January 13, 1896 (4 pages)

boot ns The Nerdda ty Daly ans ’ BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. Browx.L. 8. CaLKmNs. : SUBSORIPTION: PRIGHS.:s Threo' 1 60 ek 16 cents. ’ Per we ey a a : ‘i pala in vance, 60,.cents pet month.-; Adverse first mang nn per. pee. square for dijoual inserfion.:. Business advernotices 10 cents per-line eacwscc cs ee eo ee eee eee = = Saha Gelanel eset teas tok Superior Xie eee se teecie seseneeeeeeeee Under ‘Sheriff -and Jailer aber er eeess W. J. Rogers. doha: 2 We Mig MAMET. 5. ose seen ecene seer eed iy ae ie os SURREVERORS, aria A mM. a . MC. RES, 4 1MP T ERIDGKON, 'T, J. ROBINSON 4 : B. W. DONNELLY. a r am — 7 COMPOUND : SULPHUR ee The Best Medicine Ever ,Introduced The Great Remedy for Habitual ;Constipation, Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, . Billiousness, Gou, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Etc. Thousand of bottles.are sold be a? 4 monthly, and every body that has used it proclaim it tobe a ye . wonderfat’ medicine, y Every prominent physician : in San Francisco, San Jose Stodkton and Sacramento reccommend:it:’: 3 cf a : Sold by'all Draggists.mad e SUNSET , LIMIFED: pees a healthy man nausea, but a Por the Season. of 1895-96, WILL BUN BETWEEN © io. Seen 4 a OVER THE: GREAT — «’ Leaving: San Francisco. . The most ‘, moder . Seger nin AFEME, seh ae tien and fivetents foreach a on: Vitgelf rk . ceptibly—from two inches to two feet, =< according to the species—but knots, “there being more. likelihood «of such SUNSET +: ROUTE! Tuesdays and Saturdays : How a Tree Grows. quainted with the tree’s mode of growth the first thing of importance. is. to keep in view ‘the function of the ‘‘cambian layer’’—the soft, spongy substance lying between the wood proper.and the bark. The pulpy, porous substance is,really a ‘tissue of minute cells, visible only under the microscope, and apparently all of the same.size and shape in any given variety: of: tres. 'The cells lying nearest the-bark contribute a permanent accre‘tion to the ¢ree’s covering, while those . which lie nearest the wood slowly change from ‘‘cambian layer’’ toreal tree fiber. In this way the bark becomes thicker each year, and at the same time the tree . ‘Itself ispermanently enlarged, Y. In the spring: and early summer the -bark on: alltrees is’ to a certain extent loosened to permit:of the cambian layer wholly ceases the result is manifest in the ‘‘ring’’ of new wood and the thin layer of newly formed inner bark. The ends of each limb have also grown permarks, forks, etc., on tree trunks are. no higher from the ground than they were the year before, If some one tells’ you that a limb which is now but three or four feet from the ground ‘‘ will be high enough to walk under when the tree gets'its growth,’’ put him or her down as a person knowing but little about the natural history of trees; ~~ °°" * X Bridge Paints. A careful investigation of. the reliaAmerican Society of Civil Engineers, with some important practical results. It appears that in all cases rust was found td’a greater or less extent, occurring always in spots in the center of clean metal; most of ‘this, however, being thin ‘and as bad in new structares as in old. It was, nevertheless, found that the.iron oxide paints adhered more ‘firmly to the metal than the lead paints, only one case being found in which the latter adhered well and was tough,” thongh much of this brittleness, it is suggested, may be due to adulteration of the oi] by turpentine, benzine or other petrolenm products, adulteration with lead paints than with iron, as they are more difficult to spread, and consequently dilution of the oil is resorted to. In some cases bridges coat3d with iron oxide 11 or 12 years ago were. found. to. be still in good condition without having to be repainted. Only two of -the bridges. examined had been painted. with: carbon or asphaltum paints, but the condition of things in these two cases was found’ to be not altogether satisfactory, as the coating was aot tough or adherent. Too little attention, Gerber remarks, has been paid to thoroughly cleaning the metal before the first coat of paint.is applied. 