,d: ceased, having filed ber petition herein, duly ver tied, praying for an or der of sale for certain real estate, for the purpe es therein set forth: ‘ \ itis therefore ordered by the said Court, that fo] . all persons interested in the estate of said de ook, . ceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 29th day of April, 1895, al ten o clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Superior Court at the Court House in Nevada City. Calfornia, to show cause why -n order should not be granted to the sat'! Adininistratrix to sell so mueb of the rei! estate ot the said deceased at public auction aus Shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published the { $2 ater into colnee, ‘OM. least. four successive weeks in thé Dall: busi: . [RANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and pu!) n of . lisbed in said Nevada County, at Navada Cil)JOHN CALDWELL, Nereby Judge of the Superior Court. rec‘ Dated March 26th, 1895. FRED SEaRLs. Atty. Notice to! Creditors. po Plater { the WEBER, Nee 11800; aa ede OF RANDOLPH D. j ceased. Notice is hereby given by the ul. Any stock upon which this assess~ ‘ remain unpaid on the sixth ¢ will be delinquent, and adve *wents-seventh day of May, 1895, to pay t linquent assessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors, i AN SA H.-W. MORRIS, Seeretary: Office—No. 14% First Street, San Francis 0, Election of School Directors. ¢ Nowa quali — FR ig HEREBY GIVEN TO é ay, April 27, 1895, At Washington School Houge of said dist Three Directors sre to be elected 1 term of three years each. The polls will be open between the hours of 8 4. M, and sun down, J, ©. Rich is ap and J. @, O’Nei'l and J. M. giid election. By order of the on of Neyada Schoo! District. L. 8. CALKINS, Bectetery Board ef Edueatjon. auction, and unless pay inent 4 electors of Nevada School: Diey of Nevada, that the annual election of School core oe will be held da aersigned, Executor of the Las Will amd Tes ‘ament of Randolph D, Weber, deceased, to the creditois of and all Bato ex having claims tay of 1 ised -) ‘urainst the said deceased, to exhibit them, withche necessary vouchers, within four months after the,first publication of this notice, to the «iid Exeentor, atethe law office at ¥, -T. Nilon. Nevada City, Gal., the same being the place for the transaction Btthe business of said estate, jin said county of Nevade. ~~ -" “NICHOLAUS WEBER, SR» . Fxecutor ofthe just Will and ‘Testament o! ‘Randolph D. Weber, deceased. eer : Dated Nevada City, Cal., this ist day of April, 894. —— the 1 dese THE Stockholders’ Meeting: . —s pur ANNUAL MEETING: OF sTocKMO!LDers of Odd te lows Hall Association W i ‘ke piace in the Library Room of Oad Fellows Lull, Seveda City, on Monday evening, Mry \, 1805, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of electing & Joara of bi ectors for the ensuing year, ant he transaction of such other business as may woperly come before such meeting. s 'N. P. BROWN, Preaiden rict at oi ted Juisey Bear JAMES KINKEAD, Becretary. Neveda City, April I, 1895, a 4 oa 1 S PP sled . am, PUI ° Se Cie — me Semmems<s is = ey

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FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF. 9545350 Fine CALF &KANGAROO. $3.59 POLICE,3 SOLES. = *» EXTRA FINEa 1ES°* $272 2.91.75. ; bs3-"" Best pont, e SEND FOR CATALOGUE npn -L.DOUGLAS Ls pags BROCKTON] 1455S. Over Onc Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes Allour shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. They equal custom shoes in style and fit. Their wearing qualities are ungurpassedThe prices are uniform,---stamped on sole. From $1 to 53 saved over other makes. __ If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by JOHN DELBRIDGE, Agent. ne Citation. UNiItTep STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacrameute, Cal., April 3, 1895. NOTICE js hereby € a Quartz Mine, Patrick ‘ Kitts, Seven Thirty Low: Compiny, Kilmer Sanford, A. F Donnirgton N. phingle, A. n, A. Hartung, ¥ F. Tobias, De er Mine, J wcob Bachtel, Uriah Bachiel, Gay lord and Searls, Farley and Little, W H. Ki 2, J cho Kistle, HW. Moore, D. A. Rich, Caine Placer Mine, Nichols, Robert Cryer, Ole Heigerson, © Brown, Andrew Larson, Nelson Johnson,an’ all whom it may concern. WHEREAS, By his letter “‘N” of January al 1895, the © mmissioner 6 the Gene-al Land ¢ tiee directed tliat » hearing be ordered to asc tain th+ character for minerals of the here after described jand, in order to whether patents shoull issue, conveying t yen [0 game to the Central Pacific Railroad CO npalty ; = ae and the Commissioner, 10 his letter, alowed Election Proclamation. the said company» sixty days within w hich to : ee OTe RaAE " Po Ene said company having, Ts Electors of the Corporation of the-Ci ¥ within. the time alowed, filed. its application of Nevada are hereby notified than an Ele:: p tion will be held in Nevada City on Hag attaieed a standard of excellence whichadmits of no superior. ur These excehent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick combination, artistic des’ perfect construetion, ma tractive, ornamental tomes, sehools, churches, sai ESABLISHED REPUTATIO \ UNEQUALLED Catalogues and Price Lista on application