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Such peuple as these—ani there are many of them masquerading as ladies and g-nt] + men of good position and irreprouchable cred nt‘als—but, no:matter wnat tueir lineage nor future, -they shonld ba cashieréd; and society would be ali tha sweeter and more wholesome for tne want of them. Contrast these spiney hedgehogs, these aggressive thorn-bust Ss, these stinging mosquitoes ani rampinz tarantulas with their opposites —the weilbred and geatle folk who never wounl you, never tread on your corns nor offend your susceptibility in any way, aol who carefully carry out of sight ail their own private little flags which may be your red rags. This is not -want of courage, but it is goo! breeding. ———————— OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. : COUNTY paper or Judge . . JS. M. Wallin sheri edie 5 : . George Lord Clerk and Auditor . .F. G, Beatty Recorder saeeeeed. A. Rapp District Attorney. . ). 7772) WD. Long Treasurer and Collector.. H. McNulty MUOCEROE 255. re aos sauce & -Erastus Bond School Superintendent. 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Connolly, deceased, and in trust for the heirs of ssid deceased, whose Postoffice is Santa Kosa, Sonoma county, California, has made application fo®P tent for Fifteen Hundred linear feet of the Mount Hope Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground six hund:ed feet in width, situated iu the Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes n file in this office, 4s fullows, viz.: i _ j ijustrument Solar Transit, No. 63. SURVEY OF THE LODE. Beginning at Post in rock mound marked M.H.@ M. No.1, on uurth end of lode; being also Pust No. 2 of Golden Age Quartz wine. Thence with magnetic variution 17° bast, 1.50 chains, blacksmith suop ten tinks ty ieft 1.05 Ghuius old ueline Shaft 20 links to left, aud site of Quurtz—Miil (burned down) to right 20links,z.uu chains North line of mining excavation, 6.60 chains south, line of sume excavation, excavatiuu from 50 tu 100 feet wide, uncovering the lode, 10.00 chains center uf raviue course south westerly iJ.v0 chains. South bunk of worked ground 100 feet or 22.73 Chaius, Post in rock mound m rked M. H.Q.M. No.zonsouth end of lode claim from which asucar pine tree 20 in. in diam.,bears }.0.4 E. 4¥ links distant. Said tree being original corner. \ survey of kxteriur Boundaries. Beginning at postin ruck wound marked M. H. Q. M. No. Sat nortn east corner, being also pust “o. 4 uf Golden Aye Quartz Mine, from which a suger pine tree 2 in. in diam. bears N 44° E. % links distant. Thence with muapuetic Variation 17° K.,8.1° KE. 0.78 chs. cross seCtion line between Sections 22 and 23 from wuich the 44 section corner between sectivus 22 and wt 18, N. K. LR. M.D. ob. aud M. beacs, UP .08 min. eust 19:79 Chains uistant,1600 ft or 22.7. chs. postin rock mouud from which usugar pine tree 30in. in diam. bears N. 1.9449 W. 58 liuks distant, and orig-1ual Post bears 5. 7342 EK. 5u links distant, N. 8°26 min. W, 2.18 chains distant. Thence 3. 87° W 0.83 Chains, cross section lines between Sections 22 and 2 to .17 chains south v1 4 section corner between sections vz anu 2 7. 18 N. R. 1 E. M.D. BL and M. 300 fect or 4.54 chs post No. zvu south end of lode claim 600 feet or 9.0» chs. ty balsam tree 0 in~in diam, marked M. H.Q.M.No, 6 al south west corner from which original post bears 8. 71g2 W.51 links distant. Thence 1° W. 5.00 chs. Soutu bauk of Worked ground 5.45 chs center of raVine course suuth West 7.50chs. North bank vl worked ground 21.7u chs. dgeep cut outiet tu ining excavation 1o0u feet or 22.73 chs. Post in rock mound marked dM. H. Q. M. No. o, at north west corner, being also Post No. o of Golden Age Quartz Mine, ffum.which a fir tree 14.1n. in diam. bears’ 8. 2wl_o E. 83 inks distant, and evstend of cabin bears S.11> W. 3.10 chs. distant. Thence N. 87© %. 125 Cbs, Sunk vf mining cut 300 feet or 45,54.5 chs. Post. \».l ounerth end of lode claim v0 feet or y.0s cus. to place of beginning, contulning un area of J wenty and Sixty-twoune uundieuths (2002-100) acres, and designated 48 Lut No. 64 in section 22, Township 18 North, Range ll East, Mt. Diablo Base ana Meridian, Said location is recorded in tue vince of the County Kecorder ot Nevada county, State of California, aud bounded us tolLows, to wit: On the North by the Goulden Ane Quaitz Mine, and situated on the Suuth 8.deowl the suuth furk of the suuth Fork or vuurmuh’s créek, Ail persuus holding any adverse claims theretu are hereby required tu present the sume beiore this ofice within sixty days from the first day of publishing thereof. SELDEN HEIZEL, tegister It is hereby ordered that the foregving notice be published wor sixty days, or ten con secutive weeks, in the DAILY TRA>sCRIPT LeWspuper,a duily newspaper published in Nevauii City, in Nevada County, California, thut being the uecarest newspuper to the jaud described therein. SELDEN HETZEL, heyister. CALOWELL & LittLe, Attorneys. The first publication of the ubuve notice W4s8 nade ob Jude 13th, 15a, NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Catifurnia, June llth, 1888, Notice is hereby given that Ellen Connolly, a8 Admiwistratrix of the estate of M. W Connolly, deceased, whose pustoflice is Sunta Kosa, Sonvma county, Caiifurnia, bas made application for patetit for Fuiteen Hupdred linear teet of the Goiden Age Quurtz Mine, orvein, bearing gold, with surface stound six hundred feet in width, isituated in the kureka Mining district, « Nevada . 