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q ‘The Daily Transcript.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
List of Nevada City’s Business
Institutions,
1887.
ASSAYING.
3. J. Ott, Main.
Citizens Bank, Broad.
-. AUCTIONEERS.
G. R. Stockwell, Broad.
F. G. Guild, Union.
BAKERIES.
Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial.
Alex. Gault, Broad.
BANKING HOUSES.
Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M.
Hunt, Geo. M, Huzshes, Wm. Edwards,
Joan [. Morgan, D. E. Morgan, L. Housman, E. M. Presion.
Philip Richards, Main.
BARBERS.
H. 8. Marsh, Union Hvtel,
Walters & Son, National Hotel.
Klin,euspor « Wilue, rine.
L. Godair & Sons, Broad.
L. Lubosch, Pine.
BLACKSMITHS.
Wm. Barton, Plaza.
P. Clancy, broad.
Robinsun « Morrison, Plaza.
Carmichael « Denney, Main.
fee BOOKSTORES.
Brand & Stich, Broad.
Carr Brotuers, cor. ine and Commercial
Geo. W. Welcea, Broad.
é BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
C. Kornhammer, Broad.
B. Lutz, Broad.
A. Wutke, broad.
J. F. Hook, Commercial.
F. L. Ficke, Commercial.
BOOT & SHOE STORE?
John Webber, Broad: :
BREWERIES.
eo. Gebrig, Sacramento.
C188, SacTamen .v.
Jobn Blasuuf, spring.
Israel Huskeu, Spring.
C. Fogeli, Main. .
: BRICK MASONS,
John Dunnicliff, Sacramento.
H. L. Gove, Boulder.
CARRIAGES.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
Wm. Giffin, Broad,
A. Nivens, Pine.
E. Rosentaal, Commercial.
Mrs. J. Jack, Broad,
L. Hirschman, broad. <
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine.
K. Casper, cor. rime ang Commercial.
L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main.
B. H. Miller, Broad.
; CONFECTIONERY.
A. Tam, Pine.
E. Kosentaal, Commercial.
Mrs. Jack, rine.
Mrs. Leaay anu Eagan, Commercial.
F. Willett, Broad.
CONSTABLES.
R. Dillon, Broad.
Thomas stevens, Broad.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
L. Nihell, Nevada.
Geo, M. Hugues, Nevada.
Frank Mitier.
F. renruse, rine.
A. H., irisa, Eust Broad.
J.C. Avpvtt, Wet Hill.
Jerome Cuvk, Water.
L. VU. ralmer, Nevada.
C. ©. Weisenoerger, Nevada.
T. Penrose, rine. .
Hoskia & vostwtt.
A. tuffunan, Nevada.
J. 8.‘Hulorvok, Broad.
Bordwell « Brubeck.
CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS.
O. Maltiman, Gold Flat.
DENTISTS.
Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacramento.
A. #. Pennington, broad.
8. M. Harris, broad.
DRUG STORES. *
Carr Brothers, cur. Pine and Commercial.
W. vw. Vinton, cor. brodd and fine:
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Lester & Crawford, Main.
L
iTo Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson,
L. Seibert.
MILLWRIGHT.
J. R. Collins, Coyote.
Parsons & Tompkins.
A. MeNeeley, Piety Hilt.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
E. Muller, Commercial.
Miss Mamie Thomus, Carr Bros.
Mrs. M: Farley, East Broad,
Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel.
Miss Della McCord, Main.
J. KR. Davis.
Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada.
Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage.
NEWSPAPERS.
Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine.
DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial. ¢
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM.
A. Tam, Pine.
Mra. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
J. Swart, Broad.
PHYSICIANS.
R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada,
C. D.“Bobo—O tice Broad,residence Nevada.
H. S. Welch—Office cor. Pine and Commercial, residence National Hotel.
E. W. Charles—O fice cor. Broad and Pine, .
residence Water
Ma
PORK PACKING.
G. W. Naffzizer, Main.
POSTOFFICE.
Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster.
RAILROAD.
Nevada Connty Narrow Gauge, A. H.
ker, agent.
REAL ESTATE.
) Nevada County Land and Improvement As
Directors —John T. Mor. sociation, Broad.
gan, E. M. Preston, Geo, Ev Turner, Wm.
Loutzenheiser, Geo. C, Gaylord, Nat. P.
Brown, Geo. E. Brand,
Chas. Barker.
J. Rolfe, Broad.
RESTAURANTS.
B. Lutz, Broad.
Ed. Settles, Commercial.
Mrs. Maloney, Commercial.
SALOONS.
Union Hotel, Main.
. sational Hotel, Broad. ‘
. New York Hotel, Broad.A. Barun, Commercial.
H. Guenther, Commercial.
A. Isvard, Broad.
; John Bond, Broad.
Joseph Knight, Broad.
W. D. Craiz, Broad.
H. b. Sears, Marn.
T. C. Moran, corner Commerc and Pine.
Britland & Clark, corner Broa@ and Pine,
Jobn Kiétie, corner Pine and Spring.
. Dillon & Stevens, Broad.
. Thos. Scadden, Broad.
f M. Solari, Broad, :
. Joe Clark, Sacramento.
Wm. Monk, Broad.
. Robert Simmons, Broad.
Frank Cooley, Main.
. M. Hanley, Main.
H. Lotz, Sacramento.
. Geo. W. Simmons, Town Talk.
#@. Wheeler,;-Glenbrook,
J. K Eddy, Half Mile House.
Jas. Trevaskis, Commercial.
G. F. Wilkins, Commercial.
. Pp. Chappell, Pine.
H. Pecartey, Pine.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
. G. E. Withington, Broad.
. H. J. Dassunville, Town Talk.
STAGE LINES.
To Sierra City, Green & Co.
foGraniteyville, Wnr.Cole. _
fo Dutch Flat, Walter.L. Wilkinson.
fo Marysville, John Kane,
. To Washin-ton, L. RK. Prescott, Geo. Grissell,
R. VinW.C. Fredenburr.
cent.
! SURVEYORS.