Chieago Cottage Organ Co. — . the whole of deceden ‘sg interest in the Relief the Phoenix Hennessy, C. W G. . ceased, George W. Weeks, determine JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. ordered that a hewring be . THE . icago Cottage Organ ntains every improvement that inventiv: , skill and money can produce. reeponss variety © n, beauty in finvsh ng them the tmooat atand desirable omeus for jeties, etc. FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, ‘ BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIs E POPULAR ORGAN. ANO STOOLS RUCTION BOOKS ANT ——— SZ AY & MORRI Semi-Annual Report —oF THE— ITIZENS BA NEVADA Cl LY, : a ved from patronizing the It is not over two minute The Union Hotel is conven the City. This Hotel is furnished throughout’ w CALIFORNIA, Free Baths for the guests. wing Its Financial Condition on the First Day of January, 1895. There are 100 : a vada City »n except $7,000 worth of bonds ou depo it in te First National Bank at Sao Fr: cisco, and $20, og of bonus 6 epee ee = SaKone peal. oO . A NORTHWAY North America in the yof New York. Th . . ’ oe ‘i eae real estate securities are all located in th vada City, will be open for the bow! 10, cen eet county of Nevada, except $4,500, located’ in th Proprietors. transac tion of busine 56 ; power 25 cents ——SS TTT ——————————— Sec. 50. say offices, 2) cents. Attention of the traveling public is called to the and solicit a share of the public patronage. PHWEVADA LIT Ss, LEADING HOTEL IN NEVADA corres The Wester Union Telegraph Offic Rooms in the House and following special @ is in the Union Hotel. — s’ walk to the Post Office and Express Offices. ient to Business Houses; peing in-the-heart of atieys or thorough fares. ze Electric and Gas Lights. ARTHUR W. MORRIS, . °* down pip the same operate t tents of pipes or same in with tra essary € ways or said Gas and sai Proprietors. advan tages to be ‘ = a Franchi . done to tees. as in an paving, Ther Work within this © dark room. All are . yearsf county of Piacer. The real estate is all situate in the county of Nevada, State of California. K. M. PRESTON, President. Dp. KE. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and 8° bscribed before me, & otary Public,-in and for the county of Nevada this 7th day of Jamuary, 1895. (SEAL) FRED SEARLS, ’ Notary Public: The capital stock and paid-up capital of the Citizens Ba k is as foliows: M Whole number of ae gees 2,000 Number of shares sabseribe 2 000 ; $50,000 Before Using CupideneCapital paid in coin . Undiviaed profits * ene $22,149 44 Amount paid in coin per share 25 00 E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn ana subscribed before me this seventh day of January, 1895. {SEAL . FRED. SEARLS, Notary Public, Nevada Co., Ca Lost MANHOOD Order to Show Cause. — ; _ HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING. DEBILITY, N : BUPER COURT OF NEVAD ‘ : axa . ee ee OR i F NEVADA. pIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY, . DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH D. ROGEKS, deceased. : Order to show Cause why Order of Sale of Mining Real Est+te should not be made. It appearing to this Court, by the petition this duy presente and filed by Charles Hegarty, the administrator of the estate of Joseph D. Rogers, deceased, praying for an order of sale of mining interests, that it ia necessary to rell SEXUAL apparatus 4s dependent. Hill Blue Gravel Mining Claim, situated in Kelief Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Cali{ rnia, being an undivided 5-32 iuterest or portion in said mine, to pay the debts, expenses avd charges of administration; and it is for the best inter sts of said estate that said mine be soid, under the provisions of law relating to the summary sale of mining property eT interests held by ¢s ates of dece ‘ents. It is therefore ordered by this Co art that all intere ted in the estate of said deappear before this Court on Mond PA er. ihe 6th day of May, A. D.,1895, at 10 o'clock in L. the forenoon of paid dsy, at the Court room of 8, . this Court, at the Court House. io Nevada City, E. . Nevada County, to show cause why an order ° per cent, are troubled with A written guarantee to re of six boxes. i ’. . persons Cal. NHOO This Vege Nervousness or Diseases~of the Generative Organs, The reason why sufferers are not o PROSTA remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. ' fund the money if a permanent cure is not eflected by the use x5 —BY— U:P:L:D:E:N:E table Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, _——0o—— CURES WHERE EVERYTH go The Doctor has discovered the active prin One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Address all mail orders to DAVOL or sale in Nevala City by CARR BROS. D RESTORED MEDICINE CO., P. After Using Cupidene SLEEPLESSNESS ING ELSE FAILS. ciple on which the vitality of the ured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 TITIS, for which. CUPIDENE is the only known ©. Box 2076, San Francisco, K. . ghould not be graated to the gaid adininistrator 7, )eoowelL the interest of anid deceased ip said to . nine at public or private sate as the administratar shall judge most beneficial tor the estate. st, . And that a copy of this order be published at f . least four succes-ive weeks in the Nevada City ef . DarLy. TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper printed and in. published iv said county. READ he} pated April 3rd, 1895. si Saar therefor, it is now had before the undersigned, vt the United Monday, May oth, 1895, States Land Office in, Sacrimyiio California, . po electthe following named officers: on Friday, the ret day of June, 1896, a’ 10 1. Marshal : o'clock A. M., a3 tO the thuracter, for, minerals, S Kaa tahor. of the following descr bed lands: : S enaeurer. Sn Lots i ame’l7 of ¢ 1-4, Lots 4, 19 and 21 of N 4, City Trustee, a w 1-4. W 1-2 of Lot 9, W 1-2 of sas 3, soa 0 a + City Trostee. of Lot 18 of N W 1-40f See. 3; Lot sore y 1-4 Resa = : 2 aoe he 1,2,6and 11, W.