August 26, 1887 (4 pages)

+e I reas pe om bo 62° Owe vw i] Ep ome ia rR Ess. cB Car cm A Woodland youth terribly injure d . fi.12 . eae Gear ane’ ©S" . _ On continuance of the Certitieate in force for the second period of five years, . Ge a youth by throwing red pepper in his) Mareus Levy having filed in this Court his the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest), [' eeue . Sr aniectend wieeine ¢ pr Sea tare together with division of profits resulting from lapsed reserves (al-o with in. ¢ A serious riot occurred at Ostend.) account be approved und allowed. j terest), arid-gain on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extjuguish the cost for . re = ee igs a é Itis hereby ordered taut Monday, Sept. 5th, . the second period of five years. Similar distribution of surplus is made at 5,2 between English and Belgian fisher. is87,ut 10a. m., is hereby fixed furthesettle-. the end of each, five years to persistent members. F . mentof said acecvunt, at tae cvurtrvom of E ¢ . men. said Cuurt, Nevada City, Cal. All persons . Cash Surrender VWalue. rn a:] is i having amy Claims against the suid estate i e nS Jo) A branch road is to be built from . which have not been beretofure allowed) Should the member choose to surrender his Certificate at the end of the Menlo Park to the Leland Stanford . are hereby required to present tue same to five year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his. order, the’ full 7.3 . said Court atthe times fixed, ortoe same . ” . f vaserve id \ s Certificate Ge Jr. University. F ! will be barred. All persuns desiring to file umount of reserve paid .n his Cer ate. ¥ wv « 3 e a ‘ “= ; j Iss : of Afghanistan is endangered . settiement. p 5 . Gy Ameoor : if x. . ; itis further ordered that a copy of this STATEMENT JU. v I, 1887. . by a disease: : foot. — . uray te pee ustee ou saS riegas Per rom oe Total Amount of Claims Paid. . . $280 £00 00 . 4 The American Party has called a j Cal. as often an the same is published beMortuary. Fund, Bank of California se 6 002.85 > National Convention t> be held in . -forethe time sv fixed fur tue settlement of Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union 10,182.45 “ @ Philadelphia shortly ; . sald aecvty WALLING Superidr Jaade Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid None. . > id .M. 2LING,S ge. Se . . . t Thor ton Merzbuch & A. burrows, Attys “ \ ‘ The War Department does NOt . or Aosiguee. (ok PROMPTNESS IN SEPTLEMENT. . z think the Indian outbreak in Colora-. Chea eae Se tee . Jerry Scnooute, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died . E do amounts to: much. { INSOLVENT NOTIOE. . February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid . February . L Story—A Woodland lady found a ¢20 eA / 23d. 1887. = piece; which she invested in land and Nersda Giale Of Callionien Wat. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank o* California, insure-t for $2,000,—died_Februz adi t f $1250 Inthe matter of G. x. stuckwell,-anIn. ary 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 14th, 1337; ciaim paid February 21, 1887. z we te j SOLS OE Scie pune el DAT IE . op ; BicLey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim L The assassins. of Samuel Rich, who . filed in this Court his petition, . HOMAS DIGLEY, Onipwright, Of % % SCO, : ’ 3 Cle B di din Oxden last September } schedule and inventory in insulvency, . filed February 8th, 1387. . rea in 4) ast de er, . } by whie i 5 r k . a. > toad : : . hg Mo oe a SuneRaull: ta . Home Benerir Lire Association . . . 3 have Leon apprehended. pe A By } nereby declared tu be insulvent. , Gentlemen—I have to thank you for the payment of . ; William Montgomery, in jail at} Vhe Sheriff uf the county of Nevada is) Fiye Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held by my father. The payb ir feit . Dereby wie nk oak cael eran ont of this : c long before the date due was unexpected, and I am very & Aubuquerque for passing counterfeit . .iitheestate, real and persuual, of the said nent of this amount long before i as x} ad, and Tam very . F money which he had stolen, has es-. 4%. K. Stockwell, debtor, except such . grateful therefor. Yours very truly, ELLA T. BIGLEY. a ’ . 