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we Seen ham PRBS
LOCAL DIRECTORY
List ef Nevada City’s Business
Institutions.
i18s8s7.
’ ASSAYING.
/.J. 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. Huyhes,
Joan f Morgan, D. E.
man, E. M. ?’reston.
Philip Richards, Main.
BARBERS,
H. 8. Marsh, Union Hvutel,
Walters & Son, National Hotel.
Klin,easpor & Wilde, rine.
L. Godair & Sons, Broad.
L. Lubosch, Pine.
BLACKSMITHS.
Wm. Barton, Plaza. _
P. Cliiney, Broad,Robinsun & Morrison, Plaza.
Carmiciuel & Denney, Main.
BUOKSTORES.
Brand & Stich, Broad.
Carr Brotoers, cor. rine and Commercial
Geo. W. Welca, Broad. .
BOUT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. :
B. J.utz, broad.
A. Wutke, broad.
J. F. Hook, Commercial.
F. L. Ficke, Commercial.
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
John Webber, Broad.
3 BREWERIES.
Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento.
E. Weiss, sacramento.
John blasuuf, Spring.
Israel Husken, spring.
C. Foseli, alain.
BRICK MASONS.
John Dunnicliff, Sacramento.
H. L. Gove, Boulder.
CARRIAGES.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
Wn, Giffin, broad,
A. Nivens, rine. :
E. Kosentual, Commercial,
Mrs. J.vack, broad,
L. Hirsecnman, broad.
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Hyman brothers, cor Broad and Pine.
K. Casper, cor. rine and Commercial.
L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main.
B. H. Miller, troad.CONFECTIONERY. .
A. Tam, Pine.
E. Kosentnal, Commercial.
Mrs. Jack, rime.
Mrs. Leauy and Eagan, Commercial.
F, Willett, Broad.
Morgan, L. Houssoa CONSTABLES.
R. Dillon, Broad.
Thomas stevens, Broad.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
L. Nibell, Nevada.
Geo. M. Hugues, Nevada.
Frank Miler. +
F. renruse, rine.
A. H, arisa, East Broad.
J.C. Apoutt, Wet Hill.
Jerome Cuvk, Water.
L. U. Palmer, Nevada. ‘
C. C. Weisenverser, Nevada.
T. Penrose, rine. 4
Hoskin & voswtt,
A. Huffman, Nevada!
J. 8. Holbrook, Broad.
Bordwell & brobeck.
CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS.
O. Maltman, Gold Flat.
‘> DENTISTS.
Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacramento.
A. K. Pennington, Broad.
8. M. Harris, Broad.
DRUG STORES.
Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial.
W. v. Vinton, cor. Broad and fine.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Lester & Crawford, Main.
Casper Coun, Commercial. .
Mre, U. A. Barrett, Comercial.
V. cubeck; Commercial. f :
L. Hyman, corner Commercial and Main.
A. Blumentual, corner broad und Pine.
Kusenberg Brus., broad.
EXYrRESS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent.
Eureka Co., Wm. H. Cruwturd, agent.
FOUNDRIES.
Geo, G. Allan, Sprins.
€. Y. Barlow, sacramento.
FRUIT TREES, ETC.
Felix Gillet, Barren Hill.
FRUIT AND VARIETY.
E. Rosenthal, Commercial.
W. A. Sigourney, Commercial,
Samoel saurtlett, Commercial.
RB. H. Thomas, Commercial.
Wa. B. Simwounds, Sread.
RK. Smovt, Main.
FURNITURE.
Legg & Shaw, -Main. 3
L. M. Sukejurth, © ommercial.
GAS.
Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
J. J. Jacksun, Commercial.
G. UC. Gay lurd, broad,
Waa. Wolt, Main. :
W. HH. Suita, Commercial.
C. E. Mulluy, bruad. ’
A. K. Wauswourta, Commercial.
A. Lademan, broad. .
A. A. Cuarunnal, Commercial,
Tompkins & Luuwpkins, Broad.
W.G, sicnards, brvad.
kK. H. Forman, Commercial.
Sims & Nichuis, V Flume.
HAKDWARE.
Wm. Edwards, .
Wallace J, Williams, Postmaster.
MILLWRIGHT.
. J. R. Collings, Coyote.
Parsons & hag ig
A. MeNeeley, Piety, Hill.
_ MUSIC TEACHERS.
E. Muller, Commercial.
Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros.
Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad.
Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel.
Miss Della McCord, Main.
J. R. 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. ‘
Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial.
PHOTOGRAPHER. .
J. Swart, Broad.
PHYSICIANS.
R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada.
C. D. Bobo—O fice Broad,residence Nevada.
H. 8S. Welch—Office cor. Pine and Commercial, residence National Hotel.
“residence Water
hy W. Valantine—Office Broad,
Main.
Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada.
PORK PACKING. =
. G. W. Naffziger, Main.
POSTOFFICE.
—RATEROAD:
Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. H.
ker, agent.
REAL ESTATE.