} 2 of Lo: 7 and W i-2 of Precinct No. 1, i olls at Clutter’s shop 2 1-4,$1-2 of SW 1-4; and Inspectors, R, Trematn, Pp, Hutchinson; Lot 10 of N FE 1-4, 5 . 8 K 1-4 of ! jf Ss Vownship 35 North, Kasge 6 East Lot 7 of 8 W1 4NWi4of 3W 14, 5 and 6 of N E 14, ¢ tion 1; Lote . and 2 of N E 1-4, 8 1-2 of NE and Lot sof N W 14 of Bection 3; W 1-2 0f 14,araW.12 of § E i-4 of Section 9. 5 El NKE1-4,W1zotN 14,Ni-20f N W 14, NWidof 5 E14 of Section 15,51 2o0f NE of Section 19, > W 1-4 of b E1-4 of} ection d Lot4o0f5s Wl Lots 2 and 3 of 8 E 1-4, a A Section 2 wot 2, Lsand 4 of N W 14 of Section t a 2; Lots 7,8 and 13, {gactional NW 14, frac} —Inspectors, J. W. Dean, Frank Power; = tionsl 8 Wl a ae ' El-t et on rs , Mec Judges, Geo. M. Hughes, Phil Goyne; Clerks, noe r= Si; -2 of sect On 0 , zs 81; 833 oF Tavue § Kas®. oe P\y, “K. Isaac, Geo, E. Johnston; . Ballot suUBSCRI ; { ipa Bi4dots W 1-4 ofSec Ulerks, C. C. Wesenburger, Felix Gillett. 5 1201 BE I-4, tion . , in” yownshij Lois jand 2 oF N #. 1-4, ——y¢vot N W 1-4, Lot7 of 8 E 1-4, } SEi1-40f5 E 1-4, Lots 5 and 6 of 8 W 14, ar 120!/8 W114 of section 1, Lots hani7 of N of Section 9, Lots wand §of N E b4, and 10 of 5 # 1-4 9! pect on 17, N 3-2 ¢ -ection 25, in . Tow uship 16 North, Ra a d@Si20fN El 5 2 1-40 f of SW14 of 2ectivu 31, in Township 17 N Range 10 Exzst. Na lao N 1-4 of bection » ahove: ds riptiors are of M Diab'o Base and Meridian. At the time avd plaice hee person who desires to, may « character of any part seo scribed. E 1-4, and Lots 1 11, Tuwnsuip 17 North, textify as t f N E1-40f5 W 1-4 of Section 5, in Lots 1, 2 nds W 14o0fNE1 4 of Bee ) 15 North, Khange 9 Enst Ni2 of 8 E 1 and Lote of N W 14 {NE 1-4, SE F40t8 E 1-4, and Tot 4 sand lof NE Range 11 inahove set, or of all the lands de it to this Citatos by any f efson titer Judges, Charles Pecor, J. J. Hanley; Clerks, John Brodie, Robert Organ; Ballot Clerks, The Daily Transcript Crold Mining, Ptorticultural, Agricultural, 4 And other resources of NEVADA. COUNTY Stock Raising Lumbering (. B. Johnston, J. D. Fleming. 1-4 Preciuct No. 2, Polls at City Hall—InHab spectors, J. I. Caldwell, Harvey Cooper; and . Judges, C. J. Brand, E. Booth; Clerks, U THE 1-4) d. Harrison, J. B. Gray; Ballot Clerks Pe Louis Schmidt, Max Isoard. : Precinet No. 3, Polls in Transcript block Besides being fully informed at all times on News HaprENINGS AND Court LocaL PROCEEDINGS. The polls will he. open from sunrise till 6 JERA 4, . veleck P.M. 4 Ky order of the Board of wef Trustees. = id p. § BAKER, Pres dent. he You T. H. Carr, Clerk. nge ¥ ¥TSs—8 «rth, THE TRANSCRIPT) foun MININ any o th IS THE News, anc eounty. in Sacramen mote parts of the State. G Investors throughout the whole e, asit giver 6 faithAi dofthe progress bein the development of the county's varied and extensive resources. country itis invaluabl ful and complete recor ing made PFECIALTY 18 G 1 it hasacire BE FOR T NSCRIPT want to Get the County News ENERAL LOCAL = ulationthatreacb— es the reading people in every part of this It also has numerous patrons 12 Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswell as to, San Francisco and more rées EES To LAND and to IS aD Defaa ested will be duly noted. It is further ordered tirat this notice ,.be pub » sive week . F lished once & week for [0 ip the Nevada ©) y DalLy rof general :ircu ation p a % ’. bs Cty, Nevadu County, near the swid lands THOM 45 FRASER Register. i heading::::::Newspapet) ~~ ADVERTISE SOMET! CHARLIS F. GARI NER, lj eveiver. a ectingStuckhuliters ‘ oF THE 81 ONE POINT MORE; ———— Try the TRANSCRIPT . ‘ AN UA! MELTING poe K \ ete of the Nevada County Jand and s : will be hela at the . —Or— : : . smartest, mest succe sot Apsociation Bap oven k in Nevada City, on M., fer : Z daily, and what's more they,stick to 1 ding heing the deirand fer it, as it were. offices of the Citizens Ban : Toe yratay 12thy 18:5, a So'ctock P ; . -purposs of viecting oe ior the ensuing: yrar, and for the action of guch other bus} ess ab may b * ¢quily presente andes mst ered. = "py order of the Hoard ef pireetors ¢ “p,¥. MORGAN, Be eretary.