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CAPITAL $300,000.
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APRIL 14, 1878.
She Daily Transcript
‘NEVADA OITY, OaL.
¥. P, BROWN. G. A. BAILEY,
BROWN & CO,
Proprictors.
= eo
Application for Paten‘ to a MinUnrren States Lanp OFrice,
Sacrauento, Cal., Feb. 21, 187».
Y OTICE is hereby given that George 8.
N 8. Getchell, whose post office address
is Nevada City, California, has this-day
filed his application for a patent for tén
(10) acres of placer mining groued, sitnated in Nevada Mining District, Nevada
County, California, and described as fol
tows: The north 44 of the north 44 of thsouthwest 4 of the northwest \ of section
18, fownship 16 north, Range 9 éast, Mt,
Diablo base and meridian, knowa as the
2 aan, Head & Co. claims, the same being bounded on the north by the south
poundary line of Nevada City, on the east
by land claimed by William Clemo, on the
gouth by claim of Thomas Brock, and on
_the west by lands for which John Cashin
has applied for s patent, said ‘claims being
a little west of. the old powder. house and
residence of William Clemo. This mine
‘yecord in book 7 of mining locatious;
pages 232 and 233, atid in book 40 of deeds,
pages 148 snd 150 of the official records of
Nevads a ®
cer mines
Register of the United States i Office, .
at Sacramento, in the State of fornia,
ow the sixty days period of publication
provisions of the statute.
‘f, BU MCFARLAND
Johnson & Cross, Att’ys for 4pp’t
o
ater,
126
INSURANCE COMPANY
2 OF CALiFORNIA.
&
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
hewightto vi
stances may 3
ith,.1877,
4
ada, City at 5
ey at 6.3vA.
M
en Grass Valld
at VA. M.,
os eee
ja at 4:20 P. NM
P.M. arrives
‘'H.
c at 7.20 A. M
A.M.,, arrives:
n Grass Vaile
+ Valley at 24
3:10 P.M.
xat 6-50 P.¥
», M., arrives
¢)
pat Wevads will
, and on Tues
days with stage
st City.
ily with stoge
4 of Mondss
ith. stages i
ty.
KIDDER,
Iperinteudent
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IES:
G BRAC
7%, WAGO
CRAMED"0.
ILS,
sel at Jat
FIVE,
qi
e DEADN007
UPANY, bavins
esponsible tot
ncipal place
aliforaia. +
Flet, Nev®
e—There IF ©
described sto
No. 1,) levies
878, the Bev’
gmes of the?
ollows:
No. shs._ An
4,000 =
wd
Sau Francisco,
__FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. .
_~
J. ¥F. Houghton, President. r
Geo. H, Howard, Vice Prevident,
Charles H. Stdéry, Secretary.
N. B. Gddy, Marine Secretary.
H. H. Bigelow, General Manager
BR. H. Magill. General Agent.
Giass Valley Branch for Nevada
County
‘ TRUSTEES,
Wm, Watt, T. W. Sigourney
A. B. RRADY. Manager.
Otice No. 99 Main Street,
ag2 Grass Valley, Cal.
of her system_of levees, she is forever safe
+ elothing houses; mil
: foc cauivorMA staceT; . grop aT SACRAMENTO, Z
SACRAMENTO
AS A TRADE CENTER,
HE business Men of Sacram3nto, as
well ag all her people, have now the
firmest confidence in her future greatness.
She has withstood the greatest flood on
record in this valley.and has demonstrated
beyond a question that with the careful
fer the perpetuity
from the ravegesof the waters.
How and Why She can supply Goods of Every De‘ seription Cheaper than
They. can be Bought in
We answer—becanse she has advantages
_possessed by no other locality—saving in
freight charges, no wha:f rates, low rents
and light expense. Her merchants buy di‘rect frou: the large manufacturiés of the
East, and have the goods shipped’ by rail
to their coors.