Nevada County Land and Improvement As
) sociation, broad. Directors —John T. Morgan, E. M. Preston, Geo. E. Turner, Wm.
Loutzenheiser, Geo. C:-Gaylord, Nat. P.
Brown, Geo. E. Brand, Wm. Campbell,
Chas. Barker.
I. J. Rolfe, Broad.
RESTAURANTS.
B. Lutz, Broad. :
Ed. Settles, Commercial.
Mrs. Maloney, Commercial.
SALOONS.
Union Hotel, Main.
National Hotel, Broad.
. New York Hotel, Broad.
; A. Barun, Commercial.
H. Guenther, Commercial.
A. Isvard, Broad.
John Bond, Broad.
Joseph Knight, Broad.
Par
. W. D. Craéiz, Broad.
. i. DW. Sears, Main. ?
T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pine,
Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine.
John Kistie, corner Pine and Spring.
Dillon & Stevens, Broad.
Thos: Scadden, Broad. ‘
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.
S. Wheeler, Glenbrook.
J. K Eddy, Half Mile House.
Jas. Trevaskis, Commercial.
G. F. Wilkins, Commercial.
P. Chappell, Pine.
H. Pecartey, Pine.
SIGN-AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
G. E. Withinzton, Broad.
H. J. Dassunville,; Town Talk.
STAGE LINES.
To Sierra City, Green & Co.
To Graniteville, Wm. Cole:
To Duteh Flat, Walter L. Wilkinson.
To Marysville, John Kane.
. To Washinzton, L. K. Prescott, Geo. Grissell,
W.C. Fredenburr. a
To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. V incent.
SURVEYORS.
J. G. Hartwell; Broad.
W. F. Englebright, Broad.
. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.
. Geo. M. Hughes, Pine.
. STONE MASON.
; Wm. Joy.
H SODA WATER FACTORY.
. L. Seibert.
THEATER.
Geo. F. Jacobs, Manager, Broad.
TAILORING.
. Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial.
. A. Friedman, Pine.
P: DD Polidori, Commercial.
J. W. Downins, Commercial.
TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC.
Great American Tea Store, Commercial.
.
.
!
. UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET MAKER
B. Sanzuinetti. i
UNDERTAKER.
. WC. Groves, Broad.
WAGON-MAKERS.
. Wm. Seaman, Piety Hill.
Wm. Barton, Plaza.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS.
F. C. Luetje, Broad,
T. 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.
No. 1641.
Application fora Patent.
United States Land Office,
Sacramenty, Cal, AUsUst 4th, 1837. :
. TOTICE is) HhkebY GivVEN 1HAT
gt George L. Hughes, whuse postuflice
. dudress is Nevada City, California, bas tals
day filed His application for apatent for
1410.4 linear feet uf tue otacey quartz mine
ur Velu bearing gold with suriace gruunu
four pundred feet in wiuta, situated in bu
reku mining district, Cuuuty vf Nevada,
yuud State uf Caliiuruia, aud desi,nated b)
the ficid uutes and ufficial plat un fle ia thir
vice a6 luf muinber avin luwasuip 1s Nortu,
Kanye il East, of Mt. Diablo Meridian, Bal
lot No. vZ, being deseribeu us lullows, ty-wit
LODE LINE.
Beginning at a su,ur pine tree 2 feet iu
dia. marked “Ss. Nu. i” fur tae duutb end v.
Geo. E. Turner, Pine. oes
Legg & Suaw, cor. Main and Union.
HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC.
Jas. Cairns, Broad.
Wm. Holmes, Maid.
HAY, FEED; ETC.
H. C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring.
C.K. Clarke, Sacrament.
Wa. Wolf, Main.
HOTELS.
National Exchange, Broad.
Union, Muib.
New York, sroad.
Thomas Huuse, sroad.
HOUUSE PAINTERS.
Harrison & Stout.
Iguac & Kowe, Main.
Guild-& Sun.
M. Uliver.
Kalpo buwerman.
‘ INSURANCE AGENTS.
I. J. Rolfe, Broad.
K.M. Preston, “
Brand & ptica,
W. v. Vinton,
D. KE. Morgan,
H. J. Wrigut,
T. 8. Ford,
G. &. Kubinson, Main.
Edwin rarrisu, “*
L, Garthe, se
W.H. Crawford, “
John Werry, Courthouse.
J, M. Toumas, ag
Carr Bros., cur. Pine and Commercial.
A. Nivens, Fine. :
F. Power, Commercial.
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
H. J. Wright, Broad.
: ICE.
Nevada Ice Co., Wm. H. Crawford, Manager
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
W. P. Sowden, broad,
A. KR. Wadsworth, Pine.
LAWYERS.
Gaylord & Searls, Church.
Cross & Simunus, bread,
Jounsen « MusuD, Broad.
Farley & Little, commercial.
T. 8. Ford, broad.
J. 1. Caldwell, Broad.
F. tower, Commercial.
Jobu Culawell, broad.
H.’MeCormick, Courch.