--} a four! of pirectors to tran: e lawNevada::::County. cerca IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO You: will find it pays every time. ssful business*men set you the example The t—the proof of the pudsuccessors and a gas plant and operate the same, ture Gas for Illumination, and sell the same to the inhabitants of the City of Nevada, aD es or conduits underground, maintain The Board of T do ordain as follows: The City of Nevada her succes*ors and right and privilege to construct a Gas Pi he same, and manufacture Gas for lumination, ¢ CASPER, operate all the nece > . oughfares in said City o Said pipe or conduit in a workmanlike manner a8 which may, during Board of Trustees 0 the satisfaction of said Nothing in this Ord granted shail con period of twenty five the date of the passag ad An Ordingnce grantin: aud operate all the necessary in the public streets, alleys and thorb sins id City of Nevada. © ’ ough fares in salt y ae seveds . be eaecetti SecTION 1. the City of. Nevada, conduits. underzround maintain and ssary appliances for the streets, alleys and thorf Nevada. the public SECTION 2. yel upon said streets. SECTION 3. The seid grantee or assigns may make all necxeavations in any of said streets, highalleys for the purpose of for Lluminatior d work shall be done in compliance the continuance of this se be adopted from time to time by the f svid City, pipe SECTION 4, of said City of Nevada from sew repairing or altering any of said streets, SECTION 5. ights, priv __} Sec. 22. ‘ Sec. 23. ileges and Franchisesherein cents. — tinue and be in force for the . _ See. 24. (25)-y ears from and’ after 50 cents. e of this Ordinance. Sec. 25 sec = 6. dries, $3. SEcTION 6, ieee on said Gas plant shall be commenced One Year from date of the réinance, and completed within rom the date of the passage of the same, at the Court Every Day, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and on Saturday Evenings. All persons invited to call. WH. County Assessor rustees of the C eby grants to K. s to be laid inance shall be construed y wise to prevent the proper autborities interested —_—_— and manufacd lay appliances for . do ordain as follows: the Nevada City Wat company supplying wa Section 1. Sectton 2. 75 cents. assigns, the ant and For resta Sec. 4. Sec. 5 : dires connected with Sec. 6. For fon-th-c dries connecte¢ under:round sec. 7. For each 8" not to interfere Sec. 8. Sec. Sec. 10, For barber Sec. 11. Bec. I2. Sec, 18. cents. Sec. 14. women, 75 cents. Sec. 14. ance of less ¢ For blacks maintaining n in said streets, end shall be Board of Trus-. ance of two -gee.17. For found Sec. 18. Sec. 19. Sec. 20. For butch For butch ring, rading,} " Sec. 21. jug water for washit pass ge of . riages, $3.50. two designated, 25 cen Sec 48g Forp NeHouse, Sec. 51. family rates, froir + charged must be quantity used. Bee. 52. 26 cents per inch sec. 538. Forix are Sec, 55. Forsp of Nevada City openings, $40 pe Sec. § For fi per year. See. 57. MARTIN, Sec. 68: For ¢ Sec. 59. $120 a year. sec, 60. The N ORDINANCE FIXING rate for the year commenc and terminating July ist, The Board of Trustees of the City . f July ist, From and a owil es and no greater sha and may be collected per wee yater Compény, or limite of the City of Nevada. To all families, 40 cents. Sec. 3 For first-class hotels, $8. anes connected with same, $1,50. For second-class hotels, $2. dries connected with the same, For third clas: 1 with the same, 50 cents For rooms and offices. g For photograph galer For bath estabiishmen For Drug stores; 50, cénte: ms

kor all houses occupied by For school houses with an than two hundred children, Sec. 16. For scho:] houses bundred chidren or over. $2. ters’. with water-power, extra, 75 cents. For bakeries, 79 eents. Fi For dairies, ineluding one horse, 50 For Chinese houses, for eac > For Chinese wash houses and launSec. 27. For second-class live ‘ eluding water for washing Wesons, buggies and . a For irrigation, For irrigating, 11 family rates, for every quantity above one inch, For City Hall and City Jail, WATER . TOW THE : ing July 1st 1895, W 1806. of Nevada 1995, and until ie solid k by other n the: coporate Cah legit 1 a Ww, urants and eating hou:es, i Dep For lunhas For laun. by i #1. s hotels, $1.50. For launthe same, 75 eents. be t jass hotels, $1. For laup . 0'S8 loon, 75 cents. hel 25 cents. ies, 50 cents. shops, 60 cents, ts, 75 cents. the mith or, wagon shops, § lewd $1.50. . On gs with an attend ries, $1. For daily print'ng office, 75 cents. For daily printing offices presses with water power, extra, running er shops, 50 cents. er shops running meat cut. ci fo h faucet, . ti For first-class livery s‘ables, includ. d ig wagons, buggies aud car . tl d ry stables, inu tion, night sweats If relief be-fiot o ined <aeeeiapie persons 80 affiicted should apply in ediately, : 5 not one of them a : r : either erso e eac as ¥id in-default or neglect thereof this Franchise carriages, $2. . s teced by bia or by leer wntife mode o! —— hall * , eited wee ere Sec. 28 Fon third-class livery stables in’ effectes : B s orfeited. Sec. 28. -CJABE * nar 2 Pat 6 A Money on hand ee eee eee 50,456 0 ‘ aa + + 5 es { 7 -aghit wagons, buggies treating these Sinepses— iecetiameatia bonds Be ee . 65,845 00 nicely. furnished ventilation perfect. SECTION 7 pec greener $1.50 washing, ag , buggies MARE MEN, county claims : Tt. . —. 