April 18, 1903 (4 pages)

eS ee bea eetueban ae 2 Nie ete et gm Ss a NEVADA City DatLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. =r * TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . By Mat, = + 66PerYear. ByCarrer, 121-2¢ Por Week ’ fs Delivered toany patt-uf the city. : Issued Every Evenihg, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. setae eee eee Apri 17, 1903 LOOM ON THE BRIGHT SIDE. WEEP the dark pictures out of your sight; don’t let your troubles, your cares, and your anxieties stand & ‘between you and -Heaven’s sunlight. Look on the bright side of things; and above all, refuse to press your seeming afflictions on others, ach trouble, do not take the moaning to him about it. The world is as full of happiness as it is of sunshine. If you think you have stomjoy out of another's life by If you refuse to take the one with the other, the blame is yours ~and the loss~ is yours. If you are hopeless, ~despondent, . gloomy, complaining, it -will-not-be-long before the effect-of your habits will be seen in those around you. verse of .this is equally true. And the reHow infinitely better it is, when asked in the morning how you are, to reply, “I am well,” and accompany the statement with a smile’ which carries conviction as to its truth, than it is to pull'a long face, and begin at once to enumerate all the real or fancied ills to which mortal flesh is heir, and many of which you think-you-are subject to and oppressed by. ’ Be cheerful, try and be honestly pleased-with your friends, your néighbors, you surroundings, day by day, week by week, and year by year (though the years will take care of themselves, if only you will take care of the hours), and you will be surprised’ how the habit of mind will grow, and show itself in a brighter eye, a quicker step, a-heartier handbach eee oe eee shake, a keener relish of all the good things of life, and the desire to make the best of what is not good in itself. Cultivate the royal side of every man and woman, extake only the silver from the "tract the sweetness” that-is ‘concealed in’ every supposed-itt; black mass of trouble with which you are wont to be opprossed—the old proverb that, “every cloud has a silver lining” is not by any means worn The fact that you may not yet have been able to out yet. get the silver concealed there, is no proof that it does not exist. © é And it may be added that many a miner has abandoned his claim through lack of perseverance and thereby lost what to another was a fortune. The only difference between the work of a miner and the work of him who would extract silver from a dark cloud, is that the miner ever burrows in the earth, while the other must ever climb upward, getting higher and higher into the realm of perpetual happiness and sunshine of soul and sublimity of character. ———*_—7>_———[][][][{[_[—]]]]]]]]]>>—_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King’s New Discov~ery for Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereaf-. ter effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Oonsumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. Trial bottles free. : “Ase man thinketh, so is he.” Asa man drinketh, so is he. Drink Gilt Edge whisky and you'll be good. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8S. F. Siverwaer Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have a complete line at very low prices. C.J, BRAND Broad Street. eae See our line of Souvenir Spoons Poisoned Him. WasHineton, April 17.—In the issuence of a warrant for the surrender to the Mexican Government of Dr. Chas. 8, Harle, now held under arrest at El Paso, Texas, on a charge of being an acceesory to a murder committed in OChibuahua, the State Department yesterday took steps to secure the punishment of a peculiarly atrocious crime which has engaged the attention of the two Governments and one of the big New York life insurance companies for many monthe. The papers filed at the State Department allege that the Mexican agent of the company, T. OC. Robinson; a man named Meredith and P. Dr. Harle conspired to murder a man in order to collect the insurance on his life, the policy for which had been issued by Richardeon. The policy was made out payable to Meredith, The victim was slowly poisoned to deatb, and the dcctor who attended him certified that he died from natural causes. The doctor’s defense ts that he did not himeelf administer the drag. Richardson and Meredith, also arrested in Texas, were discharged by the Court on the ground of insufficient evidence, bat the Mexican Governtnent ‘has sworn eut new charges, and the two men will be re-arrested and beld for