Sacramento ‘contains some of the oldest
and most firmly establishe! mercantile
houses on this coast—including -verything
in tue line of groceries, hardware, agricltural implements, paints: and oils, station
ely, crockery, liquors, drugs, clothing, carpets, gas fittings. jewelry, wooden and
earthen ware, furniture, stoves and tinCAUTION .
Her manufactures are extensive and -vaY WIFE, MARTHA MORRIS, having
ried, including carriages and wagons, m.a‘ . AY 3. left my tea ag cia apoaeerirs just
Se . . pails se 4 =o a 0 a =
. brooms and_matechcs.plows.harness.cloths . Pe eres
gloves, confectionery, pottery. iron work, . #2 ng.
sashes, doors, etc., soap, yeast powder, . P. MORRIS.
‘marble works, pumps, windmills, fanningmills, leather, etc. *
exter: sive in”
machine shops among the best; her breweries nomerous and goou; im faet there is
“not a line of business which may be mentioned which is not represented
mepto. es
She possesses many finedry mises;
shope, fancy
goods stores, etc., her book and news depots are of the best.Bhe pessesses every
facility for doing any style of printing and
binding. No better hotels or markets can
be found anywhere.INTERIOR MERCHANTS intending to make
purchases for the Spring and Summer of
1878, will find it to their advantage to
=_Nevada, March 1@, 1878,»
Her lumber yards are~smong the most . ~
‘State; her foundries and [~~
CONSTABLE’S SALE.
Yvirtue of an Executicn tome directed
and delivered, issued from the Court
of Leopold Gazthe, an acting Justice of
the Peace in an] fer the Township of Neva-da, County of Nevada, State of California,
bearing date March 22d, 1878, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 27th
day of February, 1878, in favor of Ira
Moore, and against: the Nevada Gravel
Thirteer 80-100 doNars costs of suit, at the
renderin~ of said judgment, with accruing
costs, I have levied upon all the right, +i.}
tle and-interest-of the Nevads Gravel Min:
ing Co., of, in and to the following described property, to wit: That certain piece: or
parcel of mining ground, situated near the.
east gap of Sugar Loaf, and bounded on
the south by Manzanita ground, east by the
Nebraska ground, and known asthe Latrd
ground, together with sll the buildings,
machinery, tools, iron pipe, blacksmith
shop,and tools therein, lumber, rope, cars,
and everything appertaining to said mine.
Notice is hereby given that I will exp se
to public sale 211 the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in
front of the Court House door, in the City
of Nevada,on Friday, the 19th day of April,
1878, between the hours of 9 u’clock A. M.
and 5o0'clock P, M.
Given undermy hand this 23d day of
March, 1878. WILLIAM SCOTT,
Constable of Nevada Township.
J.M. Walling, Att'y-for PY". m4
— J. Mi WALLING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Sac cteatrns TO
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
—AND—
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GIANT POWDER. . Avniication fora Patent to MinANUFACTURED under Alfred Noees
i : No. 958, Niagara Ledge.
bie’s original and only valid ts 1
tor Nitro Giyeerine Powders. _— No. 954, Orleans Ledge.
Consumers and deslers in so-called
HUROULES POWDER, infringe on the,
GIANT POWDER COMPANY’S rights
and will be‘held: responsible for damages.
Ask your special attention to their mPROVED GRADES OF POWDER, VIZ:
—NO, 1 GIANT,
‘Now-the most powerful explosive compound in the world. Price 74 cts. per Ib.
NO. 2 EXTRA,
A new grade, which hereafter will be our
second grade. It is.of immense strength,
‘far surpassing any powder of its class ever
before manufactured. Notwit? standing
its greatly ircreased strength,.it will be
sold at the price of the old No. 2, viz: 50
CENTS PER. POUND. Where a powder stronger than ordinary No. 2is needed, we invite
a careful trial of this new grade.
NO. 3.
Our powder o this grade will continue of
the. strength of our Ne. 2of last. -year's
make. It is astrong, reliable and sure
wwder, and will do excellent work. Spec_. ial attention is called to the reduced price .
