April 6, 1901 (4 pages)

SSRN ERENT Bae a SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited % FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C.C. GW. Oapan, 4s. of R. and S. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0 Meets at Odd Fellows Hail ' pd 4th Monday of each month « tien 7:80 o’eloe! J.B SHAW C. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Gydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 5. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Bvery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, BR. 8. ‘ I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. STAIRS Ons BUILDING (CP§ST. ) Broad street, corner Pine, City. FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Comp nies. Office on Pine serees, neat Courthouse. Z FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. WwW ILL PRACTICE IN ALL TH& COUR] ¥. State and Federal. ‘ W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, PFICE—COR. BKOAD AND PINE STs., up stairs, Nevada City. Laurel Parior, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, snd fourth Thursdays of each montl MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. tS. BELLE DOUGLASS B&.S faa County Harrow Gauge B. B. TIME TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as folowe. ‘ BAVING FOR OOLFAX. we Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal Train arriving at Sac?>amento at 9:40 A. M. and San #rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. &: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland 745 train No. 5, soinins only atjAuburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, P Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at :15p. m. e Daily; connecti with 12:35 P. M. Grevizad Train, leavi San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an ae neg Limited leaving San Francisco at 10:00 A. . Daily ; connecti: with Lo5:15 > M. cal hein leavi: eg Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for East and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Pally. Arriving From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paity. "ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = Daily ; connecting with Oer9:35 A. M. land Train from East. ° Daily ; connecting with over. , 1:05 Pp. M. laud teeta tross ast. ‘< Daily ; connecting with Uver5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi ncisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, e Daily ; connecting with Lo .a! 9:40 P. M. Train leaving Sacramento at 4:6¢ °, M. and all points South. G3O. PLETCHER, Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. C. 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 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two Through Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and. parlor cars, will make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and entertaining scenes on the coftinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, -8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, 50,000 Undivided profits, 35,000 M. JouN D. K. Monegan Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 104. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. OORRESPONDERTS, New York—National Bank of North San Francisco—First Nation xi Bauk, Lov don, Paris & American Bank. iaremente—Rettonal Bank of D. O. Mill. We issue Sight Drafts payabie in NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. Also Bills of Exchange payable at sight . ee principal . cities of Oseas Britain ‘an? Collections on any part of the United State: * ichest price paid for County and Stet« Gold and Silver Bullion purch-sed, Aseay Office at the Bank. Amer. This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Voi io. @ general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley, I W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. 8S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Oiedis Morgan & Roberts’ Block. NeJOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Cranscript Block, Commerciai Street Nevada City. sda P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Witt PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courtal ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ()FEICETILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA CITY. f J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, ( pF FICE -TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD ud Pine str: ers, Nevada City THOS. Ss. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( )SFICE—LONES BUILDING. COR. COMmereial and Pine °tr-ata. 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 DENTISTS. OfBoce at residence. Sacramento s¢ Nevad: City, Cal. : L. BOWMAN. é F.SHAW “ SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. vINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DO* fk a ia ' FOR SALE. : A rare Supertaaes is offered for investment. Party desires to sel! immediately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s Oil Company ot California Non-Assessable. rice 60c per share for all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No308 Market St., San Francisco. <> <a 606 000000 ss 0 <9 a 0 0 0 ea i Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In our analysis of .thesample of whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47.13 per cent. and by weight 39.80 per cent 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 tind the wh'skey to be free from all abno mal or deleterious ingredients; to be np to the standard stength; and to constitute an absolutely pure article. Tuos. Price & Son. B MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., Prop’s. At the lowest rates. Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Oases, Mining Patehte and Land Cases. 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. Gea dae aod night. Hearse femcihed i» city fren. Str ct lay or night. Lady a phone, West 5. : The Story of a Picture, Benjamin West’s picture of the “Death of Nelson” ig closely connected with an anecdote of the great sailor. Just before he went to sea for the last time he was present at a dinner, during whicb he sat between the artist and Sir William Hamilton. Nelson was expressing to Hamilton bis regret that he had not, in his youth, acquired some taste for art and some discrimination in judging it. “But,” said he, turning to West, “there is one picture whose power I do feel. I never pass a shop where your ‘Death of Wolfe’ is in the window without being‘stopped by it.” West made some gracious answer to the compliment, and Nelson went on, “Why bave you painted no more like it?” “Because, my lord,” West replied, “there are no more subjects.” “Ah,” said the sailor, “I didn’t think of that.” : “But, my lord,” continued West, “I am afraid your intrepidity will yet furnish me with another such scene, and if it sbould I shall certainly avail myself of it.” “Will you?” said Nelson—“will you, Mr. West? Then I hope I shall die in the next battle!” A few days later he .sailed, his strangely expressed aspiration was realized, and the scene lives upon canvas. Couldn't Do the Impossible. No, the citizen would positively pot buy any of the hair restorer. “Do you think you can make a monkey of me?’ he hissed, with asperity. “Oh. not at all,” replied the vender cheerfully. “We don’t pretend to be able to restore the hair lost in the procvss of evolution!” An innocent bystander cracked a faint smile, but otherwise all was still. —Detroit Journal. An Odd Epitaph. A visitor to a cemetery at South Vernon, N. H., will find the following upon a gravestone there: Oh, be she went, and am she gone And left poor I here all alone? Oh, cruel fate, to be so blind To take she ’fore and leave I "hind! Her can never come back to.we, But us must surely go to she. 5 : ‘gafe Way to Wateh Fights, The colonel and I sat talking under a shade tree in front of the town postoffice when a dogfight started down the street. : “Come on!” I said as I sprang up. “Come this way,” replied the colonel as he seized my arm and drew me into a doorway. ; “But I want to see the dogfight,” I protested. . “Yes, L reckon you 46, but you aiso want to keep clear of the shooting.” . “Why shonld there be any shooting?” “Because one dog has got to lick t’other, and the owner of the licked dog ain’t goin to let it rest that way. There they go!” Z Ten minutes later we stepped out. to find one man lying on the ground with two bullets in him and some people carrying away a second with half a dozen. “Dogfights are bewtiful affairs,” said the colonel as we walked away, “but the safest way to see one in Kentucky is to wait till it’s all over and the dead carried off.”