February 10, 1889 (4 pages)

while at business. 1 exeruciating with , kinwes, ped bards. Sv severe bed immediately, joints were ir Ra:nral size, ae ame Aft r cok, most hago ae ‘or @ wee! ene andverivus other remedies, Ue ee with my helpless Mu get Swift's Specific and kee ® cure, and if it does walk about rol poor, ana after using bottler I was out aiid able to go to ——— Since then I have Leen regula’'y at ‘of duty, aad gant on my feet rom fem hours a day, avd am entire! ma nige te =. simple facts eee d I will cheerfully answer all. ries ye the: relia, either in person or ,0MA8 MARKILLIE, 11 W. 18th street, Nuw York City. aeere 3 ae the plain Nasuvi1e, Texx.—I heave warded off a severe attack 6f recused: by a timely resort to Swift's Speciiice. Jn sli cases where a permanent relief is aoucht this medicine commends itself for a constitutional treatment that thoroughly eradi: seeds of discates the ease from . vy. W. P. Barston, D. 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Should the member choose to surrender his Cerfificate at the end of the shat there shall be paid in cash to him or his order, the fall eserve paid on his Aces STATEMENT JULY 1, 1887. 10,182 45 PROMPTNESS IN Jerry Se HOQLING, ex-State Treasurer 23d, 1887. ary 5th, 1887 : proofs filed February 14th, filed February 8th, 1887. Home Benerir Lire ASSOCIATION ; ment of this amount long before the date Yours very truly, 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Home Benefit Life Association : ‘Gentlemen : most gratefully received. ~ 1887 ; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Home "Benerit Lire Association : commendable. Yours very trul Sypney M. Van Wyck, Supt. Golden ————_~-+ +90 RAILROAD RATES. Following are thes approximate railroad rates of fare for first-class pasgage from Nevada City tothe points n Coaite Point Independence.. Junction. . Lathrop. ? Los Angeles. 22+. +s esse sees Napa Junction Cgden Peter’s. Port Costa Raymond Redding .-. Sacramento San Francisev. . Upper Soda Springs. . Jejo Junction Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT peer aha Cake ait Jan OT. CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN tart foliowing napied settler haya filed noanid her intention to make final proof in aig of of bis claim, and_that be mude before the ssoeine J ot evade ‘Cit + Cal,, on Februar ta 1889 vie: MARY ‘COSTA widow of MOMAE @UBTA, deeeased, for : Bytes. an, es See ot ey of eWid of of ot Bhe names the toliowing. wi ‘witnesses to ve her continuous resi ae of j10 ee Woikiogs nae Senne aati THs yation hs ets John Garry, a all Et Bi is ‘ 91, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Nationai Bank of Grass Valley. _ Gentlemen—I have to thank you for tae Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held by my father. expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make payment, Yours hanged You Don’t Get the News UNLESS Ym Take tha DAILY TRANSCRIP? SETTLEMENT. — of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid February Ws. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2,000, died Febru1887 ; claim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Biciey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim ag, Hear of hfe paydue was unexpected, and I am very ELLA T. BIGLEY. San Francisco, July 19, 1887. is RS. 8. M. VAN WYCK. HELEN B. VAN WYCK Z.T: Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed. April 6th, Gentlemen —Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, Watkin R. Price, ‘isthis day most gratefully received. Such promptness is “ANN Prick, By Geo. L, Brander, ber Atty. in Fact. City. Chemical Works. Policy No Total payments thereon $383. All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of moran City, and 4 L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising: Ageney. ROO 20 AND 21 RCHANT’S EX: CHANGE, CALIFO. TA BthEET, fAN FRAMES iy . ADVERTISEMENT Neste fas eehatae ari Japan, China, New eulat te Colonies, the Eastern ws youg Sees a " He a it 1 i ie Overland : Monthly. re. Lab pile FHAtoEe Of T. HE PRESILLUSTRATED’ DESOB’ PT1VE Witbout"the ABTIOUES ac nenty 4 is impossible to keep informed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential to the home-seekerand investor,. % “Po lovers of literature the Overland offers each month the ,best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Ite stoties of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range’ of Western life, from mining-camp days to the living present, Its literary reviews editorials, dnd poems rank ‘with bat Eastern’ work. If you wish toaid the growth 9 the cific Const, wttbseribe for the ' Over Monthly. a Bavek yer year, at us. . The Overland Mainly mie 06. San Fraucisto, hie vnla oil NEVADA COUNTY. Pronenee Valley, Foot-Hill and 4 , Mountain . os 7 A Combination of Natura) Advantages Not Rxcelied in the State*An Encottraging Season. . {8. ¥. Chronicle, Jan. 1, 1859.) Nevada county claims special attention as oné of the few counties of California in ‘which-the three principal industries of the State—mining, agriculture and horticulture—are extensively earried on side by side. The county is accessible by rail, the Central Pacific Railroad running along its southern boundary a considerable distance, and crossing its extreme eastern end, while the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad intersects ita central portion, extending north from Colfax to Nevada City and passing through Grass Valleyin its route. Geographithe central jine of the State, and extends from Nibe § Sacramento valley on the west to and ‘beyond t the visa of the Sierra Nevada, In the western-portion the altitude averages some 1300 feet above the sea level, and the surface consists of gently sloping hills and ridges with here and there large sized tracts of comparatively level land. In the central section is the upper part of the hortio@ltural belt, and here also are most of the great quartz aud gravel mines which have since pioneer days been _. yielding such vast quantities of. gold. . M The eastern extremity is very mountainous in character, the. principal industries thereof being lumbering,’ iceshipping dnd grazing. About 250,000 acres\of land are