April 12, 1899 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY . BROAD STREET, -CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, + = 50,000 Undivided profits, < « . 35,000, ——— ~ DIRECTORS. : BH. M. PRESTON .¢..00. seas *, ;«President Joun T, MorGan Cashier D. KE. MorGAN Secretary Hon, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Aord Housman, o, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 A.M. to 4 P. M., And on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P. M. OORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amerf Picco gt lett a meramento—National Bank of D. O. Milis We issue OaEW 10h tna in Also Bills of hehe edit at sight in the pelnatonl cities ‘On Crews Britain and Coltestiotis on any part of the United States Ross cetae paid for County and State Gold and Silver Bullidn purchased. Assay at the Bank, “This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valley, where a general Banking Business is transacted. 2 J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. Nevada County Harrow Gauge. B. TIE TABLE NO. 52. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City onan after Sunday August 15, 1897, as follows. : H LEAVING FUK CULFAX. i h Lo.20 A. M. re gy ; connecting with Lo ain arriving at Sap rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P, M, F ‘ ily; ecti ith® I2:10. P. M. Grasuand’ Seen “eae: San Francisco at 7:00 A. M, and Overland Train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 P. M. 330 P. M Daily; connecting with Local Train leaving Sacramento at 5 P. M. and Overland Trains for East and West. LAAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, DAILY. 1:30 P: M. Sundays only. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9:43 A. M. land drain from fast 00 'P, M. Pallnj connecting wish Over: cisco at 7:00.A. M. and Overland from East. 9: 40 P.M, Daily ; connecting with Local Train leaving Sacramento at 5:00 P. M. and all points Sout: Arriving From Grass Valley. 1:25 P. M. Sunday only. JOHN F. KIDDER, — Preu. & Gen’!] Manager. £DW'D H. BROWN. Superintendent. UNION HOTEL wer Ps D. J. Prop. First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. the largest and most modern dining Pi in the elke, With the freshest and besi the-market affords. TAKE NOTICE—No Chinese employed in the House. The new man ment of the Union Hotel. with its fous oe panes im nop owene gm it t nest and most popular resort in g gd oe of Northern Centra) Cali@>rnia. Sunset = Limited THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY’S MAGNIFICENT TRAIN BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO and NEW ORLEANS LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO, 10 p. m. Tues. & Sat. LOS ANGELES, 3 p. m. Wed. & Sun. Vestibuled, Composite, Cosmpartmens, Double Drawing-room Sleeping an Dining cars elegantly Fitted. A Royal Train Along’ a Royal Way. PACIFIC COAST LIMITED BETWEEN LOS ANGELES, ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO. Via Bi Paso and Fort Worth, Wifh through car connection for SAN FRANCISCO LEAVES San Fruntisoo 5 p.m. Mon. and Thur. Los ‘Angelos 11:30 a m. Thos, and Fri, Arrives at Chicago 4p. m. Fri. and Mon. An Elegant Solfd Vestibuled train, with Equipment similar to SUNSET LI. ITED GRAND — TRANSCONTINENTAL TOURS, Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 2% Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL.deseri melted elisa a cee a quartz from from Gold P»wzt, Gold and Bars. ud Crantilas for sale. LOST MANHOOD. HEADACHE PIMPLES, wi edy to cure the complaint with A written ‘cuarantee to pe hy use of six boxes. ‘ P One Dollar a box, six ¢ Eo for $5. Sénd for Circulars Address all mail o r sentence Testimoni aa : Sete ateTONS 805 EO x By Bon Frame, Cat AY Mat PNET aetabie Vacate wlrer Att)” a i ba Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs DESPONDENGY A AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. sna IMPOTENGY, vé principle on whic the vitality of the SEXB n o mz ‘ the money if a permanent cure is noteffe<; by the od Ned FRED E. BROWN. BROWN. & MORGAN, ‘ ‘EDWARD J. MORGAN. Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NEVADA CITY, -Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan Companies. FOR. © Palmer place on Nevada street is buildings. The old negro church property on: 175 feet. at ‘a bargain. 5 minutes walks-fro with good lot, situated on Pi m the OPFIGE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, —: CALIFORNIA. and Building €o., of San Francisco, Cal. Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on-commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insurance References— The business men of Nevada City. SALE. . The Moyle place near the depot 1s offered as a whole or in single lots. Eight room house with large lot, having a good barn on the place. Well and city water. Situated on Nevada street. Price $1250. offered at reasonable terms. $1500—A) ranch of six acres near Nevada City. Good: dwelling and outA new dwelling house of four rooms and bath, with lot 75 feet by 150 feet, situated on Long street.is offered on the installment plan. The Lones place on Broad street can be purchased on easy terms. Lot on Park Avenue, 65x150. Priee$250. Pine street having a frontage of 70 by Two dwellings.on Boulder street are offered on easy terms. For Sale—twe fine dwelling houses on Boulder street for sale on thé installment plan with 14 acres of L gered One acre under cultivation. Cow and chickens go with the place. Price 6-Room House chickens « This place is situated within the town limits and about 1000. Cash $500, balance in®asy NSORIPT office, ue street, is offered for sale at a bargain, You naturally want to get STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING Printing judges lant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. mit the work we are now turning out to be the best. When You Buy Job Printing the best for your money. The yaality of Paper, Type and Ink all cut a‘ gure in determining thé merit of the production. only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, atill the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. Weclaim to excel in these respects alao, We use The same as in clothing, and the TRNSORIPT keeps up with the deerees of Dame}. Fashion iu the Art Preservative. We have the newest aud most complete Job Competent Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figures They will satisfy you. BROWN &.CALKINS, Job Printers, Commercial street, NEVADA CITY JAMES CAIRNS, DEALER IN Harness and Saddlery PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Plush Robes—$2 and upwards. Horse Blankets—$1 and upwards. Single Harness—$7.50 and upwards. Buggy Tops—Trimmed from $12 up. Rubber Aprons—$1.50 and upwards. JAMES CAIRNS. e RE, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. h ! William & Thomas Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL. 