5 An Artless .Spouse. In the south of Ireland a short time igo a prominent. gentleman was elected to thé. coronership,. and . very. natarally was proud of the honor which had been zonferred upon him. When he carried the news of his election to his home, he appeared before. his wife in a yery-digaified manner and said: ‘My dear, I was elected coroner today, and there is, something I wisk to say to you. In the future I wish you to cease talking so much with the servants and assume. the dignity becoming the wife of a high publio official. Do you understand ?’’ ‘*Yes, Tom. Oh, I’m so glad that. you haye.been made a coroner! Just think! Mrs. Brown and all the Smitis will be calling to see me!’’ And her eyes fairly blazed with delight. After revolving the matter in her mind and cackling with pride as only a woman. can she. suddenly. éxclaimed : “‘Oh, Tom, if you are a coroner, I suppose I shall ‘be a coroneress, won’t {???—-Liverpool Mercury. Absentminded, * The story is told of a famous mathematician that he was frequently guilty during his courtship of walking the greater part of a mile with the young lady of his choice without oa One evening she took advantage of his absentmindedness to play him a trick. She slipped: her hand from his arm and hurried home a nearer way. He continued to hold his arm: in the ‘ame position; walked up the steps. of her father’s house, and rang the bell, when, t6 his astonishment, she herself opened the door. He st in an incrednlous manner and exclaimed, ‘Why, 3——, how in the world did you get on that side of the door?’’ : . Paley, . People afflicted with shaking palsy. are greatly relieved by traveling long journeys in fast trains. The greater the oscillation: the better they are. Dr. Charcot, noticing this, has had a chair is given by electricity. ‘ect: palsied patientenj it, and after a ‘quarter of anin it is a different. man. stretches his limbs, loses fa@ and enjoys a good night’s rest afterward. A Solemn Warning. . What is the man doing? He is climbing to theelectric lamp to light his pipe. Will he light it? = No, but we will go.to his funeral tomorrow: : : ' Ys he a poor man? ; No, but he never subscribed toa newspaper and doea not know that-the war is over.— Atlanta Constitution. ‘. qt is a wise Jender of books who writes yer name on the inner margin of the exercising its functions, and when this . bility of different paints used on bridges J D ‘ has been. made by E. Gerber of the ° ® avis, b : character of said lands hearing having been applied for by said appli-} — ie to which a rapid side to side move-torty-seventh .page-as well as on the fly . teaf. She has ‘in this way been enabled a a8 Teacher of LOCAL. AND INSTRU= MENTAL ALSO ‘MUSIC CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. ‘Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other sortions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at their own home. For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete., aply to the Professor, by letter or personally, at is home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City 1.C. LINDLEY, "NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY. peg eA “ EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1896. deal ea ESE ALR. ZENG MANHOOD RESTORED Before Using Cupidene: —BY— : R. ‘Commencing January 1, 1896, the: fare . . —* between. Colfax and Nevada City will be} ; ee $1.75. Between Grass Valléy and Colfax . T° MILES. FARE, e $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Val-. Alpha.,..1Gh 2.-escsecoese won. ley eat Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to + aarti rg Rewe ae sareceeee a intermediate stations reduced in like pro-~. qov ots pos yb chek Sb oka p sia £ irtioa, ouid trip Wokola ‘Gelween ‘Nel oncacer Pe A vada City snd‘Colfax, good for threo. days, . Columbia Hil. /13f . T1112 2 50) $2.50, Round-trip-tickete between Grass cornea £8 gansenaness oo es : Commutation tickets, good for all stations aso: Saige eee 7 80 oi between Nevada City and Chicago Park, . Edwards Bridge..7% ‘6 .i.6 1 00 rea $1. These tickets good for five fares befica Sea ae ae Ny a Ei “ , 7 aS Trenc stheee OE sgaabecege A 9» 35 gs algae Grass ‘Velley.and Nevada City, . Graniteville..28 -Stage..