—Chicago News. Put Money Aside. 4 Take 10’cents to the nearest available savings bank and deposit it to your credit. Keep it up until you have a dollar.’ Don't wait to do this until you have a situation. Do it now. If you have change for car fare, walk. This is the only way to save money. If you wait until your salary is raised, or until yeu happen to have an errand uear the savings bank, you may be dead before you lay by a cent. There is only one way to save money. That is to begin now.—New York Journal. A Little Short. At one of thé railway construction works in Glasgow the other day a clergyman who takes a great interest in the members of his flock engaged at the cutting saw one of them entering a drinking place. He hailed bim, put Pat simply looked and walked in. Waiting till he came out. the reverend gentleman accosted) bim thus, “Pat. didn’t you bear me calling?’ “Yes. your ravrinee, . did. but--but ! had only she price of one!” — Ex National Exchange Stabe Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote! Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, The Empire Sovery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND BUGGIES To be fonnd iv this nart of the State MRS. D. [. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K 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. Prop’r. The Leading Flour. ELECTION PROCLAMATION = ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATION of the city of Nevada, are hereby notires tbat an election will be held in Nevada . jity on Monday, May 6, 1901, } to elect the'followingnamed officers: 1. Marshal. 2. Assessor. Treasurer. City Trustee. City Trustee. The places of election and the officers who shal! conduct said elect on in each of the several precincts of seid city of Nevada shail be and they are hereby designated and appointed as follows, to-wit: PRECINOT NO. 1, Polls at Clutter’s carri shop. Inspectors, kd. Smith and A. Tam; Judges, Dan Dowerard John Rafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ballot clerks, John Waters and H. L. Sweeney. PRECINCT NO. 2. Polls at City Hall, Inspectors, D.S. Baker and Mike Garver; Judges, 0. C. Conlan and C. J. Brand; clerks, John Webber and W. Ss. Holman; bellot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Organ. 3 4, 5. PREGINCT NO. 3, Polls at No. 1 Hose Hose. Inspectors, T. C. Randall and Wm. Floyd; jud J. W. Dean and Wm. Walters; clerks, L. M. Sukeforth and G. A. Giay; ballot clerks, Frank Power and J. E. Carr. PRECINCT NO, 4. Polls at Pennsylvania Engine House. In yocetars, Jobn Dunnicliff and Thomas Kowe; judges, k. Muller and J. S. Gregory; clerks, A. Hartung and A. C. Gault; baliot clerks, George Dunster and W. H. Hicks. The poms will be open from sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. B.S. RECTOR, President Attest—Sipnzy PxgaRp, Clerk. : Aprii 4, 1901. aS Annual Fleeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDers of the Masonic ll Association will be heid at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at 7 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing ‘lrustees for the eusui year, and the transaction of such other business as be properly and legally brought beforesaid meeting. at . J. ROLFE, Secretary. Neavda City Transfer Co DRAYING AND HAULING. attention to the transpor costs 53 cts. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901. No. 84. Buck, C. M., Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30. improvements $450. Furniture $20. ‘lax $5 00; co-ts $l 25. Total $6 25. No. %. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52, val. of lot $45, improvements $50. Personal property 3100. Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 75. No. 9%. CaldweH, John. Main street. Lot 10, bik. 17; vak of lot $200. improvements $1300. Personal property $90. Tax $2400; costs $2 20. Total $26 20. No. #7. Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. Tux $4 (0 costs 70 ets. Total $4 70. o. 106. Carrico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot 11, bik. 25; val. of !ot $50, improvements $100. Tax $1 £0; cost 58ets. Total $2 08. No, 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, blk. 60, val. of lot $100, improvements $150. Mortgage held bv N. Webber for $150. Peronal property $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. s otal $4 68. TNo. 350. Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada street. West portion of lot 7, blk. 6; val. of lot $50, improvements $350. Personal property $150 Tax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $¢ 78 No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K.C., Mainstreet. Lot 5, blk. 9; val, of lot $100, improvements $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08 No. 381. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6. blk. 39; val. of lot $50, improvements $100. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08. No 561 Ragon, L., Water street. Portion of lot 5, blk. 7; val. ot lot $50. Tax 50 ets, Total $1 03. No. 607. S¢hmidt, L, P., Broad street. Lot 6, bike, “3 val. of lot Ae on ee $5u0. er-onal property 0. Tax costs $1 35. Total $8 35. ™ No. 613. Seott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. of lot $50, improvements $150. ortgaze held by Citizens Bank $425. Persoval Raere $60. ‘Lax $1 85, costs $1 06. Total No, 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s‘reet. Lot 2, bik. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements #800. Personal che ted $130. . ‘Lax $10 20, costs $1 50, Total $11 80. No. 478. McLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot.5, blk. 7; val. of lot $150, improvements $ ‘lax $5 Ou, costs 75 cts. Total $5 75, No. 486. Neagle, J.G., Boulder street. Lot 4, blk. 57; val. of lot $100, improvements $200. Water right on Little Veer Creek $50. Personal property $100. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 73, No. 514, Ogden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, bik. 4; val. of lot $150, improvements $350. Mo. taage held by Mrs. C. a. Pare $300. Personal property $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Total $3 62. No. 555. Quentana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, Nimrod street. Lot 1. blk. 6; val. of lot = improvements $400. Personal property $50. T+x $5 00, costs $1 25. Total $6 25. No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial street. Lot 4, blk -13; val. of lot $300, improvements $500. Tax $8 00, costs 90 cts. Total $8 90. No. 663, Simmons. Geo, S ring street. Lot 10, bik 85, val. of lot $100, improvements $300. vortrage held by Thos. Jackson and 3s $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wife). Mortga, against Géo. SimmOns’ lot 10, blk. 35, $300. Tax $3 00, costs 65 cts. Total $3 65. No. 63% Valentine, Mrs. D., Main street. East portion of lot 2, blk. 68; val. of lot $50, improvements $200. Personal property $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 75. And notice is hereby given that unless the texes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxesare a lien, willbe sold on : e Saturday, April 27, 1903, At public auction in front of the City Hall door, inthe city and county of Nevada, to the bidder who will take the Jeast quantity of the-land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxes and costs due. id sale willcommence at 11 o’clock a. m. on said Saturday yy 27, 1901. commencing at the: head of the list and continuing alphabetically, or in a numerical order until said :ale is ‘Ompleted. Witness my hand this 5th day of April, E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector.FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE. AH GUEY ..Nevada City apd Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. CHICKENS 0 _ ORDER AT ANY TIME New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. HAS or mode Erstrinee Store adjoint the B on MAIN STRERT, where be kept at all times the very best of Fruits Forcienion Plazo and taratsure moving. © a wooD vi bles, C! nie ete. Sarees charge’ and the ORDINANCE -RO. 69. RDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California, granting to John Martin, his beirs and a-signs, @ privilege to construct and operate & street railroad along and upon: the county road between the boundary of the apie ate limits of the City of Grass Valley, an the boundary of the corporate limits of t 5 City ee rernan by way of Town falk, in said Nevada County, ‘"he.Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as fotlows: 1 SEcTION 1. Ihe right and privilege is hereby granted to John Martin, his heirs and assigns to construct and o,erate 2 street railroad alorg and upun the coun'y road between the corp: rate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. Said ‘railroad to be operated by either a tric power, steam p wer, power. derive from ‘ecmpressed air, liquid air, seder: grornd cable, horses or mules. Said rairoad to consist o! either single or double track with necessary turn-outs and switches. _SEOTION 2. The ties and rails of said railroad shall be so p'aced as to afford no a necessary obstruction to travel on sa < county road, and the same shall be so locate on such route as shall be sirected by, ond the satisfacti:' n of the Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Di:tricts of said Nevada County. If said road shall be overated by electric power the same . be operated by overhead trolly system, an the poles carrying the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and workmanlike manner, and ahall be sufficiently removed from the traveled part vf said road so as not to interfere with the travel hereon, and wires shall be strung on said poles in a manner to prevent their coming to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns. shall pave cr macademize 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 ad the county uponthe highways over whic said road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly: in repair. fiush with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall ake the road bed ccnform at alltimes to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the ins‘ructiuns, and tothe satisfaction of said Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, Incase the said grantee, or h s as-igns fail to comp'y with the instrnetions given by said officers for ten da3s after service thereof upon the agent of said 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 presentation to said grantees local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. Carsshall be run over the road construcred under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or uuavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hour between the hours cf 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable. accidents, SECTION 5. The raid grantee, and his assigns, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free pissage of water under the tracks of said railw»y, where the same natura!ly fl ws; and all curves. acqueducts turnou’s and switches. shall be constructed under the plans and sp«cifications apvroved by the Supervisors of the First and Second” Supervisorial Districts, aforesaid. SECTION 6. TheCountv of Nevada, in makivgthe grant of this franchise, ex ressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to ley Ras, water or 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 intersecti ns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said bighways by, vehicles. SEcCTION8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connect ng line or lines leading to ard into the City of Grass Valley. or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall] not ex‘eed fifteen centsf r« ne passenger. SECTION 9. Work shall be comnenced by said grantee within the peiod of three months from the final passage of tLis ordinance. Sscrion 10, This privilege shall continue for the term «f one year and eleven and one-half mooths from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ordinan’e shall take effect and be in force on and »fter fifteen days trom the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grigsel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none. 5 W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Bard’ of Supervisors of Nevada‘ ounty,S ate of California. Attest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, by A. J. Hoskine, Deputy Clerk. (sEAL.] ORDINANCE NO. 71. 8 teri BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada, do ordain ¢sfol'ows: . Ordinance No.56, entitled “+n Ordinance fixing a bounty ou Coyo e Seals” passed bv the Board of Su ervisors of Nevada County, California. on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby revealed. i Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passave, P Passed April 2nd, 1901. On the passave of this Ordinance, Superviso's Martin, Miller, Grissel and Kay voted aye. Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, state of California. Attest: F. L. Arspoaast, Clerk. : By A. J. Hosxina, Deputy Clerk. [sz AL] a3 a3 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal p'ace of business. San Francisco, ‘alifornia. Location of works, » evada City, Calitornia, x Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Directors, held on the 2 day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of One Dollar ($1.L0) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary. at the ottice of the company, 2 Fran‘ isco, California, Any stock upon which this_ assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 1901. will be delinquent, and adver:ised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on ONDAY, the lith day of June, 1901, to pay the delinqavent »ssessment, together wit advertising and spouses of sale. By order of the. pare of Lirectors. i JH, Secretary Offive—Nos. 336-340 Fourth ' str Sa Francisco, California. ee ae Election of School Directors. OTICE IS HEREBY GIV N qualified electors of ) ete trict, count; election of THE of Nevad. shes eager! ort yada, att y hool Directors wil] be held _ Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of said at which eiection three Directors aro tons elected for the full term of three years each the polls wilt be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is appointed Inspec’or and Jae. F, Cotley an: H. J. Wright. Judges «f said elec'ion. Ky order of the Boar. of Education of Nevada Schoo! District. E. MULLOY President OG L. S. CALKINS, Secretary Board of Education. Notice to Creditors. STATE OP EK ceased. RACHEL COULTER, DENotice is hereby given by the unde Administratrix of the estate of Beek feet: ter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, toexhibit them with the neces:ary pase tment within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Adminx. at the law office of Cha:. W. Kitts, Main Si” the transaction of the besten oP neg for . BT on oO} usiness o tate in said eounty of Nevada, Cala. “— pen Ae MARY 8. HUNTR Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter” deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 Stockholders Meeting. “HE annual meeting of the stockh. 