J. G. Hartwell, Broad.
W. F. Enslebright, Broad.
SASH AND. DOOR FACTORY.
Geo. M. Hughes, Pine.
STONE MASON.
. Wm. Joy.
SODA WATER FACTORY.
THEATER. *
. Geos F. Jacobs, Manager, Broad.
TAILORING.
Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial.
A. Friedman, Pine. :
v. D. Polidori, Commercial.
J. W. Downing, Commercial.
TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC.
. H, W. Valantine—Office Broad, residence
in.
Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada.
Par
Wm. Campbell, .
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A Van Alstine & Co.,
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.
. '722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
FOR SALE BY
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ANOTHER CHANCE for PUZZLE WORKER:
Judge's Second Prize Offering
In Behalf of the
Grant Monument Fund.
NSPITE OF ITS MORF OR LESS COM
plicated character, tue JUDGE'’s Gran
Word Contest,just ended has proved a ¢reut
success. By it JUDGE has enlisted ove:
3,000 energetic, spirited and _ intelligen
Pirom Which an air raise bears 33 1y>
No. 1640,
Application for a Patent.
U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal.,}
Ausust 4th, 1887. 5
ie oace 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L Robert Curnow whose postoffice address is Graniteville, Nevada county, Cal.,
las this day filed his application for a pat.)
ent for 149.5 linear feet of the illinois
sUarnizZmaiue, or vein, bearing golu, with
surface ground 3.4.7 feet in width, situated
in Rureka wining, district, county of Nevaia and State of California, and designated
by. the fieid notes and otficial plat on file in
ihis office us Lot number 51, intownship 1s
aorta, range 11 east, of Mt. Diablo imeridiin; Saidlut Nu. 51 being described as fuliuws, to-wit:
Begioning at a ‘point in rock mound
aarked “I, No. 1" forthesvuth end of the
‘taim on the lode, from which the . risinal
‘rner a sugar pine tree 18 in. in diameter
bears $3 301g? east. 1.060 ens.dist., and the
4 8ec. Cur. between sections 1» and is, T. bs
»K11LE,MDB&-M, bears N 1249 W 17.7
lis dist. (this cuurse and dist. being calcusated froma trausverse line) and runnin,
thence var. 17= east, N 30lg7 W, at 1.30 chs
Wageou read running eustand west, at 11,40 .
upon . chs, asusar pine stump 4 feet in dia
vhieh tue location notice was pusted ana
W, Su
ks dist, and from which the mill smoke
stuck bears S 53349 W, at [%.70chs, center of
aocky Glen ruan ng westerly 14y.5 {tor
-72chstu apest in reck mound markeu
*t. No.2’ from which u pine tree 3ftin dia .
veutss .014> KE, 1.00 chains dist.
Survey of Exterior Boundaries.
Beginning at ‘post “I. No. v”’
toe nuita endoftue claim ou tie lode and
tuning theuce N 544g° E, 14 8 ft or 2.07
¢ is to post in rock mound ninrked “i. No
aj tuence 5 sola? hb, at Li. 44 cus center of
sucky Gien runauing westerly, at l.5s
a puint 7.80 chs suuth of the 4 sec. cor.
1104.7 feetur 17.09° cis inteisect tue
s.de ine gf the stacey quartz mine, and set
«pustin tock mound murked “Ll. No. 5)’
thence 5 144° E alvus the west side line of
the Stacey yuurtz mine, 1.1.4ft or wou chs .
vpust maraned “S Nu. 3;" tuence N 734? b
divag tie suuth end line of the Stace)
sUartz mine, 71.3 ft or 1.08 chs. intersect the
eSB) side line of tue Lilinoss quartz mine and .
set ad post iu rock muund tuarced “I, No. 7
ind stuuding un the lower bank of the
South Fork diteu; thence 5 30),9 EF, ati.la!
(58 wWagen rued runing ecst aud west, 143
ortdee sto pos in feck
0. 4;" thence S 54445 W.at 0.75 chs
Pave: Wa eeceerae al arereury
pust.*i. Nu. 1,” atseuth end of claim un
loue, ut 2.57 Cos Wasen road runing porth
erly apu suutherly, 3.4.7 ft ordion custo
pustiureck mound murked “I, No. 5" frou .
quartz . whicu, the N W cor. of tue Dillyn
wine bears S sulg? Wood chs Uist; tirence
N Bulg? W, ut Biv chs Wdgou roud Tunole
westerly, ut 3.3. chs cross sectiou> lne.be
tween sectivn® lo unu to at a» poiut to.13 chs .
suuth of tue t4 sec. Cor., at 10.50 chs wasn
vau TuUDnIn, hurtheriy,
side of an oid barn, at 11.44 chs NE cor. 0.
susie Darn, at bu Cus, Wasa rudd runnin
westerly, at 14.2 cis Center uf Kuocky Gien .
ununing westerly, atascle chs a susar pide .
trees feet iu dia trom wiieh the mil smoke .
SiaCk buals S27? W ld4oy.5 itor vu.ge chs to
post in ruck mound marked a No. 6)’
vaelCe N vdtg? fb 174.4 fi or z.00 chs to place
of be inning, containing 11.01 wcres,
Connectiug Loe: Besiuning at 4
cur. between secs lo und jo Tis N Kil b
MD bow M und running thelice N Wy? 4
»7¥ Chs toa pine tree marked
mence 5 14%4~ BE 2i.57 chs to a
ree luarkcus. No. 1,” thence $3.
4
vis ty pustin rock mound murked “I. No. .
\agnetic variation 17> E, containing 11.01 .
acres.
»e lveation of this mine is recorded in.
uae Kecordecr’s vilice of Nevadd eounty,
wvvk 10 of M. Locutions.
fue adjviaing clatinauts are Stacey clain.s
and Villon quartz inine
ADy aud alt persuus Claiming adversely
any portion of said Lilinvis quartz mine ot
surface givund are required to file tieir ad
Verse Cluims with the wexister uf the Unite
stutes Lund Office at Saécrumenty, in tie
tate of Culifurnia, ‘auring the siaty. days
period vf publication hereof, urtuey will be
yurred by virtue of tue provis.uls of the
Statute.
