February 10, 1888 (4 pages)

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Mr. Si all its . cessfully treated. { Dr. Gibbon has the pleas: . k If relief be not obtained, ’ STRAY JOKES. nies Slifecemmes Messenger boys sometimes indulge in jumpring contests, but the jumps are always standing ones.—New Haven News. : Who says Harvard is a small place? Visitors—Is that building the law school? . Dumiley, °89—Well—er, the trith is, I've only . been here three years, and I don’t know all thé buildings quite yet. —Harvard Lampoon. The world would.be better if we could know Ourselves as thoroughly as others know us And keep in memory the debts we owe As constantly as those which others owe ns. —Boston Courier. Awriter in a November magazire asks: “Are the lower animals, approsching inan?’ Some of the lower animals here frequently . approached boys in the vicinity of orchards, ind no doubt they would also appreacb aan Norristown Herald. . f he were on the same errand as the boys. — Edison says only one-fourth of a ton of The rest goes up the chimney. The rest is left at the coal “My sister Clara,” said Bobby to young ssy, ‘‘was talking to ma about your Saving so early last night.” @e was sorry, Bobby?’ whispered young Sissy. “No; she said she s’posed you went home . 30 early because very likely your mamma “Did she say . wouldn't let you carry anight key.”"—The Epoch. “You're sinoking cigarettes, my boy;” He soothed the youngster’s curly head. “Smoke on,” and then a look of joy The undertaker'’s face o’erspread Dr. Price’s Cream* Baking . Ammonia, . . neral ode, . town Herald. . aight, Mr. Augur. Mrs. Nouveau (to departing guest I had begun to thi — Boston Courier It is said that Tennyson “has written a fuPunch shouldsecure an advance . 2<opy and brighten up its columns.--Norris. had gone, and that we had missed the pleas j are of saying goodby to you,—Harper's _ . Bazar. . . ba i . { . berlain a Jonah. . { . Boston Post. j cases, but when an . ger of. freezing to rope, and has resumed practice at the Dis-. keep too cool.—The E pensary, 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, . ute old patients and those requirin. . With gr . Misfor . When coa . The Canadian pape He ou t so get on the inside of the fish question.— a fi 1 OK t 1 And snow is com When neuralgia comes feelir you have a tooth that bez . a spring chicken was dic re'caliing ? When first engaged she use: to write “On monogram paper of creamy white. But since we're married, ttsrather hard, She says all she needs on a postal « ard, pers Bazar r, Chant: ght, then; to bo ablo Presence of mind is all well enou®h-in some ds hi ie sit if in GanUidn't try to 1 a) ay, 1 life's cup, J Us arown, sup mg wn oston Courier z around, and feel as though zing away at its . coots, it is time to pullet out.—Americat . Artisan. College football tearns have been doing a rushing business this fall.—Burlington Free Now in working slippers neatly, Girls prepare for Christmas day; By and by they’li work them fleetly In’a more emphatie way. ~-Boston Budget. Passenger (on southern railroad)—What rain is this, conductor? called the Great Northern limited, Conductor—It is Passenger—Why “limited?” Conducter—Because it runs only a limited number of miles an bour . Ticxet, please.—The Epoch: A thousand dollars an bour is said to be a he editing The Bli low estimate of Jay Gould’s income, Were rd he would lose about $10,000 worth of time each day through the Persons at a distance may be CURED AT . mstrumentality of people. who call to talk over the weather and things.—Oil City Blizrvard. Now winter draweth on apace And driveth out the summer; The haughty ice man giveth place “Unto the humble plumber. P_S.—This_poem_-swill_be—vice—versa-next April.— Washington Critic. E, g ‘Are there no statesmen left?” asks Col. A. K. McClure. Yes, Aleck, a good many. There are dozens of them left ‘at every election. — Wilkesbarre Leader. “A rooster that strums on the piano is exciting the people of Salem, Ills,” There is one thing to be said in favor of such a piano player. —Norristown Herald. The rooster goes to bed at sundown. Never Fails to Amuse. , “Anything going on?” ashed the city treasurer of a Dakota town of the mayor. “No; dull,” replied the mayor. do.” the time.” urer, “Yes, sir, rage. court martialed.” “What fer?” ice infection. before! gestion! now? Texas Siftings. What do you want? got ons too ma: -From the German, 4 “No excitement for a month, I guess?” “None that I remember of.” “Well, I'd like'to have some amusement of some kind, but Idon’t know what we can “Hang it all!” returned the mayor, “I’ve got it—I know what we can do to pass away “What is it?’ inquired the breathless treas“Why,” replied the mayor, with visible emotion, as he got up and put on his hat, “get the boys together and let’s go and move the county, seat. The blasted old thing hasn’t been snaked across the prairie for over threo .months.”—Chicago Tribune. Boil your ice, et. America’s Big Four. Prince of Wales—Mamma, allow me ta present you to Mr. Blaine of America Victoria—Happy to meet him. “And this is Mr. Gould.” ‘4sGlad to see you, sir.” “And this is Mr, Cody.” ““T have had the honor of meeting Mr. Cody before, my sop, but what means this omission? Where is Mr. Sullivan?” “He wouldn’t come.”—Omaha World, 8 The Police to Blame. First Foot Pad—Poor Jim's dead. Second Foot Pad—So I heard—shot through the heart by a gent he tried to rob. it’s an outrage; a bloody out Fhese ere perlicemen ought. to bo “Fer not enforcing the law against carry in’-concealed weapons.”—Omaha World. Boil Your ice, That was a brilliant suggestion of a corre BS spondent that boiling is a sure preventive of What a happy thought! And se strange that nobody ever thought of it How simple the sugJust how you are to make the ice contribute vo its original purpose after boiling it is somewhat dikicult to see. mind a little matter like that; first boil your . ice, then you are safe from the ravages of hidden disease,—Philadelphia Telegraph, A Deserving Case. Omaha_Dame—Well, what’s the He wants me to ask you for some warm water and soap so he can . wash himself before eating. “Sakes alive! He does? Go tell Jano to! the proceeds applied tothe payment of the show him to the bath room and ask “him to . stay to dinner.—OQmaha World, Economy Is Wealth. Little Iky Schaumburg having fallen and . @lerk. of the Superior Court. aforesaid, do . a lump on his forehead bel ei ly sug. . hereunto set my band whd ini press the Seal raised » SOM bod sl A Numerous Family. Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Jones’ Servant Girl— Servant Girl—Mrs. Jones sends her regards, and says would you be so kind as to count your chiljren and ‘see if you haven’t , as our Kitty hasn’t come home and school has been out two hours.— Fair . But never matter, Vouldn’t that tramp eat the crust I told you to give him? ' Little Son—Not ¥ ALES y WRAL “A V4 . ASTO for Infants and Children. z “Castoria is so well adapted tochildren that [recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me.” #. A. Arcrer, M.D., Tae Centacr Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. Y. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructat‘on, . oe gives sleep, promotés on, diNORTH LOCATION, No. 1666, ‘Application for a Patent. U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Gal,,) January lyth, 1888. IN Wace IS HEREBY GIVE) IN *Home Goid Mining Company,” the Postoffice address of whichis San Franciseo, California, has this dav filed its application fora pstent for 455.4 linear feet of the “Home ing gold and silver, with surface ground as described herein, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of Califor-nia,aud designated by the official field notes of survey, and the official plat of survey, on file in this office, as lot No. 152, in Township No. 16, North Kauge 8 East of Mouut Diablo meridian, said lot No. 158, being as follows, to-wit: ; Instrument Solar Transit “0.53. SURVEY OF THE LODE. Beginning at postin rock mound. on tail. ings of Deer creek, marked “H. Q. M.N. } No. 1,7 being also Post No. 1 of “Home . Quartz Mine (South location),” thence, with magnetic variution 18> East, N .299.57’ W, 5.00 chains to center of Wood's Ravine, course south westerly, 8.00 chains to west bank of Wood's Kavine, south’ westerly, 8.45 chains to.tunnel 25 feet iong, 9.00 chains to mining cut, 20 feet long, 9.60 chains to shaft } 15 feet deep, 50 links to right, 12.19 Chains tw } south bank of Wqod’s Kavine, conrse south easterly 42.86 chains to north bank of Wood Ruvine, course southeasterly, 12.95 chains o 855.4 feet, to _post Mi rock mound, marked 1H. Qs M.oN. No. 2,"’ on north end of lode . clatin, from which a live ouk tree, 24 inches (india , bears North 73!4° West, 2 links dis } tant. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning—at post in Woed's Ravine, j; marked“H.Q, M. N. No. 3,’ at northwest jecorner from which‘an alder tree, 12 inches . in dia. bears South, do Hust, iy dinks dis. tant. ice, with magnetic variation 182 . East, N71? Eust, 1.10 chains to north bunk . of Wood's Ravine course south easterly, 1.01 enains orfly.o teetto vost. No, ou aorta end of lode claim, 3.62 Chains or 238.9 feet to post en rock mound, marked QM No. 4," at northeast corner, fram which a black oxk tree, 36 inchesin dia. bears west 7¥ links distant, dud original post om wes line of Wyoming Quartz Mine, U. 8S. Patent, bears north 71> East, 70 links distant; tl ce, south 28° 39’ E. 12.91 chiiins or $52.1 feet to post in-reck mound on north: bank of Deer Creek, marked “HH, Q. M: N. No. 5,” at southeast corner, being alsu post No. 30f “Home Quartz Mine (south Locu tiou),’ from which Post No, 4 of Ural Quartz Mine, United .Staies Patent, bears 2? wv" Elvlinks dis.ant, andthe entrance to Wyoming lower tunnel, bears north 40> E,2.1 Chains distant, and the center of Home*Gold Mining Company's double compartment incline sanit, bears. fortis 54142 W, 1.55 chains distaut, and the Sec tion eorner, Common to Sections aly i, . isand 14, Pownshiplé North Kange 8 East Mount Diublomeridian, bears 8 41>, 41° 4 Ag.io chains distant, und post No. 10 of West Providence Quartz Mine, approved surve) bears south sulg? BE 8.0 Chains distant, thence south 7i>, W 100 ft. or 1.5],0 Chieins to post No.1,on south end of lode eclufin, 38.08 Chuins to Post No.w.7 of Home Quartz Mi (south locution), 6.68¢hains or 132.6 feet tu post in rock mgund-on tailing [ Creek, marked “H.Q.M. N, 0.6,” atsouth west coruer, thencegnorth 28> 37’ W 1.4 chains, lo west bunk of Wood’s Ravine, course south westerl 7) Chainsto south buuk of Wood's Kuvyine, course south east erly, 12.00 chains or'o01.4u feettuthe place ot besinning, contuininy an area of Four ang sixty-one one-hundredtis (4.61) acres. Connecting Line. From post marked “H. Q, M. N. No.5,’, thence S 30149 E 17.20 chains, thence north chains, thence north 144° W. vw chains, thence north wz? E .o1 chains, to post common to Sections 11, 12, ~ib and 14, Township 16, Nurth Range & East Mount Diabio Meridian, making calculate: course and distance 8 41> 41’ E 13.16 Chuins. The saidaniping heim bein of record iu the office of the County Kecorder of the said County of Nevada, State of California, in Certuin Conveyances tugthe “Home Gola . Mining Company,’ and others, prior to saia Company: The udjoining claimants are The Wyoming Quastz Mine, lot No. &, U. 8. Vatent, and Ural Quartz Mine, Lot. a maar fs Pein 0 iat Partent, on the east,andthe Home Quartz 6.67 survey, On the south. Any and all persous any portion of said (North Location) or preaguired to file their Wdyerse with the Keyister of the United States Land Office at Sucramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, orthivy will be barred’ -by virtue of the provisions of ‘the. Revised Statutes of the United states. SELDEN HEIZEL, Register: Itis hereby orderea thatthe foregoing no tice of application for patent be published forthe pemod of sixty (00) days (ten con secutive weeks) in the Sevada Daily Tran script, wu daily mewspaper published ut Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was made on the Zist day of Junuory 1558. Geo. A, Knight, 244 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California, attorney for applicant. claiming Home surface adversely quartz mine ground are claims Summons, ie THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE : county of Nevada, State of Californiai— State of California, County of Névada, ss ‘The People of the State of California send Greeting : To: H. G; BAITY, T. Cc, RANDALL, WILLTAM \WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and RAE, ROBINSON, De fendants. You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against youin the Superior Court of the County of Nevada,State of Cul ifornia,. ou twenty-ninth day of October, 1857, by JOHN CURRY and MARKY A. CUR. RY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of-service) after the service on you ofthis Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default according to. the prayer of said complaint The said action isbronyhtto ohktain a de cree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage described inthe said éom plaint and executed by the said H. G. Batty, on the 28th day of April, 1886, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note dated April 28th, 1486, “due cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four ‘Thousand seven Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises con veyed by said mortgage may be sold, and anount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to wit : The principal suin of $4,700 with interest thereon-from April usth, 1586, atthe rate ofsix percent. per annum, and entupon th amount found due for Attorney’s fee, and. Costs of suit. And in case such proceeds are not suificient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution against said H,G Batty forthe balance remaining due, and that also the said defendants and all persons claiming'by, thro .gh or under them or either of them may be barred and forec!osed of all right, title, Claim, lien, equity of redemption, and interest in and to said mortgaged premises, and for other and further relief. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to uppearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiffs will apply to the Court forthe relief demanded in the said complaint. : In testimony whereof, I, F. -G. © Beatty, . of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevagested to his mother that she press a silver . da, on the 2th day of October, A. D, 1887. dollar on the bruised place, which would cause the swelling to subside. . ‘‘Repecca,” said Mose Schaumburg, “you {don’t need awhole tollar. Schoost press a a haluf a tollar dot bump on. Vat for you vant to indulge in so many oxtravagances/”"— [Seal. . . A. D. Masou F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Ky W. b. Harris, Deputy. for Piffs jan5 AS Eat \ @ are now prepared to furnish all classes with employment at-home, all the time, on for their spare moments. Business new, light ahd profitable. Pérsonsof either sex easily clear from 50 cents to $ per evening, anda pio, ortional pum by devoting all theirtime to the business. Boys and girl earn neafffas much asmen. That all who sce this may send their address and test the business, we make this offer. To wuch as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full articulars and outfit free. Address Georges: TINsON & Co., Portland, Maine, ) THAT THE} Quartz mine (North Jocation),” or vein bear. Mine (South Location), Lot No. 14, approved } WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION. . SOUTH LOCATION. i ts . ; ; No. 1667. . Application for a Patent. . United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., January 19, 1888. . ,OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N\ “Home Gold Mining Company,” whore Post Office address is San Franeisvo, GaliforPi has this-day filed its application: for a atent for 1299.54 linear feet of the “Horie . Quartz Mine.(South location) ’’ or vein bear"fing gold and silver, with surface g ound xs described herein, situatedin Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated by the official field notes of survey, and the official plat of surAey. on file in this office, as Lot No. 154, in Township No, 16 North Rauge 8 East of Mount Diablo, meridian, aaliot No. 154, being as follows, to-wit: ---\~ =e Instrnment Solar Transit No. 53. Survey of the Lode. Beginning at post in rock mound on tailingsin Deer Creek, marked “H, Q. M.S, No. 1,’ on north end of lode claim, being also post No. 1 of “Home Quartz Mine ‘North Location.)’’ Thence, with magnetic variation 18> East, South 30%° East, 1:75 chains, to south bank of Deer Creek, 2.10 chains to tunnel on lode, now caved in, and said to be 80 fee't long,2.50 ehains ta mining excavation C15 feet shaft 15 feet deep, 45 links to righ‘, chains to tunnel on lode 15 links tuo right, 8.07 chainsto Kougb ond Ready ditgh, course south westerly, 16.34 ehains to fence course E. and W., 19.69 chains, or 1299.54 fee to post in rock-mound, marked “H.Q. M. S. No. 2,"" on south end of lode claim. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. q Beginning.at postinrock moundon north bank of Deer creek, marked “H. Q: M.S. No. 3,” at northeast corner, being also Post. No. 5, of ‘Home Quartz Mine (North Location,” from Which Post: No, 4of Ural Quartz Mine U.S. Patent, bears 26° 20’ E 10 links*d tant, and the éntrance to Wyoming lower tunnel bears N 46°° E 2.91 chains distan’, and center of Home incline shaft bears N 041-47 W 1.33 chains distant, Thenee, with inugnetie variation, 18° East, South 301,° KE, 1.76 chains to south bank of Deer Creek, ascend 3,29 chains totunnel in mining ex cavation, 65 links to nght. 3.50 chainstoshait 4 feet deep, 50 links to right, 5.60 chains to tunnel 40 links to right, 8.09 caains to Rough and Keady ditch, course northwesterly, 8/9 chainsto PostNoO. 10Of West Providence Quaitz Mine, pproved survey, 11.39 chains to Cross sect. on line, between sections 11 and 4, 26 chains west ofsection rorner common to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, /Townsuip No. lo North Range & East, Mount Di ablo meridian, 16.69 chains to fence jcourge E & W., 17.15 chains to fence course N ands, i7.0 chains to postinrock mound, marked “H. Q. M. 8. No.4,” being also Post No. 14, of West Providence Qnartz Mine, from which aspruce tree 10 diameter beiirs north 4i links distant, andsection corner common tu Sections 11, 13 and 14:-Sownship 16, North Range 8 t Mount Diablo meridian, bears, N .O 1-4 E59 chains distant. This section corner beiug also, Post. No. 13. of Providence Quartz Mine, U. 8. patent, 19.19 chains, or 1Zv.54 feet, ta post marked “*H. ©. M. No. 4,’ (original corner.) Thence, sout bil west, 1.85 Chains, to post in rock mound inarked, “*H,Q. M. 3. No. 5,” being also. Post No. 180f West Providence Quurtz Mine, approved survey, from whicha black ouk tree, 15 inohes in dia., bears N 18 1-4> E, 90 links distant, 1.51 chains or 100 feet, to post marked ‘i. Q M. 8.’ No. %,’’ on. south end of lods laim, 8.03 chains or 200 feet, to postin rocix mound marked “H,Q: M. 8. No. 6,” at souti.west Corner, in Chas.tMcHugh’s field, from wich a dcubte back oak tree—25-inches—itr dia. bears S 3 / 1.68. chains distant Lience north 8447 W 3.81 chains to fence course E and W., 9.49 chains to cross section line. between Sections 11 and 14,6.40 chains west ofsection Corner common to Sections il 14,18 and 14, Township le, North Range 8 fast Mount Diablo meridian, 9.v4 chains to ough and Keady ditch, course south weeierly, 10.02chaing, to Post No. ¥of West Provi dence Quartz miue, approved survey, 17.69 ns tesouth-bunk—ofDeer ereek, 19.04 chains, or 1299.54 feét, to postin rock mound on tailings of Deer creek, marked, "H. Q. M. 3. No. 7,”. at northwest corner, thence north 71? East, 1.51.5 chains or 100 feet, to Post No. i, on North-end of-lode claim: 3,03 chains, or 200 feet to the place of beginning, containing an area of (5.84) Five and eighty-four onehundredths acres, Connecting line. From Post No. 4, of “Home Quartz Mine (South Location), thence north-3.67 chains, thence north i43-4> west .90 chains thence north 29> east .51 chains, to ,section post eon mion to Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, TownNo. 1659, A-lication for a; Patent. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal. November 8th, 1857. NSS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. LN MARTIN, Whose Post Office address is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayflower Placer Mine, containing the Mayflower quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all bearing gold, 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 No. 8?, in Township 16, North Range y East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, — Said Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20 and 21, T. 16, N. R.9 E. M D. M. at Post marked “‘M, P. M. No. 1 [hence magnetic variation 1814 ° East S0° 45’ E, at 12.22 che ie No. 11 of Somi@tre Ptacer Mine approved’survey, at_17.55 chs post No 10 of Sundoe Placer Mint; also post of Dittle Wo-f Creek Placer Mine’at 19.63 chs cross Banner road, course kK. and W. 2048 ches or 1351.7 ft postin reck mound marked “M.-P. M. No. 2,” from which a pine tree 12 in. dya. bears’N.:1® W. "1.68 chs dist. being also post No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey;thence S 89° °15' W. at 10.08 chs post No. 8 of ‘Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post of Richard’s Placer Mine, approved survey, 20.15 chs post No7of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also post of Nute Placer Mine 40,60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked *M. P. M. No.3’ from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N. 85° W. 62 links dist being also post No6 of Nute Place Mine, approved survey. Thence N.45° 2r W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road course E. and W. 10.04 chs or 662.64 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. No. 4” from which a black oak tree 6in. dia. bears N. 86° E. 33 links distant. Thence N. 2° E. at 2.34chs cross South Yuba Ditch cou erly at6.83 chatns post No 3 of Alaska Quartz Mine, at 7.21 chs post-No1lofAlaskaQuartz Mine at 7.59 chains post. No 6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or 841.5 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. Nod” from which a spruce tree 15 in. dia. bears 8, 6° W. 67 links dist. ons .uth boundary of Greenman Placer Mine approved sury Thence N. 88° 30’ Eat 2.10 chang 8 ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains '4 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, 1 16N ROE, MD M, also post No5ofNute Placer Mine, approved survey at 9.06 chains post No 25 of Nute Placer Mine approved, survey, also post of Greenman Placer Mine at 11.20 ¢hs Westerly bank of Hydraulic Mining excavation at 13.98 chains Easterly bank of said excavation at 14.01 chains post No 1 of Mayflower Quartz Mine at14.69 chs post No 3 of May 4ower quartzmine at 15.29 chains cross Little Wolf Creék course-North Westerly at 21.47 chs. cross Sonth Yuba Diteh. course South Easterly at 22.66 chs post marked ‘M, DM No8’’on line between Little Wolf Creek placer mine and Sandoe placer mine approved survey at 30.25 ehains port marked ‘M. P.M. No 7’ on Easterly boundary of Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 2196 feet or 47.16 chains to the place of beginning eontaining an area of Ninety-three and_fifteen one hundredths (93.15) acres of which 2.65 acres are contained in the survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz mines hereinafter described, leaving an area of 0.5 acres in the Mayflower placer mine, MAYFLOWER QUAKTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at-postin rock mound marked “M.Q. M. Nol,’ on Northwest end ‘of. lode claim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.19° W 1.10 chains distant and original post bears N 58° 36’ W. 10.02 chains dis tant and 14 section corner between Sectious 17 and 20716 NRYE, M.D. M, bears S 88'4° W 14.01 chains distant and the entrance to fhe Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68> 28’ W 2.01 chains distant. Thence with magnetic Variation 1814 9. E, 8 58° 36’ E 13.20 chains or 871.2 feet tou sugar pine stump partly burn ed, marked **M, {. No2" on Southeast endof load claim from whicha l5inches dia. bears N 61139 W distant Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at postin rock mound marked MQM No 8” at South Eust corner. Thence $.58°9 36’ E at 8.45 chains cross South Yuba «itch course Westerly 12.63 chains or 833.6 feet post in rock mound marked “¥.Q M No 4,’ at South East corner. Thence 8 30° 30’ W at 0.83 Chains sugar pipe stump marked ‘MQ M, No 2,’ 0.75 chains or 50 feet, post inrock mound marked ‘tM Q M, Nod” ut SW cor;thence N58 > 36’ W at4.8Schs cross cedar tree 141 chains °® Yuba ditch,course westerly,at 12.50 chains air shaft from Mayflower ‘Tunnel 13.20 chs or 871.2 ft post at rock mound marked “MQ M No 6” atNW cor; thence N 80° 30’ E 0.58 chains or 25.1 feet post Nolon North West end of lode claim Thence N 88° 80’ E 0.68 chains or44.9 feetto the place of beginning. Containing anareaof ninety-seven one hundredths of an acre (0.97). ALASKA QUARTZ MINE, Survey of Lode. Beginning at postin rock mound marked “A-QM Nol’ on West end of lode elaim from which a black oak tree 6 inches dia bears N 55379 EQlinks distant.