Advantageous offers on Capay Valley land in California
The Central Pacific Railroad Company and allied firms offer lands in Capay Valley and surrounding areas in California. Properties include irrigated and grazing lands, timber lands, and townsite parcels offered at low cash down with five to seven year terms. Multiple companies advertise favorable prices and flexible ownership options for home seekers and investors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Capay Valley
Fe 140 Improvement Company
Central Pacific Road Company
Veegon & California Railroad
Colny
ocker-Huffman Land & Water Wepany
Pacific ImPao
Capay Valley Land Company
Fertig Valley
Tigra
Yol Cana Ty
Caliornis
Rocker-Bupfman Land & Vt Company
Merced
Central Pacific Railroad
MPANY
Land Department
California
AEGON
Central P. Railroad Company
Oreg. & California Railroad Company
Paetti Coast
Pacific Ocean
Sacramento Valley
Ares
Successor to Homer Davis Opens at Winnemucca Depot
Blacksmith and wagonmaker announces new shop near the depot in Winnemucca Nevada offering work in all lines with guaranteed quality and prompt service under the new proprietor following Homer Davis's retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davis
Nevada Mine Liens Foreclosure Notice
Patrick McGowan sues to foreclose mechanics liens on the Winthrop or Pride of the Mountain mines in Humboldt County Nevada. Lien claimants must appear in the Second Judicial District Court on June 11, 1896 at 10 p.m. to prove their liens. Attorney J. Honnifield represents McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Montain
Kennnedy
Humboldt County
District Court of
Second Judicial District
State of
Patrick McGowan
J. Honnifield
Notice of Forfeiture in Odin mining claim Nevada
Co owner John F... Lovelock Nevada announces that $10 labor was spent in 1805 to hold the Odin mining claim in Water Canyon Kennedy Mining District Humboldt County Nevada. If others do not contribute within 90 days of service or publication the claimant’s interest will be forfeited to the undersigned.
Assessment Notice From New Mining Company in San Francisco
Board levies an assessment of half a cent per share on capital stock payable in gold coin immediately to the secretary in San Francisco. Delinquent shares after June 1, 1806 will be advertised for sale and may be sold July 9, 1806 to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. Office address given as 640 Market Street near the Chronicle building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mining Company
San Francisco
California
Trinity
Humboldt County
Nevada
United Gold
Chronicle
RE. M. Duperu
Market Street
Chronicle Building
San Fran
The Swan mining claim forfeiture notice in Nevada
Co-owner reports expended 100 dollars in labor on The Swan mining claim in Indian Mining District Humboldt County Nevada to hold the claim under Section 2324 Revised Statutes. If others do not contribute their share within ninety days of service or publication, their interest will be forfeited to the undersigned. Dated January 2, 1806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Terry
United States
Swan
Indian Mining District
Humboldt County
Nevada
W. H. Corbiere
Sam's Strieff
Samuel Strieff
Strief
Unionville
Susanah Strieff
Bonivalden
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William H. Mills
Hobart Building
Milwaukee Beer Depot
John Diehl
Minnemucca
Schlitz Brewing Co
G. R. Walker
Undertaker
J. A. Cochran
Winnemucca
John Harrison
Winnemucga, New
My2itt
Little Star
J. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wine Co
The
Magnolia
Paul Laverga SR
Shoobert Beale Co
California St
Cal
DE. VT
Phos. Shone
Nev
Trustees’ Sale
John Reed
Humboldt
Wm. Beckman
J. L. Huntoon
Sacramento
Beckman
A. L. Hart
Paraffine Paint CO
Battery Street
Col
Lienholders
A. Meyer
Odin
Water Canyon
Kennedy Mining
John Fil Lovelock
Tan
Nixon
Ution
PIPER
Winnemucca, New
Silver
Giroux
Hoth
G. W. Summerfield
Kyle
Ed. Williams
Stan
Col. West
Jones’ Morgan
Long Island Wack Hawk
West
Almont
Westmont
Mable H
Lorene Paca
Alexander
Abdallah
Mambrino Caief
Pilot Jr
Piedmont
Fanny Withith
Green Mountal Morgan
Nichols
Avilliame
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