April 25, 1901 (4 pages)

SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . lille Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, . At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc ᤀ FRANK BE. WADSWORTH, C.C. G. W. Oe@pan, &. of R.andS. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Brery nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:30 o’eloek. J. SHAW C. GEO. A.GRAY,Seribe. fiydraulic Parior, No. 56, N. S. G. W Meets at Pythien Castle Bvery Tuesday eveni?g at 7:80 o'eloek. AUGUSI RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, 8.8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, und fourth Thursdays of each montt : MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. RELLE DOUGLASS R.S feral Connty Marrow Gauge &. 8. TINB TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City eu and afse> Sunday,;May 18, 100, as folOws. LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5:20 A. M. Dally Stockton at 4:15 P. A 8:45 315 p. m. 12:35 P. M. Overland “Treis, Sav rrancisco at 8: A. M. for 10:00 A. ML, §:15 M. po ga Pores leav! hast aud West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLKY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Dally. Arriving From Grass Valley Oaly., 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM OOLFAX. 9:35 A. M. ey ieete from 1:05 P. M. cise at 8:00 A. M. a leaving San Francisco at 10 A M, ast. land.train frum _bast. rain leaving San Fi o with Lo a 9:40 P. M. Train leaving Seertineuto at 4:6. °°. M. and all points Sout GEO. FLETCHER, ‘Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. ; connecting with LoTrain arriving at Sac2amento at 9:40 A. M. and Sau sraucisco via A, M. Daily , connecting with overland train No. a, stuppiug ouly at Auburu, RKockiiu, Sacramento, Benicia, Fort Costa ud Uakiand. arriving iv Sau Fraucisco at ! beds Rast, and Uveclaud Limited leaving San Fransisco at a Sacrameuto at 4360 P. M. and Overland _ rains for with OverDaily; counect'ng with overDaily ; connecting with Uvert Overland Lirited J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher o{ Vocal and instrument: ! Music, Also Choral apd Orchestra! Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Vajley and other kiy for tb portions os —es eon o urpose 0! “Soro lare se to terms of tuition, ete ‘or app the Professor, either by lettero. pc By at his homei2 North San Juan of the Union Hote! Nevads City C. H. HARRISON, DRALBR, I= All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacc« The Pinest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg B-: ¢ Dancing School. Ladies and gentieman’s dancing, sehou! every Wednesday ev ning, and children’: dancing school every Saturday a ternoon, b: PROF, JOHN MICHELt DR. COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 1009!¢ Niuth Street, between J and K. Hours l0tol’ a. M., 2 to 4and7to8 Pp. M., or by appoin* ment. SACRAMENTO, CAL. . NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable ROBERT M. LATT A, Proprictor. Best of attention given to transien customers. Stables Open All Nights Foot of BroadStrept, Nevada City. Talephone Ne National Exchange Stable, 8road Street, opp. Natio: al taehange Hote Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, Sd The Emptre Livery Stable has the iargest jot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AKD BUGGIES To he fan tn this nave of the Geate Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Prop’r. 15 Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M. and 1to5 P. M. GAP _ CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Francisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two equipped with make daylight taining scenes on the con tinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure ‘lime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. Through Trains daily. THe Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, elegant éafe and parlor cars, will trips through the most picturesque, varied and enterDr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chap DENTISTS. Uffice at residence, Sacramento st Hevada City, Cai. L. BOWMAN, 3 F.SHAD SHAW & BOWMAN, : Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City. Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF PILLINGS. RXYTRACTING KIEL PVT VY TWN! " SAear neice Raat Anslysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In cur analysis of the sample or whis key left with us by you we tind the alcohol by volume to be 47 18 perce t: avd by weigh 384.80percenrt The &xt-active mat 4 ter anio nts to 0.8: ° Hy ' per cent. and thein t org wic matter to but the miuutest of traces As the result of ‘those and other tests we tind he wh skey to be tree from al: abno mal or deleterion ing edient-; to benpt:thestandar’ +t ength; and tv constitute au absolutei) pure artic’e. . ‘LHos. Puick & Son CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET,CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 50,000 35,000}. Paidupincoian, °° = Undivided profits, = e 8. M. Joun T. bL. E. Monean.. eee Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman BUSINESS HOUBS. 10a.M, to 6 FM, and on Saturdays from to 7:30 P.M. CORRBSPOND ENTS. New York—Natiouel Bank of North Amer fica. : aban Franeisoo— pt ned Nations! -Bank, Lon erican Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mil! © Fe teene Sight Drafts payabie tn NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. aie"prinotpal cites ef Greet Britain an” Europe. Collections on any part of the United State: 0 gpecialsy. ighest priee paid for County and Stet Warrauts. Ballion pureheed, This Bank Maintaius ley, where a general J. M. THOMAS, office at Grass Va) Busivess i» BE. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., ao * Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE * etook of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard, R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Wil) practice in all the Courts of the United States, Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third sud Market Streets, Sau Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —auD— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. oppCity Hall. Open day aud night. Hearse ie ek in eity free. Strict to all cails or_nig: Telephone, West Prop’s. SIREETFAIR a Banish business for a week. Forty aftractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minate.” An unsurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant ever presented in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of the Carnival, followed by a Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-pri voking Mardi Gras. Roned ‘trip, “one «and ‘onethird fare, any point. LYON’S Strictly ve; DESIRED CAUTION foorwitn Bend for C‘rcular to table, ESULTS. simile Beware of counterfeits and !mitations. Thegenuine'ls put: up bi thus: aRDS Ure OD, ee ts, Cleveland, French Periodical Drops ectly harrtiless, sttre'to accomplish Greatest known. female remedy. only in paste-board Car LOL GD a ‘OFFICE OF THE Assessor. of Nevada County. cee ee POLL TAX NOTICE. a Naevapa Ciry, April 20, 1901. Nop IS HKosi G VEN [HAT THE . State roll Tax : f two dollars for the year 19/1 is now due and payable ac my office, at the Court House,or to a Deputy Assussor ; n est ou 8833 of the Political Code reads as ollows: : tvery male inhabitant. of the State over twe: ty-one ‘nd ucder>ixty years_of axe, eXcept paupers iusane per on: and Indian-, provided the same he paiu between the : First Monday in March and the First Monday in July, Then it shell be three dollars. Section 3816 of the: olitic . Code makes it the duty of the Asse:sur to ‘“demaud Poll Taxof every p reon liable theref r and on the neglect or refusaiuf such personto a). he must coliec: by seizure aud sule of any personal property owned by such p-rson.”’ Under Sect Ons 429to 435 every person wl! o refuses to give hisown n me or the uume ot any person in his emvlo:, or wh» in any manner obs ruots the Assessor or any of his deputies in the co hection of the state Polt Yaxos euity of a misdemeanor, and liable to a tine o. $5900 or imprisunment in the « oanty Jail, or both such ti.e and imprisoumeut. : ms Onty thoee persons under twenty-one or over rix y ye 18 Of age are exempt. Poll la. must be pa don demand. Hi. C. SuMROEDER, a23 Assessor of Nevada County Order to Show Cause. N THE SUP'RIOR COURT OF THE County ot Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of ‘ihomas P. Robinson, decease d. T. J. orpie,the administrator of theestate of Thowas P. hob usun, deceased, having on ths 23d day of 4p il, 191, pre sented his verified petition prasing tor an a oO sellthe real estate cf said an 18 necessary to seli the whole or some part of the estate of said deceas'd te pay the — Pe: deceased and expenses of adminstra ion. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and ceereed that ail persous interested in the estate of said deceased appear before th~ Supe ricr Court on Monday. May 2th, 1901, at t hovr of ten o’ciock a. M. of said day to show cause, if any they have, why an order shou d not be granted to sai.t adiwwin strator to seil so much of the said real esate as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be pub ished in '} HB DAILY i BaNSCRIPT. a newspaper pulished and pr ated in »aid county, for four successive weeks, Dated April 23, 1801. FB, T. NILON, Judge. Filed April 23, 1901. FLL AxBoaeast, Clerk. By A.J. H sing Deputy Clerk. ‘ Jores & Larue, attorueys for Adminietepor. , eceas d SVOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Raiiroxo Company. The annual meetug of the Stock holde: sof the Nevada ( ounty Narrow Gauge Railroad “ompany for the election of seven : irectors' 'o serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction o such other business as my properly come nefore the mee ing, will hehe d at the «ttice of the company at the railroad depot, Grass V liey, MevadaCoun y, Ca ifornia,on Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1901, At3 o’o'rck p.m. Polls will be ope-ed at 3:30 o'clock and closed at 3:45 p m T avsfer books will be cl.sed i ‘on the Ist day of May. By order of the Board of Directors. a23 . F. G. BEATTY, Secretary. The Leading Flour. eo SS FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’r, This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, ‘repapered and newly furnished it second to no Hotel id this part of the State. And Large Modern Diniag Room. it (appearing to this (ourt that it . * be . and Wm, NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR — Furnishing School Books. Nes 1IS'HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE B: ar: of Educat on of Nevada ou«ty, (a iforn a, will receive sealed bids for ‘urnishi-g the following Schoul Books tor use in the Schoo s of Nevada County : Supplementary Readers tor the Ist, 2d. 3d, 4th, Sih, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Boow-keepinz, Elementary History, Witirg and Drawing. ; All bids will be opened at t\lo’c:ock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent of > cre in the CourtHouse at Nevada J.ty. Ca 1 fiw Board-reserves the right to reject any and all bide. : W. J. ROGERS, Secretary County Boa:d of kdvc.tion. Novoda City, Cal., Aprii 6, 1901. ap8 ELECTION. PROCLAMATION. HE ELECTOR? OF 1HE CORPORATION of ‘the city of Nev-da, are hereby notified that an election will be held in Nevada City on < Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the following: named dfficers: 1, Marshal. Assessor. 8 Treasurer. 4, ‘City Trustee. 5. City Trustees. The places of election and the officers who shal conduct said elect on in each of the several precincts of said city of Nevada sha‘) be end they are hereby designated and appo uted as fo.lows, to-wit; PRECINOT NO. 1. Polls at:Clutter’s:carr: shop. Inspectors td. Swith and A, Tam; Judges, Din Dowerard John Rafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ballot. clerks, John Waters and n. L. Ss» eeney. PREOINOT NO."2, Polls atCity Hall. Ins-ectors, D.S. Baker aud Mike Garver; judges, O. C. Conlan and C J. Brand; clerks, Joka We' ber and W. 8. Holman; b lot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Urgan. PRECINCT NO. 8, Polls at No. 1 Hose Hose. Jnsvectors, T. C. Ra _ dali and Wm Floyd; judges, J. W. Dean Walters; cierks, L. M. Sukeforth and G A.G ay; ballot clerks, Frank Power and J, E. Carr. ; PRROINOT NO, 4. Polls’ at Pennsylvania Engine House. In spectors, Jot. n Dunnicliff »ud 1 homas Kowe; vudges, hy Multer aud J.-S. Gregory ; clerks, A, bartung and A, Y, Gauics balio. clerks, George Dunater andW. H. Hicks. The polls will be.open f.0m sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. : B.S. RECTOR, President PRagn, Clerk. a5 Ate Aprii4, 1901, Notize toCreditors. stats OF HENRY NOVITZEY, DE. ceased. Notice is pereby giyen by the undersigned; Adminixtratrix of the’ Estate rd bebe y: Neves sebeated, od se ereditorsof an persons c inst the. said deceased, to e' ibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first oe lication of this notice; to the tae We irks clin sesonis Obes tented. 5 . tts, * nm s California, he same being the thee for 4 transaction of the busine.s of said estate, ip said county of Nevada. ( al. Adm’ nist wink co tence ratrix tate vitzky, deceased. vated April 12th, 1901, Charies Ww. Kitts, Attorney for Administratrix. als OVITZKY, Heury NoOrder to Show Cause. N THE SUPERIVR COURT OF T Pcsiuty pol ait pees Stateof Californian. ‘ e matter o © estate of UL abnten, de enwed haries E, » U. Kustin, Administrator with the will annexed, of the estate of CHAKLES kK. JOH S1ON, deceased, having filed his peti i. n herein. duly verified; praying tor an order of sale o:' the veal extate‘ot decedeut for the pu: poses therein set forth, it is therefore ordered ny the Court, that ail persons interested in the estate of said decqeaaal, Spar Lars the.said Superior Court on NDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY of MAY, 1901, at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day, atthe Court Kkoom of said Superior Court in rhe CourwHouse in Nevada City, County of Nevada; St«teiof Califo nia, to show cause whe aniorder/should uot be granted to the said-Administrator, with the wili annex: d to sell so much of the reale-tateof said de. ceased. at private sale. ass all be necessary and that a copy of this order be vublished for at least four successive weeks in the . even out Vary LP ANACEIPr, & newsr prin and published in said o . ated april 12th. 1901. ee B. ft. NALON, Superior J FREep Santa, Avieney for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. {STATE OF HARRIET CARR, DECBASED. E Notice is‘heréby igiven ed the undersigoed. Executor of the Estate of H j Carr, eooncedl. tot e creditors of aaa oll persons having claimeagalust the said de. ceased toexh h essa, Yonarers. Within four’ San the nee 7 publication of this utcur>t the Law Offee sf ’ the Thomas iullaiug, John & bezel. in Pia $ city of Grass Valley thesame being th; f 4 or the business of tala estate da ees couuty of Nevada, arok GE CARR, Exeo"tor of the Last} Harriet pedi Will and ‘Tesament of Dated ievada . apr City, this 294 day of JOnN E breeck, Attorney for Estate. a20 ORDINANCE NO. 169. . >. An Ordinance to regulate the Salary of the * City Marshal. BE BOARD OF TRUST Tit Roget raueresson ra rrr . Section 1. The City Marshal shall receive . . a8 compensation tor his services th Bitty Dollars per month. v0 be tad on, oF pa iene tral on nees or 1djvanpes in oonlieh oath the provi-lous ot nence repea < Section’, ‘ihiv: anee shall take efforneeel A the folton * e : Ayer Bester, Gauls” Hill, Jookne oe Peard, ’ we ; Siétar—tlone, ur months after the first net ce,t. the sa'd ExecORDINANCE NO. 69. , 2 RDER OF THE BOARD OP SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California, grantingto John Martin, his heirs and axe signs, a privilege to construct and operate 4) street railroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the oOrvOr: ate. limits of the City of Grass Valley, au the boundary of the corporate limits © “4 City of Nevada, by way of Town Tak 2 id Nevada County. * he Foard of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain aa foilows: i SEOTION 1. ‘the right and privilege is hereby granted to Juhn Martin, his heirs and assigns to construct and o,erate & street railroad alorg and upon the coumy road between the corp: rate limits of the City of Neyada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of ‘Lown. talk, insaid Nevada County. Said reilroad to be operatea by etther electric power, steam p wer, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, undergrovnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad to cousisto either single or double track with necessary turn-outs and switches. 41 Smorton 2. 'Theties and rails of said railroad shall be so p aced a: to afford no upnecessary obstruction ‘to travel on said eounry road, and the same sha!! be so loeated on such route as shall ve “irected by, and to the satisfacti n of the Snvervisors of the First and Second Supervisoriat Di-tricts of said Nevada County. If said road -sha'l be onerated ty «lectric p wer the same shall be operated by overhead trolly system, an the poles car: y:ng the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and work manlike manner. ard ahal! be sufficiently removed from thetra eled part uf said road so as tot to interfere with the trav 1 hereon, and wires shali be strung on said poles ina manner to prevent their comiug to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns shall pave « remacadem ze the traveled artof said county road_ between the rails. tw'ent etracks, und for two feer on each side therof, with the same material used by the county uponthe highways over whic said‘road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. flash with the highway and provided with suitable crossings;and shall nidke the road bed « nform at all times to. the e-tablishtd grade of the said highways; atl repairs ard grades to be made under the irs ructi ns, aud tothe sarisfaction of said >uperviso:s of the Firstand Second Supervisorial Districts. Incase the said granter, or hsas igns fail to coumpy with the instructions given jby said, officers for teu da. s after se:vice thereof upon the agent of said g-antee, r:sident in said Nevada.County the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of sad grantee anid» the work as ordered by the said Supervisors; »aid Supervisors to keep an itemized account of thee st of said work, which -aid grantee bv the acceptance « f this franchise hereby agrees to "ay immediately npon its presentation to said grantee s local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. (arssball berun over the road construc ed under this franchl-e durirg every day, unl:xs prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. Padvipep, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lives at intervals of not more than ore bour between the hours «f 7:3: a.m and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elemeuts or unavoidable accidents. SECTION 5. ‘Ih‘aid grantee, and his assigus, »hall construct all necessa v_ flumes and cu'vert« turthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railw:y. where