August 27, 1889 (4 pages)

ing or Itching Piles ever discovered. The Daily Trauscript. é : RAILROAD RATES. Following are the approximate railroad rates of fare for first-class passage from Nevada City tothe points named: . Calistoga. .-Cole’s,.Ocifax . Davis. :. apie ambi ieriigeh: Maras ee ES ae a CPE os al ees ee eee ae sss Granite Point trumbpoldt:.. +. 4 eo Ee Rees Sopra Independence.:. Lone, «6. 6 case ese . Juriction . Lathrov:. . ? Pou ABGOON ue oie lie eee Milton. obec cece teases Napa Junction Niles Eaeaie SI Both for $650 a Year! BASTAMENO. 66 eee eee ee 4,25 Sangus,..-. Staal sits ss 18.35 = TR PG Rik ah a ira veg te fe pe vascoetar or DEM POON. oS ses eases 19.90 Banta Ana ...seeee sess 20.35 Santa Barbara..-.--+me 19.30 Santa Monics ./. 0.5.52. 6s 19.80 REGEMMOR ein ete sesaebee 6.00 Saisun.. 22.0.0. cess eres 5.95 Summit.. Polos eee — ORAS oii elon sae oe 6.H Trackee ..:: Riau eteaeraest 5 55 Upper Soda Springs..-.--10.90 Vallejo Junction ..2--+--+6.75 Dee ent eee Table of Distances. From Nevada City t ee PE Ue re noe tra reeey, 1 -16}4 miles Birchville.. .. vieeeee ree ADM 1 Blue Tent. S Rea ares peiee, sah pe a PRAM OPOE Ss. cence vss ens “ Rorwiaan Dam 7 Cherokee..-. ie Columbia Hill 7 MNMERM Gc cscua nares es ee cnes gHdwards’ Bridge. French Corral. Graniteville. Grass Valley Jackson’s.. e Lake Olty.oss. ene os: Little York a Lowell Hill 4 mt Moore’s Flat. ...-.-+++ Soto North Bloomfield.. .<:.--14% Wewtown. 5) le ie eter ess BE North San Juan -..0.--18 Q POUROEE 2. sinc c Syd seve oo 2 “6 Purdon s Bridge..-.-.-.-@ © MMM OT MEL, 6 cc acicclswwere Lia ction 4 : mene a aceite vaiees ae 2 Roug Ready : Snow Tent. oan cae sd 2136 . Snow Point..-.5. ++ Z 2» s Scott's Flat a 6g « Pmeartaville....66.00%0+) 19 Sweetland. . eh: cpilans acrid 146 Bpenceville...------.8. +++ 2c Bacramento...6--«+8 aan 76 ie San Francisco...--.++:166 a WSTMOG os spines ap scceo-8 88 : bak bt 42). SRE Erer ry yer ere 19 You Bet =. ..5. RRA . Piles! Piles! Piles! 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Address Trie & Co., Augusta ne Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878. i NITED STATESLAND-OFFICE, SACRA~ mento, Cala., July 17th, 1889, Notice is hereby given thatiin compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, ‘‘An act for the sale of timber lands in the States ef California, Uregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ Oscar Newhouse of the rent and county of San Francisco, State of Caliiornia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 970, for the purc base of the W144 of NW and N'4 of 8W4 of Section No. 14,in Township No. 17 N, Range No. 11 EB, M. D. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register <7 son ha oa Office at Sacramento, on October 5th, 1589, ‘ : @ names as witnesses: H.C. Callahan, T. Pegaient § L, Newhouse and Win: Tiernan of Maybert, Nevada county, Cala. Any and all persons ciaiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on cr before said 5th day of October, 1889. " SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. . WN? ICkis hereby given by the under~* signed, Administratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, the -ereditors of, and all persons having claims ainst the said deceased, to exhibit em with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admiwsistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds,.at Nevada City, California, the same ate the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, State of California. : MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. : P, F. Simonds, Attorney. 1 [No. 1770. Notice for Publication. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL.) ust 5th,. 1889. Au no METHOD contains nearly 300 pages, eleOWN s ca } S ¥ gantly printed frou large. Mighis uae "ergs, N°Gss THE CONSOLIDATED S8T. ° GOTHARD Gold Mining Compatiy, a corporation, by Theo. Wetzel, Secretary, Montgomery lication fora patent for 3000 feet of the onsolidated St. Gothard and Helvetia Quartz Lode, bearing gold, consisting of the “‘St. Gothard”’ and “Helvetia” locations, KaRt Merz’ Piano Method is the cowa-. situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, ing success of this well known author, and . Nevada County, Cala., and described as folisr lace of all other in-. lows,v iz: st, GOTHARD LOCATION, LOT 54. Commencing at stake No.6at S. W. corner of claim, from which the corner common to Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N. R. 9 M., bears 8. 56° 54 min. W 25 38 BE. M.D, Q once for full descriptive circular of this} chains distant; thence magnetic variation 18° E., N. 84° H. 1476 feet to stake; thence N. 23449 E, along East line of Yuba River post 7; ence 8,@114° K., (at 291.1 feet pass North than any other Piano Method now . 2,) 591.1 fe before the publie,itis sold A ois sainc urios end of lode, post No. 2) 591.1 feet to post &, ei N. E. corner; thence 8.434 9 W. 1500 feet, to post No. § 8. E. corner; thence N. 81%° W. (at 300 feet pass South end of lode, post No, 3), 600 feet to beginning—containing 20.63 aeres. ; LODE LINE. Commencing at Post No. 2; thence 8, 8° W-.1500 feet to, Post No, 3. % rtion of St. Gothard ‘location f Note :—A < reare invited to send for # sample . which conflicts with the Yuba River Quartz Mine, Lot 43, and which applicant expresse of Our: firge ly relinquish i ; anoat’ Pubtinnines a quishes, is excluded from above sent free on application. Teachers should . described as follows: Commencing at post cription, The excluded portion being No, 7, thence N. 814° W., 8.6 feet; thence 8.8349 W, 33,feet; thence N. 23!4° W. 34.3 feet to beginning. ‘ HELVETIA LOCATION, LCT NO, 55. Commencing at N. W, corner post No. 6, from which corner commonto Sections 20, D IF THERE 18 A 0. , BAN FRANCISCO, CAL’A, General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Ee C. A. Snow Opp. Petent Office. Washington, D. cy by An Exttaordinary Ofer, S222" ITHIN 1,000 MILES OF SAN FRAN-. 81%° W. 1500 feet to post No. 4. cisco, » North, Scuth, East or West, . a portion of Sections af and 23, T. 18, N, BR: (pprehased at or through this office, or any . 