0 county, culifurnia, and described in the . t plat and field notes on file in this office ag follows, viz.: lustrument solar transit No, SURVEY OF LODE. Beginning at a post in rock mound marked G. A. -Q. M. so. 1, on north eud of lode . § Claim, frum which a Fir Tree 24 inches in 1) 53. q nal post beurs N-54> W, zy links: distant, Thence with gE,lysuchaios old saaft 10 feet deep, 42,20 Chains mining cut showing croppings . s vf the lude wv links to the left, 22.73 Chains vr 1,500 feet postin rock mound marked . ¢ G. A. Q.M. No. 2, on South end of sode je claim, being also Post No.1 of Mount Hope] o Quartz Mine, u SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, C Begiuning at post in rock mound marked . © G.A.Q. M. No.3 at northeast corner trom Which a fir tree 36 inchesin diameter beurs S$? KE. 83 links distant,aund original post{ 2 bears N 814° W 29 links ditgant and section Pest Common to sections 14, 15, 22 and w, township 18, N. R. 11K, M. DB & M. bears 5 62° 638’ FE, 3.75 chains distant. Thence with magnetic variation 172 E,S 84° KE, 1.73 Chains Cross section lines, between Sections 15 and 22, 8:09 Chains, west of gections corner common to sections 14, 15 -2 and 13, Township 18, N. RK. i] Kk’ M D. B & M. 22.7% chains or 1,500 "feet post in rock mound marked G.A,Q M.No.( 0 4 at southeast corner, being also Post No, 2 of Mount Hope Quartz Mine, from which a uv Sugar pine tiee Zo inehes.in diamete i N 4.4° hb, 35 links distant, ate ne W. 4, 64.5 Chains or 3-0 feet post No, 2, on . iL Suuth end of lude claim, 7:14 Chains bank of mining cuty¥.09 Chaing or 600 feet post in rock Mound marked “G. A, Q. M. No. 6,” ut South west corner, being alsu Post No. '6 of Mount Hope Quartz Mine from which a firtree .A inches in diameter, bears § 23 129 F, 83 links distant and east end of cabin bears 8. 11° W, 3.10 Chuins distant and entrance toan old tunnel bears N. 65° EK, 64° W, 2.39 chains distant. ‘f hence N 8 1.0 Ww 0.40 Chains north bunk of mining cut 21.45 Chains, Cross section lines between Seetions 15 and 72, 12,2 éhaing west of section ‘Thence 8 872 . & ye M marked ». H.Q. M. No, 4.utsuuth east corner aud. section coruer between sectio: 8 2z aud 23 1.18 N. RK. i1 F. M. D. B. and M. bears T I nia. Daniel, deceased, ceased, whomsoever having or Claiming an Interest in said estate, Breeting: Court, in and for tie dinmeter bears 5 504342 EF, 54 links aud origi. © : of Uctober, 1885, at 10 o’¢ Maguetic variation 179-E, 8 hye then and the Nhgwcaiant tribu be made to Mary Daniel, Daniel on file in the Nevada, said Court affixed this, D., 1883. Woda. To Mrs Mary 5. Wa red dollars, in labor anc Provisions of Section 4% of the United States quired to hold the same for the year 56. 1887 and ending Jan, ‘ ait withis hinety days after tion of such expenditu interestin said claimy will be sry of the subscribers under said Section In the Superior Court, of the State of California, in and forthe et of Nevada, (Execution. LORD HOUSMAN, Plaintiff, vs. ONEIDA CHIEF GOLD MINING COMPANY, Defendant. WHEREAS, on the 29th day of June, 1888, Lord-Housman recovered a judgment in the Superior Cv-urt of the State o1 California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Oneida Chicf Gold Mining Company a corporation, Defendant for the sum of Four Thousund Six Hundred Forty-two 43-100 Dollars with interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum till paid, from the date of said Jadgment together with $22 90-100 costs and disbursments at the aate of suid judgment and accruing cost in the sum of Two dollars. have attached, levied upon and taken into execution all the right, title claim and interest of “Oneida Chief Gold Mining Company,’ a corpération, defendant of, in and to the following described mining c!aim, standing on the records of said Neyada county in the name of “Oneida Chief Gold Mining Company,” a corporation, and particularly described as follows, to wit: That certain Quartz Mining claim, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated according to the system of U. 8, Surveys, a8 Lot No, 73, in ection 18, Tp, 16 N., R.9 E, M. D. B M., and containing £0 33-100 acres; and mure particulaily desecribed us beginning atthe Suuthwest corner of said mining claim, (being the old Sneath and Clay Quartz mine) a post marked “Ss, & C, No. 