* No, 955, Star Ledge.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
____. Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 18, 1878.
OTICE is Nereby given, Chat James
N.T. bennett, whore post office is San Franent for 2500 linear feet of the NiagaraLedge,
2500 linear feet of the Orleans Ledge,
and 2500 linear feet' of the Star Ledge, of
the Star Mining Company’s mines; bearing
gold, with surface ground 400 feetin width
with each of said ledges, situated in Nevada county mining district, Nevada County,
California, and described. in the plat and
Makee,Z. 8S Spalding,and the heirs of .
lication for Pat-tTELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
FENRY BARNARD, A. M.,: Professor
of Mathematic and Science. of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Col-ege, and Stow’s Model and Norm
ng School; late State Institute irector
ast five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having disposed of
is entire interest in that institution, and
emoved to San Francisco, will hereafter
onduct a First Class Commercial College
n that city, entrance at 120 Sutter street,and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with:
office in Room 38,) where he will give hismal attention and services to those eee notes on file in this offie as follows, ose , ti ing or
Niagara Ledge. : the Science of Accounts and lish
Survey of exterior boundaries. Branches. Prof. Barnard is the natorCommencing at a stake marked N Yo-1,. nd author of the celebrated of
fropi which stake No 6 of the Orleans: bears
N 62%° E303 chains; thence var 17®°
E,N-62° 30’ E, 3.03 chains to astake marked 0 No6enthe NE, and N No6 on the N
W siae; thence N 27° 30’ W 36.86 chetna
stake marked N No 5 on the NW, and O No
5 on the NE side; thence 8 62° 30’ W, 6.06
chains to a stake marked N No 4 on the SE
side; thence, S 27° 30° E, 36:36 chains to
a stake marked N No 8; thence N 62° 30’
E, 3.03 chains to the place. of beginning;
and contai.ing 22.03 acres, and designated
as lot No. 43 in sections 34 and 35 in . p 18] ha
N,R11 E, MD -M, bounded-on the east. by]
Teaching Accounts which has become supopular in elucidating the intrieacies and.
mysteries of Bookkeeping. ‘Im order to secure a wider field of labor in which to ¢x.
emplify the superiority of his method of
instruction, he hag organized Barnard’s
‘Business College and Telegraph Institute
San Francisco. : z
A SPECIAL FEATURE,
No more students wili be admitted to the
. College than Professor Login can attend
‘se 5 Dereon :
Frain.
6
. in alt= ta—_far superior. pees
circulars forwarded on application, Price
of 35 cents, at which .we will hereafter
sell this grade. -ly coming into general se as a-eubstitute. We
marked.§ No 6 on the NE, and O'No 3 onJ
NW “from
NWS W W 36.36 chai
‘No 6,0n S E,and
for common black powder, to which it is
Discounts as usual to the trade on our
various grades of Powder.
6, double and triple force,— .
all S always on hand.
Caps,
also, fuse o
3 25-34 eS es :
y on Pine Street, NEVADA C'TY. Cal. General Agents Giant Powder Cow
Will nractice in all tbe Courts of the
Bato. ops
CITY ELECTION.
Sar electors of the corporation of Nevada
City are_hereby notified that an_ elec
tion will be held at t 5
And talk with our Importers, Dealers, and
Manufacturers, and thus save
TIME AND MONEY.
We offer quick supplies, low prices and a
saving in freight charges.
Moore’s Flat Banking House
W. F. CUMMINGS,
SUCCESSOR TO
MARKS « COMPANY,
MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA CO. 6
‘OLD DUST BOUGHT and” liberal aa
WT vances made on Bullion deposited
for Assay or coinage at United States Mint. . San Francisco correspondent, Lazard
ang2 . Freres.
NTATE of California, county of Nevada,
K-) inthe matter of the ertate of Josiah
Rogers, deceased. Pursuant to an order of
said Court, made on the 30th day of March,
A. D. 1878, notice is hereby given that
Saturday, the 13th of April, A. U. 1878, at
10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and the Court
Room of said ‘Céurt, at the Court Room ia
the.city and county of Nevada, have been
appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said deceased, and for hearing thé application of I. J: Rolfe and Mrs.