1 Odd Feliows Halt Ltacotastos orig eye] on Monday evening, May 6th.190: ‘t740’elock for the purpose of electing a rectors and the transaction of such other business asmay be properly brought before > * Naz. P. Nevad City, Apes ae Chairman. No. 336 Fourth street, . ed M h the costs of . d No. 2195. APPLICATION FOR A-PATENT. , LAND OFFICE, ve SACRAME ‘TO, CAL., January 28,0, HEREB VEN, eT otek W. bradley, whos Dosh rrate address is Crocker Boilding, sa ht es i as by Charles 1. Wilson. Calor whose Postoffice addr a7 Washington, ». vada counts, Canforni, ae day fil d his appiicatiom for a pate ae nine thousan } (4) I ear te or vein bear. } d Quartz ) r fon Consolidate. lave ground six hun =~ (B00) feet in width, situateu in the obsolete N Cherry Hill Mi ing Distric , none BG hal a4 ery) i desi vada, State of Califi ria, and Gest se of the U. 8. Surveyor Goveral for f10 Sak oo ‘ali in' Surve California as — fedeeat Eact, M DB & 4 18 4 : pary Mexican Con « lidated Quar'z me being comp. ed of aegeta Urey a pe icularly describ as fvlluws, to-wit: rte Anita Extension L cation, the ain Tree Location, the Single ou, Loc tion,Sivage Lecat on, the Grizzly ‘Loeation,. an »X i Location, ei canth Auita Extension Location in particularly described as follows: Lode Line. bie an oak post marked $8 A¥ 4the north boundary of the approved surv y, ind.a. marked Beginning at $803. standing ou Tic Santa Ani:a Quartz Mine, § from which a black oak 30 ins. a ie > Ax 43803 BI, bears S 13 seg 30 m a, 's thence magnet c variation lb deg bees Pr deg 6 min W, 900.9 fee to pine post marke A x 9-3003,from which a pine 24 ins, dia. mareds AX 9-3803 Bl, bears » 8034 dex Ww »43 fe 3 thence N 3de89min W, 59.1 fe. t tooak gr marked S A x 8 383. from whie? a shaft feet deep bears'S 5.54 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries ng ata pine post marked SA x1sie tron which ihe Yscetion ‘orn r on the ve t bounca'y 0: Section 30, bears S 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magne: © variation jt deg Kast, 53 deg 39 min b 599.1 feet to oak post merked 5 A x 2 3603, fr om which a sugar p'ne 5 ft.dia warked 5 A X23803-B i,b ars we t12 e-t; thence magne ic \ariation 16 deg Kast, 5 12 Geg U6 win kK 900.9 fee' to o#k ;ost ma ked S? X38503; thence magnetic variation 15 ur g 30 min bd 83 deg 09 &, 600 feet to Dine pott marked SA xX 53403, fr) mm wiich a tine stump 4 feet dia. marked SA X5-38083BT bear: N 76 deg ib 22 \eet thence mague c variation 15 veg 20 min E, N12deg 06 min W Wu feet to ak tost mark d SA xXi3805, thence maguetic veriati nli cer 20min’, N 3 deg 34 min WwW 599.1 feet to oak po-t m rked 3 4 xX 7 5803; thence N 8 deg 09 win W 6UU feet .o place of beginning, containing 19 84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning atan oak pot marked P T 53803 from which ai ine 8 in. dia maiked T5 863 Bu, bears N 7344 veg b Lt fee; he’ ce magnetic variation 5 d:g 56 min W 1500 feet to the north lode }o-t and south iode post o: the Singleton Location. An oak p: st marked P T 2&5 6 3803, from which a pine 22 its. dia. merked P ‘Lt 2 & 5 6 38038 BT, ars. 50 deg E 2.0 teet. Exterior Boundaries. Bog'nn‘ng at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & 51-383 rom which the nor pewe t corner of Section 30: 18 N, Ril b, M“D M bars N 55deg 20 min we-t, 1073 42 feet; thence magnetic variat on 16 deg kast,N 76 veg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post markid Pi 38-5 53303, fo whehatine UV ivs. dia. marked P )3-3803B Ll: earsS deg 10 win W ci Z feet di-tant, aud a log cabin be rs 3 34 deg 55 min W 245 fee di tam; thence S 5 deg 56 min bk 1500 feet too k post marked P ‘Ll 4~ 3803 from whichthe mouth of a ‘vunel 400 .e-t loog bears north 238f et; thence maguetie varietion 15 deg 35 win +, 576 ceg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; hence N&3 deg¥ min W 38045 teet oO pine: ost marked P . 6 38.3 from whicha pine marked P ‘16 383 KB T, beers N 3 deg W ad ig 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 1392 9 feet to place: f begsnning, containin, 20,10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Lite Beginving at an oak post marked P T2 & S6 808 from which’a pine 22 in. dia. marked P Tz & 5 6 3603 beirs N 0 deg b 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d g bast, » 5 deg 34 min tt 1500 feet t» a cedar post ma:ked 83-S53403 from which a sine 6 ius dia marked 585 + s8u3 bears » 5744 deg E 14.2 feet Ex'erior Boundaries. Reginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-3803 from w ich the no thwest co:ner of Section 30 L18N, Ril KE M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42 feet d stant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 150 feet to cedar post marked S2-5 6 3803 from whicha_ eliow pine 30 ins dia. marked 56 3803 B ‘I bears » 44 deg k 45.2 feet; thence N 76 deg 25 min E m gunetic variation 15 deg E uv feet to cedar post m‘rked 54-54-3808, from which a seliow pine 20 ins. dia. mark.d 5 4 3808 B ‘I bears N 414 deg W 10.7 feet aistant; thence magnetic variation lideg east, 5 5 deg 34 min W 1500 feet to cedar post marked. I'35 5 3803; thence 576 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acr-s, SAVAGE LOCATION. Lode Line, Beginning ata cedar post marked S$8-S5from whicha pine 6 ius. dia. marked S 58 03 Bl. bears N di44dey b 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14%, deg th N 0 deg U6 min bh, 100 feet to a cedar post marked S82 Gb, $803. from which a pine 7ins dia marked S 2 3803 BL bears 520 deg 10 min W 11 icet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 G1 from wh ch the quarter séction corner on the west voundary of Section ll T i8 N, R11 &,M DM, bears 78 deg. 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence inagnetie \ariation lt deg East, N 76 deg 25 min E 60 feet‘t» a cedar post marked 53G5 383, from which a pine binsdia markedS3 383 B I, bears South 12 teet ; thence magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg East,s 0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked 54 S4 383 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked S 438u3 B ty bears . 4144 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15+ast, S 76 deg 25 min W, #00 feet toa cedar post marked 5 z -S 63808, from which a yellow pine 30 ins dia marked S 6 3803 B I, bears. N 0 deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 dc grees hast, N O deg 06 min bast, 1300 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, Lode Live, Beginning at cedar post marked S2-G63803 from which a pine7 ins aia warked S 2 3008 BT, bears 20 deg lu mia W ii 1 et ; thence Ineguetic variation 1434 deg East, N deg 19 Iniu W, 1500 teet to a cedar post ae et? -M6 ian from wh cha yeliow o ndia mar G 8 = 8005 Bt ) 80 deg W, 4.75 feet. saan ic Exterior Boundaries. Regiuning at a cedar post marked S13808 from which the quarter section petted on the west boundary ot Seciion ly, T 18 N Ru Ky MD M, bears N78 deg 07 min W 1057.63 feetthence maznetic variation 16 deg Kast. N 28deg 19 miu W 1500 fect to a tir post mark1 M1 23803. from which a biack oak 8 ins dia marked G 2 3403 K ‘1, bears S$ 1554 deg Kast, 24.4 teet; thence magnetic varia tion 13% deg Kast, N 76 deg 25 min bh, 600 tect toacedarp st marked M5G4 3803 from which a black oak 8 ins dia marked G4’. 83 B I, bears S:4 deg W. » teet thence magnetic [vai iatiens uy Sdeg Ks egrees 19 minutes hast 1d. feet to a cedar post marked 58G5 3su3 ; thence South 76 deg 25 win W. 600 feet to the place of beginning, containing 19.99 acres. MEXICAN LOCATION, Lode Line. Beginning at acedar post marked G‘3 8203, trom w hich a yellow pine 80 inches Me beds fal G 3 8803 BL, bears Ss 30 deg W 475 eet distant ; thence magnetic variation 16 Kast, N 5deg 25 min W,15 U teet to cedar post marked M 8 8803, trom which a pine 12 ing soarkse M 8 3803 BT, bears N74 deg W, pel Exterior Boundaries. eginning at a fir post marked M1 « : 3803 trom which the quarter semticn seh = the west boundary cf Section 19 F 18 N foil B. MD M. bears S 16 dew 1s min W 1164.3} eet ; thence magnetic va, iat Ou ibdeg Kast, 2 deg min W, 1500 fttua cedar. post mark: M 23803 from which a Spruce 5 feet dia marked M2303K -T, bears S 64 degrees p pagl aay jeet; thence magnetic Variacion 14 deg. » North 76 degrees 2 minutes nagr F VU fecttoa cecar post marked M 4 « 3 rm which » tir 5 insdia marked M43803 B + bears 5 8 deg W 4.3 eet; thence maguetic variation l5deg East,S5deg 25 min E, 150. feet o @ cedar post marked (; 4 -M 5~3808 from which a black oak 8 ius dia marked G 4$803 6 T, bears 34 deg W,5 fee: thenre m: netic variation 1474 deg K, S 76 deg 25 min += a ye place of beginuing, contaiulng Connecting Line No, 1, Beginning at post SA x1netic variation 16 as ans, Sar ie mye n W 1174 78 feet to the Guarter section co:ner on th > gn : ee i poundary of Section 3y, i Connecting Line No, 2, ginning at post PT1-S1: mag Typo s28 16 de, oe oh des ene ‘ 42 fee t > doa eee. . Tene yeas corner of Seoozs Connectiug Line No. 8. eginning at.post § j -magnetic variation 16 ben das er are ad pod 65 feet to the quarter sec lonaors ee nk MD ae endery of Section 19, T 18 cee: Connecting Line No. 4: nning at post M1 -G2ggog . thence magnetic t ag variation 16 yy East,S 16 deg 18 corner on the west 'y of min W, 1llt44 feet to quarter section TUNER UE, MD uw ; ” THAT 40TH YEAR—NO, Pepe ote 9 ek yom marsed § orthweat Mine approved su ote Tye TRANS ctsaid Mexican . rary Dund; ' PT begiuni: at oak from whieh pine § gene 5 3808 B a Hy NZ ex , pine 5 inches dia mar Paty an Lear 8&4 de W., 12.» feet; thenos 1 Gtic Variations ) ‘ree on; t 5 in 1392.6 it to pos 'maried: T which N W coruer sec.ion 4 ; 11 b, MD M, bears N 65 ae % teot is “hence North 5 deg SUBSCRIPTION. RATE Mall, $6.