contained in thé horticultural belt of the county, which includes the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready and Bridyeport.: l A great variety of productions is insured within these limits. Fruits and vegetables maturing early, or requir ing a long and warm season, thrive particularly well on lands facing to the -+south where the rays of the sun have full foree; while the larger and more —. slewly—maturing fruits flourish on the cooler and more moist* lands with a northern exposure, The-valley lands between the ridges and hills have in most cases but little brush upon them, and though well furnished with water from springs and streams are not as wel! calculated for fruit growing ag for the production of hay and pasturage. Among the most profitable fruits to be raised here is-the pear, which is followed closely by the apple, both: attaining in Neyada county the greatest qualities, Grape“growing is rapidly becoming an important industry here, Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a month before the} this being the natural home of the vine, Nevada county port wine has. ¢ already in two competitive exhibitions where the principal wine-producing first prize, and:other varieties of wine Warxin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000; died . shown have stgod high in the list of April 29th, 1887; proofs of death filed May 7th, 1587 ; paid May 21st, 1887. successful competition, The olive thrives here, attaining perfection in size and quality. In the extrenie lowprofitably grown, the fruit maturing unustally early and a full crop being generally obtained. No county in the State is more abundantly watered. Mining and irrigation ditches, fed from natural and artificial lakes in the higher altitudes, thread all sections, This water is of the’purest, and the supply never fails. ‘The climate has an invigorating freshness and salubrity that is not to be found in lower lands. There are no fogs, no blizzards, no malaria. Large numbers of people come annually from the seacoast and vaileys to spend the summers bere, and thus rebuild their shattered constitution. Adjacent to Nevada City and Grass Valley are located such well-known Providence, Nevada City, W oming, Pittsburg, Nevereweat; Idaho, Empire, North Star and many others. The princip :I'claims are equipped with the most modern machinery for’ mining and milling. Washington and Eureka townships baye been for the, past few years rapidly rising into prominence as quariz-mining sections, and several properties there—such as the California, Rocky Glen, Washington, Yuba, ete,—are paying well. A number of others are destinéd to soon become dividend payers. The Delhi of Bridgeport township has within two years come into prominence as one of the best properties in the State, Other claims in that locality now being prospected give indications of proving equally rich. Meadow Luke district, which in the sixties experienced a rebearish le boom which collapsed as suddenly as it came because of the failure of any of the processes then known to separate the gold from the base metals contained in the rock, was during the past summer a scene of renewed activity because of a syndieate having gone in there and partiall demonstrated that the ores are reducible when properly treated. That is peculiarly the ‘‘snow belt” of: the county, ng at the summit of the Sierra. Nevada, When the winter storme are over, the camp, now hibernating, will come out of its sheil. As tothe towns of the count . pes’ Grase Vellore with her tay areas ° ey ng marked prosperity Stee of the success of quartz mining there; ‘which was never siving auch large returns 4s now: Nevada City, the zounty seat, is laboring under somewhat of a depression so far as business is concerned, becwtse of such setbacks as me stoppage of hydraulic mining, age conflicts in ony or two of the sy quartz mines and a reduction in those and tect or three . w, jae mines. But it is safe to say t . Nevada City, as well as the other towns in the upper part of ye role es which: tave-pead hurt by will a a. ssa? short “. time be. more The county’s 1 the to all acfb viet] h ol ag ech cally the county lies a_trifle-north of . a Gdsrig ig sections were represented, earned the. ,," er portions of the county the orange is . rand -productive-quartz mines as—the} w LOCAL DIRECTORY. List of Nevada City’s Business Institutions. ‘asses. ASSAYING, “. I Fe Get, Main.Citizens Bank, er BAKERIES Mra. J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex.-Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. itizens Bank, peed. Direetors—Dr. BR. M. “en Gee eo. M. Nas ay ioe Edwards, an, » E, Morgan, L. Housreston. BARBERS. H. 8, Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National [otel. C, E. Wilde, Pine. L, Godair & Sons, Broad, BLACKSMITHS. Wm. Rervon. ag A F, egg oe fo Ped Plaga. é. E Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES, Cert Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W.Welch Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS Cc. (Pete eee iad Broad, B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. JF. Hook, Commercial. F.L. Ficke, Commercial, BOOT & SHOE STOBE. John Webber. Broad, BREWERIES man, E. M. Is oles, Naat teen: srael Hosken, C Fogel Mein. BRICK MASONS, John Dunnicliff, Sacramento, H. L, Gove, Boulder. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC, Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. Rosenthal, Commeroial. 8 iitectas. Pine. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and 8 K. Casper, cor, Pine and vommsroisl iS Hyman, ee Oy geadetane” and Main hk. H, Miller, B: aunoeimun'e & “Tam, Pine E. Rosenthal, Spey rs. Leddy and Kagan Commercial. Fg. Willett, "Commertial CONSTABLES, 8. Dillon, Broad. Thomas Stevens. Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. . Frank Miller. i Penrose, Pine, KS: Irish, East Broad, i “C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Palmer, Nevada. . C, Weisenberger, Nevada, T. Penrose, Pine. ats in & Onstott. A. Huffthan, Nevada. CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS O. Maltman, Gold Flat, DENTISTS. Mrs, N, E. Chapman, Sacramento, 8. M. Harris, Broad: “DRUG STORES. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. MILLWRIGHT. J, BR. Colling, & Coyote. Parsons & Tompkins. A. MeNeeley, Piety Hill, MUSIC TEACHERS. £. Muller; Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel, Mine Luey obit: Nevada, NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. A. Tam, Pine. Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER, J. Swart, Broad. PHYSICIANS. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Hevede. D. Bobo—Office’ fi. 8, Welch—Offiee cor. Pine and Commercial, poussnce National Hotel. E, W. Charles—Office cor, Broad and Pine, dence Water ce Valantine—Office Broad, residence Main Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada. POSTOFFICE, Calvin R. Clarke, Postmaster. RAILROAD. Nevada County Narrow Gauge A. H. Par . ker, agent. REAL ESTATE, Nevada Cougty I Land and Improvement Association, Bro By ag geen T, Moran. E. M, Preston,’ Geo. E. Turner, Wm, Poutscnheteer, ag S & lord, Nat. P Brown, Geo, £ Brand, m, Campbell Chas, Barker. GROCERIES AND PROVISION 8. . J. Jackson, Commercial. . G, Gaylord, , mm. Wolf, Main. ee Smith, Coramercial. Mulloy, Broad, . R. Wadsworth, Commercial. . Lademan, Broad, Broad. Tompkins & Tompkins, . G,. Richards, Broad. Mf “H. Forman, Commereial. Sims & Nichols, V Flusae, Thomas Kidd, Broad. HAIR DRESSER. Mreg. L. Godair, Boulder HARDWARE. das, E, Turner, Pine. Legg & Shaw, cor. Main and Union. HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC Jas, Cairns, Broad, 5 R.M HAY, FEED, ETC. H. C. Mills, cor, Pine and Spring. BS, Mile oS Br, Sacramento. Wm. Wolf, “HOTELS. National LBRCGRGER: Broad Union, M New York, Broad. City Hotel, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS ‘Harrison & Stout. Isaac & Rowe, Main. Ralph Bowerman. INSURANCE AGENTS, lfe, Broad ig ntl os hs as FP iM “ Mi E eentoien, Main . ee arthe, .H. Crawford, “ John Werry, Courthouse. J. M. Tho = 0. B8 , Carr Bros,, cor. Pine and Commercial SURVEYORS, .G. Hartwell, Broad, . . B, Englebright, Broad. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. STONE MASON, Wm. Joy. o SODA WATER FACTORY. L. Seibert, THEATER, Gee. F. Jacobs Manager, Broad. nein MARKETS. James hes ial Gok Brot crm, Com ouimeretal, affziger, . DRY AND FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY, ta, Lester & Crawf . Case oF Cohn 2, Bommel a asper Co Cc Peokhiry mmercial, b iecnaahteetesrieng ce pipirtoi Geo, G. Allan, alc gs FRUIT TREES, ETC, Felix Gillet, Barren Hill, fico tad gga oe source om Pree with i and aie Faster W. A. New York Hote Geo. W. imonana: Uarr Brothers, cor. Pine‘and Commercial. residence Nevada. 4 . the Ick. Gaylord & Searls, —-. ras & Stason, road ; Broad, a t eats & fa ines Broad. Poor sae iy emeipial. John Caldwell, Broad. G Boo te Hi tak. nae. 20. ughes. e. W. P. Sowden, Broad. @. D. Buckley, Broad. W. D. Long, Court House: ng tio STABLES. urch, essy, Broa ti ‘& uke Sukeforth, ‘rata, LUMBER. . Voss, Grasse Valley road. . & FC r, Piety Hill. L&D B Marsh, Boulder. Geo. A. Cooper. MANUFACTURING JEWELIIR Cc J. Brand, Broad. J. Brand, Bro LLOONB. Union Hotel, Main. National Hotel, Broad. A h, C i, oe . Baruh, Commercia H Guonther, Commercial Jone nk W. D. Craig, Broad, tr CG Waran, corner Commercial Wm. Britland, corner Broad an d Pine. Pine, Harry Deniels, rk epee 3K Rady. Half Milé House G. F. Wilkina, cocareerchal, H. Pecartey, Piue. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. G. E, Withington, Broad. $ H. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. STAGE LINES, "To Sierra City, Green & ie To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. To Dutch Flat, Walter L, Wilkinson, To Mar erie’ John Kane, To Washi . Prescott; Geo, Grissell, W, C. Fredenburr, « TAILORING, MeDenglé & Smith, Commerelal: A, Friedman, Pine. J “Ww. Downing, Commercial, TEA, COFFEE, 3PICES, ETG; Great American Tea Store, Commercial UPHOLSTERING AND CABINE1 MAKER James Kinkead, Pine. , UNDERTAKER w C, Groves, Broad. WAGON-MAKERS, A. Seaman, Piety Hill. Wm. Barton, Plaza. <WATCH AND CLOCK. AKERS. F.C: hastie. ihbak = WATER. Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager. WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER. FP, Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. W. U. TELEGRAPH, RESTAURANTS B. Lutz, Broad. Ed. Settles, Commercial. Mrs. Maloney, Commercial Notice for Publication, psu Timber Land Act, June @ 3, 1878, U* nme STATES LAND OFFICE. SACramento, California, January 10th, eM otioe ts hereby given that in SPM DTEAER, with the provisions 6f the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, ore rag er ace and Washington Territory,’ Placer, State ‘of California, this aay alle in thie office his sworn statement forthe hase of N Wig of sag sy No. 20. , Townsh Pe 16 N Ran No. LE. M B. & M. and will offer proof to show that he aaa sought is more valuable for its gs or stone than fora: gricultars pu to establish his aiet m tosaid‘land before id Register and Receiver of this offiee at SacTaentn, Cal., on the 25th day of March, He names.as witnesses: F.J, Foladm, of ead ah a" 0., Cala, Se ey sce of AuCala. of Iowa ocala. "utades panies sot Bl Bl sie Canala. ersons claim. adv et lands eo gs e 2 Marc! SE EDEN’ ‘HETZRI, Register.’ Notice.of Proving Will. I* THE. SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevade, State of Califori *s si maga of theestate of A. H, Trish, eceas Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the 18th day of February, 1889, at 10:0’ eae A.M, of said day,at the Co rtroom of gale ey the Courthouse in the City and’ Count Nevada, has been appointed as. the Ps and plane for proving at. wi eg said A H. IRISH, deceased hearbi. ing the application J inisit for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest tve same, ated Mevpda, ey Jan, 80th, SL. MORGA : No. 1720. Notice of Application for Mining Patent U, 8, LAND OF FIVE, SACRAMENTO, CAL, January 23d, 1889, OUCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Washington Mining Co., whose PostOffice address is Washin at Novede County, Cal., has this day file thelr appl Heation for a patent for fifteen hundred of the Becker Quartz Mine or_yein beari: ‘old with surface ground six hundred fee pn. width, situated in Weabingion Mining District, county ra Nevada and State. of Ca ifornia, and ignated by the field notes end 1 oMetat nt plat ye filein "this office as Lot Township 17 North, Senge tle Raet of Mt. Diablo Meridian, sald Lot 69 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE, Be ping at post in rock mound on North end of lode claim marked “B. Q: M, No. 1,” from which a black eak tree 80inches diameter bears 8. 