January 29, 1889 (4 pages)

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Crystals about one twentyfifth of an inch in diameter, with the mineralogical and physical characteristics of the natural emerald, were obtained. Knocked Him Out. A pastor sometime since sought financial help for an important charity. Among those whom he asked to give something was a lady who unfortunately bore a vinegary face. She declined to give Money, but promised to “ lend her countenance” to the cause. He retired in dismay, et Piles! Piles! Pites! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles, ever discovered. It never fails to cure.old chronic. cases of long standing. : Judge Coons, Marysville, says: ‘Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment ~ cured me after year of suffering.”’ Judge Coffinbury ,Cleveland,O.,says’: “T have found by experience that Dr. William’s TIadian Pile Ointment givesimmedate and perm:nent relief.” __We-have hundreds 6f_ such .testimonials.~ Do not suffer an instant onger. 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Ona piece of wrapping -paper » she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery and got a simple bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle,it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its usé and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Drnggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros., Drugstore. RAILROAD RATES. Following are the approximate railroad rates of fare for first-class passage from Nevada City tothe points named: : Battle Mountain.... $18 75 One SS os oe 6.60 MUNA oo 8.80 es is cet by acc sik acea es 5.95 CAetOgh. 5 oo ee a 7.40 lacs, IE Sea ae ee ea SOUR EP ee . 14.05 COUR. Hiss oo a 2.25 DOOVIR ob dks eas 4.85 Does 2 ee oN A -9.85 SOUBN BS 5 75S os saa ced oe -. 44.30 Wt PON oo As Gad eek 3.75 Emigrant Gap..... 5.25 Ws Fens ai ae 10.70 ONRGR ects SiS 11.70 Granite Point ..... 13:75 Humboldt. . Ae Bln os 26 60" Independence,.:..., 6 35 MOOS cise s kere 6.35 sunetion = .2 35. Ge ee EA 6.30 Los Angeles. 65.3. ee oy 19.30 METNONS oe a S: PUP PRE Ra SBavinoud. 2.0 55.2.,60 2 10" POU oe oe ete 8 30 MOMania oi liek 7 30 Sacramento.. 4.25 San Francisco. 30.02.20 4.¢:: 7.25 Sane! ag HEED ee PO eae 18.35 Ban JON. 2 oo. feos 7.25 Say Pedi esi. Se 19.90 COINAGE 45a os ee 20.35 mana bathers 6625 19 30 Banta Monica 2°. 6.2: 19.80 . Stogkion... Date a cis 609 Suisun.. ROPE Ee Oe Be rset 5.95 PNG se yt eee 4.85 AOR ee -., 6.90 MOOOMOB 8 cco: oe. 5.55 Upper Soda Springs... 10.90 Vallejo Junction ... 1, bp ere Table of Distances, From Nevada City te : BION . Se . 1% miles Birchyille . “ ‘ 1553 me IO TOMB. os es pa, . a i a Re Ne fiir ws Bia : gS RE ae pa PEEP OSD OF o 7 Bowmas Damn. saekedrs pee 2. Be Cherokee Ag Columbia Hill 4 Colfax. a Edwards’ B French Corral. . Graniteville. . Grass Valle aekeet Be not be denied that a hearty laugh, even at . mustard poultices, was visited by a friend, Paregoric or Narcotic S a] »* *{others bless C. The method by which Messrs. Ho-atefeurile and Perry have succeeded i very beautiful erystals of er,erald has been Gescribed to the French Academy of Sciences. Silica, alumina and giucina (with traces of oxide Of chromium). were fused with acid molybdate of iithia, a temperature “4 producing HOME BENE 240 Monteomery Street ‘This is the largest, oldest and mos Insutance Association in California NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. NO ANNUAL-DUES. 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVEK ENTIRE COST. E@ Its Certificates are Definite Contracts for the full amount written therein and are uncontestable and nonforriod, there shall be amount cf reserve paid on his grateful therefor. Xaver Scunrrz, Petaluma, 6th.1887 ; claim paid Home Benefit Life Association: Your check for Ten Thousand Dollars, a month before the expiration of time allowed your Association in which to make most gratefully received. Z. T. Barnum, Yreka, insured for $2,000 1887 ; claim paid May 21st, 1887. : Warkxin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Francisco, insured for $5,000; died April 29th, 1887; proofs of death filed May 7th, 1587; paid May 21st, 1887. . Home Benerir Lire Assovsagtion : j : Gentlemen—Your check for $5,000, the insurance on the life of my son, Watkin R. Price, is this day, most gratefully received. Yours very truly, si ANN PRICE, By Geo: L. Brander, her Atty. in Fact. Sypney M. Van Wyex, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy No 91, issued Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Total payments thereon $383. ' (2@" All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and National Bank of Grass Valley. commendable. Yon Take the DAILY “I recommend Castoria for children's to complaints, as. we ve wer Og cag known to me. 111 So, Oxford St., Bro BY. Tux Centatr Compasy, 77 Murray 8t,, New York, VANVAN ANA AANAN A ¢ ine ee ETS . ; FIT LIFE ASSociATiON. INCORPOKATED 1880. + ~~. §an Francisco Soha pscsenceesecetdecescqeuceresin BANK OF CALIFORNIA Res ONUbUs oo once heeeed uescsyees veces .FRANK C. HAVENS AUDITOR 2012. ces I. P. ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT SECRETA RY. ..A. 8. BARNEY NO MEDICAL FEE. -Lessened Cost tr Persistent Members. On continuance of the Certiticare im rorce for the _ amount of the reserve payment made ‘ogether with division of profits resulting from ippi i terest), and gain on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extinguish the cost forshipping snd grazing. _ About 250,000 the second period of five years. Similar distributi the end of each five years to persistent members . Cash3Surrender' Walue. Should the member choose t& surrender his Certificate at the end of the be paid in cash to him or his order, rtificate. ‘STATEMENT JULY I, 1887. Total Amount of Claims Paid,,.. eee ieee $280,500.00 Mortuary Fund, Bank of California. . PSOE: 6,002.85 Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union.. 10,182.45 Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid. .:. civ » None. PROMPTWESS IN SETTLEMENT. : Jerry ScHoo.mne, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died y 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid February Wma. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2,000, died February 5th, 1887; proofs filed February: 14th, 1887; claim paid February 21, 1887. Tuomas Biauey, Shipwright, of San Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim filed February 8th, 1887. Home Benerir Lire Assoctation ; Gentlemen—I have to thank you for ng Fapjornt of Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held by my father: ment of this amount long before the date due was unexpected, and I-am very Yours very truly, . ELLA T. BIGLEY. ingnred for $1,000; proofs of death filed April May 21st, 1887. San Francisco, July 19, 1887. Yours vermecean RS. S. M. VAN WYCK. HELEN B. VAN WYCK.” You Don’t Get the News UNLESS wa ANSCAIPT. . North’ Star and many others. The EX IOH (osui7 G08 preq eaeg Jequing 9y} "pom oy) Uy zo sue "S0Ud HLIVUG TVS PUdg "pez}01108 eouepUOds ba . @M.20) ‘o2B.10pOM Se2;4 5 ou) Gf Gg. eeu pn pouod a wo. peru, BIBIIOZ Seve “suojqeys Aeuyoey puy Keg purjedesg ‘young yjojjns “SIM “STUASANVE JO sioyodm] ywesawy ey) ery— endor Smt: “809838 SISHOHASILIG : = = S s sem oer! OZT x010 Hy L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advértising Ageney,. MERCHANT’S EXORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 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Monthly. e , $4.00 yer year, : Qne Samplé Copy, Pwenty-five Cents. © The Overland: Monthly: Publishing Oo, San Francisco, Cali vnia’ severities ve: are alto.them during . Spencerian Steel Pens Tux. Nevava Dat TRANSCRIPT ma’ seen on Ble at tue fb} “Fiabe Productive Valley, Foot-Hifl and t successful M atual the second period of five years. by the member (with inferest), lapsed reserves (also with ‘inon of surplus is made at the full . full force; while the larger and more he paypayment, is ; proofs of death filed April 6th, Such promptness. is All sections, ‘This water-is-of the -purproperties there—such as the California, Rocky Glen, Washington, Yuba, ppoiigeg Sata Ralph Bowerman. ‘Nevada City, a8 well as the other towns in the upper part of the county . Geo,’G. Allan, Spring, FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill, FRUIT AND VARIETY. trouble, will ini :a “comparatively short The*county’s richness in resources isthe source of ‘admiration ‘to’ all ac. E: Rosenthal, Commeretal, quainted with it,and shrewd Eastern~. W-4Sigo Thom . much lower prices than are wanted for the same character cf lands in other NEVADA COUNTY. epemeps 7 Mountain A Combination of Natural Advantages Net Excelled im the State—in Enceurs aging Seuson. , [S. F. Chronicle, Jan. 1; 1889. . Nevada county claims special atten-' tion a& one of the few counties of Californiain which the three principal industries of the State—mining, agriculture and horticulture—are extensively carried on side by side. The county is accessible by rail, the Central Paci. fe Railroad running along ita southern boundary a considerable distance, and crossing its extreme eastern-end, while ‘the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad intersecta its central portion, extending north from Colfax to Nevada City and passing through Grass: Valley in its route. Geographically the county lies a, trifle north of the centrai. line of the State; and--exthe west to and beyond the stmmit of the Sierra Nevada. os 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 horticultural belt, and here also are most of the great quartz and gravel mines. which have since pioneer days been yielding such vast quantities of gold. The eastern extremity is very mountainous in character, the principal industries thereof being lumbering, iceticultural belt of the county, which includes the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport. great variety of productions is in8 within these limits. Fraits 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 cun have slowly maturing fruits flourish on the cooler and more moist Ilinds 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 well calculated for fruit growing as 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 Nevada county the greatest perfection in size, flavor and keeping qualities. Grape growing’ is rapidly becoming an important industry here, this being the natural home of the already in two competitive exhibitions where the principal wine-producing sections were represented, earned the first prize, and other varieties of wine shown have stood high in the list of successful competition. The olive thrives here, attaining perfection in size.and quality. In the extreme lower portions of the county the orange is profitably grown, the fruit maturing unusually early and a full crop being generally obtained. 5 No county in the State is more abundantly watered. Mining and irrigation ditches, fed from natural-and artificial lakes in the higher altitudes, thread est, 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 valleys to spend the summers here, and thus rebuild their shattered constitution. Adjacent to Nevada City and Grass Valley are located such. well-known and productive quartz mines as: the Providence, Nevada City, Wyouwing, Pittsburg, Neverswéat, Idaho, Empire, princip1 claims are equipped with the most modern machinery for mining and milling. Washington and Eureks townships have heen Br the past few years rapidly rising’ into prominence LOCAL DIRECTORY. List of Nevada City’s Businets Institutions. ain. Citizens Bank, Broad. Mrs.J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, _Geo.M. Hugh John T. Morgan, man, E. Mreston. Wim. Edwards, organ, L, HousH.S. Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. €. E. Wilde, rine. L, Godair & Sons, Broad. BLACKSMITHS. “Wm. Barton, Plaza. C.K Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES. Grrr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W. Welsh Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS SP eo . F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Fieke, Commercial. BOOT & SHOE STOBE. John Webber, Broad. Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento. E. Weiss, Sacramento. tends from the Sacramento, valley ‘on . ; BRICK MASONS, John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. H. L. Gove, Boulder. CIGAKS, TOBACCO, ETC, Wm. Giffin, Broad; A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. L. Hirschman, Pine.CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine and Commercial. L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main. BR. H, Miller, Broad. CONFECTIONERY E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. Leddy and Eagan Commercial. F. Willett, Commercial, R. Dillon, Broad. ng. Broad. TORS AND BUILDERS “G80. M. Hughes, Nevada, : r. ¥, Penrose, Pin A. H. Irish, Kas’ J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L, O. Palmer, Nevada. . Penrose, Pine. aggregating the sum of 0,351'25 and «cres of land are contained in the hor-. A. Huffman, Nevada. : CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS ‘©. Maltman, Gold Flat. . N. E. Chapman, Sacramento. DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. MILLWRIGHT. J.B. Collins, Coyote.— A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC TEACHERS. £. Malier, Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros, Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaILy TRanNscript, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. . e. Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER. J. Swart, Broad. R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada. 3 Bobo—Office Broad,r, Welch—Office cor. P cial, residence National Hotel. E, W. Charles—Office cor. Broad and Pine, residence Water ugh: Valantine—Office Broad, residence n. Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada: vine. Nevada county port ‘wine has. ¢ esidence Nevada. Calvin R. Clarke, Postmaster. Nevada gid Narrow Gauge A. H. Par REAL ESTATE. Nevada County Land and Improvement As sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Moran. E. M, Preston, Geo, E. 4 . €. Gaylord, Nat, P. nd, Wm. Campbell GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. J, Jackson, Comm a. rth, Commercial. Lademan, Broad. 7 J iseovered by @ patent from the United ‘0 G. B R. Si Thomas Kidd, Broad. -HAIR DRESSER. Mrs, L. Godair, Boulder Geo. E. Turner, Pine. Legg & Shaw. cor. HARNESS, SABD Jas. Cairns, Broad. Wm. Holmes, Main. HAY, FEED, ETC. H.C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring. Bro., Sacramento. Main and Uniog. Weisenburger & Wm, Wolf, Main.National Excuunge, Broad New Yo a8 quartz-mining rectiéns, and several . City Hotel, Broad ] State of California, on etc.—are paying well. “A number of others are destined to soon become dividend payers. The Delhi of Bridgeport township hes within. two years come into prominence as.one of the claims in that locality now being prospected give indicatious of proving equa!ly rich, Meadow Luke district, Bok A W best properties in the State. Other 4 a L eu . Robinson, Main 2 base metals contained in the rock, was during the past summer a scene ble when properly weated. That is peculiarly the “snow +t” of the county, being at the summit of the storms are over, the camp, now hibernating, will come out of its shell, Valley, with her population of 6000, is enjoying: marked prosperity : Dees use . of the saccess of quartz wining there, which was never giving auch large re-: Rect, ve eat under somewhat of a depressicn so f; cerned, becausé of such sethacks as the stoppage of hydraulic Mining, largest quartz mines and @ reduction of force in those and two or three ‘ which have been: hurt by. the debris time be more prosperous than ever, ers in search of homes are quietly comPo) jing in and buying farming fruit. ¢Smoot, lands, which are obtainable hére at Lege Parts of the State, — ae USED BY THE B ST PENMEN. & aes a ee e which in the sixties experienced a reJon Wane Goinibaen. marka'le boom which collapsed as J. M. Thomas, suddenly as it’ came because of the CF Bros., cor. Pine aud Commercial j failure of any of the processes then known to separate the gold from the J.G. Hartwell, Broad. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY of reriewed activity because of a syndiGeo. M. Hughes, Pine. j cate having gone in there and partially demonstrated that the ores are reduci. Wm. Joy. SODA WATER FACTORY, L. Setbert. STONE MASON. Sierra Nevada. When the. winter. Geo. F. Jacobs Manager, Broad. MEAT MARKETS, James Monro, Broad, Brothers, Commercial. DRY AND FANCY Goops. As to the towns of the county, °Grase Colley C.3LN . within turns as now. Nevada City, the count ¥ ars Cake Cone ie Lester & Crawford, er Cohn, Commercial. man; corner Commercial and Mafa. ~ menthal, corner Broad enberg Bros., Broad. a as. business is conLE A wage conflicts in one or two of the. *% , ; Wells, F s tha Fate of one per cent. per month, alleged other mines. But it is safe to sav thaty Eureka Co Wa i. Gre de af in a8 ” rney,Commercial. . 3, Cor spa mmercial. & Shaw, Main.Commercial. Jidyment ag at st'you {ér sald 10m of ; Bit ‘s oy itakelorel service }plistat 0% MecORMION, Atoraey to { ee rior Court of the County of Ne ae of California--Order of Sale. Ktte Cofporation CITIZENS BANK ta Corpo ation) : VB. NEVADA CITY GOLD QUARTZ MINING “ COMPANY, etal,Defendants. ~ W HERES, CITIZENS BANK, ROBERT Tremain, ne ay Hatryhousen, John Keenan, A. 8. Lord, ohn Grimes, Thomas Barron, Thomas Peard, Cornelius Bracelin, G, A. Church, Richard Pascoe, Joseph Marchede, F. Ll. Harryhousen, William Kendrick, Afitonio Silver, William Hitchings. James Thomas, K, J. Coughlin. Richard Minnis, John: Hutchison, C. Kahl, walter Bond, Joseph Axford, John Hurley, Warren Alty, Heury’ eps Thomas leeg. mony Wiiilam Nivens, W.J. Meaus, James Branian, Alex. McCambridge, Thomas Grimes, rank Kendrick, Joseph Kelley, John Bracelin, Jame Williams, John ocking, Alfred Martin, Robert Osborn, James Grose, William Minnis, Charles Allen, Wm, Monk, Charles Marx, Alf. Willianfs, John Ivey, Dennis O’Neil, George Gilmore, John McGibbons, Charles H. Pett, Thomas Hawke, .J-egg and Shaw and George G. Allan, on the 6th Gay of December A. D. 188%, recovered a Judgment against Neyada City Gold: Quartz Mining Company for the following sums, to wit: To Citizens Bank the sum of $12,532.63 together with costs of suit taxed at $55.80 and Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum-of$550.00. To Robert -Tremain 114.00,to Henry Harryhousen $299.75,to John eenan $327.00, to A. 8. Lord $282.00, to Ji Grimes $276.00, to fe gery ener $878.00, to Thomas Peard $446.00, to Cornelius Bracelin $258.75, to G, A. Church $227.00, .to Richard Pascve $340.50, to Joseph Marchede $78.00, to F. L. Harryhousen $159.00, to William Kendrick $37.50, to Antonie Silver $171.50, to William Hitchens $129.00, to James Thomas $232.50, to E. J. Congintin $200 Age Richard Minnis $111.00, to John Hutchison $156.00, to C. Kahl .00, to Walter Bond $225.00, to Joseph Axford $214.00, to John Hurley $255.00, to Warren Alty $412.00, to Henr eis $315.00, to Thomas Coughlin $162.50, to William Nivens $172.00, to W. J. Means $225.00, to James Branigan $72.00, to Alex. McCambridge $72.00, to Thomas Grimes $154.00, to Frank Kendrick $215.00, to John Kelley $146.00, to John Bracelin $155.00, to. James Williams $62.00, to John ocking $237.00, to Aifred Martin $111.00, to to William Minnis $90.00, to (has. Allen 114.00, to William Monk $108.00, ‘to Charles arx $232.00, to Alf. Williams $72.00, to John Ivey $81.00, to Kobert Mounter $102.00, to Jas. P, Evans $153.25, to John Stevens $461.00, to Dennis O'Neil $74.00, to George Gilmore $80.00, to John MeGibbons $100.00, to Chas. H. Pett $324.00, to Thomas Hawke $311,50, the further-sum. = each of said lien claimauts for filing and recording his lien, “together with costs of suit taxed at $58.20 and Counsel fees allowed herein, in the sum of $25.00 to each of sai ergs amounting to the total sum of 340.00, : To Legg & Shaw the sum of $856.29 together with costs of suit taxed at $16.30 and Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $90.00 To George G. Allan the sum of $1091.72 together with costs of suit taxed at $17.25 and . Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $100.00 with interest thereon on all of said sums from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent. per annum till paid, which said judgment is regorded in Judgment Book Na. 2 Nes the md Superior Court, on pages et seq., ar Whereas it is ordered that ie mor ‘e set forth in Plaintiff's complaint and the liens set forth in the cross complaints, be foreclosed and Bropery therein described, to wit: Situate, lying and peine in the county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and gprs described as follows, te wit: That certain portion of ‘township sixteen (16) Northof Kange eight (8) East Mt. Diablo Meridian in Nevada Mining Distric! county and state aforesaid, being mini certificate No, 684, in the seriesof the Land Office at Sacramento, designated by the Surveyor General as Lot No. 85, containing four (4)-acrés and ey ene hubdredths (58 100) of an acre of land, more or less, and one rthousand (1000, linear feet of the Se@raidt Quartz mine, bees the land and mine patented to John J. Sehmidt, Jr., said patent bearing date of September twentyeighth, eighteen hundred and eighty, aud recorded in Beok 1 of Patents, pages 666-7§-9-670 & 1, Reeords of Nevada County, to which referénce is he:eby made fora more particular description. Also all and singular that certain other parcel of mining ground known as the Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Lode, situate in Nevada Mining District, county of Nevada, State of California, embracing a Perron of sectious ha (2) and eleven (11) in ‘ownship sixteen (16) North Range ht 8) East Mt. Diablo weridian, containing ourteen and seventy-three hundredths (14 73-100) acres of land. more or Jom, and embracing fourteen hundred and finetynine and five tenths (1499 5-10) linear fect of the said Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Lode. Said ground being the mining claim patented by the Government of the United States to the Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company on the léth day of March, 1883, which nt was duly recorded in the office ofthe County Recorder of Nevada county, Cal., in Book 20f Patents, pages 25-6-7-8-9 ané 30, Records of Nevada county, to which reference is hereby made fora more particular description. Also that portion of the Leutje and Schwartz Placer mine commencing at the North East corner of said Placer nine and extending thence Souti on tlie East line of said mine to a point fifty (50) feet North of the tiain flume in Wood's ravine; thence running due West to the West line of said Placer mine; thence North on the Wes line of said Placer mine to the North West <orner-thereof; thence Kast en-the North lve of said Placer mine to place of beginning; containing fifteen (15) acres, more or less, Said Leutje & Schwartz Placer mine States and duly recorded in the office of the Recordervf Nevada county, in Book 41 of Deeds pages 606-7, Records of Nevada county. , Water rights, iron pipe for conducting water, and all other improvements.including quartz crushing mill, hoisting works, rue concentrators, boilers. engines, hoisting gear, cars and machinery, of every hame, nature and kind, upon said several pieces of property, or any ur either of them or used _ connection therewith, and all rights, privileges and easements connected with the mill is Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances interest end Costs. Notice is pemby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, Thursday, the Thirty-first day Inthe thé office of J, 1. Cala ney, Broad street, Ney: sidan {7 rate of Californi trix, -_-Nevada City, Decembgr 20th, 1888, = Nevada Cit Feb . wi Robert Mounter, Jas. P, Evans, Johu Stevens, . “eaves for sale atpublic # unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wednesday, the “0th day’ of February, to John . Robert Osborn $99.00, to James Grose $120,00,. Notion to Creditors. wtp ell, Esq., her attor_ City, Nevada , A COURTNEY, Admini i J. 1. Caldwell, Attorney for aaesintens: —— Nivea COUNTY MINING COMPANY” Location of principal place of busin evada City, California, Location of works * California, jae Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti: of the Board of Trustees, held on the 261 day of December, 1888, an assessment, (No, 19) of two cents per share was levied upon bond Hes vere stock of thé corporation, payable mm the Secretary at his office at the mine on alifornia. iately in United States gold’ co} m, to of sale. By order of the Board of . E. ASHBURN, Secretary, . Office at the mine, Deer Creek, ne ension Bridge, Nevada City, Cai. el a Notice to Oreditors. Estate of John Nankervis deceased. OTICE is hereby givén by the under Estate _ : signed Administrator of the ohne ‘cervinased, to the creditors of, and all persons having eluim the said yeceaeel, to expibi ham within necessary vouchers n four month ee ter the tirst publication of this notice, to! is said Administrator, at his residence in. the town of Grass Valley, in the county of Ne; them with the vada, State of California, the same the Place for the transaction of the business of the : Estate. ~ ; JAMES OLIVER Administrator of the Estate of Jolin NanDated's t ieveds of 1888, ated at Nevada City, Dec. $1 W. P. Sowden, Atty ter Adm’r, Notice to Oreditors : Estute of HENRY B, JOHNSTON, deceased. WotTice is hereby > ay by the tinder sigaed,Adm inistragor of the Esta of. Henry .B. Johnston, deceased, to the ced itors of, and all. persons: having. against the said Seareend, to exk Ngee with the necessary voue Vo! a ~ months after the tirat publication: tice, to the sald ‘Adente Tat i ve ee office o Burrows, Holbrooke Block Grass Valley, iu the County of N a the same wil be barred; s ecu inistrator, at the law PETER JOHNSTON, , Administrator of said te. Dated December 16th, 1888, epee A. Burrows, Atty for Adm’r, PIN orice is hereby given that the under. signed will apply to the Hon. Board of Supervisors, in and for the county of Nevada, at the Court House in Nevada City, on: Wednesday, Junuary yth, 1889, at 10 o’clock A. M.