April 11, 1901 (4 pages)

SOCIETY DIRECTORY: Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Hvening, At Pythian Castle. tine Bitheen ere cordially invited % FRANK BR. WADSWORTH, GC. C. G.W. Oapan, K. of RK. and S. ak Mistietoe bamae” ¢e “ No. 47, 1,0. Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Bvery 4th Monday of each month a e iowien d.¥ SHAW. C. GKO. A. GRAY, Seribe. sl: tiydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. V Meets at Pythian Castle Svery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o’clook. AUGUST RAPP, President. BD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D.G. W-. Meets at Pythian Castle “y #eoon, snd fourth Thursdays of each monti MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. WRS. BELLE DOUGLASS RB. 8 Hevada County Harrow Gange BB. TINIE TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City On and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as folows. , LEAVING FOR. OCOOLFAX. ‘ Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal ‘Train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. Thi, » A, M. Daily , connecting with overland 8:45 train Roe stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port i nd Oakland. arriving in San Franciseo at 315 p. m. A ® Daily; connecti wit 12:35 P. M. Sruciand Train, ving San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Overland Limited leaying San Francisco at 10:00 A. M. ; Daily; connecting with’ Lo5:15 >. M. cal "Grain leavi:g Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for and West. ~ . : 10:00 P, M, Pally. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Dally ; connecting with over§:00 P. M. jand Train leaving Ln. 9: 40 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo al GEO. FLETCHER. GAP LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLKLY ONLY Arriving From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paity. ! . Daily; necti: ith Over9:35 A. M. land train from Sadag pe 1:05 P. M. land train from Daily ; connecting with Uvercisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Lir ited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. My Train leavi 4:6° °, M. and all points South. Gen. I nger and Ticket Agent. C. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent, The operation of through trains between San Fran-. cisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two Through ‘Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, willy make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and en¢ertaining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Oolfax. CITIZENS BANK CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, = = 50,000 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., Undivided profits, = 35,000 At the lowest rates, Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE —_—_ stock of the DIRECTORS. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos &. M. PaesTon.. Sis ieceh bee nt ; and Lard, fous 7. Moseas Rasoes vores bea ae cern foifcee Soe R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. BUSINESS HOURS. 104.M.to 4 P. mw, and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:80 P.M, CORRESPONDENTS. United States, 3 New York—National Bank of North Amer aor San Francisco—First National Bank, Lon Makes a specter. of Mining Cases, don, Pa & American . ot 3, -0r Minjng Patents and Land Qases. * Fe issue Sight Drafts payabie in BAN BRANGISCO SACRAMENTO. ‘ Sacramento at . 4 Office Hours--8.to 12.4. M,. and 1to5P. m. orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. eA ARTI VN RONG OE TE AE TERE MSR RUT Te RR RET RT pes DAVIS, Teacher. o' Vocal and Instrument:!. _ purpose of instructing pupils at I ‘oun Omes. . : ; i apply ep ths, Pratewor, ’ his homeia North San Juan or Bec'Gatop Howl, Nevade Civy. 3 C. H. HARRISON, © ® comer C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Borenberg B-«'s ~ School. Dan ae Fis Ladies ‘and gentléman’s dancing sehool every Wedn evening, and children’s dancing school eyery Saturday afternoon, by PROP. JOHN MICHEBLI. DR, COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 100914 Ninth Street; between Jand K. Hours 10 to 12 A.m., 2 to 4 and’? to 8 P. M., or by appointment, SACRAMENTO, . CAL, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. _ ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. Staples: Open All Night. Foot of Broad8treet, Nevada Oity Telephone Ne ~ ’ National Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. Natior al Exehange Hove! Bevada City, " JAMES HENSESSY, HORSES, CARRIAGES ARD BUGGIES To be fonnd in this part of the State. Dr, Alvah.N. [lorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City.’ (eee Teeth Extracted Without Pain, Prop’r. ble of Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. UMice at residence, Sacramento st evade ; ~ Gity, Cal.” oc Mc ' L. BOWMAN. é ¥.SHAV SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree , Nevada City, Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY non: Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. To our analysis of the sample of whiskey left with us by you we find the aleohol by volume to be 47.13 og cent. aud by. weigh 39.80 per cent The exteactive matter amounts to 0.85 -per.cent. aud the inorgani¢ matter to but the minutest of traces As the result of those and other tests we find the whiskey ‘to. be free from, alt Baier She ts uw ents; tobe np te thestandard strength; and to constitute an absolutely pure article, TuHos. Pricge & Son. E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Prop’s. i —— = Will practice in ali the Courts of the) i? %, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, Also Bills of Excha yable at sight i the Seineipal cities ‘a Geant Britain ane ions on any part of the United State: a . ree price paid for County and Stete Warrants. Gold Sik Bullion purchased, preg api ay Bank, Bank Maintains an office at Grass Vai gin tekeen 6 gencedl Nantes Business is J. M. THOMAS, GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. nm day and Hearse am, vedy atmodash” fle _ Resident Agent at Grass Valley, oo yl PBAEeR vet cde All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco !}tween the corporations and confusion in New Fruit and Vegetable Store, a Application of the Prosperity Oil Company For Change of Name. [* THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of CaliforIn the matter of the application of the Prosperity Uil Company for change of name To the Honorable Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California: Now comes the Prosperity Uil Company, and r tfully shows to the Court: That it is a per a ion organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and having its principal-place of business at Nevada City, in the County of Nevada, in said State. That its articles of incorperation were originally filed at the time o: the formation of said corporation, in the office of the Count Clerk of Nevada County, to-wit: on the i9%th day of November, 190, a certified copy thereof transmitted to the office of the Secretary of State of California, tiled therein, and a certificate of incorporation duly issued by the Secretary of State under the seal of the State of California, certifying that said corpo: ation had complied with ail the requisites of the law, and was an existing corporation. That thereafter, and within the time required by law, said corporation duly organized, elected its officers and ever since has been and still is a corporation organized, formed and doing business under the name of thé Prosperity Oil Company, its eorporate name. That the number of Directors of said cornamed in the articles of incorporation as Directors, and ever since have been and still are Directors of saidcorporation, the Proserity Oil Company, viz: R. C. Walrath, A. B*Lord, A. #. Lord. 0. L. Muller, C. W. Chapman, J. 8S. MeBride and L S. Calkins. That said corporation was duly formed on, to-wit: the 19th day of November, 1900. ‘that the present name of the corporation is the Prosperity Oil Company. hat your petitioners, desire to have the name ot said corporation cha: to the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company. That the reason for making such change of name is, that a corporation by the same name was organized, kaving its principal Place .of business ‘at Jose, in the County of Santa Clara, stare of California. the articles of inco poration of said, Prosperity Oil Company o! San Jose were filed in the office of the retary of the State of Cali ornia about two weeks prio~ to the filing of petitioners’ a, plication, and said P:osperity Oil ompany of San Jose first adoptea said name, and is entitled te the use the eof. That both corporations are e: gaged in the o . business,. owning lauds and working the same in the County of Kern, state of California. That by reason of the identity of name, confusion is ca trouble occurs in selling stock, and in various wa)s the two eorporations are brought into conict by reason of the identity of name. That the Prosperity Oil Company of San Jose, California, claims that. it is the) first appropriator of the name, and demands that this corporation shall change its name, that there may be no longer a conflict be business matters by reason of the identity of name. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that after due notice given, this Honorable Court will fix atime andpiace for the hearing of this petition. That.upon proof of the publication of this petition, for the time and in the manner required by law, and after hearing the evidence in support of this petition, this court will make its order changing the name of petitioner from the Pro.perity Oil Company to the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company, and that such other and further proceedings may be had in relation thereto as to the court may seem proper, And your petitioners will ever pray, ete. Dated April 6th, 1901. : 4. RK. LORD, D rector. J. S. MoBRIDK, Director. . C. WALRATH, Director. C.L. MULLER, Director. L. S. CALKINS, Director. Cc. W. CHAPMAN, Director. State of Californie» oa County ot Nevada. mi rd veing tirst duly sworn, says: That he is an officer, to-wit: the Presiden: of the Prosperity Oil Company; that said comny is a corporation, organized and existbg under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and has its principal lace of business at Nevada City, in. the Bounty of Nevada, in said State; that affiant has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereo:;that thesame is true of his own knowledge, except as to matters therein stated on information or belief, and as to those matters he ee it to * true. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day o April, 191, Frep Searzs, Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, =tate of California. {NOTORIAR SEAL.[ ad bs “. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR ; Qfcecin' Morgan & Roberts’ Block, NeMIA ev. The Leading Flour. ROR SALE GROCERS. Annus! Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDT ers of Masonic t Hall Association will be heid at Mesonie Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at 7 o’clock p. at hee the purpose o ing Trustees for the eusui year, and the transaction of such other business as may be properly and legally brought beforesaid meeting. a : . J. ROLFE, Secretary. itanittedneatiieieeteieeseee ee xr y MAY STH TO MAY (1TH poration is' seven, and the foilowing were. ‘That, and J, E. Carr. Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minute.” An ansurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant éver presented. in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of thé Carnival, followed by a Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-prc voking Mardi Gras. Round trip,. one and ‘onethird fare, any point. For 1900-1901, No. &. Buek, «C. M., Sacrame: Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot provements . Furniture $20. Tax ‘ co-ts $1 25. Total $6 No. %. Buck & Halloway, 345, $100. $6 25; costa $1 30, » No. %. Caldwell 10, bik. 17; val. of $1300. Personal ty $900. T costs $2 20. Total No. 97. Roilke Carrie A. west portion of lot 1, blix. 10, costs 70 cts. Total $4 70. : No. 106. Carrico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot . 25; val. $50, Tax $1 50; cost 58 cts. No. 152. Cou 4, blk. 60, val. o: Mortgage ree b: sonal prope otal # 68, T.No. 350 improvements $550. N. Webber for $150. lot $50, improvements erty $150 Tax $5 50, costs $1 28. No. 351. merge Mrs. ot $1 °. 5, blk. 9; val, of improvements $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. otal $2 08 ’ No. 381.: Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6, blk. 39; val. of lot Tae at geet ge oO on, L., of lot 5, blk. 7;val. costs 58 cts. Total $ No. 607. Schmidt, 8, blk. 86; Personal property $1 35. Total ‘otal $2 Water street. Portion of lot $50. Tax 50 cts, No, 6138. Seott, Wm. Portion of lot wg een 20; val. of lot $50, improvements $450. ortgage held by Citizens Bank $425. Personal property $60. ‘Tax $1 35, costs $1 06. Total No, 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s:reet. Lot 2, bik. 38; val. of lot $100, improvements #800. Personal Property $130. ‘Tax $10 30, costs $1 50. Total $11 80. No. 478. MeLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot 5, bik. 7; val,-of lot $150, improvements $350. ‘Lax-$o 0), costs 75 cts. Total $5 75. No. 514. Ugden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, blk. 4; val. of lot $150, improvements $350. Hos tgage held by Mrs.C. A. Pare $300. Persona propert $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Total $3 2, No. 555. Quentana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, Nimrod street. Lot 1, blk.6; val. of lot improvements $400. Personal property $50. Tx $5 00, costs $1 25. Tota) $6 25. No. 621. Seibet, rs. C. Commercial street. Lot 4, blk. 13; val. of lot $300, improvementa $500, Tax $800, costs 90 cts. No. 603 si Geo i oO. . Simmons, 5 rin; street. Lot 10, blk. 35, val. of lot Sian hate reas $300. Mortgage held by Thos. Jackson and a ae ‘ax. $1 00, Zonta 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wife). Mor against Geo. Simmons’ lot 10, blk. 35, . Tax $3 00, costs $5 cts. Total D., Main street. 65. No, 689. Valentine, Mrs. pon portion of poe 2, Ee. 63; ye. of Me a provement . Personal pro . $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total. $5 15. en And notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent fist are paid the rty on which said delinquent taxesare a jen, willbe sold Saturday, April 27, 1901, oor, inthe city and county of Nevada, to the bidder who will take the least quantity of the land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxesand costs due. Said sale will commence at Ii o’clock a. m. on said Saturday), April 27, 1901, commenci at the head of the list and continuing alphabetically, or in a numerical order until said sale is -omple 199 nee my hand this Sth day of April, E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. NOTICE FOR BIDS ——FOR —. Furnishing School Books. OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE . Board of Educat on of Nevada ‘ ounty, nishiog the followitn Sokeey Bees for, fur. a, Fi in the Schools of Nevada Contionns FOF use Supplementary Readers for the Ist, aps “9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Book-keeping, Eleméntary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at 11 o’clock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, at the office of th t a s poole in Fy day Ferg pa The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. w J. ROGER Board of Bipoctiga. Gonsiy: pril 6, 1901, aps Secretary Nevada City, Cal., ELECTION PROCLAMATION, HE ELECTORS OF THE CORPO f of the city of Nevada, are je engine ora — an election will held in Neyada Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the following-named officers: }: Marshal. . Assessor. . iy Trustee. 5. City Trustee. The places of el. f shali re: peg ~~ the offleors who On in each of the several precincts of said city of Nevada shall be and the are hereby design pointed asfollows, to-wit: eee ont se. RT Pe PREOCINOT No. 1, : olis at Clutter’s carr eo pectors, Ed. Smith and A. ee Dan ; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ‘ Wa pode > a Pa ae Denes clerks, John PRECINCT NO.72, Polls at City Hall. Inspectors, D. nu We’ nd W. lerks, George A. Bailey aci PRECINCT NO. 3, Hose Hose. Inspecto: m: Floyd; judges 0 Wr Bowe Walters; clerks, L. M. Sukeforth Gray ; ballot clerks, Frank Power . -~ PREOINCT No, 4,-. Polls abe Batol ae oma 3 A. Hartung and AO. Gout oor? clerks: George’Dunster and W. H. Hicks. sa one be open from sunrise till's B. 8. RECTOR, Nevada City -Delinquent Taxes. = mto street. im00; . Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52, val. of lot inprovemants $500, Personal eoperty ax Total $7 75. Fob. Main street. Lot ot $200, improvements ‘ax $2400; M on $400. Tax $4 00, i 100. mprovements \. ‘Total $2 Os. hlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot lot $100 er Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada street. West portion of lot 7, blk. 6; val. of rsonal propTotal $6 78., R. C., Main street. Lot improvements $100, 08. i 08. 1. of lot $100" See ments $000, val. oO} mprovemen' be ire Tax $7 00, costs At public auction in front of the City Hall’ 2d. 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and} 4 ORDINANCE NO. 69. ER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERevn of Nevada County, California, granting to John Martin, his ‘heirs and asa privilege to construct and operate & pie Iroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the corporate jicaite of she. oy of Grace Valley, apd undary of the corpora ity 0 Nevada, by way of Town Talk, in unity. The B rd of Supervises of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: Szctton i. The right and privilege is hereby ted to John Martin, his heirs and acel , to construct’. and operate a stréet raliroad along and upon the county road between the corporate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. Said railroad to be operated by either elec‘tric power, steam power, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, undergronnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad’ to tonsist of either single or double track witkinecessary turn-outs and switches, SROTION The ties and rails of said railroad shall be so placed as to afford no unnecessary obstruction to travel on said county road, and the same shall be so located on such route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfaction of the Supervisors of the . First and agin Supervisorial Districts of said Nevada County. If said road shall be operated oy be operated by overhead trolly system, and the poles carrying the power current shall in a safe, substantial and workmanmanner, and ahall be sufficiently removed from thetraveled part Of said road so as not to interfere with the travel thereon, and' wires shall be strung on said poles in a manner to prevent their coming to the ground. SEcTION 8 Thé said grantee and his assigns, shall paye or macademize the traveled t of said county road, between the rails, tween the tracks, and for two feet on each side therof, with the same material used ed the county upon the highways over which said runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. flush with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall make the road bed ecnform at all