1244 86 4 ; ES . : The Ordinance shall take effect and be in sec. . oS, 4 rth-class livery stable $1. Or those who coptempilate marriage who ar Bod ot iio capetae! oe 5.308 3 This Hotel has just been painted inside and outside, thoroughly renovated, . force from aud after twenty days after its pas te 30. For feed and ‘sale utables, $2. ; 2 plate marriage, « Gold bullion ears 8,308 35 ; sage. : Genes riv bles, from one to two suffering under any of these fearful maladies items in.course of collection ..,-----: 1,667 14 and its sanitary condition made perfect. Ado; ted by the following vote: Yea—Carr, Aes Sci LY a ea, ate ee ; nof-forget the sacred respoustiiit) . Loans on Peal ee'ate.-. 6s -i eee ones 20-889 65 New, broad porches and veranda for the accommodation of guests, overlooking the . Gault and Rich. Noes—None. poe. gz. For private stables for each addion them, nor delay to obtain im . Loans on stocks aud bonds... --.+-5,845 001 fae Tenvik Gantt D. 8. BAKER, tional horse, 1244 cents 1 any Loans on personal BECUTILY. 2+ eee ee 100,517 18 mere d d = President of the Board of City Trustees. . Sec 33. For breweries or soda factories, )nCURED AT HOME. Seeeceg paral Poem apes epee 4 It is about 5 minutes’ walk from the Hotel to Ragon’s Grove, a soma pe vg CSR ond oanee cluding wo horses $1 50-. Foweach additiona: é ank pre es, D ads . oe TUS 6, A = ze rst date of publicat.on 0 iis ord nance a. 1214 eents. Persons at & distance may be CURED AJ Furnitere and fixtures ..----+++--*" 4,000 00 pine-clad spot, containing croquet grounds, hammocks, rustic benches, Ete March 29, 1895. ee ; spr Pe 12 ror vik works, $1. HOME, by addressing -@ letter to Dr. Gibbon . Other real 5 egy! ‘eee 2°300 00 . All free to Union Hotel guests. a ote Se ets se. Por SUE SEE Laundries, $2. stuting case, symptoms, length of time the die ue from Banks : . F = et . Ses x ar ae ing shi for dressmakaease has conned, and the medicine wiil be . First National Bank, San Francisco. . 2,618 25 Particular attention 1s called to the fact that (ee rete Gatabiou ments ice tke fot promptly sent, free from damage or curiosity, The Bank of California, . ~ .. 2,965 82 each machine, 25 cents. to any pait of the cougtry, with full directions . Nat. sank of D: 0. Mills & Co., SacraTI <> OH x Sec. 37. For sewing machines for family, for for use. The Doctor cures wheu others fail mento os . 3 273 26 a : z use of water, 10 cents, : Try him. Charges reasonable call or write. Nat'l Bank of North America, New Are employed in any capacity at this Hotel. Only White experienced cooks and wait— a Ses. 38. For Court House including water Address.vR J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street VOR ry ar 21,976 68 . org and our table is not sur jagsed by any in this city. ——t0= for irrigation, $9 per week. : : corner Commercial, San Francisco Office ‘Box ——— ar Y 2 ss “eaae ; j . 49, For each tap inthe Catholic ceme1957. ° Total.. .--ete $3°6,.01 21 The Union Hotel has the finegt Commercial Men’s Sample Room in Town. : 5 per year. o) ; pacar eat A nice Reading and Billiard Room in the Union Hotel. ar a Ae yor public halls and theaters, 5 Capital paidin coim .--------$ 50,000 0 . = = : Va 3 ia. FISHER, : Unaivic ed profits ees Se 92,4) 4 Passengers and Baggage transported to and from the depot free of charge. cl + ) ad if >. S aes Ses be ba halle, 3 oye contracts ss D le it 232 623 S cotions {0OFr a sot 7 P Ture ec. 42. orl, prick ge Cc cts, Newspaper Advertising AgencyDae icoss unpaid wae : Stage connections for alt points from the Tnion Erotel _and the Eureka, f ( JM NO 16 ccnta: teal dea Bloomfield, Washington and Marysville lines have their offices in the building. ae f cents. For 1,000 bricks on amall contracts ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHA NGE, Total...----+<«" ».$ 305,201 21 The rates are reasonable, being from $1 25 to $2 per day—according to rooms. Special : 1284 cents. CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCU. : by week or month. eee sores one: A ee walks floors OF Aside from the amount due from Banks ax ' Beds new, clean and superior to any in town. : Sec. 45. For stoue wail and mortar, § cents Serre fortn abeve, the money ans other securit es «n! = er perch N = ADY ERTISEMENTS SOLICITED FOR . pers snal property are ylTin Wwe eusouy +f th _We therefore challenge comparison with any other Hotel in Northern Att ooh b : h per perch. . iasterifis or cementing 2 aici " 4 ors: she » Pecifie ‘ttize : re ~ “re re BU. = 3 N alfnewspapers -pabished on the ecific . Citize © San Grass ne nthe towns, of ia . California, both as a pleasure resort and aconvenience to business houses, . . — otice is hereby given that) per sq. ya. rass Valley, county of Nevals the office of the Count AssesSee 47. For railroad depot, $5. : = -€ O = y : Sec. 48. For business houses not otherwise ts. stent water closets for each flee mills when run by water For quartz mills connected -with an if-taking water at 1 85 to $15 per season at the dis certion Of the water agent, provided the amount regulated in proportion to the it taking water at for 24 hours. rigation, wheu taking no water at family rates, 30 cents per inch for 24 hours. Sec. D4. For irrigating vegetable gardens when vegetables are gold in market $25 per sea son. rinkling or watering the streets other from the fire plugs or r year. ushing sewers of all kinds, #10 s5_ pe ity trough at the Plaza an City pound, $20 per year. bor all water used for fire purpose , Agent of. the Water Compan i A Fl ES i A shall have the