9E., M.D. M ofour branches om this Coust), which isnot {Crane cates and Altea icon eects in ip Fononded ok " n perfect re. “Helvetia ation” at a ite we pe xcepting only break-. Mining Records, Nevada Co., Popnlar NEW. HOME -RUNNING . G@ MACHI the leader of the age Feagtical io na ig and art work attachments, of which ‘ ; band best. 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N., R. 9. E., M.D. M., bears 8, 55° 54-minutes W. 25.38 chains disence magnetic variation 18° E., ee North feet. to =N. £. corner, post No. 9; thence . 8.8349 W. 1500 feet to 8. E. corner post No. 10 ence N. 8134 © W. (at 300 feet pass post No. 4, South end of lode) 600 feet to S. W. corner post No. 5; thence N.8 %° E. 1500 7 9 . t wa New Home Sewing Machine eckia beginning, containing 20.60 acres, Commencing at stake No. 3: thence 8. Forming The location of the “St. Gothard Location” age 184, Book 8, and the age 469, Book 10, Cala. Adjo! ning claimant is Yuba River Quartz i Mini Compan We Vacant lands on ail other siden. oN All persons holding adverse claims thereTHE “NEW HOME” SEWING MAped pee nats Ne hg ‘we same before ; ys from OHINE OOMPANY, Ohas. E. Navlor, dey of pablicetion hereof, or thoy ae vatatan si ; by virtue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZEL, Re:ister W. D. Lone, Nevada Cit ney f Applicant. ’ Y, Attorney for Dividend Notice. mproveCPESR ON IHE DERBEC BLUE GRAY7 Peas pela hell oe yeah a a meeting o: @ Board of Director: fre abe enemed Company, held Welkae » July 17th, 1889, dividend No. 19 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared payable on Thursday July 25th, 1889, : fransfer books will be closed Monday Juty 22d, 1889, at 8 o’clock p. . THOS. Ss. FORD *~* "Attorney aad Counselor at Law. . “DOORS BELOW a HEO. WETZEL, Secreta « Office No. 522 Mon Street, Bar Pee Bai! tgomery street, ran . RICHARD DILLON, Constable and Oollector. )FFICE in Justice Wadgworth’s . OF Toom, Fine Burset, Meeeae oo e Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, following named settler has filed noof her intention to make final proof in oo es of her claim, and that d proof will be made‘ before the Hon. Superior Judge at Nevada City on September 2d, 1889, viz: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lote 1 and 2 of NEY 8o0f NW, ae gi SW1-4 of NE 14 SE 1-4 of NWa4 8-146 N ROE, MDB&M. ’ She names the following witnesses to prove her. continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Jacob Arbore of Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cala.; ichael Garver, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Agustus Monroe, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Ezra Towle, of Neyada City, Nevada Co., Cala. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. J. 1. CALDWELL, Atty. a Jul > 1889. Ne teio Is REREBY GIVEN THAT THE ce Semi-Annual Report —OF THE— CITIZENS BANK, ‘. —WITH IT8S— Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial Condition on tha Morning of July 1, 1889. RESOURCES: Bank Premises + $ 5,90 00 Real Estate taken tor CODE sank uke i Beem OO Miscellaneous Bonds. 24,100.00 County Warrants. .._ 892 17 Loans on Real Estate. 53,937 38 Loans on Stocks, Bonds und Warrants.. 4,751 11 Loanson Other. SecuriPAPERS Foe ae 7. «8,768 75 Loans on Personal SeCOP Lis ce ce anen 37,887. 80 Overdrafts pe 19,436 10 Coin on hand vie ses 89,489 49 Checks and Other Cash Items. as See He) Due from Banks and Bankers 8,125 00 Furniture apd Fixtures 3,916 92 Gold Bullion and other Assets :....'' 3,006.49 Total Assets.. $211,983 71 bad LIABILITIES: Paid-up Capital. . .§30,000 00 Reserve Fund .. . 10,000 00 Undivided Profits . . 12,987 48, Due Depositors.. . 156,854 20, Due Banks and BankLs ees " se 1,085 19 Dividends unpaid.. 1,057 14 Total Liabilities $211,983 71 STATE OF CALIFORNIA,) ,, COUNTY CF NEVADA : We,the undersigned, do mlonnly swear that we have each of us @ persona knowledge ofthe matters contained in the foregoing statements, and that the same is a true and correct report of the financial condition ofthe Citizens Bank and its agency at Grass Valley, onthe morning of July 1, 1889, according to the best of our knowledgeand belief; and that the assets-therein named are allin the custody of gaid Bank and its proper officers and correspondents; We furthermore solemnly swear that the aby capital stock of the Citizens Bank is ‘hirty Thousand Dollarsin gold-coin valu“ation, ag will appear front the foregoing report. E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. Morgan, Secretary. . A Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th day of July, 1889. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public. ~ Assessment ‘Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada City, California. ‘ Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 2d day of July, 1889, an assessment, (No. 20) of two cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpyration, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at his office at ne mine on Deer Creek, Nevada City, California. Any stock ‘upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of August, A. D. 1889, will be delinquent and advertised for sile at publit’ auction: and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wednessday, the 28th day of August, 1889, to pay the -delinquent assessment, together with costs Otay rs ne and expenses ofsale. By order of the Board of Trustees. }. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the mine, Deer Creek, near Suspension Bridge, Nevada City, Cal. ‘ No. 1571, Application fora Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL.) £ August Ist, 1889. } OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Spanish Gold Mining Company, a orporation, whose Postoffice address is, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., bas this day filedits application for a patent for 1474.4 linear feet of the Spanish Gold Quartz Mine or vein bearing geld with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, ‘County of Nevada and State of California and designated by “the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 122 in Township 16 North, Range 8 East of Mt. Diablo Meridian, a a No. 122 beifig described as follows, wit: ns LODE LINE. Beginning at post “S.G. M. Co. No. 1’ being also post No. 3 of Suggs Quartz Mine: Thence mag. var. 184° E.N. 42149 W. 22.34 ch’s. to post “Ss. G. MM. Co, No. 2.” EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at post ‘‘S.G: M. Co. No.3’ at 8. E. corner of Claim: ‘hence N, 424° W. 22.34. ch’s. to post “S. G. M. Co. No. 4:” Thence 8. 