. RL. Rogers, fortha-issuance to them of
Letters Testamentary, when ard where
aby person interested may appear and contest the same. See
a JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk.
J. M. Walling, Att’y for pet’r.
“March :50th, 1878.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
7 STATE OF JOHN BLASAUF, Deceased
4 Notice is hereby given by the under
figned, Executrix of the Estate of John
Bilasauf, deceased. to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, toexhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication-of chis notize, to the seid
Executrix at the office of Johnson & Cross,
County of Nevada, State of California.
MARY BLASAUF,
Execntrix-of the Estate of John Blaeauf
deceased.
Nevada City, March 13th, 1878.
Johnson & Cross, Att’ys for Executrix.
~her Attorneys, over Bockmsh’s Saloon,corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City,
Stockholders’ Meeting.
HE Seventh Annual Meeting of. the
: Stockholders of the above named
“. Company, for the election of Trustees for
the ensuing year, end for the transaction
of such other :business as
béfore the “aceting, will be held at the office of said Company, at the office of the
Secretary, at North SanJuan, Nevada
county, California, on Friday, the 10th
day of May, at two (2) o’ciock. P.m,
North Sas Juan, JAS.A. STIDGER,
April lst, 1878, Secretary.
DENTISTRY
NICE. GROCERIES
CHAS. F. ROBINSON.
T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps
constantly on hand as fine a stock of GROGERLES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be iva
fn Nevada city, which will be soldar aw
A THELOWEST. ‘ive me acall.
an office
in Kidd’a Batiding, Broad: Street.
Over Hyman Bros.’.Store.
He is propared to’ perform all kinds of
Mechanieal and Operative Dentistry, in the
latest and mostsupproved styles:
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
Vulcanite and. Alum iniam. Satisfactiou
uaranteed as to quality and price of work.
Visits madeatresidence desired.
Nevada, May 30th, 2 *
. Cheaper than any other City
may come .
R. P. FE. HUGHSON, has opened
Marshal, Citv Treasurer, City Assessor and
Three Trustees.
The Polls will be open from 8’ o’cleck,
A. M., till sundown. =
~—frepector=ADunnicliff and Wm. Powell.
GEO, Y. SMITH,
Prem Board of Trustees.
By N. P. BRIWN , Clerk.
eld at the Marshal’s
Monday, May 6th, 1878, to choose a City
ht. Lord. —— Sudges—Jonn
_.._.-_GE0. E, TURNER,
Agent NeVads City.
210 Front St., San Francisco
OIL, STOVES.
W. G. WILLIAMS,
“PACIFIO COAST AGENT ~
_ Amossment Notice,
: fF OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINSARGENT’
or Town on this Coast, and M ie nny, Loatias mA canmecn tell
: “4 of business, San Francisce,Ca)
Give as Good an. Article. . m1. Location of Wonks, Stoows'iat,. OUMBINATION AND
. urek * aunty Calif
. nia. Notice is hereby given, that ata TIME LOCKS
of Board of Directors, hela
on the 14th day of March, 1878, an agsessCorner Fourth & J Streets,
ment, No.6, of twenty-five cents pershare
Probate Court. was levied upon the capital stock of the SACRAMENTO,
street, San Francisco, California,
1878, will Be
for sale at,public auction; and unless
ment is made before,will be.sol: on
day, the 6th day of May,
of advertising and. expenses of sale.
By order of the Board ef Directors.
J.M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary.
Office, San Frutcisco, California.
m17
corporation, payatile immediately in -United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office ot the Company, 309 California
street, rooms 3 & 4) second floor, over Actna Insurance office, entrance 309 California
AW,
stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of Apri}
delrqdent, and advertised
ydon
of 1878, t. pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs
Office, 809 California Street, rooms 3
and 4 seegnd-fioor,;, over Aetna Insurance
Pee MADE FOR
Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes. Residence Safes, Jewelerr’ Safes, Coin Safes,
And every variety of work in this line.