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McALuisrEr, ys Cresclene. ing Cough, Croup sthma, Catan h, Colds. a GESSOLENE . being administered by tuhalWh H. DICKRRMAN, Draggist and Stationer, fusely and artistically illustrated, and most i Safest and Most Effectual. Means ner of Whereas, of Nevada, nua a Whereas, mates were before doi: experience mined, and in excess of dered to be there shall voters of ta sary for co duly appoint and authorize W. F bright and F to make surveys, inthe literese sf anions n the interest of sa’ ity of Nevada, and Whereas, said Board of + tofore caused glebright and F. R. timates of the cost of shid contemplated public improvement, which said plans and esti5 t struction and ¢ sewer system of other things nec Ordinance No. 146. AN ORDINANCE CALLING A.SPECIAL ‘election in the City of Nevada, submitting to the qualified voters of said City, at said election, the proposition of incurring a municipal indebtedness, to the aggregate amount of $28,000.00 for the purpose of building and construct ing a public sewer system, and doing all things necessary to complete and perfect the same, the cost of which will ‘be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income of said city ; providing further, for the issuance of ‘bo: ds of said City, to said amount, and for that purpose ; prescribing the time and manhholding such election, and the voting for or against incurring such indebtedness, and otherwise regulating said election, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows ; SECTION 1. the Board of Trustees of the City by ordinance heretofore duly , by a vote of more than two-thirds of ts members, i. ©. by unanimous vote, .apae and published as soqnived by law as determined that the public interest and necessity demand, intérest and necessity dodemand. lic sewer system “ee co} pleted, within the Ci serve the health and and such purposes, and that the cost thereo is too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City ; and Whereas, said Board of Trustees has determined, and does hereby determine that the assessed value of all property, both real and personal, in said City, for taxable purposes, is the sum of $944,635, and that the an1 income and reyenue of said City do not rap fe itto more than the sum of $25,000.00 , and whereas, fhe public that a pubmstructed and comof Nevada, to preleanlineéss of'said : ity. by resolution, said Board did . Engle.R. Simonton, civil engineers. Jans and estimates of said sewer system, on behalf, and ustees has hereto be made, by said W. F, En. Simonton, plans and esduly submitted to said Board and by them heretofore duly accepted and approved, after careful examination and consideration by said Board, and Whereas, said W. «. Englebright and Ff. BR. Simonton,are competent civil engineers, who said work, have had successful nsuch work as the aforesaid contemplated public impro t, which fact the said 5 ae of Drussoes, po ebay does now unanimously adjudge and determine hereby; and Whereas, it appears timates that the cost of ublic improvement, will amount to $28,000.00 n the aggregate, which y said plans and_essuch contemplated amount is largely the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City Now therefore, in consideration of the premises, and in pursuance of the inance and proceed i the statute in such cases made and provided, a special election is hereby called, and orings aforesai held and conducted in and for the City of Nevada, State of California, at the time and in the manner hereinafter fixed and prescribed, at which special election be _ submitted to the alified id City of Nevada, to by voted upon at said special election as hereinafter provided, the proposition o ndebtedness by said City of evada, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $28, forthe purpose of acquiring, laying an git and parohading Sosterias therefor id < m do aia ing materials therefor, an ineurring an mgs necessary for the conI aren of the said public SECTION 2. The objects and urposes f. said indebtedness is peoniaed: og amen ae Ty make, sontrape ck oi 0 ©, construct a ; phe wApeaper ti pig 2 wald” Clty of ‘Nevada, ase mater of way, lands, and do all other thine Ee : nstruct: and comp) the i samé, and to establish, complete a ui pipes, mains, and whatever hities shall be necessary for the convenience of the inhabtants of said city, in maki adequate and sufficient. a SECTION 3, ? The estimated cost of the acquisition and construction of said public and the righ q srateciaie’ aan its of way, lands, materials, and its inhabita wit: same; that itants stances and sease, the lands, character k ordinanee, 1-40th part per annum paid, Saturday thereat rec thereof mad and accord sunr day, when t pub) tion pro publish fy hi e: gr te sum of $28,000 00, and to igs of the said City to that amount; to pay the posts thereof. paid each and every year, on a place to be tixed by said Board o: Trustees, together with the interest on all sums unpaid at such pani at the rate of Six per cent tai and determi tions in said City such election shall be and remain arise of the hour of mie o'clock in The ballots w al election shall be ter and form as : ipal. elections in. ry therefor, and of the whole of said contemplated public iaaah ‘is as follows, eewis; the im of $25, sum of. $28,SECTION 4. The construction and ‘completion. of said public sewer system, with the rights of way, Materials, land and for making a aforesaid, are necessar other things necessary foes Shaan the same, as e 7, to the said City and nts for the following reasons;toBecause there is rot, and never has been, a public sewer system in the said City of Nevada, and because venience now ari eat trouble and inconfrom the want of. the it is necessary for the health of the inhabitants of said bas 5 and the private piper: and sewers, now. used b: n. y Dia: of th and residents of said City, py wholly inadequate, and the refuse and offal from the same is a nuisance in many inREDUCTION IN PRICE. . 