—fhence—+4 86° 37’ E, at 3.75 chains shaft on the lode 50 feet deep at 4.80chs cut on croppings of the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post in rock mound marked “A QM No2’’ on East end of lode elaini from which a cedar tree 8 inches dia bears N 814° E 20 links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at post in rock mound marked “*A QM No8” at South West corner, thence 386° 37’ E at6.81 chains cross west‘line of Nute placer mine approved survey, at 6.47 chains South of 4 Sec corner between Se tions 17 and 20, f16, N R9E, M DM, being also post Nodof Nute placermine at 9.20 chains cross South Yuba ditch, course West, _, No. 1657. , Application for Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887: ;OTICE is hereby given that JOHN B, IN BYRNE, whose Postoffice address’ is Nevada City, Nevada County, Stafe of Cali fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1:12th linear feet of the Little Turk Quartz Mine, or vein hearing gold, with surface ground six hundred 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.150 in Township 16 North, Ranges East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 150 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L. T, Q-M. N: L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S 98142 W. d52links dist; thence, magnetic variation 1734>° East, S. 1d41g> East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs, to the South Lode Post, a postin rock mound on worthery boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on See. line between Secs. 18 and 24, Tp. 16N , R. 8 E.M. D. M. which is also the éxtreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked L, T.Q. M. No. 2, from which the corner to Sees. 18,24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8 E. M.D. M. bears East 23.94 chs. distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Commencing at N. W. Corner a. post in rock mound marked . , T.Q. M,N.W.°vor., thence, Maguetic Va jon 17349 East, N. 70147 W. 800 ft. or 4.545 chaeto North Lode Post, a post in roc« mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs, to.N. E. Cor., a postin rock mound marked L. T.Q. M,N. E, Cor. Vhenece, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min, to right, $. 141449 E. 572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of the remainder of Gold FlatQuartz Mine ata point under Mr. J. B. Byrne’s house, Angle of Deflection 81° 45 min to right, 8. 1754> W. 334 ft. or 5.06 chs., the 8. W. Cor. of the Remainder of Gold Flat Q. M.,a pone in rock mound marked Rk, G, F, Q. M. 38. W. 1.5 ft, or &.$1 chs. to South Lode Post scribed. Thence Angle of Deflecwig to right, West along the South boundary of the cluim and tie Northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricnitural cluim-(pateBted), and-on the Sec, line: be tween secs and 24, ‘F. 16 N.,.R.8 E. M.D. M. 300 ft. or 4.54 chs, tos. W. Cor., a-post in rock mound marked Li T. Q. M. 8.°W. Cor. Thence, Angle of Detlection 7514°to right N. 144° W. aloug westerly boundary of Claim 41," ft. or 14.27 chs. tu place of begimhing, Containing 12.29 acres. The location of this nine is nétof-record, the record of location have been lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold’Flat Quartz :Mine, Ella‘ M. Rose ag: ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. Any and all persons clainting adversely any portion of said-Little Turk Quarty Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse cluims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in ‘the State of Culifornia,, during the sixty days period.of publication. hereof, or they willbe barred by virtue of the provis ons of the Statute. L, Register. SELDEN HETZE It is hereby ordered thatthe foregoing No-, tice of Application for Patent be’ published for the petiod of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvapA DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publicatiun—Novem ber 6th, 1887. Cross & Simouds, Attys for Applicant. Ua ee No. 1662. ; Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, §; amento, Cal, December ud, i887. YOTICE is hereby given that THOMAS ke BROCK, whose Post Otfice is North Bloomfield, Nevadwcouuty; Cal., has made applicution for Patent forthe Brock Placer‘ Mine and ground, being situated in the Gold Flat Mining District, in the county of Nevada, State of Culdfornia, and deseribedin the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz : Gommencing at postin rock mound mark ed“ & M’No. 1’ from which a pine tree 15 in. dia bears 356° £ 0.75 chains distant (being also South East corner of the Nl, of the Nig ofthe Wi4 of N OW 4 of Section 48, embraced by Getehell Placer Mine, U. 8. Pateut, from which the 144 Section corner between Sections 7 anx ,»t16,N RO EM D M, bears N 389 Ul’ E 47 chains distant and Post No zon North end of lode line. of Sneath & Clay quartz mine, US patent, bears No7s° 41’ EB: 16.28 chains distant. Thence, with magnetic variation 18SEast, North 0,44 chains or 2) feet, Post in rock mound markeds P M No. 2,” from Which a pine tree 15 in. diam bears s 56° E chains cross deep ravine mined out, Course south westerly, 5.89 chalus or 358.7 feet, post in rock mound marked “B*’P M No 8.” Thence $41° 50’ EU.0 chains corner of fence 2.31)e8hains or 152.5 feet along fence. Thence Post at corner of fence marked ‘ b PM No 4,”. Thomas Brock’s: house bears West 30 links distant. Thence Slzo ly’ W 1,00 chain ‘Lbomus Krock’s house to rigit:25 links distant 1.55 chuins corner of fence on brink of hydraulic’ bank 4.19 chxins or 270.5 feet postin rock mound “BPM Nob” on Westerly side of the County road and on hurth side of Hitchcock ravine from-whicth erly at19 ¥O chains cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approyed surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 5d14 9 W 12.82 chains distant 22.73 chains or 1500 feet post in'rock mound marked “A Q M No 4’’atSouth East corner. ‘hence N 2° Eat 0.88 chains post No2 on East end of lode ciaim 0:75 chains or 50 feet, post in rock mound marked eae 10% atNorth Enst corner. Tifence N 86° 37’ W at 4.03 chains ship.16, North Rittpee#tust, Mount Diablo meridian, making calculated “course. and distance N 04° east 5 Chains. 5 Field notes of conflict between “Home Quartz Mite [South locetion),” and agricultural. patent of Dingley’ embracing lot.1, of north west 1-4 Section 13, TO WSIB AD 16, North Range & East Monnt Diablo meridian. Beginning at post marked “tH. Q. M. 8. No. 4,"’ from which section corner common tu Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, Township 16 North Ranges’ East Mount Diablo meridian bears north .0l4> E 5.00 chainsdistant, thence with magnetic variation~18> exrt,8 301449 E 2-49 chains or 164.3 feet, to Post marked “‘H, Q. M. No4,” original corner. Thence South South 71° West, 1.35 chuins to Post marked “H.Q. M.S.” No 5.Thenee N.0144 9° E7176 feet or 2.60 chains to the place of beginning, containing an area of Sixteen one-hun dredths ofan acre. i jthe said Mining Claim being of record in the oflice of the County. Recorder of the Connty of Nevada, at. Nevada City, Califoraia, the adjoining claimants are the “Ural Quartz Mine,” Lot No 75, approved survey; ind the “Home Quartz Mine,” (north location), Lot No 153, approved survey, on the North; on the South and West by the ‘West Providence Quartz Mine,’ Lot No131-A’ approved survey; and on the Kast by the “West -Providence Quartz Mine,” approved survey, Lot No 131B. That part and portion of said “Home Quartz Mine (South Loeation),’’ described iereinbefore, as being in conflict with Avricultural Patent of Dingley, embracing lor, cf North West 1-4 of Section 13, Township 16, North Range 8 J.ast Mount Diablo Meridian, haar been. by voluntary act of said “Hone Gold Mining Company “rejected and except ed from the application of said “Home Gold Mining Company,” aud is not embraced or included in the said Application for Patent of the said “Home Gold Mining Company,” for the said ‘‘Home Quartz Mine (South Location,”’) Anyandall persons claiming adversely; any portion of said ‘‘Home Quartz Mine South Location,” orsurface ground, are re quired to file their adverse claims, with the Kegister of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtueof the provisions of the Revised statutes of the United States, SELDEN HETZEL, Register Itishereby orcered,. that: the foregoing Noticeof Application for Patent, be pub lished for the period of sixty (60) “days (ten consecutive weeks)in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper, . published at Nevada City, Nevada county, California, SELDEN HE’ , Kegister. The first publication of this Notice was made on the 2ist day of January, A: D, 188s, Geo. A. Knight, 284 Montgomery street, san Francisco, California, Attorney for the Applicant. 5 . MONE TO BE MADE, CUT THIS “ out and return to us, and we willsend you free, something of great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will bring you in more money right.away than anything else in thig world, Any one can do the work and live athome. Kithér sex—all ages. Something new, that oe coins money for all workers. We will start you; capital not needed, This is one of the genuine, important chances of a lifetime. Those who’ are ambitious and enterprising will not delay Grand outfit free. Address TRUK & -CO., Augusta, Maine. i. ; sabre Sidi SRE Pan L. 8 CALKINS. N P. BROWN & BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. JUBLISHERS, OF THE NEVADA CITY ; DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the léading paoe in Northern California. It wag estaboe September 6th, 1861, by N. P. Brown 10. ¢ -. or old; no special abilty required. cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mine, approved surveys, from which post No25 hears.N 6544° W 11.45 chs distunt, at 10.50 ¢hains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 15.94 chuins cross West line of Nute placer mine, approved survey. 5.71 chains South of post No 5, 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound marked ‘tA QM No6” at North West corner from which the 4 Section corner. between Sections 17and 20 T16N Range 9 E’M D M bears N 51° 50’ E 861: chains distant. Thence $ 2° Wat 0.38 chs post Nol on West end of lode claim 0.75 chains or 50 feet to the place of beginning. Containing an‘wrea of one and sixty-eight one hundredths (1.68 acres.) . RECAPITULATION, Mayflower Placer Mine contains 90.50 acres. May flower Quartz Mine,included in Placer ; Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in Placer Ps Aa a elisa 0.97 acres. 1.68 acres. Total pilarauceeey Samus -93.15 acres. Magnetic variation 1814 ° East. The location of these mines is recorded inthe Recorder's office of the county of Nevada, in Book 10 of Mining Locations. No patented claims adjoining. oar Anyand a’ persons claiming any portion of said Mayflower Placer Mine or of the Mayflower Quartz Lode or Alaska Quartz Lode therein contained or surface gronnd 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 days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the Sfatute. SELDEN HETZEL, ‘ Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for Patent be published forthe period of sixty days in the DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, @ daily newspaper published at Nevada City,.California. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication —November llth “1887 Fred Searls, Atty for Applicant il is we eg Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act 3, 1878. ) ramento, Califorpia, December 23d, 7. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of Jrine 3, 1878, entitled ‘An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon,Nevada & Washington Territory,” A. JACOB FENCHEL, of Nevada City, county. of Sevada, state of California, hus this day tilua in this office his sworn statement No. 729 for the purchase of N14 of NE and N's of NW'4 vi Seetion No. 20, Township No, 16 N Range No. 10 E.M. D. B. & M., and will of fer proof to show that the land seught is more valuable for its timber or stone ‘than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim tosaidland before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal., on March 5th, 1888 He numes as.witnéssces: Louis Voss, J. Fenchel,C. Fenchel and A, J. Fenchel, all of Nevada City P.0., Nevada county, ‘al. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this officeon or befure the said 5th day of mafic, 1888, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. EdF.f aylor, Atty. Dee. 25-60d the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed all over the country without separating the workers from theirhomes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work; either sex, young Capital not needed; we start you free. Cut this out and return it tous and We will send you free something of great value andim portance to yon, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money, rizht away than anything else in. the world. Grand oth free. Address True & Co., Augusta, ne. : TNITED STATES LAND. OFFICE, SAC} VT 7 HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during” i y the last half century. A Not the least among the North East abutraent of bridge across Hiteheock Ravine bears South :s5 chats distant, Thence N 53° 36’ w 9.75 chains, easterly side of Gold Rtun Ravine 14.00 chs cross fence, course N Wand § KE, 14.83 cbs or $45.88. feet, post in rock mound marked “B P M No 6,” from whieh a pine tree 10 in. dia bears N 9342 E 47 links dis tant, standing on westerly bank of Gold Run Kuvine. Thence N 20° 39’ W along westdr ly benkof Gold Kun Kavine 4.06 chains cross Kust and West fence 6.56 chaingor 307 féCt, Post in rock mound BP M No7,” from which a pine tree Sin, dia béars $ 471442 W 80 links Uistunt standing *en westerly bank of Gold Ran Kavine, on South boundary of Getchell Piacer Mine, US patent, Thence N 889. 22’ E ) chuins easterly sidé of Gold Run Ravine 5 chains cross fence, course N W and 5 E,585 chuins mining bunk 02 mining cut or excavation, 10.65 chuius of 702.00 feettothe place of beginning, contuining ap area of nine und seven one hundredths (9.07) acres, Connecting Line, From 14 Section corner between Sections 7and18,li6éN RYEMD M.Thence with magnetic variation 189“, South 20,00 chs. ‘Thence S$ 41449 W 283 chains. Thence $s 45° W 2.06 chains. Thence N 64449 W 7.46 chains Thence 8 9 i 3 chains Thence § 31 84° W Thence N 59142 W 7.40 chains, 54 So W 1.65 chains. Thence N 141 chains. Thence west 0.44 chains to Post marked “BPM No 4,’ making calculuted course and distance N 88.019 E 32.47 chains, and containiny 9.07 acres, and designuted as Lot No 81 in -Seetion 18, ‘Township 16° North, Range 9 Kz Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, Suid location of this mine is recorded, in the office. of the County. Recorder of the county of Nevada, Stute of California, in 300k 10, pages 587-8, Mining Records of said Nevada county. Adjoining claimants-aré Getchell Placer Mine on the North,and Sheath & Clay quartz mine on the East. ; All persons holding any adverse ,claims theretoare hereby required to present the Fsuane hefore-this office within sixty days from the first duy of publication hereof, SELDEN HETZEL, Rezister. 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Hundreds have senate, % laily “Kractly” what every Farmer and Chopper wants. t order from your 808 8, Canaj od Foind tarnoncniges PURE : Bireet, Chicago, LIL ‘Oly ame Insolyent._jal . ait Species ig i i Ci Pees evadasi ty, amen, ‘ _ No. 1668. Application for a Patent, United States Lando Sacramento, Cal., November tthe Sak OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT John 8B. Byrne, whose Bt office address is Nevada City, California, has thi day filed his application. for a patent for 1960 % linear feet of the Potosi or vein, bearing gold, with surface round 400 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field note and official plat on file in this office ag Lot Number 151, in Township No 16, north af Ran ge Nos a exeetay pashio base and meridian, saic ) eing descr : follows, to-wit: roe ned ag Heginaing at the norte ind eginning at the north lode post, i rock Hav maaken PQMN PP andes QMSL P (being also the south lode Post of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Miho and the location post common to hor), claims), from which acedar 12 inches di bears N'58%4> E22 links dist, and a ping.’ inches dia bears 8 384° W 37 links disncy’ thence magnetic variation 17%° Kagt 8 {71 © W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to the south loi4 postin rock mound, marked PQ M8 {1 standing on the south slope of hill\ana fror which a black oak 7 inches dia bears $022" > E 69 links dist, and acedar 8 inches 4,2 bears 85642 W 62links dist, te : ccrobogitaced Dooncaries. Jommencing a € north wester’ ata postin rock mound marked rant ‘orjand RGF-QM 8 W Cor, (being a loc ti.n cornercommon to both claims): thence, magnetic var 17%° Hast along the norti, erly boundary of the claim 600 feet Or 9.04 chs to post in rock mound marked P Q MN E Cor, and R G FQMSE Oor, from which. pine marked P Co No 4, one of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M_ (Lot No 89 approves survey) bearsS 66!4° E 2.75 chs dist, and th corner to Secs 13, ‘hM, 18 and 19, T 16, 10 N ie 8 and9 EK, M DM, bears 8 86% X 14.15 4)/° dist; thence angle of deflection 90° to rigi,, 8174 ° W along the easterly boundary } Clafm 1960.9 feet.or 29.71 che to a post in rodk mound marked PQ M & E Cor; thence ay “le of deflection 90° to right, N'79o Ww , tle southerly boundary of claim 4 t OF 6.06 chs to post in rock mound marked PQ M x \ Cor; thence angle of deflection 90° 15° 4, right, N 1744°E along the westerly boundary of Claim 1438.5 ft or 4 oe cbs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultura) claim: at a pomt 2.04 chs W of SE cor of same, a post in rock mound marked Pp QM No 4; thence angle of deflection 721,> ¢,, right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim 134.6 feet or 2.04 cls to SE cor of said agricultural claim to postin rock mound marked PQ M No3;thence an gle of deflection 90° to left, N along eastern boundary of said agricultaral ‘claim 330 feet or5chs to NE cor thereof, at 1-4 stake in line between ‘said sees 13 and 24, west 20 1y chs from cor tosecs 13, 24,18 an 19, T 16 N& R&and 9E,M DM, a postin reck mound marked P QM Nol; thence angle of defiec. tion 90° toleft, west along northerly boundary of said agriéultural claim 247.5 feet or 3.75chs to post in roek mound marked P Q M; thence angle of deflection 1074° to right, N 174° E aloug the western boundary of claim and easterly boundary of Little Turk Quartz Mine 247.5 feet or 3.75 chains tu place of beginning, containing 18.24 acres. The location of this mine is not recorded the records being destroyed, i The adjoining claimants-are Little Turk Quartz.Mine; remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Pittsburg Gold Quartz Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, El aM Rose agricultural patent. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Potosi quartz 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 days pines of publication hereof, er they will be arred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. _It ishereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published forthe period of 60 days, (ten consecutiv weeks), in the Daily Transcri ot, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Neva: da Co,,Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. irst publication, November 12, 1887, Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Notice for Publication. Z uartz Mine Timber Land, Act June 8d, 1878. . Bigeye ‘STATES LAND OFFICE, SACa ramento, California, December 28rd, Notice is hereby given that in com with the provisions ofthe Act of Gace June 3d, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cali ornia, Oregon, Nevadaand Washington Tene {7 CONRAD C. FENCHEL, of Nevada City county of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn Btatement No. 730 for the purchase of SE, of Seetion Ne 4, Township No 16 N. Range No 10 E. M.D. B.& M.and will offer proof to show that the Jand sought is more valuable for its timber orstone than for agricultural urposes, and to establish his ¢laim to ie land before the Register and Receiver of this office-at Sacramento, Cal.,.on March 5th, 1888. He names as witnesses Louis Vogs, J. Fenchel, C.Fenchel, and A. J. Fenchei, all of Nevada City P. O., Nevada county, Cal. Any and all pereous claiming adversely she above force ped anda are requested to etheir claims in this office on the 5th day of Maton, 1888, © ie pede : SELDEN HETZEL, Regi Ed F. Taylor, Atty Dee. 95-004 Lang, Notice. eS U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal, % anwlary 13th, 1888, TWrON READING AND CONSIDERING “Application .Ng. 1, of the CENT PACIFIC” RAILROAD’ COMPANY." iS select certain lands in Township 17, North ae pea Ntadhyd presented, together ‘ith a petition that the prope ie pub estion. ei i ansiaia amis t is now ordered that notice b the said application to select, by hitcanits " this ey er for thirty days in the N AILY TRANSCRIPT, & ReEWspaper ublished at NevadaCity, in the count ti of California. Nini diszihe dancwn All persour claiming any partof t inafter described anda, pt bbs to be ma here, in character, will take. notice, that they must, during the period of publication of this notice, file aflidavits in this office describing the tracts so claimed to be mineral in character with particulati , setting forth the facts with respect to the ¢baracter of the same, in clear and concise lan guage. If such affidavits are filed, during mk eriod lie i hey et hearing will be ordered, to be had before us tgraue notice , at this office, ar 8 further ordered that FRIDAY 2d. day of March, 1888, at 10.0’clock Hi M. he fore the Register and Receiver, at this. ottice be, and vthe same is hereby fixed for the hearing of evidence on the part of the CEN beyee Prdth tl aprile COMPANY, as © the non-minera] chara, = plied pen oter-of the land ap Upon making gatisfactory proof ofmineral character of ne Inga applied Mee hereinafter described, except such parts eee as mineral affidavits have been filed ainst. The lands hereinabove refer: ares rg are) as follower foane per ots 5 and 6 of NE \y, lot7 of N W 1 4 of SE M4, lot 10 of SEZ, 814 of § ee eee 8 and 9 of 8 W 14 of Section 1; lots 5, (7 and. 8 of N E \, lots 1, 2, 8and4ofNW 1-4, lots 9, 10,11 and 12 of 8 E 14, lota 8 and 4 of & W 14,E1-2 of SW 1/ ‘of Section 7; lots 2, land 12 0f NEY, lots 8, 4,5and 10 of NW 74, 8 E 4: lots 6,7, 8,9 and 18: 0f 8 W uy of Section 9; lot4 of NE a lots 1, 2, anda ot ot dé of 8° EVADA NW4;8 W.4 of N WY, Tots 5 an Y, Wi of SE 4, 8 WI of 1; Section 18; N1d'and & te eon Swit SE of 8 W ¥ of Section 15; 161 of N E y NWIAOLNE 14, S1g of N Wid, N. Wig N 3 ofS EY8E14 ofS E14 8 Leofs SE 1-4, N1-20f8 W143 W 140tSW La o 1-2 of S E 1-4 of 8 W 1-4 of Seetion 17;N E 1-4 E1-20f N W1-4, lots 1 and 20f NW 1-4, F13 of 5 W 1-4, lots 8 and'4 of SW 1-4 of Séction 19; lot1, N W 1-40f NW 14,5 W 1-4 of N W 1-4, lot 2 of N W 1-4, lots 3 and4dofSW>°1-4 of Seetion 21; lots1 and 2ofN¥ 1-4, lot 3and4 of N Wit, NW M4ofN W 14, lot 8 of 8 E -4, lots 5, 6, an , Pi a 9ofS W 1-4 of Section = SS 8 W 1-4, 81-2 of 8 W 1-4 SE 1-4 0f8-E 1¥S1-20 5 W 1-40f Section 29; N 4-4 of N W1-4,Jot lof N W 1 14of 8 W1-4) lot4of8 W14 ection 31; N 1-2,N W1-4 of 8 E 1-4lof Section 83; all of Sevtion 35, allin township 17 North; Range 9 Eust, Mount Diablo base and meridian. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is further ordered, that in addition to the publication above ordered to be made that service be made on John Oatzman, A. Lademan and John E. C Hall. by delivering to him personally, a ee? Of this order. sELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878, NITED STATES LAND OFFICE SACte7, amento, California, Decembe 28rd, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the’ “Att of Congress of June 3; 1878, entitled ‘‘An actfor the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ JOHN B. FENCHEL, of ‘Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of California, has this lay filed in this office his sworn’ statement No. 728 forthe purchase of SEM ofjon No.8 7 pant 1. N Range No, 10 E. M.D. B. & M. and will offer proof to show that the lend . sougibds more valuable for its Umber ne than or eer Pp es, AD to establish his cl; tonaid land belore the Registerand Receiver of this offiee at Sacramento, Cal., on 888,Vi wie Fenae we ij 4 Zz vada City .N ty, Cal. : Any and all persons cninitag adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said Sth day of March, 1 aN Herz Ea ¥. Taylor, Atty, aE iBee, wend ublication — iy. i 1] on yp tet Cag Sg SI bed Ge ome ft ST