Geo. L. Hugues, Pine.
W. P. Buwaen, broad.
G. D. buckley, broad.
W. Dv. Long, Court House.
LIVERY STABLES.
J. Hennessy, Broad. —
Lane « sukeforto, Main.
LUMBER.
V Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agent.
H. & F. Cooper, Piety Hill.
M. L. & D. Marsh, Boulder.
Geo. A. Cooper. : re
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
‘ ¢. J. Brand, Broad.
“MEAT MARKETS.
Chas. Kent, Commercial.
James Munro, browd,
Colley Brotners, Commercial.
C. J. Nafiziger, sroad.
~The a Kupp, Broad.
MILLINERY.
Lester & Crawford, Main.
hog siilis & Grissell, broad.
Rneper COND, Coumercial.
r Sisters, Commercial.
. tae Ciaim on tue ivde apd running thence
. var.a7~ bust, N. ldyg~ W., at4.iy cus., dvul.
. Fork diteh vo ins. Wiue, ruus Northeasteriy.
at 7.58 chs. ceuter vf Kocky Gien runuin,
Westerly at li.du cos. souto bork dite:
. runnng Northwesterly l4iv.4 feet ur 21.3,
. Cus. a paten pine tree 1d in. dia, murked *o
. No.2" turtue nurta eod vitae Claim on tac
jude, frum Wie the % sec. Cor. between
geCs. Jo dud ib, Pp. i8N., RIDE. M.D. Bo
M., Dears 5. 1Ui44N. v0.70 cus. dist. und tue
tup of anew incline sualt bears od. 4%~ NW.
dw Cbs. dist. alu tae tep of an vu raise
bears 8.0449 W. 0.¥3 chs. dist.
SURVEY OF EXTERLOR BOUNDARIES.
Beginuing uta sugar pine tree z feetin dia
murkeu ‘'s. Nu. 1 ghuuuin, at Cue suuti ene
of tue Claim oD the tude, aud, runnin
tuence d. 72%4> W. utl.d cus. lower baus
Of Suuta Kura dituh ruuging vortuerly ane
pust su. 7 vt ilunvis Q. 4. Zu It oF 3.u3 Cs
tw @ post 1D ruck suuuud utarked “3S. Nu. &
frum Wuicn tue N. W. cor. vf tue billui.
quartz mine bears 5. 5.449 W. ¥.09 Cis. dist.,
tuence N.i44~W. ut z.u Che. te pust “1, Nu
bd” uf illiuwis Q. M. at 8.47 Cus. Center v.
gocky Glen running westerly at 14.77 Che.
Cruss Bec. lide between Becs. touDd 16 ut &
Pyiutv.u7 Chis. Buutu irum tue 44 Bec. Cor. we
a7.0U CLS. KivutD vl tunel 10 ibs. to east a
te.0¥ Cbs. SuUtu Furk aitcn running westerly,
. at v.07 cus. suuth ‘bank of reservoir, 1410.4
fc. Or 21.37 Cus. Blake wn rock mv duurKen
‘>. nu. 4 blanulids iD tue uorlueasl Curie.
“o. tue Kucky Glen mull reservuir aud frou
which tue mili gute Deais 3d. High W. La
Cos. dist.; thence N.7234¢~ K. ata.ou chs. cross
sectiuu line betweep Becs. lo aud 10, 6. Cub.
wurta frum toe 4 sec. Cur. ut 6.08 Clib.; pine
tree 1s in. dia marked “s. Nu. 2” 4uu ft. on
6.u0 chs. toa pust ip a rock mound marke.
“s, No. 5’; tueuce 5. 144° EK. at 10.wehs.,
Wa,on roud 34 iks. to the east at 14.05 Cus.,
branch ot Kocky Glen running westerly a
10.40 braneu of Kucky Glea running westerly at lv.vd Chs., Wagun road running N. b. 6
5. W. 1410.4 oF 11.87 Cus. to pust in ruck
mound marked “Ss. No-0’; theuce 8. 724°
W. at 1.33 cus., Wagun road rumping ». bh. o
Ss. W. guit. or 3.08 chs, Ww place urbeginuiuy,
containing 12.4 acres uf land. :
diuguetic Variation 17° KE, containing 1.
94-100 ucres.
The iocation of this mine is recorded in
the Kecurue.’s ustice uf Nevada Vo., Cal, in
povk iW of my. lucativus,
Any and ull persuus claiming adversely
any portion of said Placey quartz mine vs
surface ground are required ty file their aa
verse Claiu.s Witu tue se ister of the Uniteu
ptules Luna vffice at Sucramenty, ia tur
ptate of California, during tue sixty day»
perivd uf pudiicativa bereol, or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of tic
olatute. BELDEN HELZEL, Keister.
it isnereby urdered that the fureoving No
tice vt Appilca ivy fur rutent be publishes.
fur the pesiod of ov days, (tem CuuBsecUlive
weeks), im tne Daily sranscript, a daily
newspaper published at Nevada City, NevadaCy.,Cal. BSELUEN HELZEL, Kezister.
