July 22, 1896 (4 pages)

nf \\ \ “SOCIETY ° A. P. -A. Notice. ar Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O. . i ' WILLIS GREEN, C. P. Meets at Pythian Castle worth i doing . well.” Rvery Tuesday evening ats o'clock. ". } . { WM. T. MONK, Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, R.S. ‘ o’clock. Sweet Brier Camp . All of which is a good rule to live up to in buying as well as in doing JOB a 2 PRINTING Nevada City Council, No 30, Y. M. 1. Meets at Hibernia Hall Friday evening commencing te Friday evening of year. J. M. FOLEY, Pres. CARL SCHEMER, &. S. Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P. Mt. Shasta Camp In Strawberry Valley, Attractive and Homelike. « These Camps are supplied with all the conveniences fer camping, and provisions may be had in abundance cheaply on the grounds. « Meets at Pythian Castle Every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. B.S. RECTOR, K. of R.and 8. work than is the * Second and fourth Thursdays of each month. MRS. L. M. SUKEFORTH. Pres. MRS. BELLE DUUGLASS, R.5. ; your name to T. H. YE—WITH COUNTY SUPERINTENDprc Schools opposite Court House, Ne vada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Courts FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. EGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK, Oa. City. Will practice in all the Courts. is : ‘ala toty Harrow Gauge B.A. 3. M. WALLING, Attorney :°. at : Law, FRICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD . and Pine streets, Nevada City. : Oo nce ges 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= For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada Cit; JOHN I. CALDWELL, LETTER INVITATIONS, CERCULARS, City. . THOS. S. FORD, . STATEMENTS, (EPICETLONES BUILDING, COR, COM-. HANDBILLS, TIO VISITING CARDS ASSAY REPORTS mercial and Pine streets, _ WwW. B. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. i OOMS 451, 52. AND 58 NEVADA BLOCK, STOCK CERTIFICATES, \ DR. W. P. SAWYER, Physician and Surgeon. DUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY See atranie Medical Department, fice—Rooms E and F, Union Hotel, Nevada City. Hours:,2to4 P. M., 7 to 9-P. M. each county, provided said patients will come to the Institute and remain 21 days, paying This J. R. Davis, VOCAL AND INSTRU~. >MENTAL H. R. CONNELLEY, Manager, CHICO, CAL. Tourists, Business, Professlonal, Brown & CaLKins NEVADA CITY, CAL. => Teacher of OF Of SPECIAL—We will cure one patient from. NOTICE. BANK CHECKS, ETC., ETC. ; Arriving From Grass Valiey. 1:45'P. M Sunday only. JOHN F. KIDDER, Preu. & Ge n’l Manager. EDW’D H. BROWN, Superintendent. CITATION. The Connelley Liquor Cure Co. will treat censnne for the Liquor Habit at their homes . For circulars and other information, address Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COM Attorney and Counselor at Law, yILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND 5:00 P. M. : offer holds good till August 20. 4, C. LINDLEY, P. F. SIMONDS, . their board which will amount to $21. . BRIEFS, San Francisco. Daily ; connecti: with Over9:43 A. M land rain from Kast. Daily ; connecting with Overland. Train leaving San Fran. ‘ Giseo at 7:00 A. M. and Overland from East. ' Daily ; connecting with Local ; Train leaving Sacramento at . 5:00:P. M. and all points So ut . for $45, or at the Institute at Chico for $65 and board included. . . . Qne can be treated at home without neglecting his work or business, provided he has United States Land Office, Sacramento, CaliforHEADS, . hot the tremens and will take the medicine strictly according to directions, t FFICE — TILLEY. BUILDING, NEVADA ; mercial and Pine streets. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9:40 P. M. : CUT: IN THE i Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Attorney and Counselor at Law, $30 MUSIC . RINTERS SE" Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. s ‘MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE . El Paso de Robles. FAMOUS . es i padie Central on ae County Pacific Railroad till vs. 1. 8. MoCormack; Desens , Pi Action brought in. the Super ior ¢ . the state cf Calif SPRINGS. establishments, Summons, if Served within Nevad for . if served clsew ‘ the complaint asks the Decree tion 43, For. each 1000 bricks on small this Court forev er barring and foreclosi “contracts, 1214 >cents. the Defendant from all right to purchase g Seciion 44. For concrete sidewalks, floors of tie lands deser ibed in the Said ¢ or walls, 2 cents per cubic foot. tract, unless all the sums foun d to be duet] Section 45. For stone wall and mortar, 8 % 1:30 P. M. Sundays only. From July 12 to August 20, 1896. . “ALFRED D. MASON, . . 40:00 P.M. DAILY. CONNELLEY LIQUOR CURE Attorney at Law, Notary Public and . =] Conveyancer. . RE ny ‘FICE BROAD ST., OPP. NATIONAL HOi PROGRAMS, ae Slovade City. . Will practice in all the . ‘BALL’ Courts of this State. Estates in Probate pro. BUSINESS CARDS, ceedings will receive careful attention. ¥; connecting with Lo5:30 P.M * Dail cal Train leaving Sacra mento at 5 P. M, and Overland Trainsfor East West. aw LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY.ONLY A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the Consult Ebi here, within thirty dont water for each machine, 25 cents. . The said action Section 37. For sewing machines for fami. tract No. bj08-N. is brought to foreclose ¢ 3. made October ith, 16) lies for the use of water, 10 cents. the Plaintitiand the Defendant, whereby’ Section 38. For Court House: building and . Plaintit? agreed to sell and the Defen irrigation, 34 per week. ; d agreed to purc Section 39, For each tap in the Catholic said contract, hase the lands described int} situated in Nevada’ Coun Cemetery, $2.50 per year. California. The complain t alleges that th Section 40. For public halls and theaters, is due from. the Defendant, accor 25 cents. ‘ . terms of said contract, the sum ding to 4 of Sits for Section 41, For banquet halls, 25 cents. . baid purchase Section 42, For each Ju00 bricks on large Seven per cent price, with interest thereon; per annum from October }; contracts, 10 cents. = . 1891, and Train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 P. M. xt use. OF BIX DORCS workmanship and good material. with us when you want waking or tailoring SLEEPLESSNESS, . 12:10 P. M. DEBILITY San Francisco at 7:00 A. M. and Overland POTE NCY, edy to cure the eomplaint without an operation. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEP. ood . A uty U. S. Mineral Suryeyor, Office in. Our prices are as low as the lowest for June COURT oF TH of California, in a qB STAY Section z7. For sécond-class livery stables, including water for all purposes, $2. tion 28. For third-class livery stables, including water for ali purposes, $1.50. Section 29. Kor fourth-class livery stables, Daily; connecting with Overland ‘Train, leaving Civil Engineer and Surveyor. United States Courts. a The Doctor has.discoyered. the active principle on which the vitality of the SEX. i i , T. H. Carr, Clerk, Teast Summons. . laundries, $3. é Section. For first-class livery stablos, including water for all purposes, $3.50. 5 IX ae SUPERIOR rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. PAI Ns IN THE BACK, é TIRED FEELING, : SEMINAL WEAKNESS, : DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. President of the Board E Section 24. For Chiness houses, for each . faucet, 50 cents, Seetionz5. For Chinese wash houses aud ornia, in and for the Cay Section 20. For feed and and sale stables, of Nevada, and the Complaint 1.50. > of the Clerk of Said Count filed in 4 TIME TABLE NO. 51. y, ade Section31. For private stables, from one to . veople of the State of Calif ornia two horses, wagoiis and buggies, 25 cents. greeting. to 1. B. McCormack, Defcida Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City Section 32. For private stables, for each . Xoware hereby Feanir ed to. appear in additional horse, 10 cents. gn, tion brought pee ost you. by the onand after Sunday, June 7th, 1836, as fol> Section 33, For breweries or soda factories, . named Plaint iff’, in the Superior Conrt , ft . OWS: ineluding two horses, $1.50. For each ad-. . State of Calif ornia, in and for the Cons : evade, and “LEAVING FOR COLFAX a™-3 ditional horse, 10 cents, to answer the Compl ai 1 Section3i. For gas works, $1, thin Daily; connecting with LoSection 35, For steam laundries, $2. . of service) after the &service on Ve ofthe¢, * eal rain arriving at San you of t) Section 36. For sewing machines for dress: The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTRATITIS, for which CUPIDINE is the only known rem W. W. WAGGONER, } PEGA #—~8UCH AS—— val apparatus is dependent. . same inthe . and stall collect the Boulder Creek. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. TYPES, BORDERS, AND ORNAMENTS. TILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. d2!d Cig . Nevada is hereby made eoll, c Nervousness or.r Diseases of Generative Organs 330 A. M MODERN FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. vy, [ . SECTION 2. The Vity Marstal Ofer Glenwood, Felton, . GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Avent, or apply. toany S. P. Co, Agent: MANHOOD, Which is-constantly adding LOST HEADACHE, toite plant the most attractPIMPLES, ive and popular ! the collection of Setiog] Poll Ta Alma, ‘Wrights, Laurel, CLIPIDENE. Stenographer. ? inhabitant of the matt vided by law, and upon the neglec on 8 For.rooms and offices, 1) cents. Her p on 9, For photograph . galleries, 50 . of any person liable therefor to € OF ret Props. . after NORTHWAY & MORRIS demand, said Marshal Tinst 2, , are a number of For barber shops, 40cents. eet same by seizur and sale of are fal delightful camping }écations. 7; prope rty caee by Section 11, For: bath establisiiments, Such y Fy cents. . may be made after three First-Class in all its Appointments, Section 12, For drug stores, 50 cents. . of oe ng place, and the prov verb NOtis woe” 13. For blacksmith or wagon shops, tions 3791, 3703, 3794, 3705 and: . _ OF fy All Sunny Rooms. cents. cal Code of California. shall” ed the Po} W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. ~ Section 14. For all houses occupied by lewd #overn such seizure and gale, Pply to . Suotien 3. The City Marshal mi z women, 75 cents. Section 15.For school houses with an atsworn statement to the City Boand. Make Stopping ‘places for all ‘stages and busses. ce of less than two hundred children, tees of the total amonnt Of said Be) th tendan a Electric lights throughout the building, 3 collected by him during precedi lt tay Pan ta jenteointels tate from fire. Section16, For school houses with au. atand must pay the same, the Jess the his per tage, for colieetion: rgest an d most modiern dining tendance of two hundred or over, $2. “Hlas-the la Section17. For foundries, $1. : ireasurer at the sa: te tery, at it the freshest and best. room inthe ; city, iy with Section18; For daily printing offices . nase abe wrepayable, = Shat other ry The Santa Cruz Mountains make up in the market affo: . cents. SECTION 4. The City Marsh charming nigturesane what they lack in the . TAKE NUTICE— NoChinése empléyed Section i9. For daily printing offices “ee ‘ ed Littoun per ue “ all fearful grandeur of the Shasta country, and . such Bon eal ning presses with water power, extra $1.50. . lected by him for said tigea their proximity to the-sea gives the climate . in the House. Section 20, For butcher shops, 5U cents. . Psneh cullestitne f year, for mg t the delicious Havoring of the salt sea breezes. . Section2!. For butcher shops runing Passed June Ist, 1896, } the ment of the Union Hotel, The locations are quickly reached, provisions . foll Ays meat cuttera with water power, extra 00 — . Ayes— ‘its, ppv se fly” adding improvements, mr aker, Baker , Carr, are abundant, rates.are reasonable, and opCar , Gaul Gault. t, Hook Hoh, , un Rieh,e 1 most popu’ r resort in cents, —finest ab gag for pleasurable diversions are . Sa is of Northern-Central CaliSection 22. For bakeries, 50 cents. mitless, : 5 i J.C, RICH , peek Section 23. ° For dairies, includidg one horse, ~ +BY Job Printing Office, ~ Attorney and Counselor at Law and ahd of Three Dollars is hereby val year 189-7, upon each able vinety-six iti the manner proyj ed ore For first-class hotels, ion 5. Forthird-class hotels, $1.50. on 6. For fourth-class hotels, $1. on 7, For each saloon, 75 cents. ES Daily Transcript re of Nevada do ondaiaas, Se THe LTSrorro Ch n 1. That a City ion 4. Kor second-class hotels, $2. rinting office in Nevada®county, or in The SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY has just published attractively illustrated folders the interior of the State, for that matter, is . describing in detail the various rosorts of the State, where situated, how reached, rates. better equipped for turning out first-class . ete. These folders contain much valuable information, and will be distributed freely. Sen Meets at Pythian Castle HE BOARD OF TRUST of Nevada Bes _ of twenty-one andCity under tifty y, OVER the wee’. . Road and: Street per cents 25 families, all To _ 1, pur, Section for eating and Tax shall become collectable Whi. Section 2. For. restaurants. and : . first day, of July, eighteen.onhund.” €$, OU eents, $3. : No ~~ Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. AND NINETY-SIX AND suvEy, \. porate limits of the City of Nevada, mec on 3. The Moun‘ains of California are a Paradise for Hunters and Anglers, J. A. NORTHWAY, C. C. < per age Srpee may be eollected, or other by the Nevada City Water Company, the corcompany supplying water within Ben. Lomond, Mountain Home of the Chautauquans, near Dunsmuir. FRED SEARLS, Com. pica revs Shasta Retreat : I. J. ROLFE, R. * Mountains 5 Fascinating, Healthful, Inexpensive. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T: : } Near Castle Crags, established three years. Meets at Masonic Hall First and third Thursday of each month, at 8 oe L. In the Luvy a Ciry ROAD Anny Tax FOR THR Year RIGHTERY } of Nevada do ordain fie, and until Jnly Shasta Region 4 '. SantaCruz . o'clock Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, 'N. S. G. W. ~ OUT-OF-DOOR LIFE in the 1897. AND TERMINATING JULY Ist, From and after July 4, ' shall }. rates an d no other shall! wing week at REDUCED RATES to various portions of the pom . . Meets at Odd Feltows Hall Every 20 and 4th Monday of each month at 8 . . 1896, Campers’ Excursion Tickets } HARRY ODGERS, Secretary. \A AN ORDINANCE TO Provips. OF THE CITY A by BOARD OF TRUSTEES as follows: SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S \ doing AARON ARBOGAST, President. Pee ML and al! sort of Summer Outings made popular by the worth I. O. O. F Hall every 2d and 4th Meets e , Prsdaz of cach month at 8 o'clock. . r RATES . An Onvinayce Fixina THE Wate 18T, i JULY NG ENCI COMM YEAR FOR THR . 1s oS: Ordinance No; Ordinance No. 129. ‘Whatever cents per perch. Section 46. For plastering 2 cents per square yard. Section47, For Railroad Plaintiff are paid with in such reasonal . time as this Court may. fix, with costs of or cementing, . depot, $4 per week, Section 43. For business houses not otherwise designated, 25 cents. Section 49, For patent water closets, for each bowl, 25 cents per month. All of which will more fully appear . teference to the Complaint on file-herein: And you are hereby notified, that if fail to appe ar and atiswer. the said complaj as above required, the said Plaintiff will your default entered, and apply to the Coy relief demanded in the complaint, i for the . , Given under my hand and the seal » Section 50. For coffee mills run by water. H Fey Wil aio tins the, ptienof Calito of power, 25 cents, rnia, nd for the County o: is. Section5l. For quartz mills connected . of d February, 1896. : a with assay offices, 25 cents. : {SBAL.]} J. J. GREANY, Clerk. Section 02. For irrigation, from $5 to $i5 per . ae By J.C. Nilon, Deputy Cler season, at the discretion of the Water Agent, rovided the amount charged must be regu. Wm, Singer Jr, and H. V. Reardan, attor for Plaintif’, Union Trust Building, § ated in proportion to the quantity used. Francisco, Cal. Section 53, For irrigation, for every quan. ‘y tity above one inch, 25 cents per inch for twenty-four hours. H No. 2041. Section 5!. For sprinkling or yotetty the streets of Nevada City from the ire-plugs or Application for Patent. other openings, 340-per year. { Seotion 55. For flushing sewers of all kinds, , Unirzen Stargs Lanp OFFicz, Sacramento, Cal,, duly 17, isss. Section 56. For City Ball and City. Jail, $5 NOfICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM NOticE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALEXANper year. a er ims, Hilton Graves, Alex Durbin, may concern : Section 57, For city trough at the Plaza feds John O’Hearn, John Osburne, Edwin \in,is, and city pound, . that the North Bloomfield Gravel Mii $20 per year, Frank Dower, Wiliam Tie-n n, W. H. Cole, ny Section 58. For al water used for fire pur-! . Compa j dG agent,{a corporation) by Its duly authd W.H. Free, George Bonney, and to all whom it nia May 13. 