the same natura'ly fl ws; an“ all curves. acqueducts turnou s and switches shall be constructed under the plans and sp: cifiea'ions ap: rovea by the Supervisors of the First —_ nd Supervisor al. Dis ricts, aforesaid. \ SECTION 6. The(Countv of Nevada, in makjugthe grant of this franc!ise, expres-ly re serves the right t' pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highway-, or to lay Fas, water or other p'pes therin. such work to be.cone so as toiujure said railroa as Jittle as possible. : Szgorion 7. Provided further that thecars upon said road shall not he allowed to stand ® ‘Von the highway or highway intersecti ns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by vehicles. Sxction8 Thar the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along ssid road, or alony said rosd and any connect ng line or Sines leading to aud into the City of Grass Val'ey. or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opera ne under . his frauchsse shall not ex:eed fifteen u ntsf r ne passenger, S&KCTION 9. Work shal! be comn.enced by said grantee within the pe iod of three months from the tinal passage of t. is ordinance, SxcrTion 10, This privilege shall continue for the term :f ove year and eleven and one-half months from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ord'nan esball tate effect and be in force on and + fter fifteen days irom the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas age of this ordinance Su: ervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes; none. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the B-ard of Supervisors of Nevada‘ ounty,S are of California. Actest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hoskina, Deputy Clerk. {sear.] ry) QADINANCE NO. 7A. HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada. do o: dain es fol'ows: Ord'nance No. 56, entitled * n Ordinance fix:nga bounty onCoyo e Seal: 8” passed b+ the Koardot Su ervisors of Nevada County, California. on the l4th.day of April, 1898, is hereby re: ea'ed. Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days f.om the date ot its passa e, : Passed April 2m, 1901. On the passa‘e f this Ordinance, Superviso s Martin, “iller, Grissel ard bay voted aye. Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, 4Chairmanof the Board of Supervisors of * . Nevada County. : tate of California. Attest:. ? RL. Sent, crete. D . J. HOskine, iaeix) y @, Deputy oe ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ( PFOVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal p ace of business, San Francisco. + alitornia. Location of works, evana City. Calisornia. Notice is here’ y given, that at a meetin of the Boar of Directors, heli on the 2d day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of One Doliar ($1.0) per share wax levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, puayable immediately to the Secretary, at the othee of the company, No. 336 Fourth street, San Fran: isco, Calitornia. Any stock upou which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 191. will be delinquent, and adver ised for sale at public auction; aud uniess pas ment is made betore, wil be sold on MOUONGAY, the l7tn day of June, 1901, to ay the delinQvent +sse-sment, t-vetier whi h the costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. By order of arene of Directo's, aulte BRICH, Secretar Offi-e—Nos. 336-340 Fourth . atreet ake Fraucisco. California. m27 Election of School Directors. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T N qualified electors of } evada Sénoot ine . trict, couuty of Nevada, that the anual election of School Directors will be held Seturday, Aprit 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of said District, at which eiection three Director: elected for the full term o plied f three years each, , Of 8 a. m. and sundown. John W eppoinced Inspec or and Jae. E. Pamig Mg . J. Wright. Judges : f said elec'ion. Ky grier of the Boar: of Education of Nevada hoo! District. E. MULLOY President L. 8. CALKINS, Secretary Board of Ede ucation, Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RACHEL C E craved, : L bicaiis e QEotice ix hereby given by the > Administratrix of the estate of Fret nies cen 9 ter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mouths after the first ; Publication of this notice tothe said Adminx. . at the law office of Cha. W Kirte, Main St. , Grass Valley. the same being the lace for the transaction of the business o Said eatate in said county of Nevada, Cala, April 2, 1901, Maurie .» HUN Admx. of estate of ‘Rachel Gouler te: ceased. Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a3 — Stockholders Meeting. .HE ee arnna! meeting of the st T Odd Feltows Hall Association wil rence on Monday evening, Vay 6th.1901, t7gn'elock for the purpose of elect ng a Board of Directors and he trausaction of such other Sesion “2 wer be properly brought before ihe polls wil, be open between the hours . 190: ORDINANCE NO. 73. —_—_—— An Ordinance Imposing a License on the Business of Conducting or Keeping of «Nickel-in-the-Slot [aGames of Chance. ; SUPERVISORS OF THE TER Vata do ordain as foilows: SxcT10N 1. Every person. whether a owner, manager or lessee, engaged in q e business of cordnesing or keeping any ge vie commonly known a My part rte > lot” hine, or any } of. pal Hag wi is open to the publie ang “played” in any manner as Oo Aeage chance, must procure & license from ¥: ‘ x Coliector of gaid Nevada Conaty, £6 shall pay therefor the sum of tive Dollars per quarter. { r each of said machines, ie in his possession or under his co trol; oe any person who has any such machi:e in his place of business shail be deemed the mar~ aver thereof. machines of this This section atplies to all character plage gett kind of coin, check or other suby os or article dro ped in thes ot of said machine, and whether seid maéhine is played for music, cigars, liquors or meraor 2. The Tax Collector shall have the coilection of the license provided for by this. ordinance, and itis hereby made his d. guty to collect the same, and ‘:f any pers-n ed to take ont a liernse under the La baba of this ordinance fails, refuses or egleo's to tke ont such lice se.the Tax Collector shall direct the District Attorney to bring suit in the name of the ¢ ounty of Nevada against such person for the recoyery of such: icense. and iv such case the Tax Coilector may make the necessary affidavit for, and a writ of attachmen* may iscue, wittout any bond being given on behalf of the plaintiff. and in case of recovery by the plaintiff, bifty Dollars damages mu-t be added o the hadg nent and co ts tu becolom the defendanr. Lede tte 5 . ‘the Tax Collector shall collect af-e of Une Dol'ar for each license sold which shal ‘be paid into the Salary bund of Connty. i gg be All moneys colleéeted for license u der the provi-ion of this ordinance shall be paid over to the County Treasurer, as other moneys are, and placed to the credit of the General Fund of tue County of Merorrow 5. Any person shall be entitled to pay and receive license for_one quarter, but for no shorter pric’ The license to be collected under his ordinance 8: all become due and pa able in advance. SECTION 6. This ordinance shall take effect aud be in force o4 aud atter May First, a eviaed that nothing in this ordinance shall be deemed ‘o affect or repea' anv © the provisions of an ordinance numbered 54, passed bythis Foard on January 6th, 1898, but that said ast named or inance shali be deemed to be continued in force. The shove crdinavee was passed b the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, California at a regrlar meeting of said Board. held Apri! 10. 1901, bv the following vote: ‘upervisors Mil er, Grissel, Wood, Fay ard Martin voted aye, spas: W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, Californ a. Attest: F. L. Arpoaast. Clerk. By A.J. Hosgin@, Deputy Clerk. (szaL.] all Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901, %& = No. 8. Buk, C. M., Sacramento street. Portion of lot. 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, improvements $1450, Furnicure $20. ‘ax $5 00; co ts $1 25. Total $6 25. No. 6S. Buck «& Halloway, Satramento street. P: rtion « f lot 4, blk. 52, val. of jot $45. improvements $50. . ersonal property $100. Tax $6 25; costs’ $1 80, Total $7 75, No. %. Caldwell Jobn. Main street. Lot 10. blk. 17; val. of lot $200. improvements $i3co costs $2 20. Total $26 20. No. #7. Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. ‘Lax $4 (0 costs 70 cts. Tutal $4 70. No. 105 Cariieo, Mrs. Mary T. Lot ll, bik. 25; val. of ot $5:, improvements $100. ‘Tax $1 -0; cost 58 cts. Total $2 08. 4, blk. 60, val. of jo’ $100, improvements = Mortgave held by N. Webber for $150, sotal st: eet. lot $50, improvements $350. Personal property $150 ‘lax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $6 78 5. blk. 9; val, of lot $100, improveme.ts $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. ‘Lo al $2 08 No. 881. Knuckey, Jas., Losi Hill. Lot 6, blk. 39; val. of lot $50, improvements $100. ‘Lax $1 50, costs 58cts. Total $2 08, No 561 Ragon, L.; Water streer, of tot 5, blk. 7; val.o lot $30 Tax 50 cts, costs 53 cts. Tote) $1 03. 