8: thence North %%° West 11.14 chains to a post in ruad; thence North 10%° East 11.59 chains to Northwest corner of claim; thence North 894° East 9.0¥.chaing to Northeast corner of claim, from wh.ch the quarter section corner cn the North boundary of Section 18, }p.16 N. RK. 9 E. M. , B. & M., bears south 537° East 923.24 chains distant; thence South 104° West 11.59 chainsto post marked “S & C. No 4;” thence South 93° Eust 11.14 chains to Southeast corner of claim ;thence South 54° West 9.70 chains to place of beginniug. Also that gther piece of land or placer minin: ground owned by said corporation (defenudant) extending westerly from the patented ground of the “sueath &.Clay mine: (so ¢ Ned) along the bed of Hitchcock Kavine to its junction with Gold’ Run Ravine, being 150 faet wide along said ravine, or 75 feet on each side of the center of the stream, and the water-right connected therewith, and the right of drainage along said ravine, and being uppurtenantto said mine: . Also the placer bed of said Kavine east. of the said patented yround, 150 feetin width, from said ground tothe land of H. McUormick, andthe right to the use of all the waters flowing therein, Also that piece of placer mining ground extending easterly from tne patented land of the “Sueath & Clay mine’? (so. called) along a smull ravine, known as the worth branch of said Hitchcock Kavine, to the ground of H. McCormick, being 300 feet in width, or 150 feet on each side of the center ofthe stream, and the waters thereof. Together with the quartz mill and hoisting, works sit.uted thereon; and all machinery, tools, fixtures, houses, and the water-rights connected with said mine: and the right of drainage appurtenant thereto, and all other appurtenances, tenements, easments, hereditaments and everything in anywise apurtaining thereto; Subject to the right of ord Housman, Thos. H. Bennetts, Wm, Dower, Mrs. M, J. Turner, J. H. Wentworth, Chas. Treleaven, John Mc 4 vir,Thos. Waters, and Michael O’ Hearn to the several portions oi the surface ground enclused and oceupied by them with their tenements &e, which right is definedin an agreement enteredinto between them and the “Oueida Chief Gold Mining Company,” a corporation, defendant, on the .8th day of April, 1863, und recorded in Book 67 of Deeds, page 126, Kecords of Nevada County. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House doo , in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, July 30th, 1888, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. 1o-wit : 120’cluck M. of said day, all the right, titlé and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action heiein named, had, held, owned or Ppossessed onthe said Twenty ninth day of June, 1588, the day on which said “Jur #pent ¥ : was docketed-us aforesaid, or Which may [No. 1,656, . Bevepeen papeasenty sequired in and fo . . Car) ail of the above cescribed property to the Application for a Patent to a Mining highest bidder for cash in band, to satisfy Claim said Judgment, interest and costs. Given undermy hand this éth day of July, 1888, tess GEGRGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J. L. HOLLAND, Under Sheriff. ‘hos. 8. Ford, Atty for Plaintiff Order to Show Cause, N THESUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of CaliforInt e matter of the estute of Thomas } The people of the state fCalifornia; To John Daniel, administraor Of the estate of said Thomus Dauiel, deTheresa Daniel, and all persona By order of this Court you are hereby reuired to be and appeur in the Bupeeies 1 ) County of Nevada, tate of California, at the Couit reom theref, at the Court House in the City and Jounty of Neyada, on Monday, the 15th day of that re to show cause why disition of the residue of the estate of aid Thomus Daniel, deceased. should net sister Of suid deeused, and to then and there appear, and xhibit to suid Court your respective claims f heirship, ownership or interest in said BLALE. Pursuant to the provisions of Art. 2. hapter 11, Title of the Code of Civil Pro: edure, according to the petition of Mary i hatter of said estate, Witness, the Hon, J. M. Wulling, Judge of ur Superior Court, in and for the County of Stute of California, with the seal of 23d day of June, A. F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Deputy Clerk, Attest: By W. D, HARRIS, Notice of Forfeiture, TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neya1 re You vtified that we ha ve expended Wwe iigeby 1 improvements, upn the Phoenix Grave] Mining Clain 8, Bituated in Fall Creek Mining Digtrict, Washing0 Township, Nevada county, Califor 1 i y nia 1 order to hold said premises, under the 24, Kevised Statutes being the‘dmount rephates Ama it within Ublication of this notice u full or refuse fo Contripate youg prppert 1r€ us Co-owner, 'y come the prop B Murphy, Jr., Warren Spencer, urphy, Dennis Mintertek penple in diameter bears \ 172 