April 29, 1901 (4 pages)

Cotnpany; VArlous Fai: Ons are brought ino! en eee ‘Of hang . Com Nest claims that’ it ike ‘ira the name,’ atid: demay ium shail change itg 6 uO longer @ Sontile, rations and con by reason of’ th ur petitioners . iven, tuis AOUUTELIAE Coun. d p.ace tor the hear) at upon proof of the tah) tition, for the tine red by saw, aud after ia Support uf this pei ke ats order ch: ; © from the Pro pop Kittrick rr Gud that sucn otherad gs May. be had.in \ SUES UY Seem proper, wer eve; j z ‘t. LORD reall K. , D'rector, S. MOBKIv«, Di: eetor, C. WaALKATN, D Le MULL, Direoor, Un. > Dar ’ 0B. ” ing rst duly sworn, sayy! gr, tO wit: the Presiden d! . Company ; chat said @ 5 Hou, organized aiid exe virtue of the jaws of » Bud has its pringlj } @t Nevada City, ina , iu said State; that suing petition und know 20; that thesame inte » ¢Xceptas to ms tery intor mation or beliet:ad # he believes it to beta, AMIR, LOKD) sone to before me thi Notary Public in and for ie, state of Caliiornin, or Publication. BENT OF THE INTERIOR) ~ . AT MARYSVILLE, UaL) . } March 1, 191, }' . REBY GiVEN 2HAt THE ned settler has fied notlee make tinal proof ia sup. Sud that said proof will @ Kegister and ieceiver as Ma iba 4 ifise cyavile, Peet q viz; Fhomasa J, y stion No. a2w, cent 4 . of N. W.% and NW. D. 18 N., tt. OH., oD, ML Owing witueasys to prow 16S Upon and cutive: . . viaz Thomas 4. nd Kdwio A, forbes ot . + Peter. Mondads of . val. ii W. JOHNSON, Register, La to Creditors. \CHEL COULTER, Dk . ‘iven by the undersigned, he estate of rachel oul . be creditors of aod ms against the said de . ngin swith the necewaly mi Ouchs after the firs \otice to the said A: Cha:. W. Kitts, Main St, me being the piace for the business of suid’ @ of Nevada, Vala. fARY S. HUNTRESS, Fr q of Kachel Coulter, : ya4 —— r Publication. -amento, Cal., March Why ” SBY GIVEN THAT med settler Fe : mito make final prod m, and that said promt . e the Judge of the Suada County, Cal., at Ne 4 jonday, april 1th, LL sens Pyar “r% Ww Ke and S. 6 of N. W. tyjdd. D.b. and M. es to ‘ wing witness 0 De Nev upon aud pel ealbraith, Heart p, and Geo. Lathrop, © ~ VY. ; ‘As PENRY, Register, en Publication. OF THE INTERIOB, 1D BFIOR AT warch 8u, 1Wl. De AAT THB ¥ GIVEN 1HAT @béttier has tiled wake tinal proof insp. d'thac said proof Ww’ vegstor rn avile No. 4784, for the Gnd SWhs 01 Sb% he MM. rove ving witnesses torre. cuce@ UpOD aii of ruia; Wiliam Sli : Henry G. i sna , : ; Christ Dobbins P. Us , JOHNSON, Register a een, rs’ Meeting. TING OF THE STOO 4 ston (a, eo! rea five of ade City, OP County + in Nevada lay 14, 1901, Jeoti a en eration. i sae mre SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND Monday, April 29,1901 ’ lifo nia,op . 40TH YRAR—=NO, £3,215. THE TRANSGRIPT. RATES. By rail, $6.a Year,, ; j By Carrier, 12 tea Cts a Week. The Only Correct Shoulder.:: Brace Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODs. For City larshal. Hi SHEARER Will be a cendidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED.A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election y 6th. ad NOTICE TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that COUNTY TAXES ‘FIRE ALARM BOXES, Following is a list of the fire alarm boxes in Nevada City and where they are situated: It . will, be, «\ of great.convenience to have this ited Up some place where you may refer to it when an alarm is turned in: 24—Broad Street and National Alley, 25—West Broad and ley streets. 26—East Broad and Pine streets, ; 34— Main and Cottage streets, 35 — Coyote street and Washington road, * $6—Nevada street, cor. of Dr. Hunt’s lot. 43-—Sacramento and Adams streets, 3 45—Sacramento and Pine streets, near Cooper’s lumber yard. ; é 46—Jordan and Zion streets, in front of Mrs, Davenport’s. 52—Park Avenue and Nimrod streets, in front of Dan Marsh’s residence. FindPostponement. The sale of property for delinquent city taxes has been postponed antil Thursday, May 2, 1901. y Nevada City Assay Office Assaylng of Ores of all description, MLL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Maite ote be a or etaepily ded or i xpress o: atte to. GOLD BOUGHT, “Broad Street. below National Hotel. : T. H. HICKS & CO, Union Livery. Stable Main et. opp. Union Hotel; Henry Lane, = = Prop’r; : Oven day.and nighs New Fruit and Vegetable. Store, YEE LEE & CO. ill become delinquent on HATE, opened a first-class Store adjoint “At 