@ Yeare> 6 oe: © By Carrier, 12 1a C The Only Co “inches ai ea By 6 888 NM% 0 deg i, 1.00 feet iG19808 from which cor ou the Wes _boundar N, Ril 5,MD M, bears 1057.65 feet; thence N 28. feet to a pos mark from which mouth of nel bea 2 5 66 deg uartec secon cor: ay oi Seorion 38 ner on fee'; henee N dog om , post marked My h iughes aia marked M2 3:05 & ", 64% aeg HK, 19.9 1eet; thence North %§ 2 min EK, 600 feet tu ceda: t Marked 3803 from which a tir Ay inehess ia’ mare y. 43803 be re dou h 6 cegrecs W @8t, 3.3 tects, © ences $deg 2 min KE, 1000 feet iy itt! pos marked G~ 4 M5 ~ 8003: thence sum <8 deg 19min b.1500 jeet to post i a ked t a5 } fom which pine 4 iuehey st marked 5 8-383 B 4 bears S fee: then south 0 deg 6 win W, 1500 fee: to Cedar aa marked 5 43808 trom wich yellow ping 4 nce esdia. marked 8 4-8 3B T beare h ’ eg W 107 feet; thence 85 deg 3 mi feec to cedar ) Ost marked P ‘2 8-85. from which pine 30in aia maiked “ ie deed youaidw Gat) Shoulder Ae E18. 1 bea 8S 76 deg 10 mi ile: \ Ine 26 iuches aia marked § Pea ; ef N izdeg 15m 2 W t; thence §, § dar 5» min K, 1500 POst ma ked For Sale at K, 122 feetau mouth<«f tun: bears N, +38, eet; t.enceS 76 deg 2% min W 3u0 eet to south lode pust Of Five Lree jog tion, previcu-ly described, Tie said ha can Lonso.idated Claim Coutaining ig 2) 0 sees jo, Dicker ia > , Sow es HG DRUGS, _ STATIONERY, PHOTO GOOD ™ acl and locations of ths varions claims oo prising the Mexican Consolidated Quarts: Mine ae renee iuth: onli e ot thet : Frat : rhe county, Ca itornis, a. canta Anita Extension Qu te sag oreidtacrn: iM Bistug Cui lune iree Quartz Book are ae e aie. a eeoreed . sivgletun Qusriy Mine, reco; E Miniug Claims, page d80." *2°d Book 2 crizzly Quartz Mine, 01 i G Mivicg Claims, page 540. a Mm rand ravage Quartz Mine, recorded Book RIAA AAAI Mindug oe 8, Paw BB)6. ‘Mext an Quartz Mine, reco Book 1}, M _ Pty Par gh roan oh wens : asq uer ade . 1 iments are s Bounded on the Dortn and west tr ee HIKE I AMIRI IARI lic Domaysn; ou the east by the > uni-h Quart . ” P praetor, yp bey p Mine Su vey, patented, aud the Public tin : ‘ main, and onthe so th by the Saunt. Aniy a e i ‘Ju irtz Mine, patented. . ; Any ana all per: on» cla'mirg adverse'y any! WAKKK RA por. ion of saia um eXican Con viid , Mine, or suria e viida ed Q arta round are required tot their adverse olaiims wi.n the Reguses ot United . taces J.and Uftice at < ac. amento, iy the state ot La‘itornia, duri: Sth 8 xty day perio. of publicatio . hereot, 0: the; willbe. varred by virtue of the provi:icns of ts. Statue. ‘ S'LAs PENRY, Register, . Attorney. PROF. JOHN MIC “wit Give fits . )" Annual Masque AT ARMORY HA Friday Eve’g, Aj rat} 4 FRED SEARLS, It is hereby ordered tbat the forezol Notice of Applicatioa for Patent be fers ish. d ior the per.od of sixty days (10 weeks) in the NNVaDa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, §) d-ily newspaper published at Nevada cin Nevada county, Casifornia. : DSLLAS PENRY, Register, . First publication m iH ade January 28, 1k, Latest Catchy Notice For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Ar ° LaND OFFIOK AT MARYSVILLE, cat} ADMISSION: March 13, 1901. OTICE IS HEREBY GiVEiN sHA¢ 188 tollowing-named settler has filed notice or his intention to make tinal proof iu bs port, of his claim. and that said proof will be made betore the Register aud keceiver, ot the U. S. Land Utfice at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J, Byrd, Homestead Application No. 5z2u, tor the N, B 4, uf S. We 4, 46 Of N.W.% and N. WX of N, BE. 4, Sea. 7, 1p.18N, K.8 E., M.D, M. He names the following wituesses to prove his coutinuous residence upon andcuitivetion of said land, viz: Thomas k. be samel U. Gunning and Edwin A, forbes Marysville P. U., Cal.; beter Mondada of Camptonville P, O., Cal. mid ¥aANK W. JOHNSON, Register. Per Couple wv). +. < Reees Ty se NOTICE TAX PAYE TT 4 Notice is hereby gi’ the : SECOND INSTALLMENT OF ee COUNTY TAXES Will become’ deling Monday, April 2 "AE 6ertiogk, p. Notice to Creditors. stare OF CATHERINE SKAHABN, DI ceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the e.tate of Cather >kahaen,. di + to the creditors of ail persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit them, with the necet . sary vouchers,.within four months after tirst publication of this notice to the said. administratrix,at the law office of ~earls, Nevada City, the same being the place for the transection of She business of estate, in sa unty of Nevada. HANNAH 1. SHURTEURD, . Administratrix of the Estate of Cath Skahae Deceased. ined Nevada City, this ith day of Mardy Lo eel Five per cent. will to the amount of all 7 ne © om : ° Notice for Publicatio maining unpaid af above date. J. J. JACKS Treasurer and Col Nevada City, April SOMETHING _ Apricot Cordi Clam Juice Oyste The Celebrated H. B. ¥ At “Tom’s P’ T. H. LIMNELL, P: Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., March Wthy 901. -OTICE IS HEREBY GIV!N THAT TH following-named settier has } notice of his letenteon to make fuel oroet iu snpport ot hi. claim, and that sai Ry will be made before the Jude os Ne. perior Court of Nevada Count, Cal 1 veda City Cal.,on Monday, Apsil 1th’ viz: ; Gillett, upon H. kK. ‘yal W.% and 5. }4 of N.W.% Seo. 22, T.17 N., KR. 1046.,M Db and He names the following witnesses 00 ee his continuous residence upon aud Cl tion of, said iand, viz: <. ualbraith, os Koblar, Wm, Lashrop, og Geo. Lat hare nae Clty, Calin’ S PENRY, Register Notice For Publication. DEPABIMENT OF THE INTERIOB, Lanp'‘ avis bor Marysville, Cal,. March 30, 11.) HB Nord IS HEREBY GIVEN iAT THE foliowing named settier has een at ot his intevtion 10 make final proo: at Be port of hia claim, and tha said prod © iver, made before the Reg ster »! tio nie U. 3. J and Uffice at Marysville, Cal ° Heveaceben tila tains Ne. i Blousense e~tea deation Or e's of NENG Nigbt SEigand SW); 0! Sb 5 4, T. 17 N., ts, 7E., M. D. to prove He names the fo.lowing witn se ouitivss Bis cogslaucus res eg ee and © ‘ On Of said sand via: He : i "i Dobbins ¥,.0. California; ¥ iliam Sue of Dobbins P. O. Calisornia; C Wyle d, bbins P. 0. Ca Charies W. Cook, of Dobbins P. 06 FRANK W. JOHNSON, Registe . nia, altd . Metzenbaugher Y a] Reman bees This Favorite Hotel h bered and newly fu Péubbodik: thdises 4 Stockholders’ Meeting. NG OF THE STOCK, . "To hata ce she) Meveds County Le 0 Improvement. Association (a wo secreiath will be held at the office of t a City, at the Citizens Bank, in Neva ornia, f Tuesday, May 14, 199! 220 rank 2s fonts ecm oar of Save your, 10 Saovine woune for liguiget oe oe One Hundred si Roo ‘sie Sut uch Sebo: by Jus Aud Large Modern Di eras : ; nc April’ 1901, a. pe \ « #