-of that day, or ag soon thereafter ag a hearing can be had, for a renewal of li+ cense to take toll upon the bridge at = crossing; in the county of Nevada: Bridge8. D. WOODS. . No. 6, thence 8 84°28 Together with all cuts, tunnels, outlets, }, ba. aL CE aameer see Notice of Application for Mining Patent, U.S Land Office, Sacramento, em ber 12th, 1888, F Novy NOTICE. THOMAS POYZER, WU. BH MENDELL, HUGH GRAIG unaW. 5° JONES, have made application for patent to the ie Z10N Prachi MINE; comsisting [i Claiin 2 and © claim lot, QBN, 10 "EM D. Mat acres in Orlesas Mining district, Nevada county, Cal., described as follows! M., 517 HILL CLAIM, LOT 68, Commencing atthe corner common to Bec: Hons 28, 24, 25.and 26, ‘I. 18 N. R.10E. M.D M thence (Mag. var. 18° E) N 7.47 chs P: M Z,” thence N 72° W 19.02 chs Post“No1 M Z,"* thence'S 18° W'83.88 chs Post No 2M Z,? thence 572° E 67.91 ehs Post ‘No 8 M Zz,” thence N 18% E 21:08 ‘chs Post “No 4 MZ,” thence N-72° W 5,64 She Post “N eoeace Nseries ence N. j 10 © ‘ost. “A M Z,”* thence West 22.97 chs to nin; hing 210.81 ‘acres. ai silat ciate tein ‘ost 4d ia O68 CANON CLAIM, LOT'69, Commencing at Post No. 1, standing N 18 i. 9.19chs from Post “No. 3; 'M Z’" of lot 68, ust above describéa, thence’ (mag; var. 18° E)N © E 3.09 chs Post No. 2, thence 8 ed .82 che Post No. 8, thence N 8&%° £ 76% 3.54 chs Post No, 4, thence 871° E 2.63 che Post No, 6, thence 8 ay E 2.28 oe Post che Post No, 7, hence 8 19%° E 4.04 chs Post No. 8, thence t 87°E 2.01 chs Post No 9, thence $ 88> EK 2.18 che Post No. 10, thénée N 614° W 8,48 he Post No, 11, thence N 272.4? W479 chs ‘ost No. 12, thence N 482 W'2.38 chs Post No. 13, thence N 58442 W 2.97 chain P No 14, thence N 7S Post No. 15, thence § 18° W containing 6 17-100 acres. were originally located under the miners’ law of Orleans Mining District, which have pace ic *, ich agit eres is purchase and posséssion. joining claims areUe a — on North, and Rob a W 11.90 chs Post No. 4,30 che to beginning, premises a Roy claims on All persons having any adverse claim to any part.of said premises, must present the sume to thisoffice wiihin 60 Prise from the first publication hereof. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first pubiiéatios ofthis nition theces ed on the léth day of payomber, 1888, CPs, Attturaey . ee W.K DR. GUNN’S Blt @epeee —— THE GREAT cea thereunto belonging, be sold at public: aucRegulating Catarhtic ; tion to satisfy said judgments, tegether with THE INDISPENSIBLE HouseholdRemedy Of January, 1 889, Between the hours of 9 o'clock. A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of said day, all the right, title and ‘interest which the defendant (Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company) in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said 6th gay of December, 1888, the dayon which said judgments was docketed as afore said, or which it may have subsequently acquired, in’ and to all of the above described. property, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said judgménts, interest and costs. Given under my hand this 7th day of January, 1889, . GEORGE LORD Sheriff of Nevada Coun y. By J. L. HoLuanp, Under Sheriff, Fred. Searls and Geo. L. Hughes. Attys for Plffs Summons, County of Nevada, State of California. THOMAS MOONEY, Plaintiff, .vs. D. C. MORRISON, Defendant. The People of the State of California gene Gree ngto D.C. 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Monthly. e , $4.00 yer year, : Qne Samplé Copy, Pwenty-five Cents. © The Overland: Monthly: Publishing Oo, San Francisco, Cali vnia’ severities ve: are alto.them during . Spencerian Steel Pens Tux. Nevava Dat TRANSCRIPT ma’ seen on Ble at tue fb} “Fiabe Productive Valley, Foot-Hifl and t successful M atual the second period of five years. by the member (with inferest), lapsed reserves (also with ‘inon of surplus is made at the full . full force; while the larger and more he paypayment, is ; proofs of death filed April 6th, Such promptness. is All sections, ‘This water-is-of the -purproperties there—such as the California, Rocky Glen, Washington, Yuba, ppoiigeg Sata Ralph Bowerman. ‘Nevada City, a8 well as the other towns in the upper part of the county . Geo,’G. Allan, Spring, FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill, FRUIT AND VARIETY. trouble, will ini :a “comparatively short The*county’s richness in resources isthe source of ‘admiration ‘to’ all ac. E: Rosenthal, Commeretal, quainted with it,and shrewd Eastern~. W-4Sigo Thom . much lower prices than are wanted for the same character cf lands in other NEVADA COUNTY. epemeps 7 Mountain A Combination of Natural Advantages Net Excelled im the State—in Enceurs aging Seuson. , [S. F. Chronicle, Jan. 1; 1889. . Nevada county claims special atten-' tion a& one of the few counties of Californiain which the three principal industries of the State—mining, agriculture and horticulture—are extensively carried on side by side. The county is accessible by rail, the Central Paci. fe Railroad running along ita southern boundary a considerable distance, and crossing its extreme eastern-end, while ‘the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad intersecta its central portion, extending north from Colfax to Nevada City and passing through Grass: Valley in its route. Geographically the county lies a, trifle north of the centrai. line of the State; and--exthe west to and beyond the stmmit of the Sierra Nevada. os 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 horticultural belt, and here also are most of the great quartz and gravel mines. which have since pioneer days been yielding such vast quantities of gold. The eastern extremity is very mountainous in character, the principal industries thereof being lumbering, iceticultural belt of the county, which includes the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport. great variety of productions is in8 within these limits. Fraits 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 cun have slowly maturing fruits flourish on the cooler and more moist Ilinds 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 well calculated for fruit growing as 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 Nevada county the greatest perfection in size, flavor and keeping qualities. Grape growing’ is rapidly becoming an important industry here, this being the natural home of the already in two competitive exhibitions where the principal wine-producing sections were represented, earned the first prize, and other varieties of wine shown have stood high in the list of successful competition. The olive thrives here, attaining perfection in size.and quality. In the extreme lower portions of the county the orange is profitably grown, the fruit maturing unusually early and a full crop being generally obtained. 