y and original post bears W distant N 87° EK, 4.54 5-100 chains « Post No. 1, North end of lode ¢ chuins or 600 fect to place coneune an area oftwenty one-hundredths (20 54-100) acres a desiynuted aes ot No, 55, in Boutin Ww Thee 18, North Rage 1 ust, Mount Diabla K ne and Meridian. Said location being recorded in the office of the ( vubty Kecorder of Nevada County California, and heing bounded ener faa on the south by the Mout ope Quarts Mi the south pide of the ah rusted on v South Fork 4 South Fork of Poorman’s war ohitie All persons holding any yerse ¢ thereto are hy reby required to ore Claims same before this ‘office within Rixty d is from the first day of publication hereof. ii Aa ent HET CEL, { ‘ 8 hereby ordered regolng notice be published for dity ay crebolng consecutive weeks, in the ” DAILY TRANSCRIPT Newspaper, a daily newspaper ublished in the town of Nevada City in Nevadi ¢ ounty, California, that being ‘the Dearest Newspaper to the land described therein The first publlestige aie ee ater. was mude on June 13, 1858. TONS Sis Caldwell & Little, Attorneya, o7 links distant y, 30 links or 300 feet ‘aim = 9.09 of beginning, nnd fifty-four Sa ite th Register. . ] In “ot de pe LADIES! SEE HERE YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEA. ?H BY USING GILMoRE'sS AROMATIC WINE! This remedy 18 the resi his re 5 ult of years “epee in Pharmacy, and ig rennusadi y Phyeteiane and Medica Societigg TR lis Administrator of the Est } wood, deceased, male OF Dated at Nevada City, Cross & Simonds, Atty Order to Shaw Ca of Sale of Real Eetere Deceaged. ing filed her petition herein It is therefore ordered by that dll perso crested th the dae oe ey ee us Interested in the { August, LARA, at Court ut the J.M. WALLING A. BUE Ponter common eo eeetung MH, 15, 22 and 23, Noti 0 ownship 18, North Range 1k, Mp: B” otice i at vate ber oerk 7 1,500 Teet to post in st to Oreditors, mound marked “G, A.Q.M. No 6."atN : ated ARES M west corner from Whichta w; os, North Estate of SAMUEL HENWOOD, de ceased, UTICE ig hereby signed, Administ muel Henwood, vrs Of, and ull Kiven by the underrator of the Estate of deceased, to the cred§ persons . y P. against the said dese Neen ee with the necegsar months after the first psa tice, to the said publicati office of Cross & eased, to exhibit them y vouchers, within four i on of this noJdministrator, at the law u ¥ Simonds at Ney D e€ Couuty ot Ne vada, tate of Galitoneth sig JOSEPH KR. HENWOOD, amuel HenCal, June 28, 1888. 8 for Adm'r, j26 eh Order eo & Not Be Made. ease N THE SUPERIOR COUR st ounty of Nevada, State of caltond © matter of the Estate of David Rowe, Mary Kowe, the administrator of David Kowe, deceased, hayPreying for an estate, id h the estate € of all the real cedent, for the purpoge therein hel tan : Ceccaged, appear before i 2 rior Court ea caturday, the itis ey Court K .om of said Superior Court House. in th not nena cause wh Bs order shout i antec sell 80 mueh ote slestate ny quatrator ceased at privgtne val estate ot the said deAnd thata copy of t at least four 8UCCeRsi Ve week necessary, publishe ® DAILY ab Pub: Dated uly ded dge of Superior Court, RROW 53, Atty. for Estate 1 his order be ANSCKIPT, @ ne printed ieatatta at aegepane rfled “0 he 4 perfect Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line, TIME TABLE: . Gin fursher notice the ’Bus will make + gular trips between Gragg Valley and Nevada City at the followIng hours : Leave Grags Valley at 8:30 and 9 o'clock A sand i ea aed 6:30.P. M, Weave Nevada City at 10 o’cl and 2, 4:30, 5,and7:30 P.M, °° OC A.M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cénts for the round tri P WETTERAU & CARSON, Proprietors, the wonders of inventiy, something ofy you, that will ut bring you i 4D anything else in th ut 4 " it free. Address True & w { states Paes 1 Wir r4TAS REVOLY E AUTIONI\ VEN ized the world aha . the last half century, . Cit Not the least among Cit. ue ANNUAL Election for Ohief Engineer, ca ELECTION Fo > Assistant of a sane nent will be h onday, July soth, teac, 8 the Engineer and Y Fire Departy y Hallon if O € progregs j . py : ed anlazattn of work hat caput ei . , JuAKeH, Ba. A, Top ineaey Pe witee thé workers f ntry w thout separating Clerks—w, ‘TP any one ar do the worgns Pay liberal;. By order of the eae Brite Delegate Pobre eo ePecial abilty requirdd (rune . ww J. F. HOOK m hot needed. w. equiréd. Cupital. WM. SCOTT : » President, and zeturn it to usage tee: Cut this out . ———— ot Seeretary. jy] td, MAMILTON mMeCORM CK, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Gorn : } Streets, Nevada Gita’ and Commeretai nallof the Courts’ of the ae = Ll . . < wo Ww. B. . ye . oe Jar J. \ J, PS . 4 Oc ‘ ( Pi = ca A