3: breeds sickness and contagious SECTION 5. That the costs of the acquisition and construction of said public sewer system, with materials, rights’ o Way, and other things necessary to complete the sanie, will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual City of Nevada, and that it is necessary to incur an indebted: income and revenue of said ness by said City, in the ague. bon “SECTION 6. That borids of the City of Nevada, of the nown as ‘‘Serials” to the reged for gate amount of 00, shall be. the cost of said public improvemen: heretofore set forth, if t osition to incur said cepted by two-thirds of all the ers, voting at said electi: a shall: te tanen and bes indebtedness .be acualified votof the whole amount "shall be and at a until the entire debt shall be * SECTION 7. The special election hereby called, aforesaid, shallbeheldon » the 6th day of May, 1899, end. shall be held and conducted, votes yeived and canvassed, returns le, and the result thereof ascerso nes, = herein yore, e law govern elecity of Nevada, and the polis of said day of election nl the ¢ polls shall be clasea ot me SECTION 8. Notice of the said special eléetion shal published for not less than two weeke print to the said da orthe mf i ater: Ss in at least one * Se paes ah tna sertse oe aha” ren gyn w ie ir fe) pose th Me and ided, . “— Bb amma prov h shall be used at the eaid the same sharaesaid City of Neotherwise herei: ‘ ; ots shall TR ght ea . vertised for sale a’ . ocgea sndor SF hae cpio ote wa . Mice, am Batvry oeret, Si Prasat, faz { Central Pacific Railroad Company. f ‘ bigs nae of. .foresnid; and every voter . ing to yote ponchos itn . roposition shall, in voting: stamp a cross (x) in the’b sq’ ; tighs< of the word “No” p peg a ballot, as aforesaid. SECTION 10. lecti hots, and the numbers aad toe las Steet ebail be as herein réscribed in this ordinance. There sha’ 4 Sour election precincts. The places of e < tion, and the officers who shall conduct the ada, shall be, and they are ped taf he oad Sid ‘appoiiesd as follows, towit: et fat de The places of election sh Bor recinct No 1, Clu tory. 's Geen . For Precinct No, 2, City Hall. Sor Preeinet rs &fiode Horiae ne 4. t No, 4, Hose How ls The officers who shall conduct said special i $ ole Precinct No. 1—Inspectors, Wm. Giffin, R. C, Walrath, Judges, K. J. Rector, Jos. Martin, Clerks, E. McKinlay, E. /T. Powell] Ballot Clerks, Thos. Granville, Chas. Pecor. For Precinct No. 2—Inspectors, John CampRroisaten Clska. ‘Hear Hosking A Ee i s, Henry we Morrison. Ballot Clerks, D. H. Holland, . J. ie Precinct No. 8—Inspectors, Wm. Fioyd, U. L. Beightol. Judges, John Hamiltor, C D. Kastin, Clerks,-G. D. puenier Jas. English, Ballot Clerks, Felix Gillet, Heury ne, For Precinct No. 4—Inspectors, G. W. Dun. eet, We Hicks. Judges, J. C. Locklin, Thos. Polmere. Clerks, M. Hanley, J. S. presory. Ballot Clerks, Thos. Rowe, A ‘The bouridaries of the said election precincts are as follows: PRECINCT NUMBER ONE,’ Commencing at the Intersection of Boulder street and. the City Limits, running thence along Boulder street to Broad perect Bridge across Deer Creek, thence ge road street to Pine street, thence along, ing, Sows to Saer to street, th along Sacramento street, and the street henge from Sacra: mento street tothe Gri Valley Turnpike, thence along said Turnpike to Ligeia & limits; thence east and north along jhe city limits to, the place of beginning. PRECINCT NUMBER TWO. Commencing at:the intersection of the Grass Valley Turnpike and ‘the city limits, thence running along the Grass-Valley Turnpike and the street leading to Sacramento a phenee Alons Secremnensn senees 4 ne streets thence alo ne stree Broad street, thence slong Broad street and West Broad street. to the city limits; thence. south and east along the line of the city limits to the place of beginning. PREOINCT NUMBER THREE. Commencing at the intersection of Boulder street and the city limits, thence along Boulder street to Broad street bridge across creek, thence along Broad street to Unio street, thence along Union street to .Ma street, thence along Main street, to Chur¢h street, thence along Church street to Coyote street, thence along Coyote street to sity limits; thence east and south along said city limits to the place of beginning. PRECINCT NUMBER FOUR. Commencing at the intersection of West Broad street and the city limits, th ru ning along West Broad street and Bro street to Union street, thence along Union street to Main street, thence slong, Malp street to Church street, thence along Church: street to Coycte street, thence along Coyote street tothe city limits ; thence West and South along said city limits to the place of beginning. SECTION 11, As soon as the polls are closed in each of said precincts, the Judges of election shall canvass the votes.cast in their respective peecets For Po ne sr ry eho! Sdn the inde ness. aforesaid, as nearly as racticable, in the manner provided b law, ‘or canvassiag votes. for muniei, re elected at elections held in the of Ne. vada. The returns for the said precincts sha. be made out and signed in the usual form; by the officers of election, for said precincts Ph gear ry , and shall be forthwith deposi with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees f said City of Nevada, together with the Ballots cast at said special election, in precincts respectively, The Board of Trustees of said c ity, shall, he aid urns and reeincts, have been deposited, with oni Clerk. nore the said returns, ia the manner provided by law for canvassing returnsof election of municipal officers ‘said. fe A upon the canvass of said returns, it shall be ascertained and determined that at least two-thirds of all the voters, yoting at ‘said special election, have voted in favor of t/ aforesaid proposition, For pucnrring thewal indebtedness of $28,000.00, then the bonds of said City of Nevada, hereinbefore mentioned, shall be issued by the Board of ‘Tr “as herein by law ergrsced, and as her r d Board. vtbe peodnioms ok tn citi ral © provisions o} 16 ©; tion laws of the State of California, and the qusiiiostion of voters, shall qovere the conuct of said special election in all herwise specified, in this ordi: not herein ot’ nance, and-not incons nt herewith. SECTION 12, Immediately upon the ze of th dinance, and tes ‘approval noe ig He A of the Board of Trustees aforesaid the said directed to "s Carriage Facordinance is hereby ordered and be,and shall be published in the, Nevapa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily ‘newspaper, pu lished in said City of Nevada, for the period of two weeks, <ot shall be published in each issue of said paper, as often as the same is published during said period, and the last publication thereof shall not be less than fteen days prior:to the day of: the special election pernby onion. f the cit n the Board o ‘ustees of the Ney the following vote : Ayes—Carr, Gault, Jechese, Rector, Rich, Noes—None, 333 2% «J. JACKSON, President of the Board of City Trustees