power 1B all cases to ascertal by proper measurement the quantity of w .te e de LOS ANGELES CARNIVAL OF 1895. April 15th to 20th, inclusive. A — Magumificent The Fiesta will be ona larger scale nificence than before. event, is growing to be rivaling, if not e in the Pavilion afternoon apd evening. derfully attractive. i THURSDAY P. M., APRIL 18TH. Grand Floral Procession of Decorvted Floats, trians, Ete., Ete., Etc., lowed by the ’ Bataille Des Franciseo FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19TH. Grand Flower Festival Ball at the Pavilion, opened with a Minuet Dances in Costuine. The SOUTHERN even: sat thon regular fare, e8 Barbara and returo. bara aad retur:. agent 8. P. Co, D. Ss alt orders for 2° ANNUAL yeer, and the ae xeeeding in splendor, the Mard Gras of New Orleans and the Veiled Prophets of St Louis. Santa Barbara FLOWER FESTIVAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17TH. Exhibition of Fruits and Flowers Music. and the distribution of prizes. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18TH Grand Concert, American Concert Band(40 pieces) of REDUCED RATES. special Excursion rates for these two important ONE-THIRD LESS From San Francisco, and all points south to Los Angeles or Santa and all pcints west to Los Angeles or Santa Bar<ets will be good erriving at e'th. r point April 13th to 20th inclusive; returning on treins arriving at destination of ticket not later than April 22d. Arrangements will also be made enabling visitors to-ineiude both points in one trip if desired. For full partieulars enquire of T, H. GOODMAN, Gen. Poss. Agt. . BAKER § READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND ‘FO . DRAYING AND HAULING: ; P irticular attention paid te the transportation bags za for theatrical parties. ‘ oAnnual Meeting. ‘ The holders of the Masonic. Hal! Wri be held at Masonic Hall, Saturday, May 18th, 1895, at 7 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the ensuing before said meeting. sec. 61. shut off the wa consumer sec. 6. Wat terly. Irrigate monthly instal wben taking w pay monthly f¢ Spectacle. pzser. Sec. 63. A fi a hotel contal class hotels no of magThis delightiul annual one of national interest, Sec. 64. Af horses. less than 6 Sec. 65. NO water to any } mit from the. Bec. 66, Won. the Water Cor domestic pur} to supply wat Carriages, Carts, Equesobtain a suffic to be immediately fol Fleurs tees may, afte ped, one week fro Sec. 67. Th accompany t Music. It not paid within the current month may be suut off the same &8 than 10 horses. authorized agent o inery, 25 cents per run, provided that duringthe months of Ju ember,of each year when July, August and Sep" than asufficient supply cf ‘osern andirr gation, it may r fuse and it shall be sto used and fix the price as provided by 8¢ etions 51, 52 aud 53 ot this ordinance, All water, except city and county purposes, are due and psyable weekly, sndif not so paid the wateragentmay,. — in his discretion, Upon giving consumer one week’s written notice to pry U the delinguetl ter from the premisses of suc er rates for all city purposes and for the Cours House are due and pipable quar gs izof NE Rang wh‘ se P. O. address is Towle, Placer county, ly failed to 1895, at the hour of 10 o!clock A. M. slace and time the said George W. owle, and ties interested herein, appear with such witnesses as they way desire to produce for examination a8 to ttre matters herein set forth. THOMAS FRASER, Register. ¥ad. F. Taylor, Attorney. attend-. 7 a jist of lands situated in the scribed betow and has applied for a ogee for said lands; that the list is open to t 17 N., 3u0 acres. Ordinance No. 121. eS Ordinance No. 122. to K. CASPER ‘assigns, the © ght to eonstruct United States Land Office, ’ Sacramento, California, February 16, 1895, v itiam Downie, and all whom it may concern. HERE AS. on the 22d day of January, 1878 one William Downie filed in this office Mineral Application No. 943 for the Pacific Conated Mining Claim, which embraced the N E 1-4 of Sec. 22, Township 17 North< . re 10 Kart, and whereas George G. Towle, fornia, filed a com laintin this office, alig that the said William Downie had wholcomply with the requirements of or the rules and regulations of the Land artment as to the holding, or working of and said land as @ mining claim, and that said never be: n occupied or used ag such, either tself, or in connectton with any other lands, __ and that t e same is non-mineral in character, and has no known mineral value, and titioned for a e Ss pehearing to determine the truth aid allegations. It is he:eby. ordered that such hearing be d at this office en the Fifteenth day of April at which said William Downie, and any other parare hereby notified to rhe first publication of this notice was made the 18th day of February, 1895. LAND NOTICE. : — Ud UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, . \ Marysville, Californie, March 4, 1895. TO WHOM IT MAY CONC : Noticeis hereby given that the Central Pafie Railroad Company has filed in this office Townships dee public r inspection, and a copy thereof, by descripve subdivisions, has been posted in a conven ient place in this office for the inspection of all persovs interested and the public generallyWithin the rext sixty days following the ate ot this notice, pretests or contests against .. ie Claim of the company to any tract or subivis on des-ribed in the list, on the *grourd that the same is more yalnable for mineral than gricultural purposes, will be received end o:ed ior report: to the General Land Office as Washington, D. C. is WILLIAM A. LOWERY, ~ Register. T, J. SHERWOOD, : ~» Receiver. N.4 of SE.4 of $Ww.14 Section 33, ‘Township Range $ E., 20 acres aN eee sw. of SE. of SW.'4 7N., Range § B,, 10 acres. N.lg Section 35, ‘Vownship 17 N., Range 8 E., ~ Seetion 33, Township swly SW. Section 23, Township 16 N., Range 6 #., 40 acres. ‘i 9 m6 Notice to Creditors. Eiouee OF JAMES MONRO, deceased. 