84 © &, 1.02 chains distent maiked “B. T.” fhence with mag. var, 179 E.,8. 15° 80 minutes W., eetior 22.78 chains to post in rock mound on South end of lode claim, from which a black oak tree 6 inches diameter bears N. be W 28 links distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning at bgt er rock mound at 8; B, corner marked . No. 3,” from which a black oak tree et Pinches diameter bears Clerk. linear feet magnetic variation Lae E. along the Kasterly boundary of claim N. 152 86 mi minutes Bj] 1500 feet or 22.73 chains ped at N, E. corner inSouth Yuba River, from’ which pant a witness post marked “B, P. , stand ng in fee: moun ars ea ‘hes © left and along northerly. boun 9 claim us ies gers 4 chainsto: port macked “B. M, 1, on north end of je. . :88 claim from which the 4% aie S cone? tees A gg eosin . and 9, Tp. 17 N. yu ¥ bears N. nd 10 minutes Fit oo, phates Paigeal ok at 600 ‘feet or 9.09 chal, post in rock rege at N. W. er, marke aes. No. 6.” Thene Ges ecting 90° © tole i anda ene Temery oundary . i ofthis claim 8. 15 © 30 minutes ‘eet or. 22.78 chains post an took cmoene 3 8 Ww. corner marked ‘B, No, 6,” Thence . : deflecting 90° to le ay along Souther! boanaare of this plete . 14S St meinubae 8 at 300 feet or 4.54 ho, 2 on South end of lode Sista a. or 9,09 chains to the place of beginnin saa eee On LIN “eB. Nos aTorieke 7 im nk ys xonsate ins to% i e-. No. 1” on 10 minnsen: Sections a py 9, Ay or e variation ‘1 hie eB . lpeation “of this aed is cay C The w wajoining lai mit ad reons claim: b any Porton of said Becker aie Mi ig surface ground arr ak ui SELDEN af. BOAEBI Redan, Tt is he di A ds aes the foregoing . 8 The first publi peared on tn 1 To — Valley, Wetterau & Carson, BR. Vin5 KIRK, of Auburn, ey, of . ber, iy. ofthe Couto Sod? ond N, 9° E, 1.06 chains distant, Thenve, with . dan anarger’ s office of Nevada County, in J _Ne-. Inthe superior or Cour of st of Bale, { nee JOHN CURRY vinintite, H. @. "BATTEY . sea, W UEREAS, ote and “Mary A. wart E Randall, D yers, W loughby an and, ies dy ter rd Joseph Gaata and Thom da pd mh i A. judg i follows, vis: and Mary'A-C rage i a su of Wt with oe costa of pot oe esi :. aihe 4 Lien, and counsel foes "he dea vallowed he beret nin ean Tonk inthe gum , ae ees fees the sum of §1 2.0, To iter Andre f . amounting tothe sum of pag ey for the sum of $2.60. counsel fe the sum 0! popes ‘sum of erate and rec TT) ed herein pie ert To Thomas the sum of Lien, and cou a Costa for ered Spite: ‘. amounting to to the sum of Dn . be foreclosed, and puopeny therein described, toWe liand singular the whole.of certain mining Claim, or. @, OF A rage gold bearing quarts ame oring and be-~ a Count, a ‘ing in Nevada T ownahip Ca ie iting, and know og carty oF Bild cules u: St duet 1 aa . lows: Ly : th marter 0: Sela eh dt bod fal er Dia and -Meridian, according to’ the Statessurvey. Commen acing ay ial erly end thence ya. 18° East) Weat aatz chains to ates. 8 rth OCS. Mast "6.08 chaine to stake No.5, Thence Bouth 60549 West 4.54 chains to place of beginning. Said claim embracing the ledge or pend all lands within the exverior OF pnpderien spore, described, and et pen ee yore nardi-claim, and ‘est coe a Ag e claim, together with all and 4 eeemeate be ae ee ces riper tg belonging. auction to satisfy said with interest and wit ; bt Curry an: on the vided one-th: y one 5 7ehng, Ane aud inclu TC; adall ay upon on the: ay (1-2) of said mine, inchi Msafa main no part ° the padiviued one-third of To said Dayid PF fe fa whole \ BEY mine, To Wm. wik se * pen thew Tonkin the whole ot ale Kilter pind M. J. Bernardo, ‘inianal mmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa are equal in rank upon the whole of said mine. And whereas on the 29th da rd roperty 1888, all of the anoye dese was offered at Sheriff’ le chee ne ak a reee soere ae resoe aoe came the‘ pure! ded one-third interest in’ raha to all of the above desc Randall likepurchase? ofan udagvid: described property, aad Wovid ayer’ esi Wascg and David ayers a like pu: hack ite a undivided one-sixth interest i tn rer all oF the above d laporsned property 3 and whereas the aforesaid Joh: dts David: Ayers have nee eoted and refused to pey ph e@ be Pnrahene, D bidfen 8 Ae eee § Sheriffs ale; or orary re therefore, notice i Se taal’ “ett public oti it together ag f mul cua kal! eg A Secaee Pg a, Stat wen 8 of Gailforhia. ox on ena the Twenty-eighth day of February, 1889, Between the hours of 90’clock 4.mM.and 5 ’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o'clock M. of said ay, ell the right, title and interest which he Defendants or either of » held, owned or oapetned 0} fers day of November, A. D, on which said Detree was made; they, or either of them, ve subsequently acquired, in and na toa of bean sire, said undivided f all of the Undivided one-sixth (1-6) pete fall of said property, so struck offand b' bid in by nals Davie AA gy te bighet AGSs0 . for m States of America, er & ahs Given under By y hand this 5th day of Febmary, A. D.,, "enone noe — vada Co By. J. L, Holland, Under pherit. A. D, Mason, Atty for John © an w. ¥ Sowden, Atty for Dayid 5 Ehnihel ad Notioe to Oreditors, Estate of WILLIAM HOWARD, seconen. Nien is perwey Al yy, th agai me said a, a pelaona mend, to ex! yi t cessary vouche four months after seus fret rot publiatio oot oe notice to T. ey. the said Aaichatatector: a is Law ‘Office, corner Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Calif me the rineipal plac rin 4 me feren Lay o th “fiite Bust ines. F pri pod ag in said County Administra’ f th wht pein tas ier ee eond by! Ay for Pers im’r, Summons, ste Tn the Justice’s.C Count orev aah aia ore THO fornia > DefenA MORRISON, omy nels The Peeple of the “Bt none Gree ngto D, ne Bt al ou ARE anection Proaeh pean at by the above named Fownahi ‘3 it ist 208, ice’s Court of Neved ada hetore the Jul ee efore ioanee * Dat he s ea So rvice) a fter ti he se f servers is acti 2 @ sai action is brought moti dg. dred hd ait tay mn OF one -A Of Jan Ownshlpy sa me from the 26th se trae ot fone ce hi ate in pron note, Sek anuary 29th, 1 , an vane Taoelved ea more compat on file And fi ny intl to fo peat wep a sana eit zen of the Feice ol sai