8, blk. 86; val. of lot $10’, improvements $500. Per-onal property. $1.0, $135 =Total $8 85. Do. 618. scott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. uf lot $50. improvements $150. gaze held «y Citizens Bank $42». No. 464. McCauley, Mrs. H.; Soring s'reet. 3800.' Personal property $1.0. costs $1 50, Total $11 50.Lot 5, bik. 7; val. of lot $ $350. ‘1 ax $> 0 , costs 7xcts. Toral $5 75 No. 514. Ugden. A, G., W ater street, Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Totai $3 62, ,No. 555. Queutana, Mrs. Nimrod atreet, Lot 1. bik. 6; val. of lot $50 improvements #400. Pers; nal property 2.x $5 00, costs $1 25. ‘total $6 .5 No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial provements $100. Total $3 90. No. 68. Simmons, Geo, Spring . street. $300. morte hel ¥ A vite $00. age held by Thos. Jackson and $1 55. ax $100, costs 55 cts, No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be copiers Naga peorgsage seninat Geo. rt) YT} hk, 35, eae costs 65 cts. Total $3 65. scpivgh 3 No. 634. Valentine, Mrs. D., Matin -street, East portion of jot 2, bik. 68; val. of lot $50, improvements $200. Lax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 70. And notice is hereby given that unless th texes delinquent in the foregoing deline quent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxesare a licn, will be sold Saturday, April 27, 1901, At public auction in front of th t door, in the city and county oh le aaate the bidder who wiil take the least qvanstiry of the land or in cise an individual is asand pay the wxes and costs due. Said willcommence at 11 o’clock a. m. on =3 Saturday, April 27, ‘ . head of tha ril 27, 1901. commencing at the ally,crina is‘ Ompleted. EB. A. TOPIPKINS,{; ap} City Marshal ani Tax Collector. Annus! [leeting. ers of the Masonic Hall Association will urday, purpose of electing. I rus : year, and the Sranenotion sts bh Be Bal ness asmay be befo:esaid meeting. + L. ARROGAST, Chairman. {. J. ROLFE, Seorerary. FRULTand VEGETABLE. STORE > AH GUEY Pine Street...,)Nevada City Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times, Z af Nar. P. Wevada City, Apri L 1e0"™ Chairman. . CHICKENS 10 ORDER AT ANY TIME chines,’”” Used By the Public in} 2: Secretary of dj} it, aud Page tsocod f . turuia. Personal property $90. Tax $240; No. 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot eronal ger $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. No. 850 Heyer, John, estate of, Nevada West portion of let 7, bik 6; val. of No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K. C., Main street. Lot Portion No. 607. Schmidt, L, P., B-oad street. Lot ‘tax $7 00, costs MortPerso: al 0S naa $60. iax $1 85, costs $1 06. otal Lot 2, blk. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements ‘4ax $iv 80, No, 478. McLean, estate of, Nevata street. 150, improvements Wess half of lot 4, bik. 4; va'. of lot $150, improvements $350. Mo.tgage held by Mrs. C. a, Pare $300. Personal property $50. Tax . ad K. T., estate of, , . deceased, to exhi Breet. Lot 4. bik 14; val. of lot $300, imTax $3 00, costs ¥0 ots. Lot 10, blk 35, val. of lot $100, improvements Total Persoval property gav, . 1 ses-ed, the smallest portion ot said interest ist and continuing alphabeticnumerical order untii said :ale Witness my hand this Sth day of April, . HE ANNUAL MEETING oF sTOCKHOLD. HOmEstONG a be heid st Masonic Hall, Nevada Cit, “ay 18. 1901, at7 o’clook P. a ot ha of such other busiproperly and legally brour hs County of N Now comes and respecttis a ‘vhat ‘ts a co } the state a Calitorr cipal place of bus ; . County of Nevada, ins ‘That its articles or h iginal-y aan the 8410 Corpor 1, Clerk ot Nevada Goa day of November, * thereof transmitted -issued by the Seor DOr’ seal of the State ot G OF State . that said corpo atidn haa ent : the requisites of the law, and wa. ing corpo ation, ph Masih ‘thas thereafter, quired by law. m @ sib 2 to med and sutte* , uf the Prospe:iiy Oi) * ttt masibor ob at the ir oO ‘Directors poration is seven, and. i named in the aitie ane Dire — and ever % are Lirec.ors of saidcor ' yerity Oil Company, vine hk. Cp uttn S. Lord, A. Ky 4 . 4. M : i . man, d. 5. Me ia ond Sue. ‘shat said. corporation oH to-wit: the letau,, shatth prese: is the Fr petiaiouers des bepytatael rma cna: 1osperity Petrole Tuas the reasuu for of uname is, thas. uname Was O gE place Ot busit, ssa: One. in thy Coys uf Santa Clara, sta:e of Catinoruia. the arts les of Inco poration op * perity Oi} Company,o:. POD « Os8 weretila the office O: the Secretary ouMthe Cali ornia about two wecks Pilo tosses ing of peitiouers’. a. plication, a: dsady perity Vil Company of San Jose f obi suid name, ana is LG LO-ThE use then inat both curpora ions a dint O 1 business, Owulug se deaud Working same in tbe County of Kern, state og That by r ason oi the idem Lame, COnsusiun/is caused oud inoue, curs iu selling stock, and in vari the two eorporations are brought: ine apie p 4 ae Lt. * thi ihat the bkrosperity vil Co ‘s Jose, California, that rey apprupriator of the name; and dem, that this curporatiun shail change its) that there may be nO louger a conti tween the (0. porations and conto business’ matte.s by reason of the ida UM Company, ul RO * the: be Com Making identity of of name. Wherefore, your. petitioners. pri, after due notice given, this nonorable(y bohm fix a pe a piace for the hear this petutlo. Liat upon . lication of this pet.tion, tor the teat the manuer required by iaw, aud afteris iug the evidence in support of ihspeds this court wali make its order’ ch name of petitiguer from tue Prop Compavy to the McKittrick riosper. troleum BF, aud that suon further proceeuings may. be had in ware 2 as ty = @vUUrt way seem prope your peutiouers wili cy Datea “Apel 6th, WW aD, aie) a. D rector, 7 J. 5. MOBHLD«,, Director, dulsteas, Direou 3 We. On a State of Californie, . % County 01 Neyaua.} ** Ami K. Lord weing orst duly sworn )huc he is an officer, to wit: the Presid the Prosperity Vil Company ; that pauy.is acorporation, urganized aud jug under ard’b; virtue ut the jaws di State of Caluornia, acd has its p place ox business at Nevada City, County of Nevada, iu said State; tuat has read the toregvuing petition und the cuntiuts thereo ; that thesame iif of his own snuwiedge, « xceptas to tuerein stated on into: main o1 belie, Qs to LhOne Matters he ver it tobe true, Subscribed and sworn to beiore ue 6th du, o April, lv 1. . YRED SEARLS, Notary Public in‘and! the county of Nevada, « tate of Caliroruia, LIOTORIAR BRAL.[ Notice Por Publication. . DEPARTMENT op THB Ix . LAND OvR10u AT MABYSVILLE, Val) aren 13, Wh Nerice IS. HBREBY wiVsN share tollowing-named settler has fi os his iuntentiva to make tinal provt ism port of his claim, and. that said be made betore the Kegister aud t Of tue uv. S. Land; Udice at maryavile) on April 8u, .v0l, viz: Thomas 4. Syn Homestead Application No. dz, 1orten! Y4 Uf Se We tgp tue 4g Of N. W.% ond be i of N, B. 34, Seo. 7, ip. 18 N., Kh. 8 Hi, al, De He names the toliow ing wituease to his coutanuous resideuce upon and cuitln tion of said iand, viz: Thomas b dpamvel U. Gunniug ahd Kdwin A. Pork Marysville P. U., Cat.; reter Mond Camptouville P, O., Lal. : mud BAANK W. JUHNSON, E Notice to Creditors. ES14T8 OF CATHERINE SKABALK i ceased. Otice is hereby given by the unde MinuistratriX of the estate of Laie Dkanaen, deceased, to the creditord § Qi persons having claims against the pit them, witb the sary vouchers, within tour months alltert Brst pubheation of this notice vo tht administeutrix, at the law o ' ‘earls, Nevada City, the same being Ot for the trausactiou of the busivel estate, in said County of Nevads. ow HANNAH 1. dU ‘ Administratrix of the: Estate of SKahaen, Veceased. ; gDaved Nevada Wity, this 11th day of Ae _——. Notice for Publication. J quand Office at{Sacramento, Cal., Mary ' ks NOME IS HEREBY GIVSN THATS foliowing-named settler Pn notice of bisiutentuonu to make per iu support uo: his claun, and that re will be made befure the Judge i "oy perivr Court of Nevada County! ‘sth, vada City Cal,, on Mouday, ar kid viz; Waltiam ‘4. Gillet, upon orn well ior the N.4g of S. W. 34 and 5. 24 ond Se. 24, 'L.14 Ney Bb. 10 b., LD. Bane He uames-the fuliowing witnesses" hi. eumiouaus residence Upou ‘tb, . tion of, said iahd, viz: <. valbrale’, Roles. re penerer, ene Geo. of Rens ty, Lal., PENRY, Rest Notice For Publicatios ee DEPARTMENT OF THE IXTERION LAND ( BF10B AT ‘ Ma Cal,. March ay, le ‘gat f : KEBY GIVEN 1 Norns. = amed setuer has j ut his intestion 10 make tinal proof, jag port of his clsim, aud vba: aid vi made’ before the Keg ser or iss U. 5. J and Uffice at Mary sviile, Calif ” May 18th lvl, vig: Wiliam 2}: esl dention No 4764 1007 ig of N SEM ond Wis o “teuandee’ ‘hettodowiug witmeeset his contiuuous rea dence ue : “on of paid “yi: Henry GSP ‘Dobbins P.O. Califorula; VN ison vf Ue P.O. _Usitiorae! 0 Tt Wolacd D er Ek 1 Charles W. Cook, of Dobbins ‘P, OCA altd ' PRANK W. JOHNSON, Been” Stockholders’ Meeti"> — al i nG OF TE CPE ANA MTT Sy Improvement Associ lon tthe 3 mi ee anh Beak Ser tornia, ; " Ll PB. My soon aaa ir } ea +0 em poration. aber bur for eonsié Ci on to" the wailed eel. 40TH YRAR— THE TRA! at SUBSCRIPTION By Carrier,:12 The Only Shoulder . For. Sale -Dickern DRUGS, STATIONE PHOTO GC For City I, _Hi SHEAR Will be a candidate City Marshal. Electio: For City M. ED. A. TOM Will be a candidate to the office of City Ma May 6th. NOTI( —TO— TAX PAY cemerrerceneeeat . . Notice is hereby the SECOND INSTALLMENT . COUNTY. TA Will become del Monday, Apri At 6 o'clock, : Five per cent. w to the amount of a maining ~ unpaid above date. 14s JACI Treasurer and . Nevada City, A WwW. W. WAGG Civil Engineer and D®.urr, v. 8. Morgan & fo ada City. 8 MRS. D. [1. ¢ Hair Store, 816 K St, § SWITCHES, WIus Of All Shades. Agent : Harrison’a Oosmetics solicited. E. W. SCE LRADING CIGAR . Pine Street.cccccssescees: LEADING LADY, Best Neavda City Tr DRAYING AND . cular attention for tarts I Frame Pictures

SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . lille Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, . At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc ᤀ FRANK BE. WADSWORTH, C.C. G. W. Oe@pan, &. of R.andS. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Brery nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:30 o’eloek. J. SHAW C. GEO. A.GRAY,Seribe. fiydraulic Parior, No. 56, N. S. G. W Meets at Pythien Castle Bvery Tuesday eveni?g at 7:80 o'eloek. AUGUSI RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, 8.8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, und fourth Thursdays of each montt : MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. RELLE DOUGLASS R.S feral Connty Marrow Gauge &. 8. TINB TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City eu and afse> Sunday,;May 18, 100, as folOws. LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5:20 A. M. Dally Stockton at 4:15 P. A 8:45 315 p. m. 12:35 P. M. Overland “Treis, Sav rrancisco at 8: A. M. for 10:00 A. ML, §:15 M. po ga Pores leav! hast aud West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLKY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Dally. Arriving From Grass Valley Oaly., 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM OOLFAX. 9:35 A. M. ey ieete from 1:05 P. M. cise at 8:00 A. M. a leaving San Francisco at 10 A M, ast. land.train frum _bast. rain leaving San Fi o with Lo a 9:40 P. M. Train leaving Seertineuto at 4:6. °°. M. and all points Sout GEO. FLETCHER, ‘Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. ; connecting with LoTrain arriving at Sac2amento at 9:40 A. M. and Sau sraucisco via A, M. Daily , connecting with overland train No. a, stuppiug ouly at Auburu, RKockiiu, Sacramento, Benicia, Fort Costa ud Uakiand. arriving iv Sau Fraucisco at ! beds Rast, and Uveclaud Limited leaving San Fransisco at a Sacrameuto at 4360 P. M. and Overland _ rains for with OverDaily; counect'ng with overDaily ; connecting with Uvert Overland Lirited J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher o{ Vocal and instrument: ! Music, Also Choral apd Orchestra! Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Vajley and other kiy for tb portions os —es eon o urpose 0! “Soro lare se to terms of tuition, ete ‘or app the Professor, either by lettero. pc By at his homei2 North San Juan of the Union Hote! Nevads City C. H. HARRISON, DRALBR, I= All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacc« The Pinest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg B-: ¢ Dancing School. Ladies and gentieman’s dancing, sehou! every Wednesday ev ning, and children’: dancing school every Saturday a ternoon, b: PROF, JOHN MICHELt DR. COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 1009!¢ Niuth Street, between J and K. Hours l0tol’ a. M., 2 to 4and7to8 Pp. M., or by appoin* ment. SACRAMENTO, CAL. . NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable ROBERT M. LATT A, Proprictor. Best of attention given to transien customers. Stables Open All Nights Foot of BroadStrept, Nevada City. Talephone Ne National Exchange Stable, 8road Street, opp. Natio: al taehange Hote Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, Sd The Emptre Livery Stable has the iargest jot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AKD BUGGIES To he fan tn this nave of the Geate Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Prop’r. 15 Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M. and 1to5 P. M. GAP _ CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Francisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two equipped with make daylight taining scenes on the con tinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure ‘lime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. Through Trains daily. THe Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, elegant éafe and parlor cars, will trips through the most picturesque, varied and enterDr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chap DENTISTS. Uffice at residence, Sacramento st Hevada City, Cai. L. BOWMAN, 3 F.SHAD SHAW & BOWMAN, : Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City. Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF PILLINGS. RXYTRACTING KIEL PVT VY TWN! " SAear neice Raat Anslysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In cur analysis of the sample or whis key left with us by you we tind the alcohol by volume to be 47 18 perce t: avd by weigh 384.80percenrt The &xt-active mat 4 ter anio nts to 0.8: ° Hy ' per cent. and thein t org wic matter to but the miuutest of traces As the result of ‘those and other tests we tind he wh skey to be tree from al: abno mal or deleterion ing edient-; to benpt:thestandar’ +t ength; and tv constitute au absolutei) pure artic’e. . ‘LHos. Puick & Son CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET,CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 50,000 35,000}. Paidupincoian, °° = Undivided profits, = e 8. M. Joun T. bL. E. Monean... eee Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman BUSINESS HOUBS. 10a.M, to 6 FM, and on Saturdays from to 7:30 P.M. CORRBSPOND ENTS. New York—Natiouel Bank of North Amer fica. : aban Franeisoo— pt ned Nations! -Bank, Lon erican Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mil! © Fe teene Sight Drafts payabie tn NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. aie"prinotpal cites ef Greet Britain an” Europe. Collections on any part of the United State: 0 gpecialsy. ighest priee paid for County and Stet Warrauts. Ballion pureheed, This Bank Maintaius ley, where a general J. M. THOMAS, office at Grass Va) Busivess i» BE. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., ao * Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE * etook of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard, R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Wil) practice in all the Courts of the United States, Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third sud Market Streets, Sau Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —auD— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. oppCity Hall. Open day aud night. Hearse ie ek in eity free. Strict to all cails or_nig: Telephone, West Prop’s. SIREETFAIR a Banish business for a week. Forty aftractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minate.” An unsurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant ever presented in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of the Carnival, followed by a Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-pri voking Mardi Gras. Roned ‘trip, “one «and ‘onethird fare, any point. LYON’S Strictly ve; DESIRED CAUTION foorwitn Bend for C‘rcular to table, ESULTS. simile Beware of counterfeits and !mitations. Thegenuine'ls put: up bi thus: aRDS Ure OD, ee ts, Cleveland, French Periodical Drops ectly harrtiless, sttre'to accomplish Greatest known. female remedy. only in paste-board Car LOL GD a ‘OFFICE OF THE Assessor. of Nevada County. cee ee POLL TAX NOTICE. a Naevapa Ciry, April 20, 1901. Nop IS HKosi G VEN [HAT THE . State roll Tax : f two dollars for the year 19/1 is now due and payable ac my office, at the Court House,or to a Deputy Assussor ; n est ou 8833 of the Political Code reads as ollows: : tvery male inhabitant. of the State over twe: ty-one ‘nd ucder>ixty years_of axe, eXcept paupers iusane per on: and Indian-, provided the same he paiu between the : First Monday in March and the First Monday in July, Then it shell be three dollars. Section 3816 of the: olitic . Code makes it the duty of the Asse:sur to ‘“demaud Poll Taxof every p reon liable theref r and on the neglect or refusaiuf such personto a). he must coliec: by seizure aud sule of any personal property owned by such p-rson.”’ Under Sect Ons 429to 435 every person wl! o refuses to give hisown n me or the uume ot any person in his emvlo:, or wh» in any manner obs ruots the Assessor or any of his deputies in the co hection of the state Polt Yaxos euity of a misdemeanor, and liable to a tine o. $5900 or imprisunment in the « oanty Jail, or both such ti.e and imprisoumeut. : ms Onty thoee persons under twenty-one or over rix y ye 18 Of age are exempt. Poll la. must be pa don demand. Hi. C. SuMROEDER, a23 Assessor of Nevada County Order to Show Cause. N THE SUP'RIOR COURT OF THE County ot Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of ‘ihomas P. Robinson, decease d. T. J. orpie,the administrator of theestate of Thowas P. hob usun, deceased, having on ths 23d day of 4p il, 191, pre sented his verified petition prasing tor an a oO sellthe real estate cf said an 18 necessary to seli the whole or some part of the estate of said deceas'd te pay the — Pe: deceased and expenses of adminstra ion. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and ceereed that ail persous interested in the estate of said deceased appear before th~ Supe ricr Court on Monday. May 2th, 1901, at t hovr of ten o’ciock a. M. of said day to show cause, if any they have, why an order shou d not be granted to sai.t adiwwin strator to seil so much of the said real esate as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be pub ished in '} HB DAILY i BaNSCRIPT. a newspaper pulished and pr ated in »aid county, for four successive weeks, Dated April 23, 1801. FB, T. NILON, Judge. Filed April 23, 1901. FLL AxBoaeast, Clerk. By A.J. H sing Deputy Clerk. ‘ Jores & Larue, attorueys for Adminietepor. , eceas d SVOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Raiiroxo Company. The annual meetug of the Stock holde: sof the Nevada ( ounty Narrow Gauge Railroad “ompany for the election of seven : irectors' 'o serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction o such other business as my properly come nefore the mee ing, will hehe d at the «ttice of the company at the railroad depot, Grass V liey, MevadaCoun y, Ca ifornia,on Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1901, At3 o’o'rck p.m. Polls will be ope-ed at 3:30 o'clock and closed at 3:45 p m T avsfer books will be cl.sed i ‘on the Ist day of May. By order of the Board of Directors. a23 . F. G. BEATTY, Secretary. The Leading Flour. eo SS FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’r, This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, ‘repapered and newly furnished it second to no Hotel id this part of the State. And Large Modern Diniag Room. it (appearing to this (ourt that it . * be . and Wm, NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR — Furnishing School Books. Nes 1IS'HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE B: ar: of Educat on of Nevada ou«ty, (a iforn a, will receive sealed bids for ‘urnishi-g the following Schoul Books tor use in the Schoo s of Nevada County : Supplementary Readers tor the Ist, 2d. 3d, 4th, Sih, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Boow-keepinz, Elementary History, Witirg and Drawing. ; All bids will be opened at t\lo’c:ock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent of > cre in the CourtHouse at Nevada J.ty. Ca 1 fiw Board-reserves the right to reject any and all bide. : W. J. ROGERS, Secretary County Boa:d of kdvc.tion. Novoda City, Cal., Aprii 6, 1901. ap8 ELECTION. PROCLAMATION. HE ELECTOR? OF 1HE CORPORATION of ‘the city of Nev-da, are hereby notified that an election will be held in Nevada City on < Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the following: named dfficers: 1, Marshal. Assessor. 8 Treasurer. 4, ‘City Trustee. 5. City Trustees. The places of election and the officers who shal conduct said elect on in each of the several precincts of said city of Nevada sha‘) be end they are hereby designated and appo uted as fo.lows, to-wit; PRECINOT NO. 1. Polls at:Clutter’s:carr: shop. Inspectors td. Swith and A, Tam; Judges, Din Dowerard John Rafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ballot. clerks, John Waters and n. L. Ss» eeney. PREOINOT NO."2, Polls atCity Hall. Ins-ectors, D.S. Baker aud Mike Garver; judges, O. C. Conlan and C J. Brand; clerks, Joka We' ber and W. 8. Holman; b lot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Urgan. PRECINCT NO. 8, Polls at No. 1 Hose Hose. Jnsvectors, T. C. Ra _ dali and Wm Floyd; judges, J. W. Dean Walters; cierks, L. M. Sukeforth and G A.G ay; ballot clerks, Frank Power and J, E. Carr. ; PRROINOT NO, 4. Polls’ at Pennsylvania Engine House. In spectors, Jot. n Dunnicliff »ud 1 homas Kowe; vudges, hy Multer aud J.-S. Gregory ; clerks, A, bartung and A, Y, Gauics balio. clerks, George Dunater andW. H. Hicks. The polls will be.open f.0m sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. : B.S. RECTOR, President PRagn, Clerk. a5 Ate Aprii4, 1901, Notize toCreditors. stats OF HENRY NOVITZEY, DE. ceased. Notice is pereby giyen by the undersigned; Adminixtratrix of the’ Estate rd bebe y: Neves sebeated, od se ereditorsof an persons c inst the. said deceased, to e' ibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first oe lication of this notice; to the tae We irks clin sesonis Obes tented. 5 . tts, * nm s California, he same being the thee for 4 transaction of the busine.s of said estate, ip said county of Nevada. ( al. Adm’ nist wink co tence ratrix tate vitzky, deceased. vated April 12th, 1901, Charies Ww. Kitts, Attorney for Administratrix. als OVITZKY, Heury NoOrder to Show Cause. N THE SUPERIVR COURT OF T Pcsiuty pol ait pees Stateof Californian. ‘ e matter o © estate of UL abnten, de enwed haries E, » U. Kustin, Administrator with the will annexed, of the estate of CHAKLES kK. JOH S1ON, deceased, having filed his peti i. n herein. duly verified; praying tor an order of sale o:' the veal extate‘ot decedeut for the pu: poses therein set forth, it is therefore ordered ny the Court, that ail persons interested in the estate of said decqeaaal, Spar Lars the.said Superior Court on NDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY of MAY, 1901, at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day, atthe Court Kkoom of said Superior Court in rhe CourwHouse in Nevada City, County of Nevada; St«teiof Califo nia, to show cause whe aniorder/should uot be granted to the said-Administrator, with the wili annex: d to sell so much of the reale-tateof said de. ceased. at private sale. ass all be necessary and that a copy of this order be vublished for at least four successive weeks in the . even out Vary LP ANACEIPr, & newsr prin and published in said o . ated april 12th. 1901. ee B. ft. NALON, Superior J FREep Santa, Avieney for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. {STATE OF HARRIET CARR, DECBASED. E Notice is‘heréby igiven ed the undersigoed. Executor of the Estate of H j Carr, eooncedl. tot e creditors of aaa oll persons having claimeagalust the said de. ceased toexh h essa, Yonarers. Within four’ San the nee 7 publication of this utcur>t the Law Offee sf ’ the Thomas iullaiug, John & bezel. in Pia $ city of Grass Valley thesame being th; f 4 or the business of tala estate da ees couuty of Nevada, arok GE CARR, Exeo"tor of the Last} Harriet pedi Will and ‘Tesament of Dated ievada . apr City, this 294 day of JOnN E breeck, Attorney for Estate. a20 ORDINANCE NO. 169. . >. An Ordinance to regulate the Salary of the * City Marshal. BE BOARD OF TRUST Tit Roget raueresson ra rrr . Section 1. The City Marshal shall receive . . a8 compensation tor his services th Bitty Dollars per month. v0 be tad on, oF pa iene tral on nees or 1djvanpes in oonlieh oath the provi-lous ot nence repea < Section’, ‘ihiv: anee shall take efforneeel A the folton * e : Ayer Bester, Gauls” Hill, Jookne oe Peard, ’ we ; Siétar—tlone, ur months after the first net ce,t. the sa'd ExecORDINANCE NO. 69. , 2 RDER OF THE BOARD OP SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California, grantingto John Martin, his heirs and axe signs, a privilege to construct and operate 4) street railroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the oOrvOr: ate. limits of the City of Grass Valley, au the boundary of the corporate limits © “4 City of Nevada, by way of Town Tak 2 id Nevada County. * he Foard of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain aa foilows: i SEOTION 1. ‘the right and privilege is hereby granted to Juhn Martin, his heirs and assigns to construct and o,erate & street railroad alorg and upon the coumy road between the corp: rate limits of the City of Neyada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of ‘Lown. talk, insaid Nevada County. Said reilroad to be operatea by etther electric power, steam p wer, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, undergrovnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad to cousisto either single or double track with necessary turn-outs and switches. 41 Smorton 2. 'Theties and rails of said railroad shall be so p aced a: to afford no upnecessary obstruction ‘to travel on said eounry road, and the same sha!! be so loeated on such route as shall ve “irected by, and to the satisfacti n of the Snvervisors of the First and Second Supervisoriat Di-tricts of said Nevada County. If said road -sha'l be onerated ty «lectric p wer the same shall be operated by overhead trolly system, an the poles car: y:ng the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and work manlike manner. ard ahal! be sufficiently removed from thetra eled part uf said road so as tot to interfere with the trav 1 hereon, and wires shali be strung on said poles ina manner to prevent their comiug to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns shall pave « remacadem ze the traveled artof said county road_ between the rails. tw'ent etracks, und for two feer on each side therof, with the same material used by the county uponthe highways over whic said‘road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. flash with the highway and provided with suitable crossings;and shall nidke the road bed « nform at all times to. the e-tablishtd grade of the said highways; atl repairs ard grades to be made under the irs ructi ns, aud tothe sarisfaction of said >uperviso:s of the Firstand Second Supervisorial Districts. Incase the said granter, or hsas igns fail to coumpy with the instructions given jby said, officers for teu da. s after se:vice thereof upon the agent of said g-antee, r:sident in said Nevada.County the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of sad grantee anid» the work as ordered by the said Supervisors; »aid Supervisors to keep an itemized account of thee st of said work, which -aid grantee bv the acceptance « f this franchise hereby agrees to "ay immediately npon its presentation to said grantee s local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. (arssball berun over the road construc ed under this franchl-e durirg every day, unl:xs prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. Padvipep, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lives at intervals of not more than ore bour between the hours «f 7:3: a.m and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elemeuts or unavoidable accidents. SECTION 5. ‘Ih‘aid grantee, and his assigus, »hall construct all necessa v_ flumes and cu'vert« turthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railw:y. where the same natura'ly fl ws; an“ all curves. acqueducts turnou s and switches shall be constructed under the plans and sp: cifiea'ions ap: rovea by the Supervisors of the First —_ nd Supervisor al. Dis ricts, aforesaid. \ SECTION 6. The(Countv of Nevada, in makjugthe grant of this franc!ise, expres-ly re serves the right t' pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highway-, or to

