April 27, 1887 (4 pages)

27, 1587. 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAP, APRIL Order to Show Cange, ; N THE-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE) _ county of Nevada, State « of Sor The Daily Transcript. Table of Distances. fornia. In the matter of the estate of Elijah Booth, Ma-. Maria‘ Johnson, deceased. the administrator of the = # estate -of Lake City Little York Lowell Hill Moore's Flat North Bloomfield deceased at private sale asshall be necessary. And thata copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Ne vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said Nevada county. BP ERE RH . ittle sore on my cheek, and the doctors ronownced it cancer. I have tried a iumber of physicians, but. without re HOME BENBRIT LIFE ASSOCIATION. 402 Montgomery Street, Corner Bush, San Francisco.; 가渀攀攀Ⰰ at an average expense ' % i i bers of less than $2 oo per annum per $1,000 snsurance. From Nevada City to ce “tia~Johnson, deceased, having filed his! }} ib pha Ile miles. petition herein, duly verified, praying for iCSrici a ; ma hy 14 an peo ane of all the meat estate of errhp a I ' . TREASURER BANK OF CALIFORNIA lue Tent deceased, for the purposes therein set forth: : a ear Valley It is thérefore ordered by the Judge of this . ff mi PRESIDENT veeerenetwcedeeen . oF, C. HAVENS Bridgeport Court that all persons interested in the estate . i ie! . AUDITOR. . I. P. LALEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) Bowman Dam eer ofsaid deceased appear befdre the saidSu-, ff i GENERAL AGENT. ; wis ‘ee __A. 8 BARNEY Cherokee . lz “periér Court on Monday, the 2d day of May, } <. : eee W. L MORGAN €olumbia Hill 13%. A, D, 1887, at 10 o’clock' a. M., of said day, . . SECRETARY . Ww. 1 d Rdgraray idee 138 at ame Courtroom a ssid, (Cam, a ( E, j rench Corra 7 Nevada City, in saic Nevada county, ff . TL: os ; . “ a . eee i Graniteville 2 to show cause why an order should. [I , This Company has paid promptly and without expense : Grass Valley not be granted to the said. Administrator . . ieee 3 ; A _ Jaekson's to sell so much of the real estate of the said . ito beneficiaries $ I 98,691 35 during its five years existfor administration to its mem. Newtown. Dated March 26th, A. D, 1887. Pitter teed eceeenaiacnen Morn ce. . s : s North San Juan F JoM. WALLING, . . he number were one or two specialists. . . {ts certificates are incontestable after the third year, os Omega < 3-27 Superior Judge. . babetan ; F Purdon's Bridge al he. medicine they applied was like frel d . ] f; f i oblection il le and technical clauses f oer wm ak 18 ‘ Election of School Directors. . o the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw, an SAUTE y tree trom ) iG : : Rough & Ready Ss oe ne ce a Ce. . e aeatemont tothe paper-tel dag where, It is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutual. Ina Ht aE a : “el “ District, kouaty ef Nevada, that the annual j:d. I procured som eat oncé? 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After taking six? and nearly offset the cost for the second period. rere nennnmn nrocrsntrowenoe The polls will be open between the hours vottles of S. 8. 8. my cough left me and If} of8a. M, and sundown. UL. Garthe is apprisied inspector and J.G. O'Neill and N Bailey Judges of eléttion. By orderof the Board of Education of Nevada School District. JOHN WEBBER. District Clerk. mrsitad . Notice of Executor’s Sale’ of Real Estate at Private Sale. D&ted March 20th, 1887 TQOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in N ursuanee of an order of the Superior Nourt of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 4th day of April A.D. »an the matter of the estate oh Michael., DR. GUNN’S } nn, deceased; the’ undersigned, the exfiz of the Lust Will and Testament or FBT eo ee gaid deceas-d, will sell at private sale, to \ . the highest bidder for cash, and subject to , confirmation by said Superior Court, on or spans: after Tuesday, the 3d day.of May, a. D. 1887, THE GREAT all the right, title, interest and estate of the 1 said wicheel Quinn, deceased, atthe time of his death, and all the right, title and in P terest that the said estate has, by operation of law or. otherwise, acquired other than in addition to that of the said.Testator at the time of his deajh, in and to all those certain lots, pieces and parcels of real estate, lying, situate and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and, de scribed:as follows, to-wit: 1, Ab undivided one-third interest in the Iowa quartz ledgeat the village: of South Fork. : 2. An enclosed lot containing one-fourth . of an acre of land more or less, adjoinins the village of South Fork and planted in Mmothy grass. 