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
It is hereby orderea that tue fore vving nu
ticewvf upplicution for patent be puylishe
jurtoe period of sixty days (ten cunsecu
«ive weeks) in the Duily ‘iranscript, a daily
tewSpaperpublhshed at Nevada City, NeYada cuunty,Cal,
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
Fred Seiurls, Attorney.
standing at .
chs .
russ 8ve€, line between sectivns 15 and 16 at .
West}
mound marked .
uertherty, ab2o7 .
at 11.10 Chs Sule .
sec. .
NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS
Corner Broad and Pine Strects.:.
iLARGE STOCK OF PATENT
FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,
COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRROKS,
TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KUNBS
NEVADA. DRUG STORE,
. Nevada City
wy. D. Vinton,
PROPRIETOR.
MEDICINES
. and praise. Facts, which are the outcome of gen. facts of wluch we have spoken, and every
. pew America and in
t i
. cacy in curing all dise:
BY A CU)
/ petent Drugist and perfect purity guaranteed,
wit
Agent for the Imperial, London. Northern and Queev Insurance Companies.
No. 1631.
. Application for Patent to Mining Claim.
United States Land Office,
. Sacramento, Cal., dune 6, 1887.
. INO aaa IS HEKEBY GIVEN, that Thombie as Maloney. and M. A. Bauch, whus
Posto tite is‘ Washington, Nevada county,
. Cal, have made application for patent for
. the Rising Sun Quartz Mine, bearing gold, .
. situate in Washington minin,s district, Ne. vada county, , alifuroia, and described in
the plat and field netes-on file in this office,
as fuHows, viz:
SURVEY OF THE LODE.
j nning at post in rock mound marked
j ~Q.M. No. 1,” on sunth end of the lode
. claim from which ori<inal post bears 8, 634°
. E. 21 links distant and post No.4 of Corau. copia quartz mine approved survey bears 8
. 31° 1.’ W 1.07 chains cistant. “Thence wita
. magnetic variation 17> E N33? du’ W 5.69
} chs tv cut on croppin:s 45 links te ri “ht,
chs to a tunnel on the lode 30 feet lone (w
. incline shaft 25 feet deep’ lz feet from eni trance to said: tunnel) 15 links to rights-7.57
che toa tunnel on the lode +0 feet long, be. ing initial point of location; 140.8 ft or 21.36
chs to postin rock mound marked. “RSQ
M No. 2,” on north etid of lote claim. from
which a black ok tree 8 in,dia,bears 5 0.1,
W 3x links distant.
SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES.
Beginning at post in rock mound miarked
“RSQM Ny. 3,” at southeast coruer from
which a live oak tree din. dia bears 5 8.9 W
-7linksdistant, und. orizinal pest bears S
7.1442 E 43 links distant. Thence with masnetic variation 17> eust, N 10> 21° W, 17.10
. chs Cross sectivn line betweensections 2 &
. 745 cus west of section cyrner commun
ections 1, 2,11 elu, ip. 17 N, KLE, M.D
“M, 1418.3 ftcor 21.44 chains; postin rock
mound marked “SQ M-No. 4," at north
east corner from'whieh a pihe tree lO in. dia
bears 3.58'4° W 38. links d.stant; and post
No. (of Marrietta Gold& Silver § ining Co.
(U.S. patent) designated as lot No. 38 beats
. 3 26° EF 31.48 chains distant, and section cor
ner Common tu sectivusl, 2, 1b & ly, Tp i7N,
K 11 E,M DM, bears 882° 67’ E. 44.7. chains
d.stint. Thence Ss %>° W 18 ft or Loo
chains; post-No. 2 on norta endof lode
. claim, vov.7 ft or 3.8 chains; post ia rock
. mound marked RSQM No. 5, at uorthwest
{cornerfrom woich alive ouk tree 8 in. dia
bears S 18> W 35 links distant, and ori-inal
j pest bears N 15> W lv links distant.
fhence 84> 16’ EF, 4.00 chs, cross section line
tof
Regi
“RLS
. between Sections z & 11, 68.1 Chuins w
corner Common to sections 1, 2, 11 & 12, 1p
17.N, RILE, M DM, 1409.8 ft or 21.35 chains
. tosvuthwest corner, which cotner on :teep
. bluffof rock, impossible to set post, .et a
witness post murked RS Q M No.6, WP,
which bears N’8.9 KE, 1.72 chains distant,
-fhence N-s6> E, 1.72 chs, post marked RSQ
M Nu. 6, WP, 14 2 ttor 2.20 cis, post Nov a
. on north end of lode claim, 41.5 ft or 6.25
. chains tu tue place of becinning, aad cunuining 10 .3-100acres, an desi-nate tas lot
No. 57, iu Sections zu and 11, Towusbip 7
North, Range ll East, Mt. Diablo Buse and
. Meridian, ¥
Said location was made by said Maloney,
why conveyed one-half interest te
Bausch
Adjoining claimants are Marictta Gold
ind Silver Quartz Mine on the east, Curuuvopia Quartz Mine on thesvuth, .
All petsuns holding any. adverse claims
. theretuure hereby required to present tie
same before this office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
suia@
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WM H. RADFORD,
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Nevada County, July 27, 1887-1m
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New York, May 8, eer.
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‘emi-annua! Report of the Citizens Bank,
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Ist, 1887.
RESOURCES,
tank premises F ot
tealestate taken for debt .
fiscelkaneous bonds :
‘ounty warrants
vuns on regal estate i
.oans on stocks, bonds, warrants.
vans of other svcurities
ouus on personal securityv rdrafts "ns cured (sulvent)
Money on hand.