-. 4@ f » Joun F, Krppzr, Grass Valley.:.4 9! cesesee 25} @ © oe Pres, and Man’gr, . Lake City..112 Sf sasece eee = Gro. Fieronmr, — rence eae 124 mre nseseee FOO & . x BBlaG. Sos > Cabee’s ea oe ee ee N. Bloomfield.144 “ .. 2.50 me N.SanJuan,..13 “ ..62 00 DI a ren ; on i jawoege Aree Te UNA % : , gegen Relief Hill. 18 Be en cae S.O0 ane Rough & Ready. 8 Tekan FOO ; Pine. Street, Nevada’ City — et Siave 56 es ee ea BOO J J JACKSON f ries ean artsville,;.. 19 eevee . Leading Cigar Dealers. Suchen. 20 & eee dk hho a ee : an. Francisco,,. Mc evans ao _. In Stock = __ Prnckee:, 0 cui BO OM dy haese 5 78 Sole Agent ‘for Nevada City. Leading Lady / General Arthur, Washington.. 19 Stagess.. 2.50 The Best ~ . Humboldt Imp'td, J . You Bet...10 <.* . 4. F 60 = ‘Cent ‘J Estrella, 5 ‘ Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, ee _ in ‘thé City. Harmonia After Using Cupidene — » This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, Attorney and Counselor at Law —sUCH AS— Qe eee” COR. COM-. ,osT MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS . HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, yee PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, _ IMPOTENOY, Delinquent Notice. DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, OR, co AND SILVER MINING.” COM eS eae ‘pany: Location of principal place of busiW 4 ELSE LS she Hexada City, California.” Location of CURES : HERE EVER THING E E FAI * works, Nevada City District, Nevada county, Californta. j Notice. There are delinquent upon -the following described stock, on account of. assexsment (No. 18) levied on the 18th day of November, 1895, the several amounts set opposite:the a the respective shareholders, .as folOWs : No. No. . A Names. Cert. “Shares. Amt. Carl Hesse 217, 218, 219, se 920, 221, 222, of “ 998,294, 225, 9050 $ 90.50 & sf 230 15,000 150.00 Carl tee 249 5,000 50.00 Herbert Coward, 56, $50 8.50 M. Hanly, 83, 350 8.50 BE. E. Appelton, — 197, 106 1.06 A. J. Boefitig, 61, 200 2.00 F, Woodman, 21and 88, . 518 5.18 Phil. Mondt, 287, “8,000 80,00 J. Morrison, WW, 600 5.00 Wm. Moozer, Jr. Tr., 152 and 153, 681 5.381 Wm. Foshbach, 120 and 184, 202 2.02 Max Merten, 149, 1050 10.50 B. H. Miller, 164, 175 1.75 Marie Rissmann, 178, 200. 2.00’ Dr. Louis Stern, . 172, 500 5.00 Chaa. E. Moozer 212, 800 8.00 Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 1,500 15.00 David Anderson, 241, 500 ‘6 00 Mary Ann Martin, 245, 1,000 10,00 Nellie Martin, 5; 246, 500 500 Lottie Martin, 247, 500 5.00 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made-on the 18th day of November, 1895, so many shares of each parcel such stock as may.be necessary will be sold at public auction on Friday, January 10, 1896, at the office of the Company, rear of Carter Johnston’s Store, Commercial street, Nevada City, Nevada county, Californic, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon,together with costs of advertising and erpenns of sale. . CASPER, Seeretary.* Office —Rear of Carter & Johnston’s Store, Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal, of the Directors held Januar 7, 1896, the above delinquent sale is hereb postponed for 30 days. By order of the Direc ors of the Odin G. & 8. Mining Co. K. CASPER, Sec’y._. At afmeetin: Notice For Publication, United States Land Office Sacramento, Cal., December 20, 1895. To all: whom. it may concern. Whereas the Central Pacific Railroad Comome? hag presented its application (List No. ot select as a portion of its grant Sections 25 an 5in Tp.17N.,8.9 E. M.D. M, in county, Cal., a8 agricultural land, and Whereas, said iands are by the return of the U.8. Surveyor General for California denominated mineral land, and by instructions of the Hon. Commissioner of the General Land Office a hearing is necessary after due notice thereof, osting, to determine the for minerals, and such Nevada publication, and cant. ; It