4 . oantt S Z ' ee t ped, Ber: ray enp ibe ty Santas bucks ot gente at . Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed April . 1 eT 7 Bae f Castle-Garden . 2!4,pepers and tu keep the same safely ua-. 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. . 4 eases ea cs RESET . eae tl eatnoas wt eedien Pe: nie Z.T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1 methods show that immigrants are . auy debte to tue suid insviveut, ur to deliv. 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1837. ; regularly plundered by those in auceline A Hersey Neloeaing fo Bim ut 3 Ans Warkin R. Paice, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000 2 died . } thority. fur his use. ‘The said debtur is hereby for-. April 29th, 1887;-proofs of death filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 2st, 1887. 4. . : A Chinese at Oroville sold whiskey . Didden tu transfer ur deliver any property . Home Benerir Lire ASsoctaTIon : ; ; * aoe Indian (brothers: and one of. a ate PEE GS ORD Ue ue OUnre. except Gentlemen —Y our check for §5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, . j £0: PRO) BORD fi i It is further ordered that all the creditors . -Watkin-RK-Price,;—isthis-daymost-gratefully_received,_ Such—promptness__is. bably . ‘ them stabbed the other in a probably . ofsaid aebtur be aud appear before the Hon. . commendable. Yours very truly, i 4 J.M. Wallin-, Judge ei the Superior Court mA DDICL > ~. ae > . } fatal manner. a uf thie said County of Nevada, in open Court, ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. Brander, her Atty. in Fact. . 4 The’ Séuth Carolina rice crop is a yf the Courtroom of saia Court, in tue City vi . Sypney M. Vax Wyck, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. . Policy No. . failure, and assistance will have to be . the ‘Third aur “of Uctober, 1887, at iu . 791, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Total paym nts thereon $383.00. : oa to-k ther . v'clock A.M. of (hat day,to prove their debts . an San Francisco, July-19, 1887. rendered the negroes to keep them . nq Choose one of more assignees of the es-. Flome Benefit Life Association: I , 4 ri . tate of said debtor. rele hacer , Seas 1 3, aoe stam thie . from sturving. . . . Jtis turther ordered thatthe order be pubGentlemen: Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a nee be pois the . Thieves are stealing cattle and. jigieua in toe Nevada Daily Trauscript, a expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make payment, Is s P paisa ape ‘ire i 7 > receive ‘a 3 3 i slaughtering them on the ground in Bendite oe in plenieysent spn ager? pebpmeay ed most gratefully received. Yours ig ag ea pee Sie ~arryi >. gai ver is published, before the said day . Sree ised Ses ey AAT 7K. New Mexico and carrying SF me sat tor tiie nleatling Of erealiute ada HELEN B. VAN WYCK. hides and flesh. ; et i eo eolion tegingt the ball Tale! All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and . Henry E. Coffey was cut in the face vent be stayed. ih * . First Nationa Bank of Grass Valley. . inter n: Sharles West, . Dated August 22, 1887. f \ = > sameare —e . nd sac nseocr es nis ee JM. WALLING, . a as eee a moe myer . alias Barring, in a row : anudge of Superior Cour . »=4 kh { cisco on ape evening ‘ Nevada county, California. . eS Ee i 7 = e } a) er. Attest : F.G. Beatty, Clerk. j ; é A memorial in favor of the arbitraW. ». Sowden, Atty for insolvent. au23 . tion of international differences is to . . . } The Daily Transcript. Nevada City, California, Friday, August 26, 1887. oa eeeteeeeeeeeeaeee ~ m } Has Double the Circulation of any Daily Paper published . WM. 8. RIOHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Gre Daily Transcript. . Nyy Yopk Hotel, Nerth of Sacramento. j . Broad St., Cppesite Theater. . . 