SSRN ERENT Bae a SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited % FRANK E. WADSWORTH, C.C. GW. Oapan, 4s. of R. and S. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0 Meets at Odd Fellows Hail ' pd 4th Monday of each month « tien 7:80 o’eloe! J.B SHAW C. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Gydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 5. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Bvery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, BR. 8. ‘ I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. STAIRS Ons BUILDING (CP§ST. ) Broad street, corner Pine, City. FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Comp nies. Office on Pine serees, neat Courthouse. Z FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. WwW ILL PRACTICE IN ALL TH& COUR] ¥. State and Federal. ‘ W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, PFICE—COR. BKOAD AND PINE STs., up stairs, Nevada City. Laurel Parior, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secon, snd fourth Thursdays of each montl MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. tS. BELLE DOUGLASS B&.S faa County Harrow Gauge B. B. TIME TABLE NO. 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as folowe. ‘ BAVING FOR OOLFAX. we Daily; connecting with Lo5:20 A. M. cal Train arriving at Sac?>amento at 9:40 A. M. and San #rancisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. &: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland 745 train No. 5, soinins only atjAuburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, P Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at :15p. m. e Daily; connecti with 12:35 P. M. Grevizad Train, leavi San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an ae neg Limited leaving San Francisco at 10:00 A. . Daily ; connecti: with Lo5:15 > M. cal hein leavi: eg Sacramento at 4:50 P. M.and Overland rains for East and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 P, M, Pally. Arriving From Grass Valley Only.; 8:15 A. M. paity. "ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = Daily ; connecting with Oer9:35 A. M. land Train from East. ° Daily ; connecting with over. , 1:05 Pp. M. laud teeta tross ast. ‘< Daily ; connecting with Uver5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi ncisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, e Daily ; connecting with Lo .a! 9:40 P. M. Train leaving Sacramento at 4:6¢ °, M. and all points South. G3O. PLETCHER, Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. C. 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 31, 1901, on the new COAST Two Through Trains daily. THE Coast LINE LIMITED, leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with elegant cafe and. parlor cars, will make daylight trips through the most picturesque, varied and entertaining scenes on the coftinent. Inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, -8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, 50,000 Undivided profits, 35,000 M. JouN D. K. Monegan Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 104. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. OORRESPONDERTS, New York—National Bank of North San Francisco—First Nation xi Bauk, Lov don, Paris & American Bank. iaremente—Rettonal Bank of D. O. Mill. We issue Sight Drafts payabie in NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. Also Bills of Exchange payable at sight . ee principal . cities of Oseas Britain ‘an? Collections on any part of the United State: * ichest price paid for County and Stet« Gold and Silver Bullion purch-sed, Aseay Office at the Bank. Amer. This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Voi io. @ general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley, I W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. 8S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Oiedis Morgan & Roberts’ Block. NeJOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Cranscript Block, Commerciai Street Nevada City. sda P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Witt PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courtal ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ()FEICETILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA CITY. f J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, ( pF FICE -TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD ud Pine str: ers, Nevada City THOS. Ss. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( )SFICE—LONES BUILDING. COR. COMmereial and Pine °tr-ata. 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 DENTISTS. OfBoce at residence. Sacramento s¢ Nevad: City, Cal. : L. BOWMAN. é F.SHAW “ SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. vINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DO* fk a ia ' FOR SALE. : A rare Supertaaes is offered for investment. Party desires to sel! immediately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s Oil Company ot California Non-Assessable. rice 60c per share for all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No308 Market St., San Francisco. <> <a 606 000000 ss 0 <9 a 0 0 0 ea i Analysis of J. F. Cutter Whiskey. In our analysis of .thesample of whiskey left with us by you we find the alcohol by volume to be 47.13 per cent. and by weight 39.80 per cent 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 tind the wh'skey to be free from all abno mal or deleterious ingredients; to be np to the standard stength; and to constitute an absolutely pure article. Tuos. Price & Son. B MARTIN & CO. 54-56 First St., San Francisco UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., Prop’s. At the lowest rates. Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Oases, Mining Patehte and Land Cases. 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. Gea dae aod night. Hearse femcihed i» city fren. Str ct lay or night. Lady a phone, West 5. : The Story of a Picture, Benjamin West’s picture of the “Death of Nelson” ig closely connected with an anecdote of the great sailor. Just before he went to sea for the last time he was present at a dinner, during whicb he sat between the artist and Sir William Hamilton. Nelson was expressing to Hamilton bis regret that he had not, in his youth, acquired some taste for art and some discrimination in judging it. “But,” said he, turning to West, “there is one picture whose power I do feel. I never pass a shop where your ‘Death of Wolfe’ is in the window without being‘stopped by it.” West made some gracious answer to the compliment, and Nelson went on, “Why bave you painted no more like it?” “Because, my lord,” West replied, “there are no more subjects.” “Ah,” said the sailor, “I didn’t think of that.” : “But, my lord,” continued West, “I am afraid your intrepidity will yet furnish me with another such scene, and if it sbould I shall certainly avail myself of it.” “Will you?” said Nelson—“will you, Mr. West? Then I hope I shall die in the next battle!” A few days later he .sailed, his strangely expressed aspiration was realized, and the scene lives upon canvas. Couldn't Do the Impossible. No, the citizen would positively pot buy any of the hair restorer. “Do you think you can make a monkey of me?’ he hissed, with asperity. “Oh. not at all,” replied the vender cheerfully. “We don’t pretend to be able to restore the hair lost in the procvss of evolution!” An innocent bystander cracked a faint smile, but otherwise all was still. —Detroit Journal. An Odd Epitaph. A visitor to a cemetery at South Vernon, N. H., will find the following upon a gravestone there: Oh, be she went, and am she gone And left poor I here all alone? Oh, cruel fate, to be so blind To take she ’fore and leave I "hind! Her can never come back to.we, But us must surely go to she. 5 : ‘gafe Way to Wateh Fights, The colonel and I sat talking under a shade tree in front of the town postoffice when a dogfight started down the street. : “Come on!” I said as I sprang up. “Come this way,” replied the colonel as he seized my arm and drew me into a doorway. ; “But I want to see the dogfight,” I protested. . “Yes, L reckon you 46, but you aiso want to keep clear of the shooting.” . “Why shonld there be any shooting?” “Because one dog has got to lick t’other, and the owner of the licked dog ain’t goin to let it rest that way. There they go!” Z Ten minutes later we stepped out. to find one man lying on the ground with two bullets in him and some people carrying away a second with half a dozen. “Dogfights are bewtiful affairs,” said the colonel as we walked away, “but the safest way to see one in Kentucky is to wait till it’s all over and the dead carried off.”—Chicago News. Put Money Aside. 4 Take 10’cents to the nearest available savings bank and deposit it to your credit. Keep it up until you have a dollar.’ Don't wait to do this until you have a situation. Do it now. If you have change for car fare, walk. This is the only way to save money. If you wait until your salary is raised, or until yeu happen to have an errand uear the savings bank, you may be dead before you lay by a cent. There is only one way to save money. That is to begin now.