6 o’clock, p. m. Five per cent. will he added . jo the amount of all Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date. J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. Nevada City, April 6, 1901 W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer.and Sarveyor.) PUTY. U. MINERAL SURVEYOR “Olleesia Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Nea tv. ~ MRS. D. M1. COMBS, Hair Store, 816 K St.,Sacramento, Cal, SWITCHES, WIUS and WAVES Dt All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrison’s Cosmetics. Mail oriere solicited, . W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, IO Street..ccc.seeceee Nevada City Ca’ RADING a aot 8 Cent Cigar BENERAL ARTHUR 4 ROSA eavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. HUMBOLDT IMPT BOHEMIAN CLUB HARMONIA Particul, id to the transpor ation of bag nny Sag oer od es. woop Aare moving. tS TAKER. Pictures With Artistic}Judg rent. Moore. the Br on MAIN STREET, here will be kept at olf times ane ray best of Pruits Vagatabies, Ch Goods Scircered tree of charge. and ¢ best of satisfaction . . Immense Sale of Prun ” NEVADA-CITY, CAL, MONDAY EV este less ey ee Den eK. pe * ie 2 re . The largest day’s business in the hiatory of the prane industry of the State of Osliforaia was done by the . Qali+ fornia Cured Fruit Association last Tuesday at San Jose, when 20,000,000. Pounde of fruit were sold. ‘This isa total of 30,000,000 pounds at the 2-cent basis. Orders came in yesterday in million-pound lots, and when business closed for the day it was thought that there. were still some orders. in the:mail. The price went back to the 8-cent basis that evening, it being the close of the fifteen-day period. The Board of Directors ‘at the “meeting, however, removed the one-cent a ponrd differential in favor of exporters. This puts the exporter and the American dealer on the same basis, that of three cents. rage : The Homeliest Man in Nevada City As well as the handsomest, and others are invited fo call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaraateed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Ail the lunatics in’ Laos, Asia, dwell together in.a village set apart for their exclusive.use. They are said te live very happily together, and certain travelers hint rather ~ strongly that they know of worse places nearer home. A contemporary says that most women. think that if they had been Eve in the Garden of Eden they would have been good. And others of them, it may be added, believe that they, could have eaten that apple—and not been found out. ————— THE. RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL. Proprietor. Commeroial Street, Nevada City. ESSE MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECJ IALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. a SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that no person is authorized to represent the Nevada .County Traction Company, in the matter-of Right of Way, unless producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. Sov. Jtogg Delivers an AdLi dress ina Barn. : his State he is sure to have some funny, experiences. , Sometimes he talke from the top of & sugar barrel, sometimes he eometimes,as did Governor Hogg of Te he rs an oration to the.ac— pened in the city of San Antonio. Governor Hogg had been billed to speak in ‘that prairie ‘Metropolis, but the opera, atrical company, and ‘the Republiceng had leased the only other available hall. On the outside of the town, at a place called San Pedro-Springs Norris & Rowe’s Big Trained Animal shows was wintering, and it possessed among other things a large training barn. ‘The Democrats hired the barn for the night from Norris & Rowe, filled it with’ circus seats, lit the gasolina lamps, and. ‘atarted the meeting. . The Chairman mounted an elephant tub and solemnly ‘announced that they had gathered to dedicate a new temple of liberty and justice. Thén Governor Hogg arose. “Ladies and gentlemen,” said he. “Roar-r-r-r,” went the elephant. “In this eventfal campaign,” continaed Governor Hogg, whereupon the monkeys chattered aud the dogs growled. : “I come to speak to you—” The elephant trumpeted again with majestic noise. represented by—” . The sixty odd ponies whinnered and kicked the floor. : “—-our great and glorious leader, the peerless statesman, and the matchless orator, William J. Bryan—” At that moment ali the animals in the barn joined in a tremendous chorus. A shiver of fear ran through the audience. —“at the mention of whose -name,” remarked Governor Hogg, after the noise had subsided, “even the wild beasts lift their voices in a tumult of appreciative joy.” NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. Wepnespay, April 24, 1901. Attention is called to Ordinance No, 149, which prohibits the use of water for irrigation or sprinkling of any kind between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p. m., and 10 p. m. and 5 a. m.