April 5, 1901 (4 pages)

SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. . Pb ped Brethren are cordially invited t< tel FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C,C. “fi *. W. O@pun, ns. of R. and S. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0 Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Every nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:30 o’slook. J. F SHAW C. GKO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Mydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. ». G. Vv Meets at Pythien Castle very Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. 1.C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. (QTRICE, TILLEY BUILDING (CPISTAIRS) pr a Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Companies. {)ifice on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. . AJ Abb PRACTICE iN ALL TH4 COUR: \ State and Federal. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counseior at Law, { y BICKE—COR. BROAD AND PINE STS,, up stairs, Nevada City Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. dG. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, snd fourth Thursdays of each monti MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. RELLE DOUGLASS R.S at ager TINE TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City ‘on and afte: Sunday, May 13, 1900, as foiOwn. LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. < Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cak Tiare arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Frauciseo via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. 8: A. M. Daily , connecting with overland 245 train No. 6, stopping only at Auburn, ' Roeklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ° Daily; connectin with 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavin San Vrancisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an — Limited leaving. San Francisco at 10:00 A ° Daily ; connecting with Lo§:15 > Mz cal Train leayi:e Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for East and West. ; . LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Dally Arriving From Grass Valicy Only.> 8:15 A. M. paity. AERIVING FROM COLFAX. % ; ng Daily ; connecting with O; er9:35 A. M. land Train from East. % Daily; connecting with over1:05 P. M. jand train from Kast. 5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi ncizeo at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Lir-ited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, . Daily ; connecting with Loa} 9:40 Pp. M. Train leaving Sacremento at 4:60 °, M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER. Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P, LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Francisco and Los Angeles, via ‘Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 3l, 1901, on the néw COAST Two Through Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LimiTgp, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and entertaining scenes on the con-, tinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure ‘lime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. . MRS. D. [1. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St, Sacramento, Cal. Hair Switches at a Great Reduction this week. Ladies’ and gents’ wigs to rent at $1 00 each, for April Fools Mask Ball. For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all Kinds go to J. Gairns. HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Curry At the prices ferada County Harto¥ Gauge R. B. Daily ; connecting with Uver. cafe and parlor cars, will{ W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. KPUTY OU. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR oe Morgan & Roberta’ Biock. Nerite JOHN CALUWELL, Attorney at Law, ‘ranscript Block, Oommercial Street _ Nevada City. vile P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law,W ILL PRACTICKR IN THE STATE AND Mnited Ssateas Sonrtal ee ALFRED D. MASON, ( PEICETILLEY BUILDING, NBVADS (city. : J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law,’ F¥ICKR--TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD , td Pine str ers, Nevada City ( THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, { pEBICE—LONES BUILDING. COR. COM. mereiaiand Pins enete Dr, Alvah N. [lorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M., and 1to5 P.M. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman CENTISTS. Ofiee at residence, Sacramento st Nevada City, Cal. L. BOWMAN. 4 F.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree . Newnda City, Cal. CINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : KX PTRACTING SKILLFULLY DOS b ‘ <i <a> ) A 9-9 SED 2 a 0 eee A rare opportunity js offered for investment. Party desires to sell immediately, 500 sharés of stock of the Bachelor's Oil Company ot California Non-Assessable. Price 60c per share for all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, Cc. J. TALLON. No308 Market St., San Francisco. ' _ ' . a ¢ <a 6 ae 6 ey ae ' \ ' Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In our analysis of the sample of whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47.13 per ceat. and by weigh 39.80 percent The exteactive matter amounts_ to 0.85 per cent. and the inorganic matter to but the minutest of traces. As the result of those and other tests we find the wh'skey to be free from ‘ail abno mal or deleterious ingredients; to, be npto thestandard st-ength; aud to constitute an absolutely pure article. . TuHos. Price & Son ~~ MOTICE Mawrishy hax beea carefalty 18 bold evysey be E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. V 7E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos end Lard. : R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the ‘United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Oases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, . UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. hpen day Saggy Hearse Feed yo n city free. Strict attention calls day or night.’ Lady attendant. Telethese goods -are now offered phone, West 5. No Credit Attorney at Law and Notary Public. decorated with magnificent emb Li Hung Ckang. Besides the munici ing room, rivaling those of many important English GORDON HALL, IN TIEN-TSIN, at The fine structure which is here re’ the ave cession and is used for municipal English general who will ages contains -a fine bnilding in Tien-Tsin. large hall wit! luced from a t is situated in what is known as the . The building is named in honor of the famous own to history as ‘‘Ch galleries used for many public functions, The walls are photograph is in strong contrast to glish coninese Gordon.”” Gordon Hall jes, p chambers the hall contains a ted to the municipality by his excellenc lib: ani and American towns, ea request nine or Star. that he knockin Uncle you kno She w er hours.” “Not much,” answered Mr. Cumrox. “It goes to show that men don’t know when they are well off. been invited ‘around to musicales and dragged through Europe by Mrs. ©. and the girls like I have, maybe they’d ' appreciate the privilege of staying in a-nice, comfortable, businesslike office How the Artist Was Called, When Henry S. Watson, the illustrator, landed at Naples, he did not know much about European travel. He bad to make some sketches. in the villages about Naples, and his experiences have filed him with wonder enough fora lifetime. His deft pencil helped him a bit. At one little village inn he tried to get it through the landlord’s head morning. understood. At last he drew a picture of himself lying in bed, the sun peeping through the window, the clock at the hour of 6 and the chambermaid quite plain, and they woke him on the tick.—Saturday Evening Post. as a bright girl at Mount Holyoke college. that they had hash for supper and meat balls the bext ucofoing for break. fast. “Yes.” she said as she glanced at the table; “Review of Reviews this morning" Reston tonenal Cnsympathetic. “You haven’t much sympathy for the ‘from your employees for shortIf they had ten bours a day.”— Washington was to be called early in the He couldn’t make himself g at the door. Then it was Couldn’t Imagine. Si, from Upcreek, had just left an aching molar at the dentist’s and, stopped at a lunch counter for a sootb-’ ing beverage. “Gimme a cup of cawfee,” he said, sitting down on the first vacant stool. “Draw one!” called out the girl behind the connter. “That’ ele Si, with a delightful grin. Ss what he did!’ responded Un“How'd w it?’—Chicago Tribune. Literary Note, It happened that day It Was Strictly Modern. date education, you say?” “Well, rather. Post. His College Days. troo college?” “Not much,” Mike. “I went troo a college once, wort’ de risk.”—Washington Star.mis rointed Remark, “ft frequently hear you say that money talks,” she remarked. “Yes; it is an old saying and a true one,” he replied; “but, unfortunately, while money talks, all that talks is not money.” “Why do you say ‘unfortunately? ” she asked. : “Because if that were so,” he answered, “Il would be married to a fabulous fortune.”