April 30, 1901 (4 pages)

eset eee a Se a eet ate ‘fey, where a * or SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, pes At Pythiau Castle. \Visiting Brethren are cordially invited t< d. , sae FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C.C. @ W. Oavan, a. of R. and S. Mistletoe Eacampment, No. 47,1. O o e Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Svery nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:80 o’slook. . : J H. POLMERE, C. P. _G@go. A. Gray, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evenir g at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon. und fourth Thursdays of each month MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MLS. RELLAR NOUGLASS R.S Hovada County Harrow Gauge BB. TIMETABLE NO. 55. Trains will luave and arrive at Nevada City on and afte: Sunday, May 18, 1900, as folows. LEAVING FOR,OOLFAX. “ Daily; mecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal g Abe arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and Saa #rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. g&: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland *45 train No.5, stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 215 p. m. Daily; connecti: with 12: P. M. Overland Train, leavi Sav 35 Fe at 8:00 A. M. for East, a Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10:00 A. M. with Lo. Daily; connecti: 5:15 M. cal "dhyain leavi'e Sacramento at 4:50 P. M. and Overland — rains for hast and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Pally: Arriviag From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM OOLFAX. ° Daily ; connecting with O+er9:35 A. M. land Train from East. a Daily; connecting with over: 1205 P.M. land train from bast. . Daily ; connecting with Uver§:90 P. M. land trate leaving San Fi o cise at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Li ised leaving san Francisco at 10 A M, ° Daily ; connecting with Lo:a' 9: O P. M. Train leaving Sacremento at 4:6. **. M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P. LOCGURIDGE, Superintendent. y ). R. DAVIS, feacher ot Vocal and Instrument: ! Music, Also Choral api Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and othe: portions of Nevada county weekly for the — of instructing pupils at their owr es. Tor particulars at to terms of tuition, ete apply to the Protessor, either by lettero at his homei2 North SanJuap 0 the Union Hotel Nevads Cite C. H. HARRISON, DEALSB Is All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacc« The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Dancing School. Ladies and geutieman’s dancing schou! every Wednesday ev ning, and children’s dancing school every Saturday a/ternoon. by PROF. JOHN MICHEL}! DR. COREY: PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 1009!¢ Ninth Street, between J and K.Hours 10 to12-a.M., 2 to 4 and7to8 Pp. M., or by appoin' ment. SACRAMENTO, CAL, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transien' customers,Stables Open . All Night. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City. Telephone Nr ~ National Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. Natio: al Hxchange Hote Mevada City, 2s JAMES HENSESSY, bd Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES ABD BUGGIES To he found in thie mart -f the Gate Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. . Dentist. Broad Stréet, Nevada. City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—? to 12 a. M. and 1to5 P.M. GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Frencisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 3I, 1901, on the new COAST LINE Two Through _ Trains daily. Tur Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, will make daylight trips through the most pictur“esque, varied and entertaining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure '[ime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) ROAD STREET, MEVADA CITY CAPITAL. % Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, -° «= 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 i £. M. PRESTON...+geese D. E. Moxean coves Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a.m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from . 6:30 to 7:30 P.M COBRESPONDANTS. . New York—Nationa] Bank of North Amer "a Francisco—Firet Nation:i Bank, Loo don, Paris & American Bauk. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mill. We tasue Sight Drafts payabie in NEW YORE, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO Also Bills of Excha pyable at sight . the oo Be cones of Great Britain on "Collects ons on any part of the United State: ty. ‘i Eishest price paid for County and Stet Warrauts. od Silver Bullion purchased, oe Office ot she Bank. i fice at Grass Val This Bank Mainta’ oy esr Fant motes . J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent ab Grass Valley, Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st Nevada City, Cal. L. BOWMAN. 4 F.SHAV SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Strea, Nevada City. Cal. ¢INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OP BILLINGS. RYTRACTING SKITT PITT Y Nas Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. oo In our analysis of the sample or whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47 13 perce t and by weigh 34.80 percent The ext active mat ter amounts ty 0.85 per cent. and thein orginic matter to but the miuutest uf traces As the result of those and other tests we tind he wh skey to be -:ee from ail abno mal or deleteriou. ing: edient<; to be npt« thestandard +t ength; and tu constitute au absolutely pure artic e, ‘luos. Pxicz &Son E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., = Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. . E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacoa and ward, Prop’s. R. H. TURNER, . Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in ali the. Courts of the United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Lund Causes. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, . oroer [nird aud Market Streets, Sau Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER : —aNp— EMBALMER. ‘Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. Open day and night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to ail calls day or night. Lady atraudant. Teleie, West 6. $ Opp. Rosenberg B:: 84 Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minute.” 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-pre voking Mardi Gras. Round trip, one and onethird fare, any point. camnennbeiaeeti becomes a pleasure. by druggis or and banis' TT’ They overcome WeakmoTT’s P. [ ness, irregularity aid (3 omissions, increase vigx 4 CARY —__————————eoeooeeee ish “pains of menstruation.”» They are “LIFE SAVERS” to girls’ at womanhood, Mtg vag develope oe =4 boty. rahe “kn reme or women equals them. Cannot do harm— poor d 1.00 PER BOX BY MAIL. Sold ts. DR. MOTT’S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. ——— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. >. 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP STAIRS) bs Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada ty. FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE REST FIRE AND LIFE A Insurance Companies. fice on Pine street. near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. WiLL PRACTICE IN ALL TH& COURT State and federal. P. F. SLMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Wik. PRACTICK IN THK STATE AND TMnttad Qtatae Wnwetel J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at; Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING,COR.BROAD ( y nd Pinestr ~'-. Nevaia Citv THOS. 8S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( )@8ICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COM. meroial and Pine r*r-ete. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( pizice-COR, BKOAD AND PINESTs. up stairs. Nevada Citv. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Cranseript Block, Commercial Stree’ Nevada OCitv. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ( )PEICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA orTv. Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until further notice the ’Bus will make regular trips between Neévada City and Grass Valley atthe following hours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 6 and 7:30 p. m. : 2 Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 3:45 and 6:30 p. m. Passengers calied for in any part of town. without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Excnange Hote}, GEO. GRISSEL. Prop Stockholders Meeps. THe annua’ meeting of the st-ckholders of Odd Feliows Hali Association wil beheld on Monday evening, “ay 6th 1901, t744."elock, for the purpose. of elect ng a Board of Direvors avd he trausaction of such other bus ness as may be properl, brought before said meeting. aT. P. Rrown, Chairman. Nevada Cit+, April 1. 