—during the night. i Hues Movronim, Water Collector. a24-lw Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. da19-tf ENING, APRIL . rhich opens May 6th. The following “in advocacy of the great principles. RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Sacramento, Carnival. Che Week's Program as Outlined By the Commitiee. All indications augur the greatest Success for the Sacramento Streey Fair is the program as outlined; ©” : Monday, May@h. =. . 1 p. m.—Gra nd opening of the Fair’ concert and special features ‘on thé Queen’s throne. _ 7:80 p. m.—Coronation of the Queen ;. grand illumination of the fair grounds, Tuesday, May 7th. view by the Queen. 4p. m.—Grand concert by the brass . 7:80 p* m.—Grand illumination; free attractions on the Queen's throne, and concert by the band. Wednesday,May 8th. . 2 p. m.—Grand concert;' free, aerial and vaudeville attractions in front of the Queeu’s throne. . 7:30 p. m.—Grand illumination and spectacular production of the Battle of Gettysburg by. members of the G. A. R., assisted by National Guard com panies and children, ‘ Thursday, May 9th. 2 p.m.—Grand* Labor Day demenstration and parade. 8.80 p. m.—Grand review of the: parade from the throne by the Queen. 4 p. m.—Special Labor Day exercises in front of the Qaeen’s throne; concert by the band; special vaudeville and aerial features, 7:30 p m.—Ooncert by Bennett’s band and free vaudeville entertainment in front of the Queen's throne, Friday, May 10th. Sacramento Day. 2 o’clook p. m— Grand concert, free aerial and vaudeville attractions in front of the Queen’s throne. 7:30 p.m.—Grand illumination and spectacular production of the Battle of Gettysburg by members of the G, A. R., assisted by Nationa] Guard companies and the school children; music by Bennett’s Band. Saturday, May. lith. Mystic Shriners’ Day, 2 p. m.—Reception to Shriners; grand concert by Bennett's Band; free entertainment. in front of the Queen’s throne, 7:80 p. m.—Special Shriners’. attractions, and grand illaminations; concert by Bennett’s concert band; free mardigras on the streets of the fair grounds.’ Cow For Sale. A fresh Jersey cow is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at this office. 2 p.m.—Floral Parade and grand re-. F Children’s: ‘Vaudeville. At Nevada Theatre Monday, April, 29th. Under Direction of Miss Rogers. FANCY DANCING, Cako-Walk by 14 Children $ to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS, 3 Advertisements of not to five lines in I this cents some ryiecnatr eeuage ete 10 centa a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance.’ To Let. A pleasant house of five rooms, partly furnished or unfurnished. Also, three sunny rooms, nicely furnished. Inquire. of MRS. NAFFZIGER, Grove street. a22-lw © Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit ra, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street, at-lw House for Rent. A five-room house ina pleasant pgrt of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. a’ Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left hind foot white, and split in left ear. The owner is requested to calland pay charges and take the horse away. Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 centsfor gentlemen. Ladies free, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines, a Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 Bp. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros, shoe store, man, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Take Notice, NOzCcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL not be responsib'e for any debts contracted by my wife, Almenia Menbencet, on and after this date. , EDWIN MENHENNET Centerville Butte, Montana, April ath, 1901. ae als-3w. ~— Entertainment], Nevada City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent for Sher. . CATHOLIC FAIR —AND— FESTIVAL “ww MAY ist, 1901907— And continuing four days. Soieemeeneeeneeanie’ A especial train will be ‘run from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) @@ An Excelient Musical and Litetary. Programme, Each Evening. Also Dancing. F ADMISSION — 25 Oents, @@ A fine dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday, May ist and 2nd, from 12 to 2 p. m., at Conlan’s Hotel, BANANAS aw ORANGES kkk Is headquarters for the best bananis and oranges to be procured in the market. Also the choicest of confectionery. CHAS, E. TEGLER, Proprietor Commercial St,, opp. Transcript Blook, Short Order Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restaurant in the Mills building on Broad street, and willl give strict witeution toshort orders, including Tamales, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, “™ Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & irs, Durand In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROQS,. Have moved into their new cue rters -n Som: mercial street and invite a:l thel: forner patrons to call and ses hum. They will make it a point to serve he fires*t tranaz uf Wines, Liquors and’ Cie1rs All kinds of Mixed wrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’, Commeretal * a. Bayles Lunch Choicest Cream Wheat Herring Cream Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. P. G. SGADDEN They areall his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOR Chipped Beef. Boiled Ham. Crescent Jelly & J home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of this article and our machine does the chipping. Ready to slice. With this you can prepare @ meal inside of a minute. Lady Adams Tomatoes. are the finest in the market and every can is guaranteed. anywhere and our customers all fecommend it as being equal to We have just received 100 cases of them. They Only 10 cents a glass. ¢ This article can’t be best al ae Peerless Saloon. HIS BR PURCHASED T POPULA wa. from Chas, Dahigren, ios prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest: Wines Liquors and Cigars id friends and all the new ones LF al will be treated ina courteous manos: HENRY W. RICH. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. e COUNCIL CHAMBER.” All the favorite brands of Whiskies' on hand, sti c ap Revlon “Oumar spper.’ and “Kobin Hi “ Wam.J. Britiand. @ Also Makes Photographs. A =% this work done NOW. guarantees his work to last. at any time. Etc. Come and see them and Peneceieess ‘ _ ‘The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in. the county .and I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, get prices. PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = = = Nevada City, Cal ee NEVADA SOMETHING: NEW! Apricot Cordial. nes Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW. YORK HOTEé. BROAD ST., NEVADA OF ” JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse<. U peer eeeer Seo he "> poceom Cd phe een City, . ABLE is not surpassed in the county Al, cooking and service. JOHN BADR, Cashier. A general Banking business transacted. Dratts issued payable in any part of the world. Loans made on approved security. Valuables can be deposited in our fireOffice Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ii roe AGENSY COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Oashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits, Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, proof steel vault at little, expense, Saturday Evenings; 6:30 p. m. PLAZA PLANING MILL. id . ARCHITECTS a) AND BUILDERS. ouldine s* Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Getour stim ¢s ov any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, Svecialty, lans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Nevada Co. Electric Power i , Pants $ Ladies’ GRAND OPENING « # « New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived.. Everybody invited to call and examine it A Suits $12 up — —=z 3.50 up Dress Goods for » tailor-made suits at lowest prices New establishm2nt on Broad Street, mext door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. 7" 4.2L, the Tailor NO _—_=ese=. Smoke Soot Smell. & Co. » ls the Ideal Light, 4 For Buggy Tops AND— y Carriage T rimmings Of all kinds go te J. Gains. UMDERTARING PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street. ..Nevada City, Oal ‘ ALBERT_REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken‘for Floral Pieces. Telephone 34. Tegler’s Confectionery : ee re ae a ee er