1896, mey concern: herexs the following described lands »re embraced in Selection Lists by the Central Pacific Railroad Company under its yrant and beuig within the Sacramento Land Distr ct and Whereas the above named protests filed with the minissioner-of the Gencrs) Land Office protests against p tentivg.s.id land to said reil Toad comprny by reason of the mineral churacter thereof wnd Whervas the Hon. C mimigsioner of Létter “NS,” March 80. 1896, ordered a hearing to Geter $10 per year: 4. Pichoir, whose P. UO, addr poses, $120 per year. sscme strect, San l ranciseo, Califor Section 59. The Agent 6f the Water Com3 . . has this day tiled its application for a pany shall have the power in all cases to Pat ascertain by proper Measirement the quantit . to the Penelon Placer mine, situated in) y . sin Valley Mining District, Nevada Count of water used and fix the price as provide d . State cf Calitornia, and designated by t in sections 52 and 53 of this ordinance. _ Section 60, AH water rates, where not . field notes and otheial plat on le in this ¢ . fiee as Lot No, 80 in ‘Yownship otherwise provided in this ordinance, are due . North, Range Nine East, M. b, Mi. Sevente and payable weekly, and if not so paid The exterior limits of said Lot 80 being water agent may, in his discretion, upon the . giying the delinquent consumer cne week's . follows, with magnetic variation 17° 3’ ged ae written notice to pay up, shut cff the water rs . , Pesinning at a spruce tree fo 4 Water rates for ail city pur. diameter maiked P. No, 1, ( aero) font ; 0 of the Haun-bug Creek }Ii poses and for the court-house are due ing Mine ( payable quarterly, irrigation rates ave and . proved survey) and from which tho sectij due . corner commo You are here y ntified that under said i -~ and payabl n to section e in monthl s: 11, y 22, 13 and installments of s:ructions a hearing will be bad before the of the rates when taking watcr ene. . off pwaaiip 17 Rox th, Range ¥ East, Mt. J Reg sterand Receiver of ‘his office at 10 o’clock fifth the season. otherwise to pay montily for ablo Meridian bears North 731 : A.M. on June 22d. 1896, to determine the true for water used, : pa Meareee . . . Sit Ceaius disease, = character of the fo lowing described lands: thence North 47° 35’ West if not paid ‘within the 3.58 chains The sw. 4 of NE. 4 or lot 2 of Section 35 T may be shut off the samecurrent month water . miaeke posta 4 by y, 4 inches, ‘in: in rock mo! as that for domestic feet to da we. 16 N., Re&k. ;8. 4 of SE.Yof ect'on 5, T. 16 purposes. . the premises of such consumer, mine the char cier of sai‘ lands'‘iwhe her minfrom Section 61. erai or agricultural by publication and pers nal service to all persons in inierest. N., R. 9 E.; Lots and 10 of Sec. 17, T. 16. BAR: 9 . ‘thence North 12° 45° Bast 5.47 Section 62. A first-class hotél is unde chains rstood fee E.; NW. 14 of SE 44 or lots 5 and 6 of Sec. 11, T. to be a hotel tot da tepost ih 4 byes4 in inches, ina : rocki mowi not jess than 70 beds. . iiarie 7N, kR, li E.; Lot 12 of N -W. 4% of Seorll, T. 17 Second-class coutaining hotels not less than forty beds. oR . 10K. thence North 38° 85° East 4.28 chains Third-class # At which time and place yon are hereby ci ed Fourth-classhotels not less than tweaty beds. . marke fee tot post da iy 4 byf4jinches ina cat hotels not less than ten beds. i rock : mow to appear and off-r such evidence ar yon may de ire regarding the ehurac fer of said linds, Defaul to’his cit.tien by any person interested will be dul noted. tion 63. A first class livery stable is un. , theuce North 20° 45° Hast 6, derstood to be a stable containing oins not less . feet to a post 4 by 4 inches in rifo mou Si than twenty-five horses. Second-elass livery stables not less than . Marked “P.No, d; ten . , thence North orses. 30° 25’ East 4.61 chains Third-class livery stables not less than . feet to a post 4 et: inches in a rock mo six j marked “P. No, 6, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. eS. May 19th, CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Recviver, Fourth-class_ live ry stables less than six . , Lhence Hast (at 1.85-chai The waters are unequalled for their medict4 _{-\FFICE—COR: BROAD AND PINE STS. _: . by 4 inehes in a rock mene horses. -nal-yaluein yey ce be pe ste up stairs, Nevada City. aaa eae ae . On section line between _ Section 64, 7 one exce; Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other scetions 11 and Pamphelts, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, ____. _Netice . For P hich the pw Ber corner common portions of Nevada county weekly for the AND Orricu, . andra of instructing pupils at their own Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Saud 14 South 0 fore omes. St oen 10.09 ¢ ins distant) bears Sacramento, Cal., May 26th, 1886. 5.67 chains 3.75.27 Eczema and all Blood and Skin Disf8 . . ed “Bone NS inches For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., i i vided, that any authorized agent of the cite OTICE ina IS HEREBY rock GIVEN mound m THAT e city THE eases, or fire city department purposes may apply to: the lessor, either by letter or lay tr turn on the following named settler has tiled notice for 4 wat water . , Lhenee personally, at his home in North San Juan, or South 38° 30° West General Job Printing. of his intention to make final proof in suphains Iii ction 65. For'all water used for runn . feet at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. to a post ix Commercial St., Nevada City. Trains leave Third and Townsend Streets, port of his claim, and that said proof will be machines, gig 25 cents per miners inch fo ing i marked PbS No. gr eee San Francisco, Calif., every morning at made before the Judge of the Su rior Court hours run; s 24 thence South 30° 15’ West § chains fis arriving at Springs at 8:30 P, M. same day. 8:15 that during the months . , BEST WORK ity, Cal., on of age July,provided August and September of each . cd *BIRo, Ae inches in aroek mound390mat Prop’s. . onda. une % » Vin: ? a year COLLEY. BROS., No Staging. ‘Kare $6.20. when the LOWEST PRICES water nardo, Nevase City P. 0, a ; vis company can not is tain more “Thence South 20° 45? West than a sutficient supply of waterohWrite for Pamphlet, 6.94 chains +14 01 4 the pipes for in Beef, Pork; Mutton, Veal, Etc, L domestic burposes and irriga. feet toa 5 Oe «4 , of NE. 4 , b “roe: => tion, it may refuse to sn ply water Pha Sa ee 8, for the E. F. BURNS, Manager. . At the lowest rates. ed fod of running machinery; . xenee and provided South 40° He names the following witnesses to rove 45’ West 7.60 chains J urther to a prc on complaint of 4 water consum. feet DR. DAVID L. DEAL, Medica) Adviser. * b We have facilities which are excelled his continuous residence upen and cu itiva®rs that that eaoek 0 ALSO°KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE he Is unable to obtain a sufficient I tion of said ign, visi Devt Housel, pel Thomas supply of water by. none for filling orders on short W “soo of the 1ence for domestic South nard, T. } a an omas » al irrigation, the Board of.City purposes or for . ta the place of 6° 15° ins? notice. hednmae’’ oe Teorey may Nevada City P. O -» Nevada Co., Cal. ene after investigating Popular Public Taste Hams, Baco the matter, order the sale } Containiag 9.78 acres. No order too large for us. Get our of water ee for runnin, machinery THOMAS FRASER, nnecting Line.” and Lard. nning estimates. at a spr it shall be stopped after a periodstéppsd, and . tee P. No.4, previously ister, of one week . scribed. from the date of such order, aS hence magnetic variation J. M. Walling, Attorney. Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. m27 171° onp,, The Marshal, when reque . 