is therefore ordered that citations issue returnable before the Register and Receiver of this office, at this office st10 o’clock o, m., onthe 10th day of F any? 1893, at which time and ace Dhersatd applicant with its witnesses an @ud all, mineral claimants. and their wittiesses are hereby cited to be and apand offer such Sesmnony as they may desire touching the character of said lands. m Default by any party to this citation will be duly noted. THOMAS FRASER, ; Register. CHAS. F. GARDNER, 428 Receiver. Order to Show Cause. Ts the Superior Court of Nevada County State of California. In the matter of the estate of Simon Vedder Vanderveer, deccase : the petition this It sppen ne to this Court by day re sand. filed by W. Schmidt, the administrator of the estate of Simon Vedder BF poe apoyo ee preying foran onverar ale of real estate an at itis necessary to se the r deceased in order to e realestate of said de pay, the debts, expenses and charges of administration. © © ‘ 3 Itis therefore ordered thatall persons interested in the estate of said: deceased, appear before the said Court on Monday the 27th day.of January #506, at 100’clook A. M., of eaid-date at the Court House and inthe Court Room of said Court in Nevada City; Nevada County, Cal, toshow cause why an order should ot. be granted to the said administrator tesell-all the. real estate of gai ! decedent. é . And thata copy of this orderbe published “at leastfour successive weeks in the Nevada bas . DAULY TRANSCRIPT, anewspsper printed and published in ssid Geant Jadge of the Superior Court. THos. & Forp, Attorney. Dated Dec. 28th, 1 pa Dighest degree of ENTERTAINMENT . jo identify her own books in. friends’ *_Aeeot connections In New Orleans for . houses when ‘the fly leaves. ve mysteri iB Matern points. Quick Time, Only ously disappeared. ‘ SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, . oe (O@F-The Doctor has diseovered the active. principle on. which the vitality of the The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known. ™ remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use six boxes, One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to. DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal, : sale ia Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. TEE Daily Transcript —I$S THE— -. Nevada City Leading Newspa per IN NEVADA COUNTY. FOR SAL= eT.Louis, an USA. 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boot ns The Nerdda ty Daly ans ’ BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. Browx.L. 8. CaLKmNs. : SUBSORIPTION: PRIGHS.:s Threo' 1 60 ek 16 cents. ’ Per we ey a a : ‘i pala in vance, 60,.cents pet month.-; Adverse first mang nn per. pee. square for dijoual inserfion.:. Business advernotices 10 cents per-line eacwscc cs ee eo ee eee eee = = Saha Gelanel eset teas tok Superior Xie eee se teecie seseneeeeeeeee Under ‘Sheriff -and Jailer aber er eeess W. J. Rogers.. doha: 2 We Mig MAMET. 5. ose seen ecene seer eed iy ae ie os SURREVERORS, aria A mM. a . MC. RES, 4 1MP T ERIDGKON, 'T, J. ROBINSON 4 : B. W. DONNELLY. a r am — 7 COMPOUND : SULPHUR ee The Best Medicine Ever ,Introduced The Great Remedy for Habitual ;Constipation, Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, . Billiousness, Gou, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Etc. Thousand of bottles.are sold be a? 4 monthly, and every body that has used it proclaim it tobe a ye . wonderfat’ medicine, y Every prominent physician : in San Francisco, San Jose Stodkton and Sacramento reccommend:it:’: 3 cf a : Sold by'all Draggists.mad e SUNSET , LIMIFED: pees a healthy man nausea, but a Por the Season. of 1895-96, WILL BUN BETWEEN © io. Seen 4 a OVER THE: GREAT — «’ Leaving: San Francisco.. . The most ‘, moder . Seger nin AFEME, seh ae tien and fivetents foreach a on: Vitgelf rk . ceptibly—from two inches to two feet, =< according to the species—but knots, “there being more. likelihood «of such SUNSET +: ROUTE! Tuesdays and Saturdays : How a Tree Grows. quainted with the tree’s mode of growth the first thing of importance. is. to keep in view ‘the function of the ‘‘cambian layer’’—the soft, spongy substance lying between the wood proper.and the bark. The pulpy, porous substance is,really a ‘tissue of minute cells, visible only under the microscope, and apparently all of the same.size and shape in any given variety: of: tres. 