Cotnpany; VArlous Fai: Ons are brought ino! en eee ‘Of hang . Com Nest claims that’ it ike ‘ira the name,’ atid: demay ium shail change itg 6 uO longer @ Sontile, rations and con by reason of’ th ur petitioners . iven, tuis AOUUTELIAE Coun. d p.ace tor the hear) at upon proof of the tah) tition, for the tine red by saw, aud after ia Support uf this pei ke ats order ch: ; © from the Pro pop Kittrick rr Gud that sucn otherad gs May. be had.in \ SUES UY Seem proper, wer eve; j z ‘t. LORD reall K. , D'rector, S. MOBKIv«, Di: eetor, C. WaALKATN, D Le MULL, Direoor, Un. > Dar ’ 0B. ” ing rst duly sworn, sayy! gr, tO wit: the Presiden d! . Company ; chat said @ 5 Hou, organized aiid exe virtue of the jaws of » Bud has its pringlj } @t Nevada City, ina , iu said State; that suing petition und know 20; that thesame inte » ¢Xceptas to ms tery intor mation or beliet:ad # he believes it to beta, AMIR, LOKD) sone to before me thi Notary Public in and for ie, state of Caliiornin, or Publication. BENT OF THE INTERIOR) ~ . AT MARYSVILLE, UaL) . } March 1, 191, }' . REBY GiVEN 2HAt THE ned settler has fied notlee make tinal proof ia sup. Sud that said proof will @ Kegister and ieceiver as Ma iba 4 ifise cyavile, Peet q viz; Fhomasa J, y stion No. a2w, cent 4 . of N. W.% and NW. D. 18 N., tt. OH., oD, ML Owing witueasys to prow 16S Upon and cutive: . . viaz Thomas 4. nd Kdwio A, forbes ot . + Peter. Mondads of . val. ii W. JOHNSON, Register, La to Creditors. \CHEL COULTER, Dk . ‘iven by the undersigned, he estate of rachel oul . be creditors of aod ms against the said de . ngin swith the necewaly mi Ouchs after the firs \otice to the said A: Cha:. W. Kitts, Main St, me being the piace for the business of suid’ @ of Nevada, Vala. fARY S. HUNTRESS, Fr q of Kachel Coulter, : ya4 —— r Publication. -amento, Cal., March Why ” SBY GIVEN THAT med settler Fe : mito make final prod m, and that said promt . e the Judge of the Suada County, Cal., at Ne 4 jonday, april 1th, LL sens Pyar “r% Ww Ke and S. 6 of N. W. tyjdd. D.b. and M. es to ‘ wing witness 0 De Nev upon aud pel ealbraith, Heart p, and Geo. Lathrop, © ~ VY. ; ‘As PENRY, Register, en Publication. OF THE INTERIOB, 1D BFIOR AT warch 8u, 1Wl. De AAT THB ¥ GIVEN 1HAT @béttier has tiled wake tinal proof insp. d'thac said proof Ww’ vegstor rn avile No. 4784, for the Gnd SWhs 01 Sb% he MM. rove ving witnesses torre. cuce@ UpOD aii of ruia; Wiliam Sli : Henry G. i sna , : ; Christ Dobbins P. Us , JOHNSON, Register a een, rs’ Meeting. TING OF THE STOO 4 ston (a, eo! rea five of ade City, OP County + in Nevada lay 14, 1901, Jeoti a en eration. i sae mre SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND Monday, April 29,1901 ’ lifo nia,op . 40TH YRAR—=NO, £3,215. THE TRANSGRIPT. RATES. By rail, $6.a Year,, ; j By Carrier, 12 tea Cts a Week. The Only Correct Shoulder.:: Brace Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODs. For City larshal. Hi SHEARER Will be a cendidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED..A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election y 6th. ad NOTICE TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that COUNTY TAXES ‘FIRE ALARM BOXES, Following is a list of the fire alarm boxes in Nevada City and where they are situated: It . will, be, «\ of great.convenience to have this ited Up some place where you may refer to it when an alarm is turned in: 24—Broad Street and National Alley, 25—West Broad and ley streets. 26—East Broad and Pine streets, ; 34— Main and Cottage streets, 35 — Coyote street and Washington road, * $6—Nevada street, cor. of Dr. Hunt’s lot. 43-—Sacramento and Adams streets, 3 45—Sacramento and Pine streets, near Cooper’s lumber yard. ; é 46—Jordan and Zion streets, in front of Mrs, Davenport’s. 52—Park Avenue and Nimrod streets, in front of Dan Marsh’s residence. FindPostponement. The sale of property for delinquent city taxes has been postponed antil Thursday, May 2, 1901. y Nevada City Assay Office Assaylng of Ores of all description, MLL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Maite ote be a or etaepily ded or i xpress o: atte to. GOLD BOUGHT, “Broad Street. below National Hotel. : T. H. HICKS & CO, Union Livery. Stable Main et. opp. Union Hotel; Henry Lane, = = Prop’r; : Oven day.and nighs New Fruit and Vegetable. Store, YEE LEE & CO. ill become delinquent on HATE, opened a first-class Store adjoint “At 6 o’clock, p. m. Five