5 No county in the State is more abundantly watered. Mining and irrigation ditches, fed from natural-and artificial lakes in the higher altitudes, thread est, 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 valleys to spend the summers here, and thus rebuild their shattered constitution. Adjacent to Nevada City and Grass Valley are located such. well-known and productive quartz mines as: the Providence, Nevada City, Wyouwing, Pittsburg, Neverswéat, Idaho, Empire, princip1 claims are equipped with the most modern machinery for mining and milling. Washington and Eureks townships have heen Br the past few years rapidly rising’ into prominence LOCAL DIRECTORY. List of Nevada City’s Businets Institutions. ain. Citizens Bank, Broad. Mrs.J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, _Geo.M. Hugh John T. Morgan, man, E. Mreston. Wim. Edwards, organ, L, HousH.S. Marsh, Union Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. €. E. Wilde, rine. L, Godair & Sons, Broad. BLACKSMITHS. “Wm. Barton, Plaza. C.K Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES. Grrr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial Geo. W. Welsh Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS SP eo . F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Fieke, Commercial. BOOT & SHOE STOBE. John Webber, Broad. Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento. E. Weiss, Sacramento. tends from the Sacramento, valley ‘on .

; BRICK MASONS, John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. H. L. Gove, Boulder. CIGAKS, TOBACCO, ETC, Wm. Giffin, Broad; A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. L. Hirschman, Pine.CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine and Commercial. L. Hyman, cor. Commercial and Main. BR. H, Miller, Broad. CONFECTIONERY E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. Leddy and Eagan Commercial. F. Willett, Commercial, R. Dillon, Broad. ng. Broad. TORS AND BUILDERS “G80. M. Hughes, Nevada, : r. ¥, Penrose, Pin A. H. Irish, Kas’ J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L, O. Palmer, Nevada. . Penrose, Pine. aggregating the sum of 0,351'25 and «cres of land are contained in the hor-. A. Huffman, Nevada. : CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS ‘©. Maltman, Gold Flat. . N. E. Chapman, Sacramento. DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. MILLWRIGHT. J.B. Collins, Coyote.— A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC TEACHERS. £. Malier, Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros, Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. NEWSPAPERS. Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaILy TRanNscript, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. . e. Eagan, Commercial. PHOTOGRAPHER. J. Swart, Broad. R. M. Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, residence Nevada. 3 Bobo—Office Broad,r, Welch—Office cor. P cial, residence National Hotel. E, W. Charles—Office cor. Broad and Pine, residence Water ugh: Valantine—Office Broad, residence n. Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada: vine. Nevada county port ‘wine has. ¢ esidence Nevada. Calvin R. Clarke, Postmaster. Nevada gid Narrow Gauge A. H. Par REAL ESTATE. Nevada County Land and Improvement As sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Moran. E. M, Preston, Geo, E. 4 . €. Gaylord, Nat, P. nd, Wm. Campbell GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. J, Jackson, Comm a. rth, Commercial. Lademan, Broad. 7 J iseovered by @ patent from the United ‘0 G. B R. Si Thomas Kidd, Broad. -HAIR DRESSER. Mrs, L. Godair, Boulder Geo. E. Turner, Pine. Legg & Shaw. cor. HARNESS, SABD Jas. Cairns, Broad. Wm. Holmes, Main. HAY, FEED, ETC. H.C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring. Bro., Sacramento. Main and Uniog. Weisenburger & Wm, Wolf, Main.National Excuunge, Broad New Yo a8 quartz-mining rectiéns, and several . City Hotel, Broad ] State of California, on etc.—are paying well. “A number of others are destined to soon become dividend payers. The Delhi of Bridgeport township hes within. two years come into prominence as.one of the claims in that locality now being prospected give indicatious of proving equa!ly rich, Meadow Luke district, Bok A W best properties in the State. Other 4 a L eu . Robinson, Main 2 base metals contained in the rock, was during the past summer a scene ble when properly weated. That is peculiarly the “snow +t” of the county, being at the summit of the storms are over, the camp, now hibernating, will come out of its shell, Valley, with her population of 6000, is enjoying: marked prosperity : Dees use . of the saccess of quartz wining there, which was never giving auch large re-: Rect, ve eat under somewhat of a depressicn so f; cerned, becausé of such sethacks as the stoppage of hydraulic Mining, largest quartz mines and @ reduction of force in those and two or three ‘ which have been: hurt by. the debris time be more prosperous than ever, ers in search of homes are quietly comPo) jing in and buying farming fruit. ¢Smoot, lands, which are obtainable hére at Lege Parts of the State, — ae USED BY THE B ST PENMEN. & aes a ee e which in the sixties experienced a reJon Wane Goinibaen. marka'le boom which collapsed as J. M. Thomas, suddenly as it’ came because of the CF Bros., cor. Pine aud Commercial j failure of any of the processes then known to separate the gold from the J.G. Hartwell, Broad. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY of reriewed activity because of a syndiGeo. M. Hughes, Pine. j cate having gone in there and partially demonstrated that the ores are reduci. Wm. Joy. SODA WATER FACTORY, L. Setbert. STONE MASON. Sierra Nevada. When the. winter. Geo. F. Jacobs Manager, Broad. MEAT MARKETS, James Monro, Broad, Brothers, Commercial. DRY AND FANCY Goops. As to the towns of the county, °Grase Colley C.3LN . within turns as now. Nevada City, the count ¥ ars Cake Cone ie Lester & Crawford, er Cohn, Commercial. man; corner Commercial and Mafa. ~ menthal, corner Broad enberg Bros., Broad. a as. business is conLE A wage conflicts in one or two of the. *% , ; Wells, F s tha Fate of one per cent. per month, alleged other mines. But it is safe to sav thaty Eureka Co Wa i. Gre de af in a8 ” rney,Commercial. . 