1901. The Leading Flour. FOR SALE KY ALL GROCERS. Unton: Flotet Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. OFFICE. OF THE Assessor of Nevada County, POLL TAX NOTICE. « Ngvapba City, April 20, 1901. OTICE IS HrRbhBY G.VEN THAT THE State roll Tax: f two dollars for the year 191 is now due and payable at my office, atthe Court House,or to a Deputy Assessor : neat on $839 of the Political Code reads as ollows: tvery male inhabitant of the State over twe'ty-one -nd urder sixty years of age, eXcept paupers insane per onaud Indians, Sruvided the same he paid between the First Monday in March and the First Monday in July, Then it shell be three dollars. Section 3846 of the t olitics] Code makes it the duty of the Assessor to “demaud Poll Tax of every p rsonliable theref r and on the neglect or refusal of such personto ay, he must collec: by seizure ‘aud sale of any personal property owned by such p-rson ” Under Sect Ons 429to 435 every person wl o refuses to give hisownn mé or the name ot any person in his emnlo:, or wh> in eny manner obs ruets the Assessor or any of his deputies in the evliecticn ot the state Pol: ‘tax is guiity -f a misdemeanor, and liable to'a tine o: $300 or imprisonment in the County Jail, or both such fi.e and imprisonmeut. Uuly those persons under twenty-one or over six y ye rs of age are exempt. Poll 4a. must be pa don demand. H. C. SLMROEDER, a23 Assessor of Nevada County Order to Show Cause, N THE SUP'RIOR COURT OF THE County o! Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of shomas P. Rovinson, deceas: d. Ll. J. orpie,the administrator of thee: state of ‘Lhomas P. KOb nson, deceased, haying on this 28d day of ap il, 191, pre seuted his verified petition praving tor an ord. r oOsellthe real estate of said deceas.d and it appearing to this Court that it is necessary to seli the whole or some part ot the estate of said deceas:d to pay the debts of d sed and exp of administra ion. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and éecreed that ail persons interested in the estare of said deceased appear before the Supericr Court on Monday, May 2.th, 1901, at the hovr of ten o’ciuck.A, M: of said day to show cause, if any they have, why an order shou d not be granted to saiu adiin strator to seil so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be pub ished in ‘1 HE DAILY 1 RANSCRIPT,a newspaper pu: lished and pr.nted iu eaid county, tor four successive weeks. Dated april 23, 1901. F. T. NILON, Judge. Filed April 28, 1901. F,L AxBoaast, Clerk. By A.J. Hosaing Deputy Clerk. ;: Jones & Larue, attorueys for Administraor. a2s Order ‘to Show Cause. [T° THE SUPERIUR COURT OF THE County ot Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Uharies E. Johnston, de eased. C. », bastin, Administrator with the will jann Xed, of the estate of CHAKLES kK. JOH STON, degeased. having tiled his pe ti ion herein. duly verified, praying ior an order of sale o ‘the real atute of said decedent for the pur poses therein set forth, it is theretore ordered ny the Court, that all persons interested inthe estate of said deceased, appeer before the said Superior Court on MONDAY, the THIKTEENTH DAY of MAY, 1Wi, at 10 u’clock a.m. of said day, atthe Court koom of said Superior Uourt in the Court House in Nevada City, Coun y o Nevada, “t.te of Calito nia, to show cause why an order shoud not be granted to the said Administrator, with the will annex: d to sell 80 much of the real e tateof suid de ceased. at private sale. as s' all be ne cessa ry, and that‘a copy of this order be vublished tor at least four successive weeks in the NavaDa City DAILY ‘. RANSORIPT. a newspaper printed and published iu said county. Dated april 12th, 1901. F. 1. NiLuN, ey ah fry Judge. FRED SEARLS, Attorney for Administrator. Y ee Notice to Creditors. EStte OF HARRIET CARR, DECRASED. Notice is hereby, given by the undersigoed Kxecutur of the Estate of Harriet Carr, dceased. to the creditors of aud ali persons havi: g claims agaiustthe said deceased toexh-bitthem with the necessary vouchers, withinfour mouths after the tirst publication of this not ce, tthe said Kxecutr, t the Law Difice of John bh. ‘ yrrel’, in the fhomas buiduiug, city of Grass Valley, the same being the pluce for the transaction ot the business of :aid estate in the said couuty of Nevada, GEORGE CARR, Exec”tor of the Last Wili and Testament of Hasraet bern gosenay i. bic tae a at Nevada City, this April. 1901, * mabe Joun R. TYRRERLL, Attorney for Estate. a20 Notice to Creditors. Ete oF Bihus NOVITZE ¥,. DE. «+ Notice is hereby gi b unds: signed, Admini-tratrix of the Rates of Heu:y Nuvitzky, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims acainst the said d to exhibit them with the necessary vonchers, within four months atte, the tirst pul! lication of this notice, to the suid Administratrix, at the Law Office ot Lhas. W. Kitts, » ain street, Grass Valley, trunmotioa afte tutines of identi ts 2 © business said county of Nevad a al sabe t A NOVITZKY _Adm‘nistratrix of Kst: lothe ee x o state of Heury No vated april izth, 1901. Charles w. Ki At * Ptr pig tts, Attorney for Admioie StOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. De be He COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Raiiroaa Company. The annual meetsng Of the Stockholdes of the Nevada County Darrow Gauge Kailroad Company for the election of seyen : irectors.'o serve for the — r hy ane for the scouners ion 0: t er bus: as —— the mee ta, will be dat the be 4 © Company at the ra epo' Tass V hey, NevadaCoun y, Caddoouine tag ° Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1901, At8 o’clock p.m. Pol 4 o'clock ai cloned at #78 p.m. reer ra day of May. By order of the Bosed ot ¥. @. BRATTY, Secretary. NOTICE FOR BIDS — FOR — Furnishing School Books. CE IS HER&BY GIVEN THAT THE Gace oF Educat on of Nevada OUntys (a iforn a, will receive sealed bids for ‘urnishing the following Schuul Books tor use in.the Schoo.s of Nevada Lounty : Supplemeotary Readers for the Ist, 24. 3d, 4th, Sih, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geom:try, Boow-keepinz, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at Ll o’ciocK a. m. on June 15th, pik ’ nt OF TRS Ge tee an tioase at Nevads Che Boned reserves the right to reject any and all bias. w. J. ROGER’, Secretary County Boa dof td.c tion. Novoda City, Cal., Apri 6, 1901. aps ELECTION PROCLAMATION. HE ELECTORS OF 9 HE CORPORATION ‘> of the city of Ney-da. are hereby notified that an election will be he'd in Nevada City on Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the followingnamed officers: 1. Marshal. 2. Assessor. 3. Treasurer. _ 4. City Trustee. 5. City Trustee. The plages of election and the offcers who shalconduct sais elect on iu each of the several precincts 0 s-id city of Nevada sha 1 besndthey are hereby designated aud appo nted as [0.10 48, to-wit: PRECINCT NO. 1. Polls at Clutter’s carriage shop. Inspectors id. Saith and A. Tam; Judges, D n Dowerard John Kafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neazje; ballot clerks, John Waters aud n. L. 5+ eeney. PRECINCT NO. 2. Polls at City Hall. Ins ectors, D.S. Baker aud Mike Garver; judzes. O CU. Coulan and C J. Brand; clerks, John We ber and W. 5. Holman; b Mot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Urgan. PRECINCT NO. 3. Polls at No.1 Hose H: se ‘nsvectors, T C. Ra_dali and Wm Floyd; judges, J. W. Dean and Wm. Walters; c.erks. L. M. Sukeforth andG A.G ay; ballot clerks, brank Power and J. E, Carr. PRECINCT NO. 4. Polls at Pennsylvania Kngine House. In spectors, Jo'n Dunnichf nd thomas Kowe; judges, K. Muller aud J. S. Gregory; clerks, A. bartung and A. C Gault; balio. clerks, George Dunster an! W. H. Hicks. The polls will be open f om sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. B.S. RECTOR, President Attest—SIDNEY PRAED, Clerk. Aprii4, 190i. ad “ORDINANCE NO. 189. An Ordinance to regulate the Salary of the City Mar hal. HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada do ordaiuasfo'llows: . Section 1. The City Marshal shall receive as compensation tor his services :he sum of Fifty Dollars per mouth, to be paid out of thet ity Tieasury Section 2. al! urdinances or parts of