'The cells lying nearest the-bark contribute a permanent accre‘tion to the ¢ree’s covering, while those . which lie nearest the wood slowly change from ‘‘cambian layer’’ toreal tree fiber. In this way the bark becomes thicker each year, and at the same time the tree . ‘Itself ispermanently enlarged, Y. In the spring: and early summer the -bark on: alltrees is’ to a certain extent loosened to permit:of the cambian layer wholly ceases the result is manifest in the ‘‘ring’’ of new wood and the thin layer of newly formed inner bark. The ends of each limb have also grown permarks, forks, etc., on tree trunks are. no higher from the ground than they were the year before, If some one tells’ you that a limb which is now but three or four feet from the ground ‘‘ will be high enough to walk under when the tree gets'its growth,’’ put him or her down as a person knowing but little about the natural history of trees; ~~ °°" * X Bridge Paints. A careful investigation of. the reliaAmerican Society of Civil Engineers, with some important practical results. It appears that in all cases rust was found td’a greater or less extent, occurring always in spots in the center of clean metal; most of ‘this, however, being thin ‘and as bad in new structares as in old. It was, nevertheless, found that the.iron oxide paints adhered more ‘firmly to the metal than the lead paints, only one case being found in which the latter adhered well and was tough,” thongh much of this brittleness, it is suggested, may be due to adulteration of the oi] by turpentine, benzine or other petrolenm products, adulteration with lead paints than with iron, as they are more difficult to spread, and consequently dilution of the oil is resorted to. In some cases bridges coat3d with iron oxide 11 or 12 years ago were. found. to. be still in good condition without having to be repainted. Only two of -the bridges. examined had been painted. with: carbon or asphaltum paints, but the condition of things in these two cases was found’ to be not altogether satisfactory, as the coating was aot tough or adherent. Too little attention, Gerber remarks, has been paid to thoroughly cleaning the metal before the first coat of paint.is applied. 5 An Artless .Spouse. In the south of Ireland a short time igo a prominent. gentleman was elected to thé. coronership,. and . very. natarally was proud of the honor which had been zonferred upon him. When he carried the news of his election to his home, he appeared before. his wife in a yery-digaified manner and said: ‘My dear, I was elected coroner today, and there is, something I wisk to say to you. In the future I wish you to cease talking so much with the servants and assume. the dignity becoming the wife of a high publio official. Do you understand ?’’ ‘*Yes, Tom. Oh, I’m so glad that. you haye.been made a coroner! Just think! Mrs. Brown and all the Smitis will be calling to see me!’’ And her eyes fairly blazed with delight. After revolving the matter in her mind and cackling with pride as only a woman. can she. suddenly. éxclaimed : “‘Oh, Tom, if you are a coroner, I suppose I shall ‘be a coroneress, won’t {???—-Liverpool Mercury. Absentminded, * The story is told of a famous mathematician that he was frequently guilty during his courtship of walking the greater part of a mile with the young lady of his choice without oa One evening she took advantage of his absentmindedness to play him a trick. She slipped: her hand from his arm and hurried home a nearer way. He continued to hold his arm: in the ‘ame position; walked up the steps. of her father’s house, and rang the bell, when, t6 his astonishment, she herself opened the door. He st in an incrednlous manner and exclaimed, ‘Why, 3——, how in the world did you get on that side of the door?’’ : . Paley, . People afflicted with shaking palsy. are greatly relieved by traveling long journeys in fast trains. The greater the oscillation: the better they are. Dr. Charcot, noticing this, has had a chair is given by electricity. ‘ect: palsied patientenj it, and after a ‘quarter of anin it is a different. man. stretches his limbs, loses fa@ and enjoys a good night’s rest afterward. A Solemn Warning. . What is the man doing? He is climbing to theelectric lamp to light his pipe. Will he light it? = No, but we will go.to his funeral tomorrow: : : ' Ys he a poor man? ; No, but he never subscribed toa newspaper and doea not know that-the war is over.— Atlanta Constitution. ‘. qt is a wise Jender of books who writes yer name on the inner margin of the exercising its functions, and when this . bility of different paints used on bridges J D ‘ has been. made by E. Gerber of the ° ® avis, b : character of said lands hearing having been applied for by said appli-} — ie to which a rapid side to side move-torty-seventh .page-as well as on the fly . teaf. She has ‘in this way been enabled a a8 Teacher of LOCAL. AND INSTRU= MENTAL ALSO ‘MUSIC CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. ‘Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other sortions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at their own home. For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete., aply to the Professor, by letter or personally, at is home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City 1.C. LINDLEY, "NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY. peg eA “ EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1896. deal ea ESE ALR. ZENG MANHOOD RESTORED Before Using Cupidene: —BY— : R. ‘Commencing January 1, 1896, the: fare . . —* between. Colfax and Nevada City will be} ; ee $1.75. Between Grass Valléy and Colfax . T° MILES. FARE, e $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Val-. Alpha..,...1Gh 2.-escsecoese won. ley eat Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to + aarti rg Rewe ae sareceeee a intermediate stations reduced in like pro-~. qov ots pos yb chek Sb oka p sia £ irtioa, ouid trip Wokola ‘Gelween ‘Nel oncacer Pe A vada City snd‘Colfax, good for threo. days, . Columbia Hil.. /13f . T1112 2 50) $2.50, Round-trip-tickete between Grass cornea £8 gansenaness oo es : Commutation tickets, good for all stations aso: Saige eee 7 80 oi between Nevada City and Chicago Park, . Edwards Bridge...7% ‘6 .i..6 1 00 rea $1. These tickets good for five fares befica Sea ae ae Ny a Ei “ , 7 aS Trenc stheee OE sgaabecege A 9» 35 gs algae Grass ‘Velley.and Nevada City, . Graniteville....28 -Stage...-. 4@ f » Joun F, Krppzr, Grass Valley.:.4 9! cesesee 25} @ © oe Pres, and Man’gr, . Lake City....112 Sf sasece eee = Gro. Fieronmr, — rence eae 124 mre nseseee FOO & . x BBlaG. Sos > Cabee’s ea oe ee ee N. Bloomfield..144 “ .... 2.50 me N.SanJuan,...13 “ ...62 00 DI a ren ; on i jawoege Aree Te UNA % :

, gegen Relief Hill.. 18 Be en cae S.O0 ane Rough & Ready.. 8 Tekan FOO ; Pine. Street, Nevada’ City — et Siave 56 es ee ea BOO J J JACKSON f ries ean artsville,;... 19 eevee . Leading Cigar Dealers. Suchen.. 20 & eee dk hho a ee : an. Francisco,,.. Mc evans ao _. In Stock = __ Prnckee:, 0 cui BO OM dy haese 5 78 Sole Agent ‘for Nevada City. Leading Lady / General Arthur, Washington... 19 Stagess... 2.50 The Best ~ . Humboldt Imp'td, J . You Bet.....10 <.* . 4.. F 60 = ‘Cent ‘J Estrella, 5 ‘ Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, ee _ in ‘thé City. Harmonia After Using Cupidene — » This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, Attorney and Counselor at Law —sUCH AS— Qe eee” COR. COM-. ,osT MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS . HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, yee PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, _ IMPOTENOY, Delinquent Notice. DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, OR, co AND SILVER MINING.” COM eS eae ‘pany: Location of principal place of busiW 4 ELSE LS she Hexada City, California.” Location of CURES : HERE EVER THING E E FAI * works, Nevada City District, Nevada county, Californta. j Notice. There are delinquent upon -the following described stock, on account of. assexsment (No. 18) levied on the 18th day of November, 1895, the several amounts set opposite:the a the respective shareholders, .as folOWs : No. No. . A Names. Cert.. “Shares. Amt. Carl Hesse 217, 218, 219, se 920, 221, 222, of “ 998,294, 225, 9050 $ 90.50 & sf 230 15,000 150.00 Carl tee 249 5,000 50.00 Herbert Coward, 56, $50 8.50 M. Hanly, 83, 350 8.50 BE. E. Appelton, — 197, 106 1.06 A. J. Boefitig, 61, 200 2.00 F, Woodman, 21and 88, . 