44° W, 9.10 ch’s. to post “8. G.M. Co. No. 5” from which 44 Sec, corner between Sec’s. 2and 11 T. 16 N. RK. 8-E. M. 1) M. bears 8. 10° 14’ W. 14.69 ch’s. Thence 8. 42:4 ® E. 22.34 ch’s. to post “8. G. M. Co. No. ‘ Thence N. 449 9,10ch’s. to place of begin: ning. Containing 20 and 27-100 Acres, Excépting land in conflict between SpanishGold cone Mine and Soggs Quartz Mine, ag _folOWB! i Beginning at post marked “8. G. M. Co No. 1: Thence 8. 449 W. 4.55 ch’s, to post marked “S.G. M. Co. No. 6: Thence N. 42\44° W. 2.62 ch’s: to post No. 9 of Sogges Quartz Mine: Thence N, 75° E. 1.69 eh’s to post No. 8 of Sogge Q.M. Thence 8. 42° E. 1.54 ch’s. to post No. 7 of Boggs Q. M. Thence N. 48° EK. 3.03 ch’s to place of beginning, ! Containing 36-100 of an acre. Connecting Line: From post “8S. G.M. Co. aul Pagery W. 14.69 ch’s.to 14 See. eorner between Sec’s. 2and il 1 SN we Doe 8.2 AL Tp. 16N. R, 8 Magnetic variation 184° KE, e ining 10’ O nacon, 184 E, containing fee jooaiion ei this Mise is recorded in e Recorder’s office of Neyac ( ae Book 9; Puxe 490,01 Mining Loratiane one sayotning claimants are Nevada City extension € 7 30% z erie y old Quartz and Soggs Quartz Any end all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Spanish Gold Guat Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento in the State of California during the sixty Chr period a mublestion hereof, or they be barre yirtue he yi r" bigs Mabel y of the provisions SELDEN HETZEL, Register. wats is aed ordered th oticeof Application for Patent . ° lished for the period of 60 days, (ten po og pe lean 4) og the Nevapa DAILY TRAN3 PT, & daily newspaper publish Bvada City, Nevada ey ean? vicead SELDEN HETZEL, Register. at—the-foregoing The first publication of thig upeared on the 3d day of host iae* ae PARDON NOTIOE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Governor of California will be asked to commute the sentenee of GEORGE H i ERS, now servin; t f Poe 0 pene pss erm of seven years in nderc th glary 1st Degree’ er conviction of BurGE 3 aaa GEORGE H, ROGERS. Notice for Publication. U. 8. Land Orricg at SACRAMENTO, ie0s,{ : August i Nac IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tie F following named settler has filed noee of his intention to make final roof in mp ort of his claim, and that said roof M4 ll be made before ‘the Superior Judge of povade, contr at Nevada City, Cal., on Giltesple for the lote# wad'1o Afeandee C. iy. Ese es and 10 of Sec. 13, T. He names the following witn his continuous residence upon, sed cole tion of said land, viz: Henr Allen Noyes James Kitts, Cornelius ©, Gillespie Davi B. Ebaugh, all of Nevada City P. 0: “ ZEL, Re SELDEN HET: Pend sister, Spencerian Stee] Pens ‘Are the Best. Established 1860, JOSED BY THK BEsT PENMEN; i No. 1754. e ‘ Notice of Application for Patent for Mine~al Lands. U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL May Zist, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATC. W CROSS, whose Postoffice address is Sar emetic dite ae a gh enced as this~ hisfoog pee ent forthe Shanghai Placer Mine -Minmg~ Claim; containing a vein of quartz an bearing gold, including 8.83 acres of surface ground, situated in Nevada (formerly Gold Flat Miniag District, in Nevada County, State of Caliiornia, and designated by th field notes and official plat on file in this offiee, as Lot Number 170, in Gtncone « 1¢ North of Range 8 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian., Said Lot Nuinber 170 being described ag follows: ‘ Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata post marked 8. P.M. No 6, from which original corner bears north 2 degrees west 6 links distant,and post No. 6 at northwest corner of Mohigan Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 12 degress i minutes east, 11.64 chains distant, and a locust tree 6inchesin diameter bears north 13 degrees west;-1.62 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minuteseast. Deviation of needle 1 degree east. 1, North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 3.00 chains, flume outlet of diggings on north bank of fill of N. C, N.G.R. R., 5.75 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 5.67 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 1.15 chains to corner of same euter garden, 6.35 chains, it 8. Q. M. No.7 of Quartz ‘Lode Survey, 7.00 chains. et 8) Q. M. No. # of Quaitz Lode Survey, 7.62 chains, fence bears suuth-32-1-4 degrees—east, 7.62 chains West side of house, south west corner of which bears south 3214 degrees east, 13 links, 7.99 Chains east side of same house. Enter yard 9.37 chains to a post marked 8.P. diameter bears south 19 degrees east, 1.06 chains distant and original corner bears north 2 degrees west, 2.86 chains distant thence deflecting 96 degrees 50 minutes right. 2. South 2 degreeseast 0.58 chaing north side of wood shed, 0.88 chains south sidé of wood shed, 32 links from southwest corner of same leave yard, 1.31 chains, N.G.N. G, Bail Road bears bBurth-87. 8-4degrees east, and south 87 34 degrees west, 1.89 chains, fence bears east and west, 2.69 chains, outlet to hydraulic mining cut bears northeast and southwest, 8.05 chains, south edge of hydraulic mining cut, 10.18 chains to a post marked 8: P. M. No, 2 in garden, from which a pine tree ten inches in di-.~ ameter bears north 71 1-2 har, trend east, 0.95 chains, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 20.17 chains, anda post marked L. 4.Q. M.8. W, at-southwest corner of Little furk Quartz Mine (approved survey; bears south 86 1-4. degrees east, 2,95 chains distant, and a post marked P. Q. 