8.00 eines, $9.8 Blak oakEast. shall aé¢ompany the agent of tre} tay cing the mative Seen: . s = the Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, ection corner CITATION, any for the puypoge o: shutting Prop’r. . Mon to 19 i oe Secti oe 41, 12, off ¥ the ‘ water 13. and 14, rom Tp. 17,i, \% the premises of any person SEE Se. who shall UNITED States Lanp OFFIOg, Beef, Pork, Mutton, . . The applicant ola in. default inthe pay Veal, Sausages, etc. sii ; provided in this otiiuaoes mead i for water as iceation, Sacramento, California, June 26, 1896, ory! oo : lai Hams, Baconand Lard, e Marshal shall char Said claim is bounded on-theTHE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and collect from wholesale and retail. South the water company for FOR Hag L Service the sum William Grant, J. N, Flint.<pias of $2 for each time And all kinds of Meats. om Y Grant, and nearest claim on the North he so accom ish , George Grant, J ohn Coombe : . i Consumption, . water agent, the same being the Blo uaastly Ose ina first eld Hydraulie to Mine, Schuler, James MceMannus, Hale J, i Marshal into the i Bronchitis, City Hons 450 feet distant. . Lot. No. 50, patent Goods delivered tee” ~e :Ibert W. J ame S.'Hu 2 . other funds collected byTreas { ny and all persons claiming Dysentery, him, hern, Kearn Man ion, Thomas of charge adversely # Ate er of the said “Penelon Tine: John Helwig, Frank Houston, Dbristopher . Passed by the followin Catarrh, yr Mine” g vote, February i of cially Surveyed designated 2 Walsh, John a John MeUarty and 2th. hereby 1896: Ayes, Baker, Carr, Hook Asthma, — Devine, Charles mig ogg eae , Rich. No, . ie ied for, are reauired to tite their ad) Gaul t, Hayfever, Adjudication N. Delbvides ‘NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS} {. ¢'ims with the Register of the United Stel of tnsotvency.—— Wm, Delbridge,.Able bridge, Thamar . tae ny Sa J. Barron, fies £ MATAR RE OT A: id -J Debility, ‘ obtained; interferences conducted; special . to, California, i B.S. BAKER, . ing th W. ba 7 Jer! = Kelleher, W, : 1 of publication h Pres examinationt; trade-marks, copy-rights, labels. $ iden t ef this Headache. ° I Boar N THE of SUPER d City IOR .COURT Trustees, . Of or OF they NEVAD willt Da; A % +D, Foster, Iten A Bough, ’ : ie a desigus registered, : . of William County, State of California. == . Visions of the Loe haired ae ther Attést: TH. Cake, Clerk, Rheumatism, erpan, «He Frye, W. H. Cook, Gedrve . Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suite In the matter of J. T, Cline; Insolvent DebDaniel S.Collins, £. H. Brindle, 4 . Neuralgia, eonducted in any United States Court. : THOMAS FRASER, Regist" Has attained a standard of excellence which & dtor. — ns \ lan, J. + Brown, A. S. . If you have an invention, send us a sketchmits of vo superior. J.T. Cline, having filed in this Court er; W. r AND ALL 4 lifernia Gol " hotegraph or amail model, together with aj} It contains every improvement that inventive petition, schedule Oe inventory ag a It of is hereby ordered that the foregoing! . tice Company, and’to lw publication bi t henaet tion of the most important features. tay old ifining . Election: for Chief E pubis’ skill and money can produce. vency, Fy w hieh it appsere zhat he is an inChronic and Nervous Disorders, genius, Whereas the following deseribed lands ‘are . ngiaeer, . for the period of sixor peemt(61beconsecul ‘and we willadvise you the course to pursue. These excelent Organe are celebrated for vol. solvent. debtor, the sa: ne is hereby . embraced ‘ If you are in peesession of patents and the same Clear Lists 54 4 issues thereof) in the NEvapA DAILY 1! ' ume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of . declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the» . ahd 04 B off are infringed. or if you are cha:ged with tn-. PpHE «ORIGINAL AND ONLY. GENUINE Pacifle SCRIPT, a daily paper’ published at Ne eombination, artistic design, beauty in tinish, . County of Nevada is hereby directed ilroad. . City , California, its gemeut. submit the matier to us for a re-. ‘and ° Compound ig ig Treatment, that of Drs. perfect construction, making them the riost at-. possession of all the ( 3, THE ANNUAL ELECTION iabie opinion. 5 Starkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of tractive, ornamental and desirable orgens for . sonal, of the said J, T. THOMAS FRASER, Resist: line, d x wy Chief Engineer‘and has the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen maGNethomes, schools, churches, lodgvs, societies, et¢ j}cept such as may be Eugineer of the Nevada e st ene The fir st publication. of this 1zkp; andthe compound is so condeused and : execution, and. of notice City Fir e . Dep artment will be held on” made on made portable that 1t is sent all over the wogld, 8 accoun *° BOX 35, WASHINGTON. D,. t. it bas been in use for more than twenty vears aeen the same sa: wee He ee! Mon day ; July 27th, 1896, thousands of p:tients have been , and ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, m Notice to Creditors. over one thousand physicians have nacd it, and From 5.to 8 o’clock P.M recommended it-—« very significant fact. . ed Jud EStATE OF AvGusT WUTKE, DECEAM ges—Eb. Gris it does not act as most ©. reating UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, and P turalby publica. Clerks J, H. Hutsel’ . a*:theraiimeéent, and penetiftting cue orgen at ehinson ond Ce iss signed in eereby. of tion and given by the toall perenne oe “in " “Groene the estate 0 usti y order.of the Board of thetex pense of another, often requirin, a second Fire Delegates. te SKILLED WORKMEN on tre —_ of _ first, refore you are. he si ~Phe Nevada Ovunty Electric Power. conte p hereby notified that u n J. E. 184.40, Seeretary. . ent, we ut Compoun: xygen @ revitalizer, ¥ ler said inst etrengthening, invigorating the whole iy Company offers the above reward for. ing, the k BEST MATERIAL, ihene atalomants areconfirmed by numerous -of said debtor be and appear bef: ‘a sloek .™M.on August $d. 1806 to id A : testimon i n our information. that-will lead to the ar-: John Caldwell. 3 ge of the Su to the sas uotice atneLO pirator, only with peas reas permission ot the ents; 2 POS, sty i“ sto’ Mity, Ne LL. rest and conviction of any and all par-: their names P. F and addresses are given, aed you COMBINED, MAKE THIS ISHER, of the’ county, Califorsia, ’ Nevada City ean refer to them for further informa ion. ties found tampering or interfering in Tke great snecess of our treatment has given SCHMID! Administrator of the a Newspaper Advertisi : i of any form, shape or manner with the . rise to a host ofi. mitetors, u a. m. of that Fassto en ng Age me, ncy mire , , eae Ce some calling thelr Ccm one oF more, ass Mea 108. Company’s poles or wires in either of: % S. Fo bE, Keo. en. often «# ng our testimonials pate Lated May th, ae Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ ab, to recommend a the towns or across country. worthle-s contottio C5 fornia street, San F Taneisca, eny substance Exchange, Cali. . : BOOKS AND PIANO STOOL¥ tothe aleex of WARNING—From now on there will made elzowhere or by others, a d@ called Com City Taxes. NTTRUCTION ‘Cownty WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at. Law, THOMAS FRASER, Register. CHAS. F. GARUNER, Catalogues, UNION MARKET, N . . . DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Trealment by Inhalation PATENTS! The Greatest_ Health and on the Pacific Coast. net Veer Beaors Mandie Weis of NE iMG, Ses seo. SE.4, cof IP, 18NEL N, NATIONAL MARKET 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pension, Land . Humbug Creek Kluming Mine Lor 3 ! Indian Depredation ‘The Chicago CLAIMS. Cottage Organ ee ee Etter sae swith dona by the Central oiatiecses National Bureau of Claims, . the wth day of July, 1806. * $100 Reward! © pee erof the follow. ae THE POPULAR ORGAN. . i sere be a strong current on onr wires, and PuicomeOUNDRESULTS,” "OXYGEN 178titieMODE OF ofa new _ parties meddling with them do so at ACT ONof shee AND a8. publishedisbythe brs. Starkey & book to all nga trans full infortheir own risk. < j : E. J. pp Sania, JR, — Manager Nevada Power Company. County Electric! pharm ed day remarkable veot pail Ty ai as and ' Catalogues and Price Lists on application. thenaid diy act Woh r oe ene cell ordered : if, Ed wanuinto,sonceiy for aot: lo i B.— ADVERTISEM TS SOLICITED r all newspaperEN s. sh “ti t, the Sa: Iwichbli Islan Pls” ama, Va is NOSICE IS HERGHY GIVEN THAT yable 7, ifIN notCity paid by ho'clogk eM ae Monday, August 34, 1896, HowMr ishacraaalseedaae a Gland, the Australio costs g will be. wen meinen and E per published on . f Coastsean Jock wntil constantly on hand 1 ing business hou” sa wi b.o'cl ‘. Sp woe

