January 15, 1887 (4 pages)

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G, ALLAN, ag26 Nevada City, Cal, CHOICE TURAL LEA Na YOUNG yp SHDFRIFDLBRANDIN SAN Rae oe Oonstable Ele. Y¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED » out of Justice A. . adsworth’s Court. of Nevada Township ,Vounty of Nevada, State of Cal,, dated «zd day of Decempber, 1886, in a certain action, wherein Peter Lorentzen as plaintiff recovered judg: ment against Henry Battey and R. E. binson, defendants, for the sum of $299.99 damages, and, $10:30, costs ofsuit, on the 230 day of November, 1886, I have levied on all the Tight, title and interest of thedefendants and tothe following property, towit: That certain mining claim or ledge or lode of goid ‘bearing quartz rock situate, lying and being inNevyada Township, Nevaa Co., Cal., and known as the Curry or Eile uartz nine and particularly bounded and escribed. as follows: Lying in the northwest cers of Seetion 8; in’ Township No. 16 N. . 8 E., Mt, Diablo Base andMeridian, commencing on lode line atstake No, 1 on southerly end of claim and running thence (var. 18° KE.) south 1.51 chains to stake No, 6; thence north 204 @ west 22.72 chains; thence north 604° east 6.05 chainsto stake No, 4; thence south 214 © east 22,27 chains to stake Nov 6; thence ‘south 60% © west 4.54 chains to the place of beginning, ‘claim: embracing the ledge or lode and all the lands embraced .within the exterior boundaries above described, and lays north of the Debarnardoclaims, and northwest of the Aggiequartz claim in the same 4 tion, Also all and singular all their right, title and interest in and to all that cettain ‘mining claim or ledge or lode of d. bearing quartz rock situate lying ee be ag in lorNevada Township, Nevada Co Y; the north-west a part in the8, E. “+ nia, and being moetly in 14 od Section 3,Tp. quarter, part in the N, E, Yay and part {n the 8. W“ oe N. RB. 84. Mt. Dighto . 8, Survey, begining atthe original notice stake on')Aode at the northerly end thereof, angrunning thence south60? west, 4.54 cea 48 thence south, .48%° east 23.90 chaing;thence north 435° east 4.40 chains; the @ north 6014 east 4.55 chains; thence npeth 43542 west 21.60 chains; thence south 2° west 4,55 chains te place of beginning embracing lode within exterior boundaries, and known ag the Aggie quartz claim. Also the Ella extension, commencing in thenorth west quarter of Section 8 in iS No. 16, N R. 8 east, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, U. 8. survey, at a stake onthe north end of the Ella ‘quartz mine, marked E. E. No. 1, and extending thence in a northerly direction along the course of the ledge seven hundred and fifty feet to a stake marked E, No. 2} thence westerly three hundred ase and Meridian (tion, ". at page 815, book 8, Mining arter Sec-] ; Home Library Association. ectfully invited to the above Assodon! its workings and the advantages it Tee ATTENTION OF. THE PUBLIC IS re Its object is to furnish ¢' offers to members. Standard Literature at Manufacturers’ Prices. As an example we quéte Chambers’ Enclopedia, complete in six large. volumes, bound in sheep, library style which retails for $36, to members $14.40, and all the standard literature at similar reductions. We come recommended by the leading-men of the State, and will be pleased to explain to all its plans and benefits. C. M. THOMASON, Agent. PATIENTS BTAINED, and all business in. the U. 8. Patent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. Our office is opposite the-U. 8, Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents in Jess time than those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. . We advise as to patentability free of ch e—and we make no cha unless we obtain patent. We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Suerintendent of Money Order Division, and the officials of the U.-S.Patent Office.For circular, advice, terms and references to actual clients-in.your own State or county, address * : Cc. A. SNOW & CO, Opp. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. Summons. I the. Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. HILIP CURNOW, Plaintiff, v8. : MARY CURNOW, Defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to Mary Curnow, defendant. You are hereby Lon ae to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county, or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or jude ment will be taken against you hy default, according to the prayer of said complaint.’ The said action ig brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and défendant upon the grounds of deserAnd you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will aply to the Court for the relief demanded in he said complaint, ~— ) Given under my-hand and seal of SEAL? the said Superior Court, of the Coun—~ ) ty of Nevada, State of California, this 15th day of November, in the year .o our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six. FP. G. BEATTY, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. W. P:-Sowden Att’y for Plaintiff, nis, No. 1591. i Application for Patent to Mining Olaim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., Nov, 8, 1886, NUaind 1s hereby given that George J. 8 Binder, whose post office #ddress is ashington, Nevada county, Cal., has made oF for patent to the I. X. L. Q M ine, in Eureka Township, Nevada County, Cal., designated on the U. §. Official Plats as Lot 60, T. 18 N. R. 11 E., Mt. Diablo Mer., and described in the field notes on file in’ this office, as follows: Commencing at South Lode Post I. X. L. No. 3, L. P.; thence (mag. Var, 17° E.) N, 78 © E. 4,545 chs, to post marked I. X. L. No. 4. SE. corner; thence N.12° W. 22.73 chs, to ost I. X. L. No. 5, NE. corner; thence 8. 78 W. 9.09 chains to post I. X. L. No. 6NW. corner, from which the quarter section corner between Sections 28 and 29 T, 18. N, R. 11 E, Mt. Diablo Mer, bears 8, 19 18 E. 25.64 chs. dist; thence 8, 12° E, 22.78 elis. to post I. X. L, No. 7; thence N.,78° E, 4.545 chs. to place of beginning. Containing 20,66 acres. Claim was located June 8, 1880, recorded Records of Neva6 ipomnty, Cal. Applicant claims by purHe. All persons holding any adyerse-claims to said mine, or to any part thereof, are hereby required to present the same at this office within 60 days from the first publication hereof, or ee Cees * ZEL, Register, Chas. W, Kitts Att’y for Ap Tingnte This notice was first published November 1,1 Assessment Notice. ‘“NHAMPION MINING COMPANY.—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada county, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti of the Directors, held on the 27th day of November, 1886, an assessment, (No. 28) of Ten 1} Cents per share was levied upon thedaptal stock of the corporation: payable immediately in United States gold coin tothe Secretary, at his office, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Friday, the 7th da of January, 1887, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public ‘suction and unless parmens is made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the Twenty-eighth day of JANUARY, 1887, to pay the delinquent-assesament, together with costs of advertising and expenses of ma. we le TZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 622. Montgomery street, wre Francisco, Cal. i Assessment Notice, uartz EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada City, California. \Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Trustees, held on the 13t day of December, 1886, an assessment, (No, 12) of ten conte per share was levied u the capital stock of the corporation, p immediately in United States gold the Secretary at the law office of J well, Broad Street, Nevada City, Any stock upon which: t Tanwary A, D, 18M, will-e del anuary, A, D, WwW elinquent and advertised for sale public auction: and unless-payment is wade before, will be sold on Monday, the day of February, 1887, to the delinquent assessment, together advertising and expenses of sale, By. rder or the Board of Trustees. geet at the Law Office of John Caldwell ). ASHBURN, Secretary, ad Street, Nevada City, California. .a14 Bridge Notioe, Niet is hereby giyen that I will TK vj a to the Hon. Board of Supervisors 0 a county, at the Court House.at Neva City, on January 5th, 1887, or as soon after as can be hoard for a renewal of license to collect toll on the bridge across the South Yatba river, on the road from North San Juan f to Nevada City. PETER PURDON. December Ist, 1886. : ‘Notice to the Public, of Chun Yung Fung, notice is parene that I am sole proprietor, and inten ing on the business in my Own name. Yung Fung will elerk for me. notice that I will not be re: bills owing. by Chur Yong a Nevada City, December.6, 1886 carryjeet to a stake marked EK. E. No, 3; th southwesterly seven hundred and fifty feet in a line ele with the ledge toa stake marked EK. E, No. 4; thence eitsterly past stake No. 1, six hundred feet to stake marked E. E. No. 5; thence northerly in a fae undred and fift: and being in the t ty of Nevada, Btw’ north-west quarter No, 16, . & EK, ), States survey sar reget a ing on the ledge close to the " of Ney: of Bection No. “The horses are free from vice’ot good style Good Saddle Horses always on hand." CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. e A ‘ TOBE MA gE. CULT: ut “we will be you free, ers #8 Ww y, tha of Aad and capable of eoing as fast as any gelitle}. e, ey ‘ to us, ree iphlatang an Giacomeli’s patented land runn rtherlythree-hundred fe therly. six 2;,thence stake mit 3. Now s eae. hundred fee! . 