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Mr. Si all its . cessfully treated. { Dr. Gibbon has the pleas: . k If relief be not obtained, ’ STRAY JOKES. nies Slifecemmes Messenger boys sometimes indulge in jumpring contests, but the jumps are always standing ones.—New Haven News. : Who says Harvard is a small place? Visitors—Is that building the law school? . Dumiley, °89—Well—er, the trith is, I've only . been here three years, and I don’t know all thé buildings quite yet. —Harvard Lampoon. The world would.be better if we could know Ourselves as thoroughly as others know us And keep in memory the debts we owe As constantly as those which others owe ns. —Boston Courier. Awriter in a November magazire asks: “Are the lower animals, approsching inan?’ Some of the lower animals here frequently . approached boys in the vicinity of orchards, ind no doubt they would also appreacb aan Norristown Herald. . f he were on the same errand as the boys. — Edison says only one-fourth of a ton of The rest goes up the chimney. The rest is left at the coal “My sister Clara,” said Bobby to young ssy, ‘‘was talking to ma about your Saving so early last night.” @e was sorry, Bobby?’ whispered young Sissy. “No; she said she s’posed you went home . 30 early because very likely your mamma “Did she say . wouldn't let you carry anight key.”"—The Epoch. “You're sinoking cigarettes, my boy;” He soothed the youngster’s curly head. “Smoke on,” and then a look of joy The undertaker'’s face o’erspread Dr. Price’s Cream* Baking . Ammonia, . . neral ode, . town Herald. . aight, Mr. Augur. Mrs. Nouveau (to departing guest I had begun to thi — Boston Courier It is said that Tennyson “has written a fuPunch shouldsecure an advance . 2<opy and brighten up its columns.--Norris. had gone, and that we had missed the pleas j are of saying goodby to you,—Harper's _ . Bazar. . . ba i . { . berlain a Jonah. . { . Boston Post. j cases, but when an . ger of. freezing to rope, and has resumed practice at the Dis-. keep too cool.—The E pensary, 623 Kearney Street, San Francisco, . ute old patients and those requirin. . With gr . Misfor . When coa . The Canadian pape He ou t so get on the inside of the fish question.— a fi 1 OK t 1 And snow is com When neuralgia comes feelir you have a tooth that bez . a spring chicken was dic re'caliing ? When first engaged she use: to write “On monogram paper of creamy white. But since we're married, ttsrather hard, She says all she needs on a postal « ard, pers Bazar r, Chant: ght, then; to bo ablo Presence of mind is all well enou®h-in some ds hi ie sit if in GanUidn't try to 1 a) ay, 1 life's cup, J Us arown, sup mg wn oston Courier z around, and feel as though zing away at its . coots, it is time to pullet out.—Americat . Artisan. College football tearns have been doing a rushing business this fall.—Burlington Free Now in working slippers neatly, Girls prepare for Christmas day; By and by they’li work them fleetly In’a more emphatie way. ~-Boston Budget. Passenger (on southern railroad)—What rain is this, conductor? called the Great Northern limited, Conductor—It is Passenger—Why “limited?” Conducter—Because it runs only a limited number of miles an bour . Ticxet, please.—The Epoch: A thousand dollars an bour is said to be a he editing The Bli low estimate of Jay Gould’s income, Were rd he would lose about $10,000 worth of time each day through the Persons at a distance may be CURED AT . mstrumentality of people. who call to talk over the weather and things.—Oil City Blizrvard. Now winter draweth on apace And driveth out the summer; The haughty ice man giveth place “Unto the humble plumber. P_S.—This_poem_-swill_be—vice—versa-next April.— Washington Critic. E, g ‘Are there no statesmen left?” asks Col. A. K. 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What do you want? got ons too ma: -From the German, 4 “No excitement for a month, I guess?” “None that I remember of.” “Well, I'd like'to have some amusement of some kind, but Idon’t know what we can “Hang it all!” returned the mayor, “I’ve got it—I know what we can do to pass away “What is it?’ inquired the breathless treas“Why,” replied the mayor, with visible emotion, as he got up and put on his hat, “get the boys together and let’s go and move the county, seat. The blasted old thing hasn’t been snaked across the prairie for over threo .months.”—Chicago Tribune. Boil your ice, et. America’s Big Four. Prince of Wales—Mamma, allow me ta present you to Mr. Blaine of America Victoria—Happy to meet him. “And this is Mr. Gould.” ‘4sGlad to see you, sir.” “And this is Mr, Cody.” ““T have had the honor of meeting Mr. Cody before, my sop, but what means this omission? Where is Mr. Sullivan?” “He wouldn’t come.”—Omaha World, 8 The Police to Blame. First Foot Pad—Poor Jim's dead. 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Little Iky Schaumburg having fallen and . @lerk. of the Superior Court. aforesaid, do . a lump on his forehead bel ei ly sug. . hereunto set my band whd ini press the Seal raised » SOM bod sl A Numerous Family. Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Jones’ Servant Girl— Servant Girl—Mrs. Jones sends her regards, and says would you be so kind as to count your chiljren and ‘see if you haven’t , as our Kitty hasn’t come home and school has been out two hours.— Fair . But never matter, Vouldn’t that tramp eat the crust I told you to give him? ' Little Son—Not ¥ ALES y WRAL “A V4 . ASTO for Infants and Children. z “Castoria is so well adapted tochildren that [recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me.” #. A. Arcrer, M.D., Tae Centacr Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. Y. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructat‘on, . oe gives sleep, promotés on, diNORTH LOCATION, No. 1666, ‘Application for a Patent. U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Gal,,) January lyth, 1888. IN Wace IS HEREBY GIVE) IN *Home Goid Mining Company,” the Postoffice address of whichis San Franciseo, California, has this dav filed its application fora pstent for 455.4 linear feet of the “Home ing gold and silver, with surface ground as described herein, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of Califor-nia,aud designated by the official field notes of survey, and the official plat of survey, on file in this office, as lot No. 152, in Township No. 16, North Kauge 8 East of Mouut Diablo meridian, said lot No. 158, being as follows, to-wit: ; Instrument Solar Transit “0.53. SURVEY OF THE LODE. Beginning at postin rock mound. on tail. ings of Deer creek, marked “H. Q. M.N. } No. 1,7 being also Post No. 1 of “Home . Quartz Mine (South location),” thence, with magnetic variution 18> East, N .299.57’ W, 5.00 chains to center of Wood's Ravine, course south westerly, 8.00 chains to west bank of Wood's Kavine, south’ westerly, 8.45 chains to.tunnel 25 feet iong, 9.00 chains to mining cut, 20 feet long, 9.60 chains to shaft } 15 feet deep, 50 links to right, 12.19 Chains tw } south bank of Wqod’s Kavine, conrse south easterly 42.86 chains to north bank of Wood Ruvine, course southeasterly, 12.95 chains o 855.4 feet, to _post Mi rock mound, marked 1H. Qs M.oN. No. 2,"’ on north end of lode . clatin, from which a live ouk tree, 24 inches (india , bears North 73!4° West, 2 links dis } tant. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning—at post in Woed's Ravine, j; marked“H.Q, M. N. No. 3,’ at northwest jecorner from which‘an alder tree, 12 inches . in dia. bears South, do Hust, iy dinks dis. tant. ice, with magnetic variation 182 . East, N71? Eust, 1.10 chains to north bunk . of Wood's Ravine course south easterly, 1.01 enains orfly.o teetto vost. No, ou aorta end of lode claim, 3.62 Chains or 238.9 feet to post en rock mound, marked QM No. 4," at northeast corner, fram which a black oxk tree, 36 inchesin dia. bears west 7¥ links distant, dud original post om wes line of Wyoming Quartz Mine, U. 8S. Patent, bears north 71> East, 70 links distant; tl ce, south 28° 39’ E. 12.91 chiiins or $52.1 feet to post in-reck mound on north: bank of Deer Creek, marked “HH, Q. M: N. No. 5,” at southeast corner, being alsu post No. 30f “Home Quartz Mine (south Locu tiou),’ from which Post No, 4 of Ural Quartz Mine, United .Staies Patent, bears 2? wv" Elvlinks dis.ant, andthe entrance to Wyoming lower tunnel, bears north 40> E,2.1 Chains distant, and the center of Home*Gold Mining Company's double compartment incline sanit, bears. fortis 54142 W, 1.55 chains distaut, and the Sec tion eorner, Common to Sections aly i, . isand 14, Pownshiplé North Kange 8 East Mount Diublomeridian, bears 8 41>, 41° 4 Ag.io chains distant, und post No. 10 of West Providence Quartz Mine, approved surve) bears south sulg? BE 8.0 Chains distant, thence south 7i>, W 100 ft. or 1.5],0 Chieins to post No.1,on south end of lode eclufin, 38.08 Chuins to Post No.w.7 of Home Quartz Mi (south locution), 6.68¢hains or 132.6 feet tu post in rock mgund-on tailing [ Creek, marked “H.Q.M. N, 0.6,” atsouth west coruer, thencegnorth 28> 37’ W 1.4 chains, lo west bunk of Wood’s Ravine, course south westerl 7) Chainsto south buuk of Wood's Kuvyine, course south east erly, 12.00 chains or'o01.4u feettuthe place ot besinning, contuininy an area of Four ang sixty-one one-hundredtis (4.61) acres. Connecting Line. From post marked “H. Q, M. N. No.5,’, thence S 30149 E 17.20 chains, thence north chains, thence north 144° W. vw chains, thence north wz? E .o1 chains, to post common to Sections 11, 12, ~ib and 14, Township 16, Nurth Range & East Mount Diabio Meridian, making calculate: course and distance 8 41> 41’ E 13.16 Chuins. The saidaniping heim bein of record iu the office of the County Kecorder of the said County of Nevada, State of California, in Certuin Conveyances tugthe “Home Gola . Mining Company,’ and others, prior to saia Company: The udjoining claimants are The Wyoming Quastz Mine, lot No. &, U. 8. Vatent, and Ural Quartz Mine, Lot. a maar fs Pein 0 iat Partent, on the east,andthe Home Quartz 6.67 survey, On the south. Any and all persous any portion of said (North Location) or preaguired to file their Wdyerse with the Keyister of the United States Land Office at Sucramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, orthivy will be barred’ -by virtue of the provisions of ‘the. Revised Statutes of the United states. SELDEN HEIZEL, Register: Itis hereby orderea thatthe foregoing no tice of application for patent be published forthe pemod of sixty (00) days (ten con secutive weeks) in the Sevada Daily Tran script, wu daily mewspaper published ut Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was made on the Zist day of Junuory 1558. Geo. A, Knight, 244 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California, attorney for applicant. claiming Home surface adversely quartz mine ground are claims Summons, ie THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE : county of Nevada, State of Californiai— State of California, County of Névada, ss ‘The People of the State of California send Greeting : To: H. G; BAITY, T. Cc, RANDALL, WILLTAM \WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and RAE, ROBINSON, De fendants. You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against youin the Superior Court of the County of Nevada,State of Cul ifornia,. ou twenty-ninth day of October, 1857, by JOHN CURRY and MARKY A. CUR. RY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of-service) after the service on you ofthis Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default according to. the prayer of said complaint The said action isbronyhtto ohktain a de cree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage described inthe said éom plaint and executed by the said H. G. Batty, on the 28th day of April, 1886, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note dated April 28th, 1486, “due cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four ‘Thousand seven Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises con veyed by said mortgage may be sold, and anount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to wit : The principal suin of $4,700 with interest thereon-from April usth, 1586, atthe rate ofsix percent. per annum, and entupon th amount found due for Attorney’s fee, and. Costs of suit. And in case such proceeds are not suificient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution against said H,G Batty forthe balance remaining due, and that also the said defendants and all persons claiming'by, thro .gh or under them or either of them may be barred and forec!osed of all right, title, Claim, lien, equity of redemption, and interest in and to said mortgaged premises, and for other and further relief. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to uppearand answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiffs will apply to the Court forthe relief demanded in the said complaint. : In testimony whereof, I, F. -G. © Beatty, . of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevagested to his mother that she press a silver . da, on the 2th day of October, A. D, 1887. dollar on the bruised place, which would cause the swelling to subside. . ‘‘Repecca,” said Mose Schaumburg, “you {don’t need awhole tollar. Schoost press a a haluf a tollar dot bump on. Vat for you vant to indulge in so many oxtravagances/”"— [Seal. . . A. D. Masou F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Ky W. b. Harris, Deputy. for Piffs jan5 AS Eat \ @ are now prepared to furnish all classes with employment at-home, all the time, on for their spare moments. Business new, light ahd profitable. Pérsonsof either sex easily clear from 50 cents to $ per evening, anda pio, ortional pum by devoting all theirtime to the business. Boys and girl earn neafffas much asmen. That all who sce this may send their address and test the business, we make this offer. To wuch as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full articulars and outfit free. Address Georges: TINsON & Co., Portland, Maine, ) THAT THE} Quartz mine (North Jocation),” or vein bear. Mine (South Location), Lot No. 14, approved } WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION. . SOUTH LOCATION. i ts . ; ; No. 1667. . Application for a Patent. . United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., January 19, 1888. . ,OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N\ “Home Gold Mining Company,” whore Post Office address is San Franeisvo, GaliforPi has this-day filed its application: for a atent for 1299.54 linear feet of the “Horie . Quartz Mine.(South location) ’’ or vein bear"fing gold and silver, with surface g ound xs described herein, situatedin Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated by the official field notes of survey, and the official plat of surAey. on file in this office, as Lot No. 154, in Township No, 16 North Rauge 8 East of Mount Diablo, meridian, aaliot No. 154, being as follows, to-wit: ---\~ =e Instrnment Solar Transit No. 53. Survey of the Lode. Beginning at post in rock mound on tailingsin Deer Creek, marked “H, Q. M.S, No. 1,’ on north end of lode claim, being also post No. 1 of “Home Quartz Mine ‘North Location.)’’ Thence, with magnetic variation 18> East, South 30%° East, 1:75 chains, to south bank of Deer Creek, 2.10 chains to tunnel on lode, now caved in, and said to be 80 fee't long,2.50 ehains ta mining excavation C15 feet shaft 15 feet deep, 45 links to righ‘, chains to tunnel on lode 15 links tuo right, 8.07 chainsto Kougb ond Ready ditgh, course south westerly, 16.34 ehains to fence course E. and W., 19.69 chains, or 1299.54 fee to post in rock-mound, marked “H.Q. M. S. No. 2,"" on south end of lode claim. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. q Beginning.at postinrock moundon north bank of Deer creek, marked “H. Q: M.S. No. 3,” at northeast corner, being also Post. No. 5, of ‘Home Quartz Mine (North Location,” from Which Post: No, 4of Ural Quartz Mine U.S. Patent, bears 26° 20’ E 10 links*d tant, and the éntrance to Wyoming lower tunnel bears N 46°° E 2.91 chains distan’, and center of Home incline shaft bears N 041-47 W 1.33 chains distant, Thenee, with inugnetie variation, 18° East, South 301,° KE, 1.76 chains to south bank of Deer Creek, ascend 3,29 chains totunnel in mining ex cavation, 65 links to nght. 3.50 chainstoshait 4 feet deep, 50 links to right, 5.60 chains to tunnel 40 links to right, 8.09 caains to Rough and Keady ditch, course northwesterly, 8/9 chainsto PostNoO. 10Of West Providence Quaitz Mine, pproved survey, 11.39 chains to Cross sect. on line, between sections 11 and 4, 26 chains west ofsection rorner common to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, /Townsuip No. lo North Range & East, Mount Di ablo meridian, 16.69 chains to fence jcourge E & W., 17.15 chains to fence course N ands, i7.0 chains to postinrock mound, marked “H. Q. M. 8. No.4,” being also Post No. 14, of West Providence Qnartz Mine, from which aspruce tree 10 diameter beiirs north 4i links distant, andsection corner common tu Sections 11, 13 and 14:-Sownship 16, North Range 8 t Mount Diablo meridian, bears, N .O 1-4 E59 chains distant. This section corner beiug also, Post. No. 13. of Providence Quartz Mine, U. 8. patent, 19.19 chains, or 1Zv.54 feet, ta post marked “*H. ©. M. No. 4,’ (original corner.) Thence, sout bil west, 1.85 Chains, to post in rock mound inarked, “*H,Q. M. 3. No. 5,” being also. Post No. 180f West Providence Quurtz Mine, approved survey, from whicha black ouk tree, 15 inohes in dia., bears N 18 1-4> E, 90 links distant, 1.51 chains or 100 feet, to post marked ‘i. Q M. 8.’ No. %,’’ on. south end of lods laim, 8.03 chains or 200 feet, to postin rocix mound marked “H,Q: M. 8. No. 6,” at souti.west Corner, in Chas.tMcHugh’s field, from wich a dcubte back oak tree—25-inches—itr dia. bears S 3 / 1.68. chains distant Lience north 8447 W 3.81 chains to fence course E and W., 9.49 chains to cross section line. between Sections 11 and 14,6.40 chains west ofsection Corner common to Sections il 14,18 and 14, Township le, North Range 8 fast Mount Diablo meridian, 9.v4 chains to ough and Keady ditch, course south weeierly, 10.02chaing, to Post No. ¥of West Provi dence Quartz miue, approved survey, 17.69 ns tesouth-bunk—ofDeer ereek, 19.04 chains, or 1299.54 feét, to postin rock mound on tailings of Deer creek, marked, "H. Q. M. 3. No. 7,”. at northwest corner, thence north 71? East, 1.51.5 chains or 100 feet, to Post No. i, on North-end of-lode claim: 3,03 chains, or 200 feet to the place of beginning, containing an area of (5.84) Five and eighty-four onehundredths acres, Connecting line. From Post No. 4, of “Home Quartz Mine (South Location), thence north-3.67 chains, thence north i43-4> west .90 chains thence north 29> east .51 chains, to ,section post eon mion to Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, TownNo. 1659, A-lication for a; Patent. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal. November 8th, 1857. NSS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM. LN MARTIN, Whose Post Office address is Nevada City, California, has this day filed his application for a Patent forthe Mayflower Placer Mine, containing the Mayflower quartz lode, andthe Alaska quartz lode, all bearing gold, 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 No. 8?, in Township 16, North Range y East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, — Said Mayflower Placer Mine designated as Lot No. 82, being described as follows towit: Beginning at Section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20 and 21, T. 16, N. R.9 E. M D. M. at Post marked “‘M, P. M. No. 1 [hence magnetic variation 1814 ° East S0° 45’ E, at 12.22 che ie No. 11 of Somi@tre Ptacer Mine approved’survey, at_17.55 chs post No 10 of Sundoe Placer Mint; also post of Dittle Wo-f Creek Placer Mine’at 19.63 chs cross Banner road, course kK. and W. 2048 ches or 1351.7 ft postin reck mound marked “M.-P. M. No. 2,” from which a pine tree 12 in. dya. bears’N.:1® W. "1.68 chs dist. being also post No 9 of Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine approved survey;thence S 89° °15' W. at 10.08 chs post No. 8 of ‘Little Wolf Creek Placer Mine, approved survey; also post of Richard’s Placer Mine, approved survey, 20.15 chs post No7of Richard's Placer Mine, approved survey, also post of Nute Placer Mine 40,60 chains or 2679.6 feet post in rock mound marked *M. P. M. No.3’ from which a pine tree 12 in. dia. bears N. 85° W. 62 links dist being also post No6 of Nute Place Mine, approved survey. Thence N.45° 2r W. at 4.29 chains cross Banner road course E. and W. 10.04 chs or 662.64 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. No. 4” from which a black oak tree 6in. dia. bears N. 86° E. 33 links distant. Thence N. 2° E. at 2.34chs cross South Yuba Ditch cou erly at6.83 chatns post No 3 of Alaska Quartz Mine, at 7.21 chs post-No1lofAlaskaQuartz Mine at 7.59 chains post. No 6 of Alaska Quartz Mine 12.75 chains or 841.5 feet post in rock mound marked “M. P. M. Nod” from which a spruce tree 15 in. dia. bears 8, 6° W. 67 links dist. ons .uth boundary of Greenman Placer Mine approved sury Thence N. 88° 30’ Eat 2.10 chang 8 ravine course Westerly at 6.60 chains '4 section corner between Sections 17 and 20, 1 16N ROE, MD M, also post No5ofNute Placer Mine, approved survey at 9.06 chains post No 25 of Nute Placer Mine approved, survey, also post of Greenman Placer Mine at 11.20 ¢hs Westerly bank of Hydraulic Mining excavation at 13.98 chains Easterly bank of said excavation at 14.01 chains post No 1 of Mayflower Quartz Mine at14.69 chs post No 3 of May 4ower quartzmine at 15.29 chains cross Little Wolf Creék course-North Westerly at 21.47 chs. cross Sonth Yuba Diteh. course South Easterly at 22.66 chs post marked ‘M, DM No8’’on line between Little Wolf Creek placer mine and Sandoe placer mine approved survey at 30.25 ehains port marked ‘M. P.M. No 7’ on Easterly boundary of Sandoe placer mine approved survey, 2196 feet or 47.16 chains to the place of beginning eontaining an area of Ninety-three and_fifteen one hundredths (93.15) acres of which 2.65 acres are contained in the survey of the Mayflower and Alaska quartz mines hereinafter described, leaving an area of 0.5 acres in the Mayflower placer mine, MAYFLOWER QUAKTZ MINE. Survey of Lode. Beginning at-postin rock mound marked “M.Q. M. Nol,’ on Northwest end ‘of. lode claim from which a pine stub 20 in. dia. bears N.19° W 1.10 chains distant and original post bears N 58° 36’ W. 10.02 chains dis tant and 14 section corner between Sectious 17 and 20716 NRYE, M.D. M, bears S 88'4° W 14.01 chains distant and the entrance to fhe Mayflower Tunnel bears N 68> 28’ W 2.01 chains distant. Thence with magnetic Variation 1814 9. E, 8 58° 36’ E 13.20 chains or 871.2 feet tou sugar pine stump partly burn ed, marked **M, {. No2" on Southeast endof load claim from whicha l5inches dia. bears N 61139 W distant Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at postin rock mound marked MQM No 8” at South Eust corner. Thence $.58°9 36’ E at 8.45 chains cross South Yuba «itch course Westerly 12.63 chains or 833.6 feet post in rock mound marked “¥.Q M No 4,’ at South East corner. Thence 8 30° 30’ W at 0.83 Chains sugar pipe stump marked ‘MQ M, No 2,’ 0.75 chains or 50 feet, post inrock mound marked ‘tM Q M, Nod” ut SW cor;thence N58 > 36’ W at4.8Schs cross cedar tree 141 chains °® Yuba ditch,course westerly,at 12.50 chains air shaft from Mayflower ‘Tunnel 13.20 chs or 871.2 ft post at rock mound marked “MQ M No 6” atNW cor; thence N 80° 30’ E 0.58 chains or 25.1 feet post Nolon North West end of lode claim Thence N 88° 80’ E 0.68 chains or44.9 feetto the place of beginning. Containing anareaof ninety-seven one hundredths of an acre (0.97). ALASKA QUARTZ MINE, Survey of Lode. Beginning at postin rock mound marked “A-QM Nol’ on West end of lode elaim from which a black oak tree 6 inches dia bears N 55379 EQlinks distant.—fhence—+4 86° 37’ E, at 3.75 chains shaft on the lode 50 feet deep at 4.80chs cut on croppings of the lode 22.73 chs or 1500 feet post in rock mound marked “A QM No2’’ on East end of lode elaini from which a cedar tree 8 inches dia