nf \\ \ “SOCIETY ° A. P. -A. Notice. ar Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O. . i ' WILLIS GREEN, C. P. Meets at Pythian Castle worth i doing . well.” Rvery Tuesday evening ats o'clock. ". } . { WM. T. MONK, Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, R.S. ‘ o’clock. Sweet Brier Camp . All of which is a good rule to live up to in buying as well as in doing JOB a 2 PRINTING Nevada City Council, No 30, Y. M. 1. Meets at Hibernia Hall Friday evening commencing te Friday evening of year. J. M. FOLEY, Pres. CARL SCHEMER, &. S. Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P. Mt. Shasta Camp In Strawberry Valley, Attractive and Homelike. « These Camps are supplied with all the conveniences fer camping, and provisions may be had in abundance cheaply on the grounds. « Meets at Pythian Castle Every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. B.S. RECTOR, K. of R.and 8. work than is the * Second and fourth Thursdays of each month. MRS. L. M. SUKEFORTH. Pres. MRS. BELLE DUUGLASS, R.5. ; your name to T. H. YE—WITH COUNTY SUPERINTENDprc Schools opposite Court House, Ne vada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Courts FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. EGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK, Oa. City. Will practice in all the Courts. is : ‘ala toty Harrow Gauge B.A. 3. M. WALLING, Attorney :°. at : Law, FRICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD . and Pine streets, Nevada City. : Oo nce ges 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= For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada Cit; JOHN I. CALDWELL, LETTER INVITATIONS, CERCULARS, City. . THOS. S. FORD, . STATEMENTS, (EPICETLONES BUILDING, COR, COM-. HANDBILLS, TIO VISITING CARDS ASSAY REPORTS mercial and Pine streets, _ WwW. B. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. i OOMS 451, 52. AND 58 NEVADA BLOCK, STOCK CERTIFICATES, \ DR. W. P. SAWYER, Physician and Surgeon. DUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY See atranie Medical Department, fice—Rooms E and F, Union Hotel, Nevada City. Hours:,2to4 P. M., 7 to 9-P. M. each county, provided said patients will come to the Institute and remain 21 days, paying This J. R. Davis, VOCAL AND INSTRU~. >MENTAL H. R. CONNELLEY, Manager, CHICO, CAL. Tourists, Business, Professlonal, Brown & CaLKins NEVADA CITY, CAL. => Teacher of OF Of SPECIAL—We will cure one patient from. NOTICE. BANK CHECKS, ETC., ETC. ; Arriving From Grass Valiey. 1:45'P. M Sunday only. JOHN F. KIDDER, Preu. & Ge n’l Manager. EDW’D H. BROWN, Superintendent. CITATION. The Connelley Liquor Cure Co. will treat censnne for the Liquor Habit at their homes . For circulars and other information, address Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COM Attorney and Counselor at Law, yILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND 5:00 P. M. : offer holds good till August 20. 4, C. LINDLEY, P. F. SIMONDS, . their board which will amount to $21. . BRIEFS, San Francisco. Daily ; connecti: with Over9:43 A. M land rain from Kast. Daily ; connecting with Overland. Train leaving San Fran. ‘ Giseo at 7:00 A. M. and Overland from East. ' Daily ; connecting with Local ; Train leaving Sacramento at . 5:00:P. M. and all points So ut . for $45, or at the Institute at Chico for $65 and board included. . . .. Qne can be treated at home without neglecting his work or business, provided he has United States Land Office, Sacramento, CaliforHEADS, . hot the tremens and will take the medicine strictly according to directions, t FFICE — TILLEY. BUILDING, NEVADA ; mercial and Pine streets. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9:40 P. M. : CUT: IN THE i Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Attorney and Counselor at Law, $30 MUSIC . RINTERS SE" Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. s ‘MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE . El Paso de Robles. FAMOUS . es i padie Central on ae County Pacific Railroad till vs. 1. 8. MoCormack; Desens , Pi Action brought in. the Super ior ¢ . the state cf Calif SPRINGS. establishments, Summons, if Served within Nevad for . if served clsew ‘ the complaint asks the Decree tion 43, For. each 1000 bricks on small this Court forev er barring and foreclosi “contracts, 1214 >cents. the Defendant from all right to purchase g Seciion 44. For concrete sidewalks, floors of tie lands deser ibed in the Said ¢ or walls, 2 cents per cubic foot. tract, unless all the sums foun d to be duet] Section 45. For stone wall and mortar, 8 % 1:30 P. M. Sundays only. From July 12 to August 20, 1896. . “ALFRED D. MASON, . . 40:00 P.M. DAILY. CONNELLEY LIQUOR CURE Attorney at Law, Notary Public and . =] Conveyancer. . RE ny ‘FICE BROAD ST., OPP. NATIONAL HOi PROGRAMS, ae Slovade City. . Will practice in all the . ‘BALL’ Courts of this State. Estates in Probate pro. BUSINESS CARDS, ceedings will receive careful attention. ¥; connecting with Lo5:30 P.M * Dail cal Train leaving Sacra mento at 5 P. M, and Overland Trainsfor East West. aw LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY.ONLY A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the Consult Ebi here, within thirty dont water for each machine, 25 cents. . The said action Section 37. For sewing machines for fami. tract No. bj08-N. is brought to foreclose ¢ 3. made October ith, 16) lies for the use of water, 10 cents. the Plaintitiand the Defendant, whereby’ Section 38. For Court House: building and . Plaintit? agreed to sell and the Defen irrigation, 34 per week. ; d agreed to purc Section 39, For each tap in the Catholic said contract, hase the lands described int} situated in Nevada’ Coun Cemetery, $2.50 per year. California. The complain t alleges that th Section 40. For public halls and theaters, is due from. the Defendant, accor 25 cents. ‘ . terms of said contract, the sum ding to 4 of Sits for Section 41, For banquet halls, 25 cents. . baid purchase Section 42, For each Ju00 bricks on large Seven per cent price, with interest thereon; per annum from October }; contracts, 10 cents. = . 1891, and Train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 P. M. xt use. OF BIX DORCS workmanship and good material. with us when you want waking or tailoring SLEEPLESSNESS, . 12:10 P. M. DEBILITY San Francisco at 7:00 A. M. and Overland POTE NCY, edy to cure the eomplaint without an operation. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEP. ood . A uty U. S. Mineral Suryeyor, Office in. Our prices are as low as the lowest for June COURT oF TH of California, in a qB STAY Section z7. For sécond-class livery stables, including water for all purposes, $2. tion 28. For third-class livery stables, including water for ali purposes, $1.50. Section 29. Kor fourth-class livery stables, Daily; connecting with Overland ‘Train, leaving Civil Engineer and Surveyor. United States Courts. a The Doctor has.discoyered. the active principle on which the vitality of the SEX. i i , T. H. Carr, Clerk, Teast Summons. . laundries, $3. é Section. For first-class livery stablos, including water for all purposes, $3.50. 5 IX ae SUPERIOR rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. PAI Ns IN THE BACK, é TIRED FEELING, : SEMINAL WEAKNESS, : DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. President of the Board E Section 24. For Chiness houses, for each . faucet, 50 cents, Seetionz5. For Chinese wash houses aud ornia, in and for the Cay Section 20. For feed and and sale stables, of Nevada, and the Complaint 1.50. > of the Clerk of Said Count filed in 4 TIME TABLE NO. 51. y, ade Section31. For private stables, from one to . veople of the State of Calif ornia two horses, wagoiis and buggies, 25 cents. greeting. to 1. B. McCormack, Defcida Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City Section 32. For private stables, for each . Xoware hereby Feanir ed to. appear in additional horse, 10 cents. gn, tion brought pee ost you. by the onand after Sunday, June 7th, 1836, as fol> Section 33, For breweries or soda factories, . named Plaint iff’, in the Superior Conrt , ft . OWS: ineluding two horses, $1.50. For each ad-. . State of Calif ornia, in and for the Cons : evade, and “LEAVING FOR COLFAX a™-3 ditional horse, 10 cents, to answer the Compl ai 1 Section3i. For gas works, $1, thin Daily; connecting with LoSection 35, For steam laundries, $2. . of service) after the &service on Ve ofthe¢, * eal rain arriving at San you of t) Section 36. For sewing machines for dress: The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTRATITIS, for which CUPIDINE is the only known rem W. W. WAGGONER, } PEGA #—~8UCH AS—— val apparatus is dependent. . same inthe . and stall collect the Boulder Creek. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. TYPES, BORDERS, AND ORNAMENTS. TILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. d2!d Cig . Nevada is hereby made eoll, c Nervousness or.r Diseases of Generative Organs 330 A. M MODERN FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. vy, [ . SECTION 2. The Vity Marstal Ofer Glenwood, Felton, . GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Avent, or apply. toany S. P. Co, Agent: MANHOOD, Which is-constantly adding LOST HEADACHE, toite plant the most attractPIMPLES, ive and popular ! the collection of Setiog] Poll Ta Alma, ‘Wrights, Laurel, CLIPIDENE. Stenographer. ? inhabitant of the matt vided by law, and upon the neglec on 8 For.rooms and offices, 1) cents. Her p on 9, For photograph . galleries, 50 . of any person liable therefor to € OF ret Props. . after NORTHWAY & MORRIS demand, said Marshal Tinst 2, , are a number of For barber shops, 40cents. eet same by seizur and sale of are fal delightful camping }écations. 7; prope rty caee by Section 11, For: bath establisiiments, Such y Fy cents. . may be made after three First-Class in all its Appointments, Section 12, For drug stores, 50 cents. . of oe ng place, and the prov verb NOtis woe” 13. For blacksmith or wagon shops, tions 3791, 3703, 3794, 3705 and: . _ OF fy All Sunny Rooms. cents. cal Code of California. shall” ed the Po} W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. ~ Section 14. For all houses occupied by lewd #overn such seizure and gale, Pply to . Suotien 3. The City Marshal mi z women, 75 cents. Section 15.For school houses with an atsworn statement to the City Boand. Make Stopping ‘places for all ‘stages and busses. ce of less than two hundred children, tees of the total amonnt Of said Be) th tendan a Electric lights throughout the building, 3 collected by him during precedi lt tay Pan ta jenteointels tate from fire. Section16, For school houses with au. atand must pay the same, the Jess the his per tage, for colieetion: rgest an d most modiern dining tendance of two hundred or over, $2. “Hlas-the la Section17. For foundries, $1. : ireasurer at the sa: te tery, at it the freshest and best. room inthe ; city, iy with Section18; For daily printing offices . nase abe wrepayable, = Shat other ry The Santa Cruz Mountains make up in the market affo: . cents. SECTION 4. The City Marsh charming nigturesane what they lack in the . TAKE NUTICE— NoChinése empléyed Section i9. For daily printing offices “ee ‘ ed Littoun per ue “ all fearful grandeur of the Shasta country, and . such Bon eal ning presses with water power, extra $1.50. . lected by him for said tigea their proximity to the-sea gives the climate . in the House. Section 20, For butcher shops, 5U cents. . Psneh cullestitne f year, for mg t the delicious Havoring of the salt sea breezes. . Section2!. For butcher shops runing Passed June Ist, 1896, } the ment of the Union Hotel, The locations are quickly reached, provisions . foll Ays meat cuttera with water power, extra 00 — . Ayes— ‘its, ppv se fly” adding improvements, mr aker, Baker , Carr, are abundant, rates.are reasonable, and opCar , Gaul Gault. t, Hook Hoh, , un Rieh,e 1 most popu’ r resort in cents, —finest ab gag for pleasurable diversions are . Sa is of Northern-Central CaliSection 22. For bakeries, 50 cents. mitless, : 5 i J.C, RICH , peek Section 23. ° For dairies, includidg one horse, ~ +BY Job Printing Office, ~ Attorney and Counselor at Law and ahd of Three Dollars is hereby val year 189-7, upon each able vinety-six iti the manner proyj ed ore For first-class hotels, ion 5. Forthird-class hotels, $1.50. on 6. For fourth-class hotels, $1. on 7, For each saloon, 75 cents. ES Daily Transcript re of Nevada do ondaiaas, Se THe LTSrorro Ch n 1. That a City ion 4. Kor second-class hotels, $2. rinting office in Nevada®county, or in The SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY has just published attractively illustrated folders the interior of the State, for that matter, is . describing in detail the various rosorts of the State, where situated, how reached, rates. better equipped for turning out first-class . ete. These folders contain much valuable information, and will be distributed freely. Sen Meets at Pythian Castle HE BOARD OF TRUST of Nevada Bes _ of twenty-one andCity under tifty y, OVER the wee’. . Road and: Street per cents 25 families, all To _ 1, pur, Section for eating and Tax shall become collectable Whi. Section 2. For. restaurants. and : . first day, of July, eighteen.onhund.” €$, OU eents, $3. : No ~~ Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. AND NINETY-SIX AND suvEy, \. porate limits of the City of Nevada, mec on 3. The Moun‘ains of California are a Paradise for Hunters and Anglers, J. A. NORTHWAY, C. C. < per age Srpee may be eollected, or other by the Nevada City Water Company, the corcompany supplying water within Ben. Lomond, Mountain Home of the Chautauquans, near Dunsmuir. FRED SEARLS, Com. pica revs Shasta Retreat : I. J. ROLFE, R. * Mountains 5 Fascinating, Healthful, Inexpensive. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T: : } Near Castle Crags, established three years. Meets at Masonic Hall First and third Thursday of each month, at 8 oe L. In the Luvy a Ciry ROAD Anny Tax FOR THR Year RIGHTERY } of Nevada do ordain fie, and until Jnly Shasta Region 4 '. SantaCruz . o'clock Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, 'N. S. G. W. ~ OUT-OF-DOOR LIFE in the 1897. AND TERMINATING JULY Ist, From and after July 4, ' shall }. rates an d no other shall! wing week at REDUCED RATES to various portions of the pom . . Meets at Odd Feltows Hall Every 20 and 4th Monday of each month at 8 . . 1896, Campers’ Excursion Tickets } HARRY ODGERS, Secretary. \A AN ORDINANCE TO Provips. OF THE CITY A by BOARD OF TRUSTEES as follows: SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S \ doing AARON ARBOGAST, President. Pee ML and al! sort of Summer Outings made popular by the worth I. O. O. F Hall every 2d and 4th Meets e , Prsdaz of cach month at 8 o'clock. . r RATES . An Onvinayce Fixina THE Wate 18T, i JULY NG ENCI COMM YEAR FOR THR . 1s oS: Ordinance No; Ordinance No. 129. ‘Whatever cents per perch. Section 46. For plastering 2 cents per square yard. Section47, For Railroad Plaintiff are paid with in such reasonal . time as this Court may. fix, with costs of or cementing, . depot, $4 per week, Section 43. For business houses not otherwise designated, 25 cents. Section 49, For patent water closets, for each bowl, 25 cents per month. All of which will more fully appear . teference to the Complaint on file-herein: And you are hereby notified, that if fail to appe ar and atiswer. the said complaj as above required, the said Plaintiff will your default entered, and apply to the Coy relief demanded in the complaint, i for the . , Given under my hand and the seal » Section 50. For coffee mills run by water. H Fey Wil aio tins the, ptienof Calito of power, 25 cents, rnia, nd for the County o: is. Section5l. For quartz mills connected . of d February, 1896. : a with assay offices, 25 cents. : {SBAL.]} J. J. GREANY, Clerk. Section 02. For irrigation, from $5 to $i5 per . ae By J.C. Nilon, Deputy Cler season, at the discretion of the Water Agent, rovided the amount charged must be regu. Wm, Singer Jr, and H. V. Reardan, attor for Plaintif’, Union Trust Building, § ated in proportion to the quantity used. Francisco, Cal. Section 53, For irrigation, for every quan. ‘y tity above one inch, 25 cents per inch for twenty-four hours. H No. 2041. Section 5!. For sprinkling or yotetty the streets of Nevada City from the ire-plugs or Application for Patent. other openings, 340-per year. { Seotion 55. For flushing sewers of all kinds, , Unirzen Stargs Lanp OFFicz, Sacramento, Cal,, duly 17, isss. Section 56. For City Ball and City. Jail, $5 NOfICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM NOticE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALEXANper year. a er ims, Hilton Graves, Alex Durbin, may concern : Section 57, For city trough at the Plaza feds John O’Hearn, John Osburne, Edwin \in,is, and city pound, . that the North Bloomfield Gravel Mii $20 per year, Frank Dower, Wiliam Tie-n n, W. H. Cole, ny Section 58. For al water used for fire pur-! . Compa j dG agent,{a corporation) by Its duly authd W.H. Free, George Bonney, and to all whom it nia May 13. 1896, mey concern:

herexs the following described lands »re embraced in Selection Lists by the Central Pacific Railroad Company under its yrant and beuig within the Sacramento Land Distr ct and Whereas the above named protests filed with the minissioner-of the Gencrs) Land Office protests against p tentivg.s.id land to said reil Toad comprny by reason of the mineral churacter thereof wnd Whervas the Hon. C mimigsioner of Létter “NS,” March 80. 1896, ordered a hearing to Geter $10 per year: 4. Pichoir, whose P. UO, addr poses, $120 per year. sscme strect, San l ranciseo, Califor Section 59. The Agent 6f the Water Com3 . . has this day tiled its application for a pany shall have the power in all cases to Pat ascertain by proper Measirement the quantit . to the Penelon Placer mine, situated in) y . sin Valley Mining District, Nevada Count of water used and fix the price as provide d . State cf Calitornia, and designated by t in sections 52 and 53 of this ordinance. _ Section 60, AH water rates, where not . field notes and otheial plat on le in this ¢ . fiee as Lot No, 80 in ‘Yownship otherwise provided in this ordinance, are due . North, Range Nine East, M. b, Mi. Sevente and payable weekly, and if not so paid The exterior limits of said Lot 80 being water agent may, in his discretion, upon the . giying the delinquent consumer cne week's . follows, with magnetic variation 17° 3’ ged ae written notice to pay up, shut cff the water rs . , Pesinning at a spruce tree fo 4 Water rates for ail city pur. diameter maiked P. No, 1, ( aero) font ; 0 of the Haun-bug Creek }Ii poses and for the court-house are due ing Mine ( payable quarterly, irrigation rates ave and . proved survey) and from which tho sectij due . corner commo You are here y ntified that under said i -~ and payabl n to section e in monthl s: 11, y 22, 13 and installments of s:ructions a hearing will be bad before the of the rates when taking watcr ene. . off pwaaiip 17 Rox th, Range ¥ East, Mt. J Reg sterand Receiver of ‘his office at 10 o’clock fifth the season. otherwise to pay montily for ablo Meridian bears North 731 : A.M. on June 22d. 1896, to determine the true for water used, : pa Meareee . . . Sit Ceaius disease, = character of the fo lowing described lands: thence North 47° 35’ West if not paid ‘within the 3.58 chains The sw. 4 of NE. 4 or lot 2 of Section 35 T may be shut off the samecurrent month water . miaeke posta 4 by y, 4 inches, ‘in: in rock mo! as that for domestic feet to da we. 16 N., Re&k. ;8. 4 of SE.Yof ect'on 5, T. 16 purposes. . the premises of such consumer, mine the char cier of sai‘ lands'‘iwhe her minfrom Section 61. erai or agricultural by publication and pers nal service to all persons in inierest. N., R. 9 E.; Lots and 10 of Sec. 17, T. 16. BAR: 9 . ‘thence North 12° 45° Bast 5.47 Section 62. A first-class hotél is unde chains rstood fee E.; NW. 14 of SE 44 or lots 5 and 6 of Sec. 11, T. to be a hotel tot da tepost ih 4 byes4 in inches, ina : rocki mowi not jess than 70 beds. . iiarie 7N, kR, li E.; Lot 12 of N -W. 4% of Seorll, T. 17 Second-class coutaining hotels not less than forty beds. oR . 10K. thence North 38° 85° East 4.28 chains Third-class # At which time and place yon are hereby ci ed Fourth-classhotels not less than tweaty beds. . marke fee tot post da iy 4 byf4jinches ina cat hotels not less than ten beds. i rock : mow to appear and off-r such evidence ar yon may de ire regarding the ehurac fer of said linds, Defaul to’his cit.tien by any person interested will be dul noted. tion 63. A first class livery stable is un. , theuce North 20° 45° Hast 6, derstood to be a stable containing oins not less . feet to a post 4 by 4 inches in rifo mou Si than twenty-five horses. Second-elass livery stables not less than . Marked “P.No, d; ten . , thence North orses. 30° 25’ East 4.61 chains Third-class livery stables not less than . feet to a post 4 et: inches in a rock mo six j marked “P. No, 6, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. eS. May 19th, CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Recviver, Fourth-class_ live ry stables less than six . , Lhence Hast (at 1.85-chai The waters are unequalled for their medict4 _{-\FFICE—COR: BROAD AND PINE STS. _: . by 4 inehes in a rock mene horses. -nal-yaluein yey ce be pe ste up stairs, Nevada City. aaa eae ae . On section line between _ Section 64, 7 one exce; Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other scetions 11 and Pamphelts, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, ____. _Netice . For P hich the pw Ber corner common portions of Nevada county weekly for the AND Orricu, . andra of instructing pupils at their own Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Saud 14 South 0 fore omes. St oen 10.09 ¢ ins distant) bears Sacramento, Cal., May 26th, 1886. 5.67 chains 3.75.27 Eczema and all Blood and Skin Disf8 . . ed “Bone NS inches For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., i i vided, that any authorized agent of the cite OTICE ina IS HEREBY rock GIVEN mound m THAT e city THE eases, or fire city department purposes may apply to: the lessor, either by letter or lay tr turn on the following named settler has tiled notice for 4 wat water . , Lhenee personally, at his home in North San Juan, or South 38° 30° West General Job Printing. of his intention to make final proof in suphains Iii ction 65. For'all water used for runn . feet at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. to a post ix Commercial St., Nevada City. Trains leave Third and Townsend Streets, port of his claim, and that said proof will be machines, gig 25 cents per miners inch fo ing i marked PbS No. gr eee San Francisco, Calif., every morning at made before the Judge of the Su rior Court hours run; s 24 thence South 30° 15’ West § chains fis arriving at Springs at 8:30 P, M. same day. 8:15 that during the months . , BEST WORK ity, Cal., on of age July,provided August and September of each . cd *BIRo, Ae inches in aroek mound390mat Prop’s. . onda. une % » Vin: ? a year COLLEY. BROS., No Staging. ‘Kare $6.20. when the LOWEST PRICES water nardo, Nevase City P. 0, a ; vis company can not is tain more “Thence South 20° 45? West than a sutficient supply of waterohWrite for Pamphlet, 6.94 chains +14 01 4 the pipes for in Beef, Pork; Mutton, Veal, Etc, L domestic burposes and irriga. feet toa 5 Oe «4 , of NE. 4 , b “roe: => tion, it may refuse to sn ply water Pha Sa ee 8, for the E. F. BURNS, Manager. . At the lowest rates. ed fod of running machinery; . xenee and provided South 40° He names the following witnesses to rove 45’ West 7.60 chains J urther to a prc on complaint of 4 water consum. feet DR. DAVID L. DEAL, Medica) Adviser. * b We have facilities which are excelled his continuous residence upen and cu itiva®rs that that eaoek 0 ALSO°KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE he Is unable to obtain a sufficient I tion of said ign, visi Devt Housel, pel Thomas supply of water by. none for filling orders on short W “soo of the 1ence for domestic South nard, T. } a an omas » al irrigation, the Board of.City purposes or for . ta the place of 6° 15° ins? notice. hednmae’’ oe Teorey may Nevada City P. O -» Nevada Co., Cal. ene after investigating Popular Public Taste Hams, Baco the matter, order the sale } Containiag 9.78 acres. No order too large for us. Get our of water ee for runnin, machinery THOMAS FRASER, nnecting Line.” and Lard. nning estimates. at a spr it shall be stopped after a periodstéppsd, and . tee P. No.4, previously ister, of one week . scribed. from the date of such order, aS hence magnetic variation J. M. Walling, Attorney. Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. m27 171° onp,, The Marshal, when reque . 