'M. No. 2 of Potosi Quartz Mine(approved survey) bear south 89 1-4 degrees east, 7.48 chains distant, and a post marked R.’G. F, Q.M. 8. W. at south west corner of remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine and northwest corner of Potosi ‘Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears. north 67 degrees 25 minutes east, 9.23 Chains distant, and the corner to Sections 13 and 24 Township 16, North Range 8 East, and 18 and 9 Township 16, North Kange 9 East, ©. D. B. and M., north 8 degrees 30 minutes east, 31,51chains distant. and the northeast corner of acabin bears north 621-2 degrees west 3.04 chains distant. Phence deflecting 91 . degrees 30 minutes right. 3.South 89 degrees 30 niifiutes west along north line of Elia Rose agricultural patent, 3.53 chaing east pide of shed, 3.63 chains west side of a shed, 3.53 chains, fence bears northeast aud south west, 4.23 chains, fence bears northeast and southwest, 6,39 fence bears north 75 degrees west, leave garden 7,18 chains, road bears north 80 degrees west, 8.57 chains. Idaho ditch bears north &2 1-2degrees west, 8.97 chains, 1-4 Section corner between sections 13 and 24, Township 16 North, Kange 8 East, M. D. B. and M., 9.29 chains to a post marked 8 P MNO from which a pine tree 12 inches in diameter bears north 43 degrees west 47 links distant and the it at south eud of lode of New England location of Thomas Quartz Mine (appréved survey) bears north 70 degrees 2] minutes west, 9.54 chaius distant, and the corner to Sections 13,14, 23 and 24, Township 16 North, Range 3 East, M. D. B. and M, bears south 89 de grees 30 minutes west, 40.16 chains distant, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 30.70 chains distant. Thence deflect ing 88 degrees 30 minutes right. 4. North 2 deg. west 0.12 chs, Idahe ditch bears south 82 degrees east, 0.41 chains, road bears south 80 degrees east, 0.63 chains, fence bears east and west, 2.15 chains, edge of bydraulic mining cut, 3.24 chains, post 5:Q M, No. 4 of Quartz-Lode Survey, 3.76 chains, pdst 8. Q. M. No. 5 of Quartz. Lode surye 12 chains, southwest side of a cabin 7 links from west corner, 6.22 chains, north west side of cabin, 6 83chains, corner of blacksmith shop, 50 links east, 8.44 chains, edge of hydraulic mining cut, 8.59 chains, Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad bears north 87 3-4 degrees east, 8.51 chains to the place or beginning and containing 8.83 acres, subtracting 0.70 acres area included in survey of Shanghai Quartz.Lode, leaves area of placer claim 8.laacres, comprising a portion of the southeast 1-4 of southwest 4 and south west 1-4 of sovuthcast t-4 uf SeuifOll 1d, T,16N.,R.8E.,M.D.B. and M. Adjoiniao clsimants are the Ella Rose agricultura patent on the south, bounded otherwise by’ Government land. SHANGHAI QUARTZ LODE, x Survey of Lode Beginning at a post marked SQ M, No 4, ou west line of Shanghai Placer mine, in Hy lraulie cut, from which post Si? M No 6, at northwest corner of Shanghai Placer mine bears north 2 degrees west, 5 57 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minutes east. 1. Worth 45 degree 20 minutes east, 0.35 chains shaft bears south 45 degrees east, 5 links distant, 2,00 chains shaft bears north 45 degrees west, 17 links distant, 2.40 chains, incline to gravel claim bears north'45 degrees, west 80 links 2,70 Chains edge of hydraulic bank, 6.95 chs cross fen¢e bears east and west, 7.93 chains centerofN CN GR R, 8.85 chains, fence bears east and west, 9.45 chains to a post marked 8 Q M,) No 8, from which post $ P MNo 1 at northeast corner of Shanghai Placer mine bears north 81degrees 1) minutes east, 2.37 chains distant. . { ; Survey of Exterioy Boundaries. Beginning at a post marked’$ Q M No 5 on West line: of Shanghai Placer mine.— Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minuteseast. 1. North 45 degrees 20 minutes east, 2.40 chains, edge of hydraulic bank, 6.15 chs, fence bears gastand west. 7.18 chains NC NG RR, 7.62 chains, fence bers east and west, 8.57 chains to a post marked S Q M No7, on north line of Shanghai Placermine, Thence deflecting 35 degrees 50 minutes right, 2. North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 0.65 chaing to a post marked 8S Q M No8 (lode pont). Thence defiecting 54 degrees 10 minutes right, 3. South 44 degrees 40 minutes east 0.38 chains to a post. marked 8 Q M Nog. Thence defleeting 9M degrees right. 4, South 45 degrees 20 minutes west 0./1 chains, fence bears easc and west, 1.10 chains N C N G Railroad, 2.03 chains, fence bears east and ‘west, 7.40 chs edge of hydraulic eut, 9.45 chains to a post marked S$ Q M No 10, im hydraulic cut.— Thence deflecting 90 degrees right. 5. No:th 44 degrees 40 minutes west, 0.88 chains to posts Q@ M No 4,on lode. Thence deflecting 42 degrees 40 minutes right. 6, North 2 degrees west, 0 52chainsto the place df beginning and containing 0.70 acres, , Said claims are bounded on the North, Hashes Wiest by jane glaimed by. Gilles5 ple, und.on-the Sout bs Ella M. Rose,’ ~ if ange canada The record of the location of said claim is to be found in the Official Records in me Pounys Hesosdar's Offi¢e, at Nevada i n Book 60 ni 8 pron foe ng Kecords at page Any and all persons claiming adyersely the mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof ’so described, surveyed platted, and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law, and the regulations thereunder (wi hin 60 days from the first publication of this notice) with the Register of the United States Land O.ce at Sacramento in the State of California, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of \ asd, 1889, y of publication wason May Notice For Publication. Timber Land, Act June 3, 5 NITED States CAND OFFICE, SAC ento, Cal., May 3 Notice is hereby Pacr ey that in compliaace with the provisions of the Aét of Congress of June 3, belie entitled “An Act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” GEORGE A, COOPER of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of Valiforvbia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No, —, fo: e of Lots AIS oN OR ooo et tion No, 4, in Township No. 16 N, Range No. 10 E, end’ will omen b ot to show thet the land sought is i le for its tir ot ane ae fo ater to i and ‘before the 4 Receiver of this office at Sacrame: alk, on the 20th ot atarver Caper, Wilt Seda A. by Sooper, am faw, A. D. sutton and s i Baker, all of Nevada Any and all laiming adversely the above-deseribed. nested to file their claims tous oftes aaor before said 20th day = Ff eh Cuas. F. Ganpwan, Atty foF A i {LP stan’ loa bre urpaset by the marvéle of invention. whoare in ne hay home should at en or Hallett & Co, free, full, ta M. No.1, from which a pine tree 8.ineches in-—. Mi 4b TAKE . 