—London Fun. 2 The Equinoxes, ~The equinoctial storms are no longer believed in by scientific persons. The equinoxes are the dates of the year when the sun crosses the equator at one of the equinoctial points. They ocgur about March 21 and Sept. 21, and, ; though sterms have been known to oc. ‘ur about those times. they are no ouger considered as due to the per. “ectly natural occurrence of the croseng Family Factions. Caller—Wasn't that Miss Robinson who just left? Ethel-—-That Robinson. Caller—Oh, your aunt, eh? Qn your mother’s side? “ Ethel—Not much! She sticks up for papa all the time.—Philadelphia Press. was my Aunt Carrie JAMES HORSES, To he National Exchange Stable, 3road Street, opp. Natioral Exchange Hoe! Neyada City, HENSESSY, Seiad The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES found in this part of the State. Prop’r. _ Fresh times. CHICKEN The FOR FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE. AH GUEY Pine Street...Nevada City Vegetables and Fruits at al: N TO ORDER AT ANYTIME Leading Flour. SALE BY ALL GROCERS. be kept at best of New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. HaFuciiecs s fretolee "Kiso, Gigs Chi on a i Cigars ane, free of shares" end the _. indebtedness of the corporation. snd for the CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, -° 50,000 Undiyided profits, = 35,000 DIRECTORS. HB. M. PBMSTON...60ccsceee «e+. President JoHN T. Morn@an.. see Walevayencss Cashier D. KE. MORGAN.... Aisle sie Secretary on, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman . M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer. ca. San Francisco—First Nationsi Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. Sacrameuto—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. We iesue Sight Drafts payabie in Also Bills of -Excha: yable at si ht t os principal cities of Great Britain pt urope. Colfections on any part of the United State: a lalty. Highest price paid for County and Stete Warrants. : Gold and Silver BuJlion purch -sed, Assay at the Bank. ley wfhorg # geuaral euking’ Wusinoes t iy, Ww ® genera an transacted = ee i: J. M. THOMAS. Resident Agent at Grass Valiey Stockholders’ Meeting. ot he ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKholders of the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association (a corporation) will be held at the office of the Secretary, at the Citizens Bank, in Nevada City, California, on _, Tuesday, May 14, 1901, At_ 7:30’ o’slock P. M., for the election of a Board of Directors to s3‘ve for the ensu‘ ng year, tO provide means for liquidating ‘he transaction of such other bu-iness as may be lawfully presented Lage eoneld: ae ion, wv. HK, sg « April 4, 1901, ore “She has received a strictly up to She hasrn’t a bit of practical knowledge about -household affairs, but she has more theories than you could: get in a book, and she can talk about parliamentary law in a way that will make ber. shine in any wo man’s club you can pick out.”~Chicago “Mike.” said Plodding Pete, “do you Vink, it does a man much good to go replied Meandering an all I got was two dictioneries an a suit of football clothes: De swag wasn't ‘order of the Boaru of ORDINANCE NO. 69. —— RDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California. granting to John Martin, his heirs and assigns, a privilege to construct and gpernte & street railroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the corper, ate limits of the City of Grass Valley, a the boundary of the corporate limits a t ‘sa City 4 ch bag ‘by way of Town Talk, in d Nevada County. ‘ * he Hoard of Bs agg sir of the County of Nevada do ordain as fotlows: SECTION 1. The right and privilege is hereby granted to John Martin, his heirs and assigns, to construct and operate 2 strect railroad along and upen the,county road between the corp«rate limits of ie City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. said railroad to be operated by either elec tric power, steam p wer, power derive from compressed air, liquid air, aeey gromnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad to consist ot either single or double treck with necessary turn-outs and switches. SECTION 2. The ties and rails of said railroad shall be.so p'aced as to afford no fs necessary obstruction to travel on sai county road, and the same shall be so located on such. route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfacti: n of the Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts of said Nevada County. If said roag@ sha'l be overated by electric power the same shall be operated -by overhead trolly system, and the poles carrying the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and workmanlike manner. and ahall be sufficiently removed from thetraveled part Of said road so as not to interfere with the trav-l hereon, and wires shall be strung on said polesin a manner to prevent their*coming to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns. shall pave cr macadefnize the traveled part of said county road. between the rails, between tre tracks, and for two feet on each side therof, with the same material used by the county upon the highways over which said road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. finsh with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall make the road bed ecnform at all times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the ins'ructivns, and tothe satisfaction of said Stpervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, said grantee, or hs as-igns fail to comp'y with the instructions given by said officers for ten da3s after service thereof upon the agent of. sald grantee, resident in said Nevada County the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of sad grantee and dothe work as ordered by the said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which said grantee bv the acceptance of this franchise hereby agrees to ray immediately upon its. presentatiori to said grantee’s local ent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. Carsshall be run over the road constructed under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hour betweepv the hours of 7:31 a.m. and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented: by the elements or unavoidable accidents. SEcTION 5. The, ‘aid grantee, and his assigus, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free pissage of water under the tracks of said railwsy, where the samme naturally flows; and all curves. acqueducts turnou's and switches. shall be constructed under the plans and, spe cificarions apvroved by the Supervisors of the First a Second Supervisor.al Dis‘ricts, aforesaid. : SECTION 6. TheCountv of Nevada, in makug the grant of this franchise, expressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to ay Fas, wateror other pipes therin, such work to be done so as toinjure said railroad as little as possible. SEcTION 7. Provided further.that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway or highway intersecticns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by veliicton. : SEcTIONS8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distancealong said road, or along said roid and any connect ng line or lines leading to and into the City of Grass Valley, or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall not exceed fifteen c: nts f r« ne passenger. SECTION 9. Work shall be comn.enced by said grantee within the pe'iod of three months from the final passage of this ordinance, SxcTIon 10, This privilege shall continue for the term +f one year and eleven and one-half mouths from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ordiran’e shall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passage. e Passed April 2, 1901. On the pee age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none, W. H. MARTIN, ,Chairman of the Beard of Supervisors of Nevada ( ounty,S ate of California. Avtest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hoskina, Députy Clerk. [SEAL.] a3 ORDINANCE ‘NO, 74. dle BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada, do ordain es follows: ° Ordinance No.56, entitled “4¢n Ordinance fixing a bounty onCoyo-e Scalvs” passed by the Board of Su: ervisors of Nevada County, California, on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby revealed. Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passa’ e, Passed April 2nd, 1901. On the passave of this Ordinance, SuperviSo Rar tin, Miller, Grissel and Hay voted Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, state of California. Attest ; F.L. ee Clerk. 4 tieuax y A. J. Hosking, Deputy Clark, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. l Location of principal p’ace of business, San_ Francisco, California. Location of works, « evada City, California. Notice is hereby given, that at & meetin of the Board of D rectors, held on the 22d day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of Gne Doliar ($1.10) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary. at the ottice of the company, No. 336 Fourth street, 2 Francisco, California. wey stock upon which this: assessmen : ali remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 901. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless pavment Renae before, will be sold on ONUDAY, the lith day of June, 1901, to pay the delindent Assessment, together with the costs of advertising and poe of sale. y order of ie ogrd of Directors, Ofna Nee. RICH, Secretary, 836-340 F, : Francisco, California, SUFtR . Pixant. ia Election of School Directors. NOTICE, Is HEREBY GIVEN rn dere sietnogs Be }evada School Dis. uty of Ney th election of School Directors Mitte he Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of at which election three pay ggg in elected for the full term of three yPars each, . Lhe polls will be open between the hours of 8 a, m. and sundown. John ‘Webber is eppointed Inspec’or and Jas. F. Colley ani J. Wright. Judges of said election. Ky Education of Nevada MULLOY President. . E. L. S. CALKL s ucation, NS, Secretary Board of EdTO THE Schoo! District. Notice to Creditors. ASTATE Est OF RACHEL COULTER, DENotice is hereby given by th Administratrix of the estate of Haske feet: ter, deceased, to the creditors of and alk persons ge . claims against the said des ‘Ansus! ‘Pleeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF ST LDi ers of the Masonic Hall pobre oy will be heid at Masonic. Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at7 o'clock p. m_,for the Stor. init ET. Ladiods will al kimes Sie venty best of Fruits purpose of electing ‘I'rustees for the e1suip year, and the transaction of such other busibess as may be pro: id . fon herr § snl = perly and legally brought ad . J. ROLFE, Secretary. Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular steention pela fo 4 the transpor d, to exhibit them with bid © pani below ae soar hac pone 4 ur the re OD oO} not F at the law office of Chas. W. Rite moax Grass Valley. the same being the ' hued aston of bg business o: neaid county o! y reer tag: Be ity evada, Cala. MARY S. HUNTR am of estate of Rashes Coulee” deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 Stockholders Meeting. iy ain St., lace for Said esHE annua! meeti Odd Fellows Hall Accor nolders of ssociati ' on Monday evening, May 6th.1901, eigen for th ; rectors Purpose of electing a ‘Board of D business ee be properly brought before tation of Plano and furafvure moving me 8s In case the’ t . dex Kast, 24.4 feet; thence m of such other . No. 2195. : APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. . LAND OFFICE ven SACRAMENTO, CAL, ay mee VEN HAT 5 HERKB th ‘7 ej Sn ed W. Bradley, whos Postoffice address is Crocker Building, Sanu Brest California, has by Charles ogee addr ss 1s -torney in fact, whose ft sper me ane Washington, «vada county, Ue ee ae is application for a pate pena tony 1 (too) li Soe pegcaion re re Di lidated Quartz Min , ing suid. wish, surtace ground six hun fale (Oe) feet in width, res et ot ae Cherry Hill Miv in ptpior coonnty OF Ne Califc ruia, and desis: ated by vad ecru Geveral for tue State e California * iy Lik Surres Ne a 3 s 18N rth, Range ’ a Piexican Con clidated Quartz Mine being comp ed of the fullowing, a d Datos particularly described as fellows, gry : santa Anita Extension L-cation. the Fe Tree Location, the Single ou, Loe tion, t : Savage Lvcat on, the Grizzly LLecation, an the Mexicain Location. hi i in Said Santa Aiita Extension Location particularly described as follows: Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked 8 AX 4i he . standing onthe north boundary of t Hae aia OuArte Mine, approved ero ys from which a black oak 30 ins. in dia, mar a SA x43803 BI. bears S 13 veg 35 m a, ‘a thence magnet c variation 16 deg east, 'd deg 6 min W, 900.9 fee to pine post marked 5 A x 9-3-03,from which & pine 24 ins, dia. mar ne edS AX 9-303 8 ‘I, bears * 8094 deg W, 43 feet; thence N 3 de: 39min W, 594.1 fe t tooak age marked S A x 8 3803, from whic) a shaft feet deep bearsS 5.34 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries ginning ata pine pot markedS A x12808 trom welch the Yacction :orn r on the ve t bounca yo: Section 380, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magne C variation 16 deg hast, $3 deg 39 min b 599.1 feet to oak post murked 5 A;xX 2 3803, from which a sugar p'ne 5 ft. dia warkea 5 A X23803-Bi,b ars we t12 e-t; thence magne ic Variation 16deg Bast, 5 14 ceg .06 nin bk 900.9 fee’ to oak } ost ma k+d SA X38 8803; thenve magnetic variation 15 veg 30 min b,S 83 deg 09 &, 600 feet to pine post marked SA x 58803) fre. wich a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked 8S A.x5-38083BT bear. N 76 deg kK 2.2 eet thence mague’ c variation 15 veg 20 min E, N 12deg 06 min W UY feet to .ak post mark d SA x 63805; thence maguetic variati nlj5ve* 20 mint, N 3 deg 49 min A 599.1 feet to oak po-tm rkeds 4 X 7 4803; thence N 83deg 09 min W 6v0 feet ‘o place of begiuning, cuntaini! g 19 84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning. atan oak pt marked P T 53803 from whicha:ine 8 in. dia marked P T5 383 B i, bears N 7344 deg & 11 fee’; herce magnetic variation 5 d'g 56 min W 1500 feet to the north lode }.ost and south lode post of the Singleton Location. Anoak p: st marked PT 2 & 3 63608, from which a ine 22 ins. dia. marked P ‘ib 2 & 5 6 3803 BT, ears. 50 deg E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beg'nn‘ng at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & S 1 3803 irom which the nor h-we-t corner of Section 30'f18N, Kil Kk, M D M bears N 55deg 20 min west, 1073 42. feet; theuce magnetic variut on 16 deg ast, N 76 aeg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post marked Pi 3S 53503, fo » wh ch a.ine 80 ins. dia. marked P 3 3803 B ‘14+ earsS 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin be rs 35 34 deg 55 min W 245 fee di tam; thence S 6 deg 56 min K 1500 feet too k post marked P ‘I 43803 from whichthe month of a (uunel 400 :ect lovg bears north 238f et; thence maguet'c vartion 15 deg 35 min 4,576 ceg 25 min W 300 teet to south lode post, previously described; ‘hence N 83 deg$ min W 304 5 feet o pine: ost marked P 1 6 38.3 from which a pine marked P 146 3803 Bb 'T, bears N 3744 deg W 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 13929 feet to place cf begsuninyg, contaiuin: 20.10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & S 6 303 from which a pine 22 in’. dia, marked P T 2 & S 6 3803 be1rs N 50 deg 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d g bast, » 5 deg 34 min K 150 feet t» a cedar post marked $3-S5393 from which a sine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears \ 57'4 deg E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-888 from w ich the no thwese coiner of Sectivn 30 £18N, R11 E M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42° feet d stant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feét to cedar post marked $2-5 6 3803 from which a ) ellow pine 30 ins dia. marked 56 3803 B'‘l’ bears » % degEK 45.2 feet; thence N76 deg 25 min E m guetic variation 15 deg E uv feet to cedar post m:rkted 84.7.5 4 -3803,. from which a yellow pine 20 ins. dia. marked 3 4 3808 B I bears N 4114 deg W 10.7 feet distant; thence maguetic variation-li deg east, 85 deg 34 min W 1500 feet to cedar post marked . [3-5 5 3803; thence S 76 deg 25min W 600 feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 aer-s. BAVAGE LOCATION. Lode Line, J Beginning at a cedar post marked $3-S53803 from which a pine6 ins, dia. marked S 5303 Bt. bears N ds4deg bi i424 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14% deg K. N 0 deg U6 min bh, 10.0 feet to a cedar post marked $2.Gb, 3, from which a pine 7 ius dia marked S 2 3803 B ‘lt bears 820 deg 10 min W 11 teet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 G1 3803, from wh ch the quarter section corner on the west voundary of Section IL. 'f 18 N.Ril’sh,M DM, bears 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence magnetic \ ariation 16 deg East, N 76 deg 25 min #60 feet t» a cedar post marked 53G5 883, from which a ine Sinsdia marked S38 383 B T, bears outh 12 teet ; theuee magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg East,5 0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to & cedar post marked 54 S4 8808 trom which a yellow piue 20 ins dia marked S 48803 BL’. bears « 4144 deg W, 10.7 fret; thence magnetic variation 15: ast, S 76 deg 25 min p feet toa cedar post marked 5 z -S 63808, from which a yellow pine 80 ins dia marked 5S 6 ssu3 B 7, bears N 0 MY deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 dc grees kasr, N O deg U6 min tast, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, coutainiug 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, , Lode Lixue, Beginning at cedar po trom which a pine? ins dia marked S82 3003 BT, bears 20 deg lu'min W 11 1 et ; thence negnetic variation 144 deg East, N Exterior Boundaries. Begiuning at a cedar po:t marked §13803 from which the quarter section pl J on the west boundary of Section ly T 18sON Bil &, MD M, bears N 7° 67 min W 1057.63 feetthence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N deg 19 min W 1500 feet to a tir post marked M1 2 3803, from which @ biack oak 8 ins dia marked G z 3803 K ‘tT, bears S 1534 p agnetic . tion 18% deg East, 'N 76 deg 25 ny bh, COV feet to acedarp: st marked M5-G43803, from whicha black oak 8 ins dia marked G4. 