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+e I reas pe om bo 62° Owe vw i] Ep ome ia rR Ess. cB Car cm A Woodland youth terribly injure d . fi.12 . eae Gear ane’ ©S" . _ On continuance of the Certitieate in force for the second period of five years, . Ge a youth by throwing red pepper in his) Mareus Levy having filed in this Court his the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest), [' eeue . Sr aniectend wieeine ¢ pr Sea tare together with division of profits resulting from lapsed reserves (al-o with in. ¢ A serious riot occurred at Ostend.) account be approved und allowed. j terest), arid-gain on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extjuguish the cost for . re = ee igs a é Itis hereby ordered taut Monday, Sept. 5th, . the second period of five years. Similar distribution of surplus is made at 5,2 between English and Belgian fisher. is87,ut 10a. m., is hereby fixed furthesettle-. the end of each, five years to persistent members. F . mentof said acecvunt, at tae cvurtrvom of E ¢ . men. said Cuurt, Nevada City, Cal. All persons . Cash Surrender VWalue. rn a:] is i having amy Claims against the suid estate i e nS Jo) A branch road is to be built from . which have not been beretofure allowed) Should the member choose to surrender his Certificate at the end of the Menlo Park to the Leland Stanford . are hereby required to present tue same to five year period, there shall be paid in cash to him or his. order, the’ full 7.3 . said Court atthe times fixed, ortoe same . ” . f vaserve id \ s Certificate Ge Jr. University. F ! will be barred. All persuns desiring to file umount of reserve paid .n his Cer ate. ¥ wv « 3 e a ‘ “= ; j Iss : of Afghanistan is endangered . settiement. p 5 . Gy Ameoor : if x. . ; itis further ordered that a copy of this STATEMENT JU. v I, 1887. . by a disease: : foot. — . uray te pee ustee ou saS riegas Per rom oe Total Amount of Claims Paid. .. . $280 £00 00 . 4 The American Party has called a j Cal. as often an the same is published beMortuary. Fund, Bank of California se 6 002.85 > National Convention t> be held in . -forethe time sv fixed fur tue settlement of Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union 10,182.45 “ @ Philadelphia shortly ; . sald aecvty WALLING Superidr Jaade Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid None. . > id .M. 2LING,S ge. Se . . . t Thor ton Merzbuch & A. burrows, Attys “ \ ‘ The War Department does NOt . or Aosiguee. (ok PROMPTNESS IN SEPTLEMENT. . z think the Indian outbreak in Colora-. Chea eae Se tee . Jerry Scnooute, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died . E do amounts to: much. { INSOLVENT NOTIOE. . February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid . February . L Story—A Woodland lady found a ¢20 eA / 23d. 1887. = piece; which she invested in land and Nersda Giale Of Callionien Wat. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank o* California, insure-t for $2,000,—died_Februz adi t f $1250 Inthe matter of G. x. stuckwell,-anIn. ary 5th, 1887; proofs filed February 14th, 1337; ciaim paid February 21, 1887. z we te j SOLS OE Scie pune el DAT IE . op ; BicLey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim L The assassins. of Samuel Rich, who . filed in this Court his petition, . HOMAS DIGLEY, Onipwright, Of % % SCO, : ’ 3 Cle B di din Oxden last September } schedule and inventory in insulvency, . filed February 8th, 1387. . rea in 4) ast de er, . } by whie i 5 r k . a. > toad : : . hg Mo oe a SuneRaull: ta . Home Benerir Lire Association . . . 3 have Leon apprehended. pe A By } nereby declared tu be insulvent. , Gentlemen—I have to thank you for the payment of . ; William Montgomery, in jail at} Vhe Sheriff uf the county of Nevada is) Fiye Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held by my father. The payb ir feit . Dereby wie nk oak cael eran ont of this : c long before the date due was unexpected, and I am very & Aubuquerque for passing counterfeit . .iitheestate, real and persuual, of the said nent of this amount long before i as x} ad, and Tam very . F money which he had stolen, has es-. 4%. K. Stockwell, debtor, except such . grateful therefor. Yours very truly, ELLA T. BIGLEY. a ’ . 4 . oantt S Z ' ee t ped, Ber: ray enp ibe ty Santas bucks ot gente at . Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, insured for $1,000; proofs of death filed April . 1 eT 7 Bae f Castle-Garden . 2!4,pepers and tu keep the same safely ua-. 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. . 