of, the City of Nevada. MY Ce BO ee Board : T. H. Cag lerk of said P Approved March md. i 1899, J. J. JACKSON, President of the Board of Trustees of’ thi nae Pood of Nevada, and the Txboutive ca y. First publication of this Ordi made on March 25th, 1899, sn bib: Notice of Proving Wiil. N THE SUPERIOR COURT I the county of Nevada, State a Poy hg n thé matter of she Estate of LUCY I say agg be 4 otice is here ven that M the 2th day of dort 1899, ‘at'10 Seine ee m., of said aoe. at the Court Reom. of said Court, at the Court House in the Cit and nty of Nevada, has been appointed me asthe time and place for proving the Will. of said Lucy Cavanaugh, decé es r hear. ing the = ication of P, Dillon for the issuance to him of letters of administration with the Will annexed when and where any person interested may appear afid contest the same. ‘ Dated April 7, we ie ARROG AD AST, Clerk, By A.J. Hosking Deput: jerk, Thos. 8S. Ford, Attorney for po Ai m8 Notice of Assessment. NEXAS GOLD MINING COMPANY. LOCA. T TION of principal place of business, Seni Francisco, California. Loeation of works, pA thane Nevada City, Nevada county, ‘ornia, Notice is hereby given that at a mee'ing < the Board of Directors, held on the aie. fed of March, 1899, an Lengmeony arr 1 of fifteen Cents per share, was levi uponthe Capital Stoek of the Corporation, immediately in United States Go! Goin to the Secretary, at the office of the Com Number 208 Battery street, San fran’ cisco, California. Any stock upon whic’! this assessment shall remain ‘unpaid on the day of May, 1899, will be deli: uent, and adublic auction; and unless le before, wi be . sold. on ‘i i iy the gk Gb Se ment eetny the 30th delinquent NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ MERTING. NOTICE Is HEREBY of 10 ¢ A. De 18 pola will clove at 3 o'closi p.m Seovetary Central Pacide Boling same in each of the several precincts of the} . ment is made be} at which o lection elected for the full term of e polls will be ATE fg? ihe ciahe Dei nes oveby given yo gonekt ta berate ge WE set devensod; to. the eredi Se elo ke per. sons having claims against the: to exhibit them with the, nn rs within four’ he 12 tes tion of this poses Ee er the firee trates with Bi Rees ed. at the law office Ps Searls,. City, : eis hy a i the la ort re! ion e bus d said county of Nevada. Cone te in Administrator with Will a: Ghithe ca, tate of Charles EK. Joh = : Dated Maren i0ch, ig, pgireS ee Notice to Creditors, STATE OF A. W. RERRING, 1 E Fotiee is hereby. given by. the signed, Uxecutrix 6: ast Berri, bgt ee 1 We the ered, ee and ns &. aga’ ddeunanae to exhlbie on with the 2 essary vouchers, the firet publication of “thin ‘nor Sag Age Senrla, Nevada City, Nevaie ones, of Ered hia, the same being the place for the ter. transaction of the business of said esta County of ie ” ong ee F. Sxegutrin ofthe Lat Nil td Retamerto Dated March 18th, 1809.” Assessment Notice, OME -GOLD MINING cCompany— I ‘ of . he as Place of : ISCO, ifornia. Loca. tion of ‘Works, Woods nb, Nevada Cex, Nevada county, California, __ Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Dir ors, held onthe day of baer an it (No. 15) of i ted: caer. “fey — ] ately in Un eo Pez ee ai, te, Gamay Any stock u ich this assessment shal remain unpaid on the 2Uthday. of A ait 1899, ill “be ‘delinquent anid advertised for sale ai blic auction; and unless pay" ore, will be sold on M the 22d day of May, 1899, to the delin: quent: assessment r with costs of advertising and expense saJe. B order of the Board of Directors, ™ 0. KE, JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—316 Front street, San Francisco, California. oe mr22 $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any. and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,shape or manner with the Oompany’s‘poles or wires in either of the towns. or across country. WARNING—From now.cn there will be a strong current on our wires, and og ‘meddling with them do s0 at — : own risk. : } E. J. pe Santa, Jr., Manager Nevada County Electric Power Company. Notice to Creditors. {* THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF James A. Weeks, doceused. Notice is hereby given to all persons haying claims agaist the estate of James A. Weeks, dece to present the same, properly vouched, with the necessary vouchers, to the e Executors at the law office of ries. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, California, that being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, within four months from the first publication of this notice, or the same. will be forever barred. Grass Valley, Cala., March Ber ‘ SAM A. WEEKS EDWARD WEEKS, Enepataes of the Will of James A. Weeks, ec ° Cras. W. Kirra, attorney. for estate. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKholders of nic Hall Association will be held at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday evening, May 13th 1809, at7 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electi Trustees for the ensuing year, and the eeiedetion of such other business as be properly and legally brought before sai meeting. L J. ROLF, Secretary. Nevada City, April 4, 1899. Assessment Notice. LA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. ation of principal of business, a Francisco. rain 239 tion of works, levada City, Nev Sour, Californis. Notice is here r given tat a meet‘ing of. be Boa: of Directors, held on the third day of April, ’ an assess‘ment (No, 15) of) two and one-half cents per share, was levied upon the ‘Capital Stock of the rat “hese ‘immediately in Gol n, to the Secretary, at mpany, at 404 Montgomny Py hiet thin seoeeetenne abel w 8 ent 8. remain unpe id on the ninth day. of M ‘1899, will be doling pent, and. advertised for sale at public auction; ‘and unless payment is: ‘ore, will he sold on Monday, the le 20th day of May, boar to pay the delinquent’ assessmen: : er. h the costs of advertising and oa 7% of pa . 3 i is retary. Offlee—No, .404 t, San Erancis¢o, Californie come al HEALTH AND ACCIDENT, __ INSURANCE. Pdelty Maia Hid Asoiation an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hagard of occu jon, from_ $8.00 ; . Sbla to Work’ aeecned Pein ne wean on TLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed. Te eke e050 week, when you are fu 9 ers he nm PAY, ou . eet both f A ee Fie east LIFE “INSURANCE. FANCY