extradition. —+-2@e-—— Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very best at all times. ee Loveland is now selling bis famou bread at five cents a losf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand yon wilialways toy it. rt v6-tf uged “Jesse Moore” will serve better than any other. Ite purity is unquesSee tioned, ite quality without « peer. of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . ° For all purposes for which whisky fe!HUNCH itera Ledges Con: ~ ined In. This Famous Mine from Its Discovery. a ThéB@iiowing article is a true statement of the amount of ore extracted and gold bullion produced from the mines owned by the Murchie Oonsolithey were ficst dise vered by the Murchie Brothers, ontil they were-turned over tothe Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Company (a corporation): The Indiana Hill ledge lies south a few hundred feet from the Alice Belle. Course south east and north west, and dips north. It can be traced half a mile, until the Gravel Range covers it. It is a strong ledge, which rane from two to five feet on the croppings. There have been three shallow shafts sunk to a depth of 25 or 80 feat. It is thought there is a good pay chute of ete between two of the shafts referred to, as in sinking on the east side of the chaft, but very little gold could be seen, while on the west side gold could be frequently seen. No drifts have been run from either side of the shaft. In the early ’603 ten tons of this ore was milled, that paid in free gold, $8.50 per ton. This. vein, in places csrries a large per cent; of sulphurets. There were no assays made. It is, will prove the best on tha property, when once the pay chute is opened up, as there is aperfect net work of ledges on the property coursing easterly and westerly and north and south. Several have had only work done in” fow little holes, from five—to—ten—feetdeep. The following are the ledges that have east and west veina:, Red, White and. Blne; No Name; Big Bilne; Ooe; Carley; Filmore; No Name; No Name; Alice Belle; Indian Hill; Kingsbury. . There are a number of small veins some of these at depth, and may carry large bodies of ore. Tha north and south veins are: Lone Star Independsnt; Ferry; Buckeye; Narragansett; No Name, “PLACERS ON PROPERTY. ‘There are one hundred or more acres of pay gravel, part of which can be worked by hydraulic process if allowed to run, and the balance worked by the drift method, as the values are con= fined to a few feet of grevel on the bed rock. Several acres were worked cut in what is known as the Lone Star Gravel Pit, aad $380,000 was taken out. The bank is from 4 to 120 feet deep, 700 feet, more or less, south east from the Pit. The Hope Tunnel Company drove a tunnel and took out about $15,000. The gravel running from $2.50 to $14 per set of timbers, 4 feet square. The ground-is quite wet overhead and the mine was closed down to be worked by the hydraulic process. ‘This gravel property will, in time, be valuable, and in working will un doubtedly uncover very rich veins of ore that will never otherwise be exposed, The little short ravines coursfog through this property have been very rich. In the early days. they all commenced at the Gravel Hill, The output. of the gravel channele Just Received our prices. Carpets, Sewed, Free of Ponge Silks frem 50 cents Wash Silks in all colors. Broad Street, Nevada City. product, $166,500, _ Facts Regarding This} between that will unddabtedly join+}for cash has been: Naragansett Ravine, $80,000; Spring Ravine, $12,000; Garden Ravine, $25,000; Sailor Ravine, $50,000; smaller guichea, $5000; drift, $15,000; Lone Star ‘Gravel Pit, $29,500. -Total This is avery low estimate of the output from gravel, The work that bas been. done on these properties is but a drop’ in the bucket, and there is enough good ore in the various named ledges when opened up, to keep a 100-stamp mill ranning for as many. years, and there will still be plenty left. NOTICE OF SALE _ —Or— of the State, Pursuant to Section 3897 of the dated: Gold. Mining Oompany, since} Stateand or part ; ow, therefore. in pursuance of law in such made and abe KE. P.gan, ntrolier of the State Gailtormia ty follow! 