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‘urnituce und fixtures ve
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Total
‘ LIABILITIES,
‘apital Z
toserve fund
‘refit und loss
sue depusitors ase
ne bunks and bankers
vividends unpaid
Total, Sign nts
state of Californie
We, the undeisizned, do svlennly swear
hat we have, each of us, a personal knowlsdve'of the matters contained in the foregonz statement, and that the same is a true
snd correct report of the finuncial condition
of the Citizens Bank onthe morning of July
st, 187, uccording,to the best of our knowl:doe and belief, and that the assets therein
nanied are all in°the custody of the said
sank and its proper office s and correspondsuts. We furthermore solemnly swear that
he paid up Cupital Steck of the Citizens
Bunk is ‘lhirty Dhousand Dollars in Gold
Coin valuation.
*. M. PRESTON, President.
D. E. MORGAN, Secre‘ary.
5 Subscribed and sworn before me,
SEALS aNotary Public in and forthe Coun(—~ ) tv of Nevada, State of California,
his séventh day af July, 1857
Frep SeakLx, Notary Public,
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‘Th: Id3al Mazazine
Frok YOUNG PEOPLE IS WHAT THE PApers call ST. NICHOLAS. Do you know
bout it—-how , ood it is, how clean and pure
nd helpful? If there are any beys or girls
b your house’ Will you nut try a number, or
ry it fora year, and see if it is not svat the
‘lement you need in the household?) The
Londo’ Times has said, “We have nothing
like itun this side.’ Here aresome leading
features of ;
St. Nicholes for (887.
Stories by Louisa M. Alcott and Frank R.
stuckton-several by each atthor,
A ShuitSe:iulstury by Mrs. burnett, whose
charming “ Little Lord Fauntleroy,” has
been apreat feature in the past year of St.
siCUMOLAS
War Stories for Boys and Girls. Gen. Balecu, Chief-vf-Stafl, viocrapher, and confibist publication, Auvust 6, 1887.
ALWAYS PURCHASE
GOODYEAR’S
workers fur thé Grant Fund, hus materiall;
swelled the total previously receiver
turvugh the Grant Munument Committee
by the contribution of a yood sized check
and has in addition divided 300 amon
eisht successful and happy puzzle worker
asa reward fortheir labour and ingenuit
JUDGE now inaugurates u second cuntest o
in even mvure popular character than thi
first—a contest in which every school chil:
Great American Tea Store, Commercial,
UPHOLSPEXING AND CABINET? MAKER
B. Sanguinetti.
UNDERTAKER.
W C. Groves, Broad.
WAGON-MAKERS.
. Wm. Seaman, Piety Hill.
. Wm, Barton, Plaza.
SELDEN HETZEL, Keister.
It is hereby ordered that the fouresving notive be published for sixty days,or tea e¢unsecutive weeks, in the Nevada Daily Transcript newspaper, a daily newspaper published inthe tuwn of Nevada, in Nevada
‘ounty, Culiformia, that being the neurest
avewspaper tu the land described therein,
SELDEN HETZEL, Re ister.
The first day of publication was on the sth
Apply to, or Address
W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. PR. R. Sut
‘ranciscoo,
JEROME MADDEN, Land Ageut 8, PLR
Casper Coun, Commercial. a
Mrs. U. A. surrett, Commercial.
V. cubeck, Commercial. ‘ . ;
L. Hyman, corner Commefcial and Main.
A. Blumedtual, corner broad and Pine.
kosenoers Brus., brvad.
EXrkRESS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent.
Eureka Cv., Wu. H. Crawtord, agent,
Price One Dollar tc
Two Dollars per load. —
WW. GOODMaN,
Gen. Pass & Tk't Av.
LcNS TOWNE,
General Manager,
FOUNDRIES.
Geo. G. Allan, Spring.
C. 0. Barlow, Sacramento.
FRUIT TREES, ETC.
Felix Gillet, Barren Hill. ;
FRUIT AND VARIETY.
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
W. A. Sigvurney, Cominercial.
Samuel suurtlet, Commercial.
K. HH. Toomas, Commercial
Wa. B. Siuiuvls, pruad.
RK. Smovuvt, Main.
u FURNITURE.
Legg & Shaw, Main.
L. M. Sukefortn, Commercial.
GAB. .
Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager.
GROCEKIES AND PROVISIONS.
J. J. Jackson, Commercial.
G. U. Gay luru, broad.
Wi. Woll, diain. :
W. H. Suita, Cuimmercial.
WATCH AND CLOG MAKERS.
F, C. Luetje, Broad.
ft: G, Farrer, Broad.
WATER,
Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager.
WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER.
F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage.
W. U. TELEGRAPH.
A. Nivens, Manager, Pine.
C. E. Muley, prvad. ;
A. K, Wausworta, Commercial.
AcLademun, broad. R
A. A. Cuaronnatl, Commercial.
Tompkins «& ivwpkins, broad.
W. G. sicnards, pivad. .
k. H. Forman, Commercial.
Sims & Nicuvis, V flume.
HAKDWARE.
Geo. E. Turner, Pine. . on
Legg & Suaw, cor. dain and Union,
HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC.
Jas. Cairns, Broad.
Wm. Holmes, Main.
HAY, FEED, ETC.
H. G. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring.
(. BR. Clarge, Sacramento.
Wo. Wolf, Main.
HOTELS.
National Exchange, Broad.
Union, Main.
New York, broad.
Thomas House, broad.
HOUSE PAINTERS
Harrison & Stout.
Isaac & Kowe, Main.
Guild & Bun.
M. Vliver.
Ralpoa Bowerman.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
I. J. Rolfe, Broad.
”
D. E. Morgan,
H. J. Wrigat,
T. 8. Fora,
G. £. Kubinson,
Edwin rarrisi,
L. Garthe,
W. 4H. Crawford, “
Jobn Werry, Courthouse.
J, M. Toumus, nt
Carr Bros., cur. Pine and Commercial.
A. Nivens, Pine.
F. Power, Commercia).
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
H. J. Wright, Broad.
ICE.
Nevada Ice Co., Wm. H. Crawford, Manager
JUSTICES OF THE PEACK
W. P. Sowden, Broad.
A. KR. Wadsworth, rine.
Main.
LAWYERS.