38. T. bears S34 deg W. 4 feet thence magnetic Ivariatiens 1444 Sdeg E, 23 degrees 19 minutes hast 1500 feet to a cedar post marked 58G5 3803 ; thence South 76 deg 25 win, W. 600 feet to the place of begin-ning, containing 19.99 acres. MEXICAN LOCATION. ae Lode Line. eginning at a cedar post marked G°8 M 6. 8803, trom which a yellow pine 30 teers ei pieclgr G 33803 B LT, bears S 30 deg W 475 ay distant ; thence magnetic variation 16 marie at ig oe W, 15 v ieee to cedar post ; ich a pi y dia marked M 8 3803 BT, bears N iM dégiwe 27.6 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata fir post marked M1 < from which the quarter sect on the west boundary of Section KU EMD . bears S 16 deg 1s mi G2. ion corner vw ‘ies rH feet ; thence magnetic va: iation 6 pr ti ‘on ibd 5 ig fog min W ‘ aad toa pedaripcs marked Wat cas yeiek @ spruce 5 feet dia Kast 15.9 leet; thence deg E, North i s M t Magnetic variaci ; 16 dégrees 25 minutes tase : ecttoa cedar post marked M4. 3 poms which a fir 5 ins dia marked M43303 B + bears S 86 Seq W 3.8 eet; thence magnetic variation l5deg ast,S deg 25 min EK, 15gu feet o @ cedar post MarkedG4-M 5$803 fro bg i. pe cee, 8 ie dia marked G re A 85 34 de Sf A netic variation tts a E, Sidon 3 min y 600 feet tothe place of beginning, containing Connecting Line No.1, 20.44 acres. Beginning at post S A x 1wis MH bores 16 . a 3S ‘ice eat ‘9 Teet to the quarter sectio: 5 aN € mn corner on ‘ . MD poundary of Section 3, T18 N, . Connecting Line No, 2, Beginuing at post P'T1S magnetic variatio 1 :; i thence W, 1073.42 feet to the jl a: Sat Doe 2 zoin tion 9, T18N, RIE M D Me COrBeE Of SeoConnecting Line No, 8. Beginning.at post S 1 ~ G38 ‘ 3 3803, the: magnetic variation 16 deg East, N 78 deg 57 Connecting Line No. 4; Beginning at post M1 G 9% 3 magnetic variation 16 shy fae i, thence ie az, P. Brows, Chairman, Nevada City, min W, 11644 feet to the 16 deg 18 corner on th qu r section Buk. uD boundary of Section 19, TNE MB, st marked §2-G6-]. f 28 deg 19 min W, 1500 teet toa cedar post Skahaen, Deceased : marked G 3-M6 3803 from wh ¢h i Da va this 11th day of March, pive 80 in dia marked GR$003 B ‘ty tear b 10 Seereseece malt 30 deg W, 4.75 feet, = + bears S 6:4 degrees . M 8608 . 4, T. 17 600 feet co ee thenee'North W. eee marked §_ 8i orthwest Mine app: urvey; 39 min W, 500.2 f. 4 x7sho ehenee Korth ; to to —— of heats ng. . or furthe } , cold Unstone ceabstony @ marked bears S 8244 dez W. 12.5 fe 1etic variations 16d woe W, 520.5 feet to piss ats W Tree Loca 10n; theiiee No: 1392.6 1t to posi marked which N W corner see . 11 Kk, M DM, bears N 65d feet i hence North 5 ds a cedar post marked 8 2 which yellow pine #0 ‘inch 8-38 B T beara % 0 deg 6 mnikt, 1000 feet te 1-Gl1 the West cor ou ie es UA Ra 4 N, Ril »,MD il. thors : Rs 1057.65 feet; thence N 28 deg 1y mi feet to a fir pos markea M 1from whicn mouth of . the quarter see ed 3 heuce N 5 deg post marked Mz se03 jostieg oe ort M2 305 b +34 de, i, 19:9 leet; thence North ie) 2 min Kk, 600 feet tu. ceda: Post thay eg 3805 from which a fir > inelies via Marked y 4 — 3808 be rs 50u h $6 cegrees Wes: 33 tect: trence 55 deg 25 min E, lou feet to cart pos: marks d-G= 4 ~M58908; thence bcd 28 dex 19 min b. 1500 1ee: to bOst wa ked yg . G 5fom which pite 6 iuchey be marked S 3-888 B 1_be: fee; thengs South Udeg 60 in W, 1 H marked S4 fee. to cedur ~ 3808 from which yel inc esdia, marked § 4 38.9 BA bow ite 4 (eg W 107 feet; thence S 5 deg 34 mix Wi feec to ceoar , ost markid P 3-S5-me from which pine 30in aia marked t T8Sigg! 1 bea 8S 16 deg 10 min W, 27.2 ft to saga ‘ lue 26 inches aia marked § 5 -<23 BT N ben, m n W, 16.9 feet; thence §, § dar 5 é to Oak post ma ked pp. eh biuck oa. 5 inches q : ~ 3808 BY bears 5 53. eg 20 K, 12.2 feetame mouthef tunse) 40 leet jong bears N, «88 ‘eet; tuenceS 76 deg 2% min W3u0 eet to south lode post Of Fite Tree Loo. tion, previvu-ly described, Tue said 3 can Conso.idated: Claim containing 1y¢ . acres, 5 ‘the locations of ths varion prising the Mexican Consolidated Qi j Mine are recorded inth: ofli e ot the Counsy: Kecorder vf Nevads county, Ca itornis, a folows: 4 canta Anita Extension Quartz Mine, 9. 8 claims com. . corded Book 17 Miuiug Ciaims e F Piue ‘Lree Quartz Mine, xeqariea book ie M ning Cieliens page _ Be Ogietun Qusriz Mine, record Minivg Claims, page 98 : a0. Book ig vrizzly Quartz Mine, recorded Book 1}. Minivg Claims, page 540, om = Wi cavage Quartz Mine, recorded Book } Mintug viet, 8, bags b8i4. : 4 exi an Quartz .Mine, recorded Min.ug ¢ laims, p: ge 540. ~~ 7 ‘be adjoining claimants are as follows: ” Bounded on the norsh and west by the Pub. lic Domain;ou theeast by thes unish Quart — Su vey, therapy past Aap nse Do? main, and onthe so t. the Sant. y. Qu irtz Mine, patented. 4 ‘ Ann Any and ail per:onscla'ming adversely any por.ion of saia Mexican Con vlida ed Quarta Mine, or surta e ground are required to tile . their adverse claims wi.n the Kegister o, the } United ~taces J.and Uffice at < ac. amento, in . the State ot Va Hoenias Guriug th. s xby days” perio: of publicatio. hereot, o: they wil be barred by virtue of the provisicns of the Statuie. STLAS PENRY, Register, Attorney. FRED SEARLS, It is hereb: ord that th { Notice of ‘Aan bea prog N vPlication for Patent be pub ‘ish«d ior the:period of sixty days (10 weeks)” in the NnvabDA Ciry DaILy TRANSORIPT, 8 d-+ily newspaper published at Nevada Lith . Nevada county, Cai:ifornia. g SILAS PENRY, Register, First publication made January 2, 1Wl, Notice For Publication, : Lanp OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, UaL < March, 1s, iW. NOrce IS HEREBY GiVeN iA’ THR tollowing-named settler has filed notice . ot his intention to make tina! prout ia sup. . port of his claim. and’ that said proof will be made before the Register aud keceiver orthe u. 8S. Land Utfice at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901,‘ viz: Thomas J. Byrd,” Homestead Application No;-0x2v, ior the NX. % of S.W.%, og Of N.W.% and N.W.Y of N. BE. 4, Seo. 7, 1p. 18 N., 8H, MDM 2 He names the tollowing wituesses to prove his coutinuous residence upon andeuitivation of said land, viz: Thomas 4. Bev Samuel U. Gunning and Hdwin A, Forbes Marysville BP. U., Cal.; eter Mondada of Camptonville P, 0., Cal. mid HucANK W. JOHNSON, Register. DEPARTMENT OF THE Lat ——— Notice to Creditors. J Digpitade OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, DBceased, : Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Catherine’ sKahaen, d . to the creditors of ot ; all persons having claims against the sal deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces sary vouchers, within four months after Ce first publication of this notice to the said” administratrix, at the law office of >earis, Nevada City, the same being the place or berigh eden pee of ~ business of esta: D 8a ounty of Nevada. wi HANNAH I. SHURTLBFF, Administratrix f the Estate of Catherine) a Notice for Publication. Pn nd Office at Sacramento, Cal., March ith \ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tae ollowing-nam settler notice of his tpousition to make final proof will be made before the Judge of the St 4 viz: William 1, Gilletr, upon H. kK. Vote See. 22, T.17 N., KR. 10'K.,M. D.B and M. i tion of, said iand, viz: <'. Galbraith, Henry ILAS PENRY, Register. iu snpport o! his claim, and that said pr Ne perior Court of Neyada County, Cal., at vada City Cal., on Monday, April 15th, 1 tor the N. of S. W. i4 and 5.4 of N.W ie ane ve He names the following witnesses to prow is continuous residence upon aud cuitiv Kohler, Wm. Lathrop, and Geo. Lathrop, al of Nevada City, Cal., P.O. mr6 SILAS Notice For Publication. © DEPARTMENT .OF THE INTERIOR, Lanp BAe Marysville, Cal,, March 38, 191. NCCE Is "HEREBY GIVEN foliowing uamed settier has He of his intevtion 19 make final proot Sih, port of his claim, aud tha: +aid pO Receivehs made before the Register a1¢ i, on U.S. T and Office at Marysville, Calilo Nene May eh a Wig aa sarmiond sop ios Nay Sk oe + ht, 7H., M. e names the foilow de his continuous res dence upon ard ch tion of said ja viz; Henry G. » lertingshs Dobbins P.O. California, William Sue r Wyler et Debbie BO. “Calitorul lar ns P. OU. Charies W: Cook, of Dobbins P. 0.0 altd FRINK W, JOHNSON, Resist sande ase * UNDERTAKING PARLORS HENRY LANE, Prop: Broad Street. .9.Nevade City, supr : rove ng witnesses to Reiee: '* Cal a r ‘ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment Orders taken, for Floral Pi 40TH YBAR—=NO,silindeaimeiamteninaaie THE TRANSG THE _TRANSC SUBSCRIPTION RATE: rail, $6 a Year. By By Carrier, 12 12 Ct aceite ——————rr The Only Co Shouliler For Sale at Dickerma DRUGS, : STATIONERY, PHOTO GOOD. Grand HHRKKKRKIAK Masquerade , HAREI ARAKI KIKI Ball. KhKKK KK PROF. JOHN MIC Will Give His Annual Masque AT ARMORY Hé Friday Eve’g, A Latest Catchy Music.. ADMISSION: Per Counle ....Extra Ladies (ia mask) . y, Geftis.. LE AN hp tf hry a SOMETHING . Apricot. Cordi. mur eset Clam Juice Oyste: The Celebrated H. B. W At “Tom’s PI T. H. LIMNELL, Pr Union: Ht Re-opene And Now: Ready for Henry Metzenbaugher, rs This Favorite Hotel hi: remodeled, repainted, pered and newly fu throughout, thereby it second to no Hotel part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Roor Aad Large Modern Di Stopping place for all Stag~ NOTIC The well-known Business. of Cooper Timber, Lands, Mill tlc, is offered for ’ For farther particulars office at Lumber Yard, . Nevada County, Oaliforn Se x Jf

SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. . Pb ped Brethren are cordially invited t< tel FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C,C. “fi *. W. O@pun, ns. of R. and S. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0 Meets at Odd Fellows Hail Every nd 4th Monday of each month a 7:30 o’slook. J. F SHAW C. GKO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Mydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. ». G. Vv Meets at Pythien Castle very Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. 1.C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. (QTRICE, TILLEY BUILDING (CPISTAIRS) pr a Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Companies. {)ifice on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. . AJ Abb PRACTICE iN ALL TH4 COUR: \ State and Federal. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counseior at Law, { y BICKE—COR. BROAD AND PINE STS,, up stairs, Nevada City Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. dG. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, snd fourth Thursdays of each monti MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. RELLE DOUGLASS R.S at ager TINE TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City ‘on and afte: Sunday, May 13, 1900, as foiOwn. LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. < Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cak Tiare arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Frauciseo via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. 8: A. M. Daily , connecting with overland 245 train No. 6, stopping only at Auburn, ' Roeklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ° Daily; connectin with 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavin San Vrancisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an — Limited leaving. San Francisco at 10:00 A ° Daily ; connecting with Lo§:15 > Mz cal Train leayi:e Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for East and West. ; . LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Dally Arriving From Grass Valicy Only.> 8:15 A. M. paity. AERIVING FROM COLFAX. % ; ng Daily ; connecting with O; er9:35 A. M. land Train from East. % Daily; connecting with over1:05 P. M. jand train from Kast. 5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi ncizeo at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Lir-ited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, . Daily ; connecting with Loa} 9:40 Pp. M. Train leaving Sacremento at 4:60 °, M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER. Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. Cc. P, LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Francisco and Los Angeles, via ‘Surf and Santa Barbara, will begin on SUNDAY, MARCH 3l, 1901, on the néw COAST Two Through Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LimiTgp, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and entertaining scenes on the con-, tinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure ‘lime Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. . MRS. D. [1. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St, Sacramento, Cal. Hair Switches at a Great Reduction this week. Ladies’ and gents’ wigs to rent at $1 00 each, for April Fools Mask Ball. For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all Kinds go to J. Gairns. HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Curry At the prices ferada County Harto¥ Gauge R. B. Daily ; connecting with Uver. cafe and parlor cars, will{ W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. KPUTY OU. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR oe Morgan & Roberta’ Biock. Nerite JOHN CALUWELL, Attorney at Law, ‘ranscript Block, Oommercial Street _ Nevada City. vile P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law,W ILL PRACTICKR IN THE STATE AND Mnited Ssateas Sonrtal ee ALFRED D. MASON, ( PEICETILLEY BUILDING, NBVADS (city. : J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law,’ F¥ICKR--TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD , td Pine str ers, Nevada City ( THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, { pEBICE—LONES BUILDING. COR. COM. mereiaiand Pins enete Dr, Alvah N. [lorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M., and 1to5 P.M. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman CENTISTS. Ofiee at residence, Sacramento st Nevada City, Cal. L. BOWMAN. 4 F.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree . Newnda City, Cal. CINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : KX PTRACTING SKILLFULLY DOS b ‘ <i <a> ) A 9-9 SED 2 a 0 eee A rare opportunity js offered for investment. Party desires to sell immediately, 500 sharés of stock of the Bachelor's Oil Company ot California Non-Assessable. Price 60c per share for all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, Cc. J. TALLON. No308 Market St., San Francisco. ' _ ' . a ¢ <a 6 ae 6 ey ae ' \ ' Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In our analysis of the sample of whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47.13 per ceat. and by weigh 39.80 percent The exteactive matter amounts_ to 0.85 per cent. and the inorganic matter to but the minutest of traces. As the result of those and other tests we find the wh'skey to be free from ‘ail abno mal or deleterious ingredients; to, be npto thestandard st-ength; aud to constitute an absolutely pure article. . TuHos. Price & Son ~~ MOTICE Mawrishy hax beea carefalty 18 bold evysey be E. MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. V 7E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos end Lard. : R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the ‘United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Oases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. GEO. RICHARDSON, . UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. hpen day Saggy Hearse Feed yo n city free. Strict attention calls day or night.’ Lady attendant. Telethese goods -are now offered phone, West 5. No Credit Attorney at Law and Notary Public. decorated with magnificent emb Li Hung Ckang. Besides the munici ing room, rivaling those of many important English GORDON HALL, IN TIEN-TSIN, at The fine structure which is here re’ the ave cession and is used for municipal English general who will ages contains -a fine bnilding in Tien-Tsin. large hall wit! luced from a t is situated in what is known as the . The building is named in honor of the famous own to history as ‘‘Ch galleries used for many public functions, The walls are photograph is in strong contrast to glish coninese Gordon.”” Gordon Hall jes, p chambers the hall contains a ted to the municipality by his excellenc lib: ani and American towns, ea request nine or Star. that he knockin Uncle you kno She w er hours.” “Not much,” answered Mr. Cumrox. “It goes to show that men don’t know when they are well off. been invited ‘around to musicales and dragged through Europe by Mrs. ©. and the girls like I have, maybe they’d ' appreciate the privilege of staying in a-nice, comfortable, businesslike office How the Artist Was Called, When Henry S. Watson, the illustrator, landed at Naples, he did not know much about European travel. He bad to make some sketches. in the villages about Naples, and his experiences have filed him with wonder enough fora lifetime. His deft pencil helped him a bit. At one little village inn he tried to get it through the landlord’s head morning. understood. At last he drew a picture of himself lying in bed, the sun peeping through the window, the clock at the hour of 6 and the chambermaid quite plain, and they woke him on the tick.—Saturday Evening Post. as a bright girl at Mount Holyoke college. that they had hash for supper and meat balls the bext ucofoing for break. fast. “Yes.” she said as she glanced at the table; “Review of Reviews this morning" Reston tonenal Cnsympathetic. “You haven’t much sympathy for the ‘from your employees for shortIf they had ten bours a day.”— Washington was to be called early in the He couldn’t make himself g at the door. Then it was Couldn’t Imagine. Si, from Upcreek, had just left an aching molar at the dentist’s and, stopped at a lunch counter for a sootb-’ ing beverage. “Gimme a cup of cawfee,” he said, sitting down on the first vacant stool. “Draw one!” called out the girl behind the connter. “That’ ele Si, with a delightful grin. Ss what he did!’ responded Un“How'd w it?’