3. Two certain cabins and lots in thé said village of South Fork known as Quinu’s cabins Terms and conditions of sale, cash; deed at expense of purchaser Bids or offers may be. made at any time after the first publicatioh of this notice and » before the making of the sule. . All bids or offers must be made in writing and left atthe officeof said Johu W. Robb, in the town of Graniteville, in said county and State, or delivered to the undersiyued personally. Dated 12th April, 1887. Regulating Cathartic, THE ACKNOWLED\ iED Tonie and Appetizer. THE INBISPENSIBLE Household Remedy. A SURE PREVENTIVE JOIN W AND POSITIVE CURE FOR ROBL, Executor as aforesaid. W. D, Long, Attorney. Ordinance No, 82. Fa N ORDINANCE TO LAY OUT AND extend Orchard street. The Board of ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: why fou Section 1—That it is necessary to th e. pub lic use and convenience that Orchard street be extended westerly to the city line. . Section Rover a that pertatn Biri eiene \ . eommenciug at the west end.of Orchare : Mpc ms street at the angle in Ducray’s west line; AND ALL MALARIAL. TROUBLES, thence running (mag. var. 189° E.) north 85142, west 165 feet; thence north 7734>, west 310 feet; thence south, 82'4°4 west 185 feet; thence south 64445, west 145 feet to West Broad street; thence south 6114°, east 43 ‘emt along West Broad street; thence north 64'; east 114 feet; themee north 82449, east ‘1/4 all Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, = Fever und Ague, DYSPEPSIA, Wl teet; thence south 77342, east 285 feet to the INDIGESTION, northeast corner of Branagan’s enclosure; . . hence south 354°, a 170 perriag north line . of Branagan street; thence north 84°, east . q 10 . 98.60 feet to place of beginning. 4 NERVOUSNESS, Section 3—This ordinance shall take effect . and bein force from and after its passage and due publication. H. C. MILLS, President. W. G. Ricwarps, Clerk. . Notive of Private Sale of Real Estate. . N bel 3 Ad gy Sh SUR EN a Coun. ty of Nevada, State of California. { Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance . !™pure Blood, of an order of the Superior Court, of the . County of Nevada, State of California, made ; on the 17th day of January, a. D. 1857, in. the . matter of the estate of Robert Morrison and { Sarah J. Morrison, deceased, the undersign. t . ed, Administrator ofthe estates of suid de-. . ceased, willsell at private sale, tothe highest . bidder, for cash in eo ar pee and =, . ect to confir ce) y said Superior Con ide wilt Saon by by the undersigned . . . Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaint. Nausea, seers pet mgd. General Debility,. . Dr. Gunn's Bitters tt uptoand including the 20th day of April, . i ier, The offers to purchase sui roperty 4 muét be madein writing, and be delivered . ARE i F to the undersigned at his residence on or be. a fore said day. ; . PURELY The following is the real estate authorized . * to be sold: situated and being in the City of . Nevada, County of Nevada, State of Califor. nia, on Piety Hal in said City, on the east . side of Zion street, bounded on the north by . : land of Chewidden, on the east by the Don. nelly lot, onthe south by land of Trewella and by land of James William, and on the west by Zion street, and more parmosisrly oe described according to the official map of , the said city as part of Lot No. Nine (9),in Block Forty-Six (46). Together with the apurtenances and all the right and title atthe . me ofthe death of each party. Together with the lane on the south to the road . SAMUEL M. MORKISON, i Administrator. J.B. Johnson, Att'y. ap7 VEGETABLE. Perfectly Safe, Reliable. A. Van Alstine & Co., Proprietors and Manufacturers INSOLVENT NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, State of California. ime , ‘ Pay arent In the matter of BRIDGET LYONS, an In-. 722 Montgomery Street, San Trancisco. solv papur: bridges Lyons, an insolvent debtor, ia! ing applied to this Court fora discharge from her debts, itis hereby ordered that the Clerk of this Court give notice to all creditors who have proyed their debts, to appear before . this Court, at the Court Koom thereof, on the NINTH VAY OF MAY, 1887, atthe hour of ten o'clock, A. M,, and show cause, if any they have, why.the said. Bridget Lyons . should not be distharzged f oin all her debts, in such cases made and provided. It is further ordered, that notice of said application be giyen to the creditors, by mail, and py publication for four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspa per published in said county. J, M. WALLING, superior Judge. Dated ye hes 7th, 1887. } Attést: F. G.: Beatty, Clerl. { Gaylord & Searls, Atty’s for Insolyent. aps POR SALE BY CARR BFOS., Oity