. The very best workmanship on
this Coast.
Refer in Nevada County to
Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens, A.D. & P, Sutton, Nevada Transcript,
A WEEK in your own, town
$5 Outfit free. No risk. $66
YUBA TUNNEL GOLD MINING cr, if you ‘want a business at_which per.
a8 Of ecithes sex can make great r
CUMPANY. he time they work, write for Snetie ieee
o H. HALLETT & Co., Portlan 1, Muine
W. D. LONG
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. _
FFICLON BROAD STREET opposit
. *-the Ns*tonal Exchange Hotel]
C7/] either sex, in anpart of the
country who is willing to
work steadily at. hb. Omployment that we
furnish. $66 perwcek in your own town.
You need not be: way from home over
night. You can give your whole time to
the work, or only your spare noments
have agents who are making over $20
day. AH who engage at once can
Mouey fast. At the present time
is not easily; earned in these
times, but ifcan be made in
three montite by any one of
t any other business
-, Portlaud, Maine. jy18-6m
Nevada.and Grass. Valley Stage
Dissolution of Copartnership.
TY OTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN mereuntile firm of Weber & Ohaty,
heretofore Going business in the City and
of Nevada, is this day dissolved by
eonsent. Ali debts due ssid firm
‘Weber & Chaty, are payable to Adolph
Chaty, who with the accounts of said frm
ean be found at the store lately’ occupied
Samia wast
‘Goutity
asta
wt
Ba ey ts nit
, ADO
Particulars and ‘sampics*
EST BUSIN@®SS. you can engage in.
35 to $20 per day made by any worker
of either sex. right in their own localities.
‘th $5, free
Improve your spare time at this business,
Address STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine.
Line.
5 mi
Time Table. :
Leave Grass Valley at 8% o’clock A.
and Satnrday.
Eureka Stage and Express Line.
__STAGES will leave NevaSR sr Moore’s Fist an
ka; as follows: Leave
Nevads City, Mondsy, Wednesday and Frileave Moore’s Fist and day.
Bareks. Tuesday, Thursday an‘ Friday.
Retarning. leave Mo. re’s Fiat and Eureka,
M., returning leave Nevada City et 10 A. M.
Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; returning leave Nevada City at 5 P. M.
Ladies and gentlemen called forat any
part of the city. without extra charge.
Packages carried satlow rates.
Orders left at the National or Union Ho
tela in Nevada City, or at the Exchange
Hotel, Grass. Valley, will be ptly at
A
ReadAttornev and Counselor at Law
y cannot be made so easily and rapIt costs noth© try the business. Terms snd $5
t free. Address at once, H. HaLuetrr
THE OLD ACCOMMODATION
V Flume Company—Nevada City,
5 Buhring & Chisholm—North San Juan.
Granger & Watt—Urnss Valley,
A. Hill & Co., Little York.
And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast;
Prices lower than any Safe Agency on
the Coast.
PS ALSO,
PACIFIC OIL STOVE;
OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND
MANUPAOTURE,
Does any kiud of Gooking and Heating
which a range will do, with leas expense
and vastly less trouble atid heat to the
person.
Is warranted perfectly safe,
Uses COMMON COAL OIL.
Is a vast improvement over any-oll stove
eve: invented,
COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS
In Sacremento.
After six morpths personal use of this
stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible articlé in ‘every tamiiy.
No storage of wood:
Wo clearing of ashes.
No constant watching of fires.
No superfimous and wasted hest,
No chimney flues,
1
and desi i G6
{ and 35, ‘I N,
the east by the
Misyare ledger
bed rock
62> 3°
stake marked 8 No 4} thence 8
DETROIT SAFES, . “20 castes 4
Iron and -Steel Vaults, Vault!
the Orleans leige, and all other sides ‘by . sh
; Orleans Ledge.
Survey of Exterior Boundaries,
"E 3:03 chi 3, thence =
30’ E, N 62 © 30’ E 3.03 chains toa st:
, a “which the mov
beara N 17452 BE. 121 link-; t
; , Stake mar’
¢ 2on SW side; ft!