—Chicago Tribune. Literary Note, It happened that day It Was Strictly Modern. date education, you say?” “Well, rather. Post. His College Days. troo college?” “Not much,” Mike. “I went troo a college once, wort’ de risk.”—Washington Star.mis rointed Remark, “ft frequently hear you say that money talks,” she remarked. “Yes; it is an old saying and a true one,” he replied; “but, unfortunately, while money talks, all that talks is not money.” “Why do you say ‘unfortunately? ” she asked. : “Because if that were so,” he answered, “Il would be married to a fabulous fortune.”—London Fun. 2 The Equinoxes, ~The equinoctial storms are no longer believed in by scientific persons. The equinoxes are the dates of the year when the sun crosses the equator at one of the equinoctial points. They ocgur about March 21 and Sept. 21, and, ; though sterms have been known to oc. ‘ur about those times. they are no ouger considered as due to the per. “ectly natural occurrence of the croseng Family Factions. Caller—Wasn't that Miss Robinson who just left? Ethel-—-That Robinson. Caller—Oh, your aunt, eh? Qn your mother’s side? “ Ethel—Not much! She sticks up for papa all the time.—Philadelphia Press. was my Aunt Carrie JAMES HORSES, To he National Exchange Stable, 3road Street, opp. Natioral Exchange Hoe! Neyada City, HENSESSY, Seiad The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES found in this part of the State. Prop’r. _ Fresh times. CHICKEN The FOR FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE. AH GUEY Pine Street.....Nevada City Vegetables and Fruits at al: N TO ORDER AT ANYTIME Leading Flour. SALE BY ALL GROCERS. be kept at best of New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. HaFuciiecs s fretolee "Kiso, Gigs Chi on a i Cigars ane, free of shares" end the _. indebtedness of the corporation. snd for the CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, -° 50,000 Undiyided profits, = 35,000 DIRECTORS. HB. M. PBMSTON.....60ccsceee «e+. President JoHN T. Morn@an.... see Walevayencss Cashier D. KE. MORGAN........ Aisle sie Secretary on, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman . M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer. ca. San Francisco—First Nationsi Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. Sacrameuto—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. We iesue Sight Drafts payabie in Also Bills of -Excha: yable at si ht t os principal cities of Great Britain pt urope. Colfections on any part of the United State: a lalty. Highest price paid for County and Stete Warrants. : Gold and Silver BuJlion purch -sed, Assay at the Bank. ley wfhorg # geuaral euking’ Wusinoes t iy, Ww ® genera an transacted = ee i: J. M. THOMAS. Resident Agent at Grass Valiey Stockholders’ Meeting. ot he ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKholders of the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association (a corporation) will be held at the office of the Secretary, at the Citizens Bank, in Nevada City, California, on _, Tuesday, May 14, 1901, At_ 7:30’ o’slock P. M., for the election of a Board of Directors to s3‘ve for the ensu‘ ng year, tO provide means for liquidating ‘he transaction of such other bu-iness as may be lawfully presented Lage eoneld: ae ion, wv. HK, sg « April 4, 1901, ore “She has received a strictly up to She hasrn’t a bit of practical knowledge about -household affairs, but she has more theories than you could: get in a book, and she can talk about parliamentary law in a way that will make ber. shine in any wo man’s club you can pick out.”~Chicago “Mike.” said Plodding Pete, “do you Vink, it does a man much good to go replied Meandering an all I got was two dictioneries an a suit of football clothes: De swag wasn't ‘order of the Boaru of ORDINANCE NO. 69. —— RDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California. granting to John Martin, his heirs and assigns, a privilege to construct and gpernte & street railroad along and upon the county road between the boundary of the corper, ate limits of the City of Grass Valley, a the boundary of the corporate limits a t ‘sa City 4 ch bag ‘by way of Town Talk, in d Nevada County. ‘ * he Hoard of Bs agg sir of the County of Nevada do ordain as fotlows: SECTION 1. The right and privilege is hereby granted to John Martin, his heirs and assigns, to construct and operate 2 strect railroad along and upen the,county road between the corp«rate limits of ie City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. said railroad to be operated by either elec tric power, steam p wer, power derive from compressed air, liquid air, aeey gromnd cable, horses or mules. Said railroad to consist ot either single or double treck with necessary turn-outs and switches. SECTION 2. The ties and rails of said railroad shall be.so p'aced as to afford no fs necessary obstruction to travel on sai county road, and the same shall be so located on such. route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfacti: n of the Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts of said Nevada County. If said roag@ sha'l be overated by electric power the same shall be operated -by overhead trolly system, and the poles carrying the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and workmanlike manner. and ahall be sufficiently removed from thetraveled part Of said road so as not to interfere with the trav-l hereon, and wires shall be strung on said polesin a manner to prevent their*coming to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns. shall pave cr macadefnize the traveled part of said county road. between the rails, between tre tracks, and for two feet on each side therof, with the same material used by the county upon the highways over which said road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly in repair. finsh with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall make the road bed ecnform at all times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the ins'ructivns, and tothe satisfaction of said Stpervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, said grantee, or hs as-igns fail to comp'y with the instructions given by said officers for ten da3s after service thereof upon the agent of. sald grantee, resident in said Nevada County the said Supervisors, or their employes, may enter upon the road of sad grantee and dothe work as ordered by the said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which said grantee bv the acceptance of this franchise hereby agrees to ray immediately upon its. presentatiori to said grantee’s local ent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. Carsshall be run over the road constructed under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hour betweepv the hours of 7:31 a.m. and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented: by the elements or unavoidable accidents. SEcTION 5. The, ‘aid grantee, and his assigus, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free pissage of water under the tracks of said railwsy, where the samme naturally flows; and all curves. acqueducts turnou's and switches. shall be constructed under the plans and, spe cificarions apvroved by the Supervisors of the First a Second Supervisor.al Dis‘ricts, aforesaid. : SECTION 6. TheCountv of Nevada, in makug the grant of this franchise, expressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to ay Fas, wateror other pipes therin, such work to be done so as toinjure said railroad as little as possible. SEcTION 7. Provided further.that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway or highway intersecticns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by veliicton. : SEcTIONS8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distancealong said road, or along said roid and any connect ng line or lines leading to and into the City of Grass Valley, or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall not exceed fifteen c: nts f r« ne passenger. SECTION 9. Work shall be comn.enced by said grantee within the pe'iod of three months from the final passage of this ordinance, SxcTIon 10, This privilege shall continue for the term +f one year and eleven and one-half mouths from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ordiran’e shall take effect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passage. e Passed April 2, 1901. On the pee age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grissel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none, W. H. MARTIN, ,Chairman of the Beard of Supervisors of Nevada ( ounty,S ate of California. Avtest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, By A. J. Hoskina, Députy Clerk. [SEAL.] a3 ORDINANCE ‘NO, 74. dle BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada, do ordain es follows: ° Ordinance No.56, entitled “4¢n Ordinance fixing a bounty onCoyo-e Scalvs” passed by the Board of Su: ervisors of Nevada County, California, on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby revealed. Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passa’ e, Passed April 2nd, 1901. On the passave of this Ordinance, SuperviSo Rar tin, Miller, Grissel and Hay voted Noes—Wood.