times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the instructions, and tothe satisfaction of said Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, Incase the said grantee, or his assigns fail to comply with the instructions given by said officers for ten days after service thereof upon the agent of said grantee, resident in said Ne. vada County, the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of said grantee and dothe work as ordered ied the said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which raid grantee bv the acceptance of this franchise hereby agrees to pay immediately upon its presentation to said grantee’s local mt stationed in said Nevada County. ECTION 4. Cars shall be run over the road constructed under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hdéur between the hours of 7;30.a.m.and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. ‘ SkoTIoN 5. The taid grantee, and his assigns, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railway, where the Same naturally flows; and all curves, acqueducts turnouts and switches, shall be constructed under the plans and specifications approved by the Supervisors of. the First and Second Supervisor‘al Districts, aforesaid. SECTION 6. TheCounty, of Nevada, in making the grant of this franchise, ex ressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said shighways, or to lay gas, water or other pipes therin, such work to be done so as toinjure said railroad as little as possible. SECTION 7. Provided further.that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway or highway intersections in highways by yehigies, SEoTIon8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connecting line or lines leading to and into the City of Grass Valley, or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall not exaed fifteen cents fur o ne enger. SgoTion 9. Work shall comn.enced by said prises within the petiod of three months from the final passage of this ordinance. Sgction 10, This privilege shall continue for the term ¢f one year and eleven and one-half months from the date of the final passage of this ordinance.This ordinan“e shall take effect and be in force on and efter fifteen days from the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas:age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none, W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of.the Beard. of Supervisors of Nevada County, State of California. Attest: F. L»ARB¢ IGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hosxina, Deputy €lerk. [sEAL.] a3 ORDINANCE NO. 74. HE BOARD OF § ae THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE do ordain zs follews: Ordinance No. 56, entitled “4n Ordinance fixing a bounty on Coyote Sealps” passed by the Board of Sut‘ervisors of Nevada County, California, on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby repealed. Tbis Ordinance shall take effect and be in orce on and after fifte d date of its passaze, ae ee ee Eomed April 2nd, eal n the passage of this Ordina Ss i—_ Martin, Miller, Grissel "aed ay ache Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of levada County. State of California. Attest : F. L. oye ay Clerk. pee y A. J. HosKine, Deputy Claes. rane ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. : Lecation of principal place of business, San_ Francisco, California, ation of works, s evada City, California, of ts am beraby iven, shes ata meetin rd o rectors, y ay of March, 1901, sexs the as able immediately to th office of the Gearany: No. rn San Francirco, Califone, ‘ 'y stock upon which thi 6 shall remain unpald on the uthday of April ‘901, will be de) nquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless. payment th made before, will be sold on MONDAY, br te Ah anak, bono to any the délinent, to; advertising and ex olen of baling spunea! y order of ihe. ord of Directors. #. Lit H, Secretary Office—Nos. 830-310 F sa Francisco, California. — wie” ~ 4, Election of School Directors. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN oi qualified electors of Nevada School Dis. county of Nevada, that election of School Directors will'he Pe © aaa Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of s; i at which election three aden Seay phage od elected for the full term of three years each the polls will be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is sprointed Inspector and Jas. F. Colley ana J. Wri ht.» Judges of said election. By order of the a of tion of Nevada TO THE School District. Cc. E. MULLOY President L, S. CALKINS, s Bb nN say S, Seeretary Board of EdNotice to Creditors, {STATE Et QF RACHEL COULTER, pxNotice is hereb: Administratrix aon by the unders r, Chas. W: Kitts, Main St" being opi place for evada, Cala, wae MARY S, HUNTRESs, Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter, de‘Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 . Stockholders Meeting. HE I ne sie T Odd Fee neatin of the stockholders t oe bon ng a of Directors and the transaction of h business as may be peomery brought befecy P: 7 EEE electric power the same shall . .¢ q such @ manner as to obstruct the use of said s Beginning at a Cedar post marked G3 -M 6of ation will be held . N on Mond get ay evening, May Gch.1901, at 7}40'elock,, : No. 2195. ‘ APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. U. S. LAND OFFICB, SACRAMENTO, Cal. } a, January 25, 1901. “NY OTICE k W. Bradley, wt IME et Building, San Francisco, California, has by Charles &. Wire. ate se ene ie eat wade county, Cale an i lication for nie Are end (0.000) linear feet of the Mexican Consolidated Quartz M ine or vein bear: : , with surface groun 1 Oe In width, situated in the obaolaet Greere Hill Mining Distric:, county of Ne vada, State of,Calik roia, and desigtated by the U. S: Surveyor General for the State ‘ California as Mineral Survey to B ie Townsh p 18N rth. Range 11 East, iB M. taid Ttexiean Gon olidated Quartz ne being compored of the following, ard ng particularly described: as follows, ioe t: Santa Anita Extension Location, the he Tree Location, the Single:on, Location, tSavage mgr ees the Griaay ation, an ocation, eed per anita Extension Location in particularly deseribed.as followa: Lode Line. nring at an oak post marked § Ax 4se inetiog onthe north boundary of the Santa Anita Quartz Mine, approved pie SF from which.a black oak 80 ins. india, mark 1 x 43803 B T, bears S 18 deg 36 min W: net c variation 16 deg east, N 12 deg 6 min W, 900.9 feet to pine ny marked S A x 9-3803,from which a pine 24 ins. dia. marke edS Ax 93803 BT, bears N ly oy! W, 48 feet; thence N 3 deg 39 min W, 599.1 fect to oak marked S A x 8 3803, from which a shaft 45 feet deep bearsS 5754 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries. inning ata pine post warkedS A x1 = $960 fom which the 4section corner on the west boundary of Section 380, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magnetic vawhos: P. thence m oak--postmarked S A x 2 3803, Which a caaKe pine 5 ft. dia. marked S A x 23808 B T, bears west 1.2 feet; thence magne'ic feetto oak post marked S 4 x38 3808; thence magnetic variation 15 aeg 30 min K,S 83 deg 09 K, 600 feet to pine post marked SA x 53803, from which a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked 8 A x 5 3803.B T bears N 76 deg K 2.2 feet: thence magnetic variation 15 deg 20 min E, N 12 deg 06 min W 9009 feet to cak post mark: d SA x 63803; thence magnetic variati n1i5de* 20 min HK, N 3 deg 389 min W 599.1 feet to oak post morked 8 A x 7 3803; thence N s8deg ‘09 min W 600 feet to place of beginning, containing 19.84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning atan oak post marked P T 53803 from which a pine 8 in. dia. marked P TS 3803 B ‘I, bears N 7344 deg E 1) feet; thevce magnetic variation 5 deg 56 min 1500 feet to the north lode post and south lode post of the Pane ston Location. An oak post marked P T 2&8 6 3803, from which a ine 22 ins. dia. marked P T2 &S 6 3808 B T, ee N 50 deg E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Biginn'‘pg at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & $1 3803 from which the north-west corner of Section 30T 18 N, R11 E, M D.M bears N 556 deg 20 min west, 1078 42 feet; thence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N.76 deg 25. min E 600 feet to cedar post marked P'13-S 53803, fro” wh.ch a pine 80 ins. dia. marked P ‘L 3 3803 B T bearsS 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin bexrs S 34 deg 55 min W 245 feet distant; thence S 5 deg 56 min E 1500 feet to o8k post marked P T 4 3808 from whichthe mouth of a tunnel 400 teet long bears north 238f et; thence magnetic var»tion 15 deg 85 min K, S76 deg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; thence N 83 deg ¥ min marked P T 6 3803 from which a pine marked P T6 3803 B T, bears N 387% deg Ww 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 1392.9 feet to place : f begsnning, containing 20.10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Line. _ Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & $3.6 3803 from which a pine 22 ins. dia, marked P T 2 & S 6 3808 bears N 50 deg E 2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 16 di g& Kast, N 5 deg 34 min EK 1500 feet to a cedar post marked S3-5S53%3 from which a pine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears N 5744 deg. E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at-a pine post marked $1& PT 1-8803 from w ich the no:thwest corner of Section 30T18N,R 11 E, M D M bears N. 55 deg 20min W 1073.42 feet distant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feet to cedar post marked 52-3 6 3803 from which a yellow pine 30ins. dia. marked S6 3803 BT bears 4 deg E 45.2 feet; thence N 76 deg 25 min E msgnetic variation 15 deg E 600 feet to cedar post marked S4 -S 4 -3803, from which a yellow pine 20 ins. dia. marked S 4 3808 B 'T bears N 414 deg W Wi feet distant; thence vetic variation li degeast, S 5 deg 34 min 1500 feet to cedar post marked « T8-5 5 3408; thence S 76 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acres, SAVAGE LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at a cedar post marked S$8-S53803 from which 4 pine 6 ins. dia. marked S 53 03 B'l. bears. N di4deg E 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 144 deg KE. N 0 deg 06 min K, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $2 Gb, 3803,from which a pine 7 ins dia marked 82 ~ 8803 B 'T bears S20 deg 10 min W 11 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 Gi ~ 3803, iy ae oe section corner on the west boundary of Section 11. T i N,R11 K,M DM, bears. 