NEVADA CITY . BROAD STREET, -CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, + = 50,000 Undivided profits, < « . 35,000, ——— ~ DIRECTORS. : BH. M. PRESTON ..¢...00. seas *, ;«President Joun T, MorGan Cashier D. KE. MorGAN Secretary Hon, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Aord Housman, o, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 A.M. to 4 P. M., And on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P. M. OORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amerf Picco gt lett a meramento—National Bank of D. O. Milis We issue OaEW 10h tna in Also Bills of hehe edit at sight in the pelnatonl cities ‘On Crews Britain and Coltestiotis on any part of the United States Ross cetae paid for County and State Gold and Silver Bullidn purchased. Assay at the Bank, “This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valley, where a general Banking Business is transacted. 2 J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. Nevada County Harrow Gauge. B. TIE TABLE NO. 52. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City onan after Sunday August 15, 1897, as follows. : H LEAVING FUK CULFAX. i h Lo.20 A. M. re gy ; connecting with Lo ain arriving at Sap rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P, M, F ‘ ily; ecti ith® I2:10. P. M. Grasuand’ Seen “eae: San Francisco at 7:00 A. M, and Overland Train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 P. M. 330 P. M Daily; connecting with Local Train leaving Sacramento at 5 P. M. and Overland Trains for East and West. LAAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, DAILY. 1:30 P: M. Sundays only. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9:43 A. M. land drain from fast 00 'P, M. Pallnj connecting wish Over: cisco at 7:00.A. M. and Overland from East. 9: 40 P.M, Daily ; connecting with Local Train leaving Sacramento at 5:00 P. M. and all points Sout: Arriving From Grass Valley. 1:25 P. M. Sunday only. JOHN F. KIDDER, — Preu. & Gen’!] Manager. £DW'D H. BROWN. Superintendent. UNION HOTEL wer Ps D. J. Prop. First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. the largest and most modern dining Pi in the elke, With the freshest and besi the-market affords. TAKE NOTICE—No Chinese employed in the House. The new man ment of the Union Hotel. with its fous oe panes im nop owene gm it t nest and most popular resort in g gd oe of Northern Centra) Cali@>rnia. Sunset = Limited THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY’S MAGNIFICENT TRAIN BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO and NEW ORLEANS LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO, 10 p. m. Tues. & Sat. LOS ANGELES, 3 p. m. Wed. & Sun. Vestibuled, Composite, Cosmpartmens, Double Drawing-room Sleeping an Dining cars elegantly Fitted. A Royal Train Along’ a Royal Way. PACIFIC COAST LIMITED BETWEEN LOS ANGELES, ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO. Via Bi Paso and Fort Worth, Wifh through car connection for SAN FRANCISCO LEAVES San Fruntisoo 5 p.m. Mon. and Thur. Los ‘Angelos 11:30 a m. Thos, and Fri, Arrives at Chicago 4p. m. Fri. and Mon. An Elegant Solfd Vestibuled train, with Equipment similar to SUNSET LI. ITED GRAND — TRANSCONTINENTAL TOURS, Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 2% Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL.deseri melted elisa a cee a quartz from from Gold P»wzt, Gold and Bars. ud Crantilas for sale. LOST MANHOOD. HEADACHE PIMPLES, wi edy to cure the complaint with A written ‘cuarantee to pe hy use of six boxes. ‘ P One Dollar a box, six ¢ Eo for $5. Sénd for Circulars Address all mail o r sentence Testimoni aa : Sete ateTONS 805 EO x By Bon Frame, Cat AY Mat PNET aetabie Vacate wlrer Att)” a i ba Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs DESPONDENGY A AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. sna IMPOTENGY, vé principle on whic the vitality of the SEXB n o mz ‘ the money if a permanent cure is noteffe<; by the od Ned FRED E. BROWN. BROWN. & MORGAN, ‘ ‘EDWARD J. MORGAN. Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NEVADA CITY, -Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan Companies. FOR. © Palmer place on Nevada street is buildings. The old negro church property on: 175 feet. at ‘a bargain. 5 minutes walks-fro with good lot, situated on Pi m the OPFIGE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, —: CALIFORNIA. and Building €o., of San Francisco, Cal. Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on-commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insurance References— The business men of Nevada City. SALE. . The Moyle place near the depot 1s offered as a whole or in single lots. Eight room house with large lot, having a good barn on the place. Well and city water. Situated on Nevada street. Price $1250. offered at reasonable terms. $1500—A) ranch of six acres near Nevada City. Good: dwelling and outA new dwelling house of four rooms and bath, with lot 75 feet by 150 feet, situated on Long street.is offered on the installment plan. The Lones place on Broad street can be purchased on easy terms. Lot on Park Avenue, 65x150. Priee$250. Pine street having a frontage of 70 by Two dwellings.on Boulder street are offered on easy terms. For Sale—twe fine dwelling houses on Boulder street for sale on thé installment plan with 14 acres of L gered One acre under cultivation. Cow and chickens go with the place. Price 6-Room House chickens « This place is situated within the town limits and about 1000. Cash $500, balance in®asy NSORIPT office, ue street, is offered for sale at a bargain, You naturally want to get STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING Printing judges lant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. mit the work we are now turning out to be the best. When You Buy Job Printing the best for your money. The yaality of Paper, Type and Ink all cut a‘ gure in determining thé merit of the production. only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, atill the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. Weclaim to excel in these respects alao, We use The same as in clothing, and the TRNSORIPT keeps up with the deerees of Dame}. Fashion iu the Art Preservative. We have the newest aud most complete Job Competent Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figures They will satisfy you. BROWN &.CALKINS, Job Printers, Commercial street, NEVADA CITY JAMES CAIRNS, DEALER IN Harness and Saddlery PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Plush Robes—$2 and upwards. Horse Blankets—$1 and upwards. Single Harness—$7.50 and upwards. Buggy Tops—Trimmed from $12 up. Rubber Aprons—$1.50 and upwards. JAMES CAIRNS. e RE, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. h ! William & Thomas Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE best horses and i Ope that can tainéd in the county. n day and night. When you want a sty give us a eall @aFSpecial attention to transients. Se J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal. and fristrumenta' gy Music, . . _ Also Choral and Orchestral’ ws purpose of instructing pupils own 4. Ce Ft Sine part as to terms of tuition, etc. . apply: r by letteror perscoaily , San Juan the CLS ity ee THOS. 3. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Or P) THE Has attained a standard of excéllence which ad mits of. 110 superior, It contains every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. 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McALuisrEr, ys Cresclene. ing Cough, Croup sthma, Catan h, Colds. a GESSOLENE . being administered by tuhalWh H. DICKRRMAN, Draggist and Stationer, fusely and artistically illustrated, and most i Safest and Most Effectual. Means ner of Whereas, of Nevada, nua a Whereas, mates were before doi: experience mined, and in excess of dered to be there shall voters of ta sary for co duly appoint and authorize W. F bright and F to make surveys, inthe literese sf anions n the interest of sa’ ity of Nevada, and Whereas, said Board of + tofore caused glebright and F. R. timates of the cost of shid contemplated public improvement, which said plans and esti5 t struction and ¢ sewer system of other things nec Ordinance No. 146. AN ORDINANCE CALLING A.SPECIAL ‘election in the City of Nevada, submitting to the qualified voters of said City, at said election, the proposition of incurring a municipal indebtedness, to the aggregate amount of $28,000.00 for the purpose of building and construct ing a public sewer system, and doing all things necessary to complete and perfect the same, the cost of which will ‘be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income of said city ; providing further, for the issuance of ‘bo: ds of said City, to said amount, and for that purpose ; prescribing the time and manhholding such election, and the voting for or against incurring such indebtedness, and otherwise regulating said election, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows ; SECTION 1. the Board of Trustees of the City by ordinance heretofore duly , by a vote of more than two-thirds of ts members, i. ©. by unanimous vote, .apae and published as soqnived by law as determined that the public interest and necessity demand, intérest and necessity dodemand. lic sewer system “ee co} pleted, within the Ci serve the health and and such purposes, and that the cost thereo is too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City ; and Whereas, said Board of Trustees has determined, and does hereby determine that the assessed value of all property, both real and personal, in said City, for taxable purposes, is the sum of $944,635, and that the an1 income and reyenue of said City do not rap fe itto more than the sum of $25,000.00 , and whereas, fhe public that a pubmstructed and comof Nevada, to preleanlineéss of'said : ity. by resolution, said Board did . Engle.R. Simonton, civil engineers. Jans and estimates of said sewer system, on behalf, and ustees has hereto be made, by said W. F, En. Simonton, plans and esduly submitted to said Board and by them heretofore duly accepted and approved, after careful examination and consideration by said Board, and Whereas, said W. «. Englebright and Ff. BR. Simonton,are competent civil engineers, who said work, have had successful

nsuch work as the aforesaid contemplated public impro t, which fact the said 5 ae of Drussoes, po ebay does now unanimously adjudge and determine hereby; and Whereas, it appears timates that the cost of ublic improvement, will amount to $28,000.00 n the aggregate, which y said plans and_essuch contemplated amount is largely the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City Now therefore, in consideration of the premises, and in pursuance of the inance and proceed i the statute in such cases made and provided, a special election is hereby called, and orings aforesai held and conducted in and for the City of Nevada, State of California, at the time and in the manner hereinafter fixed and prescribed, at which special election be _ submitted to the alified id City of Nevada, to by voted upon at said special election as hereinafter provided, the proposition o ndebtedness by said City of evada, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $28, forthe purpose of acquiring, laying an git and parohading Sosterias therefor id < m do aia ing materials therefor, an ineurring an mgs necessary for the conI aren of the said public SECTION 2. The objects and urposes f. said indebtedness is peoniaed: og amen ae Ty make, sontrape ck oi 0 ©, construct a ; phe wApeaper ti pig 2 wald” Clty of ‘Nevada, ase mater of way, lands, and do all other thine Ee : nstruct: and comp) the i samé, and to establish, complete a ui pipes, mains, and whatever hities shall be necessary for the convenience of the inhabtants of said city, in maki adequate and sufficient. a SECTION 3, ? The estimated cost of the acquisition and construction of said public and the righ q srateciaie’ aan its of way, lands, materials, and its inhabita wit: same; that itants stances and sease, the lands, character k ordinanee, 1-40th part per annum paid, Saturday thereat rec thereof mad and accord sunr day, when t pub) tion pro publish fy hi e: gr te sum of $28,000 00, and to igs of the said City to that amount; to pay the posts thereof. paid each and every year, on a place to be tixed by said Board o: Trustees, together with the interest on all sums unpaid at such pani at the rate of Six per cent tai and determi tions in said City such election shall be and remain arise of the hour of mie o'clock in The ballots w al election shall be ter and form as : ipal. elections in. ry therefor, and of the whole of said contemplated public iaaah ‘is as follows, eewis; the im of $25, sum of. $28,SECTION 4. The construction and ‘completion. of said public sewer system, with the rights of way, Materials, land and for making a aforesaid, are necessar other things necessary foes Shaan the same, as e 7, to the said City and nts for the following reasons;toBecause there is rot, and never has been, a public sewer system in the said City of Nevada, and because venience now ari eat trouble and inconfrom the want of. the it is necessary for the health of the inhabitants of said bas 5 and the private piper: and sewers, now. used b: n. y Dia: of th and residents of said City, py wholly inadequate, and the refuse and offal from the same is a nuisance in many inREDUCTION IN PRICE. . 