4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Aministratrix of the Estate ~ of ES. MONRO, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary youchets,) Within four months afier the firat publication of this notice to the said Administratrix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal., the sume being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. oy ELIZABETH MONRO, Administratrix of the estate of James Monro, deceased. Dated at Nevada City this 29th day of De429 nber, 1 8u4 RED SEARLS, Atty. = Notice to Creditors. yee OF PAUL RICHARDS, deceased. 4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, faaministratrix of the estate of Paul Richards, deveased, to. the creditors of and all persons having Claims ag inst the said deceased, to. exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, with-in four months after the first publication of this notice to suid Administratrix, at the Law office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. Se MAKY KICHARDS, Administra'rix of the Estate of Paul Rich~ aris, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Ca’., this 19th day of March, 1895. mig Fred Searls, Atty. Stockholders’ Meeting. ROAD COMPANY— The aunuar meeting of the Stockholders of he Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Compary for the eection of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve i months, and for the transaction of such other business as nay properly come before the meet ing, will be heid at the olfice of the company, at the. Railroad Depot, Grass Valley; evade y . county, California, on » . Wednesday, the 3d Day of April, 1895, r. at3 P.M. -Polls,will be Opened at 3:45 P. M Transfer beoks will be closed on the 23d day of . March. by orderof N EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAIL 3% Yr irrigation, and for JOHN F. KIDDER, President GeorGk FLETCHER, Secretary. 4 Assessment Notice. erie h (PIN GOD ANB SILVER MINING COM J pany, Nevada City, Cal. Notice is hereby given that-.ata meeting of the Board of Direc in . tors, held on the 22d day of March, 1695, an ms rates are due and payable c L Iments of one fifth of the rates . sessment (No. 12) of 4 cents per share was levied upon the eapital stock of the corporation, ater tor the season otherw ike or Water use. wat for demestic pt ist-class hotel is understood to ng not less than 70 beds, cecend t leas.than 40 beds. Third class hotels not less than 20 beds,Fou class hotels not less than 10 beds irst Class livery stab'e is unde atood to be a stablo containing not less than Second-class horses, and fourth-class live stables less than 6 horses. 3 one except & propel'y author.z.d agent of the Water Company shall turn on 4 pe rslace or building without « water agent, provided that A miner's inch for 24 npwy can not obtain more water in the pipes er for the purpose of running 1 chinery and provided further that on the ex plaint of a water consul ent supply of water for dumestic purposes Or irrigation, the Board of City Tr ripvestigating the matter or the sale of water for running machinery st pped after a period of m the date of such order. ny { the city or Fire Department . may turn on the water for city purposes. . For all water used for running ia . houcs ner that he is unable To . to 1895, to the Secretary, at the office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal.,in U.S. gold coin. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpa: d on the 2th day of April, 1898, will be deiinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be eold on W ednesday, 1th day of May, 1895, atthe hour of 2 o'clock P.M. at the otfice of the Secretary of said ecurporation, to pay the delinquent assess ment, together with costs of advertising ant By order of the Board of payable April 26th, er ir be . th .F2, livery stables not less . SSPCuECE of. sale. By Third-claes livery stables 1 Directors. K, CASPER, Secretary. ry Office—Carter & Johuston’s store, on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. : he Notice to Creditors. ] XSTATE OF ELIZABETH LANGDON. deceas 4 ed Notice is hereby given by the unders'gn ed, Administrator of the Mstate of Elizabeth Langdon dece:sed, tothe creditors of and all persons haying chums ag ainst the said deceased to exhibit them, with ‘he necessary youchers w.thin four months after the first publication of s notice to said J. S$. Langdon at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevads City, Cali i rnia, the sume being the place for he ‘ransactiou of the business of said estate . in said county of Nevada, . a J. 8, LANGDON, . Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth Lapgus. don, cecensed . rot . . . eh ne, this for naym der Dated this 19th day of March 1895. p P. F, Simonds Attorney for Administrat Order to Show Cause. 1e Marshal, when requested, shall he agent of the Water Company the purpose of shutting off the water from . premises of any person who shall bein def inthe paym San ent of water rates as proyl in this Ordinan e. The Marshal shal. charge and collect from Water Company for such service the sum «© for each tim re he go accompanies the W Agent, the same to be paid by che Marshal he City Treasury the same 48 other funds lected by him, and lowing vote: Rich. No, Attest: TT. PACIFIC CO. wil make First date << follows ; Sacramento, San Jose] . ’ ORTH ‘ pany. also from Ph-enix, Ariz., See Sine given that for going trip on trains } fors held on compeny, “California, 5 ment shall San Francisco, or any . May, 1895, =: is made b California trict, count he 2 yo satu MEETING -OF S8TOCK-. which election Association . for the ful Nevada City, on Inspector trans»ction of suob other busi( nesses may be properly and ley ally brought Judges Pal . . J-ROLFE, feeretary. March 29, 1895. vada County, at a meeting of the Board of b 1805, an ussessment, (No, 2) of twelve cents per share, ‘wag levied npon the cal ration, payable immec iately in Gold Coin, to the Seerctary, at the office o for sale at public efore will be sold on Monday, Passed this 28th day of Feb., 1895, by the Baker, Carr, Gault, H p. 8. BAKER, Tayes, none. President of the Bo ra of City Trustees. H. Carr, Clerk of publication of this ordin Abacsement Notice. SAN JUAN GOED MINING ¢ Location of principal place of Francisco, Ca ifornia. Loeati issippi Valley California. Notice is he the 22d day of March, ital stock of the ¢ United treet, San Fran No. 143 First Mining District, for emnegee the [* TH E SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN ault PY of Nevada, State of California. ded the estate of. Paul In the matter of Richards, deceased. Mary Richards, the Administratrix of the e* tate‘of Pan! Richards,d: ceased, having filed ber petition herein, duly ver tied, praying for an or der of sale for certain real estate, for the purpe es therein set forth: ‘ \ itis therefore ordered by the said Court, that fo] . all persons interested in the estate of said de ook, . ceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 29th day of April, 1895, al ten o clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Superior Court at the Court House in Nevada City. Calfornia, to show cause why -n order should not be granted to the sat'! Adininistratrix to sell so mueb of the rei! estate ot the said deceased at public auction aus Shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published the { $2 ater into colnee, ‘OM. least. four successive weeks in thé Dall: busi: . [RANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and pu!) n of . lisbed in said Nevada County, at Navada Cil)JOHN CALDWELL, Nereby Judge of the Superior Court. rec‘ Dated March 26th, 1895. FRED SEaRLs. Atty. Notice to! Creditors. po Plater { the WEBER, Nee 11800; aa ede OF RANDOLPH D. j ceased. Notice is hereby given by the ul. Any stock upon which this assess~ ‘ remain unpaid on the sixth ¢ will be delinquent, and adve *wents-seventh day of May, 1895, to pay t linquent assessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors, i AN SA H.-W. MORRIS, Seeretary: Office—No. 14% First Street, San Francis 0, Election of School Directors. ¢ Nowa quali — FR ig HEREBY GIVEN TO é ay, April 27, 1895, At Washington School Houge of said dist Three Directors sre to be elected 1 term of three years each. The polls will be open between the hours of 8 4. M, and sun down, J, ©. Rich is ap and J. @, O’Nei'l and J. M. giid election. By order of the on of Neyada Schoo! District. L. 8. CALKINS, Bectetery Board ef Edueatjon. auction, and unless pay inent 4 electors of Nevada School: Diey of Nevada, that the annual election of School core oe will be held da aersigned, Executor of the Las Will amd Tes ‘ament of Randolph D, Weber, deceased, to the creditois of and all Bato ex having claims tay of 1 ised -) ‘urainst the said deceased, to exhibit them, withche necessary vouchers, within four months after the,first publication of this notice, to the «iid Exeentor, atethe law office at ¥, -T. Nilon. Nevada City, Gal., the same being the place for the transaction Btthe business of said estate, jin said county of Nevade. ~~ -" “NICHOLAUS WEBER, SR» . Fxecutor ofthe just Will and ‘Testament o! ‘Randolph D. Weber, deceased. eer : Dated Nevada City, Cal., this ist day of April, 894. —— the 1 dese THE Stockholders’ Meeting: . —s pur ANNUAL MEETING: OF sTocKMO!LDers of Odd te lows Hall Association W i ‘ke piace in the Library Room of Oad Fellows Lull, Seveda City, on Monday evening, Mry \, 1805, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of electing & Joara of bi ectors for the ensuing year, ant he transaction of such other business as may woperly come before such meeting. s 'N. P. BROWN, Preaiden rict at oi ted Juisey Bear JAMES KINKEAD, Becretary. Neveda City, April I, 1895, a 4 oa 1 S PP sled . am, PUI ° Se Cie — me Semmems<s is = ey