per cent. will he added . jo the amount of all Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date. J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. Nevada City, April 6, 1901 W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer.and Sarveyor.) PUTY. U. MINERAL SURVEYOR “Olleesia Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Nea tv. ~ MRS. D. M1. COMBS, Hair Store, 816 K St.,Sacramento, Cal, SWITCHES, WIUS and WAVES Dt All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrison’s Cosmetics. Mail oriere solicited, . W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, IO Street....ccc.seeceee Nevada City Ca’ RADING a aot 8 Cent Cigar BENERAL ARTHUR 4 ROSA eavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. HUMBOLDT IMPT BOHEMIAN CLUB HARMONIA Particul, id to the transpor ation of bag nny Sag oer od es. woop Aare moving. tS TAKER. Pictures With Artistic}Judg rent. Moore. the Br on MAIN STREET, here will be kept at olf times ane ray best of Pruits Vagatabies, Ch Goods Scircered tree of charge. and ¢ best of satisfaction . . Immense Sale of Prun ” NEVADA-CITY, CAL, MONDAY EV este less ey ee Den eK. pe * ie 2 re . The largest day’s business in the hiatory of the prane industry of the State of Osliforaia was done by the . Qali+ fornia Cured Fruit Association last Tuesday at San Jose, when 20,000,000. Pounde of fruit were sold. ‘This isa total of 30,000,000 pounds at the 2-cent basis.. Orders came in yesterday in million-pound lots, and when business closed for the day it was thought that there. were still some orders. in the:mail. The price went back to the 8-cent basis that evening, it being the close of the fifteen-day period. The Board of Directors ‘at the “meeting, however, removed the one-cent a ponrd differential in favor of exporters. This puts the exporter and the American dealer on the same basis, that of three cents. rage : The Homeliest Man in Nevada City As well as the handsomest, and others are invited fo call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaraateed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Ail the lunatics in’ Laos, Asia, dwell together in.a village set apart for their exclusive.use. They are said te live very happily together, and certain travelers hint rather ~ strongly that they know of worse places nearer home. A contemporary says that most women. think that if they had been Eve in the Garden of Eden they would have been good. And others of them, it may be added, believe that they, could have eaten that apple—and not been found out. ————— THE. RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL.. Proprietor. Commeroial Street, Nevada City. ESSE MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECJ IALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. a SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that no person is authorized to represent the Nevada .County Traction Company, in the matter-of Right of Way, unless producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. Sov. Jtogg Delivers an AdLi dress ina Barn. : his State he is sure to have some funny, experiences. , Sometimes he talke from the top of & sugar barrel, sometimes he eometimes,as did Governor Hogg of Te he rs an oration to the.ac— pened in the city of San Antonio. Governor Hogg had been billed to speak in ‘that prairie ‘Metropolis, but the opera, atrical company, and ‘the Republiceng had leased the only other available hall. On the outside of the town, at a place called San Pedro-Springs Norris & Rowe’s Big Trained Animal shows was wintering, and it possessed among other things a large training barn. ‘The Democrats hired the barn for the night from Norris & Rowe, filled it with’ circus seats, lit the gasolina lamps, and. ‘atarted the meeting. . The Chairman mounted an elephant tub and solemnly ‘announced that they had gathered to dedicate a new temple of liberty and justice. Thén Governor Hogg arose. “Ladies and gentlemen,” said he.