Fred searls, Atturuey.
Ficst publication, August 6, 1887.
Stockholders’ Meewnz.
fOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
N order oi the buard of Directuib of tue
Nevada County dining Compaby, a Ccorporation, a meeting of the ctuckbuiders of tue
said Cumpany wili be veld at the l@w vilice
wt Jobu Caidweli, vo pruau Birect, in the
eity of Nevada, cuunty of Nevada, suite v1
Califurnia, uu mupusy, the 1otu day of August, 1087, ut tue nuur uf 7:30 v'Clock ¥. M. o1
gaid day, furthe purpuse of increasing tue
Capital stuck .vuil said Corporation WwW UuE
Miilivn Duiats, ty be divide luw shares vi
Dweuty vuliats eacn,
Dated \evauu City, Juve 8, 1887. s
jusd : Ci EK. ABHBUKN, Beo'ty.
E. W. Charles—Oilice cor. Broad and Pine,
reéftence .
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Proprietors and Manufacturers?
722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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ANOTHER CHANCE for PUZZLE WORKERS
THE
Judge's Second Prize Offering
in Behalf of the
Grant Monument Fund.
. PNSPITE OF ITS MORF OR LESS COM
I plicated character, tue JUDGE'’s Grane
Word Contest, justended has proved a great
success. By it JupGE hus enlisted ove;
3,000 energetic, spirited and intelligen’
workers for the Grant Fund, has muateriall)
swelled the total previously receiver
turough the Grant Monument Committee.
by the contribution of a guod sized check
and has in addition divided #00 amon
eisht successful and happy puzzle worker:
asa reward fortheir labor and ingenuit).
JUDGE now inaugurates a second contest o
an even more popular Chafacter than the
first—a contest in. whlch every school chik
can engace andstund an equal chauce witl
vider competitors.
Every pérsun who, in conformance
with governing rules, sends to the JUDGE
Grant Fund, on or befure June loth, 1587
(2 o'clock), 50 centsand the names of tlic
eleven most popular living wen in Americ:
will be entithod to participate in the contest:
the money thus received will be appropri
ated as follows :
Twenty-five cents will at once be credited
to the Graht Fund. :
The remuining 5 cents, After deductin
the legitimate expenses of advertising, wil
be placed in a common fund to be divider
equally among the six competitors bavin,
the fullest list ofthe most popular people ut
indicated by a majority of all the lists sentin
fhe new contest is, in fact, based upun the
principles of an election, each competitive
paper Virtually actinZ in the nature of a bal
‘ot, and the six lists containing the greute
1umber Jf the eleven names shown ty be
the must pupularby a majority of all thy
lists will be tue successful prize papers.
The magnitude ofthe prizes will depenc
uponthe amount of money received. or in
yther words, onthe number of competitors
fhe names and contributions of competi
tors will be acknowledged (and the progrest
ithe fund shown) from week to-week 11
JUDGE Governing: rules in this week’
fubG#; or circular mailed on receipt of pus
tare. Kequests fur copies of paper must be
accompanied by ten cents. Address,
CGrant Fund,
The Judge Publishing Co.,
38 Park Row, New York City.
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THE LATEST STYLE, SWEETEST TONE
Dimensions: Length 43 inches; height,
inches; depth 22 inches.
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It is beyond doubt the very best for the
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‘abinet or parlor orcan, suitable for tue par
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shoicest of materials the market aflords o1
eady money can buy. Made after an upcisht Piane Forte, with three bellows com»ined—a new scientific plan—so as to rendei
all tae BWeetest meludies possible trom tue
iolden fon.sue Keeds, patented, while at
the same time doing away with so many
stops to confuse the perfurmer, yet at the
sume time brin sing out sweeter music than
sver. In this Orsan attention is paid more
particularly to its music, yet the case is fin
sued very neat bu plain, finished light, su
taut the purchaser can see for himeelf that
itis not imitatiun walnut built from pine
wood, but solid walnut, built plain, 80 as nut
tu take dust or dirt. Contains 1s full sets v1
olden ton ue reeds of une-half octave each,
and 1z full stops. The two knee stops throw
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bellished with bhandsume pulished, panels
and exquisite fret work desizns. Thus: it
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eVery requisite uf the must perfect purioz
Jrgan in a handsome solid walnut care.
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The Octave Coupler differs from those in
iny Other styles, und is the yreatest -invetuon of the ase in reed Organs. It is a pa
tent divided octave coupler, and couplet
‘ull five octaves, thus duubling the power.
tis divided ut the third octave, has twe
coupler s*ops, so that thg buss.and treble can
be couplec to ether of Separately,as Gesired.
tis made of strons copperea steeP ros, anu
san invaluable improvement on the ola
pernicious 35-cent wooden couplers in yen
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iave only one coupler step, which wurp,
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No. 1640. :
Application for a Patent.