Gaylord & Searls, Church.
Cruse & Simonus, broad.
Jobnsen & diasun, Bruad.
Farley « Little, Colnmercial.
T. 8. Ford, broad.
J, 4. Caldwell, Broad.
F. rower, Commercial.
Jobu Culdwell, broad.
H. McCormick, Cuurch.
Geo. L. Hughes, rine.
W. Pp. Sowuen, broad.
G. D. buckley, bruad. »
W. D. Long, Court House.
LIVERY STABLES.
“J. Hennessy, Broad.
Lane & Sukeforto, Main. Fe $
: LUMBER.
¥ Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agent.
A. & #. Couper, riety Hill.
M. t. D, marsh, boulder,
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
C, J. Brand, Broad.
. uence 5. 72%49 W. at 1.0 Cus
Of Suuta fure ditch ruuuing vortuerly anu
pust Sv. 7 vf tlimvis QM. Zu It oF 8.08 Cris,
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No. 1641.
Application fora Patcnt,
United States Land Office,
Sacramenty, Cal., August 4th, 1597.
TOTICH iS beekebY GiVEN 1A
pe Geurme L. Hugues, Wheuse pustoltice
aduress is Nevada City, Califurmia, bas toils
day fied 1.6 application for a patent fur
144V.4 inear feet of tue olucey quaitz mine
vr Vein bear guid with BUFRace Bruuna
luur vundred leet ib Wiata, Biluated in bu
reka Winns district, Couuty vf Nevaua,
uud State vi Caliivrula, aud desi,nated by
the Neid uvtes aud viticial plat op file io tid
vilice a8 jul WUuibeEr vein buWwbsulp 1d Nurta,
. shuoge al Mast, of sit. Diablu Meridian, Baie
jot No. v4, Delng describeu us lullows, to-wit.
LODE LINE.
Beginning at a buour pine treé 2 feet in
dia. wareacu “os. Nu. i fur tue Suuth eu vu.
tue Clalu vb tue swode upd rumuulug tuener
. var.a7— bust, sv. idvg~ W., aldiay CuB., duULE
Furk ditch vias, Wiue, TUBB Nourtucuslery.
at 7.08 cus. Ceuter vl wmocky Gien runnin,
Westerly at lodu Cus. Suuta rusk dite.
ruuuig Nurthwesterly l4ic.4 feet or za.8)
Cus. & patcu piue tree 19 iu. dia, marked “5,
No.2” Jurtue Durty eud vf tue Claim vu tue
jude, frou Whicu the 4% Bec. Cur, between
BeCB. Jv and ab, Pp. io N., ew. ab M.D. Bw
_M., DearB 5. 1U4g~ N. v.70 Cus, dist. ald tue
top of anew iuciide Suuil bears d. 14%4W.
vW Cbs Gist anu tue tup. of an via raise
bears 8.0'44~ W. o.¥8 chs. dist
SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES.
Beginning atasuzur pine tree z feet in dia.
Muracu "Ss. Nu. i BluuudiD, al tlie sult eu
oL1 tue Claim vd the luge, anu ruunia,
tw a post iD ruck wwuld markea “S, No. &
frum Which the N. W.
thence N. 1454~ W. at z.u chs. tu post “1. Nu
5” of Allinwis Q. M. al 8.47 Cus. Center vx
gucky Gien running westerly at 14.77 chs.
Cross bec. ikue DelWeen Beck. douDd 16 ul a
Pulutv.07 Cus, Ruut iru tue ig Bec. Cor. al
17.00 ChB. Invuto ol tunel 40 ies. Tu east ar
av UU Cha. Suutu Fork ulten runuing westeri)
at w.u7 cus. suutn bunk of reservoir, i4iu.4
fi. Or 24.87 Cus, Stuke wu fuck muvuud markea
‘s.su. 4 Btauuil, in the uortueast Curie,
os tue Ruck), Gleb mall reservuir aud from
woicn tue aiil gate Dears 5. sig? W. La
Cus. dist.; taence N. 7.44¢~ EF. at icou chs, cross
Bectivu Ube belWeel beCB. load 16, v.w Cib.
uulta frum toe 4 bee. Cur, at 3.03 Chb.; pine
tree 16 1u. ula marked “to, Nu. 2” duu fl on
o.vo Cus. low post 1b a ruck mound Markee
“sp, Nu. oj tueuce 3. 1447 EB. at 10.20 cu8.,
W400 road 34 ib6. tu tue east ut 14.05 CuB.,
vruben ul nuchy Glen runuihy westerly a
10.40 Deducu uf Mucky Glew running westeriy at ly.o.cbs., Wasen road running N. bh. a
3. W. i4lu4 of 24.87 Cus. tu post in rock
wound iarked “Ss. Nu. 0’; thence B. 7u34>
W. ab 4.53 cus., Wagvn road running». bh. wa
o. W. wait. uf 4.08 chs. lo place vi begining,
cuntaloiny 12.4 ucres vf land.
wu uvie Varlativn a7 &£, containing 1.
24-10) acres.
due svcudion of this mine is recorded in
the necurue ‘8 uulice of Nevada Wo., Cul, iu
vuvk iv uf ing. lucations.
Any anu ail pe:suus claiming adversely
any posuon of said Dlacey quartz mine 1
suriace proud ure required tu Nile Uneir adVerse Claio.8 Witu tue seoigter uf the Unitea
staies Labu vitice ut sacramenty, iu tue
atate of Culifuruia, Guriug tue Bixty day»
perivd uf puducutivn ueregl, ur they witli de,
varred by Virtue vf tue. provisivos of tue
otutute. SELUEN HhiZKL, Keister.
itis uereby urdered that the fure,ving Notice vi Appice lun fur ratent be puviisneu
fur the pesiud of ov days, (ten Cuuseculive
weeks), 1p tue Daily sruneseript, a aaily
newspaper published at Nevada City, NevadaCy,,Cul. DhLUEN HED CHL, Ke ister.
Fred pearls, Atturuey.