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Such peuple as these—ani there are many of them masquerading as ladies and g-nt] + men of good position and irreprouchable cred nt‘als—but, no:matter wnat tueir lineage nor future, -they shonld ba cashieréd; and society would be ali tha sweeter and more wholesome for tne want of them. Contrast these spiney hedgehogs, these aggressive thorn-bust Ss, these stinging mosquitoes ani rampinz tarantulas with their opposites —the weilbred and geatle folk who never wounl you, never tread on your corns nor offend your susceptibility in any way, aol who carefully carry out of sight ail their own private little flags which may be your red rags. This is not -want of courage, but it is goo! breeding. ———————— OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. : COUNTY paper or Judge . . JS. M. Wallin sheri edie 5 : . George Lord Clerk and Auditor . ..F. G, Beatty Recorder saeeeeed. A. Rapp District Attorney.. . ). 7772) WD. Long Treasurer and Collector... H. 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Address GEORGE TINSON & CO., Portland. Maine shall remain unpaid on the lth day of f i 1Stti <b [T tne js et ; a. a [No. 1687.] o No. 1491. =” Daily dal FOUR BABES -T A BIRTH. >, : ; Whitehead s Cook Bookss Seis ououte tina. COMPANY —-* —_ “a Sheriff's Bale. Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. « SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 1ith, 1888. OTICE is hereby given, That Ellen Connolly .8 Administratrix of the estate of M. W. Connolly, deceased, and in trust for the heirs of ssid deceased, whose Postoffice is Santa Kosa, Sonoma county, California, has made application fo®P tent for Fifteen Hundred linear feet of the Mount Hope Quartz Mine or vein, bearing gold, with surface ground six hund:ed feet in width, situated iu the Eureka Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes n file in this office, 4s fullows, viz.: i _ j ijustrument Solar Transit, No. 63. SURVEY OF THE LODE. Beginning at Post in rock mound marked M.H.@ M. No.1, on uurth end of lode; being also Pust No. 2 of Golden Age Quartz wine. Thence with magnetic variution 17° bast, 1.50 chains, blacksmith suop ten tinks ty ieft 1.05 Ghuius old ueline Shaft 20 links to left, aud site of Quurtz—Miil (burned down) to right 20links,z.uu chains North line of mining excavation, 6.60 chains south, line of sume excavation, excavatiuu from 50 tu 100 feet wide, uncovering the lode, 10.00 chains center uf raviue course south westerly iJ.v0 chains. South bunk of worked ground 100 feet or 22.73 Chaius, Post in rock mound m rked M. H.Q.M. No.zonsouth end of lode claim from which asucar pine tree 20 in. in diam.,bears }.0.4 E. 4¥ links distant. Said tree being original corner. \ survey of kxteriur Boundaries. Beginning at postin ruck wound marked M. H. Q. M. No. Sat nortn east corner, being also pust “o. 4 uf Golden Aye Quartz Mine, from which a suger pine tree 2 in. in diam. bears N 44° E. % links distant. Thence with muapuetic Variation 17° K.,8.1° KE. 0.78 chs. cross seCtion line between Sections 22 and 23 from wuich the 44 section corner between sectivus 22 and wt 18, N. K. LR. M.D. ob. aud M. beacs, UP .08 min. eust 19:79 Chains uistant,1600 ft or 22.7. chs. postin rock mouud from which usugar pine tree 30in. in diam. bears N. 1.9449 W. 58 liuks distant, and orig-1ual Post bears 5. 7342 EK. 5u links distant, N. 8°26 min. W, 2.18 chains distant. Thence 3. 87° W 0.83 Chains, cross section lines between Sections 22 and 2 to .17 chains south v1 4 section corner between sections vz anu 2 7. 18 N. R. 1 E. M.D. BL and M. 300 fect or 4.54 chs post No. zvu south end of lode claim 600 feet or 9.0» chs. ty balsam tree 0 in~in diam, marked M. H.Q.M.No, 6 al south west corner from which original post bears 8. 71g2 W.51 links distant. Thence 1° W. 5.00 chs. Soutu bauk of Worked ground 5.45 chs center of raVine course suuth West 7.50chs. North bank vl worked ground 21.7u chs. dgeep cut outiet tu ining excavation 1o0u feet or 22.73 chs. Post in rock mound marked dM. H. Q. M. No. o, at north west corner, being also Post No. o of Golden Age Quartz Mine, ffum.which a fir tree 14.1n. in diam. bears’ 8. 2wl_o E. 83 inks distant, and evstend of cabin bears S.11> W. 3.10 chs. distant. Thence N. 87© %. 125 Cbs, Sunk vf mining cut 300 feet or 45,54.5 chs. Post. \».l ounerth end of lode claim v0 feet or y.0s cus. to place of beginning, contulning un area of J wenty and Sixty-twoune uundieuths (2002-100) acres, and designated 48 Lut No. 64 in section 22, Township 18 North, Range ll East, Mt. Diablo Base ana Meridian, Said location is recorded in tue vince of the County Kecorder ot Nevada county, State of California, aud bounded us tolLows, to wit: On the North by the Goulden Ane Quaitz Mine, and situated on the Suuth 8.deowl the suuth furk of the suuth Fork or vuurmuh’s créek, Ail persuus holding any adverse claims theretu are hereby required tu present the sume beiore this ofice within sixty days from the first day of publishing thereof. SELDEN HEIZEL, tegister It is hereby ordered that the foregving notice be