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence magnetic variation 16 deg: East, N 76 deg 25 min E 600 feet to a cedar post marked 53G5 3803, from which a ine binsdia marked S38 3803 B T, bears uth 12 feet ; thence Magnetic variation 141-2 deg East,50d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $84 S4 3803 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked $4 . 3808 B ‘I’, bears 4 4144 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15 nast,'S 76 deg 25 min W, 600 feet toa cedar post marked Sz -S 68803) from which a yellow pine 30 marked S 6 3803 B T, bears N 0% deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 degrees Kast, NOdeg 06 min East, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres, GRIZZLY LOOATION, Lode Line, Beginning at cedar post marked § 2. 8803 from which a pine7 ins dia pail abo 2 8803 B T, bears S 20 deg 10 min W il feet : thence Magnetic variation 1434 deg East, N 28 deg 19 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar oat Piao tien : ied Oreo a SBT Belt or 3. 7 30deg W, 4.75 feet. eh neato Se Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a cedar post marked S 1. 3803 from which the quarter section pa on the west boundary of Section Ig, T 18 N 11K, MDM. b fost-theneg rears N78 deg 57 min W 1057.63 tion 134 deg East, 'N 76 deg : to a cedar pcst marked See ey whicha black oak 8° ins dia 383 BT, bears § %4 de ee lariatiens 144 grees 19 minutes Kast post marked S3G5 3008 . teen deg 25 min W, 600 feet to the place ning, coutaining 19.99 acres, MEXICAN CATION, Lode ‘Line. n i, 600 feet 4from marked G4 . KE, a 23 & cedar South 76 of beginrom which a yellow Pine 80 ify rae G 3 ~ 3803'B T, bears 8 30 don ik ject istant ; thence magnetic variation 16 pee bah 5 eg 25 np hal 1500 a to cedar post mi ,arom which a pine 12 ing a parked M 8 3803 BT, bears Nie deg W, Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at.a fir post marked M1.G2. feettoa IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 9 being . 5 riation 16 deg East, S3 deg 39min K 599.1 feet . 4 3 from 4 variation 16 deg Kast, S l2deg .06min EK 900.9} PO 304 5 feet to pine ost . y Sec. 22, T. his continuous residence upon and tion of, said jand, viz: U. Galbraith, Henry . Kohler, W: . of Nevada mr6 Pitti. SE 28 deg 19 min b, G 56-3803 from ot Per jou ex Caste to mark, pe 4 ie } from za, wich yellow ‘hed S$ 4 3&3 ; veg W 107 feet; thenee 85 ; feet to cedar marke from which pine in ¢ T bea 8S 76 deg ~ 26 inches aia ma be 72 fry ei} 6 Swat ‘Bie nena RB, 12.2 feet anc Be, if " mi OQ bears N, 288 feet thence S10 den oa 800 feet to south lode post of P tion, Ribot ss 4 rt ibed, T, were ee ated Cini containing ‘ahe locations of th prising the Mexican Consoles jess ret oF ne the office of the ; foliows: 3h op rg irre: . Meee Hfornis, : Santa Anita Extensio: ; corded Book ft Pris hey Chetan rts Ming 4 7 Quartz Mine, A Mining Claims, page S807 7 ort Book Grizzly Quartz Mining Claims, savage 7 Mining Cia Minin Graber nilg © ‘Lhe adjoining « ws, es Quartz Mine, recorded Book ; Pa nee oh bi ma) ollo Bounded on the north and West yee p lic Domain; on the east by the, anish Quart, . ine Survey, patented, and the Public lo. main, and on the sovth by the Sants Anig: Quartz Mine, patented. Any and all persons ela'ming adversely any le dd a Bexican Conrolida.edg : surface mn their adverse claims wich ihe Baciaee! United states J.and Office at <cea de the State ot California, duri: th periou of publication ve or thor ail ’ barred by virtue: of the Provisions of the . Statute. % ; ILAS P. 4 FRED SHaxia, Pend BNRY, Regist, q It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pubs” lished for the period of sixty days (10 week). in the Nnvaba Crry DaiLy TRANSORIPR § daily newspaper published at Nevada (iti. Nevada county, California, SILAS PENRY, Regi First publication made January 2s, 1M, Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Lanb OFFIOR AT MARYSVILLE, CaL, N°LGE Is following-named settler has filed noties of his intention to make final proof ia be port of his claim, and that said proof will . be made before the Register and Receiver. of the U. S. Land Office at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J. Byrd, Homestead Application No. 5220, forthe N, Nee Mm, i. 34 of N. W.% and N. Sec. tle names the his continuous tion of said land, viz: Thomas k. Samuel U. Gunning and Marysville P. O., Cal; Peter Mondade of ‘dmptonville P. 0. Cal.’ 1 BRANK W. JOHNSON, Register. oy Mh, LP Notice to Creditors. administratrix SKahaeu, d ae d \< all persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit, them, with the neceiof the estate of Catherine rat pu tion of this notice to the administratri at the law office of Fred: Searls, N. y being the place for es piney nighe 3 hoard ed of Nevada. estate, in said Count : HANNAH I, SHURTLEPY, Administratrix of the Estate of Catherine Skahae Dated 1901, Notice for Publication. following-named settler has 0 snpport of hi s claim, and that sa will ' made before the Judge of the Si ¥ ;, Cal., at Nevada € Court of Neyada County, Ca! ‘h Viz: for the N. SOW. dS. 7 PR ot Dee Cal,, on: Monday, April 15th, 1%, Willian: T. Gillett, upon H.E aud M, 10 K.,M. D. M. Tolioelne witnesses to prove He names the m, Lathrop, and Geo. Lathrop, Ole Bo. NRY, ‘Register. Notice For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Connecting Line No. 3, Nar, P. : Nevad City, ok L arn Chairman, e 2! March 18, 1901, ) HEREBY GAVEN HAL THR . Wik Fade de 8 Ma fo Owing witnesses to prove — residence upon and cultiva-' . Edwin A, Forbes af 4 nt ]ST4TE OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, DE : Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, . to the creditors of and sary vouchers, within four months after the nsaction of the business of said . ‘iD, . Nevada City, this 11th day of Marah magnetic vari Se hah t ied bg gal = eg goes fect tora fir poe ae : : d ~ G 2 ~ 3803, from -which § ins dia marked G2 34088, beare 6 19% . ,L&nd Offive atzSacramento, Cal., March Mh deg Kast, 24.4 feet: thence magnetic varia1901. , OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Fi : ‘ final proof . + Wt fost thence hege of his intention to make nal wes BNO, O23 . of N. W.4o8 . cultivar © ca Beginning at PostS1~ G@ 8 ggog magnetic variati ast, i. M s Gor us feet Wekuaresramcriseko®". Tuesday, May 14, 1901, ' DE a Poundary of Section 19, T 18 At 7:30 0% ¥. M., for the election Connecting Line No. 4: 3 hauenes sare to-setve (raldating ce Beginning at post M1 -G2seo i rs re zat mie wee, yariation 16 deg East, § 16 ioe cape other business a8 7 =e Poser feet to the qu: section laweully pr Bi soer i TBNR u UB" boundary of Section ie nese sore nal a quarter sect grthe west igseeend BH geetion i Tie Marysville, C The oa, "wl. a eg 18min W1 “* : “ iN ASE Joga Wein CSauiadeg ee . NORGE AREY. GLYN AE oe M 23803 from which a spr . . i of his {i ution 1 ke ope pee! willbe marked M2T Nears 8 61% tom dia port of bie pe a nd thas sai proof i ; ast 15, § : agni tlatinn tt mad. ce . don't N Bates ieee m etic variation 4 mi oodéa! Son minutes Kas ] ndort, ARE Peaietertn'ud. ba . Hebd Rondon Ra, a eet; thence, i wpatsagnibdog Hants dogo mie tia . r AAI ME DOM non, which a black oak 8 ‘ ~G4-M 5from . , He names the following wit vos te tives $803 BT, bearsS % ¢ W. gia marked G 4 -. his coptiaueus ep denee upon Ml rriam, of netic variation 1h de, Mie ofeets thence m fon of said . i Henry o ortingsby, fect tothe placg of bagis 04 2 min oF ee 0 Christophe . 20.44 acres, m inning, equthining Wrleer "of ‘Debi pelitornio: California: Connecting Line No, 1, Charles W. , of Dobbins P. 0.0 Beginning at t a ; cater, netic variation Ié deg Keck, 8 a ene mag. 2ltd FRANK W. JOHNSON, Regisi®l ndary of Section : Rik, MDM 30, TISN, ’ M teckholders’ Meeting. nibidis Connecting Line No, 2, % Hning at PT1-S1sgggCe sTOCEmagnetic variatlon 16 deg East, 5p oyos menc® HE ANNUAL: TING OF THES W, 1073.42 f t, 55-deg 20 min ty Land ane tion 30, T BN, Ri eae gaan corner of SeoT holders of the Nevada apg tion) Improvement Associ B COT etary: the Sec " milf oe eld ae She ofno of she er tae By Mail, $0 a Year. pages By Cartier, i a tai Shoulder .:: E fie site.at Dickerme DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOOD For. City Mars Hi SHEARER Will be a' candidate for t City Marshal. Election Ms For City Mars ED. A. TOMPKit Will be. a candidate: for tothe office of City Marsha May 6th, : NOTICE aes TAX PAYE Notice is hereby: ¢ the COUNTY TAXES Will become. deling ‘Monday, April At.6 o'clock, P. Five per cent. will to the amount of all ’ maining unpaid’ a above date. — ‘J. J. JACKS Treasurer and Ce Nevada City, Apr Ww. W.WAGGor Civil Engineer and Sx “] MRS. D. I. CC Hair Store, 816K St, Sac SWITCHES, WIUS an Of All Shades. Agent for Harrison's: Oogmetics. solicited. E. W. SCH. LEADING CIGAR DE Pine SOr@O.,srcccesccrcceseoll LEADING LADY, Forte GENERAL ARTHUR ee LY _ DRAYING AND Hi?