“Roar-r-r-r,” went the elephant. “In this eventfal campaign,” continaed Governor Hogg, whereupon the monkeys chattered aud the dogs growled. : “I come to speak to you—” The elephant trumpeted again with majestic noise. represented by—” . The sixty odd ponies whinnered and kicked the floor. : “—-our great and glorious leader, the peerless statesman, and the matchless orator, William J. Bryan—” At that moment ali the animals in the barn joined in a tremendous chorus. A shiver of fear ran through the audience. —“at the mention of whose -name,” remarked Governor Hogg, after the noise had subsided, “even the wild beasts lift their voices in a tumult of appreciative joy.” NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. Wepnespay, April 24, 1901. Attention is called to Ordinance No, 149, which prohibits the use of water for irrigation or sprinkling of any kind between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p. m., and 10 p. m. and 5 a. m.—during the night. i Hues Movronim, Water Collector. a24-lw Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. da19-tf ENING, APRIL . rhich opens May 6th. The following “in advocacy of the great principles. RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Sacramento, Carnival. Che Week's Program as Outlined By the Commitiee. All indications augur the greatest Success for the Sacramento Streey Fair is the program as outlined; ©” : Monday, May@h. =.. . 1 p. m.—Gra nd opening of the Fair’ concert and special features ‘on thé Queen’s throne. _ 7:80 p. m.—Coronation of the Queen ;. grand illumination of the fair grounds, Tuesday, May 7th. view by the Queen. 4p. m.—Grand concert by the brass . 7:80 p* m.—Grand illumination; free attractions on the Queen's throne, and concert by the band. Wednesday,May 8th. . 2 p. m.—Grand concert;' free, aerial and vaudeville attractions in front of the Queeu’s throne. . 7:30 p. m.—Grand illumination and spectacular production of the Battle of Gettysburg by. members of the G. A. R., assisted by National Guard com panies and children, ‘ Thursday, May 9th. 2 p.m.—Grand* Labor Day demenstration and parade. 8.80 p. m.—Grand review of the: parade from the throne by the Queen. 4 p. m.—Special Labor Day exercises in front of the Qaeen’s throne; concert by the band; special vaudeville and aerial features, 7:30 p m.—Ooncert by Bennett’s band and free vaudeville entertainment in front of the Queen's throne, Friday, May 10th. Sacramento Day. 2 o’clook p. m— Grand concert, free aerial and vaudeville attractions in front of the Queen’s throne. 7:30 p.m.—Grand illumination and spectacular production of the Battle of Gettysburg by members of the G, A. R., assisted by Nationa] Guard companies and the school children; music by Bennett’s Band. Saturday, May. lith. Mystic Shriners’ Day, 2 p. m.—Reception to Shriners; grand concert by Bennett's Band; free entertainment. in front of the Queen’s throne, 7:80 p. m.—Special Shriners’. attractions, and grand illaminations; concert by Bennett’s concert band; free mardigras on the streets of the fair grounds.’ Cow For Sale. A fresh Jersey cow is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at this office. 2 p.m.—Floral Parade and grand re-. F Children’s: ‘Vaudeville. At Nevada Theatre Monday, April, 29th. Under Direction of Miss Rogers. FANCY DANCING, Cako-Walk by 14 Children $ to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS, 3 Advertisements of not to five lines in I this cents some ryiecnatr eeuage ete 10 centa a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance.’ To Let. A pleasant house of five rooms, partly furnished or unfurnished. Also, three sunny rooms, nicely furnished. Inquire. of MRS. NAFFZIGER, Grove street. a22-lw © Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit ra, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street, at-lw House for Rent. A five-room house ina pleasant pgrt of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. a’ Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left hind foot white, and split in left ear. The owner is requested to calland pay charges and take the horse away. Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 centsfor gentlemen. Ladies free, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines, a Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 Bp. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros, shoe store, man, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Take Notice, NOzCcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL not be responsib'e for any debts contracted by my wife, Almenia Menbencet, on and after this date. , EDWIN MENHENNET Centerville Butte, Montana, April ath, 1901. ae als-3w. ~— Entertainment], Nevada City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent for Sher. . CATHOLIC FAIR —AND— FESTIVAL “ww MAY ist, 1901907— And continuing four days. Soieemeeneeeneeanie’ A especial train will be ‘run from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) @@ An Excelient Musical and Litetary. Programme, Each Evening. Also Dancing. F ADMISSION — 25 Oents, @@ A fine dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday, May ist and 2nd, from 12 to 2 p. m., at Conlan’s Hotel, BANANAS aw ORANGES kkk Is headquarters for the best bananis and oranges to be procured in the market. Also the choicest of confectionery. CHAS, E. TEGLER, Proprietor Commercial St,, opp. Transcript Blook, Short Order Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restaurant in the Mills building on Broad street, and willl give strict witeution toshort orders, including Tamales, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, “™ Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & irs, Durand In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROQS,. Have moved into their new cue rters -n Som: mercial street and invite a:l thel: forner patrons to call and ses hum. They will make it a point to serve he fires*t tranaz uf Wines, Liquors and’ Cie1rs All kinds of Mixed wrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’, Commeretal * a. Bayles Lunch Choicest Cream Wheat Herring Cream Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. P. G. SGADDEN They areall his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOR Chipped Beef. Boiled Ham. Crescent Jelly & J home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of this article and our machine does the chipping. Ready to slice. With this you can prepare @ meal inside of a minute. Lady Adams Tomatoes. are the finest in the market and every can is guaranteed. anywhere and our customers all fecommend it as being equal to We have just received 100 cases of them. They Only 10 cents a glass. ¢ This article can’t be best al ae Peerless Saloon. HIS BR PURCHASED T POPULA wa. from Chas, Dahigren, ios prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest: Wines Liquors and Cigars id friends and all the new ones LF al will be treated ina courteous manos: HENRY W. RICH. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. e COUNCIL CHAMBER.” All the favorite brands of Whiskies' on hand, sti c ap Revlon “Oumar spper.’ and “Kobin Hi “ Wam.J. Britiand. @ Also Makes Photographs. A =% this work done NOW. guarantees his work to last. at any time. Etc. Come and see them and Peneceieess ‘ _ ‘The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in. the county .and I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, get prices. PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = = = Nevada City, Cal ee NEVADA SOMETHING: NEW! Apricot Cordial. nes Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW. YORK HOTEé. BROAD ST., NEVADA OF ” JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse<. U peer eeeer Seo he "> poceom Cd phe een City, . ABLE is not surpassed in the county Al, cooking and service. JOHN BADR, Cashier. A general Banking business transacted. Dratts issued payable in any part of the world. Loans made on approved security. Valuables can be deposited in our fireOffice Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ii roe AGENSY COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Oashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits, Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, proof steel vault at little, expense, Saturday Evenings; 6:30 p. m. PLAZA PLANING MILL.. id .. ARCHITECTS a) AND BUILDERS. ouldine s* Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Getour stim ¢s ov any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, Svecialty, lans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Nevada Co. Electric Power i , Pants $ Ladies’ GRAND OPENING « # « New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived... Everybody invited to call and examine it A Suits $12 up — —=z 3.50 up Dress Goods for » tailor-made suits at lowest prices New establishm2nt on Broad Street, mext door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. 7" 4.2L, the Tailor NO _—_=ese=. Smoke Soot Smell. & Co. » ls the Ideal Light, 4 For Buggy Tops AND— y Carriage T rimmings Of all kinds go te J. Gains. UMDERTARING PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street. ...Nevada City, Oal ‘ ALBERT_REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken‘for Floral Pieces. Telephone 34. Tegler’s Confectionery : ee re ae a ee er