U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal.,}
Auguétlith, 1887. b)
Worcs IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Robert Curnow whose postoffice adress is Graniteville, Nevada county, Cal.,
has this day. filed his application for A pat.
quariz mine, or vein, bearins gold, witu
surfaee ground 3.4.7 feet in width, situated
in kureka mining, district, county of Nevaja und State of California, and desiguated
by the field notes and official plat on file in
this office us Lot number 51, in township 15
norto, range li. eust, of Mt, Diablo meridian; saidlot No. 51 beingdescribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a poigt'in rock mound
marked “I. No. 1” for thesouth end of the
claim on the lode, from which the. riginal
¢.rner a suzZar pine tree 18 in. ip diameter
bears 5 351g> cast. 1.00 chs. dist., and tne
‘48ec. Cor. between sections lo aad 1b, T. Is
» K11LE,M DB & M, bears N 12349 °W 17.7
he dist. (this course and dist. being calcu
which the location notice was posted and
from which an uir raise bears 33 14> W, 3u
ks dist, und from which the mill smoke
stack bears S 43%° W, at 12.70chs, cénter of
Rocky Glen ruan ng westerly
4chsto a post in rock mound marked
o. 2” from which a pine tree 3fitin dia
bearss .0%4 > EK, 1.60 chains dist.
Survey of Exterior Boundaries,
Beginning at post “I. No. 2” standing at
the nurtu end ofthe claim vu the lode and
adoning thence N 444° E, 14-8 tt or 2.27
Cis tu post in reck mound marked “4. Nu
o> tueuce 5 tolgS? EK, atll.d4cius center of
ducky Glen runuiug westerly,
russ sec. line between seetivns 15 and 16 at
a puint 7.30 chs suvuth uf the 4 see. cor.
1104.7 feetur 17,.0 chs intersect the west
side tine of the!Stacey quartz mine, and set
1 pustin rock mound marked “i. No. 8;
thence 8 14544° BE aluns the westside line of
the Stacey quartz mile, 1.1.4ft or 290 chs
vpusliuuracd “S No. 3," tuence N 74° b
aluus tue svuth end tine of the Stacey
quartz mine, 71.3 ft or 1.08 chs intersect the
vai Side line oftue Lilinvis quartz mine and
seta pustin ruck mound marked “1, No. 7’
aud standing on. the lower bank of the
Cus Wagul road runaing egst ald. west, 113 o
toort.7zchsto postin reek muund marked
‘I. No. 4;" thence S 544,° W. at 0.75 chs
Sou. ® Giteu sUubin, uortheriy, at2.7
Cus pust “tL. Nu. 1,’ at suuth end of Claim un
loue, at 2.57 chs Wagun ruad running . portaerly anu southerly,’ 3.4.7 ft ur 4.9, cls to
pustiu rock mound marked “E, No. 5” from
whicua the N W cur. of toe Dillon quurtz
mine bears S sug? W6op chs uist; tuence
XS dulg? W, at 3.40. chs Wagon read runnin,
Westerly, ut 3.35 chs créss section line between sections lo and lo at » poiut 16.13 chs
suuth uf tue, see. cor., at 10.50.chs wason
Jud running Lurtheriy, at 11.10 chs svuts
side of un vid burn, at 11.44 chs N E cor. 0:
suuie burn, ut lous Cis. Wasou rudu runnin_
Westeriy, at 14.20 chs center of Kocky Gien
cunning westerly, atis.cl chs a sugar pine
tree 3 feetiu dia from wuich themillamoke
stuck bears Su7> W l4yy,5 ft or 2.72 chs tw
post in ruck mound marked ‘1. No, 6;’
euvnce N vdte> 174.4 ft ur 2.05 chs to place
vf be.innin., Containing 11.01 acres.
Connectuus line: Besinning at 4% sec.
cor. Detweeb secs lo and lo T1s NKR11 Eb
MDb«& Mund running thence. N 104° b
o.7v chstoa pine tree marked “S. Nu. 2;’
thence 5 144~ E 21.47 chs tu a sugar pine
cree markeu 5. No. 1,” thence $ 3.549 W 4.t
aoe to pustin rock muund marked “I. No.
Magnetic variation 17> E, containing 11.01
acres.
.ue location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorder's vilice of Nevada county, is
Bovuk lv of Me. Locations.
Tue adjvining-cluimants are Stacey claims
and Dillun quartz mine
Any aud aii persuns Claiming adversely
anly purtion of said Lilinois quartz mine o1
surface ground ure required to file their adverse Cluims with the Kegisterof the Uniteu
states Land Office at Sucrumento, in tue
stute of California, during the ‘sixty days
period of. publication hereof, ortuey wilt be
barred by virtue of the provisivos of the
Statute.
; SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
_Itis hereby ordereathat the fore.ving nu
tice of application for patent be publishes
furtae period of sixty duys (ten consecu
uve weeks) in the Duily ‘runscript, a duily
iewspaper published
Vudu county, Cal.
SELDEN HETZEL, Register.
Fred Searls, Attorney.
birst publitdtion, Auust’6, 1587.