First publication, August 6, 1857,
Stocknolders’ Meetinz.
yor IS HEKEbY GIVEN, THAT BY
urder ol the pouru of Directuis ut tue
S)evada County Miliby Company, & curpofatiul, a meting ol tue ptucauuiders uf tue
lower bale
cur. vi tue Dillon
quurtz mine bears 5. 5.349 W. v.00 Cus. Gist. ;
can enzace aud stand an equal chauce witi
vlder competitors,
Every persun who, in conformance:
with governing rules, sends to the JUDG:
Grant Fund.en or vefore June loth, 1657
(Qy o'clock), 50 cents and the names of tly
eleven most popular living wenin Americ:
will be @ntitled to purticipate in the contest
the money. thus recebved will be apprupri
atedas follows :
dweuty-fivecents will at once be creditec
to the Grant Fund.”
The remaining .5 cents, after deductin
the lejitimate expenses of advertising, wil
be placed in a common iunu ty be uivide:
equally amon, tie six Competitors bayin
the fuilest lst of the most popular people at
indicated by a majority of ail the lists sentiu
Che new contest.s, in fact, bused upon thie
principlesof an election, each competitiys
paper Virtually acting in the nature of a Ufl
ot, and the six lists containing the greats
uumberof the eleven names shown to be
the must popular by a. majority of all thy
lists will be tue successful prize pupers.
The magnitude ofthe prizes will depenc
upon tie amount of muney received, or 1
vther words, onthe number of competitors
fhe names and contributions of competi
tors will be acknowledged (und the progrest
{the fund shown) from week to week i
JUDGE Governing rules in this week?
JupGk; oreircular mailed on receipt of pes
taze. Requests for copies of paper must be
1ccompunieu by ten cents. Address,
¢Grant Fund,’
The Judge Publishing Co.,
38 Park Row, New-York City.
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THE LATEST STYLE, SWEETEST TONE
Dimensions: Length 48 inches; height,
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particularly to its music, yet tue case is fin
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itis not imitation walnut built from pine
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The Octave Coupler differs from those in
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-tis divided at the third octave, has twe
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‘6an invaluable improvement on the olt.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY,
No. 623 Kearney Street,
‘orner Commercial San Francise
Established in 1854 for the
treatinent of Sexual an
Seminal Diseases-such ut
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stric
ture, ° philis in all its
furms, Seminkl Weakness
Impotency, ete. Skin Dis
exuses. of years’ standin
and Ulcerated Les suc
cessfully treated.
Pier aaiBoahoncnr nmin Dr. Gibbon has the pleas
ure vi unnyoncing that he has. returner
trom visiting the principal Hospitals of Eu‘ope, und hus resumed practice at the Dis
sensary, 628 Kearney Street, San Francisco,
vhere his old-pativnts and those requirin.,
‘is services muy find him,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of
self abuse. This sulitary vice, or depraveu
sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youtl.
if both sexes to an almust unlimited ex
ent, produciag with unerring certainty the
wollowing train of morbid symptoms unless
ombutted by scientific medical measiwes,
viz: Sallow couutenance, dark spots under
she eyes, puin in the head; ringing in ti
‘ars, Reise like tne rustlig of lerves ano
he rattling of chariots, uneasiness about
ving, wéukness of the limbs, confused vis
vn, blunted intellect, loss of confidence,
simdence in approachin, strunyers, u dis
‘ike to form new uequaintances, disposition
v shun suciety, loss of memory, hectic
lushes, pimples und various eruptions about
he face, furred tongue, fetid breath,cou,hs,
‘vbsul ption, night sweats, monvmania ana
frequent insanity. If relief be nut ubtained,
persons so utticted should apply unmediate
y, either in person or by letter, and have «
sure effected by his new and sclentifie mode
sreatins these disgases, which never fails vo.
:ffecting a quick and radical cure.
MARRIED MEN, ‘
dr those who contemplate marriage, who
ire suffering under any of these fearful mal
idievs, suould not forget the sacred respon
sibility resting upon-them, nor delay to vbain immediate relief,
: , CURED AT HOME.
Persons ata distance may be CURED A1
OME, by uddressin< a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
statins cause, symptoms, len th of time tie
‘isease has continued, and the medicine
viil be promptly sent, free from damaye o1
uriosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use. The Duerorcures when others fail, Try him. by
melosing TEN DOLLAKS in coin in a re,stered letter through the Post Office, or
hrough Wells, Farco & Co., a packa.e v1
nedicine will be delivered by express touny
art of the United states,
Address DR. J. F, G. BBON, 628 Kearney.
treet, corner Commercial, San Francigey,
day of June, 1587.
John Cauldwell, Attorney,
10 VENECONS.—In the Superior Court of
the County of Nevada, State of Cal fortia. State of Cusifornia, county of Nevada,
sk. The People of tie State of California
send Greetin, : To Liberty Hill Mining anu
Water Company, Anna EF. Saith, Seth Mar
shall, S. M. Boyee, Michael D. Swesney aad
\lvan Todd, Defendants.°Yuu are hereby
equired to appear mm an action brought
«ainst youta tae supscior Court of tae
‘vpuuty of Nevada, State of Cwlifsraia, on
be 4th of April, 1°87, by C. Hudepotil, Piuintiff, and to answer the cumplaint fifed theren, Within tea days (exclusive of tie day of
service) after the service on you of tuis Suu
suone, if served within this Couaty; ur, if
served out-of this county, within thirty days
vr judzment wilibe taken ajuinst you by
tefanit, according tuthe praye. uf said-eoum
laiut. The said action.s broagit to obtain
jad mentto set asidy the sherilt’s sule made
vp the cth aay of Oct. és, tu all that Keul
state lying in said county of Nevada, in
uid to these certain pieces and parcels of
ining lind lying and beiug-in Little York
fownsuip, suid county and State, and aesnated us Luts Nos. 3,40 und 4i, in Tp iv,
N. K.10E.M. D, Be and M. containing 540
nd §4-1l0U acres. Alsou tract of tuber land
ia said Tp County und state Aso that certatu ditch knuwn as the Yurk Mining Company s ditch, Alsy rightef way for ditches
ind minin, tunnels, all muchinery, tuos
and otierupplinaces of whatsvever nuture,
wa kiod belonging to, or used in coanection with said mining Claims and ditches.