lay Fas, water or other p'pes therin. such work to be.cone so as toiujure said railroa as Jittle as possible. : Szgorion 7. Provided further that thecars upon said road shall not he allowed to stand ® ‘Von the highway or highway intersecti ns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by vehicles. Sxction8 Thar the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along ssid road, or alony said rosd and any connect ng line or Sines leading to aud into the City of Grass Val'ey. or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opera ne under . his frauchsse shall not ex:eed fifteen u ntsf r ne passenger, S&KCTION 9. Work shal! be comn.enced by said grantee within the pe iod of three months from the tinal passage of t. is ordinance, SxcrTion 10, This privilege shall continue for the term :f ove year and eleven and one-half months from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ord'nan esball tate effect and be in force on and + fter fifteen days irom the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas age of this ordinance Su: ervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes; none. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the B-ard of Supervisors of Nevada‘ ounty,S are of California. Actest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hoskina, Deputy Clerk. {sear.] ry) QADINANCE NO. 7A. HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada. do o: dain es fol'ows: Ord'nance No. 56, entitled * n Ordinance fix:nga bounty onCoyo e Seal: 8” passed b+ the Koardot Su ervisors of Nevada County, California. on the l4th.day of April, 1898, is hereby re: ea'ed. Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days f.om the date ot its passa e, : Passed April 2m, 1901. On the passa‘e f this Ordinance, Superviso s Martin, “iller, Grissel ard bay voted aye. Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, 4Chairmanof the Board of Supervisors of * . Nevada County. : tate of California. Attest:. ? RL. Sent, crete. D . J. HOskine, iaeix) y @, Deputy oe ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ( PFOVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal p ace of business, San Francisco. + alitornia. Location of works, evana City. Calisornia. Notice is here’ y given, that at a meetin of the Boar of Directors, heli on the 2d day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of One Doliar ($1.0) per share wax levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, puayable immediately to the Secretary, at the othee of the company, No. 336 Fourth street, San Fran: isco, Calitornia. Any stock upou which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 191. will be delinquent, and adver ised for sale at public auction; aud uniess pas ment is made betore, wil be sold on MOUONGAY, the l7tn day of June, 1901, to ay the delinQvent +sse-sment, t-vetier whi h the costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. By order of arene of Directo's, aulte BRICH, Secretar Offi-e—Nos. 336-340 Fourth . atreet ake Fraucisco. California. m27 Election of School Directors. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T N qualified electors of } evada Sénoot ine . trict, couuty of Nevada, that the anual election of School Directors will be held Seturday, Aprit 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of said District, at which eiection three Director: elected for the full term o plied f three years each, , Of 8 a. m. and sundown. John W eppoinced Inspec or and Jae. E. Pamig Mg . J. Wright. Judges : f said elec'ion. Ky grier of the Boar: of Education of Nevada hoo! District. E. MULLOY President L. 8. CALKINS, Secretary Board of Ede ucation, Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RACHEL C E craved, : L bicaiis e QEotice ix hereby given by the > Administratrix of the estate of Fret nies cen 9 ter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mouths after the first ; Publication of this notice tothe said Adminx. . at the law office of Cha. W Kirte, Main St. , Grass Valley. the same being the lace for the transaction of the business o Said eatate in said county of Nevada, Cala, April 2, 1901, Maurie .» HUN Admx. of estate of ‘Rachel Gouler te: ceased. Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a3 — Stockholders Meeting. .HE ee arnna! meeting of the st T Odd Feltows Hall Association wil rence on Monday evening, Vay 6th.1901, t7gn'elock for the purpose of elect ng a Board of Directors and he trausaction of such other Sesion “2 wer be properly brought before ihe polls wil, be open between the hours . 190: ORDINANCE NO. 73. —_—_—— An Ordinance Imposing a License on the Business of Conducting or Keeping of «Nickel-in-the-Slot [aGames of Chance. ; SUPERVISORS OF THE TER Vata do ordain as foilows: SxcT10N 1. Every person. whether a owner, manager or lessee, engaged in q e business of cordnesing or keeping any ge vie commonly known a My part rte > lot” hine, or any } of. pal Hag wi is open to the publie ang “played” in any manner as Oo Aeage chance, must procure & license from ¥: ‘ x Coliector of gaid Nevada Conaty, £6 shall pay therefor the sum of tive Dollars per quarter. { r each of said machines, ie in his possession or under his co trol; oe any person who has any such machi:e in his place of business shail be deemed the mar~ aver thereof. machines of this This section atplies to all character plage gett kind of coin, check or other suby os or article dro ped in thes ot of said machine, and whether seid maéhine is played for music, cigars, liquors or meraor 2. The Tax Collector shall have the coilection of the license provided for by this. ordinance, and itis hereby made his d. guty to collect the same, and ‘:f any pers-n ed to take ont a liernse under the La baba of this ordinance fails, refuses or egleo's to tke ont such lice se.the Tax Collector shall direct the District Attorney to bring suit in the name of the ¢ ounty of Nevada against such person for the recoyery of such: icense. and iv such case the Tax Coilector may make the necessary affidavit for, and a writ of attachmen* may iscue, wittout any bond being given on behalf of the plaintiff. and in case of recovery by the plaintiff, bifty Dollars damages mu-t be added o the hadg nent and co ts tu becolom the defendanr. Lede tte 5 . ‘the Tax Collector shall collect af-e of Une Dol'ar for each license sold which shal ‘be paid into the Salary bund of Connty. i gg be All moneys colleéeted for license u der the provi-ion of this ordinance shall be paid over to the County Treasurer, as other moneys are, and placed to the credit of the General Fund of tue County of Merorrow 5. Any person shall be entitled to pay and receive license for_one quarter, but for no shorter pric’ The license to be collected under his ordinance 8: all become due and pa able in advance. SECTION 6. This ordinance shall take effect aud be in force o4 aud atter May First, a eviaed that nothing in this ordinance shall be deemed ‘o affect or repea' anv © the provisions of an ordinance numbered 54, passed bythis Foard on January 6th, 1898, but that said ast named or inance shali be deemed to be continued in force. The shove crdinavee was passed b the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, California at a regrlar meeting of said Board. held Apri! 10. 1901, bv the following vote: ‘upervisors Mil er, Grissel, Wood, Fay ard Martin voted aye, spas: W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, Californ a. Attest: F. L. Arpoaast. Clerk. By A.J. Hosgin@, Deputy Clerk. (szaL.] all Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901, %& = No. 8. Buk, C. M., Sacramento street. Portion of lot. 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, improvements $1450, Furnicure $20. ‘ax $5 00; co ts $1 25. Total $6 25. No. 6S. Buck «& Halloway, Satramento street. P: rtion « f lot 4, blk. 52, val. of jot $45. improvements $50. . ersonal property $100. Tax $6 25; costs’ $1 80, Total $7 75, No. %. Caldwell Jobn. Main street. Lot 10. blk. 17; val. of lot $200. improvements $i3co costs $2 20. Total $26 20. No. #7. Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. ‘Lax $4 (0 costs 70 cts. Tutal $4 70. No. 105 Cariieo, Mrs. Mary T. Lot ll, bik. 25; val. of ot $5:, improvements $100. ‘Tax $1 -0; cost 58 cts. Total $2 08. 4, blk. 60, val. of jo’ $100, improvements = Mortgave held by N. Webber for $150, sotal st: eet. lot $50, improvements $350. Personal property $150 ‘lax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $6 78 5. blk. 9; val, of lot $100, improveme.ts $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. ‘Lo al $2 08 No. 881. Knuckey, Jas., Losi Hill. Lot 6, blk. 39; val. of lot $50, improvements $100. ‘Lax $1 50, costs 58cts. Total $2 08, No 561 Ragon, L.; Water streer, of tot 5, blk. 7; val.o lot $30 Tax 50 cts, costs 53 cts. Tote) $1 03. 