W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, state of California. Attest ; F.L. ee Clerk. 4 tieuax y A. J. Hosking, Deputy Clark, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. l Location of principal p’ace of business, San_ Francisco, California. Location of works, « evada City, California. Notice is hereby given, that at & meetin of the Board of D rectors, held on the 22d day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of Gne Doliar ($1.10) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary. at the ottice of the company, No. 336 Fourth street, 2 Francisco, California. wey stock upon which this: assessmen : ali remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 901. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless pavment Renae before, will be sold on ONUDAY, the lith day of June, 1901, to pay the delindent Assessment, together with the costs of advertising and poe of sale. y order of ie ogrd of Directors, Ofna Nee. RICH, Secretary, 836-340 F, : Francisco, California, SUFtR . Pixant. ia Election of School Directors. NOTICE, Is HEREBY GIVEN rn dere sietnogs Be }evada School Dis. uty of Ney th election of School Directors Mitte he Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of at which election three pay ggg in elected for the full term of three yPars each, . Lhe polls will be open between the hours of 8 a, m. and sundown. John ‘Webber is eppointed Inspec’or and Jas. F. Colley ani J. Wright. Judges of said election. Ky Education of Nevada MULLOY President. . E. L. S. CALKL s ucation, NS, Secretary Board of EdTO THE Schoo! District. Notice to Creditors. ASTATE Est OF RACHEL COULTER, DENotice is hereby given by th Administratrix of the estate of Haske feet: ter, deceased, to the creditors of and alk persons ge . claims against the said des ‘Ansus! ‘Pleeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF ST LDi ers of the Masonic Hall pobre oy will be heid at Masonic. Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at7 o'clock p. m_,for the Stor. init ET. Ladiods will al kimes Sie venty best of Fruits purpose of electing ‘I'rustees for the e1suip year, and the transaction of such other busibess as may be pro: id . fon herr § snl = perly and legally brought ad . J. ROLFE, Secretary. Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular steention pela fo 4 the transpor d, to exhibit them with bid © pani below ae soar hac pone 4 ur the re OD oO} not F at the law office of Chas. W. Rite moax Grass Valley. the same being the ' hued aston of bg business o: neaid county o! y reer tag: Be ity evada, Cala. MARY S. HUNTR am of estate of Rashes Coulee” deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 Stockholders Meeting. iy ain St., lace for Said esHE annua! meeti Odd Fellows Hall Accor nolders of ssociati ' on Monday evening, May 6th.1901, eigen for th ; rectors Purpose of electing a ‘Board of D business ee be properly brought before tation of Plano and furafvure moving me 8s In case the’ t . dex Kast, 24.4 feet; thence m of such other . No. 2195. : APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. . LAND OFFICE ven SACRAMENTO, CAL, ay mee VEN HAT 5 HERKB th ‘7 ej Sn ed W. Bradley, whos Postoffice address is Crocker Building, Sanu Brest California, has by Charles ogee addr ss 1s -torney in fact, whose ft sper me ane Washington, «vada county, Ue ee ae is application for a pate pena tony 1 (too) li Soe pegcaion re re Di lidated Quartz Min , ing suid. wish, surtace ground six hun fale (Oe) feet in width, res et ot ae Cherry Hill Miv in ptpior coonnty OF Ne Califc ruia, and desis: ated by vad ecru Geveral for tue State e California * iy Lik Surres Ne a 3 s 18N rth, Range ’ a Piexican Con clidated Quartz Mine being comp ed of the fullowing, a d Datos particularly described as fellows, gry : santa Anita Extension L-cation. the Fe Tree Location, the Single ou, Loe tion, t : Savage Lvcat on, the Grizzly LLecation, an the Mexicain Location. hi i in Said Santa Aiita Extension Location particularly described as follows: Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked 8 AX 4i he . standing onthe north boundary of t Hae aia OuArte Mine, approved ero ys from which a black oak 30 ins. in dia, mar a SA x43803 BI. bears S 13 veg 35 m a, ‘a thence magnet c variation 16 deg east, 'd deg 6 min W, 900.9 fee to pine post marked 5 A x 9-3-03,from which & pine 24 ins, dia. mar ne edS AX 9-303 8 ‘I, bears * 8094 deg W, 43 feet; thence N 3 de: 39min W, 594.1 fe t tooak age marked S A x 8 3803, from whic) a shaft feet deep bearsS 5.34 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries ginning ata pine pot markedS A x12808 trom welch the Yacction :orn r on the ve t bounca yo: Section 380, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magne C variation 16 deg hast, $3 deg 39 min b 599.1 feet to oak post murked 5 A;xX 2 3803, from which a sugar p'ne 5 ft. dia warkea 5 A X23803-Bi,b ars we t12 e-t; thence magne ic Variation 16deg Bast, 5 14 ceg .06 nin bk 900.9 fee’ to oak } ost ma k+d SA X38 8803; thenve magnetic variation 15 veg 30 min b,S 83 deg 09 &, 600 feet to pine post marked SA x 58803) fre. wich a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked 8S A.x5-38083BT bear. N 76 deg kK 2.2 eet thence mague’ c variation 15 veg 20 min E, N 12deg 06 min W UY feet to .ak post mark d SA x 63805; thence maguetic variati nlj5ve* 20 mint, N 3 deg 49 min A 599.1 feet to oak po-tm rkeds 4 X 7 4803; thence N 83deg 09 min W 6v0 feet ‘o place of begiuning, cuntaini! g 19 84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning. atan oak pt marked P T 53803 from whicha:ine 8 in. dia marked P T5 383 B i, bears N 7344 deg & 11 fee’; herce magnetic variation 5 d'g 56 min W 1500 feet to the north lode }.ost and south lode post of the Singleton Location. Anoak p: st marked PT 2 & 3 63608, from which a ine 22 ins. dia. marked P ‘ib 2 & 5 6 3803 BT, ears. 50 deg E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beg'nn‘ng at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & S 1 3803 irom which the nor h-we-t corner of Section 30'f18N, Kil Kk, M D M bears N 55deg 20 min west, 1073 42. feet; theuce magnetic variut on 16 deg ast, N 76 aeg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post marked Pi 3S 53503, fo » wh ch a.ine 80 ins. dia. marked P 3 3803 B ‘14+ earsS 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin be rs 35 34 deg 55 min W 245 fee di tam; thence S 6 deg 56 min K 1500 feet too k post marked P ‘I 43803 from whichthe month of a (uunel 400 :ect lovg bears north 238f et; thence maguet'c vartion 15 deg 35 min 4,576 ceg 25 min W 300 teet to south lode post, previously described; ‘hence N 83 deg$ min W 304 5 feet o pine: ost marked P 1 6 38.3 from which a pine marked P 146 3803 Bb 'T, bears N 3744 deg W 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 13929 feet to place cf begsuninyg, contaiuin: 20.10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & S 6 303 from which a pine 22 in’. dia, marked P T 2 & S 6 3803 be1rs N 50 deg 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d g bast, » 5 deg 34 min K 150 feet t» a cedar post marked $3-S5393 from which a sine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears \ 57'4 deg E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-888 from w ich the no thwese coiner of Sectivn 30 £18N, R11 E M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42° feet d stant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feét to cedar post marked $2-5 6 3803 from which a ) ellow pine 30 ins dia. marked 56 3803 B'‘l’ bears » % degEK 45.2 feet; thence N76 deg 25 min E m guetic variation 15 deg E uv feet to cedar post m:rkted 84.7.5 4 -3803,. from which a yellow pine 20 ins. dia. marked 3 4 3808 B I bears N 4114 deg W 10.7 feet distant; thence maguetic variation-li deg east, 85 deg 34 min W 1500 feet to cedar post marked . [3-5 5 3803; thence S 76 deg 25min W 600 feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 aer-s. BAVAGE LOCATION. Lode Line, J Beginning at a cedar post marked $3-S53803 from which a pine6 ins, dia. marked S 5303 Bt. bears N ds4deg bi i424 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14% deg K. N 0 deg U6 min bh, 10.0 feet to a cedar post marked $2.Gb, 3, from which a pine 7 ius dia marked S 2 3803 B ‘lt bears 820 deg 10 min W 11 teet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 G1 3803, from wh ch the quarter section corner on the west voundary of Section IL. 