3, Cor spa mmercial. & Shaw, Main.Commercial. Jidyment ag at st'you {ér sald 10m of ; Bit ‘s oy itakelorel service }plistat 0% MecORMION, Atoraey to { ee rior Court of the County of Ne ae of California--Order of Sale. Ktte Cofporation CITIZENS BANK ta Corpo ation) : VB. NEVADA CITY GOLD QUARTZ MINING “ COMPANY, etal,Defendants. ~ W HERES, CITIZENS BANK, ROBERT Tremain, ne ay Hatryhousen, John Keenan, A. 8. Lord, ohn Grimes, Thomas Barron, Thomas Peard, Cornelius Bracelin, G, A. Church, Richard Pascoe, Joseph Marchede, F. Ll. Harryhousen, William Kendrick, Afitonio Silver, William Hitchings. James Thomas, K, J. Coughlin. Richard Minnis, John: Hutchison, C. Kahl, walter Bond, Joseph Axford, John Hurley, Warren Alty, Heury’ eps Thomas leeg. mony Wiiilam Nivens, W.J. Meaus, James Branian, Alex. McCambridge, Thomas Grimes, rank Kendrick, Joseph Kelley, John Bracelin, Jame Williams, John ocking, Alfred Martin, Robert Osborn, James Grose, William Minnis, Charles Allen, Wm, Monk, Charles Marx, Alf. Willianfs, John Ivey, Dennis O’Neil, George Gilmore, John McGibbons, Charles H. Pett, Thomas Hawke, .J-egg and Shaw and George G. Allan, on the 6th Gay of December A. D. 188%, recovered a Judgment against Neyada City Gold: Quartz Mining Company for the following sums, to wit: To Citizens Bank the sum of $12,532.63 together with costs of suit taxed at $55.80 and Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum-of$550.00. To Robert -Tremain 114.00,to Henry Harryhousen $299.75,to John eenan $327.00, to A. 8. Lord $282.00, to Ji Grimes $276.00, to fe gery ener $878.00, to Thomas Peard $446.00, to Cornelius Bracelin $258.75, to G, A. Church $227.00, .to Richard Pascve $340.50, to Joseph Marchede $78.00, to F. L. Harryhousen $159.00, to William Kendrick $37.50, to Antonie Silver $171.50, to William Hitchens $129.00, to James Thomas $232.50, to E. J. Congintin $200 Age Richard Minnis $111.00, to John Hutchison $156.00, to C. Kahl .00, to Walter Bond $225.00, to Joseph Axford $214.00, to John Hurley $255.00, to Warren Alty $412.00, to Henr eis $315.00, to Thomas Coughlin $162.50, to William Nivens $172.00, to W. J. Means $225.00, to James Branigan $72.00, to Alex. McCambridge $72.00, to Thomas Grimes $154.00, to Frank Kendrick $215.00, to John Kelley $146.00, to John Bracelin $155.00, to. James Williams $62.00, to John ocking $237.00, to Aifred Martin $111.00, to to William Minnis $90.00, to (has. Allen 114.00, to William Monk $108.00, ‘to Charles arx $232.00, to Alf. Williams $72.00, to John Ivey $81.00, to Kobert Mounter $102.00, to Jas. P, Evans $153.25, to John Stevens $461.00, to Dennis O'Neil $74.00, to George Gilmore $80.00, to John MeGibbons $100.00, to Chas. H. Pett $324.00, to Thomas Hawke $311,50, the further-sum. = each of said lien claimauts for filing and recording his lien, “together with costs of suit taxed at $58.20 and Counsel fees allowed herein, in the sum of $25.00 to each of sai ergs amounting to the total sum of 340.00, : To Legg & Shaw the sum of $856.29 together with costs of suit taxed at $16.30 and Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $90.00 To George G. Allan the sum of $1091.72 together with costs of suit taxed at $17.25 and . Counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $100.00 with interest thereon on all of said sums from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent. per annum till paid, which said judgment is regorded in Judgment Book Na. 2 Nes the md Superior Court, on pages et seq., ar Whereas it is ordered that ie mor ‘e set forth in Plaintiff's complaint and the liens set forth in the cross complaints, be foreclosed and Bropery therein described, to wit: Situate, lying and peine in the county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and gprs described as follows, te wit: That certain portion of ‘township sixteen (16) Northof Kange eight (8) East Mt. Diablo Meridian in Nevada Mining Distric! county and state aforesaid, being mini certificate No, 684, in the seriesof the Land Office at Sacramento, designated by the Surveyor General as Lot No. 85, containing four (4)-acrés and ey ene hubdredths (58 100) of an acre of land, more or less, and one rthousand (1000, linear feet of the Se@raidt Quartz mine, bees the land and mine patented to John J. Sehmidt, Jr., said patent bearing date of September twentyeighth, eighteen hundred and eighty, aud recorded in Beok 1 of Patents, pages 666-7§-9-670 & 1, Reeords of Nevada County, to which referénce is he:eby made fora more particular description. Also all and singular that certain other parcel of mining ground known as the Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Lode, situate in Nevada Mining District, county of Nevada, State of California, embracing a Perron of sectious ha (2) and eleven (11) in ‘ownship sixteen (16) North Range ht 8) East Mt. Diablo weridian, containing ourteen and seventy-three hundredths (14 73-100) acres of land. more or Jom, and embracing fourteen hundred and finetynine and five tenths (1499 5-10) linear fect of the said Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Lode. Said ground being the mining claim patented by the Government of the United States to the Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company on the léth day of March, 1883, which nt was duly recorded in the office ofthe County Recorder of Nevada county, Cal., in Book 20f Patents, pages 25-6-7-8-9 ané 30, Records of Nevada county, to which reference is hereby made fora more particular description. Also that portion of the Leutje and Schwartz Placer mine commencing at the North East corner of said Placer nine and extending thence Souti on tlie East line of said mine to a point fifty (50) feet North of the tiain flume in Wood's ravine; thence running due West to the West line of said Placer mine; thence North on the Wes line of said Placer mine to the North West <orner-thereof; thence Kast en-the North lve of said Placer mine to place of beginning; containing fifteen (15) acres, more or less, Said Leutje & Schwartz Placer mine States and duly recorded in the office of the Recordervf Nevada county, in Book 41 of Deeds pages 606-7, Records of Nevada county. , Water rights, iron pipe for conducting water, and all other improvements.including quartz crushing mill, hoisting works, rue concentrators, boilers. engines, hoisting gear, cars and machinery, of every hame, nature and kind, upon said several pieces of property, or any ur either of them or used _ connection therewith, and all rights, privileges and easements connected with the mill is Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances interest end Costs. Notice is pemby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, Thursday, the Thirty-first day Inthe thé office of J, 1. Cala ney, Broad street, Ney: sidan {7 rate of Californi trix, -_-Nevada City, Decembgr 20th, 1888, = Nevada Cit Feb . wi Robert Mounter, Jas. P, Evans, Johu Stevens, . “eaves for sale atpublic # unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wednesday, the “0th day’ of February, to John . Robert Osborn $99.00, to James Grose $120,00,. Notion to Creditors. wtp ell, Esq., her attor_ City, Nevada , A COURTNEY, Admini i J. 1. Caldwell, Attorney for aaesintens: —— Nivea COUNTY MINING COMPANY” Location of principal place of busin evada City, California, Location of works * California, jae Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti: of the Board of Trustees, held on the 261 day of December, 1888, an assessment, (No, 19) of two cents per share was levied upon bond Hes vere stock