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vis services may find him.
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Seminal Emissions, the consequence of
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thence var. 17> east, N 3149 W, at 1.30 chs .
Wagon road running eastand west, at 11-3 .
chs, asusar pine stump ad feet in dia tpon }
149v.5 ft or .
4 vada county,
at luds chs .
Svuth Fork ditca; thence 5 35149 E, ati.ds}
at Nevada City, Ne.
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. Application for Patent to Mining Claim.
i}
-—Enited States Land 6 fiee,
. »Sacramenty. Cal., June.6, 1887.
j AN, esr IS HEKEBY GIVEN,that Thom.
. as Maloney and M. A. Bauch, whose .
. Posto'tice is Washington, Nevada county, ;
. Cal., have made application for patent for
\ the Rising Sun Quartz Mine, bearing geld, .
. situate in Washington mining district, Ne-:
1 alifornia, and described in .
. the plat and field notes on file in this office, .
as follows, viz:
SURVEY OF THE LODE.
. Beginning at post in rock ound marked)
. “*R.S.Q. M. No, 1,” on south end of the lode}
. claim from. which orisinal post bears $. 694° .
. E. 21 links distant and post No. 4 of Cornus]
. copia quartz mine approved survey beurs S$ .
31° 1." W_1.07 chains distant.” Tience with .
magnetic Variation 17> EN 3° 52’ W 5.60)
} chs to cut on croppin. 8 4 links to ri cht, 4.92 .
i chs to a tunnel on the lode 30 feetlons (with .
. incline shuft 25 feet deep lz feet from en. trance to said tunnel) 1) links to rights . 7.57
che tua tunnel ot tne lode .0 feet long, be
. ing initial point of location; 140.8 ft or 21.36
}chs to postin ruek mound marked “KSQ
. M No, x,” on north end of lode claim from
} which a black oak tree 8 in dia,bears $ 0.1,°
.
.
.
W 38 links distant,
SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES,
Beginning at post in rock mound marked
“KRSQM No. 3,” at suvutheust coruer. frum
which alive oak tree 5 in. dia bears 3 8.9 W
<7 links distant, and orisina) post. bears S
Jug? E 43 links distant. Thence with magnetic variation 17> eust, N10° 21’ W,-17.15
chs cross section line between sections 2 «&
11, 88.75 chs west of section corner Common
tu sections 1. 2,11 & Iz, fp.17N, K1LE,M D
. M, 1418.3 ft or 21.49 chains; pust in.rock
; mound marked “i SQM No. <4,” at northeast corner from which a pine tree 10 in. dia
bears 8.638442 W 3. links distant; and pust
No, 6 0f Marrietta Gold & Silver \ ining Co.
(U. S.patent) designated as lot No. 38 bears
3 26° E 31.48 chains distant, and section vor
ner Common tu sectivns 1, 2, 1 & lz. Tp i7_N,
K 11 E,M D M, bears 8 82> 57’ EF. 34.7. chains
distant. Thence 5 s> W 18 ft or i.oo
chains; post No. 2 on north endof lode
claim, z6z.7 ft or 3.8 chains; postin rock
mound marked KSQM No. 45, at uerthwest
corner from which, a live: oak tree 8 in. dia
bears S 18° W 36 links distunt, and ori-inal
pust bears N 15? We ly links distant.
fhence 84> 16’ E, 4.00 chs, cross section line
between Sections 2 & 11, 88.1 chains west of
coriier common ty sections 1, 2, 11 & 12, ‘Lp
17 N,; RILE, M DM, 1409.8 tt or 21.85 chains
to southwest corner, which cormer on:teep
bluffof rock, imipussible to set post, .et a
witness post murked RS Q M No.6, WP,
which bears N 8° E, 1.72 chains distant.
. Thence N 86° E, 1.72 chs, post marked RSQ
. M No. 6, W P,.14.2 ftor 2.6 chs, -pust No. 1
. on north end of lode claim, 4 ft or 6,25
. chains to tie place of bezinni and con. taining 10 :3-100acres, ans desiznated as lot
No. 57,iu Sections 4 und 11, Towuship . «
North, Kanse 11 East, Mt. Diablo Buse and
Meridian,
Said location was'made by said Maloney,
who conveyed one-half interest te» said
Baugh ‘
Adjoining claimants are Marictta Gold
and Silver Quartz Mine on the east, Cornu
copia Quartz Mine on the south.
All persons hulding any adverse clainis
. theretuare hereby required tu present tie
same befure this office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
SELDEN HETZEL, Ke-ister.
It is hereby ordered that the furesoing notice be published for sixty days,or teu cunsecutive weeks, in the Nevada Daily Transcript newspaper, a daily newspaper publishedinthe town of Nevada, in Nevada
county; California, that being the neurest
newspuper tothe land described therein,
SELDEN HETZEL, Re -ister.
The first day of publication wus on the sth
day of June, 1587.
John Culdwell, Attorney.