8. CALKID L. 8. i OFFICR—“T mere TE 1 Year, Pp: Per Week ‘Agents Palmer & R T. D. Calkin c. L. Miller James Marri J. W. Roab J, W. Beatty Jd W. Orear. fa Mm, Nevada . 81 Sect Visi are . Cc Roi D FFICE 4 O N Attorne ILL P) Unite OFFICE— da City __. L 8, CALKL BR Book, Ne UBLISH DAILY erin Nort) ‘shed 8epte & Co ae Attorn w! LLPR “of the United State Office in t and Broad . e. R. Ph fice -Ca ~“Ornner HAM) Attorne: FRICE— Streets, Will pract State A 1f2 Qounselor Succer ILL P WwW. Sup) of the U.8. Office—TI ine street 8, LITTLE CAL Attorn: ILL P Unit OFFICEPine street ) « Attorne GRASS VA ATE D) ence polici Attoerne An al ‘Will pre ’ county, Bro UN COMMEE (ous Beet, Ff BACON 1 Wati i) 0.3 EEF, Bits HAMB. retail, And al first-clas

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Address Trie & Co., Augusta ne Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878. i NITED STATESLAND-OFFICE, SACRA~ mento, Cala., July 17th, 1889, Notice is hereby given thatiin compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, ‘‘An act for the sale of timber lands in the States ef California, Uregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ Oscar Newhouse of the rent and county of San Francisco, State of Caliiornia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 970, for the purc base of the W144 of NW and N'4 of 8W4 of Section No. 14,in Township No. 17 N, Range No. 11 EB, M. D. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register <7 son ha oa Office at Sacramento, on October 5th, 1589, ‘ : @ names as witnesses: H.C. Callahan, T. Pegaient § L, Newhouse and Win: Tiernan of Maybert, Nevada county, Cala. Any and all persons ciaiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on cr before said 5th day of October, 1889. " SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. . WN? ICkis hereby given by the under~* signed, Administratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, the -ereditors of, and all persons having claims ainst the said deceased, to exhibit em with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admiwsistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds,.at Nevada City, California, the same ate

the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, State of California. : MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. : P, F. Simonds, Attorney. 1 [No. 1770. Notice for Publication. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL.) ust 5th,. 1889. Au no METHOD contains nearly 300 pages, eleOWN s ca } S ¥ gantly printed frou large. Mighis uae "ergs, N°Gss THE CONSOLIDATED S8T. ° GOTHARD Gold Mining Compatiy, a corporation, by Theo. Wetzel, Secretary, Montgomery lication fora patent for 3000 feet of the onsolidated St. Gothard and Helvetia Quartz Lode, bearing gold, consisting of the “‘St. Gothard”’ and “Helvetia” locations, KaRt Merz’ Piano Method is the cowa-. situated in Columbia Hill Mining District, ing success of this well known author, and . Nevada County, Cala., and described as folisr lace of all other in-. lows,v iz: st, GOTHARD LOCATION, LOT 54. Commencing at stake No.6at S. W. corner of claim, from which the corner common to Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N. R. 9 M., bears 8. 56° 54 min. W 25 38 BE. M.D, Q once for full descriptive circular of this} chains distant; thence magnetic variation 18° E., N. 84° H. 1476 feet to stake; thence N. 23449 E, along East line of Yuba River post 7; ence 8,@114° K., (at 291.1 feet pass North than any other Piano Method now . 2,) 591.1 fe before the publie,itis sold A ois sainc urios end of lode, post No. 2) 591.1 feet to post &, ei N. E. corner; thence 8.434 9 W. 1500 feet, to post No. § 8. E. corner; thence N. 81%° W. (at 300 feet pass South end of lode, post No, 3), 600 feet to beginning—containing 20.63 aeres. ; LODE LINE. Commencing at Post No. 2; thence 8, 8° W-.1500 feet to, Post No, 3. % rtion of St. Gothard ‘location f Note :—A < reare invited to send for # sample . which conflicts with the Yuba River Quartz Mine, Lot 43, and which applicant expresse of Our: firge ly relinquish i ; anoat’ Pubtinnines a quishes, is excluded from above sent free on application. Teachers should . described as follows: Commencing at post cription, The excluded portion being No, 7, thence N. 814° W., 8.6 feet; thence 8.8349 W, 33,feet; thence N. 23!4° W. 34.3 feet to beginning. ‘ HELVETIA LOCATION, LCT NO, 55. Commencing at N. W, corner post No. 6, from which corner commonto Sections 20, D IF THERE 18 A 0. , BAN FRANCISCO, CAL’A, General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Ee C. A. Snow Opp. Petent Office. Washington, D. cy by An Exttaordinary Ofer, S222" ITHIN 1,000 MILES OF SAN FRAN-. 81%° W. 1500 feet to post No. 4. cisco, » North, Scuth, East or West, . a portion of Sections af and 23, T. 18, N, BR: (pprehased at or through this office, or any . 9E., M.D. M ofour branches om this Coust), which isnot {Crane cates and Altea icon eects in ip Fononded ok " n perfect re. “Helvetia ation” at a ite we pe xcepting only break-. Mining Records, Nevada Co., Popnlar NEW. HOME -RUNNING . G@ MACHI the leader of the age Feagtical io na ig and art work attachments, of which ‘ ; band best. 21, 28 and 29, Tp. 18 N., R. 9. E., M.D. M., bears 8, 55° 54-minutes W. 25.38 chains disence magnetic variation 18° E., ee North feet. to =N. £. corner, post No. 9; thence . 