of thé corporation, payable mm the Secretary at his office at the mine on alifornia. iately in United States gold’ co} m, to of sale. By order of the Board of . E. ASHBURN, Secretary, . Office at the mine, Deer Creek, ne ension Bridge, Nevada City, Cai. el a Notice to Oreditors. Estate of John Nankervis deceased. OTICE is hereby givén by the under Estate _ : signed Administrator of the ohne ‘cervinased, to the creditors of, and all persons having eluim the said yeceaeel, to expibi ham within necessary vouchers n four month ee ter the tirst publication of this notice, to! is said Administrator, at his residence in. the town of Grass Valley, in the county of Ne; them with the vada, State of California, the same the Place for the transaction of the business of the : Estate. ~ ; JAMES OLIVER Administrator of the Estate of Jolin NanDated's t ieveds of 1888, ated at Nevada City, Dec. $1 W. P. Sowden, Atty ter Adm’r, Notice to Oreditors : Estute of HENRY B, JOHNSTON, deceased. WotTice is hereby > ay by the tinder sigaed,Adm inistragor of the Esta of. Henry .B. Johnston, deceased, to the ced itors of, and all. persons: having. against the said Seareend, to exk Ngee with the necessary voue Vo! a ~ months after the tirat publication: tice, to the sald ‘Adente Tat i ve ee office o Burrows, Holbrooke Block Grass Valley, iu the County of N a the same wil be barred; s ecu inistrator, at the law PETER JOHNSTON, , Administrator of said te. Dated December 16th, 1888, epee A. Burrows, Atty for Adm’r, PIN orice is hereby given that the under. signed will apply to the Hon. Board of Supervisors, in and for the county of Nevada, at the Court House in Nevada City, on: Wednesday, Junuary yth, 1889, at 10 o’clock A. M.-of that day, or ag soon thereafter ag a hearing can be had, for a renewal of li+ cense to take toll upon the bridge at = crossing; in the county of Nevada: Bridge8. D. WOODS. . No. 6, thence 8 84°28 Together with all cuts, tunnels, outlets, }, ba. aL CE aameer see Notice of Application for Mining Patent, U.S Land Office, Sacramento, em ber 12th, 1888, F Novy NOTICE. THOMAS POYZER, WU. BH MENDELL, HUGH GRAIG unaW. 5° JONES, have made application for patent to the ie Z10N Prachi MINE; comsisting [i Claiin 2 and © claim lot, QBN, 10 "EM D. Mat acres in Orlesas Mining district, Nevada county, Cal., described as follows! M., 517 HILL CLAIM, LOT 68, Commencing atthe corner common to Bec: Hons 28, 24, 25.and 26, ‘I. 18 N. R.10E. M.D M thence (Mag. var. 18° E) N 7.47 chs P: M Z,” thence N 72° W 19.02 chs Post“No1 M Z,"* thence'S 18° W'83.88 chs Post No 2M Z,? thence 572° E 67.91 ehs Post ‘No 8 M Zz,” thence N 18% E 21:08 ‘chs Post “No 4 MZ,” thence N-72° W 5,64 She Post “N eoeace Nseries ence N. j 10 © ‘ost. “A M Z,”* thence West 22.97 chs to nin; hing 210.81 ‘acres. ai silat ciate tein ‘ost 4d ia O68 CANON CLAIM, LOT'69, Commencing at Post No. 1, standing N 18 i. 9.19chs from Post “No. 3; 'M Z’" of lot 68, ust above describéa, thence’ (mag; var. 18° E)N © E 3.09 chs Post No. 2, thence 8 ed .82 che Post No. 8, thence N 8&%° £ 76% 3.54 chs Post No, 4, thence 871° E 2.63 che Post No, 6, thence 8 ay E 2.28 oe Post che Post No, 7, hence 8 19%° E 4.04 chs Post No. 8, thence t 87°E 2.01 chs Post No 9, thence $ 88> EK 2.18 che Post No. 10, thénée N 614° W 8,48 he Post No, 11, thence N 272.4? W479 chs ‘ost No. 12, thence N 482 W'2.38 chs Post No. 13, thence N 58442 W 2.97 chain P No 14, thence N 7S Post No. 15, thence § 18° W containing 6 17-100 acres. were originally located under the miners’ law of Orleans Mining District, which have pace ic *, ich agit eres is purchase and posséssion. joining claims areUe a — on North, and Rob a W 11.90 chs Post No. 4,30 che to beginning, premises a Roy claims on All persons having any adverse claim to any part.of said premises, must present the sume to thisoffice wiihin 60 Prise from the first publication hereof. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first pubiiéatios ofthis nition theces ed on the léth day of payomber, 1888, CPs, Attturaey . ee W.K DR. GUNN’S Blt @epeee —— THE GREAT cea thereunto belonging, be sold at public: aucRegulating Catarhtic ; tion to satisfy said judgments, tegether with THE INDISPENSIBLE HouseholdRemedy Of January, 1 889, Between the hours of 9 o'clock. A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of said day, all the right, title and ‘interest which the defendant (Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company) in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said 6th gay of December, 1888, the dayon which said judgments was docketed as afore said, or which it may have subsequently acquired, in’ and to all of the above described. property, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said judgménts, interest and costs. Given under my hand this 7th day of January, 1889, . GEORGE LORD Sheriff of Nevada Coun y. By J. L. HoLuanp, Under Sheriff, Fred. Searls and Geo. L. Hughes. Attys for Plffs Summons, County of Nevada, State of California. THOMAS MOONEY, Plaintiff, .vs. D. C. MORRISON, Defendant. The People of the State of California gene Gree ngto D.C. MORRISON, DefenOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP pearin an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the ‘ust ice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, apd to answer before the Justice at his officy in the said Bs herr the complaint filed therein ve Jays (exclusive of the day of the service on you of this postmona—tf served within the Peraable 4 t; or if sev out of said Township, but in said County “The call’ tiou is b ht e action is brou to obtain “ ment against you for the sum of one ie dred and fifty dollars and interést on the m the 29ttiday of Janua 1884, at. to be due said plaintiff from You on a certain nD dated at Nevada City Cal., poe a made and deliv. by you tothe plaintiff herein for the sum. $150, and interest at one cent. month value received, as more tull 8 by the Complaint on file herein te yo ite h otified that 1 § tall Pe beth nev r said . plalne, return h _A. RB. WADSWORTH, _ Pichia of turaccait oe Pp. In the Justice's Court 6f Nevada To: 2 ARE served cneegazor within twenty days If Perfectly Safe, ea Reliable . >» 4 SURE PREVENTIVE . AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, fever and Ague, AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES, DYSPEPSIA, (NDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaints, Nausea, tmpure Blood,: General Debility Dr. Gunn's Bitters — PURELY “ SVEGETABLE. Proprietors and Manufacturens _, SORSALE BY) Best Advertising medium in’ ofthe EstateofHannah tong dec NUS is hereby given by Julia Courtney, Adeaiuiettene Pi the Estate said Hannah Long, deco phe the Crea