8.00 eines, $9.8 Blak oakEast. shall aé¢ompany the agent of tre} tay cing the mative Seen: . s = the Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, ection corner CITATION, any for the puypoge o: shutting Prop’r. . Mon to 19 i oe Secti oe 41, 12, off ¥ the ‘ water 13. and 14, rom Tp. 17,i, \% the premises of any person SEE Se. who shall UNITED States Lanp OFFIOg, Beef, Pork, Mutton, . . The applicant ola in. default inthe pay Veal, Sausages, etc. sii ; provided in this otiiuaoes mead i for water as iceation, Sacramento, California, June 26, 1896, ory! oo : lai Hams, Baconand Lard, e Marshal shall char Said claim is bounded on-theTHE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and collect from wholesale and retail. South the water company for FOR Hag L Service the sum William Grant, J. N, Flint.<pias of $2 for each time And all kinds of Meats. om Y Grant, and nearest claim on the North he so accom ish , George Grant, J ohn Coombe : . i Consumption, . water agent, the same being the Blo uaastly Ose ina first eld Hydraulie to Mine, Schuler, James MceMannus, Hale J, i Marshal into the i Bronchitis, City Hons 450 feet distant. . Lot. No. 50, patent Goods delivered tee” ~e :Ibert W. J ame S.'Hu 2 . other funds collected byTreas { ny and all persons claiming Dysentery, him, hern, Kearn Man ion, Thomas of charge adversely # Ate er of the said “Penelon Tine: John Helwig, Frank Houston, Dbristopher . Passed by the followin Catarrh, yr Mine” g vote, February i of cially Surveyed designated 2 Walsh, John a John MeUarty and 2th. hereby 1896: Ayes, Baker, Carr, Hook Asthma, — Devine, Charles mig ogg eae , Rich. No, . ie ied for, are reauired to tite their ad) Gaul t, Hayfever, Adjudication N. Delbvides ‘NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS} {. ¢'ims with the Register of the United Stel of tnsotvency.—— Wm, Delbridge,.Able bridge, Thamar . tae ny Sa J. Barron, fies £ MATAR RE OT A: id -J Debility, ‘ obtained; interferences conducted; special . to, California, i B.S. BAKER, . ing th W. ba 7 Jer! = Kelleher, W, : 1 of publication h Pres examinationt; trade-marks, copy-rights, labels. $ iden t ef this Headache. ° I Boar N THE of SUPER d City IOR .COURT Trustees, . Of or OF they NEVAD willt Da; A % +D, Foster, Iten A Bough, ’ : ie a desigus registered, : . of William County, State of California. == . Visions of the Loe haired ae ther Attést: TH. Cake, Clerk, Rheumatism, erpan, «He Frye, W. H. Cook, Gedrve . Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suite In the matter of J. T, Cline; Insolvent DebDaniel S.Collins, £. H. Brindle, 4 . Neuralgia, eonducted in any United States Court. : THOMAS FRASER, Regist" Has attained a standard of excellence which & dtor. — ns \ lan, J. + Brown, A. S. . If you have an invention, send us a sketchmits of vo superior. J.T. Cline, having filed in this Court er; W. r AND ALL 4 lifernia Gol " hotegraph or amail model, together with aj} It contains every improvement that inventive petition, schedule Oe inventory ag a It of is hereby ordered that the foregoing! . tice Company, and’to lw publication bi t henaet tion of the most important features. tay old ifining . Election: for Chief E pubis’ skill and money can produce. vency, Fy w hieh it appsere zhat he is an inChronic and Nervous Disorders, genius, Whereas the following deseribed lands ‘are . ngiaeer, . for the period of sixor peemt(61beconsecul ‘and we willadvise you the course to pursue. These excelent Organe are celebrated for vol. solvent. debtor, the sa: ne is hereby . embraced ‘ If you are in peesession of patents and the same Clear Lists 54 4 issues thereof) in the NEvapA DAILY 1! ' ume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of . declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the» . ahd 04 B off are infringed. or if you are cha:ged with tn-. PpHE «ORIGINAL AND ONLY. GENUINE Pacifle SCRIPT, a daily paper’ published at Ne eombination, artistic design, beauty in tinish, . County of Nevada is hereby directed ilroad. . City , California, its gemeut. submit the matier to us for a re-. ‘and ° Compound ig ig Treatment, that of Drs. perfect construction, making them the riost at-. possession of all the ( 3, THE ANNUAL ELECTION iabie opinion. 5 Starkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of tractive, ornamental and desirable orgens for . sonal, of the said J, T. THOMAS FRASER, Resist: line, d x wy Chief Engineer‘and has the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen maGNethomes, schools, churches, lodgvs, societies, et¢ j}cept such as may be Eugineer of the Nevada e st ene The fir st publication. of this 1zkp; andthe compound is so condeused and : execution, and. of notice City Fir e . Dep artment will be held on” made on made portable that 1t is sent all over the wogld, 8 accoun *° BOX 35, WASHINGTON. D,. t. it bas been in use for more than twenty vears aeen the same sa: wee He ee! Mon day ; July 27th, 1896, thousands of p:tients have been , and ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, m Notice to Creditors. over one thousand physicians have nacd it, and From 5.to 8 o’clock P.M recommended it-—« very significant fact. . ed Jud EStATE OF AvGusT WUTKE, DECEAM ges—Eb. Gris it does not act as most ©. reating UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, and P turalby publica. Clerks J, H. Hutsel’ . a*:theraiimeéent, and penetiftting cue orgen at ehinson ond Ce iss signed in eereby. of tion and given by the toall perenne oe “in " “Groene the estate 0 usti y order.of the Board of thetex pense of another, often requirin, a second Fire Delegates. te SKILLED WORKMEN on tre —_ of _ first, refore you are. he si ~Phe Nevada Ovunty Electric Power. conte p hereby notified that u n J. E. 184.40, Seeretary. . ent, we ut Compoun: xygen @ revitalizer, ¥ ler said inst etrengthening, invigorating the whole iy Company offers the above reward for. ing, the k BEST MATERIAL, ihene atalomants areconfirmed by numerous -of said debtor be and appear bef: ‘a sloek .™M.on August $d. 1806 to id A : testimon i n our information. that-will lead to the ar-: John Caldwell. 3 ge of the Su to the sas uotice atneLO pirator, only with peas reas permission ot the ents; 2 POS, sty i“ sto’ Mity, Ne LL. rest and conviction of any and all par-: their names P. F and addresses are given, aed you COMBINED, MAKE THIS ISHER, of the’ county, Califorsia, ’ Nevada City ean refer to them for further informa ion. ties found tampering or interfering in Tke great snecess of our treatment has given SCHMID! Administrator of the a Newspaper Advertisi : i of any form, shape or manner with the . rise to a host ofi. mitetors, u a. m. of that Fassto en ng Age me, ncy mire , , eae Ce some calling thelr Ccm one oF more, ass Mea 108. Company’s poles or wires in either of: % S. Fo bE, Keo. en. often «# ng our testimonials pate Lated May th, ae Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ ab, to recommend a the towns or across country. worthle-s contottio C5 fornia street, San F Taneisca, eny substance Exchange, Cali. . : BOOKS AND PIANO STOOL¥ tothe aleex of WARNING—From now on there will made elzowhere or by others, a d@ called Com City Taxes. NTTRUCTION ‘Cownty WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at. Law, THOMAS FRASER, Register. CHAS. F. GARUNER, Catalogues, UNION MARKET, N . . . DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Trealment by Inhalation PATENTS! The Greatest_ Health and on the Pacific Coast. net Veer Beaors Mandie Weis of NE iMG, Ses seo. SE.4, cof IP, 18NEL N, NATIONAL MARKET 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pension, Land . Humbug Creek Kluming Mine Lor 3 ! Indian Depredation ‘The Chicago CLAIMS. Cottage Organ ee ee Etter sae swith dona by the Central oiatiecses National Bureau of Claims, . the wth day of July, 1806. * $100 Reward! © pee erof the follow. ae THE POPULAR ORGAN. . i sere be a strong current on onr wires, and PuicomeOUNDRESULTS,” "OXYGEN 178titieMODE OF ofa new _ parties meddling with them do so at ACT ONof shee AND a8. publishedisbythe brs. Starkey & book to all nga trans full infortheir own risk. < j : E. J. pp Sania, JR, — Manager Nevada Power Company. County Electric! pharm ed day remarkable veot pail Ty ai as and ' Catalogues and Price Lists on application. thenaid diy act Woh r oe ene cell ordered : if, Ed wanuinto,sonceiy for aot: lo i B.— ADVERTISEM TS SOLICITED r all newspaperEN s. sh “ti t, the Sa: Iwichbli Islan Pls” ama, Va is NOSICE IS HERGHY GIVEN THAT yable 7, ifIN notCity paid by ho'clogk eM ae Monday, August 34, 1896, HowMr ishacraaalseedaae a Gland, the Australio costs g will be. wen meinen and E per published on . f Coastsean Jock wntil constantly on hand 1 ing business hou” sa wi b.o'cl ‘. Sp woe