Ordinances inc nflict with the provi ions of this Ordinance are hereby r~-); ea ed Section 3, <Lhis Ordinance shall take effect May i6th. 1:01. Passed Aprii 18, 1901, by the following yore: Ayes—Rector, Gault, Hill, Jackson and Peard, Noes—None. Absent—None, \R. S. PECTOR, President of the Board of Trustees, Attest—SIDNEY PEakv, Clerk. [Seal] al19 Order to Show Cause, he the Superior Court. of the County of Nevada, state of Calitornia, In the matter of the kstate of FRASCIS BLAIN, deceased. A. kK. Morrison, the administra‘or of the estate ot fKraucis Blain, deceased, having tiled herein his petition duly ver fied, praying for order of sale of certain real estate of sa‘dde edent for the purposes thereiu set forth, itis therefore ordered by sad Court that ail persons interested in the estate of suid deceased appear bhefure the said Superior Court on Monday, the 27th day of May, 190', at .en o’ecluck iu the forenoon ot said cay. atthe Cours Koom of said Superior (Court, at the Courthouse, Nevada City, Nevada county, State of California, to show cause why an order should not be granted tothe said Admiui trator to sell so much of the rea! estate of the said decea-ed at pubiic auction as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be published at least tour successive weeks in the NuVADA CITY . AILY ‘LRASSORIPT, a daily newspaper pub ished and printed at Nevada City in said County of ‘evada, State 6f Cal: fornia, Dated April 4, 1901. a2 b. 1. NILON, Superior Judge. Assessment Notice Re ARD GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, dau F: ancisco, California; location uf works, Nevada count., ( alifornia, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 25th day of April, 10'. an assessment, (No 4L) of Lwo aud Une-H:If cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, pay able immediately in United states Gold Coin, to the Secretary,at the office of the company, 414415, Claus Spreckels Builuing, San Francisco, Calift rnia. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ith day of May, 101, will be delinquent,and advertised for sale re,will be sold oni hursday, the isth day ment, together with costs of advertising, and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. SAMUEL W. BACKUs, Secretary. OrricE—tit-415 Claus Sprecdels Building, San Fr aucisco a2 le Notice To Creditors. Ste OF PETER ALLISON, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of teter Allison, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claiins against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four mouths after the first. publication of this notice to the said administra or, at the law oftice of E. B. Power, a’ Nevada City, counry of Nevada. pina of phy ey saine being the p ace ! he trausac.iou of the business : est .te, in said county of Nevada, me HANKY FITTER, Administrator of the estate of Pe er Allison, eceaseu. Dated April 26, 1901. ASSESSMENT NOTICE, ROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPA Location of priucipal p ace of eclagn San _ Francisco, _* alitornia, Location of worka. avers City. Caliornia, ‘ ce is here' y given, that at of the Boara of D rectors, heli ootie ie day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of ae Doliar ($1.0) ber share wa< levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, paynl immediately to she Secretary, at the e company, No. a Mona € alitornia. pis netace ek upou which this assess shail remain unpaid on the 24th day of hortt SUL. will be delinquent, and adver ised for sale at public Buction; aud uuless s ment . made betore, wil be sold on ONVAY he Nta day of June, 191, to ay the delinquent. + sse-sment, t wetier with the costs of vertising and eapouton of sale. By order of ny 7% of Directo's, Gth-e—Ne. car. BRICH, Secretary, F / Francisco, Califoruia, eer eee m2” CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, 8AN FRANCISCO, HE charge for Cremationto Chure ine re grammes. ¢°1 oeantantone a” fomilipa. i$40. Al: othe.s ‘Ss. OS a coffius, orname ts ‘and § ouds are se do used. A niche in the Columbarium isa mon: umeut and saves the ons: of a lot and its ware G6URG & EB. FLETC and stone nd f jim. or circular. belorew auction. and unless payment is made $3: of June, 1901, to pay the delinquent asses$1 55, ORDINANCE NO. 73. An Ordinance Imposing a License on the Business of Conducting or Keeping of «Nickel-ia-the-Slot [Ma Cames of Chance. : HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF Tan Cvuntyv of sevada do ordain as a, ows: SECTION 1. Every . person, whet er ane owner, manager oF lessee, engaged In oe Enginess of cor dne-ing or keeving omy S vi € commonly known yea eae ee jot” machive, or any im . at a hy machine is open to the public. an “played” in any manner as a aime fs ahance: must procure @& license trom bo Jax Coliector of said Nevada Cran. f . shall pay therefor the sum of tive he pe per quarter. { r each of said mach a. ° in his possession or, under hisco tro j ed any person wo has any such machiveiu ie . place of biusinessshall be deemed the ma n aver thereof. This section ar lies to eo machines of this character without gy to the Kind of coin, check or rainy ar stance or article dro ped in the sot o oat machine, and whether said machine is played for music, cigars, liquors or meroe onow 2. The Tax Collector shall bare the co lection of the license provided for 27 this ordinance, and itis hereby made his duty to collect the same, and 'f any required to take out a license under the rovisions of this ordinauce fails, refuses or fe lec's to teke out such lice se,the Tax Co iector shall direct the District Aptornes to bring suit in the name of the County o Nevada against such person for the Pao abe ery of such ‘icense, aud in such case t . 3 Collector. may make the necessary affidavit for, and a writ of attachmen* may ene witout any bond being given on behalf Mt the platntiff. and in case of recovery by she plaintiff, ¢ifty Dollars damages mnt fe added o the 1udgment and go ts tu becollected trom the defendant. rn ~ECTION 3. the Tax Collector shall collect af-e vt Une Dol'ar for each license sold which shal be paid into:the Salary fund of County. ork All moneys collected 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 ~~ credit of the Geveral Fund of the County o MeeorroN 5. Any person shall be entitled to pav and receive license for one quarter, but for no shorter period _The license to be collected Poet alee evaleaee suall bedue and pa able in advance. oNECTION 6. this ordinauee shall take effect anda be in force ou aud after May First, l. ND hovidad that nothing in this ordinance shallbe deemed ‘o affect or repea! anv of the provisions of an ordivance numbered 54, passed by this Foard on January 6th, 1898, but that suid last named or inmance shali be deemed to be continued in foree, The above crdipauce was passed bv the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County California at a regular ally . of sai Board, held Apri! 10. 1901. by the following vote: Supervisors Mil er, Grissel, Wood, Fay and Martin voted aye, \ves— none. sinstee: W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, Californ a. Attest: F. L. Arsoaast. Clerk, ‘ By A. J. Hoskina, Deputy Clerk. (SEAL.] all Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901. No. 84. Buk, C. M.; Sacramento. street, Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, improvements $450. Furni.ure $20. ‘ax $5 00; co-ts $1 25. Total $6 25, No. c+. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento street. Pi riion f lot 4, blk. 52, val. of Jot $45, improve nents $50. + ersonal property $100., Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 75. No. %. Caldwell Jobh. Main street. Lot 10. blk. 17; val. of lot $200. improvements $1300 = Personal property $00. Tax $2410; costs $2 20. Total $26 20. ‘ No, v7. -Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. ‘bax $4 10 costs 70) cts. Tutai $4 70. No. 105 Carrico, Mrs. Mary TS Lot 11, bik. 25; val. of ot $5, improvements $100. ‘Tax $1 0; cost 58 cts. Total oz 08. No, 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, blk. 60, val. of io: $100, improvements $50 Mortg x e held by N. Webber for $150. Peronal property $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. sotal $4 68. . ‘No. 330. Heyer, John, estate of, Nevada street West portion of lot 7, blk 6; val. of lot $50, imp: ovements $350.° Personal property $150 ‘tax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $6 78. No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K. C., Mainstreet. Lot 5. blk. ¥; val, of jot $100, imvrovemeuts $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. ‘Lo al $2 08 No. 381. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6, blk. 84; val. ot lot 350, improvements $100. ‘Lax $1 50, costs 48 cts. Total $2 08. No 561 Ragon, L,. Water street. Portion of lot 5, blk. 7; val.o lot $30. Tax 50 cts, costs 53cts. Tot+! $1 03. ' No. 60]. Schmidt, L, P., B-oad street. Lot a bik. we val. of lot eS Hmprovernente $50. er Onul prope: ty v0, ‘Tax: $7.00, costs $1.35 Total $0 35. ; i. So, 613., scott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. vf lot $50. improvémeuts $150. *Mortraze held »y Citizens Bank $425. Personal propetay $60. sax $1. 35, costs $1 06. ‘otal Nu. 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s'reet. Lot 2, blk. 38; val. of lot $100, improvements +800. Persoual property $1:0, ‘Lax $lu 380, oats a a we $11 50. i 0, 478. McLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot 5, blk.7; val. of lot $150, improvements 350. 1ax $9 0 , costs 75 cts. Total $5 75. No, 514. Ugden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, bik. 4; va'. of lot $150, improveMmeuts $350. Mo. tgage held by Mra. Cc. aA. Pare $30. ersonal property $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Totai $3 62. _No. 535. Queutana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, poppe str Dag ae 1 bik. 6; val. of lot $5. Mprovements $40, ers. pal proper . T +x $5 00, costs $1 25. ‘Lotal $6 Pe. diode i No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial 8 reet; Lot oie ad = of lot $300, improvements $0. ax tora swe 00, costs WwW ccs. v. 63. Simmons, Geo, Spring stre Lot 10, bik 385, val. of lot $100, tappuvensenes v0. Mortgage held by Thos. Jackson and wite $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wite). M Simmons’ lot 10, bln. 35. $800 ete ease: one yg Total $3 65. gen OF oO. O54. Valentine, Mrs. D., Mai 5 East portion ot lot 2, bik. 63; coer lot $30, improvements $.00. Personal roperty $5. Lax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 qs. é And notite is hereby given that unless the texes delinqueut in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property ou which aid delinquent taxesare a licn, willbe sold "Saturday, April 27, 1904, At public auction in front of the Cit Cor, inthe city and county of Nossats the bidder who wiil take the Jeast Qautity of the land or in e.se an individual is asses ¢d. the smaliest Portion ot said interest and pay the tuxes and costs due. Said sale Willcommene at U1 o'clock a.m. on said Saturoay, April 27, 1901. commencin at the rey saber list en} continuing alphabetieeo hu ts OL ae merical order unti: said :ale gi tuens my hand this Sth day ‘of April, E. A. TOMPKIN aps City Marshal and Tax Cotieuant: POSTPONEMENT. The above sale of delingne bereby postpon.d t quent tazes is 21901, wel welosk ae, TOURS. AY, MA 2. # 4» TOMPKINS, City Marshal. Anou:l Fleeting. { HE ANNUAL MEE ING OF sTOCKHOLDers of the Masonic Hall Assuci ie bela si enoni Hall, Nevada Clty on pd .* * t, 867 O’cl parpoeds ‘electing Drestesenae bee p Re ye =i Pig Pereusaction of such other busibefovesaid mecting. > “24 legally brought F, L. ARROGAST, Chai : 1. J. ROLPE, Seorevary.AH GUEY Pine Street...Nevada City” ee ‘ Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times, Sf ome eee a . CHCKENS 10 ORDER AT ANY TOME chines,’”? Used By the Public in + FRUTand VEGETABLE STORE.) existing uuder ‘i . the state of torn 2 tied te ¢ . cipal place ; County of Nevada, in said § st i Ris conpanets m of clerk of Nevada ounty; t day of No Seeretury or State of G Pm ‘aud @ certiticate ot i issued by. the seer 7 po te of Gall i isites of, ; the reuw } law, ing SOR ation. the Jaw, ond That thereafter, and. : quired by law, corpo: izca, elected dis othe fo med and doing pened ‘o mei ‘o' businens of the -Hrusperite Oia, ate name. % — the umiwe of Direg poration is seve: named in the 4 rego: ' Dircerors, aud ever are Lireciors ot verity Uil Company. S. Lord, A. K. Lord, is the Kroaperity: A petitioners désire tu have the ‘ curporation changed to the Prosperity Petroleum Company, That the reason tor Maki: of name is, that a corporation name was 0 » saving place Ot busiticss a. San Jove, inthe ot Santa Claia, sta.e of Cu: vis. the art: les ineo poration of éai rity Oil Company 0: san sose wenn , ice Of Lhe Secretary of Cali ornia about two: weeks Piio ing of petitioners’ a plication, perity Uil Company of San dose fi suid uame, and-is entitied to ' ‘nat both curpora ionsa ee ¢ © 1 business, Owning ia dea 0 same im ibe County of Kern, furuia. That by r-ason or'thie sant contusion is caused and curs iu selling stock, and in the two eorporations are brouy ilict by reasou of the identi ‘Lhat the Prosperity uil Co Jose, California, claims that. it is appropriatur of the nae, and that this corporativn shail change that there may be no louger a tween the 0: porations and eo business matte.s by reason of the ot ican, ‘ herefore, your petitioners after due notice given, tais non will ix @ time and piace tor the i this petition. ‘nat upon proof of lication of this pet.tion, for thet the manuer required by jaw, aud di jug the evidence. in support uf1 this court will make its order ¢. name of petitiouer from tie Pro Compauy to tae Mckittrick Ero troleum Company, and that sue! further proc ings may be bad in pa thereto as tu the cuurt may seem pip Aud your yerisioness will ever Dated April 6th, 1¥ui. &. K. LORD, D'reetos) 3.8. MoBklvo, Dir kK. C. WALKATH, Ditty * D u, W. State of California, County o: Nevaua, K. Lord eimyg tirst duly swor ‘hac he is an officer, to Wit: the Pr the Prosperity Uil Company ; thi paax is a corporation, organi ug under aid by virtue ot the jaws: State of Calisornia, ard has* its pr pluce or bu:iuess at Nevada city, fi County of ftovada. in said Srate;: has read the 1oreguing petition the cunt uts thereo ; that thesam of his own Knuwiedge, « xcept as to tuerein stated on iutui mativn o1 b as tu those Matters he boule o be! 4 6thda, o April, iv 1. RED SEARLS, Notary Poblie in: LNOTORIAR BEAL,[ Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE LAND UFFIO« AT MARYBYL Maren 13, 10k . OTICE IS HEREBY uiVin shay tollowing-named settler has of his iutenton to make huul prof a pert of nis claim, and that said prook be made betore the Kegister aad Kent or the uv. 5. Land Udice at Maryayl bs on April 8, 1901, viz: Thomas 4 8 Homestead Application No. 0420, 30 7 % ut 3. We 4 te 4g Of N. We i, ‘ON, K. 44, Se6. 7, ip. 18.N, 8b. Dee die names the following wituesses ti his cOutinuous residence upon tion of said. land, viz: Thomas » Samuet U. Gunning and Kdwin A, fo Garpaville, 5 Ate arc Peter Jamptonville P, O., Cal. 2 mis HAANK W, JOHNSON, I Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RACHEL COULTE Ce s0UIGe Is hereby given by the un g Administratrix of the estate of Kachell ter, deceased, to the creditors of bersous having claims against the Ceased, td exhibit them with the vouchers, within four mouths after sag publication ot this notice vo the said Adi at the iaw office of Cha:. W. Kits, Grass Vailey. the same being the the trausaction of the business © April 2, 1901. MARY 8, HUNTS Admx. of estate of kachel U ceased. Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a Notice for Publication. Land Office at?Sacramento, Cal. 1901. ‘ ~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVSN THAT following-named settler A . nocice of hiwiutention to make BM iu support 01 hi: claim, and that ‘ will be made before the Judge of perior Court of Nevuda Counts vada City Ual., on Monday, 4 He Be viz: Waltiam. i, Gillet, upod tN tor the N.34 of S. W. 4 and 5.404 Seo 28, Ts 01 Nay 10 b,, MD. BM He.uames the fuliowiug whneeey . his cumiiuous residence por nith, Ae tion of, said sand, viz: <. Galbraith . Kohler, Wm. Lathrop, aud Geo. , of Nevada City, Val., ᤀ⸀ mrt SILAS we ‘Notice For Publication. Lanp (Frio AT Cee ee GREBY GIVEN Taae! lowing bamed setuer has * port of his clan, aud vba: aid before th U.S. L aud Office a pte at y ed etcon IND. Aids, £08 of Nig Soest SEhc and SW) OSHS “iis soa i Aa ‘o.lowiug witness tinuous res dence upos ude mof said sand viz: Heury i sity Dobbins FP, 0. California; ¥ tliat ta of Vobbins P. VU. Cassornlss ‘iife Giasies Wo Cook, of Dobbins BP, On FRANK W. JOHNSON, & f Re 4 y jer his iuteution 10 make final p tw \ : AL OF gear unerig S Y vd ation (8 oftice of the at in Ne Tuesday, May 14, 19% : ‘" , for the ow pay de fhe, pete se've he an Subscribed and sworn tv belore nie. the county of Nevada, . tate of Calitornia tate in said county of Nevada, Cala } pEney, Regi March 80, 101) 9) ET aS