4; thence northerly three hun to place of beginning, said ¢lai parallel with ny Ella.quarts theretinto. tinder aud, remal Notices hereby” «ivan th ) gf tuat dyn trot of the Y the right, title and interest’ of ‘al ia, quartz ¢laim aitnase, lying 2, ne Ret fornia i ne and M., United staké standst line of thence marked 8. 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Pump, second hand. 1 6-inch . *$\" mew, 16-inch ef a3 ‘ood as hew. 14-inch «new. 1 8inch Cornish Pump, new. 26-inch ‘ v7 new, 2 4lnch He anew. 300 feet inch Pump Column, 250 feet 6-Iinch sd ss 80 feet10-inch * s 250 feet 4inch Gas Pipe. 200 feet 2!4-inch “* * with flanges. 2 7-foot Pump Wheels, light and heavy, with 2; 3, 4, 5 and 6 feet stroke and 26 feet. 1 10-stam’p Mill, 750 pound stamps, all complete and in good order. Nearly Ree. ‘ 1:10-stamp mill, 900 pound stamps. 1 Tustin Pulverizing Mill, new. Works ore wet or dry, and feeds itself automaticalWeighs 13000 pounds. -It is especially 1 Dodge Quartz Breaker. wl Forster _ “8 Tubular Boilers, 48 to 52 inches in diameter, with drums. 2 Fiue Boilers, 36 inches diameter, 12 feet ong. 2 Union Pans, new. 2 Michel Pans. 1 Settler, 8 feet diameter. i 8 No, 3, 5.and 8 Hooker Steam Pumps, Chilled Car Wheels of different-sizes. A large stock of Sheet, Steel, Nos, 12 t0 5-16. Shoes and Dies made of the best material. Mining and Milling Machinery of every description manufactured to order on short notice. AT THE PIONEER REDUCTION WORKS; the following complete Chlorination outfit: 1 10-stamp Mill { holler, #4 inches als oiler, nehes diameter, 16 feet lon 54 83-inch tubes, rf et 2 Rotary Cylinder Roasters. 16 6-fodt Tanks. §0000 Bricks, Shafting and Pulleys, and all the extensive Buildings, etc. Sole manufacturer of the CELEBRATED PELTON WHEELS, Which are now in use all over the world, and have distati¢ed all competitors. G. G, ALLAN, ag26 Nevada City, Cal, CHOICE TURAL LEA Na YOUNG yp SHDFRIFDLBRANDIN SAN Rae oe Oonstable Ele. Y¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED » out of Justice A. . adsworth’s Court. of Nevada Township ,Vounty of Nevada, State of Cal,, dated «zd day of Decempber, 1886, in a certain action, wherein Peter Lorentzen as plaintiff recovered judg: ment against Henry Battey and R. E. binson, defendants, for the sum of $299.99 damages, and, $10:30, costs ofsuit, on the 230 day of November, 1886, I have levied on all the Tight, title and interest of thedefendants and tothe following property, towit: That certain mining claim or ledge or lode of goid ‘bearing quartz rock situate, lying and being inNevyada Township, Nevaa Co., Cal., and known as the Curry or Eile uartz nine and particularly bounded and escribed. as follows: Lying in the northwest cers of Seetion 8; in’ Township No. 16 N. . 8 E., Mt, Diablo Base andMeridian, commencing on lode line atstake No, 1 on southerly end of claim and running thence (var. 18° KE.) south 1.51 chains to stake No, 6; thence north 204 @ west 22.72 chains; thence north 604° east 6.05 chainsto stake No, 4; thence south 214 © east 22,27 chains to stake Nov 6; thence ‘south 60% © west 4.54 chains to the place of beginning, ‘claim: embracing the ledge or lode and all the lands embraced .within the exterior boundaries above described, and lays north of the Debarnardoclaims, and northwest of the Aggiequartz claim in the same 4 tion, Also all and singular all their right, title and interest in and to all that cettain ‘mining claim or ledge or lode of d. bearing quartz rock situate lying ee be ag in lorNevada Township, Nevada Co Y; the north-west a part in the8, E. “+ nia, and being moetly in 14 od Section 3,Tp. quarter, part in the N, E, Yay and part {n the 8. W“ oe N. RB. 84. Mt. Dighto . 