'f 18 N.Ril’sh,M DM, bears 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence magnetic \ ariation 16 deg East, N 76 deg 25 min #60 feet t» a cedar post marked 53G5 883, from which a ine Sinsdia marked S38 383 B T, bears outh 12 teet ; theuee magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg East,5 0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to & cedar post marked 54 S4 8808 trom which a yellow piue 20 ins dia marked S 48803 BL’. bears « 4144 deg W, 10.7 fret; thence magnetic variation 15: ast, S 76 deg 25 min p feet toa cedar post marked 5 z -S 63808, from which a yellow pine 80 ins dia marked 5S 6 ssu3 B 7, bears N 0 MY deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 dc grees kasr, N O deg U6 min tast, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, coutainiug 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, , Lode Lixue, Beginning at cedar po trom which a pine? ins dia marked S82 3003 BT, bears 20 deg lu'min W 11 1 et ; thence negnetic variation 144 deg East, N Exterior Boundaries. Begiuning at a cedar po:t marked §13803 from which the quarter section pl J on the west boundary of Section ly T 18sON Bil &, MD M, bears N 7° 67 min W 1057.63 feetthence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N deg 19 min W 1500 feet to a tir post marked M1 2 3803, from which @ biack oak 8 ins dia marked G z 3803 K ‘tT, bears S 1534 p agnetic . tion 18% deg East, 'N 76 deg 25 ny bh, COV feet to acedarp: st marked M5-G43803, from whicha black oak 8 ins dia marked G4. 38. T. bears S34 deg W. 4 feet thence magnetic Ivariatiens 1444 Sdeg E, 23 degrees 19 minutes hast 1500 feet to a cedar post marked 58G5 3803 ; thence South 76 deg 25 win, W. 600 feet to the place of begin-ning, containing 19.99 acres. MEXICAN LOCATION. ae Lode Line. eginning at a cedar post marked G°8 M 6. 8803, trom which a yellow pine 30 teers ei pieclgr G 33803 B LT, bears S 30 deg W 475 ay distant ; thence magnetic variation 16 marie at ig oe W, 15 v ieee to cedar post ; ich a pi y dia marked M 8 3803 BT, bears N iM dégiwe 27.6 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning ata fir post marked M1 < from which the quarter sect on the west boundary of Section KU EMD . bears S 16 deg 1s mi G2. ion corner vw ‘ies rH feet ; thence magnetic va: iation 6 pr ti ‘on ibd 5 ig fog min W ‘ aad toa pedaripcs marked Wat cas yeiek @ spruce 5 feet dia Kast 15.9 leet; thence deg E, North i s M t Magnetic variaci ; 16 dégrees 25 minutes tase : ecttoa cedar post marked M4. 3 poms which a fir 5 ins dia marked M43303 B + bears S 86 Seq W 3.8 eet; thence magnetic variation l5deg ast,S deg 25 min EK, 15gu feet o @ cedar post MarkedG4-M 5$803 fro bg i. pe cee, 8 ie dia marked G re A 85 34 de Sf A netic variation tts a E, Sidon 3 min y 600 feet tothe place of beginning, containing Connecting Line No.1, 20.44 acres. Beginning at post S A x 1wis MH bores 16 . a 3S ‘ice eat ‘9 Teet to the quarter sectio: 5 aN € mn corner on ‘ . MD poundary of Section 3, T18 N, . Connecting Line No, 2, Beginuing at post P'T1S magnetic variatio 1 :; i thence W, 1073.42 feet to the jl a: Sat Doe 2 zoin tion 9, T18N, RIE M D Me COrBeE Of SeoConnecting Line No, 8. Beginning.at post S 1 ~ G38 ‘ 3 3803, the: magnetic variation 16 deg East, N 78 deg 57 Connecting Line No. 4; Beginning at post M1 G 9% 3 magnetic variation 16 shy fae i, thence ie az, P. Brows, Chairman, Nevada City, min W, 11644 feet to the 16 deg 18 corner on th qu r section Buk. uD boundary of Section 19, TNE MB, st marked §2-G6-]. f 28 deg 19 min W, 1500 teet toa cedar post Skahaen, Deceased : marked G 3-M6 3803 from wh ¢h i Da va this 11th day of March, pive 80 in dia marked GR$003 B ‘ty tear b 10 Seereseece malt 30 deg W, 4.75 feet, = + bears S 6:4 degrees . M 8608 . 4, T. 17 600 feet co ee thenee'North W. eee marked §_ 8i orthwest Mine app: urvey; 39 min W, 500.2 f. 4 x7sho ehenee Korth ; to to —— of heats ng. . or furthe } , cold Unstone ceabstony @ marked bears S 8244 dez W. 12.5 fe 1etic variations 16d woe W, 520.5 feet to piss ats W Tree Loca 10n; theiiee No: 1392.6 1t to posi marked which N W corner see . 11 Kk, M DM, bears N 65d feet i hence North 5 ds a cedar post marked 8 2 which yellow pine #0 ‘inch 8-38 B T beara % 0 deg 6 mnikt, 1000 feet te 1-Gl1 the West cor ou ie es UA Ra 4 N, Ril »,MD il. thors : Rs 1057.65 feet; thence N 28 deg 1y mi feet to a fir pos markea M 1from whicn mouth of . the quarter see ed 3 heuce N 5 deg post marked Mz se03 jostieg oe ort M2 305 b +34 de, i, 19:9 leet; thence North ie) 2 min Kk, 600 feet tu. ceda: Post thay eg 3805 from which a fir > inelies via Marked y 4 — 3808 be rs 50u h $6 cegrees Wes: 33 tect: trence 55 deg 25 min E, lou feet to cart pos: marks d-G= 4 ~M58908; thence bcd 28 dex 19 min b. 1500 1ee: to bOst wa ked yg . G 5fom which pite 6 iuchey be marked S 3-888 B 1_be: fee; thengs South Udeg 60 in W, 1 H marked S4 fee. to cedur ~ 3808 from which yel inc esdia, marked § 4 38.9 BA bow ite 4 (eg W 107 feet; thence S 5 deg 34 mix Wi feec to ceoar , ost markid P 3-S5-me from which pine 30in aia marked t T8Sigg! 1 bea 8S 16 deg 10 min W, 27.2 ft to saga ‘ lue 26 inches aia marked § 5 -<23 BT N ben, m n W, 16.9 feet; thence §, § dar 5 é to Oak post ma ked pp. eh biuck oa. 5 inches q : ~ 3808 BY bears 5 53. eg 20 K, 12.2 feetame mouthef tunse) 40 leet jong bears N, «88 ‘eet; tuenceS 76 deg 2% min W3u0 eet to south lode post Of Fite Tree Loo. tion, previvu-ly described, Tue said 3 can Conso.idated: Claim containing 1y¢ . acres, 5 ‘the locations of ths varion prising the Mexican Consolidated Qi j Mine are recorded inth: ofli e ot the Counsy: Kecorder vf Nevads county, Ca itornis, a folows: 4 canta Anita Extension Quartz Mine, 9. 8 claims com. . corded Book 17 Miuiug Ciaims e F Piue ‘Lree Quartz Mine, xeqariea book ie M ning Cieliens page _ Be Ogietun Qusriz Mine, record Minivg Claims, page 98 : a0. Book ig vrizzly Quartz Mine, recorded Book 1}. Minivg Claims, page 540, om = Wi cavage Quartz Mine, recorded Book } Mintug viet, 8, bags b8i4. : 4 exi an Quartz .Mine, recorded Min.ug ¢ laims, p: ge 540. ~~ 7 ‘be adjoining claimants are as follows: ” Bounded on the norsh and west by the Pub. lic Domain;ou theeast by thes unish Quart — Su vey, therapy past Aap nse Do? main, and onthe so t. the Sant. y. Qu irtz Mine, patented. 4 ‘ Ann Any and ail per:onscla'ming adversely any por.ion of saia Mexican Con vlida ed Quarta Mine, or surta e ground are required to tile . their adverse claims wi.n the Kegister o, the } United ~taces J.and Uffice at < ac. amento, in . the State ot Va Hoenias Guriug th. s xby days” perio: of publicatio. hereot, o: they wil be barred by virtue of the provisicns of the Statuie. STLAS PENRY, Register, Attorney. FRED SEARLS, It is hereb: ord that th { Notice of ‘Aan bea prog N vPlication for Patent be pub ‘ish«d ior the:period of sixty days (10 weeks)” in the NnvabDA Ciry DaILy TRANSORIPT, 8 d-+ily newspaper published at Nevada Lith . Nevada county, Cai:ifornia. g SILAS PENRY, Register, First publication made January 2, 1Wl, Notice For Publication, : Lanp OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, UaL < March, 1s, iW. NOrce IS HEREBY GiVeN iA’ THR tollowing-named settler has filed notice . ot his intention to make tina! prout ia sup. . port of his claim. and’ that said proof will be made before the Register aud keceiver orthe u. 8S. Land Utfice at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901,‘ viz: Thomas J. Byrd,” Homestead Application No;-0x2v, ior the NX. % of S.W.%, og Of N.W.% and N.W.Y of N. BE. 4, Seo. 7, 1p. 18 N., 8H, MDM 2 He names the tollowing wituesses to prove his coutinuous residence upon andeuitivation of said land, viz: Thomas 4. Bev Samuel U. Gunning and Hdwin A, Forbes Marysville BP. U., Cal.; eter Mondada of Camptonville P, 0., Cal. mid HucANK W. JOHNSON, Register. DEPARTMENT OF THE Lat ——— Notice to Creditors. J Digpitade OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, DBceased, : Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Catherine’ sKahaen, d . to the creditors of ot ; all persons having claims against the sal deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces sary vouchers, within four months after Ce first publication of this notice to the said” administratrix, at the law office of >earis, Nevada City, the same being the place or berigh eden pee of ~ business of esta: D 8a ounty of Nevada. wi HANNAH I. SHURTLBFF, Administratrix f the Estate of Catherine) a Notice for Publication. Pn nd Office at Sacramento, Cal., March ith \ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tae ollowing-nam settler notice of his tpousition to make final proof will be made before the Judge of the St 4 viz: William 1, Gilletr, upon H. kK. Vote See. 22, T.17 N., KR. 10'K.,M. D.B and M. i tion of, said iand, viz: <'. Galbraith, Henry ILAS PENRY, Register. iu snpport o! his claim, and that said pr Ne perior Court of Neyada County, Cal., at vada City Cal., on Monday, April 15th, 1 tor the N. of S. W. i4 and 5.4 of N.W ie ane ve He names the following witnesses to prow is continuous residence upon aud cuitiv Kohler, Wm. Lathrop, and Geo. Lathrop, al of Nevada City, Cal., P.O. mr6 SILAS Notice For Publication. © DEPARTMENT .OF THE INTERIOR, Lanp BAe Marysville, Cal,, March 38, 191. NCCE Is "HEREBY GIVEN foliowing uamed settier has He of his intevtion 19 make final proot Sih, port of his claim, aud tha: +aid pO Receivehs made before the Register a1¢ i, on U.S. T and Office at Marysville, Calilo Nene May eh a Wig aa sarmiond sop ios Nay Sk oe + ht, 7H., M. e names the foilow de his continuous res dence upon ard ch tion of said ja viz; Henry G. » lertingshs Dobbins P.O. California, William Sue r Wyler et Debbie BO. “Calitorul lar ns P. OU. 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