Alsy, taut cectain Canyon claim situate one
alt mile frumtoe vilge of Little York,
said county and State, Known us Empire
savine, Alse that certain vther canyon s.tuate, lying and beingin Little York 4 p
knuwn us “Scott Ruvine.’’ Said property is
more fully deseribed in Luck No.
veeds un pages 394 et seq. Records of »
vunty, Cal. to which reference ig hereby
uade. And tu.cancel the certificate of purchase made by the sheriff, andif a Sheriffs
deed is executed to the purchaser under said
sale or his ass gos before said judsuent ts
rendered. that said sheriff's deed be a.so
anceied, und fur such otoer reliet as is
iréeable to equity.
For cause vf action plaintiff atte --s that
vn September Icth, 158, defendar ‘re
overed judgment aguinst suid c on
defendant, fh Department 4 of the ouperior
Courtof the City und ounty of San Francis
cu, Baid State, fur tire sum of $z769 .0-100, and
by virtue of an execution issued on suid
judguent, directed to the sheriff of Nevada
Juounty, California, said Sheriffon the ta
tay of UCtuber, ipso, suld all of said property
invne parcel, Phat gefendant Sweeney on
the sth uay of September, 1850, recovered a
judgment aguinst said corporation aefend>
ant in Department 4 of the superior Court of
said City and County of San Mi cises for
$12.25 (4. That defendant Marshal recuvered
vu the Ath day vf september, issty u jud.mentin Department i of tae Siiperfor Court,
said City und County, for §8453 55. That
said Marshall on October loth, isso, purehas
:d from s;id Sweeney his said jud ment,
and vn the i3t” day of Octuber, i8se, puid to
the Sheriff tue sum of 4800 tu redeewm suiu
property from saidexecution sale. ‘that on
the 1th day of March, 1887, plaiatiff recovered a judgment in Departwwent No. Two of
tae Superior Court vf said City and County
for $5.28 38-100. Thutva March 1., 1837, 8 .id
oMarshall filed for record im the office uf the
County Kecorder of Nevada Couaty an instrumentin writing purporting to be a sale
o defendant Sith of his said judsment.
Allof which more fully appeais in the
complaint on file herein to which reference
s-hereby expressly made.
And youare ereby notified thatif you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the suid plaintiff will upply tu the Court fur the relief demanded in
the complaint.
nurs In testimony whereof, I, F. G.
axe Reatty, Clerk of tue Su; erior Court
=~ ) aforesaid, Go lercwute set my hand
and impress the seal of said Court, at office,
iu the City of Nevada, on the loth day of
June, A, D. 1887;
F, G. BEATTY, Cl rk,
By W. D. Harris, Deputy Clerk.
Gaylord & Searls und. A. & F, P. Tuttle,
. Plif’s Attys. , ‘jy 3
v
yada
fae . .
Notice for Publication.
Land Officeat Sacramento, Auzust 2, 1887.
[OTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the followin,-named = settler, hus
filed notice of her inteution’ to make
final provf in support of her claim,
and hut said proof will be . made
before the Hon, the superior Judge at
Cocper & Crawford.
‘Paha:
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abl: andin every case. it
has given sat sfacticu.
Alcott & Lisk,
Hudson, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists,
Price $1.00,
W. D. VINTON, Sole Agent.
. Bacramento Bank.
F ae eet SAVINGS BANK IN THE
tty.
National ExPrcprietor,
Teams with ele ant Hugcics, Wasous and .
The horses are free from vice, of pood styk
CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY
We cord'ally recommend .
four Gras the best remedy .
cn wn tous for Gono:rhava .
We hive sold consider. .
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\zademy of Uur Lady of the
Woodland Cal
Gav ACADEMY ‘TLY OPENFI
vader tie care of tne Sisters of the
y Cross, frost tae Cevwbrated Convent of St
lary s, xutre Dade, Indiana, is beautiful
situted du the beaithy aud pleasaut tow
1 Woodlaud. The biildidsis are and we
supped Wit ailtieimodero iia provement:
“4d boetlortorexpense hus been spared t
aeet all requireiments tiat may coutribut
v tue advadcement, bealta and Comdfoit oi
re pupils, A Compete Phiisoptical ane
‘hemicai apparatus is furaished with smal
atta expense for tue use of those pursuit
oe BCLOMCOB,
tustrumeatal Musie and Voice
Ino vrawing und Painting receive
jarattentioa,
XPENSES
Culture
partion
VER TERM — PAYABLE
ADVANCE.
OARDING Puriths—Board (including Ber
and bedding, Wasphtay) Tuition ia kag
lish, Germau, Freach, Luteo aud Lines
Drawing . Flo
IX
f EXTRA CHARGES.
‘iano, with use of instrument one
hour daily
farp, wit use
hour daily ;
Vocal Music, Private Lessons .
Vocal Music, iu Class
Prawl age :
‘aluting, Water Colors and on China
Painting iu Oil wee :
Vseof Chemical and Philosophical
apparatus ‘
New ‘Term opens the
Monday in Junuary.
vf instrument one
the
Fou turther particulars apply to the SIseae OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOODLAND,
Broad Street Market,
JAMES MONRO,
Proprietor,
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
»
{ AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO
ple of Nevada City und vicinity With the
hoicest-of
Beef,
rPork,
Mutton,
Wonl,
Bausages,
Corn Beef.