8, Survey, begining atthe original notice stake on')Aode at the northerly end thereof, angrunning thence south60? west, 4.54 cea 48 thence south, .48%° east 23.90 chaing;thence north 435° east 4.40 chains; the @ north 6014 east 4.55 chains; thence npeth 43542 west 21.60 chains; thence south 2° west 4,55 chains te place of beginning embracing lode within exterior boundaries, and known ag the Aggie quartz claim. Also the Ella extension, commencing in thenorth west quarter of Section 8 in iS No. 16, N R. 8 east, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, U. 8. survey, at a stake onthe north end of the Ella ‘quartz mine, marked E. E. No. 1, and extending thence in a northerly direction along the course of the ledge seven hundred and fifty feet to a stake marked E, No. 2} thence westerly three hundred ase and Meridian (tion, ". at page 815, book 8, Mining arter Sec-] ; Home Library Association. ectfully invited to the above Assodon! its workings and the advantages it Tee ATTENTION OF. THE PUBLIC IS re Its object is to furnish ¢' offers to members. Standard Literature at Manufacturers’ Prices. As an example we quéte Chambers’ Enclopedia, complete in six large. volumes, bound in sheep, library style which retails for $36, to members $14.40, and all the standard literature at similar reductions. We come recommended by the leading-men of the State, and will be pleased to explain to all its plans and benefits. C. M. THOMASON, Agent. PATIENTS BTAINED, and all business in. the U. 8. Patent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. Our office is opposite the-U. 8, Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents in Jess time than those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. . We advise as to patentability free of ch e—and we make no cha unless we obtain patent. We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Suerintendent of Money Order Division, and the officials of the U.-S.Patent Office.For circular, advice, terms and references to actual clients-in.your own State or county, address * : Cc. A. SNOW & CO, Opp. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. Summons. I the. Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. HILIP CURNOW, Plaintiff, v8. : MARY CURNOW, Defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to Mary Curnow, defendant. You are hereby Lon ae to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county, or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or jude ment will be taken against you hy default, according to the prayer of said complaint.’ The said action ig brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and défendant upon the grounds of deserAnd you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will aply to the Court for the relief demanded in he said complaint, ~— ) Given under my-hand and seal of SEAL? the said Superior Court, of the Coun—~ ) ty of Nevada, State of California, this 15th day of November, in the year .o our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six. FP. G. BEATTY, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. W. P:-Sowden Att’y for Plaintiff, nis, No. 1591. i Application for Patent to Mining Olaim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., Nov, 8, 1886, NUaind 1s hereby given that George J. 8 Binder, whose post office #ddress is ashington, Nevada county, Cal., has made oF for patent to the I. X. L. Q M ine, in Eureka Township, Nevada County, Cal., designated on the U. §. Official Plats as Lot 60, T. 18 N. R. 11 E., Mt. Diablo Mer., and described in the field notes on file in’ this office, as follows: Commencing at South Lode Post I. X. L. No. 3, L. P.; thence (mag. Var, 17° E.) N, 78 © E. 4,545 chs, to post marked I. X. L. No. 4. SE. corner; thence N.12° W. 22.73 chs, to ost I. X. L. No. 5, NE. corner; thence 8. 78 W. 9.09 chains to post I. X. L. No. 6NW. corner, from which the quarter section corner between Sections 28 and 29 T, 18. N, R. 11 E, Mt. Diablo Mer, bears 8, 19 18 E. 25.64 chs. dist; thence 8, 12° E, 22.78 elis. to post I. X. L, No. 7; thence N.,78° E, 4.545 chs. to place of beginning. Containing 20,66 acres. Claim was located June 8, 1880, recorded Records of Neva6 ipomnty, Cal. Applicant claims by purHe. All persons holding any adyerse-claims to said mine, or to any part thereof, are hereby required to present the same at this office within 60 days from the first publication hereof, or ee Cees * ZEL, Register, Chas. W, Kitts Att’y for Ap Tingnte This notice was first published November 1,1 Assessment Notice. ‘“NHAMPION MINING COMPANY.