3: breeds sickness and contagious SECTION 5. That the costs of the acquisition and construction of said public sewer system, with materials, rights’ o Way, and other things necessary to complete the sanie, will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual City of Nevada, and that it is necessary to incur an indebted: income and revenue of said ness by said City, in the ague. bon “SECTION 6. That borids of the City of Nevada, of the nown as ‘‘Serials” to the reged for gate amount of 00, shall be. the cost of said public improvemen: heretofore set forth, if t osition to incur said cepted by two-thirds of all the ers, voting at said electi: a shall: te tanen and bes indebtedness .be acualified votof the whole amount "shall be and at a until the entire debt shall be * SECTION 7. The special election hereby called, aforesaid, shallbeheldon » the 6th day of May, 1899, end. shall be held and conducted, votes yeived and canvassed, returns le, and the result thereof ascerso nes, = herein yore, e law govern elecity of Nevada, and the polis of said day of election nl the ¢ polls shall be clasea ot me SECTION 8. Notice of the said special eléetion shal published for not less than two weeke print to the said da orthe mf i ater: Ss in at least one * Se paes ah tna sertse oe aha” ren gyn w ie ir fe) pose th Me and ided, . “— Bb amma prov h shall be used at the eaid the same sharaesaid City of Neotherwise herei: ‘ ; ots shall TR ght ea . vertised for sale a’ . ocgea sndor SF hae cpio ote wa . Mice, am Batvry oeret, Si Prasat, faz { Central Pacific Railroad Company. f ‘ bigs nae of. .foresnid; and every voter . ing to yote ponchos itn . roposition shall, in voting: stamp a cross (x) in the’b sq’ ; tighs< of the word “No” p peg a ballot, as aforesaid. SECTION 10. lecti hots, and the numbers aad toe las Steet ebail be as herein réscribed in this ordinance. There sha’ 4 Sour election precincts. The places of e < tion, and the officers who shall conduct the ada, shall be, and they are ped taf he oad Sid ‘appoiiesd as follows, towit: et fat de The places of election sh Bor recinct No 1, Clu tory. 's Geen . For Precinct No, 2, City Hall. Sor Preeinet rs &fiode Horiae ne 4. t No, 4, Hose How ls The officers who shall conduct said special i $ ole Precinct No. 1—Inspectors, Wm. Giffin, R. C, Walrath, Judges, K. J. Rector, Jos. Martin, Clerks, E. McKinlay, E. /T. Powell] Ballot Clerks, Thos. Granville, Chas. Pecor. For Precinct No. 2—Inspectors, John CampRroisaten Clska. ‘Hear Hosking A Ee i s, Henry we Morrison. Ballot Clerks, D. H. Holland, . J. ie Precinct No. 8—Inspectors, Wm. Fioyd, U. L. Beightol. Judges, John Hamiltor, C D. Kastin, Clerks,-G. D. puenier Jas. English, Ballot Clerks, Felix Gillet, Heury ne, For Precinct No. 4—Inspectors, G. W. Dun. eet, We Hicks. Judges, J. C. Locklin, Thos. Polmere. Clerks, M. Hanley, J. S. presory. Ballot Clerks, Thos. Rowe, A ‘The bouridaries of the said election precincts are as follows: PRECINCT NUMBER ONE,’ Commencing at the Intersection of Boulder street and. the City Limits, running thence along Boulder street to Broad perect Bridge across Deer Creek, thence ge road street to Pine street, thence along, ing, Sows to Saer to street, th along Sacramento street, and the street henge from Sacra: mento street tothe Gri Valley Turnpike, thence along said Turnpike to Ligeia & limits; thence east and north along jhe city limits to, the place of beginning. PRECINCT NUMBER TWO. Commencing at:the intersection of the Grass Valley Turnpike and ‘the city limits, thence running along the Grass-Valley Turnpike and the street leading to Sacramento a phenee Alons Secremnensn senees 4 ne streets thence alo ne stree Broad street, thence slong Broad street and West Broad street. to the city limits; thence. south and east along the line of the city limits to the place of beginning. PREOINCT NUMBER THREE. Commencing at the intersection of Boulder street and the city limits, thence along Boulder street to Broad street bridge across creek, thence along Broad street to Unio street, thence along Union street to .Ma street, thence along Main street, to Chur¢h street, thence along Church street to Coyote street, thence along Coyote street to sity limits; thence east and south along said city limits to the place of beginning. PRECINCT NUMBER FOUR. Commencing at the intersection of West Broad street and the city limits, th ru ning along West Broad street and Bro street to Union street, thence along Union street to Main street, thence slong, Malp street to Church street, thence along Church: street to Coycte street, thence along Coyote street tothe city limits ; thence West and South along said city limits to the place of beginning. SECTION 11, As soon as the polls are closed in each of said precincts, the Judges of election shall canvass the votes.cast in their respective peecets For Po ne sr ry eho! Sdn the inde ness. aforesaid, as nearly as racticable, in the manner provided b law, ‘or canvassiag votes. for muniei, re elected at elections held in the of Ne. vada. The returns for the said precincts sha. be made out and signed in the usual form; by the officers of election, for said precincts Ph gear ry , and shall be forthwith deposi with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees f said City of Nevada, together with the Ballots cast at said special election, in precincts respectively, The Board of Trustees of said c ity, shall, he aid urns and reeincts, have been deposited, with oni Clerk. nore the said returns, ia the manner provided by law for canvassing returnsof election of municipal officers ‘said. fe A upon the canvass of said returns, it shall be ascertained and determined that at least two-thirds of all the voters, yoting at ‘said special election, have voted in favor of t/ aforesaid proposition, For pucnrring thewal indebtedness of $28,000.00, then the bonds of said City of Nevada, hereinbefore mentioned, shall be issued by the Board of ‘Tr “as herein by law ergrsced, and as her r d Board. vtbe peodnioms ok tn citi ral © provisions o} 16 ©; tion laws of the State of California, and the qusiiiostion of voters, shall qovere the conuct of said special election in all herwise specified, in this ordi: not herein ot’ nance, and-not incons nt herewith. SECTION 12, Immediately upon the ze of th dinance, and tes ‘approval noe ig He A of the Board of Trustees aforesaid the said directed to "s Carriage Facordinance is hereby ordered and be,and shall be published in the, Nevapa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily ‘newspaper, pu lished in said City of Nevada, for the period of two weeks, <ot shall be published in each issue of said paper, as often as the same is published during said period, and the last