SOCIETY DIRECTORY: Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Hvening, At Pythian Castle. tine Bitheen ere cordially invited % FRANK BR. WADSWORTH, GC. C. G.W. Oapan, K. of RK. and S. ak Mistietoe bamae” ¢e “ No. 47, 1,0. Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Bvery 4th Monday of each month a e iowien d.¥ SHAW. C. GKO. A. GRAY, Seribe. sl: tiydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. V Meets at Pythian Castle Svery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o’clook. AUGUST RAPP, President. BD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D.G. W-.. Meets at Pythian Castle “y #eoon, snd fourth Thursdays of each monti MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. WRS. BELLE DOUGLASS RB. 8 Hevada County Harrow Gange BB. TINIE TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City On and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as folows. , LEAVING FOR. OCOOLFAX. ‘ Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal ‘Train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. Thi, » A, M. Daily , connecting with overland 8:45 train Roe stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port i nd Oakland. arriving in San Franciseo at 315 p. m. A ® Daily; connecti wit 12:35 P. M. Sruciand Train, ving San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Overland Limited leaying San Francisco at 10:00 A. M. ; Daily; connecting with’ Lo5:15 >. M. cal "Grain leavi:g Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for and West. ~ . : 10:00 P, M, Pally. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Dally ; connecting with over§:00 P. M. jand Train leaving Ln. 9: 40 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo al GEO. FLETCHER. GAP LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLKLY ONLY Arriving From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paity. ! . Daily; necti: ith Over9:35 A. M. land train from Sadag pe 1:05 P. M. land train from Daily ; connecting with Uvercisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Lir ited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. My Train leavi 4:6° °, M. and all points South. Gen. I nger and Ticket Agent.. C. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent, The operation of through trains between San Fran-. cisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two Through ‘Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, willy make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and en¢ertaining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Oolfax. CITIZENS BANK CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, = = 50,000 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., Undivided profits, = 35,000 At the lowest rates, Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE —_—_ stock of the DIRECTORS. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos &. M. PaesTon... Sis ieceh bee nt ; and Lard, fous 7. Moseas Rasoes vores bea ae cern foifcee Soe R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. BUSINESS HOURS. 104.M.to 4 P. mw, and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:80 P.M, CORRESPONDENTS. United States, 3 New York—National Bank of North Amer aor San Francisco—First National Bank, Lon Makes a specter. of Mining Cases, don, Pa & American . ot 3, -0r Minjng Patents and Land Qases. * Fe issue Sight Drafts payabie in BAN BRANGISCO SACRAMENTO. ‘ Sacramento at . 4 Office Hours--8.to 12.4. M,. and 1to5P. m. orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. eA ARTI VN RONG OE TE AE TERE MSR RUT Te RR RET RT pes DAVIS, Teacher. o' Vocal and Instrument:!. _ purpose of instructing pupils at I ‘oun Omes. . : ; i apply ep ths, Pratewor, ’ his homeia North San Juan or Bec'Gatop Howl, Nevade Civy. 3 C. H. HARRISON, © ® comer C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Borenberg B-«'s ~ School. Dan ae Fis Ladies ‘and gentléman’s dancing sehool every Wedn evening, and children’s dancing school eyery Saturday afternoon, by PROP. JOHN MICHEBLI. DR, COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 100914 Ninth Street; between Jand K. Hours 10 to 12 A.m., 2 to 4 and’? to 8 P. M., or by appointment, SACRAMENTO, . CAL, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. _ ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. Staples: Open All Night. Foot of Broad8treet, Nevada Oity Telephone Ne ~ ’ National Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. Natior al Exehange Hove! Bevada City, " JAMES HENSESSY, HORSES, CARRIAGES ARD BUGGIES To be fonnd in this part of the State. Dr, Alvah.N. [lorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City.’ (eee Teeth Extracted Without Pain, Prop’r. ble of Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. UMice at residence, Sacramento st evade ; ~ Gity, Cal.” oc Mc ' L. BOWMAN. é ¥.SHAV SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree , Nevada City, Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY non: Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. To our analysis of the sample of whiskey left with us by you we find the aleohol by volume to be 47.13 og cent. aud by. weigh 39.80 per cent The exteactive matter amounts to 0.85 -per.cent. aud the inorgani¢ matter to but the minutest of traces As the result of those and other tests we find the whiskey ‘to. be free from, alt Baier She ts uw ents; tobe np te thestandard strength; and to constitute an absolutely pure article, TuHos. Pricge & Son. E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Prop’s. i —— = Will practice in ali the Courts of the) i? %, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, Also Bills of Excha yable at sight i the Seineipal cities ‘a Geant Britain ane ions on any part of the United State: a . ree price paid for County and Stete Warrants. Gold Sik Bullion purchased, preg api ay Bank, Bank Maintains an office at Grass Vai gin tekeen 6 gencedl Nantes Business is J. M. THOMAS, GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. nm day and Hearse am, vedy atmodash” fle _ Resident Agent at Grass Valley, oo yl PBAEeR vet cde All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco !}tween the corporations and confusion in New Fruit and Vegetable Store, a Application of the Prosperity Oil Company For Change of Name. [* THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of CaliforIn the matter of the application of the Prosperity Uil Company for change of name To the Honorable Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California: Now comes the Prosperity Uil Company, and r tfully shows to the Court: That it is a per a ion organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and having its principal-place of business at Nevada City, in the County of Nevada, in said State. That its articles of incorperation were originally filed at the time o: the formation of said corporation, in the office of the Count Clerk of Nevada County, to-wit: on the i9%th day of November, 190, a certified copy thereof transmitted to the office of the Secretary of State of California, tiled therein, and a certificate of incorporation duly issued by the Secretary of State under the seal of the State of California, certifying that said corpo: ation had complied with ail the requisites of the law, and was an existing corporation. That thereafter, and within the time required by law, said corporation duly organized, elected its officers and ever since has been and still is a corporation organized, formed and doing business under the name of thé Prosperity Oil Company, its eorporate name. That the number of Directors of said cornamed in the articles of incorporation as Directors, and ever since have been and still are Directors of saidcorporation, the Proserity Oil Company, viz: R. C. Walrath, A. B*Lord, A. #. Lord. 0. L. Muller, C. W. Chapman, J. 8S. MeBride and L S. Calkins. That said corporation was duly formed on, to-wit: the 19th day of November, 1900. ‘that the present name of the corporation is the Prosperity Oil Company. hat your petitioners, desire to have the name ot said corporation cha: to the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company. That the reason for making such change of name is, that a corporation by the same name was organized, kaving its principal Place .of business ‘at Jose, in the County of Santa Clara, stare of California. the articles of inco poration of said, Prosperity Oil Company o! San Jose were filed in the office of the retary of the State of Cali ornia about two weeks prio~ to the filing of petitioners’ a, plication, and said P:osperity Oil ompany of San Jose first adoptea said name, and is entitled te the use the eof. That both corporations are e: gaged in the o . business,. owning lauds and working the same in the County of Kern, state of California. That by reason of the identity of name, confusion is ca trouble occurs in selling stock, and in various wa)s the two eorporations are brought into conict by reason of the identity of name. That the Prosperity Oil Company of San Jose, California, claims that. it is the) first appropriator of the name, and demands that this corporation shall change its name, that there may be no longer a conflict be business matters by reason of the identity of name. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that after due notice given, this Honorable Court will fix atime andpiace for the hearing of this petition. That.upon proof of the publication of this petition, for the time and in the manner required by law, and after hearing the evidence in support of this petition, this court will make its order changing the name of petitioner from the Pro.perity Oil Company to the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company, and that such other and further proceedings may be had in relation thereto as to the court may seem proper, And your petitioners will ever pray, ete. Dated April 6th, 1901. : 4. RK. LORD, D rector. J. S. MoBRIDK, Director. . C. WALRATH, Director. C.L. MULLER, Director. L. S. CALKINS, Director. Cc. W. CHAPMAN, Director. State of Californie» oa County ot Nevada. mi rd veing tirst duly sworn, says: That he is an officer, to-wit: the Presiden: of the Prosperity Oil Company; that said comny is a corporation, organized and existbg under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and has its principal lace of business at Nevada City, in. the Bounty of Nevada, in said State; that affiant has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereo:;that thesame is true of his own knowledge, except as to matters therein stated on information or belief, and as to those matters he ee it to * true. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day o April, 191, Frep Searzs, Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, =tate of California. {NOTORIAR SEAL.[ ad bs “. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR ; Qfcecin' Morgan & Roberts’ Block, NeMIA ev. The Leading Flour. ROR SALE GROCERS. Annus! Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDT ers of Masonic t Hall Association will be heid at Mesonie Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at 7 o’clock p. at hee the purpose o ing Trustees for the eusui year, and the transaction of such other business as may be properly and legally brought beforesaid meeting. a : . J. ROLFE, Secretary. itanittedneatiieieeteieeseee ee xr y MAY STH TO MAY (1TH poration is' seven, and the foilowing were. ‘That, and J, E. Carr. Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minute.” An ansurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant éver presented. in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of thé Carnival, followed by a Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-prc voking Mardi Gras. Round trip,. one and ‘onethird fare, any point. For 1900-1901, No. &. Buek, «C. M., Sacrame: Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot provements . Furniture $20. Tax ‘ co-ts $1 25. Total $6 No. %. Buck & Halloway, 345, $100. $6 25; costa $1 30, » No. %. Caldwell 10, bik. 17; val. of $1300. Personal ty $900. T costs $2 20. Total No. 97. Roilke Carrie A. west portion of lot 1, blix. 10, costs 70 cts. Total $4 70. : No. 106. Carrico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot . 25; val. $50, Tax $1 50; cost 58 cts. No. 152. Cou 4, blk. 60, val. o: Mortgage ree b: sonal prope otal # 68, T.No. 350 improvements $550. N. Webber for $150. lot $50, improvements erty $150 Tax $5 50, costs $1 28. No. 351. merge Mrs. ot $1 °. 5, blk. 9; val, of improvements $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. otal $2 08 ’ No. 381.: Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6, blk. 39; val. of lot Tae at geet ge oO on, L., of lot 5, blk. 7;val. costs 58 cts. Total $ No. 607. Schmidt, 8, blk. 86; Personal property $1 35. Total ‘otal $2 Water street. Portion of lot $50. Tax 50 cts, No, 6138. Seott, Wm. Portion of lot wg een 20; val. of lot $50, improvements $450. ortgage held by Citizens Bank $425. Personal property $60. ‘Tax $1 35, costs $1 06. Total No, 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s:reet. Lot 2, bik. 38; val. of lot $100, improvements #800. Personal Property $130. ‘Tax $10 30, costs $1 50. Total $11 80. No. 478. MeLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot 5, bik. 7; val,-of lot $150, improvements $350. ‘Lax-$o 0), costs 75 cts. Total $5 75. No. 514. Ugden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, blk. 4; val. of lot $150, improvements $350. Hos tgage held by Mrs.C. A. Pare $300. Persona propert $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Total $3 2, No. 555. Quentana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, Nimrod street. Lot 1, blk.6; val. of lot improvements $400. Personal property $50. Tx $5 00, costs $1 25. Tota) $6 25. No. 621. Seibet, rs. C. Commercial street. Lot 4, blk. 13; val. of lot $300, improvementa $500, Tax $800, costs 90 cts. No. 603 si Geo i oO. . Simmons, 5 rin; street. Lot 10, blk. 35, val. of lot Sian hate reas $300. Mortgage held by Thos. Jackson and a ae ‘ax. $1 00, Zonta 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wife). Mor against Geo. Simmons’ lot 10, blk. 35, . Tax $3 00, costs $5 cts. Total D., Main street. 65. No, 689. Valentine, Mrs. pon portion of poe 2, Ee. 63; ye. of Me a provement . Personal pro . $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total. $5 15. en And notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent fist are paid the rty on which said delinquent taxesare a jen, willbe sold Saturday, April 27, 1901, oor, inthe city and county of Nevada, to the bidder who will take the least quantity of the land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxesand costs due. Said sale will commence at Ii o’clock a. m. on said Saturday), April 27, 1901, commenci at the head of the list and continuing alphabetically, or in a numerical order until said sale is -omple 199 nee my hand this Sth day of April, E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. NOTICE FOR BIDS ——FOR —. Furnishing School Books. OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE . Board of Educat on of Nevada ‘ ounty, nishiog the followitn Sokeey Bees for, fur. a, Fi in the Schools of Nevada Contionns FOF use Supplementary Readers for the Ist, aps “9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Book-keeping, Eleméntary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at 11 o’clock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, at the office of th t a s poole in Fy day Ferg pa The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. w J. ROGER Board of Bipoctiga. Gonsiy: pril 6, 1901, aps Secretary Nevada City, Cal., ELECTION PROCLAMATION, HE ELECTORS OF THE CORPO f of the city of Nevada, are je engine ora — an election will held in Neyada Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the following-named officers: }: Marshal. . Assessor. . iy Trustee. 5. City Trustee. The places of el. f shali re: peg ~~ the offleors who On in each of the several precincts of said city of Nevada shall be and the are hereby design pointed asfollows, to-wit: eee ont se. RT Pe PREOCINOT No. 1, : olis at Clutter’s carr eo pectors, Ed. Smith and A. ee Dan ; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ‘ Wa pode > a Pa ae Denes clerks, John PRECINCT NO.72, Polls at City Hall. Inspectors, D. nu We’ nd W. lerks, George A. Bailey aci PRECINCT NO. 3, Hose Hose. Inspecto: m: Floyd; judges 0 Wr Bowe Walters; clerks, L. M. Sukeforth Gray ; ballot clerks, Frank Power . -~ PREOINCT No, 4,-. Polls abe Batol ae oma 3 A. Hartung and AO. Gout oor? clerks: George’Dunster and W. H. Hicks. sa one be open from sunrise till's B. 8. RECTOR, Nevada City -Delinquent Taxes. = mto street. im00; . Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52, val. of lot inprovemants $500, Personal eoperty ax Total $7 75. Fob. Main street. Lot ot $200, improvements ‘ax $2400; M on $400. Tax $4 00, i 100. mprovements \. ‘Total $2 Os. hlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot lot $100 er Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada street. West portion of lot 7, blk. 6; val. of rsonal propTotal $6 78., R. C., Main street. Lot improvements $100, 08. i 08. 1. of lot $100" See ments $000, val. oO} mprovemen' be ire Tax $7 00, costs At public auction in front of the City Hall’ 2d. 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and} 4 ORDINANCE NO. 69. ER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERevn of Nevada County, California, granting to John Martin, his ‘heirs and asa privilege to construct and operate & pie Iroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the corporate jicaite of she. oy of Grace Valley, apd undary of the corpora ity 0 Nevada, by way of Town Talk, in unity. The B rd of Supervises of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: Szctton i. The right and privilege is hereby ted to John Martin, his heirs and acel , to construct’. and operate a stréet raliroad along and upon the county road between the corporate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. Said railroad to be operated by either elec‘tric power, steam power, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, undergronnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad’ to tonsist of either single or double track witkinecessary turn-outs and switches, SROTION The ties and rails of said railroad shall be so placed as to afford no unnecessary obstruction to travel on said county road, and the same shall be so located on such route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfaction of the Supervisors of the . First and agin Supervisorial Districts of said Nevada County. If said road shall be operated oy be operated by overhead trolly system, and the poles carrying the power current shall in a safe, substantial and workmanmanner, and ahall be sufficiently removed from thetraveled part Of said road so as not to interfere with the travel thereon, and' wires shall be strung on said poles in a manner to prevent their coming to the ground. SEcTION 8 Thé said grantee and his assigns, shall paye or macademize the traveled t of said county road, between the rails, tween the tracks, and for two feet on each side therof, with the same material used ed the county upon the highways over which said runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. flush with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall make the road bed ecnform