bears N 814° E 20 links distant. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at post in rock mound marked “*A QM No8” at South West corner, thence 386° 37’ E at6.81 chains cross west‘line of Nute placer mine approved survey, at 6.47 chains South of 4 Sec corner between Se tions 17 and 20, f16, N R9E, M DM, being also post Nodof Nute placermine at 9.20 chains cross South Yuba ditch, course West, _, No. 1657. , Application for Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. November 4th, 1887: ;OTICE is hereby given that JOHN B, IN BYRNE, whose Postoffice address’ is Nevada City, Nevada County, Stafe of Cali fornia, has this day filed his application for a patent for ten hundred and forty-four and 1:12th linear feet of the Little Turk Quartz Mine, or vein hearing gold, with surface ground six hundred 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.150 in Township 16 North, Ranges East of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. 150 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at North Lode Post, a post in rock mound marked L. T, Q-M. N: L. P., from which a peach tree 6 ins. dia. bears S 98142 W. d52links dist; thence, magnetic variation 1734>° East, S. 1d41g> East, 1044.1 feet, or 15.82 chs, to the South Lode Post, a postin rock mound on worthery boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricultural claim and on See. line between Secs. 18 and 24, Tp. 16N , R. 8 E.M. D. M. which is also the éxtreme westerly corner of the Potosi Quartz Mine, marked L, T.Q. M. No. 2, from which the corner to Sees. 18,24, 18 and 19, Tp. 16 N., R.8 E. M.D. M. bears East 23.94 chs. distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Commencing at N. W. Corner a. post in rock mound marked . , T.Q. M,N.W.°vor., thence, Maguetic Va jon 17349 East, N. 70147 W. 800 ft. or 4.545 chaeto North Lode Post, a post in roc« mound marked L. T. Q. M.N. L. P. 600 ft. or 9.09 chs, to.N. E. Cor., a postin rock mound marked L. T.Q. M,N. E, Cor. Vhenece, Angle of Deflection 95° 15 min, to right, $. 141449 E. 572.9 ft. or 8.68 chs., intersect the westerly boundary of the remainder of Gold FlatQuartz Mine ata point under Mr. J. B. Byrne’s house, Angle of Deflection 81° 45 min to right, 8. 1754> W. 334 ft. or 5.06 chs., the 8. W. Cor. of the Remainder of Gold Flat Q. M.,a pone in rock mound marked Rk, G, F, Q. M. 38. W. 1.5 ft, or &.$1 chs. to South Lode Post scribed. Thence Angle of Deflecwig to right, West along the South boundary of the cluim and tie Northern boundary of Ella M. Rose’s agricnitural cluim-(pateBted), and-on the Sec, line: be tween secs and 24, ‘F. 16 N.,.R.8 E. M.D. M. 300 ft. or 4.54 chs, tos. W. Cor., a-post in rock mound marked Li T. Q. M. 8.°W. Cor. Thence, Angle of Detlection 7514°to right N. 144° W. aloug westerly boundary of Claim 41," ft. or 14.27 chs. tu place of begimhing, Containing 12.29 acres. The location of this nine is nétof-record, the record of location have been lost or destroyed. The adjoining claimants are Remainder of Gold’Flat Quartz :Mine, Ella‘ M. Rose ag: ricultural patent, and Byrne Placer Mining Claim. Any and all persons clainting adversely any portion of said-Little Turk Quarty Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse cluims with the Kegister of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, in ‘the State of Culifornia,, during the sixty days period.of publication. hereof, or they willbe barred by virtue of the provis ons of the Statute. L, Register. SELDEN HETZE It is hereby ordered thatthe foregoing No-, tice of Application for Patent be’ published for the petiod of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), inthe NEvapA DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper pnblished at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cala. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publicatiun—Novem ber 6th, 1887. Cross & Simouds, Attys for Applicant. Ua ee No. 1662. ; Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, §; amento, Cal, December ud, i887. YOTICE is hereby given that THOMAS ke BROCK, whose Post Otfice is North Bloomfield, Nevadwcouuty; Cal., has made applicution for Patent forthe Brock Placer‘ Mine and ground, being situated in the Gold Flat Mining District, in the county of Nevada, State of Culdfornia, and deseribedin the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz : Gommencing at postin rock mound mark ed“ & M’No. 1’ from which a pine tree 15 in. dia bears 356° £ 0.75 chains distant (being also South East corner of the Nl, of the Nig ofthe Wi4 of N OW 4 of Section 48, embraced by Getehell Placer Mine, U. 8. Pateut, from which the 144 Section corner between Sections 7 anx ,»t16,N RO EM D M, bears N 389 Ul’ E 47 chains distant and Post No zon North end of lode line. of Sneath & Clay quartz mine, US patent, bears No7s° 41’ EB: 16.28 chains distant. Thence, with magnetic variation 18SEast, North 0,44 chains or 2) feet, Post in rock mound markeds P M No. 2,” from Which a pine tree 15 in. diam bears s 56° E chains cross deep ravine mined out, Course south westerly, 5.89 chalus or 358.7 feet, post in rock mound marked “B*’P M No 8.” Thence $41° 50’ EU.0 chains corner of fence 2.31)e8hains or 152.5 feet along fence. Thence Post at corner of fence marked ‘ b PM No 4,”. Thomas Brock’s: house bears West 30 links distant. Thence Slzo ly’ W 1,00 chain ‘Lbomus Krock’s house to rigit:25 links distant 1.55 chuins corner of fence on brink of hydraulic’ bank 4.19 chxins or 270.5 feet postin rock mound “BPM Nob” on Westerly side of the County road and on hurth side of Hitchcock ravine from-whicth erly at19 ¥O chains cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mines, approyed surveys, from which post No 25 bears N 5d14 9 W 12.82 chains distant 22.73 chains or 1500 feet post in'rock mound marked “A Q M No 4’’atSouth East corner. ‘hence N 2° Eat 0.88 chains post No2 on East end of lode ciaim 0:75 chains or 50 feet, post in rock mound marked eae 10% atNorth Enst corner. Tifence N 86° 37’ W at 4.03 chains ship.16, North Rittpee#tust, Mount Diablo meridian, making calculated “course. and distance N 04° east 5 Chains. 5 Field notes of conflict between “Home Quartz Mite [South locetion),” and agricultural. patent of Dingley’ embracing lot.1, of north west 1-4 Section 13, TO WSIB AD 16, North Range & East Monnt Diablo meridian. Beginning at post marked “tH. Q. M. 8. No. 4,"’ from which section corner common tu Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, Township 16 North Ranges’ East Mount Diablo meridian bears north .0l4> E 5.00 chainsdistant, thence with magnetic variation~18> exrt,8 301449 E 2-49 chains or 164.3 feet, to Post marked “‘H, Q. M. No4,” original corner. Thence South South 71° West, 1.35 chuins to Post marked “H.Q. M.S.” No 5.Thenee N.0144 9° E7176 feet or 2.60 chains to the place of beginning, containing an area of Sixteen one-hun dredths ofan acre. i jthe said Mining Claim being of record in the oflice of the County. Recorder of the Connty of Nevada, at. Nevada City, Califoraia, the adjoining claimants are the “Ural Quartz Mine,” Lot No 75, approved survey; ind the “Home Quartz Mine,” (north location), Lot No 153, approved survey, on the North; on the South and West by the ‘West Providence Quartz Mine,’ Lot No131-A’ approved survey; and on the Kast by the “West -Providence Quartz Mine,” approved survey, Lot No 131B. That part and portion of said “Home Quartz Mine (South Loeation),’’ described iereinbefore, as being in conflict with Avricultural Patent of Dingley, embracing lor, cf North West 1-4 of Section 13, Township 16, North Range 8 J.ast Mount Diablo Meridian, haar been. by voluntary act of said “Hone Gold Mining Company “rejected and except ed from the application of said “Home Gold Mining Company,” aud is not embraced or included in the said Application for Patent of the said “Home Gold Mining Company,” for the said ‘‘Home Quartz Mine (South Location,”’) Anyandall persons claiming adversely; any portion of said ‘‘Home Quartz Mine South Location,” orsurface ground, are re quired to file their adverse claims, with the Kegister of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtueof the provisions of the Revised statutes of the United States, SELDEN HETZEL, Register Itishereby orcered,. that: the foregoing Noticeof Application for Patent, be pub lished for the period of sixty (60) “days (ten consecutive weeks)in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper, . published at Nevada City, Nevada county, California, SELDEN HE’ , Kegister. The first publication of this Notice was made on the 2ist day of January, A: D, 188s, Geo. A. Knight, 284 Montgomery street, san Francisco, California, Attorney for the Applicant. 5 . MONE TO BE MADE, CUT THIS “ out and return to us, and we willsend you free, something of great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will bring you in more money right.away than anything else in thig world, Any one can do the work and live athome. Kithér sex—all ages. Something new, that oe coins money for all workers. We will start you; capital not needed, This is one of the genuine, important chances of a lifetime. Those who’ are ambitious and enterprising will not delay Grand outfit free. Address TRUK & -CO., Augusta, Maine. i. ; sabre Sidi SRE Pan L. 8 CALKINS. N P. BROWN & BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. JUBLISHERS, OF THE NEVADA CITY ; DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the léading paoe in Northern California. It wag estaboe September 6th, 1861, by N. P. Brown 10. ¢ -. or old; no special abilty required. cross line between Nute and Little Wolf Creek placer mine, approved surveys, from which post No25 hears.N 6544° W 11.45 chs distunt, at 10.50 ¢hains cross South Yuba ditch, course Westerly at 15.94 chuins cross West line of Nute placer mine, approved survey. 5.71 chains South of post No 5, 22.73 chains or 1500 feet postin rock mound marked ‘tA QM No6” at North West corner from which the 4 Section corner. between Sections 17and 20 T16N Range 9 E’M D M bears N 51° 50’ E 861: chains distant. Thence $ 2° Wat 0.38 chs post Nol on West end of lode claim 0.75 chains or 50 feet to the place of beginning. Containing an‘wrea of one and sixty-eight one hundredths (1.68 acres.) . RECAPITULATION, Mayflower Placer Mine contains 90.50 acres. May flower Quartz Mine,included in Placer ; Alaska Quartz Mine, ineluded in Placer Ps Aa a elisa 0.97 acres. 1.68 acres. Total pilarauceeey Samus -93.15 acres. Magnetic variation 1814 ° East. The location of these mines is recorded inthe Recorder's office of the county of Nevada, in Book 10 of Mining Locations. No patented claims adjoining. oar Anyand a’ persons claiming any portion of said Mayflower Placer Mine or of the Mayflower Quartz Lode or Alaska Quartz Lode therein contained or surface gronnd 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 days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the Sfatute. SELDEN HETZEL, ‘ Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for Patent be published forthe period of sixty days in the DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, @ daily newspaper published at Nevada City,.California. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. First publication —November llth “1887 Fred Searls, Atty for Applicant il is we eg Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act 3, 1878. ) ramento, Califorpia, December 23d, 7. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of Jrine 3, 1878, entitled ‘An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon,Nevada & Washington Territory,” A. JACOB FENCHEL, of Nevada City, county. of Sevada, state of California, hus this day tilua in this office his sworn statement No. 729 for the purchase of N14 of NE and N's of NW'4 vi Seetion No. 20, Township No, 16 N Range No. 10 E.M. D. B. & M., and will of fer proof to show that the land seught is more valuable for its timber or stone ‘than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim tosaidland before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal., on March 5th, 1888 He numes as.witnéssces: Louis Voss, J. Fenchel,C. Fenchel and A, J. Fenchel, all of Nevada City P.0., Nevada county, ‘al. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this officeon or befure the said 5th day of mafic, 1888, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. EdF.f aylor, Atty. Dee. 25-60d the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed all over the country without separating the workers from theirhomes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work; either sex, young Capital not needed; we start you free. Cut this out and return it tous and We will send you free something of great value andim portance to yon, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money, rizht away than anything else in. the world. Grand oth free. Address True & Co., Augusta, ne. : TNITED STATES LAND. OFFICE, SAC} VT 7 HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during” i y the last half century. A Not the least among the North East abutraent of bridge across Hiteheock Ravine bears South :s5 chats distant, Thence N 53° 36’ w 9.75 chains, easterly side of Gold Rtun Ravine 14.00 chs cross fence, course N Wand § KE, 14.83 cbs or $45.88. feet, post in rock mound marked “B P M No 6,” from whieh a pine tree 10 in. dia bears N 9342 E 47 links dis tant, standing on westerly bank of Gold Run Kuvine. Thence N 20° 39’ W along westdr ly benkof Gold Kun Kavine 4.06 chains cross Kust and West fence 6.56 chaingor 307 féCt, Post in rock mound BP M No7,” from which a pine tree Sin, dia béars $ 471442 W 80 links Uistunt standing *en westerly bank of Gold Ran Kavine, on South boundary of Getchell Piacer Mine, US patent, Thence N 889. 