published wor sixty days, or ten con secutive weeks, in the DAILY TRA>sCRIPT LeWspuper,a duily newspaper published in Nevauii City, in Nevada County, California, thut being the uecarest newspuper to the jaud described therein. SELDEN HETZEL, heyister. CALOWELL & LittLe, Attorneys. The first publication of the ubuve notice W4s8 nade ob Jude 13th, 15a, NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Catifurnia, June llth, 1888, Notice is hereby given that Ellen Connolly, a8 Admiwistratrix of the estate of M. W Connolly, deceased, whose pustoflice is Sunta Kosa, Sonvma county, Caiifurnia, bas made application for patetit for Fuiteen Hupdred linear teet of the Goiden Age Quurtz Mine, orvein, bearing gold, with surface stound six hundred feet in width, isituated in the kureka Mining district, « Nevada . 0 county, culifurnia, and described in the . t plat and field notes on file in this office ag follows, viz.: lustrument solar transit No, SURVEY OF LODE. Beginning at a post in rock mound marked G. A. -Q. M. so. 1, on north eud of lode . § Claim, frum which a Fir Tree 24 inches in 1) 53. q nal post beurs N-54> W, zy links: distant, Thence with gE,lysuchaios old saaft 10 feet deep, 42,20 Chains mining cut showing croppings . s vf the lude wv links to the left, 22.73 Chains vr 1,500 feet postin rock mound marked . ¢ G. A. Q.M. No. 2, on South end of sode je claim, being also Post No.1 of Mount Hope] o Quartz Mine, u SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, C Begiuning at post in rock mound marked . © G.A.Q. M. No.3 at northeast corner trom Which a fir tree 36 inchesin diameter beurs S$? KE. 83 links distant,aund original post{ 2 bears N 814° W 29 links ditgant and section Pest Common to sections 14, 15, 22 and w, township 18, N. R. 11K, M. DB & M. bears 5 62° 638’ FE, 3.75 chains distant. Thence with magnetic variation 172 E,S 84° KE, 1.73 Chains Cross section lines, between Sections 15 and 22, 8:09 Chains, west of gections corner common to sections 14, 15 -2 and 13, Township 18, N. RK. i] Kk’ M D. B & M. 22.7% chains or 1,500 "feet post in rock mound marked G.A,Q M.No.( 0 4 at southeast corner, being also Post No, 2 of Mount Hope Quartz Mine, from which a uv Sugar pine tiee Zo inehes.in diamete i N 4.4° hb, 35 links distant, ate ne W. 4, 64.5 Chains or 3-0 feet post No, 2, on . iL Suuth end of lude claim, 7:14 Chains bank of mining cuty¥.09 Chaing or 600 feet post in rock Mound marked “G. A, Q. M. No. 6,” ut South west corner, being alsu Post No. '6 of Mount Hope Quartz Mine from which a firtree .A inches in diameter, bears § 23 129 F, 83 links distant and east end of cabin bears 8. 11° W, 3.10 Chuins distant and entrance toan old tunnel bears N. 65° EK, 64° W, 2.39 chains distant. ‘f hence N 8 1.0 Ww 0.40 Chains north bunk of mining cut 21.45 Chains, Cross section lines between Seetions 15 and 72, 12,2 éhaing west of section ‘Thence 8 872 . & ye M marked ». H.Q. M. No, 4.utsuuth east corner aud. section coruer between sectio: 8 2z aud 23 1.18 N. RK. i1 F. M. D. B. and M. bears T I nia. Daniel, deceased, ceased, whomsoever having or Claiming an Interest in said estate, Breeting: Court, in and for tie dinmeter bears 5 504342 EF, 54 links aud origi. © : of Uctober, 1885, at 10 o’¢ Maguetic variation 179-E, 8 hye then and the Nhgwcaiant tribu be made to Mary Daniel, Daniel on file in the Nevada, said Court affixed this, D., 1883. Woda. To Mrs Mary 5. Wa red dollars, in labor anc Provisions of Section 4% of the United States quired to hold the same for the year 56. 1887 and ending Jan, ‘ ait withis hinety days after tion of such expenditu interestin said claimy will be sry of the subscribers under said Section In the Superior Court, of the State of California, in and forthe et of Nevada, (Execution. LORD HOUSMAN, Plaintiff, vs. ONEIDA CHIEF GOLD MINING COMPANY, Defendant. WHEREAS, on the 29th day of June, 1888, Lord-Housman recovered a judgment in the Superior Cv-urt of the State o1 California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Oneida Chicf Gold Mining Company a corporation, Defendant for the sum of Four Thousund Six Hundred Forty-two 43-100 Dollars with interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum till paid, from the date of said Jadgment together with $22 90-100 costs and disbursments at the aate of suid judgment and accruing cost in the sum of Two dollars. have attached, levied upon and taken into execution all the right, title claim and interest of “Oneida Chief Gold Mining Company,’ a corpération, defendant of, in and to the following described mining c!aim, standing on the records of said Neyada county in the name of “Oneida Chief Gold Mining Company,” a corporation, and particularly described as follows, to wit: That certain Quartz Mining claim, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated according to the system of U. 8, Surveys, a8 Lot No, 73, in ection 18, Tp, 16 N., R.9 