at all times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the instructions, and tothe satisfaction of said Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, Incase the said grantee, or his assigns fail to comply with the instructions given by said officers for ten days after service thereof upon the agent of said grantee, resident in said Ne. vada County, the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of said grantee and dothe work as ordered ied the said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which raid grantee bv the acceptance of this franchise hereby agrees to pay immediately upon its presentation to said grantee’s local mt stationed in said Nevada County. ECTION 4. Cars shall be run over the road constructed under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hdéur between the hours of 7;30.a.m.and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. ‘ SkoTIoN 5. The taid grantee, and his assigns, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railway, where the Same naturally flows; and all curves, acqueducts turnouts and switches, shall be constructed under the plans and specifications approved by the Supervisors of. the First and Second Supervisor‘al Districts, aforesaid. SECTION 6. TheCounty, of Nevada, in making the grant of this franchise, ex ressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said shighways, or to lay gas, water or other pipes therin, such work to be done so as toinjure said railroad as little as possible. SECTION 7. Provided further.that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway or highway intersections in highways by yehigies, SEoTIon8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connecting line or lines leading to and into the City of Grass Valley, or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall not exaed fifteen cents fur o ne enger. SgoTion 9. Work shall comn.enced by said prises within the petiod of three months from the final passage of this ordinance. Sgction 10, This privilege shall continue for the term ¢f one year and eleven and one-half months from the date of the final passage of this ordinance.This ordinan“e shall take effect and be in force on and efter fifteen days from the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas:age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none, W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of.the Beard. of Supervisors of Nevada County, State of California. Attest: F. L»ARB¢ IGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hosxina, Deputy €lerk. [sEAL.] a3 ORDINANCE NO. 74. HE BOARD OF § ae THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE do ordain zs follews: Ordinance No. 56, entitled “4n Ordinance fixing a bounty on Coyote Sealps” passed by the Board of Sut‘ervisors of Nevada County, California, on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby repealed. Tbis Ordinance shall take effect and be in orce on and after fifte d date of its passaze, ae ee ee Eomed April 2nd, eal n the passage of this Ordina Ss i—_ Martin, Miller, Grissel "aed ay ache Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of levada County. State of California. Attest : F. L. oye ay Clerk. pee y A. J. HosKine, Deputy Claes. rane ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. : Lecation of principal place of business, San_ Francisco, California, ation of works, s evada City, California, of ts am beraby iven, shes ata meetin rd o rectors, y ay of March, 1901, sexs the as able immediately to th office of the Gearany: No. rn San Francirco, Califone, ‘ 'y stock upon which thi 6 shall remain unpald on the uthday of April ‘901, will be de) nquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless. payment th made before, will be sold on MONDAY, br te Ah anak, bono to any the délinent, to; advertising and ex olen of baling spunea! y order of ihe. ord of Directors. #. Lit H, Secretary Office—Nos. 830-310 F sa Francisco, California. — wie” ~ 4, Election of School Directors. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN oi qualified electors of Nevada School Dis. county of Nevada, that election of School Directors will'he Pe © aaa Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of s; i at which election three aden Seay phage od elected for the full term of three years each the polls will be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is sprointed Inspector and Jas. F. Colley ana J. Wri ht.» Judges of said election. By order of the a of tion of Nevada TO THE School District. Cc. E. MULLOY President L, S. CALKINS, s Bb nN say S, Seeretary Board of EdNotice to Creditors, {STATE Et QF RACHEL COULTER, pxNotice is hereb: Administratrix aon by the unders r, Chas. W: Kitts, Main St" being opi place for evada, Cala, wae MARY S, HUNTRESs, Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter, de‘Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 . Stockholders Meeting. HE I ne sie T Odd Fee neatin of the stockholders t oe bon ng a of Directors and the transaction of h business as may be peomery brought befecy P: 7 EEE electric power the same shall . .¢ q such @ manner as to obstruct the use of said s Beginning at a Cedar post marked G3 -M 6of ation will be held . N on Mond get ay evening, May Gch.1901, at 7}40'elock,, : No. 2195. ‘ APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. U. S. LAND OFFICB, SACRAMENTO, Cal. } a, January 25, 1901. “NY OTICE k W. Bradley, wt IME et Building, San Francisco, California, has by Charles &. Wire. ate se ene ie eat wade county, Cale an i lication for nie Are end (0.000) linear feet of the Mexican Consolidated Quartz M ine or vein bear: : , with surface groun 1 Oe In width, situated in the obaolaet Greere Hill Mining Distric:, county of Ne vada, State of,Calik roia, and desigtated by the U. S: Surveyor General for the State ‘ California as Mineral Survey to B ie Townsh p 18N rth. Range 11 East, iB M. taid Ttexiean Gon olidated Quartz ne being compored of the following, ard ng particularly described: as follows, ioe t: Santa Anita Extension Location, the he Tree Location, the Single:on, Location, tSavage mgr ees the Griaay ation, an ocation, eed per anita Extension Location in particularly deseribed.as followa: Lode Line. nring at an oak post marked § Ax 4se inetiog onthe north boundary of the Santa Anita Quartz Mine, approved pie SF from which.a black oak 80 ins. india, mark 1 x 43803 B T, bears S 18 deg 36 min W: net c variation 16 deg east, N 12 deg 6 min W, 900.9 feet to pine ny marked S A x 9-3803,from which a pine 24 ins. dia. marke edS Ax 93803 BT, bears N ly oy! W, 48 feet; thence N 3 deg 39 min W, 599.1 fect to oak marked S A x 8 3803, from which a shaft 45 feet deep bearsS 5754 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries. inning ata pine post warkedS A x1 = $960 fom which the 4section corner on the west boundary of Section 380, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magnetic vawhos: P. thence m oak--postmarked S A x 2 3803, Which a caaKe pine 5 ft. dia. marked S A x 23808 B T, bears west 1.2 feet; thence magne'ic feetto oak post marked S 4 x38 3808; thence magnetic variation 15 aeg 30 min K,S 83 deg 09 K, 600 feet to pine post marked SA x 53803, from which a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked 8 A x 5 3803.B T bears N 76 deg K 2.2 feet: thence magnetic variation 15 deg 20 min E, N 12 deg 06 min W 9009 feet to cak post mark: d SA x 63803; thence magnetic variati n1i5de* 20 min HK, N 3 deg 389 min W 599.1 feet to oak post morked 8 A x 7 3803; thence N s8deg ‘09 min W 600 feet to place of beginning, containing 19.84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning atan oak post marked P T 53803 from which a pine 8 in. dia. marked P TS 3803 B ‘I, bears N 7344 deg E 1) feet; thevce magnetic variation 5 deg 56 min 1500 feet to the north lode post and south lode post of the Pane ston Location. An oak post marked P T 2&8 6 3803, from which a ine 22 ins. dia. marked P T2 &S 6 3808 B T, ee N 50 deg E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Biginn'‘pg at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & $1 3803 from which the north-west corner of Section 30T 18 N, R11 E, M D.M bears N 556 deg 20 min west, 1078 42 feet; thence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N.76 deg 25. min E 600 feet to cedar post marked P'13-S 53803, fro” wh.ch a pine 80 ins. dia. marked P ‘L 3 3803 B T bearsS 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin bexrs S 34 deg 55 min W 245 feet distant; thence S 5 deg 56 min E 1500 feet to o8k post marked P T 4 3808 from whichthe mouth of a tunnel 400 teet long bears north 238f et; thence magnetic var»tion 15 deg 85 min K, S76 deg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; thence N 83 deg ¥ min marked P T 6 3803 from which a pine marked P T6 3803 B T, bears N 387% deg Ww 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 1392.9 feet to place : f begsnning, containing 20.10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Line. _ Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & $3.6 3803 from which a pine 22 ins. dia, marked P T 2 & S 6 3808 bears N 50 deg E 2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 16 di g& Kast, N 5 deg 34 min EK 1500 feet to a cedar post marked S3-5S53%3 from which a pine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears N 5744 deg. E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at-a pine post marked $1& PT 1-8803 from w ich the no:thwest corner of Section 30T18N,R 11 E, M D M bears N. 55 deg 20min W 1073.42 feet distant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feet to cedar post marked 52-3 6 3803 from which a yellow pine 30ins. dia. marked S6 3803 BT bears 4 deg E 45.2 feet; thence N 76 deg 25 min E msgnetic variation 15 deg E 600 feet to cedar post marked S4 -S 4 -3803, from which a yellow pine 20 ins. dia. marked S 4 3808 B 'T bears N 414 deg W Wi feet distant; thence vetic variation li degeast, S 5 deg 34 min 1500 feet to cedar post marked « T8-5 5 3408; thence S 76 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acres, SAVAGE LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at a cedar post marked S$8-S53803 from which 4 pine 6 ins. dia. marked S 53 03 B'l. bears. N di4deg E 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 144 deg KE. N 0 deg 06 min K, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $2 Gb, 3803,from which a pine 7 ins dia marked 82 ~ 8803 B 'T bears S20 deg 10 min W 11 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 Gi ~ 3803, iy ae oe section corner on the west boundary of Section 11. T i N,R11 K,M DM, bears. 