UM MONS.—In the Superior Court. of
— the County of Nevada, State of Califora. State of Casifurnia, county of Nevada,
se The People of the State of California
send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and
Water Compuny, Anna EK. Sinith, Seth Marshall, 8. M. Boyce, Michael D. Sweeney and
Alvan Todd, Defendants. Yuu are hereby
equired to appear im-an—aetion—broveht
tcainst youin the Superior Court of the
County of Nevada, State of California, on
the 4th of April, 1587, by C. Hudepohl, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed theren, Within ten days (exclusiveof the day of
service) after the service on you of tais Summons, if served within this county; or, if
served vut of thiscounty, within thirty days
vrjudzment wilibe taken against you by
lefault, according tu the praye: of said Compluint. The suid action is brought to obtain
jud ‘mentto set aside the Sherifi’s sale made
on the :th uay of Oct. 1856, to all that Keal
tptate lying in said county of Nevada, in
and to those Gertain picces and parcels of
wining land lying and being in Little York
township, said county and Stute, and desnated us Lots Nos. 3.,40 and 4}, in Tp Io,
N.R.10 ELM. Db. B, and M,. containing 540
and 54-100acres, Alsoatract of timber lund
in said Tp County und Stute Aiseo that certain ditch known us'the York Mining Company sditch, Also msbtof way for ditches
and mining tunnels, all machinery, tvo.s
and otaer appliances of whatsvever nature,
spd kinu belunging te, or used in coanection with said mining claims apd ditches.
Also, that certain Canyon Claiin gituate one
aalf mile fromthe village of Little York,
said county and State, known us Empire
xavine. Also that certain other canyon gituate, lying and beingin Little York Tp
known us ‘Scott Ravine.’ Said property is
more fully described in buck No. 50 of
Deeds on pages 344 et seq. Records of’ Nevada
vounty, Cal. tou which reference is hereby
swaade. And to cancel the certificate of purchase made by the Sheriff,apdif a Sheriff's
deed is executed t» the purchaser under said
sale or his ass.gns before said judAnent is
rendered, thut suid Sheriff’s deed be aiso
anceied, and fur such other relief as is
wreeable to equity.
For cause of action plaintiff alleves that
vb Septeu ber 1th, 1480, defendant Todd redefendant, in Departinent 1 of the superior
Cuurt of the City und) ounty of san Frunciscu, said State, fur tue sum of $2759 yb-10u, and
by virtue of un execution issued on said
judgment, directed tothe sheriff of Nevada
County, California, said Sheriffon the .ti
jay of Octuber, 1580, suld ull of suid property
in one parcel. That defendant Sweeney on
the sth day of September, 1856, recovered a
judgment against said corporation defend
antin Department 4 of thesuperior Court of
said City and County of Sau Francisco for
$1.25 64. That defendant Marshal recovered
vu the th day of September, 18st, a judsmentin Department 1 of the-sSuperiorCvuurt,
said City and County, for $8133 55. That
suid Marshall on Octuber luth, isse, purchused from suid Sweeney his said judsnent,
and on the i3th day of Octuber, i8s6, paid tu
the Sheriff. the sum of $300. tu redeein said
property from suidexecution gale. ‘that on
the 1th day of March, 1887, plaintiff recoyered a judgment in Department No. Two of
tine Superior Court of said City and County
for $5.8 38-100.' Thaton March 1s, 1837, suid
Marshall filed for record in the office of the
County Kecorder of Nevada County an instrumentin writing purporting to be a sale
to defendant Siwith‘of his said judgment.
Allof which more fully appears in the
complaint on file herein to which refereneé
.8 hereby expressly mude,.
And youare *ereby notified thatif you
fail-to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the suid plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief démanded in
the complaint.
Prone In testimony whereof, I, F. G.
}axc} Peatty, Clerk of the Suverior Court
“~~ ) aforestid, do hereuntu set my hund
and impresethe seal of gaid Court, at office,
in 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 and UV, A. & F. P, Tuttle,
PIf’s Att’ys. \ jy 3
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Sacramento, August 2, 1887.
OTICE i8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following-named settler, has
iled notice of her intention to. make
final roof in support of her claim,
and hat said roof will be made
befure the Hon. the superior Judge at
overed judgment aguinst suid corpuration . —
Nevada City, Nevada couuty, on September
. 47th, 1807, viz.: Isabella sicKeonj of Nevada
City, fur lots 8and y of 8. E, 4 uf N. E. 4,
sec. 14 Tp. 16N, K 8 E. She names the following witnesses to
rep.dence upun, an
land, viz.:
-Charles Richards, of Nevada City.
I, J. Kolfe, of Nevada City. .
J. H. Wentworth, of Nevada City. .
Charles Hughes, of Nevad: City.
» BELDEN HETZEL, Kegister.
cultivation of, suid
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A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOT
ON lars will be paid to any party or parties
who Will convey to the unde sned suct
information as will-secure the le al convic
tion of the party or parties whohave here.
fore, ormay hereafter, malicionsly danrass
the ditches, flumesor propertics of the Mil
ton Mininsand Water Company ‘or°of th
North bloomfield Gravel Minin ; Company
N.C. MILLER,
Milton Minins and Water Co.