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Should the member choose to surrender his Cerfificate at the end of the shat there shall be paid in cash to him or his order, the fall eserve paid on his Aces STATEMENT JULY 1, 1887. 10,182 45 PROMPTNESS IN Jerry Se HOQLING, ex-State Treasurer 23d, 1887. ary 5th, 1887 : proofs filed February 14th, filed February 8th, 1887. Home Benerir Lire ASSOCIATION ; ment of this amount long before the date Yours very truly, 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Home Benefit Life Association : ‘Gentlemen : most gratefully received. ~ 1887 ; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Home "Benerit Lire Association : commendable. Yours very trul Sypney M. Van Wyck, Supt. Golden ————_~-+ +90 RAILROAD RATES. Following are thes approximate railroad rates of fare for first-class pasgage from Nevada City tothe points n Coaite Point Independence... Junction. . Lathrop. ? Los Angeles.. 22+. +s esse sees Napa Junction Cgden Peter’s. Port Costa Raymond Redding .-. Sacramento San Francisev. . Upper Soda Springs. . Jejo Junction Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT peer aha Cake ait Jan OT. CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN tart foliowing napied settler haya filed noanid her intention to make final proof in aig of of bis claim, and_that be mude before the ssoeine J ot evade ‘Cit + Cal,, on Februar ta 1889 vie: MARY ‘COSTA widow of MOMAE @UBTA, deeeased, for : Bytes. an, es See ot ey of eWid of of ot Bhe names the toliowing. wi ‘witnesses to ve her continuous resi ae of j10 ee Woikiogs nae Senne aati THs yation hs ets John Garry, a all Et Bi is ‘ 91, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Nationai Bank of Grass Valley. _ Gentlemen—I have to thank you for tae Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held by my father. expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make payment, Yours hanged You Don’t Get the News UNLESS Ym Take tha DAILY TRANSCRIP? SETTLEMENT. — of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died February 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid February Ws. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2,000, died Febru1887 ; claim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Biciey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim ag, Hear of hfe paydue was unexpected, and I am very ELLA T. BIGLEY. San Francisco, July 19, 1887. is RS. 8. M. VAN WYCK. HELEN B. VAN WYCK Z.T: Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000; proofs of death filed. April 6th, Gentlemen —Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, Watkin R. Price, ‘isthis day most gratefully received. Such promptness is “ANN Prick, By Geo. L, Brander, ber Atty. in Fact. City. Chemical Works.. Policy No Total payments thereon $383. All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of moran City, and 4 L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising: Ageney. ROO 20 AND 21 RCHANT’S EX: CHANGE, CALIFO. TA BthEET, fAN FRAMES iy . ADVERTISEMENT Neste fas eehatae ari Japan, China, New eulat te Colonies, the Eastern ws youg Sees a " He a it 1 i ie Overland : Monthly. re. Lab pile FHAtoEe Of T. HE PRESILLUSTRATED’ DESOB’ PT1VE Witbout"the ABTIOUES ac nenty 4 is impossible to keep informed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. The magazine is essential to the home-seekerand investor,. % “Po lovers of literature the Overland offers each month the ,best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Ite stoties of Western adventure, Inaian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range’ of Western life, from mining-camp days to the living present, Its literary reviews editorials, dnd poems rank ‘with bat Eastern’ work. If you wish toaid the growth 9 the cific Const, wttbseribe for the ' Over Monthly. a Bavek yer year, at us. . The Overland Mainly mie 06. San Fraucisto, hie vnla oil NEVADA COUNTY. Pronenee Valley, Foot-Hill and 4 , Mountain . os 7 A Combination of Natura) Advantages Not Rxcelied in the State*An Encottraging Season. . {8. ¥. Chronicle, Jan. 1, 1859.) Nevada county claims special attention as oné of the few counties of California in ‘which-the three principal industries of the State—mining, agriculture and horticulture—are extensively earried on side by side. The county is accessible by rail, the Central Pacific Railroad running along its southern boundary a considerable distance, and crossing its extreme eastern end, while the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad intersects ita central portion, extending north from Colfax to Nevada City and passing through Grass Valleyin its route. Geographithe central jine of the State, and extends from Nibe § Sacramento valley on the west to and ‘beyond t the visa of the Sierra Nevada, In the western-portion the altitude averages some 1300 feet above the sea level, and the surface consists of gently sloping hills and ridges with here and there large sized tracts of comparatively level land. In the central section is the upper part of the hortio@ltural belt, and here also are most of the great quartz aud gravel mines which have since pioneer days been _. yielding such vast quantities of. gold. . M The eastern extremity is very mountainous in character, the. principal industries thereof being lumbering,’ iceshipping dnd grazing. About 250,000 acres\of land are contained in thé horticultural belt of the county, which includes the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready and Bridyeport.: l A great variety of productions is insured within these limits. Fruits and vegetables maturing early, or requir ing a long and warm season, thrive particularly well on lands facing to the -+south where the rays of the sun have full foree; while the larger and more —. slewly—maturing fruits flourish on the cooler and more moist* lands with a northern exposure, The-valley lands between the ridges and hills have in most cases but little brush upon them, and though well furnished with water from springs and streams are not as wel! calculated for fruit growing ag for the production of hay and pasturage. Among the most profitable fruits to be raised here is-the pear, which is followed closely by the apple, both: attaining in Neyada county the greatest qualities, Grape“growing is rapidly becoming an important industry here, Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a month before the} this being the natural home of the vine, Nevada county port wine has. ¢ already in two competitive exhibitions where the principal wine-producing first prize, and:other varieties of wine Warxin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000; died . shown have stgod high in the list of April 29th, 1887; proofs of death filed May 7th, 1587 ; paid May 21st, 1887. successful competition, The olive thrives here, attaining perfection in size and quality. In the extrenie lowprofitably grown, the fruit maturing unustally early and a full crop being generally obtained. No county in the State is more abundantly watered. Mining and irrigation ditches, fed from natural and artificial lakes in the higher altitudes, thread all sections, This water is of the’purest, and the supply never fails. ‘The climate has an invigorating freshness and salubrity that is not to be found in lower lands. There are no fogs, no blizzards, no malaria. Large numbers of people come annually from the seacoast and vaileys to spend the summers bere, and thus rebuild their shattered constitution. Adjacent to Nevada City and Grass Valley are located such well-known Providence, Nevada City, W oming, Pittsburg, Nevereweat; Idaho, Empire, North Star and many others. The princip :I'claims are equipped with the most modern machinery for’ mining and milling. Washington and Eureka townships baye been for the, past few years rapidly rising into prominence as quariz-mining sections, and several properties there—such as the California, Rocky Glen, Washington, Yuba, ete,—are paying well. A number of others are destinéd to soon become dividend payers. The Delhi of Bridgeport township has within two years come into prominence as one of the best properties in the State, Other claims in that locality now being prospected give indications of proving equally rich. Meadow Luke district, which in the sixties experienced a rebearish le boom which collapsed as suddenly as it came because of the failure of any of the processes then known to separate the gold from the base metals contained in the rock, was during the past summer a scene of renewed activity because of a syndieate having gone in there and partiall demonstrated that the ores are reducible when properly treated. That is peculiarly the ‘‘snow belt” of: the county, ng at the summit of the Sierra. Nevada, When the winter storme are over, the camp, now hibernating, will come out of its sheil. As tothe towns of the count . pes’ Grase Vellore with her tay areas ° ey ng marked prosperity Stee of the success of quartz mining there; ‘which was never siving auch large returns 4s now: Nevada City, the zounty seat, is laboring under somewhat of a depression so far as business is concerned, becwtse of such setbacks as me stoppage of hydraulic mining, age conflicts in ony or two of the sy quartz mines and a reduction in those and tect or three . w, jae mines. But it is safe to say t . Nevada City, as well as the other towns in the upper part of ye role es which: tave-pead hurt by will a a. ssa? short “. time be. more The county’s 1 the to all acfb viet] h ol ag ech cally the county lies a_trifle-north of . a Gdsrig ig sections were represented, earned the. ,," er portions of the county the orange is . rand -productive-quartz mines as—the} w LOCAL DIRECTORY. List of Nevada City’s Business Institutions. ‘asses. ASSAYING, “. I Fe Get, Main.Citizens Bank, er BAKERIES Mra. J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex.-Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. itizens Bank, peed. Direetors—Dr. BR. M. “en Gee eo. M. Nas ay ioe Edwards, an, » E, Morgan, L. Housreston. BARBERS. H. 8, Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National [otel.

C, E. Wilde, Pine. L, Godair & Sons, Broad, BLACKSMITHS. Wm. Rervon. ag A F, egg oe fo Ped Plaga. é. E Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES, Cert Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W.Welch Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS Cc. (Pete eee iad Broad, B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. JF. Hook, Commercial. F.L. Ficke, Commercial, BOOT & SHOE STOBE. John Webber. Broad, BREWERIES man, E. M. Is oles, Naat teen: srael Hosken, C Fogel Mein. BRICK MASONS, John Dunnicliff, Sacramento, H. L, Gove, Boulder. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC, Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. Rosenthal, Commeroial. 8 iitectas. Pine. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and 8 K. Casper, cor, Pine and vommsroisl iS Hyman, ee Oy geadetane” and Main hk. H, Miller, B: aunoeimun'e & “Tam, Pine E. Rosenthal, Spey rs. Leddy and Kagan Commercial. Fg. Willett, "Commertial CONSTABLES, 8. Dillon, Broad. Thomas Stevens. Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. . Frank Miller. i Penrose, Pine, KS: Irish, East Broad, i “C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Palmer, Nevada. . C, Weisenberger, Nevada, T. Penrose, Pine. ats in & Onstott. A. Huffthan, Nevada. CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS O. Maltman, Gold Flat, DENTISTS. Mrs, N, E. Chapman, Sacramento, 8. M. Harris, Broad: “DRUG STORES. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. MILLWRIGHT. J, BR. Colling, & Coyote. Parsons & Tompkins. A. MeNeeley, Piety Hill, MUSIC TEACHERS. £. Muller; Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel, Mine Luey obit: Nevada, NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. A. Tam, Pine. Mrs. Leddy & Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER, J. Swart, Broad. PHYSICIANS. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Hevede. D. Bobo—Office’ fi. 8, Welch—Offiee cor. Pine and Commercial, poussnce National Hotel. E, W. Charles—Office cor, Broad and Pine, dence Water ce Valantine—Office Broad, residence Main Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada. POSTOFFICE, Calvin R. Clarke, Postmaster. RAILROAD. Nevada County Narrow Gauge A. H. Par . ker, agent. REAL ESTATE, Nevada Cougty I Land and Improvement Association, Bro By ag geen T, Moran. E. M, Preston,’ Geo. E. Turner, Wm, Poutscnheteer, ag S & lord, Nat. P Brown, Geo, £ Brand, m, Campbell Chas, Barker. GROCERIES AND PROVISION 8. . J. Jackson, Commercial. . G, Gaylord, , mm. Wolf, Main. ee Smith, Coramercial. Mulloy, Broad, . R. Wadsworth, Commercial. . Lademan, Broad, Broad. Tompkins & Tompkins, . G,. Richards, Broad. Mf “H. Forman, Commereial. Sims & Nichols, V Flusae, Thomas Kidd, Broad. HAIR DRESSER. Mreg. L. Godair, Boulder HARDWARE. das, E, Turner, Pine. Legg & Shaw, cor. Main and Union. HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC Jas, Cairns, Broad, 5 R.M HAY, FEED, ETC. H. C. Mills, cor, Pine and Spring. BS, Mile oS Br, Sacramento. Wm. Wolf, “HOTELS. National LBRCGRGER: Broad Union, M New York, Broad. City Hotel, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS ‘Harrison & Stout. Isaac & Rowe, Main. Ralph Bowerman. INSURANCE AGENTS, lfe, Broad ig ntl os hs as FP iM “ Mi E eentoien, Main . ee arthe, .H. Crawford, “ John Werry, Courthouse. J. M. Tho = 0. B8 , Carr Bros,, cor. Pine and Commercial SURVEYORS, .G. Hartwell, Broad, . . B, Englebright, Broad. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. STONE MASON, Wm. Joy. o SODA WATER FACTORY. L. Seibert, THEATER, Gee. F. Jacobs Manager, Broad. nein MARKETS. James hes ial Gok Brot crm, Com ouimeretal, affziger, . DRY AND FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY, ta, Lester & Crawf . Case oF Cohn 2, Bommel a asper Co Cc Peokhiry mmercial, b iecnaahteetesrieng ce pipirtoi Geo, G. Allan, alc gs FRUIT TREES, ETC, Felix Gillet, Barren Hill, fico tad gga oe source om Pree with i and aie Faster W. A. New York Hote Geo. W. imonana: Uarr Brothers, cor. Pine‘and Commercial. residence Nevada. 4 . the Ick. Gaylord & Searls, —-. ras & Stason, road ; Broad, a t eats & fa ines Broad. Poor sae iy emeipial. John Caldwell, Broad. G Boo te Hi tak. nae. 20. ughes. e. W. P. Sowden, Broad. @. D. Buckley, Broad. W. D. Long, Court House: ng tio STABLES. urch, essy, Broa ti ‘& uke Sukeforth, ‘rata, LUMBER. . Voss, Grasse Valley road. . & FC r, Piety Hill. L&D B Marsh, Boulder. Geo. A. Cooper. MANUFACTURING JEWELIIR Cc J. Brand, Broad. J. Brand, Bro LLOONB. Union Hotel, Main. National Hotel, Broad. A h, C i, oe . Baruh, Commercia H Guonther, Commercial Jone nk W. D. Craig, Broad, tr CG Waran, corner Commercial Wm. Britland, corner Broad an d Pine. Pine, Harry Deniels, rk epee 3K Rady. Half Milé House G. F. Wilkina, cocareerchal, H. Pecartey, Piue. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. G. E, Withington, Broad. $ H. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. STAGE LINES, "To Sierra City, Green & ie To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. To Dutch Flat, Walter L, Wilkinson, To Mar erie’ John Kane, To Washi . Prescott; Geo, Grissell, W, C. Fredenburr, « TAILORING, MeDenglé & Smith, Commerelal: A, Friedman, Pine. J “Ww. Downing, Commercial, TEA, COFFEE, 3PICES, ETG; Great American Tea Store, Commercial UPHOLSTERING AND CABINE1 MAKER James Kinkead, Pine. , UNDERTAKER w C, Groves, Broad. WAGON-MAKERS, A. Seaman, Piety Hill. Wm. Barton, Plaza. <WATCH AND CLOCK. AKERS. F.C: hastie. ihbak = WATER. Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager. WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER. FP, Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. W. U. TELEGRAPH, RESTAURANTS B. Lutz, Broad. Ed. Settles, Commercial. Mrs. Maloney, Commercial Notice for Publication, psu Timber Land Act, June @ 3, 1878, U* nme STATES LAND OFFICE. SACramento, California, January 10th, eM otioe ts hereby given that in SPM DTEAER, with the provisions 6f the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, ore rag er ace and Washington Territory,’ Placer, State ‘of California, this aay alle in thie office his sworn statement forthe hase of N Wig of sag sy No. 20. , Townsh Pe 16 N Ran No. LE. M B. & M. and will offer proof to show that he aaa sought is more valuable for its gs or stone than fora: gricultars pu to establish his aiet m tosaid‘land before id Register and Receiver of this offiee at SacTaentn, Cal., on the 25th day of March, He names.as witnesses: F.J, Foladm, of ead ah a" 0., Cala, Se ey sce of AuCala. of Iowa ocala. "utades panies sot Bl Bl sie Canala. ersons claim. adv et lands eo gs e 2 Marc! SE EDEN’ ‘HETZRI, Register.’ Notice.of Proving Will. I* THE. SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevade, State of Califori *s si maga of theestate of A. H, Trish, eceas Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the 18th day of February, 1889, at 10:0’ eae A.M, of said day,at the Co rtroom of gale ey the Courthouse in the City and’ Count Nevada, has been appointed as. the Ps and plane for proving at. wi eg said A H. IRISH, deceased hearbi. ing the application J inisit for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest tve same, ated Mevpda, ey Jan, 80th, SL. MORGA : No. 1720. Notice of Application for Mining Patent U, 8, LAND OF FIVE, SACRAMENTO, CAL, January 23d, 1889, OUCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Washington Mining Co., whose PostOffice address is Washin at Novede County, Cal., has this day file thelr appl Heation for a patent for fifteen hundred of the Becker Quartz Mine or_yein beari: ‘old with surface ground six hundred fee pn. width, situated in Weabingion Mining District, county ra Nevada and State. of Ca ifornia, and ignated by the field notes end 1 oMetat nt plat ye filein "this office as Lot Township 17 North, Senge tle Raet of Mt. Diablo Meridian, sald Lot 69 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE, Be ping at post in rock mound on North end of lode claim marked “B. Q: M, No. 1,” from which a black eak tree 80inches diameter bears 8. 