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence magnetic variation 16 deg: East, N 76 deg 25 min E 600 feet to a cedar post marked 53G5 3803, from which a ine binsdia marked S38 3803 B T, bears uth 12 feet ; thence Magnetic variation 141-2 deg East,50d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $84 S4 3803 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked $4 . 3808 B ‘I’, bears 4 4144 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15 nast,'S 76 deg 25 min W, 600 feet toa cedar post marked Sz -S 68803) from which a yellow pine 30 marked S 6 3803 B T, bears N 0% deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 degrees Kast, NOdeg 06 min East, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres, GRIZZLY LOOATION, Lode Line, Beginning at cedar post marked § 2. 8803 from which a pine7 ins dia pail abo 2 8803 B T, bears S 20 deg 10 min W il feet : thence Magnetic variation 1434 deg East, N 28 deg 19 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar oat Piao tien : ied Oreo a SBT Belt or 3. 7 30deg W, 4.75 feet. eh neato Se Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a cedar post marked S 1. 3803 from which the quarter section pa on the west boundary of Section Ig, T 18 N 11K, MDM. b fost-theneg rears N78 deg 57 min W 1057.63 tion 134 deg East, 'N 76 deg : to a cedar pcst marked See ey whicha black oak 8° ins dia 383 BT, bears § %4 de ee lariatiens 144 grees 19 minutes Kast post marked S3G5 3008 . teen deg 25 min W, 600 feet to the place ning, coutaining 19.99 acres, MEXICAN CATION, Lode ‘Line. n i, 600 feet 4from marked G4 . KE, a 23 & cedar South 76 of beginrom which a yellow Pine 80 ify rae G 3 ~ 3803'B T, bears 8 30 don ik ject istant ; thence magnetic variation 16 pee bah 5 eg 25 np hal 1500 a to cedar post mi ,arom which a pine 12 ing a parked M 8 3803 BT, bears Nie deg W, Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at.a fir post marked M1.G2. feettoa IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 9 being . 5 riation 16 deg East, S3 deg 39min K 599.1 feet . 4 3 from 4 variation 16 deg Kast, S l2deg .06min EK 900.9} PO 304 5 feet to pine ost . y Sec. 22, T. his continuous residence upon and tion of, said jand, viz: U. Galbraith, Henry . Kohler, W: . of Nevada mr6 Pitti. SE 28 deg 19 min b, G 56-3803 from ot Per jou ex Caste to mark, pe 4 ie } from za, wich yellow ‘hed S$ 4 3&3 ; veg W 107 feet; thenee 85 ; feet to cedar marke from which pine in ¢ T bea 8S 76 deg ~ 26 inches aia ma be 72 fry ei} 6 Swat ‘Bie nena RB, 12.2 feet anc Be, if " mi OQ bears N, 288 feet thence S10 den oa 800 feet to south lode post of P tion, Ribot ss 4 rt ibed, T, were ee ated Cini containing ‘ahe locations of th prising the Mexican Consoles jess ret oF ne the office of the ; foliows: 3h op rg irre: . Meee Hfornis, : Santa Anita Extensio: ; corded Book ft Pris hey Chetan rts Ming 4 7 Quartz Mine, A Mining Claims, page S807 7 ort Book Grizzly Quartz Mining Claims, savage 7 Mining Cia Minin Graber nilg © ‘Lhe adjoining « ws, es Quartz Mine, recorded Book ; Pa nee oh bi ma) ollo Bounded on the north and West yee p lic Domain; on the east by the, anish Quart, . ine Survey, patented, and the Public lo. main, and on the sovth by the Sants Anig: Quartz Mine, patented. Any and all persons ela'ming adversely any le dd a Bexican Conrolida.edg : surface mn their adverse claims wich ihe Baciaee! United states J.and Office at <cea de the State ot California, duri: th periou of publication ve or thor ail ’ barred by virtue: of the Provisions of the . Statute. % ; ILAS P. 4 FRED SHaxia, Pend BNRY, Regist, q It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pubs” lished for the period of sixty days (10 week). in the Nnvaba Crry DaiLy TRANSORIPR § daily newspaper published at Nevada (iti. Nevada county, California, SILAS PENRY, Regi First publication made January 2s, 1M, Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Lanb OFFIOR AT MARYSVILLE, CaL, N°LGE Is following-named settler has filed noties of his intention to make final proof ia be port of his claim, and that said proof will . be made before the Register and Receiver. of the U. S. Land Office at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J. Byrd, Homestead Application No. 5220, forthe N, Nee Mm, i. 34 of N. W.% and N. Sec. tle names the his continuous tion of said land, viz: Thomas k. Samuel U. Gunning and Marysville P. O., Cal; Peter Mondade of ‘dmptonville P. 0. Cal.’ 1 BRANK W. JOHNSON, Register. oy Mh, LP Notice to Creditors. administratrix SKahaeu, d ae d \< all persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit, them, with the neceiof the estate of Catherine rat pu tion of this notice to the administratri at the law office of Fred: Searls, N. y being the place for es piney nighe 3 hoard ed of Nevada. estate, in said Count : HANNAH I, SHURTLEPY, Administratrix of the Estate of Catherine Skahae Dated 1901, Notice for Publication. following-named settler has 0 snpport of hi s claim, and that sa will ' made before the Judge of the Si ¥ ;, Cal., at Nevada € Court of Neyada County, Ca! ‘h Viz: for the N. SOW. dS. 7 PR ot Dee Cal,, on: Monday, April 15th, 1%, Willian: T. Gillett, upon H.E aud M, 10 K.,M. D. M. Tolioelne witnesses to prove He names the m, Lathrop, and Geo. Lathrop, Ole Bo. NRY, ‘Register. Notice For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Connecting Line No. 3, Nar, P. : Nevad City, ok L arn Chairman, e 2! March 18, 1901, ) HEREBY GAVEN HAL THR . Wik Fade de 8 Ma fo Owing witnesses to prove — residence upon and cultiva-' . Edwin A, Forbes af 4 nt ]ST4TE OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, DE : Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, . to the creditors of and sary vouchers, within four months after the nsaction of the business of said . ‘iD, . Nevada City, this 11th day of Marah magnetic vari Se hah t ied bg gal = eg goes fect tora fir poe ae : : d ~ G 2 ~ 3803, from -which § ins dia marked G2 34088, beare 6 19% . ,L&nd Offive atzSacramento, Cal., March Mh deg Kast, 24.4 feet: thence magnetic varia1901. , OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Fi : ‘ final proof . + Wt fost thence hege of his intention to make nal wes BNO, O23 . of N. W.4o8 . cultivar © ca Beginning at PostS1~ G@ 8 ggog magnetic variati ast, i. M s Gor us feet Wekuaresramcriseko®". Tuesday, May 14, 1901, ' DE a Poundary of Section 19, T 18 At 7:30 0% ¥. M., for the election Connecting Line No. 4: 3 hauenes sare to-setve (raldating ce Beginning at post M1 -G2seo i rs re zat mie wee, yariation 16 deg East, § 16 ioe cape other business a8 7 =e Poser feet to the qu: section laweully pr Bi soer i TBNR u UB" boundary of Section ie nese sore nal a quarter sect grthe west igseeend BH geetion i Tie Marysville, C The oa, "wl. a eg 18min W1 “* : “ iN ASE Joga Wein CSauiadeg ee . NORGE AREY. GLYN AE oe M 23803 from which a spr . . i of his {i ution 1 ke ope pee! willbe marked M2T Nears 8 61% tom dia port of bie pe a nd thas sai proof i ; ast 15, § : agni tlatinn tt mad. ce . don't N Bates ieee m etic variation 4 mi oodéa! Son minutes Kas ] ndort, ARE Peaietertn'ud. ba . Hebd Rondon Ra, a eet; thence, i wpatsagnibdog Hants dogo mie tia . r AAI ME DOM non, which a black oak 8 ‘ ~G4-M 5from . , He names the following wit vos te tives $803 BT, bearsS % ¢ W. gia marked G 4 -. his coptiaueus ep denee upon Ml rriam, of netic variation 1h de, Mie ofeets thence m fon of said . i Henry o ortingsby, fect tothe placg of bagis 04 2 min oF ee 0 Christophe . 20.44 acres, m inning, equthining Wrleer "of ‘Debi pelitornio: California: Connecting Line No, 1, Charles W. , of Dobbins P. 0.0 Beginning at t a ; cater, netic variation Ié deg Keck, 8 a ene mag. 2ltd FRANK W. JOHNSON, Regisi®l ndary of Section : Rik, MDM 30, TISN, ’ M teckholders’ Meeting. nibidis Connecting Line No, 2, % Hning at PT1-S1sgggCe sTOCEmagnetic variatlon 16 deg East, 5p oyos menc® HE ANNUAL: TING OF THES W, 1073.42 f t, 55-deg 20 min ty Land ane tion 30, T BN, Ri eae gaan corner of SeoT holders of the Nevada apg tion) Improvement Associ B COT etary: the Sec " milf oe eld ae She ofno of she er tae By Mail, $0 a Year. pages By Cartier, i a tai Shoulder .:: E fie site.at Dickerme DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOOD For. City Mars Hi SHEARER Will be a' candidate for t City Marshal. Election Ms For City Mars ED. A. TOMPKit Will be. a candidate: for tothe office of City Marsha May 6th, : NOTICE aes TAX PAYE Notice is hereby: ¢ the COUNTY TAXES Will become. deling ‘Monday, April At.6 o'clock, P. Five per cent. will to the amount of all ’ maining unpaid’ a above date. — ‘J. J. JACKS Treasurer and Ce Nevada City, Apr Ww. W.WAGGor Civil Engineer and Sx “] MRS. D. I. CC Hair Store, 816K St, Sac SWITCHES, WIUS an Of All Shades. Agent for Harrison's: Oogmetics. solicited. E. W. SCH. LEADING CIGAR DE Pine SOr@O.,srcccesccrcceseoll LEADING LADY, Forte GENERAL ARTHUR ee LY _ DRAYING AND Hi?