Wholesale and Retail Agents. FOR SALE. . Notice to Creditors, Eatate of Maria Johnson, deceased. . JOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE} undersigned, administrator of the es. tate of Maria Johnson, deceased, to the A HOUSE OF ElGhT ROOMS, HARD FINISHED, TWO AORES OF LAND. eredjtors of,and al) persons having claims . ag the said deceased, to exhibit them w e@ necessary vouchers, within four} months efter the first publication of this no ~ { tice,to the said administrator, at the of fice of Gaylord & Searls, in Nevada} City, the same being the place ior} WITHIN FIVE MINUTES the transaction of the business of suid estate, . in the county of Nevada. mae ELIJAH BOOTH, Administrator ofthe estate of Maria John son, deceased, . Dated Nevada City, March 24th, 1587. Gaylord & Searls, Attys for Administrator. . Wotioe to Oreditors, . In the Superior Court of Nevada county, Mate of California. w . In the matter of the estate of John Nulty, deceased. . ICE semereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the estate . of John Nulty, deceased, . to. the. cred-. itors of and all persons having claims } gh og said deceased 2 exhibit . mW @ necessary vouchers within . (YHE OLDEST BAVINGS BANK IN THE months after the first publication of . City. Corner J and Fifth Streets, ie e to the said administrator, dt bis . ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paid ee in Nevada City, in the said wounty . up capital, $200,000; loans on real estate, July REV. JAMES TANHAM, i hy et aia ordinary depos: ¢ veer id the Estate of Kev. John . Term and ordinary deposits received, and leceased. : dividends paid in anyJary and Jul July, ~l Atty for Adm’tr. 3-28 . Money loaned tpou iest estate nly, _STOOKHOLDEBS MEETING. This Bank ducts exclusively a bank business. Information furnished up EVADA COUNTY LAND EM ENT ASSOCIATION. 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27, 1587. 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAP, APRIL Order to Show Cange, ; N THE-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE) _ county of Nevada, State « of Sor The Daily Transcript. Table of Distances. fornia. In the matter of the estate of Elijah Booth, Ma-. Maria‘ Johnson, deceased. the administrator of the = # estate -of Lake City Little York Lowell Hill Moore's Flat North Bloomfield deceased at private sale asshall be necessary. And thata copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Ne vada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said Nevada county. BP ERE RH . ittle sore on my cheek, and the doctors ronownced it cancer. I have tried a iumber of physicians, but. without re HOME BENBRIT LIFE ASSOCIATION. 402 Montgomery Street, Corner Bush, San Francisco.; 가渀攀攀Ⰰ at an average expense ' % i i bers of less than $2 oo per annum per $1,000 snsurance. From Nevada City to ce “tia~Johnson, deceased, having filed his! }} ib pha Ile miles. petition herein, duly verified, praying for iCSrici a ; ma hy 14 an peo ane of all the meat estate of errhp a I ' . TREASURER BANK OF CALIFORNIA lue Tent deceased, for the purposes therein set forth: : a ear Valley It is thérefore ordered by the Judge of this . ff mi PRESIDENT veeerenetwcedeeen . oF, C. HAVENS Bridgeport Court that all persons interested in the estate . i ie! . AUDITOR. . I. P. LALEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) Bowman Dam eer ofsaid deceased appear befdre the saidSu-, ff i GENERAL AGENT.. ; wis ‘ee __A. 8 BARNEY Cherokee . lz “periér Court on Monday, the 2d day of May, } <. : eee W. L MORGAN €olumbia Hill 13%. A, D, 1887, at 10 o’clock' a. M., of said day, . . SECRETARY . Ww. 1 d Rdgraray idee 138 at ame Courtroom a ssid, (Cam, a ( E, j rench Corra 7 Nevada City, in saic Nevada county, ff . TL: os ; . “ a . eee i Graniteville 2 to show cause why an order should. [I , This Company has paid promptly and without expense : Grass Valley not be granted to the said. Administrator . . ieee 3 ; A _ Jaekson's to sell so much of the real estate of the said . ito beneficiaries $ I 98,691 35 during its five years existfor administration to its mem. Newtown.. Dated March 26th, A. D, 1887. Pitter teed eceeenaiacnen Morn ce. . s : s North San Juan F JoM. WALLING, . . he number were one or two specialists. . . {ts certificates are incontestable after the third year, os Omega < 3-27 Superior Judge. . babetan ; F Purdon's Bridge al he. medicine they applied was like frel d . ] f; f i oblection il le and technical clauses f oer wm ak 18 ‘ Election of School Directors. . o the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw, an SAUTE y tree trom ) iG : : Rough & Ready Ss oe ne ce a Ce. . e aeatemont tothe paper-tel dag where, It is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutual. Ina