518 5.18 Phil. Mondt, 287, “8,000 80,00 J. Morrison, WW, 600 5.00 Wm. Moozer, Jr. Tr., 152 and 153, 681 5.381 Wm. Foshbach, 120 and 184, 202 2.02 Max Merten, 149, 1050 10.50 B. H. Miller, 164, 175 1.75 Marie Rissmann, 178, 200. 2.00’ Dr. Louis Stern, . 172, 500 5.00 Chaa. E. Moozer 212, 800 8.00 Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 1,500 15.00 David Anderson, 241, 500 ‘6 00 Mary Ann Martin, 245, 1,000 10,00 Nellie Martin, 5; 246, 500 500 Lottie Martin, 247, 500 5.00 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made-on the 18th day of November, 1895, so many shares of each parcel such stock as may.be necessary will be sold at public auction on Friday, January 10, 1896, at the office of the Company, rear of Carter Johnston’s Store, Commercial street, Nevada City, Nevada county, Californic, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon,together with costs of advertising and erpenns of sale. . CASPER, Seeretary.* Office —Rear of Carter & Johnston’s Store, Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal, of the Directors held Januar 7, 1896, the above delinquent sale is hereb postponed for 30 days. By order of the Direc ors of the Odin G. & 8. Mining Co. K. CASPER, Sec’y._. At afmeetin: Notice For Publication, United States Land Office Sacramento, Cal., December 20, 1895. To all: whom. it may concern. Whereas the Central Pacific Railroad Comome? hag presented its application (List No. ot select as a portion of its grant Sections 25 an 5in Tp.17N.,8.9 E. M.D. M, in county, Cal., a8 agricultural land, and Whereas, said iands are by the return of the U.8. Surveyor General for California denominated mineral land, and by instructions of the Hon. Commissioner of the General Land Office a hearing is necessary after due notice thereof, osting, to determine the for minerals, and such Nevada publication, and cant. ; It is therefore ordered that citations issue returnable before the Register and Receiver of this office, at this office st10 o’clock o, m., onthe 10th day of F any? 1893, at which time and ace Dhersatd applicant with its witnesses an @ud all, mineral claimants. and their wittiesses are hereby cited to be and apand offer such Sesmnony as they may desire touching the character of said lands. m Default by any party to this citation will be duly noted. THOMAS FRASER, ; Register. CHAS. F. GARDNER, 428 Receiver. Order to Show Cause. Ts the Superior Court of Nevada County State of California. In the matter of the estate of Simon Vedder Vanderveer, deccase : the petition this It sppen ne to this Court by day re sand. filed by W. Schmidt, the administrator of the estate of Simon Vedder BF poe apoyo ee preying foran onverar ale of real estate an at itis necessary to se the r deceased in order to e realestate of said de pay, the debts, expenses and charges of administration. © © ‘ 3 Itis therefore ordered thatall persons interested in the estate of said: deceased, appear before the said Court on Monday the 27th day.of January #506, at 100’clook A. M., of eaid-date at the Court House and inthe Court Room of said Court in Nevada City; Nevada County, Cal, toshow cause why an order should ot. be granted to the said administrator tesell-all the. real estate of gai ! decedent. é . And thata copy of this orderbe published “at leastfour successive weeks in the Nevada bas . DAULY TRANSCRIPT, anewspsper printed and published in ssid Geant Jadge of the Superior Court. THos. & Forp, Attorney. 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