Everythiny Sold at x8 Low Rates as can b¢
1 Chased any where in this city.
Meuts delivered within-a-reasonable dis
mce free of ehare)
tf you want a tice Roast, Steak, Cutlet o
thop, cave mea eall <—
Uintond wehvays keep the best Meats t
so prgetred in Pie market, TRthe shop, anc
‘Ustume:s, Wactherold or youtg,_ean rel)
bon gettin what they order, =
A Stiiteoot
Me itedt,
DR. 8. M. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
2 “NEVADA CITY ON
pers @escribin
sort of literary picturewn, Will abound,
stamp.
public patronage is respectful
NI
cential friena of General Grant, and one of
id ublest and most popular of living wiliary Writers, Will contribute a mum ber of pain clear and vivid style some
ithe leading battles of tue civil war, They
will be pangramic descriptions of single
untests or short Campai-ns, presenting a
callery of the grand
snd hervic contests in which the parents of
wwaby a boy and girl of to day took part.
Shit articles, insteuctive and entertainAmon. these are: How
» Great tanorama‘is Made,” by Theodgre RK.
ouvis, With profuse illustrations ; “Winning
s Commissivn ’ (Naval Academy), and “Keevileetions of tue Nuval Academy"; “Boring
furQil and “Amony the Cas-wells, ’ with a
dumber ot strikim. pictures; "Chila Sketeh8 from Geor, e Eliot,” by Julia Marauder;
‘Victor Hu.o s Tales to bis Grundehildren,”
recounted’ by braucer Mathews; “Historie
riils,”’ by E.'S. brooks. Alsou interesting
vbtributions from Nora Perry, Harriet Presott Spoffora, Jouquin Miller, H. H. boyeshn, Wogan tom Glagaen, Alice Wellin. ton
\ullins, J. TP. Trow bride, L.eutenant Fredveck Schwatku, Noah brooks, Grace Denio
uitchtield, hose Huwthorne Lathrop, Mrs,
3. M. o. Piatt, Mary Mupes Dod.e, and many
utbers, ete. ete,
Tie subscription price of St. Nicno.as is
3.00 u year; io cen s u Number, Subseripsons ure received by buvkselleis and newslealers everywoere, or by the publishers,
New vuoluine be.ins with the November
uuuber, Send sur vur beautifully illustratvu Cutalu ue (free) Containing full prospeeds, pte., ete.
. tHE CENTURY CQ,
fustantly relieves the most violent attack,
and insures Comfortable sleep. No waite
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certo dm, anda cure is the result. in all
urable causes, A single trial convinces thé
wost skeptical, Price ode and 31.00 Of anye~
irucpist. or by mail, Sample sree. for
Dr. KR. schiffman,
st. Paul, Minn
L. P. FISHER’S
ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCESCO.
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ou the Pacific Coast, the Sundwieh Islands,
Voly nesia, Mexicun Ports, Panama, Valpatisy, dupan, China, New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, the’ Eastern States and
Kurope,
Files of nearly every newspaper published
on tie Pacifie Const are kept conubntly
on hund, und all advertisers are allowed free access to them during
business hours.
THe NEVADA DatLy Tr: SCRIPT may b
seen on file at the oilice of . P, Fisher, .
KTAINED, and all business in the U. 8.
Putent Office attended tu for MOD(
“ERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. 8,. Patent OfTee, and we Can obtain Patents in less time
toammthose remote from Washin.ton.
Send odel or drawing, We advise as to
patentabilityiree of ebarce—and we make
nochar e unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, tothe Postmaster, the Superintentient of MonéyOrder Division, and
‘o the officials of the U, S>Patent Office, For
circular, advice, terms und references to actuilelients in yourown 8 address ; OPE PIAIE Oreuunly,
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HE ATTENTION OF TAK PUBLIC IS
respe: tfully invited to the above Asso
Value and importance ty yuu, that will start
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live at home. Either sex—all ayes. Something new, that just coins money for all
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Me
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Guaranteed capital, $60), 00; pa ia vifors to members. Its object is to furnish
Standard Literature at Manufacturers’
Prices.
Asan example we quote Chambers’ Enelupedia, complete in six large volumes,
bound in saeep, library style, which retails
tor 436, to members $14.40, and all the standard literature at similar reductions. We
come recommended by the leading men of
the State, and will be pleuscd to explain to
all ite pluns and benefits, .
i teotigin nvacs cOmntt« on September
i7th, 1857, viz.: Isabella cKeon, of Nevada . up capital; ¥200,000; louns on r 1 Hi
City, for lots sandvofS. E. 4 of N. E, 4, 1, 158), $8,044.8.8; tenn aud ordiners we nied
sec. 14'Tp.16N.K 8E. She names the folits, July 1, isso, $1,955,581, }
.
.
xf
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lowing witnesses tu prove her coutinuvus! Perin and ord hury deposits recetved, and
'
suld Company wili be veld at tue law vice
vi Jubb Caidwell, on produ plrect, in tue
ane vt Nevada, cuuuty of Nevadua, slate v1
Colifturnia, vn wunuay, the Lotu any of August, 1057, at tue Luur of 780 u'eluck F. M. U1
aid day, fourtue pu:pyse vf increasing tue
Capital otuck v1 Bail Corpuratiog Ww One
Millien Vouurs, ty be divideu iuty shares vl
Dweply vuliais eacn, ©
Dated \eVvauu City, June 8, 1887.
justd 1, k. ASBBURA, Bee’ty,
fice Box 1.67.
ea anaien ices i : wesc A ramento,
YOU can live at home, and make muie
: money. ut Work for us, than at
anything else in the werld; Capitel not
needed; you are started free, Hotn sexes
allaces. Any one can dothe work. Lar,e
earnings sure from first start. Custly outfit
4nd termes free, better not delay, Costs you
Monday:. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Haein Fl upun, and cultivation of, said a romp paid in anuJary and. July
id, viz,: va oney loaned upon real e uly
LBArien Richards, of Nevada City. This Bank Cues tuelueledy oa ravi . 3
ae Hulfe.of Nevada Clty. bank business. Information furnished up: ®
ren mie org vf Nevada City: on epplication to
Charles borat . X W. P. COLEMAN, President. Nevada City.
NHEEZEL, Kegister, © Ep. R. HaMiLTon, Cushier.
be MILLINERY,
ger Sa ge
} OMce in Morgan & Roberts Plock, comer
asli--u ) Broad and Pine Streeis, up stairs
q¢
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