eset eee a Se a eet ate ‘fey, where a * or SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, pes At Pythiau Castle. \Visiting Brethren are cordially invited t< d. , sae FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C.C. @ W. Oavan, a. of R. and S. Mistletoe Eacampment, No. 47,1. O o e Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Svery nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:80 o’slook. . : J H. POLMERE, C. P. _G@go. A. Gray, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evenir g at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon. und fourth Thursdays of each month MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MLS. RELLAR NOUGLASS R.S Hovada County Harrow Gauge BB. TIMETABLE NO. 55. Trains will luave and arrive at Nevada City on and afte: Sunday, May 18, 1900, as folows. LEAVING FOR,OOLFAX. “ Daily; mecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal g Abe arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and Saa #rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. g&: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland *45 train No.5, stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 215 p. m. Daily; connecti: with 12: P. M. Overland Train, leavi Sav 35 Fe at 8:00 A. M. for East, a Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10:00 A. M. with Lo. Daily; connecti: 5:15 M. cal "dhyain leavi'e Sacramento at 4:50 P. M. and Overland — rains for hast and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Pally: Arriviag From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM OOLFAX. ° Daily ; connecting with O+er9:35 A. M. land Train from East. a Daily; connecting with over: 1205 P.M. land train from bast. . Daily ; connecting with Uver§:90 P. M. land trate leaving San Fi o cise at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Li ised leaving san Francisco at 10 A M, ° Daily ; connecting with Lo:a' 9: O P. M. Train leaving Sacremento at 4:6. **. M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P. LOCGURIDGE, Superintendent. y ). R. DAVIS, feacher ot Vocal and Instrument: ! Music, Also Choral api Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and othe: portions of Nevada county weekly for the — of instructing pupils at their owr es. Tor particulars at to terms of tuition, ete apply to the Protessor, either by lettero at his homei2 North SanJuap 0 the Union Hotel Nevads Cite C. H. HARRISON, DEALSB Is All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacc« The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Dancing School. Ladies and geutieman’s dancing schou! every Wednesday ev ning, and children’s dancing school every Saturday a/ternoon. by PROF. JOHN MICHEL}! DR. COREY: PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 1009!¢ Ninth Street, between J and K.Hours 10 to12-a.M., 2 to 4 and7to8 Pp. M., or by appoin' ment. SACRAMENTO, CAL, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transien' customers,Stables Open . All Night. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City. Telephone Nr ~ National Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. Natio: al Hxchange Hote Mevada City, 2s JAMES HENSESSY, bd Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES ABD BUGGIES To he found in thie mart -f the Gate Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. . Dentist. Broad Stréet, Nevada. City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—? to 12 a. M. and 1to5 P.M. GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Frencisco and Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 3I, 1901, on the new COAST LINE Two Through _ Trains daily. Tur Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, will make daylight trips through the most pictur“esque, varied and entertaining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure '[ime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) ROAD STREET, MEVADA CITY CAPITAL. % Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, -° «= 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 i £. M. PRESTON......+geese D. E. Moxean coves Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a.m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from . 6:30 to 7:30 P.M COBRESPONDANTS. . New York—Nationa] Bank of North Amer "a Francisco—Firet Nation:i Bank, Loo don, Paris & American Bauk. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mill. We tasue Sight Drafts payabie in NEW YORE, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO Also Bills of Excha pyable at sight . the oo Be cones of Great Britain on "Collects ons on any part of the United State: ty. ‘i Eishest price paid for County and Stet Warrauts. od Silver Bullion purchased, oe Office ot she Bank. i fice at Grass Val This Bank Mainta’ oy esr Fant motes . J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent ab Grass Valley, Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st Nevada City, Cal. L. BOWMAN. 4 F.SHAV SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Strea, Nevada City. Cal. ¢INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OP BILLINGS. RYTRACTING SKITT PITT Y Nas Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. oo In our analysis of the sample or whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47 13 perce t and by weigh 34.80 percent The ext active mat ter amounts ty 0.85 per cent. and thein orginic matter to but the miuutest uf traces As the result of those and other tests we tind he wh skey to be -:ee from ail abno mal or deleteriou. ing: edient<; to be npt« thestandard +t ength; and tu constitute au absolutely pure artic e, ‘luos. Pxicz &Son E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., = Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. . E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacoa and ward, Prop’s. R. H. TURNER, . Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in ali the. Courts of the United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Lund Causes. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, . oroer [nird aud Market Streets, Sau Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER : —aNp— EMBALMER. ‘Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. Open day and night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to ail calls day or night. Lady atraudant. Teleie, West 6. $ Opp. Rosenberg B:: 84 Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minute.” 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-pre voking Mardi Gras. Round trip, one and onethird fare, any point. camnennbeiaeeti becomes a pleasure. by druggis or and banis' TT’ They overcome WeakmoTT’s P. [ ness, irregularity aid (3 omissions, increase vigx 4 CARY —__————————eoeooeeee ish “pains of menstruation.”» They are “LIFE SAVERS” to girls’ at womanhood, Mtg vag develope oe =4 boty. rahe “kn reme or women equals them. Cannot do harm— poor d 1.00 PER BOX BY MAIL. Sold ts. DR. MOTT’S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. ——— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. >. 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP STAIRS) bs Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada ty. FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE REST FIRE AND LIFE A Insurance Companies. fice on Pine street. near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. WiLL PRACTICE IN ALL TH& COURT State and federal. P. F. SLMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Wik. PRACTICK IN THK STATE AND TMnttad Qtatae Wnwetel J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at; Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING,COR.BROAD ( y nd Pinestr ~'-. Nevaia Citv THOS. 8S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( )@8ICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COM. meroial and Pine r*r-ete. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( pizice-COR, BKOAD AND PINESTs. up stairs. Nevada Citv. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Cranseript Block, Commercial Stree’ Nevada OCitv. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ( )PEICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA orTv. Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until further notice the ’Bus will make regular trips between Neévada City and Grass Valley atthe following hours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 6 and 7:30 p. m. : 2 Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 3:45 and 6:30 p. m. Passengers calied for in any part of town. without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Excnange Hote}, GEO. GRISSEL. Prop Stockholders Meeps. THe annua’ meeting of the st-ckholders of Odd Feliows Hali Association wil beheld on Monday evening, “ay 6th 1901, t744."elock, for the purpose. of elect ng a Board of Direvors avd he trausaction of such other bus ness as may be properl, brought before said meeting. aT. P. Rrown, Chairman. Nevada Cit+, April 1. 