8.8349 W. 1500 feet to 8. E. corner post No. 10 ence N. 8134 © W. (at 300 feet pass post No. 4, South end of lode) 600 feet to S. W. corner post No. 5; thence N.8 %° E. 1500 7 9 . t wa New Home Sewing Machine eckia beginning, containing 20.60 acres, Commencing at stake No. 3: thence 8. Forming The location of the “St. Gothard Location” age 184, Book 8, and the age 469, Book 10, Cala. Adjo! ning claimant is Yuba River Quartz i Mini Compan We Vacant lands on ail other siden. oN All persons holding adverse claims thereTHE “NEW HOME” SEWING MAped pee nats Ne hg ‘we same before ; ys from OHINE OOMPANY, Ohas. E. Navlor, dey of pablicetion hereof, or thoy ae vatatan si ; by virtue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZEL, Re:ister W. D. Lone, Nevada Cit ney f Applicant. ’ Y, Attorney for Dividend Notice. mproveCPESR ON IHE DERBEC BLUE GRAY7 Peas pela hell oe yeah a a meeting o: @ Board of Director: fre abe enemed Company, held Welkae » July 17th, 1889, dividend No. 19 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared payable on Thursday July 25th, 1889, : fransfer books will be closed Monday Juty 22d, 1889, at 8 o’clock p. . THOS. Ss. FORD *~* "Attorney aad Counselor at Law. . “DOORS BELOW a HEO. WETZEL, Secreta « Office No. 522 Mon Street, Bar Pee Bai! tgomery street, ran . RICHARD DILLON, Constable and Oollector. )FFICE in Justice Wadgworth’s . OF Toom, Fine Burset, Meeeae oo e Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, following named settler has filed noof her intention to make final proof in oo es of her claim, and that d proof will be made‘ before the Hon. Superior Judge at Nevada City on September 2d, 1889, viz: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lote 1 and 2 of NEY 8o0f NW, ae gi SW1-4 of NE 14 SE 1-4 of NWa4 8-146 N ROE, MDB&M. ’ She names the following witnesses to prove her. continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Jacob Arbore of Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cala.; ichael Garver, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Agustus Monroe, of Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala.; Ezra Towle, of Neyada City, Nevada Co., Cala. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. J. 1. CALDWELL, Atty. a Jul > 1889. Ne teio Is REREBY GIVEN THAT THE ce Semi-Annual Report —OF THE— CITIZENS BANK, ‘. —WITH IT8S— Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial Condition on tha Morning of July 1, 1889. RESOURCES: Bank Premises + $ 5,90 00 Real Estate taken tor CODE sank uke i Beem OO Miscellaneous Bonds.. 24,100.00 County Warrants. ..._ 892 17 Loans on Real Estate.. 53,937 38 Loans on Stocks, Bonds und Warrants.... 4,751 11 Loanson Other. SecuriPAPERS Foe ae 7. «8,768 75 Loans on Personal SeCOP Lis ce ce anen 37,887. 80 Overdrafts pe 19,436 10 Coin on hand vie ses 89,489 49 Checks and Other Cash Items.. as See He) Due from Banks and Bankers 8,125 00 Furniture apd Fixtures 3,916 92 Gold Bullion and other Assets :.......'' 3,006.49 Total Assets... $211,983 71 bad LIABILITIES: Paid-up Capital. . .§30,000 00 Reserve Fund .... . 10,000 00 Undivided Profits .. . 12,987 48, Due Depositors.... . 156,854 20, Due Banks and BankLs ees " se 1,085 19 Dividends unpaid.... 1,057 14 Total Liabilities $211,983 71 STATE OF CALIFORNIA,) ,, COUNTY CF NEVADA : We,the undersigned, do mlonnly swear that we have each of us @ persona knowledge ofthe matters contained in the foregoing statements, and that the same is a true and correct report of the financial condition ofthe Citizens Bank and its agency at Grass Valley, onthe morning of July 1, 1889, according to the best of our knowledgeand belief; and that the assets-therein named are allin the custody of gaid Bank and its proper officers and correspondents; We furthermore solemnly swear that the aby capital stock of the Citizens Bank is ‘hirty Thousand Dollarsin gold-coin valu“ation, ag will appear front the foregoing report. E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. Morgan, Secretary. . A Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th day of July, 1889. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public. ~ Assessment ‘Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada City, California. ‘ Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 2d day of July, 1889, an assessment, (No. 20) of two cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpyration, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at his office at ne mine on Deer Creek, Nevada City, California. Any stock ‘upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of August, A. D. 1889, will be delinquent and advertised for sile at publit’ auction: and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wednessday, the 28th day of August, 1889, to pay the -delinquent assessment, together with costs Otay rs ne and expenses ofsale. By order of the Board of Trustees. }. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the mine, Deer Creek, near Suspension Bridge, Nevada City, Cal. ‘ No. 1571, Application fora Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL.) £ August Ist, 1889. } OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Spanish Gold Mining Company, a orporation, whose Postoffice address is, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., bas this day filedits application for a patent for 1474.4 linear feet of the Spanish Gold Quartz Mine or vein bearing geld with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, ‘County of Nevada and State of California and designated by “the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 122 in Township 16 North, Range 8 East of Mt. Diablo Meridian, a a No. 122 beifig described as follows, wit: ns LODE LINE. Beginning at post “S.G. M. Co. No. 1’ being also post No. 3 of Suggs Quartz Mine: Thence mag. var. 184° E.N. 42149 W. 22.34 ch’s. to post “Ss. G. MM. Co, No. 2.” EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES, Beginning at post ‘‘S.G: M. Co. No.3’ at 8. E. corner of Claim: ‘hence N, 424° W. 22.34. ch’s. to post “S. G. M. Co. No. 4:” Thence 8. 44° W, 9.10 ch’s. to post “8. G.M. Co. No. 5” from which 44 Sec, corner between Sec’s. 2and 11 T. 16 N. RK. 8-E. M. 1) M. bears 8. 10° 14’ W. 14.69 ch’s. Thence 8. 42:4 ® E. 22.34 ch’s. to post “8. G. M. Co. No. ‘ Thence N. 449 9,10ch’s. to place of begin: ning. Containing 20 and 27-100 Acres, Excépting land in conflict between SpanishGold cone Mine and Soggs Quartz Mine, ag _folOWB! i Beginning at post marked “8. G. M. Co No. 1: Thence 8. 449 W. 4.55 ch’s, to post marked “S.G. M. Co. No. 6: Thence N. 42\44° W. 2.62 ch’s: to post No. 9 of Sogges Quartz Mine: Thence N, 75° E. 1.69 eh’s to post No. 8 of Sogge Q.M. Thence 8. 