8, blk. 86; val. of lot $10’, improvements $500. Per-onal property. $1.0, $135 =Total $8 85. Do. 618. scott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. uf lot $50. improvements $150. gaze held «y Citizens Bank $42». No. 464. McCauley, Mrs. H.; Soring s'reet. 3800.' Personal property $1.0. costs $1 50, Total $11 50.Lot 5, bik. 7; val. of lot $ $350. ‘1 ax $> 0 , costs 7xcts. Toral $5 75 No. 514. Ugden. A, G., W ater street, Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Totai $3 62, ,No. 555. Queutana, Mrs. Nimrod atreet, Lot 1. bik. 6; val. of lot $50 improvements #400. Pers; nal property 2.x $5 00, costs $1 25. ‘total $6 .5 No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial provements $100. Total $3 90. No. 68. Simmons, Geo, Spring . street. $300. morte hel ¥ A vite $00. age held by Thos. Jackson and $1 55. ax $100, costs 55 cts, No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be copiers Naga peorgsage seninat Geo. rt) YT} hk, 35, eae costs 65 cts. Total $3 65. scpivgh 3 No. 634. Valentine, Mrs. D., Matin -street, East portion of jot 2, bik. 68; val. of lot $50, improvements $200. Lax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 70. And notice is hereby given that unless th texes delinquent in the foregoing deline quent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxesare a licn, will be sold Saturday, April 27, 1901, At public auction in front of th t door, in the city and county oh le aaate the bidder who wiil take the least qvanstiry of the land or in cise an individual is asand pay the wxes and costs due. Said willcommence at 11 o’clock a. m. on =3 Saturday, April 27, ‘ . head of tha ril 27, 1901. commencing at the ally,crina is‘ Ompleted. EB. A. TOPIPKINS,{; ap} City Marshal ani Tax Collector. Annus! [leeting. ers of the Masonic Hall Association will urday, purpose of electing. I rus : year, and the Sranenotion sts bh Be Bal ness asmay be befo:esaid meeting. + L. ARROGAST, Chairman. {. J. ROLFE, Seorerary. FRULTand VEGETABLE. STORE > AH GUEY Pine Street.....,)Nevada City Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times, Z af Nar. P. Wevada City, Apri L 1e0"™ Chairman. . CHICKENS 10 ORDER AT ANY TIME chines,’”” Used By the Public in} 2: Secretary of dj} it, aud Page tsocod f . turuia. Personal property $90. Tax $240; No. 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot eronal ger $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. No. 850 Heyer, John, estate of, Nevada West portion of let 7, bik 6; val. of No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K. C., Main street. Lot Portion No. 607. Schmidt, L, P., B-oad street. Lot ‘tax $7 00, costs MortPerso: al 0S naa $60. iax $1 85, costs $1 06. otal Lot 2, blk. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements ‘4ax $iv 80, No, 478. McLean, estate of, Nevata street. 150, improvements Wess half of lot 4, bik. 4; va'. of lot $150, improvements $350. Mo.tgage held by Mrs. C. a, Pare $300. Personal property $50. Tax . ad K. T., estate of, , . deceased, to exhi Breet. Lot 4. bik 14; val. of lot $300, imTax $3 00, costs ¥0 ots. Lot 10, blk 35, val. of lot $100, improvements Total Persoval property gav, . 1 ses-ed, the smallest portion ot said interest ist and continuing alphabeticnumerical order untii said :ale Witness my hand this Sth day of April, . HE ANNUAL MEETING oF sTOCKHOLD. HOmEstONG a be heid st Masonic Hall, Nevada Cit, “ay 18. 1901, at7 o’clook P. a ot ha of such other busiproperly and legally brour hs County of N Now comes and respecttis a ‘vhat ‘ts a co } the state a Calitorr cipal place of bus ; . County of Nevada, ins ‘That its articles or h iginal-y aan the 8410 Corpor 1, Clerk ot Nevada Goa day of November, * thereof transmitted -issued by the Seor DOr’ seal of the State ot G OF State . that said corpo atidn haa ent : the requisites of the law, and wa. ing corpo ation, ph Masih ‘thas thereafter, quired by law. m @ sib 2 to med and sutte* , uf the Prospe:iiy Oi) * ttt masibor ob at the ir oO ‘Directors poration is seven, and. i named in the aitie ane Dire — and ever % are Lirec.ors of saidcor ' yerity Oil Company, vine hk. Cp uttn S. Lord, A. Ky 4 . 4. M : i . man, d. 5. Me ia ond Sue. ‘shat said. corporation oH to-wit: the letau,, shatth prese: is the Fr petiaiouers des bepytatael rma cna: 1osperity Petrole Tuas the reasuu for of uname is, thas. uname Was O gE place Ot busit, ssa: One. in thy Coys uf Santa Clara, sta:e of Catinoruia. the arts les of Inco poration op * perity Oi} Company,o:. POD « Os8 weretila the office O: the Secretary ouMthe Cali ornia about two wecks Pilo tosses ing of peitiouers’. a. plication, a: dsady perity Vil Company of San Jose f obi suid name, ana is LG LO-ThE use then inat both curpora ions a dint O 1 business, Owulug se deaud Working same in tbe County of Kern, state og That by r ason oi the idem Lame, COnsusiun/is caused oud inoue, curs iu selling stock, and in vari the two eorporations are brought: ine apie p 4 ae Lt. * thi ihat the bkrosperity vil Co ‘s Jose, California, that rey apprupriator of the name; and dem, that this curporatiun shail change its) that there may be nO louger a conti tween the (0. porations and conto business’ matte.s by reason of the ida UM Company, ul RO * the: be Com Making identity of of name. Wherefore, your. petitioners. pri, after due notice given, this nonorable(y bohm fix a pe a piace for the hear this petutlo. Liat upon . lication of this pet.tion, tor the teat the manuer required by iaw, aud afteris iug the evidence in support of ihspeds this court wali make its order’ ch name of petitiguer from tue Prop Compavy to the McKittrick riosper. troleum BF, aud that suon further proceeuings may. be had in ware 2 as ty = @vUUrt way seem prope your peutiouers wili cy Datea “Apel 6th, WW aD, aie) a. D rector, 7 J. 5. MOBHLD«,, Director, dulsteas, Direou 3 We. On a State of Californie, . % County 01 Neyaua.} ** Ami K. Lord weing orst duly sworn )huc he is an officer, to wit: the Presid the Prosperity Vil Company ; that pauy.is acorporation, urganized aud jug under ard’b; virtue ut the jaws di State of Caluornia, acd has its p place ox business at Nevada City, County of Nevada, iu said State; tuat has read the toregvuing petition und the cuntiuts thereo ; that thesame iif of his own snuwiedge, « xceptas to tuerein stated on into: main o1 belie, Qs to LhOne Matters he ver it tobe true, Subscribed and sworn to beiore ue 6th du, o April, lv 1. . YRED SEARLS, Notary Public in‘and! the county of Nevada, « tate of Caliroruia, LIOTORIAR BRAL.[ Notice Por Publication. . DEPARTMENT op THB Ix . LAND OvR10u AT MABYSVILLE, Val) aren 13, Wh Nerice IS. HBREBY wiVsN share tollowing-named settler has fi os his iuntentiva to make tinal provt ism port of his claim, and. that said be made betore the Kegister aud t Of tue uv. S. Land; Udice at maryavile) on April 8u, .v0l, viz: Thomas 4. Syn Homestead Application No. dz, 1orten! Y4 Uf Se We tgp tue 4g Of N. W.% ond be i of N, B. 34, Seo. 7, ip. 18 N., Kh. 8 Hi, al, De He names the toliow ing wituease to his coutanuous resideuce upon and cuitln tion of said iand, viz: Thomas b dpamvel U. Gunniug ahd Kdwin A. Pork Marysville P. U., Cat.; reter Mond Camptouville P, O., Lal. : mud BAANK W. JUHNSON, E Notice to Creditors. ES14T8 OF CATHERINE SKABALK i ceased. Otice is hereby given by the unde MinuistratriX of the estate of Laie Dkanaen, deceased, to the creditord § Qi persons having claims against the pit them, witb the sary vouchers, within tour months alltert Brst pubheation of this notice vo tht administeutrix, at the law o ' ‘earls, Nevada City, the same being Ot for the trausactiou of the busivel estate, in said County of Nevads. ow HANNAH 1. dU ‘ Administratrix of the: Estate of SKahaen, Veceased. ; gDaved Nevada Wity, this 11th day of Ae _——. Notice for Publication. J quand Office at{Sacramento, Cal., Mary ' ks NOME IS HEREBY GIVSN THATS foliowing-named settler Pn notice of bisiutentuonu to make per iu support uo: his claun, and that re will be made befure the Judge i "oy perivr Court of Nevada County! ‘sth, vada City Cal,, on Mouday, ar kid viz; Waltiam ‘4. Gillet, upon orn well ior the N.4g of S. W. 34 and 5. 24 ond Se. 24, 'L.14 Ney Bb. 10 b., LD. Bane He uames-the fuliowing witnesses" hi. eumiouaus residence Upou ‘tb, . tion of, said iahd, viz: <. valbrale’, Roles. re penerer, ene Geo. of Rens ty, Lal., PENRY, Rest Notice For Publicatios ee DEPARTMENT OF THE IXTERION LAND ( BF10B AT ‘ Ma Cal,. March ay, le ‘gat f : KEBY GIVEN 1 Norns. = amed setuer has j ut his intestion 10 make tinal proof, jag port of his clsim, aud vba: aid vi made’ before the Keg ser or iss U. 5. J and Uffice at Mary sviile, Calif ” May 18th lvl, vig: Wiliam 2}: esl dention No 4764 1007 ig of N SEM ond Wis o “teuandee’ ‘hettodowiug witmeeset his contiuuous rea dence ue : “on of paid “yi: Henry GSP ‘Dobbins P.O. Califorula; VN ison vf Ue P.O. _Usitiorae! 0 Tt Wolacd D er Ek 1 Charles W. Cook, of Dobbins ‘P, OCA altd ' PRANK W. JOHNSON, Been” Stockholders’ Meeti"> — al i nG OF TE CPE ANA MTT Sy Improvement Associ lon tthe 3 mi ee anh Beak Ser tornia, ; " Ll PB. My soon aaa ir } ea +0 em poration. aber bur for eonsié Ci on to" the wailed eel. 40TH YRAR— THE TRA! at SUBSCRIPTION By Carrier,:12 The Only Shoulder . For. Sale -Dickern DRUGS, STATIONE PHOTO GC For City I, _Hi SHEAR Will be a candidate City Marshal. Electio: For City M. ED. A. TOM Will be a candidate to the office of City Ma May 6th. NOTI( —TO— TAX PAY cemerrerceneeeat . . Notice is hereby the SECOND INSTALLMENT . COUNTY. TA Will become del Monday, Apri At 6 o'clock, : Five per cent. w to the amount of a maining ~ unpaid above date. 14s JACI Treasurer and . Nevada City, A WwW. W. WAGG Civil Engineer and D®.urr, v. 8. Morgan & fo ada City. 8 MRS. D. [1. ¢ Hair Store, 816 K St, § SWITCHES, WIus Of All Shades. Agent : Harrison’a Oosmetics solicited. E. W. SCE LRADING CIGAR . Pine Street..cccccssescees: LEADING LADY, Best Neavda City Tr DRAYING AND . cular attention for tarts I Frame Pictures