8 to a stake m
No 6 on SW
6.36 cliains ta
8 62° 30’ W, 6,08 c
Oe Fon 8E and.
thence § 27° 80° E
marked 0 NOS on
vide; theucre N.62° gt
$
: © Dias Ladue.
‘ol Exterior Bou
& stone migund and sanding gn the
ings at a point 5.00 ghains below thé Now
meld Ditch and opposite Rq
6.06 chains to a etake marked 8
side and ONoe 40n the SW sid@)
272 30’ E. 36.36 chains to a stak
No 6 on the NE side and O No 3 @uwlemiwi
side; thence N 62° $0 E 3.03 chai towne
Place of beginning, containing cre. .
and designated as lot No 41 ing =
35, Tp 1s N, R11 E.M D Moo
the west by the Orleans ledfiie
other sides by ‘vy:
8 ig Srotion BaKe. Betweenand ‘35, i18 N, Re
4° 48” W 6.26 cha mee!
made in 1863 ‘and 1864)
ed. The applivants cldim
purchase.
All persons‘holding any adverse
therete are hereby required to present the.
Ba.uué Nefore this office: within sixty’ days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
{22 T. B. McFARLAND, Register
‘NOTICE:
rt
an
a lon
a
U. 8, INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
RE the Revised Statutes of the
United States, sections 3233, 3237,
3238, and 3239, every perso. engsged in
any business, avocation, or employment,
which renders hiin liable toa special tax,
is required to procure and place and keer
conspituously in, his establishment’ or
place of business astamp denoting the payment of said special tax for’ the special
tax year beginning May 1, 1878. Section.
. 3244, Revised Statutes, designates who are
liable to special'tax. A returrf, as prescribed on Form 1!1,'is also required by. law of
every person liable to special tax as above,
Severe penalties are presuriber fornoncompliance with the foregoing re:nire.
ments, or for continuing in business
after April 30, 1378, without payment of
tax. Application should be made to I. J,
Rolfe, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
(zuildup a Business College of the
t, in which the fullest equi..
nfo: et.
by personal effort, he Lh
DAP SEssIONs—9 to 11.30 A.M: and 2 to
‘students will be entitled te the ce of
erapms fromm $.30 A. M. to 5 P.M. thus
them t@ worNoutside’s the
a. ho Di ry ‘on; urs
ap a
ffm A separate apartinent wil
xX AND ——
ph_tiint~all-supplfes for
obtained of us at Sates ranch,
el cost, and correspondiny
a
Our Diplorias are
ly executed at g
Our arrangeyear.
KAY, . time,
pnveved in sltoJ at an
Bht’s own t a
j f the ; bs Protatad Yasnily. drawing voon:
._ For rtieuthra send for Catslogue
and Cin 8, explaining Course of Study
We offer _inducemente that are superior to
those offered by any similar institution i,
the city. For Pe oan mmation address
BARNARD’S B E88 COLLEGE,
‘. 120 Sutter street, Room 38,
References, by permission: Hon. 4
Rurt, State Superintendent of Public L,,
struction, Minnesota; Hon. H RB. Witeen
late Superintendent of Pupl
Minnesota; W. D. Garland, par acieg 9
Arnutunce Society, 426 California. treet; g
b.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney: st:-Law
some stréet, 8. F, yatlaw, 213 Sen
San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875,
i noe
SUMMONS.
a CALIFORNIA, County of Ne.