42° E. 1.54 ch’s. to post No. 7 of Boggs Q. M. Thence N. 48° EK. 3.03 ch’s to place of beginning, ! Containing 36-100 of an acre. Connecting Line: From post “8S. G.M. Co. aul Pagery W. 14.69 ch’s.to 14 See. eorner between Sec’s. 2and il 1 SN we Doe 8.2 AL Tp. 16N. R, 8 Magnetic variation 184° KE, e ining 10’ O nacon, 184 E, containing fee jooaiion ei this Mise is recorded in e Recorder’s office of Neyac ( ae Book 9; Puxe 490,01 Mining Loratiane one sayotning claimants are Nevada City extension € 7 30% z erie y old Quartz and Soggs Quartz Any end all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Spanish Gold Guat Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento in the State of California during the sixty Chr period a mublestion hereof, or they be barre yirtue he yi r" bigs Mabel y of the provisions SELDEN HETZEL, Register. wats is aed ordered th oticeof Application for Patent . ° lished for the period of 60 days, (ten po og pe lean 4) og the Nevapa DAILY TRAN3 PT, & daily newspaper publish Bvada City, Nevada ey ean? vicead SELDEN HETZEL, Register. at—the-foregoing The first publication of thig upeared on the 3d day of host iae* ae PARDON NOTIOE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Governor of California will be asked to commute the sentenee of GEORGE H i ERS, now servin; t f Poe 0 pene pss erm of seven years in nderc th glary 1st Degree’ er conviction of BurGE 3 aaa GEORGE H, ROGERS. Notice for Publication. U. 8. Land Orricg at SACRAMENTO, ie0s,{ : August i Nac IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tie F following named settler has filed noee of his intention to make final roof in mp ort of his claim, and that said roof M4 ll be made before ‘the Superior Judge of povade, contr at Nevada City, Cal., on Giltesple for the lote# wad'1o Afeandee C. iy. Ese es and 10 of Sec. 13, T. He names the following witn his continuous residence upon, sed cole tion of said land, viz: Henr Allen Noyes James Kitts, Cornelius ©, Gillespie Davi B. Ebaugh, all of Nevada City P. 0: “ ZEL, Re SELDEN HET: Pend sister, Spencerian Stee] Pens ‘Are the Best. Established 1860, JOSED BY THK BEsT PENMEN; i No. 1754. e ‘ Notice of Application for Patent for Mine~al Lands. U. 8. Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL May Zist, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATC. W CROSS, whose Postoffice address is Sar emetic dite ae a gh enced as this~ hisfoog pee ent forthe Shanghai Placer Mine -Minmg~ Claim; containing a vein of quartz an bearing gold, including 8.83 acres of surface ground, situated in Nevada (formerly Gold Flat Miniag District, in Nevada County, State of Caliiornia, and designated by th field notes and official plat on file in this offiee, as Lot Number 170, in Gtncone « 1¢ North of Range 8 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian., Said Lot Nuinber 170 being described ag follows: ‘ Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata post marked 8. P.M. No 6, from which original corner bears north 2 degrees west 6 links distant,and post No. 6 at northwest corner of Mohigan Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears north 12 degress i minutes east, 11.64 chains distant, and a locust tree 6inchesin diameter bears north 13 degrees west;-1.62 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minuteseast. Deviation of needle 1 degree east. 1, North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 3.00 chains, flume outlet of diggings on north bank of fill of N. C, N.G.R. R., 5.75 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 5.67 chains, fence bears south 58 1-4 degrees west, 1.15 chains to corner of same euter garden, 6.35 chains, it 8. Q. M. No.7 of Quartz ‘Lode Survey, 7.00 chains. et 8) Q. M. No. # of Quaitz Lode Survey, 7.62 chains, fence bears suuth-32-1-4 degrees—east, 7.62 chains West side of house, south west corner of which bears south 3214 degrees east, 13 links, 7.99 Chains east side of same house. Enter yard 9.37 chains to a post marked 8.P. diameter bears south 19 degrees east, 1.06 chains distant and original corner bears north 2 degrees west, 2.86 chains distant thence deflecting 96 degrees 50 minutes right. 2. South 2 degreeseast 0.58 chaing north side of wood shed, 0.88 chains south sidé of wood shed, 32 links from southwest corner of same leave yard, 1.31 chains, N.G.N. G, Bail Road bears bBurth-87. 8-4degrees east, and south 87 34 degrees west, 1.89 chains, fence bears east and west, 2.69 chains, outlet to hydraulic mining cut bears northeast and southwest, 8.05 chains, south edge of hydraulic mining cut, 10.18 chains to a post marked 8: P. M. No, 2 in garden, from which a pine tree ten inches in di-.~ ameter bears north 71 1-2 har, trend east, 0.95 chains, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 20.17 chains, anda post marked L. 4.Q. M.8. W, at-southwest corner of Little furk Quartz Mine (approved survey; bears south 86 1-4. degrees east, 2,95 chains distant, and a post marked P. Q. 'M. No. 2 of Potosi Quartz Mine(approved survey) bear south 89 1-4 degrees east, 7.48 chains distant, and a post marked R.’G. F, Q.M. 8. W. at south west corner of remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine and northwest corner of Potosi ‘Quartz Mine (approved survey) bears. north 67 degrees 25 minutes east, 9.23 Chains distant, and the corner to Sections 13 and 24 Township 16, North Range 8 East, and 18 and 9 Township 16, North Kange 9 East, ©. D. B. and M., north 8 degrees 30 minutes east, 31,51chains distant. and the northeast corner of acabin bears north 621-2 degrees west 3.04 chains distant. Phence deflecting 91 . degrees 30 minutes right. 3.South 89 degrees 30 niifiutes west along north line of Elia Rose agricultural patent, 3.53 chaing east pide of shed, 3.63 chains west side of a shed, 3.53 chains, fence bears northeast aud south west, 4.23 chains, fence bears northeast and southwest, 6,39 fence bears north 75 degrees west, leave garden 7,18 chains, road bears north 80 degrees west, 8.57 chains. Idaho ditch bears north &2 1-2degrees west, 8.97 chains, 1-4 Section corner between sections 13 and 24, Township 16 North, Kange 8 East, M. D. B. and M., 9.29 chains to a post marked 8 P MNO from which a pine tree 12 inches in diameter bears north 43 degrees west 47 links distant and the it at south eud of lode of New England location of Thomas Quartz Mine (appréved survey) bears north 70 degrees 2] minutes west, 9.54 chaius distant, and the corner to Sections 13,14, 23 and 24, Township 16 North, Range 3 East, M. D. B. and M, bears south 89 de grees 30 minutes west, 40.16 chains distant, and original corner bears south 2 degrees east, 30.70 chains distant. Thence deflect ing 88 degrees 30 minutes right. 