3 Public notice first be given of such sale by publication for at least three w also embody © ccpy of bi ¢ referred to and authorined to Regt is situate, iying and of Nevada, State of Caliand particularly described as follows, to-wit: eal BRIE Ssot er of-NE 34, Sec. 9, Tp. 15 N. R. 9 E., acres. id to the State July . B. M. That no bid shali be received or deed or deeds 6 referred %, with all interests, costs, ties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent That ania cole shall be eoeneeee. in all repects as iw verni: Given undies may bend and esa of “othée, at a ento, this 16th day of April, A. D. {Sea}. _ E, P, COLGAM. Sila ntroler By W. W. Dengias, Deputy. Therefore, inpursuante of law, public notloe is hereby given that I will, on at the bone of 10 Sask Si in crams ot se Gou ouse door, in the o evada, State of Califormin: B & oue -! ir cel at public auction, to the mighase bidder States, t “3 Baca hela i ro rei eeceteation Seetiind otek stl eer enndannes wnt is pore = a pare 2 this Doth e 80 situate, lying & ng in the county of Nevada, and being ate of Califorsia, and deseribed os fotlons, to-wit: : 836 of SW % of NE %, Sec. 9, Tp. N.B.9 Pad te ake Fy Fa hy Demat bias No bids will be received or for for less than the amount of all the taxes upon sald property. and all rest, costa. ties ai oxnenecs up to of this together with all subzequent taxes that hey Fae gn gehen upon said property u: oO! uance tothe State of the deed referred to in said Controller's authorization, with all interest, eosts, penaltigs and other charges thereon to : su uent taxes. mate of amount required to purchase the within described real esate, to wit: Ss of SW % of NE 34. See. 9; Tp. 15, N. B.9 pnt DB ons M. 20 ns wv an sold to State on the Ist‘ of y. 1891, for the delinquent taxes of deeded to the State on April 10th, 1008, is; SUMMARY. Taxof Pen. for Del. and Costs $7 20 C3 Given under my band od Ki ada City, in the County of N. State of Califorsi this loth day of April, A D. 1908 ~ H. J. WRIGHT, Tax i df Noradas Stats of Gautrnia® OM" . Carpets, Linoleum, Matting and Wall Paper. All the latest designs and colors. Call and see them.and You are sure to be plesed. get Lined and Laid . Charge. “Lace Curtains from 75 cents up. Summer Goods in all styles and up. Shirt Waists in all the latest desigtis. qualities. = , e Samples sent on application. sah .ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS,’H. EDDY, Manager. ee eet eae prop-. ster decorated: with ribbons. : 3 " naieicsiteinhntit + ergraaion COLD SPRING. HI Hes Been Bonded By Thos. B. Gray of This City. The Oold Spring mining property on the Washidgton ridge, above Willow Valley, bas been bonded by T. B. Gray. Thie well koown property was worked several years ago by a company of whieh ©. J, Brand and the Marsh Brothers were beavy stockholders. A tannel.was run several hundred feet and the property produced handsomely. The Lodge Al Ease. At the meeting of Laurel Parlor, N: D. G. W., last night, a candida‘e was initiated. After the meeting the ladies played a new game, called ‘‘Now, do} you like your neighbors?” It was Merry game, and the prize Was a lobMiss Minnie Kahl was the winner. The Todge hall was decorated with poppies for the occasion, and looked gay. A collation served in the banquet hall closed the evening’s entertainment. ; Articles Filed. Articlgs of incorporation of the Blase Teng Mining Company have been filed with the Secretary of State. Principal place of business, San Francisco. . QOapital stock, $500,000; subscribed, $20. Directors—O. L. Oanfield of San Francisco; P. C. Drescher, William &, Kleinsorge of Sacramento; and O. J. all. Graham of Nevada City. BORN. M’ALLISTER—In thie city, April 14, 1908, to the wife of Fred MoAllister, a eon, ; if 1 SUL SING No Trace Has Been Found of Michael McAuley. A telephone message was received here this morning from Beckwitb, that no trace whatever has been found of Michael McAuley, the Sierra county rancher, who has been missing since the 28rd of March. The message came from Daniel McAuley, and he has almost given ap hope of ever seeing bis brother again. The surrounding country has been searched, and far up into the mountains. ee eee Ser O.-F. Barker is here in the interest of A. Zellerbaeh & Co. of San Frana : eas 2. = M. Gerson. is here from. San Francisco. . . Mrs. Ed Brigham came down from North Bloomfield today on her way to Oakland. Mrs, Hughes and daughter came) down from North Bloomfield today on their way to Oakland. . J. K. Davidson 1s down from North Bloomfield. Robbed the Grave. A startling. [ncident is narrated by ‘John Oliver of Philadelphia, as followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sank: en, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides;-no appetite, growing weaker. day by day. Three physicians had given meup. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim.” Noone should fsil to try them. Only 60 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drug store. (TEASE Absolutely Pure THERE [S NO SUBSTITUTE “Itching hemorrhoids were the plagae of my life. Was almost wild Doan’s Ointment cured me quickly, and permanently, after doctors had failed.” O, F. Cornwell, Valley Street, Saugerites, N. Y. La Rue’s Cough Cure he min Sure Shot, at A Single Thought On a hot evening it’s natural to want something cooling and some and reliable Pleasing, whole‘Tegler’s Ice Cream af fs, Sea material flavored with th flavors. Come and get a Aue = Cc. E TEGLER from pure CONFECTIONER, Commercia) Street, Nevada Oity cs \ I ict PN Of the N.S. 6, W. Wil Meet on Monday, — April 27th, #8 Tar 88 known, are 3. Koowland of Alameda a, °° Wagner of San Bernarding™ L. Jones of Grass Vatiey, yh, ably filled the position duit term, ie @ candidate to, Dowaleville; is also mon, this position, Oare Constipation, Bilioag The Grand Parlor of the.N. 8, G. W. Headaches, Dyspepais, Ousnegy, will convene in annual session. at) Druggiste,ey Bakersfield on Monday, April 27th, and.glready many candidates are tn the fleld for official positions in the governing body of this organization. If you desire a Ane hot Wied call’on Wm. Hsrry at the oi < Maher & Co., Nevada Ci ashes Big Cut in Wash. coe Tees 12! cts. yard. 12) cts. y . Ladies, today we place on sale one: lot of Wash about twenty-five different styles and patterns at 12 per yard. ~~ e , These goods were bought to sell at fifteen and twe cents a yard, but we think we have too many, and out th all go at 12% cents, Come early if you want a nice Summer Dress cheap New today—Colored grenadine, — i New today—Black Grenadine. Respectfully, _ a , ¢ PS M1) 1Nothing lo)? fm, About Them “< 3 ‘about R : i ; Island tourist sleep: ers—except the price met of tickets. ; ' They have wide vestibules, Pintsch gas, ae 2. (f h steam heat, toilet rooms, ° . "and almost all the other con; : _Veniences of standard sleepers. The bedding is second-class tickets are accepted, and the berth rate, Californi: ia to’ Chicago, is only $6.00. . daily, via the ssideastenbenntticly ROCK [lal at Southern Pacific ticket 2 System TW gg Market Si. Ses Pranelco, Ca rLAY RK 7 But firat call at our store, A complete stock/of SPALDING’S GOOD can be found here. “4 BASEBALLS SC, 10C, 15c, a5c¢, soc and $1.25. Noa]: Je = loc, 25c, 35¢, Soc and $1. (Successor to Geo, E. Turner.) Turner & Hadley Comp ) a , i Fe « PINE STREET, NEVADA Off FINE GROCERIES 4 At ‘the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as ‘giving unusual values, and you will find right here every day: Drop ih and get some of our prices. You are always welcome. Co mmercial Street, Nevada City. the ‘one fe 3 a © : T. W. SIGOURNEY > April t fair, Sunday fair. eri [ST OF & rominent D ‘Preach At f. . Chorel pit of the Method! will be filled’ by tr reachers of Oalifor! v. Dr. Short, from ware, recently app milton as agent of the Pacific, will pres pour, and Dr. Bi pt of the same-te nently addressed. e 4th of July twoy reach in the evenin; nday evening, at McClish will give o tures. His subjec and His Sister.” A akes a Ciean Swee] nothing like doing . Ot all the Salves Bucklen’s Arnica. It sweeps away a e3, Bruises, Cuts, E Eruptions and Pi nd guaranteed to gi }W. D, Vinton, Drug Storage Meats lal first-class Oold should send your s., Commercial str f, pork, motton ‘a ket. oday whtte my-Bto e and everythin, d new. Our ING Hi the very latest deai sure we can please: e stylish, hands bry low in price, for yourself. melia Ste mmercial Streats, ‘DR, JORDAN'S useum of Anat UARZET ST. pet. tha 7th, 8 ‘The Largest of its kind in the W ee @re continually adding new 8p and learn how bebe 2 to avvid sickness and ease ‘fom any of the illsof cou Bpecialist on the Pacific Const, AN-PRIVATE DISE Qndatitetly private. Treatmen + SYPHILIS thoroughly 7 Without using Merens ' * MAN applying to us Teo his complaint. é@ a POSITIV; er forfeit One Thee, Mb Philosophy of Mari ne. (A valuable book for met AN & CO.,1051 Market 8 No. 8247, RIFFS SALE, or Court of the GO State of Valifornia, ee N, Plaintif?, va. ; ORNTON, Defendant. ee F SALE ON DECREE LOSURE OF LIEN. by virtue of an Ord. of Foreclosure of Lie lor Court of the C 1 California, on the ; nthe above entitles Gleason, the above ped 8 Jupement and ©. against Coleman On the 14th d, o of One Hundred ang er with costs of suit. *pounsel fees ‘allowed ©sUm of Bifty Dolh (81) Clerk's ascrul. ereon f: borage (pm the date Which said Judgme Udgment Book 4 of On page 885 et ge ered that the Liens unt be forpaloses Oo the said Beta the Property, towits © town of . Was State of itor: ly described as follo Senter of said town o Main street thereof; } ieald street and Ee ip ti on the ongt by $h t~ee south. by th bad cog he pee all and singularly ¢] eg and “appure “hereby given that e llth Day of ‘ist that day, in from n Nevada * Cj ia. J ty, Sale and 2,2