KD vada, es. In the District Court of tha
Fourteenth Judicial District of the State
of California; in and for the County of Ne.
vada. ‘The peopleof the State of Califyr.
nia, send Greeting to Leander Newbert
defendent. You are hereby required to
eppesrin-an—action brought aguiust you
in the District Court of tbe Fourteenth j ue
dicial District of the* State of Califorhis
in and for the Cou~ty of Nevada, on the
23a day of February, 1878, by Emina Fo
Daugherty, Plaintiff. and ta apewer the:
PYNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the Nevada Couaty Narrow
within this county;or, $f served ont of thi
county, but In this District, within twenty
days; otherwiee within forty (
Nevada City, Cal. m122.6¢ complaint filed therein, within ten days,—
Scan ——~— —— of the day Of serviea—after the
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. . Wituin thir county ror rns it servect
days—or (6
ment wil! be teken against you by Pt oats
Gauge Railroad Company, for the election
of seven Directors, to serve for the ersuing twelve months; and for the transaction
of such cther business ag may properly
come befere the meeting, will be held at
the offiee of the. Company, No. 69 Main
street, Grass Valley, on
Wednesday, April 10th; 1878,
at2o’clock P.M. Polls will be opened at
3 o'clock, and closed at 3% P.M, Transfer
aoe will be cleo:ed on the ist day of
pril.
according tothe prayer of said complainr—
Being anaction brought to recover a jndywent against defendent forthe snm_ _f
Twenty Thousand dollars for damages ailedge by plaintiff to Lave been sustained
by her, by reason ef the breach aud non.
performance of a promise to marry, Plaintiff alleges that on October 14th, 1876, she
aud defendant then being eavh sole and
unmatried, mutually promised to Marry
and that de‘endart then undertook ar.
faithfully promised to marry said Plaintiff
when thereafter requested 90 todo. Also,
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By order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE +} LETCHEH, °
Secretary.
’ Can be carried into any room.
Broile @ beef stes’ better than any other’)
fire—over the open flame.
Not the least emeil or tasté to articles
cooked.
Costs only 15. cents. a day.
The improvement in the Stove consists
ist. Of wick tubes, which ar indepen.
bottom. :
21. Of moveable rachets.
$a. Of fanne) shaped chimney.
4th. Of common c: tton wicks.
Local Agents wanted tn cach town and
Address manufacturers of same, corner
4th & J Streets, Sacramento, *
tended eM GEO GQ. WETTERAD,
Nevada City, March 22, 1878
a
Tuesday, Thursday,
4 -! “W. H. ORAWEORD, Agent,
P. K. STOCKTON,
promise and undertaking, the avid
that on or abont the 20th day of Apri}
pisintiff requested ssid defendant to mar.
ry ber; but that not regarding hig guid
18TT,
defendant contriving and designing to deceiy:.
and injure the p'sintiff; refused ond nex.
lected, and has hithert» wholly, neglected
and refused, und still neglects and refuscs
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el ee ee
dent of ofl chamber, and féed from the
OFFICIAL REPORTER,
OF THE
County Court, Sacramento, _
LI orders from Nevada City ' ttended
to at short notice, ol6-}—
LOT FOR SALE.
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I YXHE lot formerly occupied by a planing
10 })}, situated in the rear of-the Court
House, Nevada City, is offered for sale on
Teasupable terms. The lot in about 150
feet equare.and fronts on Pine, Washington
and Winter streete: For particniars call?
. soe W. G. WILLIAMS.
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4 Nevada City , P-B, 20, 1876;
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to marry plaintiff. though often requésted
Twenty Thousand Doll: rs. All of: which
more fully appears in plaintiff’s ecomv)sin z
to which reference ishereby made Wherefore plaixtiff prays judgment spainat «sic
defendantin the sumof Twenty Thousend
DeNars vith costa of suit.
‘And you are hereby notified that if ron
fail to appear and answer the asid cozplaint sa above required, the said plaintis
will apply to the Court forthe reef pray.
ed for in said complaint.
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{ In Testimony Whereof, I. James
seal) D. White, Clerk of the District
i —~—~ ) Court aforesaid do hereunto set my
hand and im thie Beal’ of said Cour:,
at office. in the city of Nevada, on the 23d‘
day of es . A, D. 1878. 8
z AMES D. WHITE, Clerk.
By Johu Webber, Deputy.
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i 3. 1, Caldwell, Pisintif/e Atly. mig:
so to do,to plaintiff's damage in the sumcr *
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