4. North 2 deg. west 0.12 chs, Idahe ditch bears south 82 degrees east, 0.41 chains, road bears south 80 degrees east, 0.63 chains, fence bears east and west, 2.15 chains, edge of bydraulic mining cut, 3.24 chains, post 5:Q M, No. 4 of Quartz-Lode Survey, 3.76 chains, pdst 8. Q. M. No. 5 of Quartz. Lode surye 12 chains, southwest side of a cabin 7 links from west corner, 6.22 chains, north west side of cabin, 6 83chains, corner of blacksmith shop, 50 links east, 8.44 chains, edge of hydraulic mining cut, 8.59 chains, Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad bears north 87 3-4 degrees east, 8.51 chains to the place or beginning and containing 8.83 acres, subtracting 0.70 acres area included in survey of Shanghai Quartz.Lode, leaves area of placer claim 8.laacres, comprising a portion of the southeast 1-4 of southwest 4 and south west 1-4 of sovuthcast t-4 uf SeuifOll 1d, T,16N.,R.8E.,M.D.B. and M. Adjoiniao clsimants are the Ella Rose agricultura patent on the south, bounded otherwise by’ Government land. SHANGHAI QUARTZ LODE, x Survey of Lode Beginning at a post marked SQ M, No 4, ou west line of Shanghai Placer mine, in Hy lraulie cut, from which post Si? M No 6, at northwest corner of Shanghai Placer mine bears north 2 degrees west, 5 57 chains distant. Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minutes east. 1. Worth 45 degree 20 minutes east, 0.35 chains shaft bears south 45 degrees east, 5 links distant, 2,00 chains shaft bears north 45 degrees west, 17 links distant, 2.40 chains, incline to gravel claim bears north'45 degrees, west 80 links 2,70 Chains edge of hydraulic bank, 6.95 chs cross fen¢e bears east and west, 7.93 chains centerofN CN GR R, 8.85 chains, fence bears east and west, 9.45 chains to a post marked 8 Q M,) No 8, from which post $ P MNo 1 at northeast corner of Shanghai Placer mine bears north 81degrees 1) minutes east, 2.37 chains distant. . { ; Survey of Exterioy Boundaries. Beginning at a post marked’$ Q M No 5 on West line: of Shanghai Placer mine.— Thence magnetic variation 15 degrees 45 minuteseast. 1. North 45 degrees 20 minutes east, 2.40 chains, edge of hydraulic bank, 6.15 chs, fence bears gastand west. 7.18 chains NC NG RR, 7.62 chains, fence bers east and west, 8.57 chains to a post marked S Q M No7, on north line of Shanghai Placermine, Thence deflecting 35 degrees 50 minutes right, 2. North 81 degrees 10 minutes east, 0.65 chaing to a post marked 8S Q M No8 (lode pont). Thence defiecting 54 degrees 10 minutes right, 3. South 44 degrees 40 minutes east 0.38 chains to a post. marked 8 Q M Nog. Thence defleeting 9M degrees right. 4, South 45 degrees 20 minutes west 0./1 chains, fence bears easc and west, 1.10 chains N C N G Railroad, 2.03 chains, fence bears east and ‘west, 7.40 chs edge of hydraulic eut, 9.45 chains to a post marked S$ Q M No 10, im hydraulic cut.— Thence deflecting 90 degrees right. 5. No:th 44 degrees 40 minutes west, 0.88 chains to posts Q@ M No 4,on lode. Thence deflecting 42 degrees 40 minutes right. 6, North 2 degrees west, 0 52chainsto the place df beginning and containing 0.70 acres, , Said claims are bounded on the North, Hashes Wiest by jane glaimed by. Gilles5 ple, und.on-the Sout bs Ella M. Rose,’ ~ if ange canada The record of the location of said claim is to be found in the Official Records in me Pounys Hesosdar's Offi¢e, at Nevada i n Book 60 ni 8 pron foe ng Kecords at page Any and all persons claiming adyersely the mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof ’so described, surveyed platted, and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law, and the regulations thereunder (wi hin 60 days from the first publication of this notice) with the Register of the United States Land O.ce at Sacramento in the State of California, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of \ asd, 1889, y of publication wason May Notice For Publication. Timber Land, Act June 3, 5 NITED States CAND OFFICE, SAC ento, Cal., May 3 Notice is hereby Pacr ey that in compliaace with the provisions of the Aét of Congress of June 3, belie entitled “An Act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” GEORGE A, COOPER of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of Valiforvbia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No, —, fo: e of Lots AIS oN OR ooo et tion No, 4, in Township No. 16 N, Range No. 10 E, end’ will omen b ot to show thet the land sought is i le for its tir ot ane ae fo ater to i and ‘before the 4 Receiver of this office at Sacrame: alk, on the 20th ot atarver Caper, Wilt Seda A. by Sooper, am faw, A. D. sutton and s i Baker, all of Nevada Any and all laiming adversely the above-deseribed. nested to file their claims tous oftes aaor before said 20th day = Ff eh Cuas. F. Ganpwan, Atty foF A i {LP stan’ loa bre urpaset by the marvéle of invention. whoare in ne hay home should at en or Hallett & Co, free, full, ta M. No.1, from which a pine tree 8.ineches in-—. Mi 4b TAKE . 8. CALKID L. 8. i OFFICR—“T mere TE 1 Year, Pp: Per Week ‘Agents Palmer & R T. D. Calkin c. L. Miller James Marri J. W. Roab J, W. Beatty Jd W. Orear. fa Mm, Nevada . 81 Sect Visi are . Cc Roi D FFICE 4 O N Attorne ILL P) Unite OFFICE— da City __. L 8, CALKL BR Book, Ne UBLISH DAILY erin Nort) ‘shed 8epte & Co ae Attorn w! LLPR “of the United State Office in t and Broad . e. R. Ph fice -Ca ~“Ornner HAM) Attorne: FRICE— Streets, Will pract State A 1f2 Qounselor Succer ILL P WwW. Sup) of the U.8. Office—TI ine street 8, LITTLE CAL Attorn: ILL P Unit OFFICEPine street ) « Attorne GRASS VA ATE D) ence polici Attoerne An al ‘Will pre ’ county, Bro UN COMMEE (ous Beet, Ff BACON 1 Wati i) 0.3 EEF, Bits HAMB. retail, And al first-clas