publication thereof shall not be less than fteen days prior:to the day of: the special election pernby onion. f the cit n the Board o ‘ustees of the Ney the following vote : Ayes—Carr, Gault, Jechese, Rector, Rich, Noes—None, 333 2% «J. JACKSON, President of the Board of City Trustees of, the City of Nevada. MY Ce BO ee Board : T. H. Cag lerk of said P Approved March md. i 1899, J. J. JACKSON, President of the Board of Trustees of’ thi nae Pood of Nevada, and the Txboutive ca y. First publication of this Ordi made on March 25th, 1899, sn bib: Notice of Proving Wiil. N THE SUPERIOR COURT I the county of Nevada, State a Poy hg n thé matter of she Estate of LUCY I say agg be 4 otice is here ven that M the 2th day of dort 1899, ‘at'10 Seine ee m., of said aoe. at the Court Reom. of said Court, at the Court House in the Cit and nty of Nevada, has been appointed me asthe time and place for proving the Will. of said Lucy Cavanaugh, decé es r hear. ing the = ication of P, Dillon for the issuance to him of letters of administration with the Will annexed when and where any person interested may appear afid contest the same. ‘ Dated April 7, we ie ARROG AD AST, Clerk, By A.J. Hosking Deput: jerk, Thos. 8S. Ford, Attorney for po Ai m8 Notice of Assessment. NEXAS GOLD MINING COMPANY. LOCA. T TION of principal place of business, Seni Francisco, California. Loeation of works, pA thane Nevada City, Nevada county, ‘ornia, Notice is hereby given that at a mee'ing < the Board of Directors, held on the aie. fed of March, 1899, an Lengmeony arr 1 of fifteen Cents per share, was levi uponthe Capital Stoek of the Corporation, immediately in United States Go! Goin to the Secretary, at the office of the Com Number 208 Battery street, San fran’ cisco, California. Any stock upon whic’! this assessment shall remain ‘unpaid on the day of May, 1899, will be deli: uent, and adublic auction; and unless le before, wi be . sold. on ‘i i iy the gk Gb Se ment eetny the 30th delinquent NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ MERTING. NOTICE Is HEREBY of 10 ¢ A. De 18 pola will clove at 3 o'closi p.m Seovetary Central Pacide Boling same in each of the several precincts of the} . ment is made be} at which o lection elected for the full term of e polls will be ATE fg? ihe ciahe Dei nes oveby given yo gonekt ta berate ge WE set devensod; to. the eredi Se elo ke per. sons having claims against the: to exhibit them with the, nn rs within four’ he 12 tes tion of this poses Ee er the firee trates with Bi Rees ed. at the law office Ps Searls,. City, : eis hy a i the la ort re! ion e bus d said county of Nevada. Cone te in Administrator with Will a: Ghithe ca, tate of Charles EK. Joh = : Dated Maren i0ch, ig, pgireS ee Notice to Creditors, STATE OF A. W. RERRING, 1 E Fotiee is hereby. given by. the signed, Uxecutrix 6: ast Berri, bgt ee 1 We the ered, ee and ns &. aga’ ddeunanae to exhlbie on with the 2 essary vouchers, the firet publication of “thin ‘nor Sag Age Senrla, Nevada City, Nevaie ones, of Ered hia, the same being the place for the ter. transaction of the business of said esta County of ie ” ong ee F. Sxegutrin ofthe Lat Nil td Retamerto Dated March 18th, 1809.” Assessment Notice, OME -GOLD MINING cCompany— I ‘ of . he as Place of : ISCO, ifornia. Loca. tion of ‘Works, Woods nb, Nevada Cex, Nevada county, California, __ Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Dir ors, held onthe day of baer an it (No. 15) of i ted: caer. “fey — ] ately in Un eo Pez ee ai, te, Gamay Any stock u ich this assessment shal remain unpaid on the 2Uthday. of A ait 1899, ill “be ‘delinquent anid advertised for sale ai blic auction; and unless pay" ore, will be sold on M the 22d day of May, 1899, to the delin: quent: assessment r with costs of advertising and expense saJe. B order of the Board of Directors, ™ 0. KE, JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—316 Front street, San Francisco, California. oe mr22 $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any. and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,shape or manner with the Oompany’s‘poles or wires in either of the towns. or across country. WARNING—From now.cn there will be a strong current on our wires, and og ‘meddling with them do s0 at — : own risk. : } E. J. pe Santa, Jr., Manager Nevada County Electric Power Company. Notice to Creditors. {* THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF James A. Weeks, doceused. Notice is hereby given to all persons haying claims agaist the estate of James A. Weeks, dece to present the same, properly vouched, with the necessary vouchers, to the e Executors at the law office of ries. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, California, that being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, within four months from the first publication of this notice, or the same. will be forever barred. Grass Valley, Cala., March Ber ‘ SAM A. WEEKS EDWARD WEEKS, Enepataes of the Will of James A. Weeks, ec ° Cras. W. Kirra, attorney. for estate. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKholders of nic Hall Association will be held at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday evening, May 13th 1809, at7 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electi Trustees for the ensuing year, and the eeiedetion of such other business as be properly and legally brought before sai meeting. L J. ROLF, Secretary. Nevada City, April 4, 1899. Assessment Notice. LA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. ation of principal of business, a Francisco. rain 239 tion of works, levada City, Nev Sour, Californis. Notice is here r given tat a meet‘ing of. be Boa: of Directors, held on the third day of April, ’ an assess‘ment (No, 15) of) two and one-half cents per share, was levied upon the ‘Capital Stock of the rat “hese ‘immediately in Gol n, to the Secretary, at mpany, at 404 Montgomny Py hiet thin seoeeetenne abel w 8 ent 8. remain unpe id on the ninth day. of M ‘1899, will be doling pent, and. advertised for sale at public auction; ‘and unless payment is: ‘ore, will he sold on Monday, the le 20th day of May, boar to pay the delinquent’ assessmen: : er. h the costs of advertising and oa 7% of pa . 3 i is retary. Offlee—No, .404 t, San Erancis¢o, Californie come al HEALTH AND ACCIDENT, __ INSURANCE. Pdelty Maia Hid Asoiation an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hagard of occu jon, from_ $8.00 ; . Sbla to Work’ aeecned Pein ne wean on TLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed. Te eke e050 week, when you are fu 9 ers he nm PAY, ou . eet both f A ee Fie east LIFE “INSURANCE. FANCY