WM TH RADFORD,
Supt. North Blovuifield G. M. Co.
Nevada County, July 27, 1887-1m
Refuse Lumber.
t2-A large quantity of .
Supt
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Refusé Lumber must b: .
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Immediately
Talk.
Price One Dollar tc}
Two Dollars per load.
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HE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE . ,
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Use of chancel and Philosophical
ipparatus ; 5
Che, New ‘Term opens the First
Monduy in January.
Pot tarther particulars apply to the SIspe ite OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOODLAND,
Broad Street Market,
ee JAMES MONRO,
Proprietor,
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
[ AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO
ple of Nevada City und vicinity with the
hoicest of
Beef,
Pork,
Mutton,
Weal,
Sausages,
Corn Beef.
Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be
yurchaused anywhere in this city.
Meats delivered within u reasonuble dis .
suce free of charve,
If you waut a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet o1
thop, fave me a call. E
Lintend to always keep the best Meats to
ve procured in tug market, at the-shep, aud
tustumers, Whether old or young, ean -rely
bon ¢etting what they order.
A shure of public patronase is respectfully
solicited,
DR. 8 M. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
[* NEVADA CITY ON
Wisin
oe
2
Mindays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
OMece in Morgan & Roberts Block, corner
Broad and Pine Streets, up stairs :
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peo.
ein America and in Europe, every trade, Call.
. tug and profession, including the medical profes-~
eeokanle virtues of 8, 8. 8, and.ita infalhble efi. cacy in curing all diseuscs of the blood.
testimonials are on He by the thousunda,
nto the Inspectionof all.
c ted, two (istingucahed mem_Lers of the theatri€ : cal profeysion, Wie gratetully testify to the won. derfal curative quilities-of the Specific in their
Their testimonials are here-. ;
, and fivo .
. orsix packiuges, by a thorough cradication of my
. trouble and restoring smoothness to my skin,
I hala severe case .
. ofeezema, Iused tar rey pe rulphur soaps, and
ave ‘thoroughly re feved .
me, and you can use this vertificato in any man.
\sademy of Uur Lady of the
Hu .
Nevada County Academy
—AND—
Etusiness College.
\ Day and Boarding School
For Both Sexes.
. TORMAL AND COMMERCIAL COURSES
a specialty. Thorough preparation for
iny course in'any.University.
A Complete.Academic Course, 4
Vocal and ‘Instrumental Music, Drawing,
ainting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writ
ing, ete., by the very best Special Teachers,
. \Tome care and training.
At Glenbrook Park,
\lid-way between Nevada City and Grass
. Valley—two.miles from either city.
. Pupils enter at any time, take regular or
selected courses,
Directors of the Association,
. 1. L MARSH, Pres. GEORGE LORD,
3. M. HUGHES, Sec, WM. BR, VAN ORDEN,
MORGAN, Tres; WM. H. CRAWFORD,
EDWARD COLEMAN, * .
. . yer eee
Zall Term Bezins August 29th, 1887,
For circular or information address
.
.
i. KWL, Principal,
Nox 194, NEVADA CITY, CAT
semi-annual Hepcrt of the Citizens Bank.
showing Its Financial Condition
y as you
on the Morning of July
Ist, 1887.
RESOURCES.
tank premises " are
teulestate taken for debt ..-"
isecllancous bonds 5
‘ounty warrants ey
coups on real estate ;
Loans on stucks. bonds, warrants.
.28ns oD other securities
Cauns on personal security ‘
vy. rdraftes nescured (gulvent)
Money on hand)....+--++
. pue frou Dass und bankers
‘urniture and fixtures, ow
jvld ballivn
81
18217 <i
RL7K 12
«$172.85 58
LIABILITIES.$ 30000 00
. § 10000 00
«9 RIOD
. 121830 06
. v9 LB
804 3)
Total
tapital ¢
Xeserve fund’
?rofit and loss
' one depositors F
mae banks and bankers
vividends unpaid
Total a 4 r #1 fh b&
. state of Californian, County of Nevada, ss.
We, the undersigned, do solemnly ‘swear
hat we have, each of us, a persunal knowlsdeeof the matters contuined in the forego‘nz statement, and that the same is a true
ind correct report of the financial condition
of the Citizens Bank on the morning of July
ust, 1887, according tu the best of our knowl
odce and belief; and that the assets’ therein
named are ail in the custody of the said
sank and its proper office s and correspondints. We furthermore solemnly swear that
the paid up Capital Stock of the Citizens
Bank is Thirty, Thousand Dollars in Gold
Coin valuation. » ;
F. M. Preston, President,
D. E. MORGAN, Secrefary.
Subscribed und sworn before me,
a Notary Public in and forthe Coun
ty of Nevada, State of California,
‘his seventh’day of July, 1887 «
FRED SEARLS, Notary Public.
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