—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada county, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti of the Directors, held on the 27th day of November, 1886, an assessment, (No. 28) of Ten 1} Cents per share was levied upon thedaptal stock of the corporation: payable immediately in United States gold coin tothe Secretary, at his office, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Friday, the 7th da of January, 1887, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public ‘suction and unless parmens is made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the Twenty-eighth day of JANUARY, 1887, to pay the delinquent-assesament, together with costs of advertising and expenses of ma. we le TZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 622. Montgomery street, wre Francisco, Cal. i Assessment Notice, uartz EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada City, California. \Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Trustees, held on the 13t day of December, 1886, an assessment, (No, 12) of ten conte per share was levied u the capital stock of the corporation, p immediately in United States gold the Secretary at the law office of J well, Broad Street, Nevada City, Any stock upon which: t Tanwary A, D, 18M, will-e del anuary, A, D, WwW elinquent and advertised for sale public auction: and unless-payment is wade before, will be sold on Monday, the day of February, 1887, to the delinquent assessment, together advertising and expenses of sale, By. rder or the Board of Trustees. geet at the Law Office of John Caldwell ). ASHBURN, Secretary, ad Street, Nevada City, California. .a14 Bridge Notioe, Niet is hereby giyen that I will TK vj a to the Hon. Board of Supervisors 0 a county, at the Court House.at Neva City, on January 5th, 1887, or as soon after as can be hoard for a renewal of license to collect toll on the bridge across the South Yatba river, on the road from North San Juan f to Nevada City. PETER PURDON. December Ist, 1886. : ‘Notice to the Public, of Chun Yung Fung, notice is parene that I am sole proprietor, and inten ing on the business in my Own name. Yung Fung will elerk for me. notice that I will not be re: bills owing. by Chur Yong a Nevada City, December.6, 1886 carryjeet to a stake marked EK. E. No, 3; th southwesterly seven hundred and fifty feet in a line ele with the ledge toa stake marked EK. E, No. 4; thence eitsterly past stake No. 1, six hundred feet to stake marked E. E. No. 5; thence northerly in a fae undred and fift: and being in the t ty of Nevada, Btw’ north-west quarter No, 16, . & EK, ), States survey sar reget a ing on the ledge close to the " of Ney: of Bection No. “The horses are free from vice’ot good style Good Saddle Horses always on hand." CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. e A ‘ TOBE MA gE. CULT: ut “we will be you free, ers #8 Ww y, tha of Aad and capable of eoing as fast as any gelitle}. e, ey ‘ to us, ree iphlatang an Giacomeli’s patented land runn rtherlythree-hundred fe therly. six 2;,thence stake mit 3. Now s eae. hundred fee! . 4; thence northerly three hun to place of beginning, said ¢lai parallel with ny Ella.quarts theretinto. tinder aud, remal Notices hereby” «ivan th ) gf tuat dyn trot of the Y the right, title and interest’ of ‘al ia, quartz ¢laim aitnase, lying 2, ne Ret fornia i ne and M., United staké standst line of thence marked 8. No, 1; then at ae ity ¢ ster’ a teen hundred feet to a Meut marked 8. 0. undred feet to a ve Pah trad ee 5 a atake mar! q ndred feet Hen m running claim ‘and on the side th . Cog an Subgilar thetenento Delonging OF. i tary iapperor reversion,s inders, retits, issues 20th ation the ll o'clock 4, Mm, Court-house in . I Bridge Notice, will apply to the Hon, Board rs of Nevada county, ;at10o’clock A. M., of thal n thereafter.as ahearing can be bridge across the South -. Edwards’ crossing. W. EDWARDS Dated Dec. 1, 1886. rs BI«TT ERS. e 18th day df) YAVING bought out the stock and fixtures in the Chinese Drug Store on Ommercial Street, Nevada City, California, given Chun 1 also give onsible for any YUP. sora £ OTICE is hereby given that W. Edwards of Super80) at Court House Nevada City, on Wednesday. January 5, ay, OF a8 ( ad, for a renewal of license: to seks toll upon the ‘uba river, near DR. GUNN’S \ \a \ THE GREAT Regulating Cathartic, THE ACKNOWLEDGED ‘wWonie and%Appetizer. 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