E, M. D. B M., and containing £0 33-100 acres; and mure particulaily desecribed us beginning atthe Suuthwest corner of said mining claim, (being the old Sneath and Clay Quartz mine) a post marked “Ss, & C, No. 8: thence North %%° West 11.14 chains to a post in ruad; thence North 10%° East 11.59 chains to Northwest corner of claim; thence North 894° East 9.0¥.chaing to Northeast corner of claim, from wh.ch the quarter section corner cn the North boundary of Section 18, }p.16 N. RK. 9 E. M. , B. & M., bears south 537° East 923.24 chains distant; thence South 104° West 11.59 chainsto post marked “S & C. No 4;” thence South 93° Eust 11.14 chains to Southeast corner of claim ;thence South 54° West 9.70 chains to place of beginniug. Also that gther piece of land or placer minin: ground owned by said corporation (defenudant) extending westerly from the patented ground of the “sueath &.Clay mine: (so ¢ Ned) along the bed of Hitchcock Kavine to its junction with Gold’ Run Ravine, being 150 faet wide along said ravine, or 75 feet on each side of the center of the stream, and the water-right connected therewith, and the right of drainage along said ravine, and being uppurtenantto said mine: . Also the placer bed of said Kavine east. of the said patented yround, 150 feetin width, from said ground tothe land of H. McUormick, andthe right to the use of all the waters flowing therein, Also that piece of placer mining ground extending easterly from tne patented land of the “Sueath & Clay mine’? (so. called) along a smull ravine, known as the worth branch of said Hitchcock Kavine, to the ground of H. McCormick, being 300 feet in width, or 150 feet on each side of the center ofthe stream, and the waters thereof. Together with the quartz mill and hoisting, works sit.uted thereon; and all machinery, tools, fixtures, houses, and the water-rights connected with said mine: and the right of drainage appurtenant thereto, and all other appurtenances, tenements, easments, hereditaments and everything in anywise apurtaining thereto; Subject to the right of ord Housman, Thos. H. Bennetts, Wm, Dower, Mrs. M, J. Turner, J. H. Wentworth, Chas. Treleaven, John Mc 4 vir,Thos. Waters, and Michael O’ Hearn to the several portions oi the surface ground enclused and oceupied by them with their tenements &e, which right is definedin an agreement enteredinto between them and the “Oueida Chief Gold Mining Company,” a corporation, defendant, on the .8th day of April, 1863, und recorded in Book 67 of Deeds, page 126, Kecords of Nevada County. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House doo , in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, July 30th, 1888, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. 1o-wit : 120’cluck M. of said day, all the right, titlé and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action heiein named, had, held, owned or Ppossessed onthe said Twenty ninth day of June, 1588, the day on which said “Jur #pent ¥ : was docketed-us aforesaid, or Which may [No. 1,656, . Bevepeen papeasenty sequired in and fo . . Car) ail of the above cescribed property to the Application for a Patent to a Mining highest bidder for cash in band, to satisfy Claim said Judgment, interest and costs. Given undermy hand this éth day of July, 1888, tess GEGRGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J. L. HOLLAND, Under Sheriff. ‘hos. 8. Ford, Atty for Plaintiff Order to Show Cause, N THESUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of CaliforInt e matter of the estute of Thomas } The people of the state fCalifornia; To John Daniel, administraor Of the estate of said Thomus Dauiel, deTheresa Daniel, and all persona By order of this Court you are hereby reuired to be and appeur in the Bupeeies 1 ) County of Nevada, tate of California, at the Couit reom theref, at the Court House in the City and Jounty of Neyada, on Monday, the 15th day of that re to show cause why disition of the residue of the estate of aid Thomus Daniel, deceased. should net sister Of suid deeused, and to then and there appear, and xhibit to suid Court your respective claims f heirship, ownership or interest in said BLALE. Pursuant to the provisions of Art. 2. hapter 11, Title of the Code of Civil Pro: edure, according to the petition of Mary i hatter of said estate, Witness, the Hon, J. M. Wulling, Judge of ur Superior Court, in and for the County of Stute of California, with the seal of 23d day of June, A. F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Deputy Clerk, Attest: By W. D, HARRIS, Notice of Forfeiture, TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neya1 re You vtified that we ha ve expended Wwe iigeby 1 improvements, upn the Phoenix Grave] Mining Clain 8, Bituated in Fall Creek Mining Digtrict, Washing0 Township, Nevada county, Califor 1 i y nia 1 order to hold said premises, under the 24, Kevised Statutes being the‘dmount rephates Ama