eS ee bea eetueban ae 2 Nie ete et gm Ss a NEVADA City DatLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. =r * TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . By Mat, = + 66PerYear. ByCarrer, 121-2¢ Por Week ’ fs Delivered toany patt-uf the city. : Issued Every Evenihg, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. setae eee eee Apri 17, 1903 LOOM ON THE BRIGHT SIDE. WEEP the dark pictures out of your sight; don’t let your troubles, your cares, and your anxieties stand & ‘between you and -Heaven’s sunlight. Look on the bright side of things; and above all, refuse to press your seeming afflictions on others, ach trouble, do not take the moaning to him about it. The world is as full of happiness as it is of sunshine. If you think you have stomjoy out of another's life by If you refuse to take the one with the other, the blame is yours ~and the loss~ is yours. If you are hopeless, ~despondent, . gloomy, complaining, it -will-not-be-long before the effect-of your habits will be seen in those around you. verse of .this is equally true. And the reHow infinitely better it is, when asked in the morning how you are, to reply, “I am well,” and accompany the statement with a smile’ which carries conviction as to its truth, than it is to pull'a long face, and begin at once to enumerate all the real or fancied ills to which mortal flesh is heir, and many of which you think-you-are subject to and oppressed by. ’ Be cheerful, try and be honestly pleased-with your friends, your néighbors, you surroundings, day by day, week by week, and year by year (though the years will take care of themselves, if only you will take care of the hours), and you will be surprised’ how the habit of mind will grow, and show itself in a brighter eye, a quicker step, a-heartier handbach eee oe eee shake, a keener relish of all the good things of life, and the desire to make the best of what is not good in itself. Cultivate the royal side of every man and woman, extake only the silver from the "tract the sweetness” that-is ‘concealed in’ every supposed-itt; black mass of trouble with which you are wont to be opprossed—the old proverb that, “every cloud has a silver lining” is not by any means worn The fact that you may not yet have been able to out yet. get the silver concealed there, is no proof that it does not exist. © é And it may be added that many a miner has abandoned his claim through lack of perseverance and thereby lost what to another was a fortune. The only difference between the work of a miner and the work of him who would extract silver from a dark cloud, is that the miner ever burrows in the earth, while the other must ever climb upward, getting higher and higher into the realm of perpetual happiness and sunshine of soul and sublimity of character. ———*_—7>_———[][][][{[_[—]]]]]]]]]>>—_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King’s New Discov~ery for Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereaf-. ter effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Oonsumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. Trial bottles free. : “Ase man thinketh, so is he.” Asa man drinketh, so is he. Drink Gilt Edge whisky and you'll be good. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8S. F. Siverwaer Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have a complete line at very low prices. C.J, BRAND Broad Street. eae See our line of Souvenir Spoons Poisoned Him. WasHineton, April 17.—In the issuence of a warrant for the surrender to the Mexican Government of Dr. Chas. 8, Harle, now held under arrest at El Paso, Texas, on a charge of being an acceesory to a murder committed in OChibuahua, the State Department yesterday took steps to secure the punishment of a peculiarly atrocious crime which has engaged the attention of the two Governments and one of the big New York life insurance companies for many monthe. The papers filed at the State Department allege that the Mexican agent of the company, T. OC. Robinson; a man named Meredith and P. Dr. Harle conspired to murder a man in order to collect the insurance on his life, the policy for which had been issued by Richardeon. The policy was made out payable to Meredith, The victim was slowly poisoned to deatb, and the dcctor who attended him certified that he died from natural causes. The doctor’s defense ts that he did not himeelf administer the drag. Richardson and Meredith, also arrested in Texas, were discharged by the Court on the ground of insufficient evidence, bat the Mexican Governtnent ‘has sworn eut new charges, and the two men will be re-arrested and beld for