1901. The Leading Flour. FOR SALE KY ALL GROCERS. Unton: Flotet Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. OFFICE. OF THE Assessor of Nevada County, POLL TAX NOTICE. « Ngvapba City, April 20, 1901. OTICE IS HrRbhBY G.VEN THAT THE State roll Tax: f two dollars for the year 191 is now due and payable at my office, atthe Court House,or to a Deputy Assessor : neat on $839 of the Political Code reads as ollows: tvery male inhabitant of the State over twe'ty-one -nd urder sixty years of age, eXcept paupers insane per onaud Indians, Sruvided the same he paid between the First Monday in March and the First Monday in July, Then it shell be three dollars. Section 3846 of the t olitics] Code makes it the duty of the Assessor to “demaud Poll Tax of every p rsonliable theref r and on the neglect or refusal of such personto ay, he must collec: by seizure ‘aud sale of any personal property owned by such p-rson ” Under Sect Ons 429to 435 every person wl o refuses to give hisownn mé or the name ot any person in his emnlo:, or wh> in eny manner obs ruets the Assessor or any of his deputies in the evliecticn ot the state Pol: ‘tax is guiity -f a misdemeanor, and liable to'a tine o: $300 or imprisonment in the County Jail, or both such fi.e and imprisonmeut. Uuly those persons under twenty-one or over six y ye rs of age are exempt. Poll 4a. must be pa don demand. H. C. SLMROEDER, a23 Assessor of Nevada County Order to Show Cause, N THE SUP'RIOR COURT OF THE County o! Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of shomas P. Rovinson, deceas: d. Ll. J. orpie,the administrator of thee: state of ‘Lhomas P. KOb nson, deceased, haying on this 28d day of ap il, 191, pre seuted his verified petition praving tor an ord. r oOsellthe real estate of said deceas.d and it appearing to this Court that it is necessary to seli the whole or some part ot the estate of said deceas:d to pay the debts of d sed and exp of administra ion. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and éecreed that ail persons interested in the estare of said deceased appear before the Supericr Court on Monday, May 2.th, 1901, at the hovr of ten o’ciuck.A, M: of said day to show cause, if any they have, why an order shou d not be granted to saiu adiin strator to seil so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be pub ished in ‘1 HE DAILY 1 RANSCRIPT,a newspaper pu: lished and pr.nted iu eaid county, tor four successive weeks. Dated april 23, 1901. F. T. NILON, Judge. Filed April 28, 1901. F,L AxBoaast, Clerk. By A.J. Hosaing Deputy Clerk. ;: Jones & Larue, attorueys for Administraor. a2s Order ‘to Show Cause. [T° THE SUPERIUR COURT OF THE County ot Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Uharies E. Johnston, de eased. C. », bastin, Administrator with the will jann Xed, of the estate of CHAKLES kK. JOH STON, degeased. having tiled his pe ti ion herein. duly verified, praying ior an order of sale o ‘the real atute of said decedent for the pur poses therein set forth, it is theretore ordered ny the Court, that all persons interested inthe estate of said deceased, appeer before the said Superior Court on MONDAY, the THIKTEENTH DAY of MAY, 1Wi, at 10 u’clock a.m. of said day, atthe Court koom of said Superior Uourt in the Court House in Nevada City, Coun y o Nevada, “t.te of Calito nia, to show cause why an order shoud not be granted to the said Administrator, with the will annex: d to sell 80 much of the real e tateof suid de ceased. at private sale. as s' all be ne cessa ry, and that‘a copy of this order be vublished tor at least four successive weeks in the NavaDa City DAILY ‘. RANSORIPT. a newspaper printed and published iu said county. Dated april 12th, 1901. F. 1. NiLuN, ey ah fry Judge. FRED SEARLS, Attorney for Administrator. Y ee Notice to Creditors. EStte OF HARRIET CARR, DECRASED. Notice is hereby, given by the undersigoed Kxecutur of the Estate of Harriet Carr, dceased. to the creditors of aud ali persons havi: g claims agaiustthe said deceased toexh-bitthem with the necessary vouchers, withinfour mouths after the tirst publication of this not ce, tthe said Kxecutr, t the Law Difice of John bh. ‘ yrrel’, in the fhomas buiduiug, city of Grass Valley, the same being the pluce for the transaction ot the business of :aid estate in the said couuty of Nevada, GEORGE CARR, Exec”tor of the Last Wili and Testament of Hasraet bern gosenay i. bic tae a at Nevada City, this April. 1901, * mabe Joun R. TYRRERLL, Attorney for Estate. a20 Notice to Creditors. Ete oF Bihus NOVITZE ¥,. DE. «+ Notice is hereby gi b unds: signed, Admini-tratrix of the Rates of Heu:y Nuvitzky, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims acainst the said d to exhibit them with the necessary vonchers, within four months atte, the tirst pul! lication of this notice, to the suid Administratrix, at the Law Office ot Lhas. W. Kitts, » ain street, Grass Valley, trunmotioa afte tutines of identi ts 2 © business said county of Nevad a al sabe t A NOVITZKY _Adm‘nistratrix of Kst: lothe ee x o state of Heury No vated april izth, 1901. Charles w. Ki At * Ptr pig tts, Attorney for Admioie StOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. De be He COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Raiiroaa Company. The annual meetsng Of the Stockholdes of the Nevada County Darrow Gauge Kailroad Company for the election of seyen : irectors.'o serve for the — r hy ane for the scouners ion 0: t er bus: as —— the mee ta, will be dat the be 4 © Company at the ra epo' Tass V hey, NevadaCoun y, Caddoouine tag ° Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1901, At8 o’clock p.m. Pol 4 o'clock ai cloned at #78 p.m. reer ra day of May. By order of the Bosed ot ¥. @. BRATTY, Secretary. NOTICE FOR BIDS — FOR — Furnishing School Books. CE IS HER&BY GIVEN THAT THE Gace oF Educat on of Nevada OUntys (a iforn a, will receive sealed bids for ‘urnishing the following Schuul Books tor use in.the Schoo.s of Nevada Lounty : Supplemeotary Readers for the Ist, 24. 3d, 4th, Sih, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geom:try, Boow-keepinz, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at Ll o’ciocK a. m. on June 15th, pik ’ nt OF TRS Ge tee an tioase at Nevads Che Boned reserves the right to reject any and all bias. w. J. ROGER’, Secretary County Boa dof td.c tion. Novoda City, Cal., Apri 6, 1901. aps ELECTION PROCLAMATION. HE ELECTORS OF 9 HE CORPORATION ‘> of the city of Ney-da. are hereby notified that an election will be he'd in Nevada City on Monday, May 6, 1901, to elect the followingnamed officers: 1. Marshal. 2. Assessor. 3. Treasurer. _ 4. City Trustee. 5. City Trustee. The plages of election and the offcers who shalconduct sais elect on iu each of the several precincts 0 s-id city of Nevada sha 1 besndthey are hereby designated aud appo nted as [0.10 48, to-wit: PRECINCT NO. 1. Polls at Clutter’s carriage shop. Inspectors id. Saith and A. Tam; Judges, D n