84 © &, 1.02 chains distent maiked “B. T.” fhence with mag. var, 179 E.,8. 15° 80 minutes W., eetior 22.78 chains to post in rock mound on South end of lode claim, from which a black oak tree 6 inches diameter bears N. be W 28 links distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning at bgt er rock mound at 8; B, corner marked . No. 3,” from which a black oak tree et Pinches diameter bears Clerk. linear feet magnetic variation Lae E. along the Kasterly boundary of claim N. 152 86 mi minutes Bj] 1500 feet or 22.73 chains ped at N, E. corner inSouth Yuba River, from’ which pant a witness post marked “B, P. , stand ng in fee: moun ars ea ‘hes © left and along northerly. boun 9 claim us ies gers 4 chainsto: port macked “B. M, 1, on north end of je. . :88 claim from which the 4% aie S cone? tees A gg eosin . and 9, Tp. 17 N. yu ¥ bears N. nd 10 minutes Fit oo, phates Paigeal ok at 600 ‘feet or 9.09 chal, post in rock rege at N. W. er, marke aes. No. 6.” Thene Ges ecting 90° © tole i anda ene Temery oundary . i ofthis claim 8. 15 © 30 minutes ‘eet or. 22.78 chains post an took cmoene 3 8 Ww. corner marked ‘B, No, 6,” Thence . : deflecting 90° to le ay along Souther! boanaare of this plete . 14S St meinubae 8 at 300 feet or 4.54 ho, 2 on South end of lode Sista a. or 9,09 chains to the place of beginnin saa eee On LIN “eB. Nos aTorieke 7 im nk ys xonsate ins to% i e-. No. 1” on 10 minnsen: Sections a py 9, Ay or e variation ‘1 hie eB . lpeation “of this aed is cay C The w wajoining lai mit ad reons claim: b any Porton of said Becker aie Mi ig surface ground arr ak ui SELDEN af. BOAEBI Redan, Tt is he di A ds aes the foregoing . 8 The first publi peared on tn 1 To — Valley, Wetterau & Carson, BR. Vin5 KIRK, of Auburn, ey, of . ber, iy. ofthe Couto Sod? ond N, 9° E, 1.06 chains distant, Thenve, with . dan anarger’ s office of Nevada County, in J _Ne-. Inthe superior or Cour of st of Bale, { nee JOHN CURRY vinintite, H. @. "BATTEY . sea, W UEREAS, ote and “Mary A. wart E Randall, D yers, W loughby an and, ies dy ter rd Joseph Gaata and Thom da pd mh i A. judg i follows, vis: and Mary'A-C rage i a su of Wt with oe costa of pot oe esi :. aihe 4 Lien, and counsel foes "he dea vallowed he beret nin ean Tonk inthe gum , ae ees fees the sum of §1 2.0, To iter Andre f . amounting tothe sum of pag ey for the sum of $2.60. counsel fe the sum 0! popes ‘sum of erate and rec TT) ed herein pie ert To Thomas the sum of Lien, and cou a Costa for ered Spite: ‘. amounting to to the sum of Dn . be foreclosed, and puopeny therein described, toWe liand singular the whole.of certain mining Claim, or. @, OF A rage gold bearing quarts ame oring and be-~ a Count, a ‘ing in Nevada T ownahip Ca ie iting, and know og carty oF Bild cules u: St duet 1 aa . lows: Ly : th marter 0: Sela eh dt bod fal er Dia and -Meridian, according to’ the Statessurvey. Commen acing ay ial erly end thence ya. 18° East) Weat aatz chains to ates. 8 rth OCS. Mast "6.08 chaine to stake No.5, Thence Bouth 60549 West 4.54 chains to place of beginning. Said claim embracing the ledge or pend all lands within the exverior OF pnpderien spore, described, and et pen ee yore nardi-claim, and ‘est coe a Ag e claim, together with all and 4 eeemeate be ae ee ces riper tg belonging. auction to satisfy said with interest and wit ; bt Curry an: on the vided one-th: y one 5 7ehng, Ane aud inclu TC; adall ay upon on the: ay (1-2) of said mine, inchi Msafa main no part ° the padiviued one-third of To said Dayid PF fe fa whole \ BEY mine, To Wm. wik se * pen thew Tonkin the whole ot ale Kilter pind M. J. Bernardo, ‘inianal mmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa are equal in rank upon the whole of said mine. And whereas on the 29th da rd roperty 1888, all of the anoye dese was offered at Sheriff’ le chee ne ak a reee soere ae resoe aoe came the‘ pure! ded one-third interest in’ raha to all of the above desc Randall likepurchase? ofan udagvid: described property, aad Wovid ayer’ esi Wascg and David ayers a like pu: hack ite a undivided one-sixth interest i tn rer all oF the above d laporsned property 3 and whereas the aforesaid Joh: dts David: Ayers have nee eoted and refused to pey ph e@ be Pnrahene, D bidfen 8 Ae eee § Sheriffs ale; or orary re therefore, notice i Se taal’ “ett public oti it together ag f mul cua kal! eg A Secaee Pg a, Stat wen 8 of Gailforhia. ox on ena the Twenty-eighth day of February, 1889, Between the hours of 90’clock 4.mM.and 5 ’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o'clock M. of said ay, ell the right, title and interest which he Defendants or either of » held, owned or oapetned 0} fers day of November, A. D, on which said Detree was made; they, or either of them, ve subsequently acquired, in and na toa of bean sire, said undivided f all of the Undivided one-sixth (1-6) pete fall of said property, so struck offand b' bid in by nals Davie AA gy te bighet AGSs0 . for m States of America, er & ahs Given under By y hand this 5th day of Febmary, A. D.,, "enone noe — vada Co By. J. L, Holland, Under pherit. A. D, Mason, Atty for John © an w. ¥ Sowden, Atty for Dayid 5 Ehnihel ad Notioe to Oreditors, Estate of WILLIAM HOWARD, seconen. Nien is perwey Al yy, th agai me said a, a pelaona mend, to ex! yi t cessary vouche four months after seus fret rot publiatio oot oe notice to T. ey. the said Aaichatatector: a is Law ‘Office, corner Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Calif me the rineipal plac rin 4 me feren Lay o th “fiite Bust ines. F pri pod ag in said County Administra’ f th wht pein tas ier ee eond by! Ay for Pers im’r, Summons, ste Tn the Justice’s.C Count orev aah aia ore THO fornia > DefenA MORRISON, omy nels The Peeple of the “Bt none Gree ngto D, ne Bt al ou ARE anection Proaeh pean at by the above named Fownahi ‘3 it ist 208, ice’s Court of Neved ada hetore the Jul ee efore ioanee * Dat he s ea So rvice) a fter ti he se f servers is acti 2 @ sai action is brought moti dg. dred hd ait tay mn OF one -A Of Jan Ownshlpy sa me from the 26th se trae ot fone ce hi ate in pron note, Sek anuary 29th, 1 , an vane Taoelved ea more compat on file And fi ny intl to fo peat wep a sana eit zen of the Feice ol sai