it within Ublication of this notice u full or refuse fo Contripate youg prppert 1r€ us Co-owner, 'y come the prop B Murphy, Jr., Warren Spencer, urphy, Dennis Mintertek penple in diameter bears \ 172 y and original post bears W distant N 87° EK, 4.54 5-100 chains « Post No. 1, North end of lode ¢ chuins or 600 fect to place coneune an area oftwenty one-hundredths (20 54-100) acres a desiynuted aes ot No, 55, in Boutin Ww Thee 18, North Rage 1 ust, Mount Diabla K ne and Meridian. Said location being recorded in the office of the ( vubty Kecorder of Nevada County California, and heing bounded ener faa on the south by the Mout ope Quarts Mi the south pide of the ah rusted on v South Fork 4 South Fork of Poorman’s war ohitie All persons holding any yerse ¢ thereto are hy reby required to ore Claims same before this ‘office within Rixty d is from the first day of publication hereof. ii Aa ent HET CEL, { ‘ 8 hereby ordered regolng notice be published for dity ay crebolng consecutive weeks, in the ” DAILY TRANSCRIPT Newspaper, a daily newspaper ublished in the town of Nevada City in Nevadi ¢ ounty, California, that being ‘the Dearest Newspaper to the land described therein The first publlestige aie ee ater. was mude on June 13, 1858. TONS Sis Caldwell & Little, Attorneya, o7 links distant y, 30 links or 300 feet ‘aim = 9.09 of beginning, nnd fifty-four Sa ite th Register. . ] In “ot de pe LADIES! SEE HERE YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEA. ?H BY USING GILMoRE'sS AROMATIC WINE! This remedy 18 the resi his re 5 ult of years “epee in Pharmacy, and ig rennusadi y Phyeteiane and Medica Societigg TR lis Administrator of the Est } wood, deceased, male OF Dated at Nevada City, Cross & Simonds, Atty Order to Shaw Ca of Sale of Real Eetere Deceaged. ing filed her petition herein It is therefore ordered by that dll perso crested th the dae oe ey ee us Interested in the { August, LARA, at Court ut the J.M. WALLING A. BUE Ponter common eo eeetung MH, 15, 22 and 23, Noti 0 ownship 18, North Range 1k, Mp: B” otice i at vate ber oerk 7 1,500 Teet to post in st to Oreditors, mound marked “G, A.Q.M. No 6."atN : ated ARES M west corner from Whichta w; os, North Estate of SAMUEL HENWOOD, de ceased, UTICE ig hereby signed, Administ muel Henwood, vrs Of, and ull Kiven by the underrator of the Estate of deceased, to the cred§ persons . y P. against the said dese Neen ee with the necegsar months after the first psa tice, to the said publicati office of Cross & eased, to exhibit them y vouchers, within four i on of this noJdministrator, at the law u ¥ Simonds at Ney D e€ Couuty ot Ne vada, tate of Galitoneth sig JOSEPH KR. HENWOOD, amuel HenCal, June 28, 1888. 8 for Adm'r, j26 eh Order eo & Not Be Made. ease N THE SUPERIOR COUR st ounty of Nevada, State of caltond © matter of the Estate of David Rowe, Mary Kowe, the administrator of David Kowe, deceased, hayPreying for an estate, id h the estate € of all the real cedent, for the purpoge therein hel tan : Ceccaged, appear before i 2 rior Court ea caturday, the itis ey Court K .om of said Superior Court House. in th not nena cause wh Bs order shout i antec sell 80 mueh ote slestate ny quatrator ceased at privgtne val estate ot the said deAnd thata copy of t at least four 8UCCeRsi Ve week necessary, publishe ® DAILY ab Pub: Dated uly ded dge of Superior Court, RROW 53, Atty. for Estate 1 his order be ANSCKIPT, @ ne printed ieatatta at aegepane rfled “0 he 4 perfect Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line, TIME TABLE: . Gin fursher notice the ’Bus will make + gular trips between Gragg Valley and Nevada City at the followIng hours : Leave Grags Valley at 8:30 and 9 o'clock A sand i ea aed 6:30.P. M, Weave Nevada City at 10 o’cl and 2, 4:30, 5,and7:30 P.M, °° OC A.M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cénts for the round tri P WETTERAU & CARSON, Proprietors, the wonders of inventiy, something ofy you, that will ut bring you i 4D anything else in th ut 4 " it free. Address True & w { states Paes 1 Wir r4TAS REVOLY E AUTIONI\ VEN ized the world aha . the last half century, . Cit Not the least among Cit. ue ANNUAL Election for Ohief Engineer, ca ELECTION Fo > Assistant of a sane nent will be h onday, July soth, teac, 8 the Engineer and Y Fire Departy y Hallon if O € progregs j . py : ed anlazattn of work hat caput ei . , JuAKeH, Ba. A, Top ineaey Pe witee thé workers f ntry w thout separating Clerks—w, ‘TP any one ar do the worgns Pay liberal;. By order of the eae Brite Delegate Pobre eo ePecial abilty requirdd (rune . ww J. F. HOOK m hot needed. w. equiréd. Cupital. WM. SCOTT : » President, and zeturn it to usage tee: Cut this out . ———— ot Seeretary. jy] td, MAMILTON mMeCORM CK, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Gorn : } Streets, Nevada Gita’ and Commeretai nallof the Courts’ of the ae = Ll . . < wo Ww. B. . ye . oe Jar J. \ J, PS . 4 Oc ‘ ( Pi = ca A