Dowerard John Kafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neazje; ballot clerks, John Waters aud n. L. 5+ eeney. PRECINCT NO. 2. Polls at City Hall. Ins ectors, D.S. Baker aud Mike Garver; judzes. O CU. Coulan and C J. Brand; clerks, John We ber and W. 5. Holman; b Mot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Urgan. PRECINCT NO. 3. Polls at No.1 Hose H: se ‘nsvectors, T C. Ra_dali and Wm Floyd; judges, J. W. Dean and Wm. Walters; c.erks. L. M. Sukeforth andG A.G ay; ballot clerks, brank Power and J. E, Carr. PRECINCT NO. 4. Polls at Pennsylvania Kngine House. In spectors, Jo'n Dunnichf nd thomas Kowe; judges, K. Muller aud J. S. Gregory; clerks, A. bartung and A. C Gault; balio. clerks, George Dunster an! W. H. Hicks. The polls will be open f om sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. B.S. RECTOR, President Attest—SIDNEY PRAED, Clerk. Aprii4, 190i. ad “ORDINANCE NO. 189. An Ordinance to regulate the Salary of the City Mar hal. HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada do ordaiuasfo'llows: . Section 1. The City Marshal shall receive as compensation tor his services :he sum of Fifty Dollars per mouth, to be paid out of thet ity Tieasury Section 2. al! urdinances or parts of Ordinances inc nflict with the provi ions of this Ordinance are hereby r~-); ea ed Section 3, <Lhis Ordinance shall take effect May i6th. 1:01. Passed Aprii 18, 1901, by the following yore: Ayes—Rector, Gault, Hill, Jackson and Peard, Noes—None. Absent—None, \R. S. PECTOR, President of the Board of Trustees, Attest—SIDNEY PEakv, Clerk. [Seal] al19 Order to Show Cause, he the Superior Court. of the County of Nevada, state of Calitornia, In the matter of the kstate of FRASCIS BLAIN, deceased. A. kK. Morrison, the administra‘or of the estate ot fKraucis Blain, deceased, having tiled herein his petition duly ver fied, praying for order of sale of certain real estate of sa‘dde edent for the purposes thereiu set forth, itis therefore ordered by sad Court that ail persons interested in the estate of suid deceased appear bhefure the said Superior Court on Monday, the 27th day of May, 190', at .en o’ecluck iu the forenoon ot said cay. atthe Cours Koom of said Superior (Court, at the Courthouse, Nevada City, Nevada county, State of California, to show cause why an order should not be granted tothe said Admiui trator to sell so much of the rea! estate of the said decea-ed at pubiic auction as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be published at least tour successive weeks in the NuVADA CITY . AILY ‘LRASSORIPT, a daily newspaper pub ished and printed at Nevada City in said County of ‘evada, State 6f Cal: fornia, Dated April 4, 1901. a2 b. 1. NILON, Superior Judge. Assessment Notice Re ARD GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, dau F: ancisco, California; location uf works, Nevada count., ( alifornia, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 25th day of April, 10'. an assessment, (No 4L) of Lwo aud Une-H:If cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, pay able immediately in United states Gold Coin, to the Secretary,at the office of the company, 414415, Claus Spreckels Builuing, San Francisco, Calift rnia. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ith day of May, 101, will be delinquent,and advertised for sale re,will be sold oni hursday, the isth day ment, together with costs of advertising, and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. SAMUEL W. BACKUs, Secretary. OrricE—tit-415 Claus Sprecdels Building, San Fr aucisco a2 le Notice To Creditors. Ste OF PETER ALLISON, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of teter Allison, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claiins against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four mouths after the first. publication of this notice to the said administra or, at the law oftice of E. B. Power, a’ Nevada City, counry of Nevada. pina of phy ey saine being the p ace ! he trausac.iou of the business : est .te, in said county of Nevada, me HANKY FITTER, Administrator of the estate of Pe er Allison, eceaseu. Dated April 26, 1901. ASSESSMENT NOTICE, ROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPA Location of priucipal p ace of eclagn San _ Francisco, _* alitornia, Location of worka. avers City. Caliornia, ‘ ce is here' y given, that at of the Boara of D rectors, heli ootie ie day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of ae Doliar ($1.0) ber share wa< levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, paynl immediately to she Secretary, at the e company, No. a Mona € alitornia. pis netace ek upou which this assess shail remain unpaid on the 24th day of hortt SUL. will be delinquent, and adver ised for sale at public Buction; aud uuless s ment . made betore, wil be sold on ONVAY he Nta day of June, 191, to ay the delinquent. + sse-sment, t wetier with the costs of vertising and eapouton of sale. By order of ny 7% of Directo's, Gth-e—Ne. car. BRICH, Secretary, F / Francisco, Califoruia, eer eee m2” CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, 8AN FRANCISCO, HE charge for Cremationto Chure ine re grammes. ¢°1 oeantantone a” fomilipa. i$40. Al: othe.s ‘Ss. OS a coffius, orname ts ‘and § ouds are se do used. A niche in the Columbarium isa mon: umeut and saves the ons: of a lot and its ware G6URG & EB. FLETC and stone nd f jim. or circular. belorew auction. and unless payment is made $3: of June, 1901, to pay the delinquent asses$1 55, ORDINANCE NO. 73. An Ordinance Imposing a License on the Business of Conducting or Keeping of «Nickel-ia-the-Slot [Ma Cames of Chance. : HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF Tan Cvuntyv of sevada do ordain as a, ows: SECTION 1. Every . person, whet er ane owner, manager oF lessee, engaged In oe Enginess of cor dne-ing or keeving omy S vi € commonly known yea eae ee jot” machive, or any im . at a hy machine is open to the public. an “played” in any manner as a aime fs ahance: must procure @& license trom bo Jax Coliector of said Nevada Cran. f . shall pay therefor the sum of tive he pe per quarter. { r each of said mach a. ° in his possession or, under hisco tro j ed any person wo has any such machiveiu ie . place of biusinessshall be deemed the ma n aver thereof. This section ar lies to eo machines of this character without gy to the Kind of coin, check or rainy ar stance or article dro ped in the sot o oat machine, and whether said machine is played for music, cigars, liquors or meroe onow 2. The Tax Collector shall bare the co lection of the license provided for 27 this ordinance, and itis hereby made his duty to collect the same, and 'f any required to take out a license under the rovisions of this ordinauce fails, refuses or fe lec's to teke out such lice se,the Tax Co iector shall direct the District Aptornes to bring suit in the name of the County o Nevada against such person for the Pao abe ery of such ‘icense, aud in such case t . 3 Collector. may make the necessary affidavit for, and a writ of attachmen* may ene witout any bond being given on behalf Mt the platntiff. and in case of recovery by she plaintiff, ¢ifty Dollars damages mnt fe added o the 1udgment and go ts tu becollected trom the defendant. rn ~ECTION 3. the Tax Collector shall collect af-e vt Une Dol'ar for each license sold which shal be paid into:the Salary fund of County. ork All moneys collected 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 ~~ credit of the Geveral Fund of the County o MeeorroN 5. Any person shall be entitled to pav and receive license for one quarter, but for no shorter period _The license to be collected Poet alee evaleaee suall bedue and pa able in advance. oNECTION 6. this ordinauee shall take effect anda be in force ou aud after May First, l. ND hovidad that nothing in this ordinance shallbe deemed ‘o affect or repea! anv of the provisions of an ordivance numbered 54, passed by this Foard on January 6th, 1898, but that suid last named or inmance shali be deemed to be continued in foree, The above crdipauce was passed bv the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County California at a regular ally . of sai Board, held Apri! 10. 1901. by the following vote: Supervisors Mil er, Grissel, Wood, Fay and Martin voted aye, \ves— none. sinstee: W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, Californ a. Attest: F. L. Arsoaast. Clerk, ‘ By A. J. Hoskina, Deputy Clerk. (SEAL.] all Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901. No. 84. Buk, C. M.; Sacramento. street, Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, improvements $450. Furni.ure $20. ‘ax $5 00; co-ts $1 25. Total $6 25, No. c+. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento street. Pi riion f lot 4, blk. 52, val. of Jot $45, improve nents $50. + ersonal property $100., Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 75. No. %. Caldwell Jobh. Main street. Lot 10. blk. 17; val. of lot $200. improvements $1300 = Personal property $00. Tax $2410; costs $2 20. Total $26 20. ‘ No, v7. -Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. ‘bax $4 10 costs 70) cts. Tutai $4 70. No. 105 Carrico, Mrs. Mary TS Lot 11, bik. 25; val. of ot $5, improvements $100. ‘Tax $1 0; cost 58 cts. Total oz 08. No, 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, blk. 60, val. of io: $100, improvements $50 Mortg x e held by N. Webber for $150. Peronal property $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. sotal $4 68. . ‘No. 330. Heyer, John, estate of, Nevada street West portion of lot 7, blk 6; val. of lot $50, imp: ovements $350.° Personal property $150 ‘tax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $6 78. No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K. C., Mainstreet. Lot 5. blk. ¥; val, of jot $100, imvrovemeuts $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. ‘Lo al $2 08 No. 381. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6, blk. 84; val. ot lot 350, improvements $100. ‘Lax $1 50, costs 48 cts. Total $2 08. No 561 Ragon, L,. Water street. Portion of lot 5, blk. 7; val.o lot $30. Tax 50 cts, costs 53cts. Tot+! $1 03. ' No. 60]. Schmidt, L, P., B-oad street. Lot a bik. we val. of lot eS Hmprovernente $50. er Onul prope: ty v0, ‘Tax: $7.00, costs $1.35 Total $0 35. ; i. So, 613., scott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. vf lot $50. improvémeuts $150. *Mortraze held »y Citizens Bank $425. Personal propetay $60. sax $1. 35, costs $1 06. ‘otal Nu. 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s'reet. Lot 2, blk. 38; val. of lot $100, improvements +800. Persoual property $1:0, ‘Lax $lu 380, oats a a we $11 50. i 0, 478. McLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot 5, blk.7; val. of lot $150, improvements 350. 1ax $9 0 , costs 75 cts. Total $5 75. No, 514. Ugden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, bik. 4; va'. of lot $150, improveMmeuts $350. Mo. tgage held by Mra. Cc. aA. Pare $30. ersonal property $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Totai $3 62. _No. 535. Queutana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, poppe str Dag ae 1 bik. 6; val. of lot $5. Mprovements $40, ers. pal proper . T +x $5 00, costs $1 25. ‘Lotal $6 Pe. diode i No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial 8 reet; Lot oie ad = of lot $300, improvements $0. ax tora swe 00, costs WwW ccs. v. 63. Simmons, Geo, Spring stre Lot 10, bik 385, val. of lot $100, tappuvensenes v0. Mortgage held by Thos. Jackson and wite $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wite). M Simmons’ lot 10, bln. 35. $800 ete ease: one yg Total $3 65. gen OF oO. O54. Valentine, Mrs. D., Mai 5 East portion ot lot 2, bik. 63; coer lot $30, improvements $.00. Personal roperty $5. Lax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 qs. é And notite is hereby given that unless the texes delinqueut in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property ou which aid delinquent taxesare a licn, willbe sold "Saturday, April 27, 1904, At public auction in front of the Cit Cor, inthe city and county of Nossats the bidder who wiil take the Jeast Qautity of the land or in e.se an individual is asses ¢d. the smaliest Portion ot said interest and pay the tuxes and costs due. Said sale Willcommene at U1 o'clock a.m. on said Saturoay, April 27, 1901. commencin at the rey saber list en} continuing alphabetieeo hu ts OL ae merical order unti: said :ale gi tuens my hand this Sth day ‘of April, E. A. TOMPKIN aps City Marshal and Tax Cotieuant: POSTPONEMENT. The above sale of delingne bereby postpon.d t quent tazes is 21901, wel welosk ae, TOURS. AY, MA 2. # 4» TOMPKINS, City Marshal. Anou:l Fleeting. { HE ANNUAL MEE ING OF sTOCKHOLDers of the Masonic Hall Assuci ie bela si enoni Hall, Nevada Clty on pd .* * t, 867 O’cl parpoeds ‘electing Drestesenae bee p Re ye =i Pig Pereusaction of such other busibefovesaid mecting. > “24 legally brought F, L. ARROGAST, Chai : 1. J. ROLPE, Seorevary.AH GUEY Pine Street.....Nevada City” ee ‘ Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times, Sf ome eee a . CHCKENS 10 ORDER AT ANY TOME chines,’”? Used By the Public in + FRUTand VEGETABLE STORE.) existing uuder ‘i . the state of torn 2 tied te ¢ . cipal place ; County of Nevada, in said § st i Ris conpanets m of clerk of Nevada ounty; t day of No Seeretury or State of G Pm ‘aud @ certiticate ot i issued by. the seer 7 po te of Gall i isites of, ; the reuw } law, ing SOR ation. the Jaw, ond That thereafter, and. : quired by law, corpo: izca, elected dis othe fo med and doing pened ‘o mei ‘o' businens of the -Hrusperite Oia, ate name. % — the umiwe of Direg poration is seve: named in the 4 rego: ' Dircerors, aud ever are Lireciors ot verity Uil Company. S. Lord, A. K. Lord, is the Kroaperity: A petitioners désire tu have the ‘ curporation changed to the Prosperity Petroleum Company, That the reason tor Maki: of name is, that a corporation name was 0 » saving place Ot busiticss a. San Jove, inthe ot Santa Claia, sta.e of Cu: vis. the art: les ineo poration of éai rity Oil Company 0: san sose wenn , ice Of Lhe Secretary of Cali ornia about two: weeks Piio ing of petitioners’ a plication, perity Uil Company of San dose fi suid uame, and-is entitied to ' ‘nat both curpora ionsa ee ¢ © 1 business, Owning ia dea 0 same im ibe County of Kern, furuia. That by r-ason or'thie sant contusion is caused and curs iu selling stock, and in the two eorporations are brouy ilict by reasou of the identi ‘Lhat the Prosperity uil Co Jose, California, claims that. it is appropriatur of the nae, and that this corporativn shail change that there may be no louger a tween the 0: porations and eo business matte.s by reason of the ot ican, ‘ herefore, your petitioners after due notice given, tais non will ix @ time and piace tor the i this petition. ‘nat upon proof of lication of this pet.tion, for thet the manuer required by jaw, aud di jug the evidence. in support uf1 this court will make its order ¢. name of petitiouer from tie Pro Compauy to tae Mckittrick Ero troleum Company, and that sue! further proc ings may be bad in pa thereto as tu the cuurt may seem pip Aud your yerisioness will ever Dated April 6th, 1¥ui. &. K. LORD, D'reetos) 3.8. MoBklvo, Dir kK. C. WALKATH, Ditty * D u, W. State of California, County o: Nevaua, K. Lord eimyg tirst duly swor ‘hac he is an officer, to Wit: the Pr the Prosperity Uil Company ; thi paax is a corporation, organi ug under aid by virtue ot the jaws: State of Calisornia, ard has* its pr pluce or bu:iuess at Nevada city, fi County of ftovada. in said Srate;: has read the 1oreguing petition the cunt uts thereo ; that thesam of his own Knuwiedge, « xcept as to tuerein stated on iutui mativn o1 b as tu those Matters he boule o be! 4 6thda, o April, iv 1. RED SEARLS, Notary Poblie in: LNOTORIAR BEAL,[ Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE LAND UFFIO« AT MARYBYL Maren 13, 10k . OTICE IS HEREBY uiVin shay tollowing-named settler has of his iutenton to make huul prof a pert of nis claim, and that said prook be made betore the Kegister aad Kent or the uv. 5. Land Udice at Maryayl bs on April 8, 1901, viz: Thomas 4 8 Homestead Application No. 0420, 30 7 % ut 3. We 4 te 4g Of N. We i, ‘ON, K. 44, Se6. 7, ip. 18.N, 8b. Dee die names the following wituesses ti his cOutinuous residence upon tion of said. land, viz: Thomas » Samuet U. Gunning and Kdwin A, fo Garpaville, 5 Ate arc Peter Jamptonville P, O., Cal. 2 mis HAANK W, JOHNSON, I Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RACHEL COULTE Ce s0UIGe Is hereby given by the un g Administratrix of the estate of Kachell ter, deceased, to the creditors of bersous having claims against the Ceased, td exhibit them with the vouchers, within four mouths after sag publication ot this notice vo the said Adi at the iaw office of Cha:. W. Kits, Grass Vailey. the same being the the trausaction of the business © April 2, 1901. MARY 8, HUNTS Admx. of estate of kachel U ceased. Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. a Notice for Publication. Land Office at?Sacramento, Cal. 1901. ‘ ~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVSN THAT following-named settler A . nocice of hiwiutention to make BM iu support 01 hi: claim, and that ‘ will be made before the Judge of perior Court of Nevuda Counts vada City Ual., on Monday, 4 He Be viz: Waltiam. i, Gillet, upod tN tor the N.34 of S. W. 4 and 5.404 Seo 28, Ts 01 Nay 10 b,, MD. BM He.uames the fuliowiug whneeey . his cumiiuous residence por nith, Ae tion of, said sand, viz: <. Galbraith . Kohler, Wm. Lathrop, aud Geo. , of Nevada City, Val., ᤀ⸀ mrt SILAS we ‘Notice For Publication. Lanp (Frio AT Cee ee GREBY GIVEN Taae! lowing bamed setuer has * port of his clan, aud vba: aid before th U.S. L aud Office a pte at y ed etcon IND. Aids, £08 of Nig Soest SEhc and SW) OSHS “iis soa i Aa ‘o.lowiug witness tinuous res dence upos ude mof said sand viz: Heury i sity Dobbins FP, 0. California; ¥ tliat ta of Vobbins P. VU. Cassornlss ‘iife Giasies Wo Cook, of Dobbins BP, On FRANK W. JOHNSON, & f Re 4 y jer his iuteution 10 make final p tw \ : AL OF gear unerig S Y vd ation (8 oftice of the at in Ne Tuesday, May 14, 19% : ‘" , for the ow pay de fhe, pete se've he an Subscribed and sworn tv belore nie. the county of Nevada, . tate of Calitornia tate in said county of Nevada, Cala } pEney, Regi March 80, 101) 9) ET aS