4 eases ea cs RESET . eae tl eatnoas wt eedien Pe: nie Z.T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed April 6th, 1 methods show that immigrants are . auy debte to tue suid insviveut, ur to deliv. 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1837. ; regularly plundered by those in auceline A Hersey Neloeaing fo Bim ut 3 Ans Warkin R. Paice, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000 2 died . } thority. fur his use. ‘The said debtur is hereby for-. April 29th, 1887;-proofs of death filed May 7th, 1887; paid May 2st, 1887. 4. . : A Chinese at Oroville sold whiskey . Didden tu transfer ur deliver any property . Home Benerir Lire ASsoctaTIon : ; ; * aoe Indian (brothers: and one of. a ate PEE GS ORD Ue ue OUnre. except Gentlemen —Y our check for §5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, . j £0: PRO) BORD fi i It is further ordered that all the creditors . -Watkin-RK-Price,;—isthis-daymost-gratefully_received,_ Such—promptness__is. bably . ‘ them stabbed the other in a probably . ofsaid aebtur be aud appear before the Hon. . commendable. Yours very truly, i 4 J.M. Wallin-, Judge ei the Superior Court mA DDICL > ~. ae > . } fatal manner. a uf thie said County of Nevada, in open Court, ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. Brander, her Atty. in Fact. . 4 The’ Séuth Carolina rice crop is a yf the Courtroom of saia Court, in tue City vi . Sypney M. Vax Wyck, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. . Policy No. . failure, and assistance will have to be . the ‘Third aur “of Uctober, 1887, at iu . 791, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Total paym nts thereon $383.00. : oa to-k ther . v'clock A.M. of (hat day,to prove their debts . an San Francisco, July-19, 1887. rendered the negroes to keep them . nq Choose one of more assignees of the es-. Flome Benefit Life Association: I , 4 ri . tate of said debtor. rele hacer , Seas 1 3, aoe stam thie . from sturving. . . . Jtis turther ordered thatthe order be pubGentlemen: Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a nee be pois the . Thieves are stealing cattle and. jigieua in toe Nevada Daily Trauscript, a expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make payment, Is s P paisa ape ‘ire i 7 > receive ‘a 3 3 i slaughtering them on the ground in Bendite oe in plenieysent spn ager? pebpmeay ed most gratefully received. Yours ig ag ea pee Sie ~arryi >. gai ver is published, before the said day . Sree ised Ses ey AAT 7K. New Mexico and carrying SF me sat tor tiie nleatling Of erealiute ada HELEN B. VAN WYCK. hides and flesh. ; et i eo eolion tegingt the ball Tale! All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and . Henry E. Coffey was cut in the face vent be stayed. ih * . First Nationa Bank of Grass Valley. . inter n: Sharles West, . Dated August 22, 1887. f \ = > sameare —e . nd sac nseocr es nis ee JM. WALLING, . a as eee a moe myer . alias Barring, in a row : anudge of Superior Cour . »=4 kh { cisco on ape evening ‘ Nevada county, California. . eS Ee i 7 = e } a) er. Attest : F.G. Beatty, Clerk. j ; é A memorial in favor of the arbitraW. ». Sowden, Atty for insolvent. au23 . tion of international differences is to . . . } The Daily Transcript. Nevada City, California, Friday, August 26, 1887. oa eeeteeeeeeeeeaeee ~ m } Has Double the Circulation of any Daily Paper published . WM. 8. RIOHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Gre Daily Transcript. . Nyy Yopk Hotel, Nerth of Sacramento. j . Broad St., Cppesite Theater. . . CIRCULATES IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Speuceville, Nurth San Juan, French Corral, Sweetlanad, North Bloomfield, Moore's . Fiat, Grauiteville, Truckee, and every vth. er town of Nevada county; alsuin Place: . Typ tealee and Sierra cvunties, at Sacramento, Sau Tintis ti] ing it ene of the must comfurtFrauciscu—in fact, throughout the State Fal] fa] abte hotels in the mountains. . “from Siskiyou to San Diegy, from the Si-. _*His Suites of, rooms ‘for’ families. erra tu the Sea. . THIS FAVORITE HOTEL has lately been thoereushly renovated and re-furnished, mak Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by . THE TRAVELIN3 PUBLIO WILL BROWN @ CALKINS-—. pigp THIS HOTEL USSURPASSNo. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. \ ED FOR OOMFORT AND OON= VENIENCE. CONDENSED. TELEGRAMS. . The Reoms are Light and Airy. A line of passenger steamers is to be established on the Tiber: The boom is ‘daily growing in strength among interiur towns. _ \. A. woman is under arrest at Wood. Pt renin Bar in connection with the land for scalding her husband: = The National Convention of Colored . Masons is in session at Chicago. . $0@F Free Bus toand from all Trains. Assignee’s Notice. N the Superior ourt, Nevada county, Cal. Homie Benefit Life Associato INCORPORATED 1880. . 204 Montgomery Street a « Se Francisco. . “TREASURER BANK OF CALIFORNIA PRESIDENT si FRANK C. HAVENS . AUDITOR I. P. ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) . GENERAL AGENT 8 : A L. B. HATCH . SECRETARY .A. 8. BARNEY > This. is the largest, olde-t and most successful Mutua . . . . Insurance Association in California. . NO MEMBERSHIP FEF. NO MEDICAL FEE. . NO ANNUAL DUES. . 6-PAYMENTS-A-YEAR-COVER-ENTIRECOST} E@ Its Certificates are Definite Contracts for the full! 1 + f : : D4 oy +4 € = yee on a¢ F . amount written therein-and are uncontestable and nonfor-'and nice in the way of Foreign and Domes.ic Fall and) . Winter Suitings. feitable. > lessened Cost to Persistent Members. . ‘as ] Think the Circumstances Demand. ; la number of elegant and tasty, but not too expensive, Ieall are done. . . . Chapter on Clothing, re) 4) Too Busy to Write Out Such an Advertisement . i I have in hand Iam Business Suits, which will speak for themselves when they . My work is my best recommendation, at least that is what: my numerous customers say. AT THE FAIR Everybody wishes to look well. Gentlemen who want nobby-new suits to-wear should-callon-me—immediately and leave their measures. I have eve y tning-that is new No estublishment in the State can furnish first-class clothing to order any cheaper than“ THE CHAMPION TAILOR, A. EF REIDMAN, Broad St., Opposite Citizens Bank. a Closing Out Sale of Boots and Shoes BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSING OUT MY¥ *~ STOCK OF KOOTS AND SHOES, BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON Merchant. Tailors, Commercial Staget, Nevada City. line Seoteh ‘weeds, Cassimeres and Broadcloth Or Our Own Importation, DIRECT FRO:i MILLS IN SCOTLAND. A Large Line of Samples to Select From. . BEST SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBEGKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street,_Nevada City. renee . . . . . . > \ THE CELEBRATED * ‘ Can now be purchased in this city. Congress by a deputation from England. The Stcve Molders’ Union has determined upon demanding an advance . in: wages, varying from 10 to 15 per cent, ull over the United States and Canada. : To Those Interested. Those persons indebted by notes to the estate of the late Philip Richardr are requested to immediately call on the undergizgned and muke arrangements forthe settlement of the accounts. ‘ W. G. Ricwaxps. Nevada City, Aug. 27-tt ARKIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger Proprietre ss August 24. J.M. Thomas, Gress Valley, .»-' W. D. Harris, \ George Lord, do C L. Beckwith, city, F. T. Houston, Hurnitas, Mrs. Jolin Grissel, Wasbington, J. 4. Ott, city, Wm. Hammill, Scotts Flat, Miss H. Voes, Voss Mills, L. V vse, Ce Miss A. Habn, Sau Francisco, Mis. Wells, du Mis. G. subers & duughter, Marysville rFrof. krtz, city, Miss Maggie Jones, Sheldon, lowa, Miss Neilie Junes, do Mis. V. C. McMurray, Camptunville, Fred Guild, city, Geuree Cutting, Sacramento, Paul Frieqmun, San Francisco, George Becker, Washin.ton. a. fe AKKIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL. RECTOR BRCS.. Proprietors August 23. . M. Place, Omega, . Spencer, du .U’Carroll, ¢o U. W. Kirchner, San Francisco, y. Parvlie, buwunievilie, . Meyeis, du . G@. Nixon, Washington, .C. Milier, Freneu Corral, Dr. 8. M. Harris, ¢rass Vuiley, Thomas Corrigeun, Muuney Flat, mugene Currigan, do G. H. sternes, Yuba City, Thomus bauer, sierra Vity, George Fletcner, Grass Valley, P. H. Paynter, do Miss Jeunie stewart, Virginia City, Miss Mary stewart, do J. Harris, Sierra City, C. Steinbeck, San Francisco, C. W. 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