22’ E ) chuins easterly sidé of Gold Run Ravine 5 chains cross fence, course N W and 5 E,585 chuins mining bunk 02 mining cut or excavation, 10.65 chuius of 702.00 feettothe place of beginning, contuining ap area of nine und seven one hundredths (9.07) acres, Connecting Line, From 14 Section corner between Sections 7and18,li6éN RYEMD M.Thence with magnetic variation 189“, South 20,00 chs. ‘Thence S$ 41449 W 283 chains. Thence $s 45° W 2.06 chains. Thence N 64449 W 7.46 chains Thence 8 9 i 3 chains Thence § 31 84° W Thence N 59142 W 7.40 chains, 54 So W 1.65 chains. Thence N 141 chains. Thence west 0.44 chains to Post marked “BPM No 4,’ making calculuted course and distance N 88.019 E 32.47 chains, and containiny 9.07 acres, and designuted as Lot No 81 in -Seetion 18, ‘Township 16° North, Range 9 Kz Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, Suid location of this mine is recorded, in the office. of the County. Recorder of the county of Nevada, Stute of California, in 300k 10, pages 587-8, Mining Records of said Nevada county. Adjoining claimants-aré Getchell Placer Mine on the North,and Sheath & Clay quartz mine on the East. ; All persons holding any adverse ,claims theretoare hereby required to present the Fsuane hefore-this office within sixty days from the first duy of publication hereof, SELDEN HETZEL, Rezister. 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OF THE i County of Nevada, State of California. 1n the matter-of the Estate of Benjamin Fj Thomas, an Insolvent Debtor. Benjamin F. Thomas having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency,: by which if appears that-he is an insolvent debtor, the said Benjamin F. Thomus is hereby declared to be insolvent. : The Sheriffof the said County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate,real and personal, of the said Benjamin F. Thomas insolvent debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from execution, and of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account, and papers, and to keep the same safely until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. All-persons are forbidden. to pay any debts to the suid insolvent, orto deliver atrye property belonging to such Insolvent, to him, orto any person, firm or corporition, or association for his use. The said debtor. is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. « It is further ordered that all the’ creditors of said debtor be and appeur before the Hon. J. M. Walling, Judge of the Superior Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, at the Courtroom of said Court, in the said County of Nevada, on the THIRTEENTH day of FEBRUARY, 1888, at 10 o’clock A. M. of that day, to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. it is further ordered that the order be publisbed in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper of general circulation, published in the said county of Nevad. as often as the said pepe is published, before the said day set for the meeting of the creditors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said insolvent be stayed. dbuted Dee. 31st, 1887. : J.M. WALLING, Judge of Superior Court. ¥F. 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Hundreds have senate, % laily “Kractly” what every Farmer and Chopper wants. t order from your 808 8, Canaj od Foind tarnoncniges PURE : Bireet, Chicago, LIL ‘Oly ame Insolyent._jal . ait Species ig i i Ci Pees evadasi ty, amen, ‘ _ No. 1668. Application for a Patent, United States Lando Sacramento, Cal., November tthe Sak OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT John 8B. Byrne, whose Bt office address is Nevada City, California, has thi day filed his application. for a patent for 1960 % linear feet of the Potosi or vein, bearing gold, with surface round 400 feet in width, situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field note and official plat on file in this office ag Lot Number 151, in Township No 16, north af Ran ge Nos a exeetay pashio base and meridian, saic ) eing descr : follows, to-wit: roe ned ag Heginaing at the norte ind eginning at the north lode post, i rock Hav maaken PQMN PP andes QMSL P (being also the south lode Post of the remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Miho and the location post common to hor), claims), from which acedar 12 inches di bears N'58%4> E22 links dist, and a ping.’ inches dia bears 8 384° W 37 links disncy’ thence magnetic variation 17%° Kagt 8 {71 © W 1960.9 feet or 29.71 chs to the south loi4 postin rock mound, marked PQ M8 {1 standing on the south slope of hill\ana fror which a black oak 7 inches dia bears $022" > E 69 links dist, and acedar 8 inches 4,2 bears 85642 W 62links dist, te : ccrobogitaced Dooncaries. Jommencing a € north wester’ ata postin rock mound marked rant ‘orjand RGF-QM 8 W Cor, (being a loc ti.n cornercommon to both claims): thence, magnetic var 17%° Hast along the norti, erly boundary of the claim 600 feet Or 9.04 chs to post in rock mound marked P Q MN E Cor, and R G FQMSE Oor, from which. pine marked P Co No 4, one of the corners of the Pittsburg Q M_ (Lot No 89 approves survey) bearsS 66!4° E 2.75 chs dist, and th corner to Secs 13, ‘hM, 18 and 19, T 16, 10 N ie 8 and9 EK, M DM, bears 8 86% X 14.15 4)/° dist; thence angle of deflection 90° to rigi,, 8174 ° W along the easterly boundary } Clafm 1960.9 feet.or 29.71 che to a post in rodk mound marked PQ M & E Cor; thence ay “le of deflection 90° to right, N'79o Ww , tle southerly boundary of claim 4 t OF 6.06 chs to post in rock mound marked PQ M x \ Cor; thence angle of deflection 90° 15° 4, right, N 1744°E along the westerly boundary of Claim 1438.5 ft or 4 oe cbs intersect south boundary of Ella M Rose agricultura) claim: at a pomt 2.04 chs W of SE cor of same, a post in rock mound marked Pp QM No 4; thence angle of deflection 721,> ¢,, right, east along the southerly boundary of said agricultural claim 134.6 feet or 2.04 cls to SE cor of said agricultural claim to postin rock mound marked PQ M No3;thence an gle of deflection 90° to left, N along eastern boundary of said agricultaral ‘claim 330 feet or5chs to NE cor thereof, at 1-4 stake in line between ‘said sees 13 and 24, west 20 1y chs from cor tosecs 13, 24,18 an 19, T 16 N& R&and 9E,M DM, a postin reck mound marked P QM Nol; thence angle of defiec. tion 90° toleft, west along northerly boundary of said agriéultural claim 247.5 feet or 3.75chs to post in roek mound marked P Q M; thence angle of deflection 1074° to right, N 174° E aloug the western boundary of claim and easterly boundary of Little Turk Quartz Mine 247.5 feet or 3.75 chains tu place of beginning, containing 18.24 acres. The location of this mine is not recorded the records being destroyed, i The adjoining claimants-are Little Turk Quartz.Mine; remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mine, Pittsburg Gold Quartz Mine, Merrimack Placer Claim, El aM Rose agricultural patent. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Potosi quartz 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 days pines of publication hereof, er they will be arred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. _It ishereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published forthe period of 60 days, (ten consecutiv weeks), in the Daily Transcri ot, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Neva: da Co,,Cal. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. irst publication, November 12, 1887, Cross & Simonds Attys for applicant. Notice for Publication. Z uartz Mine Timber Land, Act June 8d, 1878. . Bigeye ‘STATES LAND OFFICE, SACa ramento, California, December 28rd, Notice is hereby given that in com with the provisions ofthe Act of Gace June 3d, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cali ornia, Oregon, Nevadaand Washington Tene {7 CONRAD C. FENCHEL, of Nevada City county of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn Btatement No. 730 for the purchase of SE, of Seetion Ne 4, Township No 16 N. Range No 10 E. M.D. B.& M.and will offer proof to show that the Jand sought is more valuable for its timber orstone than for agricultural urposes, and to establish his ¢laim to ie land before the Register and Receiver of this office-at Sacramento, Cal.,.on March 5th, 1888. He names as witnesses Louis Vogs, J. Fenchel, C.Fenchel, and A. J. Fenchei, all of Nevada City P. O., Nevada county, Cal. Any and all pereous claiming adversely she above force ped anda are requested to etheir claims in this office on the 5th day of Maton, 1888, © ie pede : SELDEN HETZEL, Regi Ed F. Taylor, Atty Dee. 95-004 Lang, Notice. eS U.S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal, % anwlary 13th, 1888, TWrON READING AND CONSIDERING “Application .Ng. 1, of the CENT PACIFIC” RAILROAD’ COMPANY." iS select certain lands in Township 17, North ae pea Ntadhyd presented, together ‘ith a petition that the prope ie pub estion. ei i ansiaia amis t is now ordered that notice b the said application to select, by hitcanits " this ey er for thirty days in the N AILY TRANSCRIPT, & ReEWspaper ublished at NevadaCity, in the count ti of California. Nini diszihe dancwn All persour claiming any partof t inafter described anda, pt bbs to be ma here, in character, will take. notice, that they must, during the period of publication of this notice, file aflidavits in this office describing the tracts so claimed to be mineral in character with particulati , setting forth the facts with respect to the ¢baracter of the same, in clear and concise lan guage. If such affidavits are filed, during mk eriod lie i hey et hearing will be ordered, to be had before us tgraue notice , at this office, ar 8 further ordered that FRIDAY 2d. day of March, 1888, at 10.0’clock Hi M. he fore the Register and Receiver, at this. ottice be, and vthe same is hereby fixed for the hearing of evidence on the part of the CEN beyee Prdth tl aprile COMPANY, as © the non-minera] chara, = plied pen oter-of the land ap Upon making gatisfactory proof ofmineral character of ne Inga applied Mee hereinafter described, except such parts eee as mineral affidavits have been filed ainst. The lands hereinabove refer: ares rg are) as follower foane per ots 5 and 6 of NE \y, lot7 of N W 1 4 of SE M4, lot 10 of SEZ, 814 of § ee eee 8 and 9 of 8 W 14 of Section 1; lots 5, (7 and. 8 of N E \, lots 1, 2, 8and4ofNW 1-4, lots 9, 10,11 and 12 of 8 E 14, lota 8 and 4 of & W 14,E1-2 of SW 1/ ‘of Section 7; lots 2, land 12 0f NEY, lots 8, 4,5and 10 of NW 74, 8 E 4: lots 6,7, 8,9 and 18: 0f 8 W uy of Section 9; lot4 of NE a lots 1, 2, anda ot ot dé of 8° EVADA NW4;8 W.4 of N WY, Tots 5 an Y, Wi of SE 4, 8 WI of 1; Section 18; N1d'and & te eon Swit SE of 8 W ¥ of Section 15; 161 of N E y NWIAOLNE 14, S1g of N Wid, N. Wig N 3 ofS EY8E14 ofS E14 8 Leofs SE 1-4, N1-20f8 W143 W 140tSW La o 1-2 of S E 1-4 of 8 W 1-4 of Seetion 17;N E 1-4 E1-20f N W1-4, lots 1 and 20f NW 1-4, F13 of 5 W 1-4, lots 8 and'4 of SW 1-4 of Séction 19; lot1, N W 1-40f NW 14,5 W 1-4 of N W 1-4, lot 2 of N W 1-4, lots 3 and4dofSW>°1-4 of Seetion 21; lots1 and 2ofN¥ 1-4, lot 3and4 of N Wit, NW M4ofN W 14, lot 8 of 8 E -4, lots 5, 6, an , Pi a 9ofS W 1-4 of Section = SS 8 W 1-4, 81-2 of 8 W 1-4 SE 1-4 0f8-E 1¥S1-20 5 W 1-40f Section 29; N 4-4 of N W1-4,Jot lof N W 1 14of 8 W1-4) lot4of8 W14 ection 31; N 1-2,N W1-4 of 8 E 1-4lof Section 83; all of Sevtion 35, allin township 17 North; Range 9 Eust, Mount Diablo base and meridian. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is further ordered, that in addition to the publication above ordered to be made that service be made on John Oatzman, A. Lademan and John E. C Hall. by delivering to him personally, a ee? Of this order. sELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878, NITED STATES LAND OFFICE SACte7, amento, California, Decembe 28rd, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the’ “Att of Congress of June 3; 1878, entitled ‘‘An actfor the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ JOHN B. FENCHEL, of ‘Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of California, has this lay filed in this office his sworn’ statement No. 728 forthe purchase of SEM ofjon No.8 7 pant 1. N Range No, 10 E. M.D. B. & M. and will offer proof to show that the lend . sougibds more valuable for its Umber ne than or eer Pp es, AD to establish his cl; tonaid land belore the Registerand Receiver of this offiee at Sacramento, Cal., on 888,Vi wie Fenae we ij 4 Zz vada City .N ty, Cal. : Any and all persons cninitag adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said Sth day of March, 1 aN Herz Ea ¥. Taylor, Atty, aE iBee, wend ublication — iy. i 1] on yp tet Cag Sg SI bed Ge ome ft ST