extradition. —+-2@e-—— Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very best at all times. ee Loveland is now selling bis famou bread at five cents a losf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand yon wilialways toy it. rt v6-tf uged “Jesse Moore” will serve better than any other. Ite purity is unquesSee tioned, ite quality without « peer. of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . ° For all purposes for which whisky fe!HUNCH itera Ledges Con: ~ ined In. This Famous Mine from Its Discovery. a ThéB@iiowing article is a true statement of the amount of ore extracted and gold bullion produced from the mines owned by the Murchie Oonsolithey were ficst dise vered by the Murchie Brothers, ontil they were-turned over tothe Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Company (a corporation): The Indiana Hill ledge lies south a few hundred feet from the Alice Belle. Course south east and north west, and dips north. It can be traced half a mile, until the Gravel Range covers it. It is a strong ledge, which rane from two to five feet on the croppings. There have been three shallow shafts sunk to a depth of 25 or 80 feat. It is thought there is a good pay chute of ete between two of the shafts referred to, as in sinking on the east side of the chaft, but very little gold could be seen, while on the west side gold could be frequently seen. No drifts have been run from either side of the shaft. In the early ’603 ten tons of this ore was milled, that paid in free gold, $8.50 per ton. This. vein, in places csrries a large per cent; of sulphurets. There were no assays made. It is, will prove the best on tha property, when once the pay chute is opened up, as there is aperfect net work of ledges on the property coursing easterly and westerly and north and south. Several have had only work done in” fow little holes, from five—to—ten—feetdeep. The following are the ledges that have east and west veina:, Red, White and. Blne; No Name; Big Bilne; Ooe; Carley; Filmore; No Name; No Name; Alice Belle; Indian Hill; Kingsbury. . There are a number of small veins some of these at depth, and may carry large bodies of ore. Tha north and south veins are: Lone Star Independsnt; Ferry; Buckeye; Narragansett; No Name, “PLACERS ON PROPERTY. ‘There are one hundred or more acres of pay gravel, part of which can be worked by hydraulic process if allowed to run, and the balance worked by the drift method, as the values are con= fined to a few feet of grevel on the bed rock. Several acres were worked cut in what is known as the Lone Star Gravel Pit, aad $380,000 was taken out. The bank is from 4 to 120 feet deep, 700 feet, more or less, south east from the Pit. The Hope Tunnel Company drove a tunnel and took out about $15,000. The gravel running from $2.50 to $14 per set of timbers, 4 feet square. The ground-is quite wet overhead and the mine was closed down to be worked by the hydraulic process. ‘This gravel property will, in time, be valuable, and in working will un doubtedly uncover very rich veins of ore that will never otherwise be exposed, The little short ravines coursfog through this property have been very rich. In the early days. they all commenced at the Gravel Hill, The output. of the gravel channele Just Received our prices. Carpets, Sewed, Free of Ponge Silks frem 50 cents Wash Silks in all colors. Broad Street, Nevada City. product, $166,500, _ Facts Regarding This} between that will unddabtedly join+}for cash has been: Naragansett Ravine, $80,000; Spring Ravine, $12,000; Garden Ravine, $25,000; Sailor Ravine, $50,000; smaller guichea, $5000; drift, $15,000; Lone Star ‘Gravel Pit, $29,500. -Total This is avery low estimate of the output from gravel, The work that bas been. done on these properties is but a drop’ in the bucket, and there is enough good ore in the various named ledges when opened up, to keep a 100-stamp mill ranning for as many. years, and there will still be plenty left. NOTICE OF SALE _ —Or— of the State, Pursuant to Section 3897 of the dated: Gold. Mining Oompany, since} Stateand or part ; ow, therefore. in pursuance of law in such made and abe KE. P.gan, ntrolier of the State Gailtormia ty follow! 