Ht aE a : “el “ District, kouaty ef Nevada, that the annual j:d. I procured som eat oncé? Before L suran¢e Association in California. wt C 19 +e school meeting for the election of School! ff i Gere " Sor’ i bahe * e Sweetiand. lig“ . . Directors, will be held . ad used the second bottle the neighbors}. Its distribution plan rewards the persistent members by Spenceville 20 : Saturday, April 30th, 1887, ‘ould notice that nly cancer wag healing, aly " ri fi ei . ae Washington 10 . atthe Washington School House of saia dis. . J.P MYBeneral health hed been bad fof cash dividends at periods of five years, which dividends ou Bet., ! shington § ’ : i oe das i mob onchidartcta haha Bee é = trict,at which election two Directors are to . J/ woorthree years—I had a hacking cough ‘i . 2 c ‘ ban TES 70 gar rpe oaer ch <8 Boi ‘or’ ne eaiedt is yy 'ind-spit blood coritinually. Ihad a ge.’ . greatly reduce the cost of insurance for the first five years 166 ba each, andone Director for one year to if ‘ley Re) Fi e . tritces 88 “. unexpired term . : ". [vere pain in my breast. After taking six? and nearly offset the cost for the second period. rere nennnmn nrocrsntrowenoe The polls will be open between the hours vottles of S. 8. 8. my cough left me and If} of8a. M, and sundown. UL. Garthe is apprisied inspector and J.G. O'Neill and N Bailey Judges of eléttion. By orderof the Board of Education of Nevada School District.. JOHN WEBBER. District Clerk. mrsitad . Notice of Executor’s Sale’ of Real Estate at Private Sale. D&ted March 20th, 1887 TQOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in N ursuanee of an order of the Superior Nourt of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 4th day of April A.D. »an the matter of the estate oh Michael., DR. GUNN’S } nn, deceased; the’ undersigned, the exfiz of the Lust Will and Testament or FBT eo ee gaid deceas-d, will sell at private sale, to \ . the highest bidder for cash, and subject to , confirmation by said Superior Court, on or spans: after Tuesday, the 3d day.of May, a. D. 1887, THE GREAT all the right, title, interest and estate of the 1 said wicheel Quinn, deceased, atthe time of his death, and all the right, title and in P terest that the said estate has, by operation of law or. otherwise, acquired other than in addition to that of the said.Testator at the time of his deajh, in and to all those certain lots, pieces and parcels of real estate, lying, situate and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and, de scribed:as follows, to-wit: 1, Ab undivided one-third interest in the Iowa quartz ledgeat the village: of South Fork. : 2. An enclosed lot containing one-fourth . of an acre of land more or less, adjoinins the village of South Fork and planted in Mmothy grass. 3. Two certain cabins and lots in thé said village of South Fork known as Quinu’s cabins Terms and conditions of sale, cash; deed at expense of purchaser Bids or offers may be. made at any time after the first publicatioh of this notice and » before the making of the sule. . All bids or offers must be made in writing and left atthe officeof said Johu W. Robb, in the town of Graniteville, in said county and State, or delivered to the undersiyued personally. Dated 12th April, 1887. Regulating Cathartic, THE ACKNOWLED\ iED Tonie and Appetizer. THE INBISPENSIBLE Household Remedy. A SURE PREVENTIVE JOIN W AND POSITIVE CURE FOR ROBL, Executor as aforesaid. W. D, Long, Attorney. Ordinance No, 82. Fa N ORDINANCE TO LAY OUT AND extend Orchard street. The Board of ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: why fou Section 1—That it is necessary to th e. pub lic use and convenience that Orchard street be extended westerly to the city line. . Section Rover a that pertatn Biri eiene \ . eommenciug at the west end.of Orchare : Mpc ms street at the angle in Ducray’s west line; AND ALL MALARIAL. TROUBLES, thence running (mag. var. 189° E.) north 85142, west 165 feet; thence north 7734>, west 310 feet; thence south, 82'4°4 west 185 feet; thence south 64445, west 145 feet to West Broad street; thence south 6114°, east 43 ‘emt along West Broad street; thence north 64'; east 114 feet; themee north 82449, east ‘1/4 all Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, = Fever und Ague, DYSPEPSIA, Wl teet; thence south 77342, east 285 feet to the INDIGESTION, northeast corner of Branagan’s enclosure; . . hence south 354°, a 170 perriag north line . of Branagan street; thence north 84°, east . q 10 . 98.60 feet to place of beginning. 4 NERVOUSNESS, Section 3—This ordinance shall take effect . and bein force from and after its passage and due publication. H. C. MILLS, President. W. G. Ricwarps, Clerk. . Notive of Private Sale of Real Estate. . N bel 3 Ad gy Sh SUR EN a Coun. ty of Nevada, State of California. { Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance . !™pure Blood, of an order of the Superior Court, of the . County of Nevada, State of California, made ; on the 17th day of January, a. D. 1857, in. the . matter of the estate of Robert Morrison and { Sarah J. Morrison, deceased, the undersign. t . ed, Administrator ofthe estates of suid de-. . ceased, willsell at private sale, tothe highest . bidder, for cash in eo ar pee and =, . ect to confir ce) y said Superior Con ide wilt Saon by by the undersigned . . . Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaint. Nausea, seers pet mgd. General Debility,. . Dr. Gunn's Bitters tt uptoand including the 20th day of April, . i ier, The offers to purchase sui roperty 4 muét be madein writing, and be delivered . ARE i F to the undersigned at his residence on or be. a fore said day. ; . PURELY The following is the real estate authorized . * to be sold: situated and being in the City of . Nevada, County of Nevada, State of Califor. nia, on Piety Hal in said City, on the east . side of Zion street, bounded on the north by . : land of Chewidden, on the east by the Don. nelly lot, onthe south by land of Trewella and by land of James William, and on the west by Zion street, and more parmosisrly oe described according to the official map of , the said city as part of Lot No. Nine (9),in Block Forty-Six (46). Together with the apurtenances and all the right and title atthe . me ofthe death of each party. Together with the lane on the south to the road . SAMUEL M. MORKISON, i Administrator. J.B. Johnson, Att'y. ap7 VEGETABLE. Perfectly Safe, Reliable. A. Van Alstine & Co., Proprietors and Manufacturers INSOLVENT NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, State of California. ime , ‘ Pay arent In the matter of BRIDGET LYONS, an In-. 722 Montgomery Street, San Trancisco. solv papur: bridges Lyons, an insolvent debtor, ia! ing applied to this Court fora discharge from her debts, itis hereby ordered that the Clerk of this Court give notice to all creditors who have proyed their debts, to appear before . this Court, at the Court Koom thereof, on the NINTH VAY OF MAY, 1887, atthe hour of ten o'clock, A. M,, and show cause, if any they have, why.the said. Bridget Lyons . should not be distharzged f oin all her debts, in such cases made and provided. It is further ordered, that notice of said application be giyen to the creditors, by mail, and py publication for four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspa per published in said county. J, M. WALLING, superior Judge. Dated ye hes 7th, 1887. } Attést: F. G.: Beatty, Clerl. { Gaylord & Searls, Atty’s for Insolyent. aps POR SALE BY CARR BFOS., Oity Wholesale and Retail Agents. FOR SALE. . Notice to Creditors, Eatate of Maria Johnson, deceased. . JOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE} undersigned, administrator of the es. tate of Maria Johnson, deceased, to the A HOUSE OF ElGhT ROOMS, HARD FINISHED, TWO AORES OF LAND. eredjtors of,and al) persons having claims . ag the said deceased, to exhibit them w e@ necessary vouchers, within four} months efter the first publication of this no ~ { tice,to the said administrator, at the of fice of Gaylord & Searls, in Nevada} City, the same being the place ior} WITHIN FIVE MINUTES the transaction of the business of suid estate, . in the county of Nevada. mae ELIJAH BOOTH, Administrator ofthe estate of Maria John son, deceased, . Dated Nevada City, March 24th, 1587. Gaylord & Searls, Attys for Administrator. . Wotioe to Oreditors, . In the Superior Court of Nevada county, Mate of California. w . In the matter of the estate of John Nulty, deceased. . ICE semereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the estate . of John Nulty, deceased, . to. the. cred-. itors of and all persons having claims } gh og said deceased 2 exhibit . mW @ necessary vouchers within . (YHE OLDEST BAVINGS BANK IN THE months after the first publication of . City. Corner J and Fifth Streets, ie e to the said administrator, dt bis . ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paid ee in Nevada City, in the said wounty . up capital, $200,000; loans on real estate, July REV. JAMES TANHAM, i hy et aia ordinary depos: ¢ veer id the Estate of Kev. John . Term and ordinary deposits received, and leceased. : dividends paid in anyJary and Jul July, ~l Atty for Adm’tr. 3-28 . Money loaned tpou iest estate nly, _STOOKHOLDEBS MEETING. This Bank ducts exclusively a bank business. Information furnished up EVADA COUNTY LAND EM ENT ASSOCIATION. 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