3 Public notice first be given of such sale by publication for at least three w also embody © ccpy of bi ¢ referred to and authorined to Regt is situate, iying and of Nevada, State of Caliand particularly described as follows, to-wit: eal BRIE Ssot er of-NE 34, Sec. 9, Tp. 15 N. R. 9 E., acres. id to the State July . B. M. That no bid shali be received or deed or deeds 6 referred %, with all interests, costs, ties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent That ania cole shall be eoeneeee. in all repects as iw verni: Given undies may bend and esa of “othée, at a ento, this 16th day of April, A. D. {Sea}. _ E, P, COLGAM.. Sila ntroler By W. W. Dengias, Deputy. Therefore, inpursuante of law, public notloe is hereby given that I will, on at the bone of 10 Sask Si in crams ot se Gou ouse door, in the o evada, State of Califormin: B & oue -! ir cel at public auction, to the mighase bidder States, t “3 Baca hela i ro rei eeceteation Seetiind otek stl eer enndannes wnt is pore = a pare 2 this Doth e 80 situate, lying & ng in the county of Nevada, and being ate of Califorsia, and deseribed os fotlons, to-wit: : 836 of SW % of NE %, Sec. 9, Tp. N.B.9 Pad te ake Fy Fa hy Demat bias No bids will be received or for for less than the amount of all the taxes upon sald property. and all rest, costa. ties ai oxnenecs up to of this together with all subzequent taxes that hey Fae gn gehen upon said property u: oO! uance tothe State of the deed referred to in said Controller's authorization, with all interest, eosts, penaltigs and other charges thereon to : su uent taxes. mate of amount required to purchase the within described real esate, to wit: Ss of SW % of NE 34. See. 9; Tp. 15, N. B.9 pnt DB ons M. 20 ns wv an sold to State on the Ist‘ of y. 1891, for the delinquent taxes of deeded to the State on April 10th, 1008, is; SUMMARY. Taxof Pen. for Del. and Costs $7 20 C3 Given under my band od Ki ada City, in the County of N. State of Califorsi this loth day of April, A D. 1908 ~ H. J. WRIGHT, Tax i df Noradas Stats of Gautrnia® OM" . Carpets, Linoleum, Matting and Wall Paper.. All the latest designs and colors. Call and see them.and You are sure to be plesed. get Lined and Laid . Charge. “Lace Curtains from 75 cents up. Summer Goods in all styles and up. Shirt Waists in all the latest desigtis. qualities. = , e Samples sent on application. sah ..ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS,’H. EDDY, Manager. ee eet eae

prop-. ster decorated: with ribbons. : 3 " naieicsiteinhntit + ergraaion COLD SPRING. HI Hes Been Bonded By Thos. B. Gray of This City. The Oold Spring mining property on the Washidgton ridge, above Willow Valley, bas been bonded by T. B. Gray. Thie well koown property was worked several years ago by a company of whieh ©. J, Brand and the Marsh Brothers were beavy stockholders. A tannel.was run several hundred feet and the property produced handsomely. The Lodge Al Ease. At the meeting of Laurel Parlor, N: D. G. W., last night, a candida‘e was initiated. After the meeting the ladies played a new game, called ‘‘Now, do} you like your neighbors?” It was Merry game, and the prize Was a lobMiss Minnie Kahl was the winner. The Todge hall was decorated with poppies for the occasion, and looked gay. A collation served in the banquet hall closed the evening’s entertainment. ; Articles Filed. Articlgs of incorporation of the Blase Teng Mining Company have been filed with the Secretary of State. Principal place of business, San Francisco. . QOapital stock, $500,000; subscribed, $20. Directors—O. L. Oanfield of San Francisco; P. C. Drescher, William &, Kleinsorge of Sacramento; and O. J. all. Graham of Nevada City. BORN. M’ALLISTER—In thie city, April 14, 1908, to the wife of Fred MoAllister, a eon, ; if 1 SUL SING No Trace Has Been Found of Michael McAuley. A telephone message was received here this morning from Beckwitb, that no trace whatever has been found of Michael McAuley, the Sierra county rancher, who has been missing since the 28rd of March. The message came from Daniel McAuley, and he has almost given ap hope of ever seeing bis brother again. The surrounding country has been searched, and far up into the mountains. ee eee Ser O.-F. Barker is here in the interest of A. Zellerbaeh & Co. of San Frana : eas 2. = M. Gerson. is here from. San Francisco. . . Mrs. Ed Brigham came down from North Bloomfield today on her way to Oakland. Mrs, Hughes and daughter came) down from North Bloomfield today on their way to Oakland. . J. K. Davidson 1s down from North Bloomfield. Robbed the Grave. A startling. [ncident is narrated by ‘John Oliver of Philadelphia, as followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sank: en, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides;-no appetite, growing weaker. day by day. Three physicians had given meup. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim.” Noone should fsil to try them. Only 60 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drug store. (TEASE Absolutely Pure THERE [S NO SUBSTITUTE “Itching hemorrhoids were the plagae of my life. Was almost wild Doan’s Ointment cured me quickly, and permanently, after doctors had failed.” O, F. Cornwell, Valley Street, Saugerites, N. Y. La Rue’s Cough Cure he min Sure Shot, at A Single Thought On a hot evening it’s natural to want something cooling and some and reliable Pleasing, whole‘Tegler’s Ice Cream af fs, Sea material flavored with th flavors. Come and get a Aue = Cc. E TEGLER from pure CONFECTIONER, Commercia) Street, Nevada Oity cs \ I ict PN Of the N.S. 6, W. Wil Meet on Monday, — April 27th, #8 Tar 88 known, are 3. Koowland of Alameda a, °° Wagner of San Bernarding™ L. Jones of Grass Vatiey, yh, ably filled the position duit term, ie @ candidate to, Dowaleville; is also mon, this position, Oare Constipation, Bilioag The Grand Parlor of the.N. 8, G. W. Headaches, Dyspepais, Ousnegy, will convene in annual session. at) Druggiste,ey Bakersfield on Monday, April 27th, and.glready many candidates are tn the fleld for official positions in the governing body of this organization. If you desire a Ane hot Wied call’on Wm. Hsrry at the oi < Maher & Co., Nevada Ci ashes Big Cut in Wash. coe Tees 12! cts. yard. 12) cts. y . Ladies, today we place on sale one: lot of Wash about twenty-five different styles and patterns at 12 per yard. ~~ e , These goods were bought to sell at fifteen and twe cents a yard, but we think we have too many, and out th all go at 12% cents, Come early if you want a nice Summer Dress cheap New today—Colored grenadine, — i New today—Black Grenadine. Respectfully, _ a , ¢ PS M1) 1Nothing lo)? fm, About Them “< 3 ‘about R : i ; Island tourist sleep: ers—except the price met of tickets. ; ' They have wide vestibules, Pintsch gas, ae 2. (f h steam heat, toilet rooms, ° . "and almost all the other con; : _Veniences of standard sleepers.. The bedding is second-class tickets are accepted, and the berth rate, Californi: ia to’ Chicago, is only $6.00. . daily, via the ssideastenbenntticly ROCK [lal at Southern Pacific ticket 2 System TW gg Market Si. Ses Pranelco, Ca rLAY RK 7 But firat call at our store, A complete stock/of SPALDING’S GOOD can be found here. “4 BASEBALLS SC, 10C, 15c, a5c¢, soc and $1.25. Noa]: Je = loc, 25c, 35¢, Soc and $1. (Successor to Geo, E. Turner.) Turner & Hadley Comp ) a , i Fe « PINE STREET, NEVADA Off FINE GROCERIES 4 At ‘the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as ‘giving unusual values, and you will find right here every day: Drop ih and get some of our prices. You are always welcome. Co mmercial Street, Nevada City. the ‘one fe 3 a © : T. W. SIGOURNEY > April t fair, Sunday fair. eri [ST OF & rominent D ‘Preach At f. . Chorel pit of the Method! will be filled’ by tr reachers of Oalifor! v. Dr. Short, from ware, recently app milton as agent of the Pacific, will pres pour, and Dr. Bi pt of the same-te nently addressed. e 4th of July twoy reach in the evenin; nday evening, at McClish will give o tures. His subjec and His Sister.” A akes a Ciean Swee] nothing like doing . Ot all the Salves Bucklen’s Arnica. It sweeps away a e3, Bruises, Cuts, E Eruptions and Pi nd guaranteed to gi }W. D, Vinton, Drug Storage Meats lal first-class Oold should send your s., Commercial str f, pork, motton ‘a ket. oday whtte my-Bto e and everythin, d new. Our ING Hi the very latest deai sure we can please: e stylish, hands bry low in price, for yourself. melia Ste mmercial Streats, ‘DR, JORDAN'S useum of Anat UARZET ST. pet. tha 7th, 8 ‘The Largest of its kind in the W ee @re continually adding new 8p and learn how bebe 2 to avvid sickness and ease ‘fom any of the illsof cou Bpecialist on the Pacific Const, AN-PRIVATE DISE Qndatitetly private. Treatmen + SYPHILIS thoroughly 7 Without using Merens ' * MAN applying to us Teo his complaint. é@ a POSITIV; er forfeit One Thee, Mb Philosophy of Mari ne. (A valuable book for met AN & CO.,1051 Market 8 No. 8247, RIFFS SALE, or Court of the GO State of Valifornia, ee N, Plaintif?, va. ; ORNTON, Defendant. ee F SALE ON DECREE LOSURE OF LIEN. by virtue of an Ord. of Foreclosure of Lie lor Court of the C 1 California, on the ; nthe above entitles Gleason, the above ped 8 Jupement and ©. against Coleman On the 14th d, o of One Hundred ang er with costs of suit. *pounsel fees ‘allowed ©sUm of Bifty Dolh (81) Clerk's ascrul. ereon f: borage (pm the date Which said Judgme Udgment Book 4 of On page 885 et ge ered that the Liens unt be forpaloses Oo the said Beta the Property, towits © town of . Was State of itor: ly described as follo Senter of said town o Main street thereof; } ieald street and Ee ip ti on the ongt by $h t~ee south. by th bad cog he pee all and singularly ¢] eg and “appure “hereby given that e llth Day of ‘ist that day, in from n Nevada * Cj ia. J ty, Sale and 2,2