—New York Journal. A Little Short. At one of thé railway construction works in Glasgow the other day a clergyman who takes a great interest in the members of his flock engaged at the cutting saw one of them entering a drinking place. He hailed bim, put Pat simply looked and walked in. Waiting till he came out. the reverend gentleman accosted) bim thus, “Pat. didn’t you bear me calling?’ “Yes. your ravrinee, . did. but--but ! had only she price of one!” — Ex National Exchange Stabe Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote! Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, The Empire Sovery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND BUGGIES To be fonnd iv this nart of the State MRS. D. [. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K 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. Prop’r. The Leading Flour. ELECTION PROCLAMATION = ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATION of the city of Nevada, are hereby notires tbat an election will be held in Nevada . jity on Monday, May 6, 1901, } to elect the'followingnamed officers: 1. Marshal. 2. Assessor. Treasurer. City Trustee. City Trustee. The places of election and the officers who shal! conduct said elect on in each of the several precincts of seid city of Nevada shail be and they are hereby designated and appointed as follows, to-wit: PRECINOT NO. 1, Polls at Clutter’s carri shop. Inspectors, kd. Smith and A. Tam; Judges, Dan Dowerard John Rafter; clerks, C. H. Harrison and James Neagle; ballot clerks, John Waters and H. L. Sweeney. PRECINCT NO. 2. Polls at City Hall, Inspectors, D.S. Baker and Mike Garver; Judges, 0. C. Conlan and C. J. Brand; clerks, John Webber and W. Ss. Holman; bellot clerks, George A. Bailey aud W. J. Organ. 3 4, 5. PREGINCT NO. 3, Polls at No. 1 Hose Hose. Inspectors, T. C. Randall and Wm. Floyd; jud J. W. Dean and Wm. Walters; clerks, L. M. Sukeforth and G. A. Giay; ballot clerks, Frank Power and J. E. Carr. PRECINCT NO, 4. Polls at Pennsylvania Engine House. In yocetars, Jobn Dunnicliff and Thomas Kowe; judges, k. Muller and J. S. Gregory; clerks, A. Hartung and A. C. Gault; baliot clerks, George Dunster and W. H. Hicks. The poms will be open from sunrise till 5 o’clock p, m. B.S. RECTOR, President Attest—Sipnzy PxgaRp, Clerk. : Aprii 4, 1901. aS Annual Fleeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDers of the Masonic ll Association will be heid at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on Saturday, May 18, 1901, at 7 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing ‘lrustees for the eusui year, and the transaction of such other business as be properly and legally brought beforesaid meeting. at . J. ROLFE, Secretary. Neavda City Transfer Co DRAYING AND HAULING. attention to the transpor costs 53 cts. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1900-1901. No. 84. Buck, C. M., Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30. improvements $450. Furniture $20. ‘lax $5 00; co-ts $l 25. Total $6 25. No. %. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento street. Portion of lot 4, blk. 52, val. of lot $45, improvements $50. Personal property 3100. Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 75. No. 9%. CaldweH, John. Main street. Lot 10, bik. 17; vak of lot $200. improvements $1300. Personal property $90. Tax $2400; costs $2 20. Total $26 20. No. #7. Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, blk. 10, $400. Tux $4 (0 costs 70 ets. Total $4 70. o. 106. Carrico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot 11, bik. 25; val. of !ot $50, improvements $100. Tax $1 £0; cost 58ets. Total $2 08. No, 152. Coughlan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, blk. 60, val. of lot $100, improvements $150. Mortgage held bv N. Webber for $150. Peronal property $50. Tax $3 50. costs $1 18. s otal $4 68. TNo. 350. Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada street. West portion of lot 7, blk. 6; val. of lot $50, improvements $350. Personal property $150 Tax $5 50, costs $1 28. Total $¢ 78 No. 351. Irvine, Mrs. K.C., Mainstreet. Lot 5, blk. 9; val, of lot $100, improvements $50. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08 No. 381. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6. blk. 39; val. of lot $50, improvements $100. Tax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08. No 561 Ragon, L., Water street. Portion of lot 5, blk. 7; val. ot lot $50. Tax 50 ets, Total $1 03. No. 607. S¢hmidt, L, P., Broad street. Lot 6, bike, “3 val. of lot Ae on ee $5u0. er-onal property 0. Tax costs $1 35. Total $8 35. ™ No. 613. Seott, Wm. Portion of lot 12, blk 20; val. of lot $50, improvements $150. ortgaze held by Citizens Bank $425. Persoval Raere $60. ‘Lax $1 85, costs $1 06. Total No, 464. McCauley, Mrs. H., Spring s‘reet. Lot 2, bik. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements #800. Personal che ted $130. . ‘Lax $10 20, costs $1 50, Total $11 80. No. 478. McLean, estate of, Nevada street. Lot.5, blk. 7; val. of lot $150, improvements $ ‘lax $5 Ou, costs 75 cts. Total $5 75, No. 486. Neagle, J.G., Boulder street. Lot 4, blk. 57; val. of lot $100, improvements $200. Water right on Little Veer Creek $50. Personal property $100. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 73, No. 514, Ogden, A, G., Water street. West half of lot 4, bik. 4; val. of lot $150, improvements $350. Mo. taage held by Mrs. C. a. Pare $300. Personal property $50. Tax Tax $2 50, costs $1 12. Total $3 62. No. 555. Quentana, Mrs. K. T., estate of, Nimrod street. Lot 1. blk. 6; val. of lot = improvements $400. Personal property $50. T+x $5 00, costs $1 25. Total $6 25. No. 621. Seibet, Mrs. C., Commercial street. Lot 4, blk -13; val. of lot $300, improvements $500. Tax $8 00, costs 90 cts. Total $8 90. No. 663, Simmons. Geo, S ring street. Lot 10, bik 85, val. of lot $100, improvements $300. vortrage held by Thos. Jackson and 3s $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wife). Mortga, against Géo. SimmOns’ lot 10, blk. 35, $300. Tax $3 00, costs 65 cts. Total $3 65. No. 63% Valentine, Mrs. D., Main street. East portion of lot 2, blk. 68; val. of lot $50, improvements $200. Personal property $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23. Total $5 75. And notice is hereby given that unless the texes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxesare a lien, willbe sold on : e Saturday, April 27, 1903, At public auction in front of the City Hall door, inthe city and county of Nevada, to the bidder who will take the Jeast quantity of the-land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxes and costs due. id sale willcommence at 11 o’clock a. m. on said Saturday yy 27, 1901. commencing at the: head of the list and continuing alphabetically, or in a numerical order until said :ale is ‘Ompleted. Witness my hand this 5th day of April, E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector.FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE. AH GUEY ...Nevada City apd Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. CHICKENS 0 _ ORDER AT ANY TIME New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. HAS or mode Erstrinee Store adjoint the B on MAIN STRERT, where be kept at all times the very best of Fruits Forcienion Plazo and taratsure moving. © a wooD vi bles, C! nie ete. Sarees charge’ and the ORDINANCE -RO. 69. RDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERO visors of Nevada County, California, granting to John Martin, his beirs and a-signs, @ privilege to construct and operate & street railroad along and upon: the county road between the boundary of the apie ate limits of the City of Grass Valley, an the boundary of the corporate limits of t 5 City ee rernan by way of Town falk, in said Nevada County, ‘"he.Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as fotlows: 1 SEcTION 1. Ihe right and privilege is hereby granted to John Martin, his heirs and assigns to construct and o,erate 2 street railroad alorg and upun the coun'y road between the corp: rate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Talk, insaid Nevada County. Said ‘railroad to be operated by either a tric power, steam p wer, power. derive from ‘ecmpressed air, liquid air, seder: grornd cable, horses or mules. Said rairoad to consist o! either single or double track with necessary turn-outs and switches. _SEOTION 2. The ties and rails of said railroad shall be so p'aced as to afford no a necessary obstruction to travel on sa < county road, and the same shall be so locate on such route as shall be sirected by, ond the satisfacti:' n of the Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Di:tricts of said Nevada County. If said road shall be overated by electric power the same . be operated by overhead trolly system, an the poles carrying the power current shall be setin a safe, substantial and workmanlike manner, and ahall be sufficiently removed from the traveled part vf said road so as not to interfere with the travel hereon, and wires shall be strung on said poles in a manner to prevent their coming to the ground. SECTION 8. The said grantee and his assigns. shall pave cr macademize 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 ad the county uponthe highways over whic said road runs respectively, and keep the same constantly: in repair. fiush with the highway and provided with suitable crossings; and shall ake the road bed ccnform at alltimes to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and grades to be made under the ins‘ructiuns, and tothe satisfaction of said Supervisors of the First and Second Supervisorial Districts, Incase the said grantee, or h s as-igns fail to comp'y with the instrnetions given by said officers for ten da3s after service thereof upon the agent of said 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 presentation to said grantees local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4. Carsshall be run over the road construcred under this franchise during every day, unless prevented by the elements or uuavoidable accidents. PROVIDED, further, that cars shall be operated upon said lines at intervals of not more than one hour between the hours cf 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 ». m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable. accidents, SECTION 5. The raid grantee, and his assigns, shall construct all necessary flumes and culverts forthe free pissage of water under the tracks of said railw»y, where the same natura!ly fl ws; and all curves. acqueducts turnou’s and switches. shall be constructed under the plans and sp«cifications apvroved by the Supervisors of the First and Second” Supervisorial Districts, aforesaid. SECTION 6. TheCountv of Nevada, in makivgthe grant of this franchise, ex ressly re serves the right to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to

ley Ras, water or 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 intersecti ns in such a manner as to obstruct the use of said bighways by, vehicles. SEcCTION8 That the rate of fare,one way,for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connect ng line or lines leading to ard into the City of Grass Valley. or into the City of Nevada, in said county. and opepating under this frauchsse shall] not ex‘eed fifteen centsf r« ne passenger. SECTION 9. Work shall be comnenced by said grantee within the peiod of three months from the final passage of tLis ordinance. Sscrion 10, This privilege shall continue for the term «f one year and eleven and one-half mooths from the date of the final passage of this ordinance. This ordinan’e shall take effect and be in force on and »fter fifteen days trom the date of its passage. Passed April 2, 1901. On the pas age of this ordinance Surervisors Martin, Miller, Grigsel, Wood and Fay voted aye. Noes: none. 5 W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Bard’ of Supervisors of Nevada‘ ounty,S ate of California. Attest: F. L ARBOGAST, Clerk, by A. J. Hoskine, Deputy Clerk. (sEAL.] ORDINANCE NO. 71. 8 teri BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE County of Nevada, do ordain ¢sfol'ows: . Ordinance No.56, entitled “+n Ordinance fixing a bounty ou Coyo e Seals” passed bv the Board of Su ervisors of Nevada County, California. on the 14th day of April, 1898, is hereby revealed. i Tbis Ordinance shall takeeffect and be in force on and after fifteen days from the date of its passave, P Passed April 2nd, 1901. On the passave of this Ordinance, Superviso's Martin, Miller, Grissel and Kay voted aye. Noes—Wood. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, state of California. Attest: F. L. Arspoaast, Clerk. : By A. J. Hosxina, Deputy Clerk. [sz AL] a3 a3 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PROVIDENCE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal p'ace of business. San Francisco, ‘alifornia. Location of works, » evada City, Calitornia, x Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Directors, held on the 2 day of March, 1901, an assessment (No 1) of One Dollar ($1.L0) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary. at the ottice of the company, 2 Fran‘ isco, California, Any stock upon which this_ assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of April, 1901. will be delinquent, and adver:ised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on ONDAY, the lith day of June, 1901, to pay the delinqavent »ssessment, together wit advertising and spouses of sale. By order of the. pare of Lirectors. i JH, Secretary Offive—Nos. 336-340 Fourth ' str Sa Francisco, California. ee ae Election of School Directors. OTICE IS HEREBY GIV N qualified electors of ) ete trict, count; election of THE of Nevad. shes eager! ort yada, att y hool Directors wil] be held _ Saturday, April 27th, 1901, At Washington Schoolhouse of said at which eiection three Directors aro tons elected for the full term of three years each the polls wilt be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is appointed Inspec’or and Jae. F, Cotley an: H. J. Wright. Judges «f said elec'ion. Ky order of the Boar. of Education of Nevada Schoo! District. E. MULLOY President OG L. S. CALKINS, Secretary Board of Education. Notice to Creditors. STATE OP EK ceased. RACHEL COULTER, DENotice is hereby given by the unde Administratrix of the estate of Beek feet: ter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, toexhibit them with the neces:ary pase tment within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Adminx. at the law office of Cha:. W. Kitts, Main Si” the transaction of the besten oP neg for . BT on oO} usiness o tate in said eounty of Nevada, Cala. “— pen Ae MARY 8. HUNTR Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter” deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2 Stockholders Meeting. “HE annual meeting of the stockh. 1 Odd Feliows Halt Ltacotastos orig eye] on Monday evening, May 6th.190: ‘t740’elock for the purpose of electing a rectors and the transaction of such other business asmay be properly brought before > * Naz. P. Nevad City, Apes ae Chairman. No. 336 Fourth street, . ed M h the costs of . d No. 2195. APPLICATION FOR A-PATENT. , LAND OFFICE, ve SACRAME ‘TO, CAL., January 28,0, HEREB VEN, eT otek W. bradley, whos Dosh rrate address is Crocker Boilding, sa ht es i as by Charles 1. Wilson. Calor whose Postoffice addr a7 Washington, ». vada counts, Canforni, ae day fil d his appiicatiom for a pate ae nine thousan } (4) I ear te or vein bear. } d Quartz ) r fon Consolidate. lave ground six hun =~ (B00) feet in width, situateu in the obsolete N Cherry Hill Mi ing Distric , none BG hal a4 ery) i desi vada, State of Califi ria, and Gest se of the U. 8. Surveyor Goveral for f10 Sak oo ‘ali in' Surve California as — fedeeat Eact, M DB & 4 18 4 : pary Mexican Con « lidated Quar'z me being comp. ed of aegeta Urey a pe icularly describ as fvlluws, to-wit: rte Anita Extension L cation, the ain Tree Location, the Single ou, Loc tion,Sivage Lecat on, the Grizzly ‘Loeation,. an »X i Location, ei canth Auita Extension Location in particularly described as follows: Lode Line. bie an oak post marked $8 A¥ 4the north boundary of the approved surv y, ind.a. marked Beginning at $803. standing ou Tic Santa Ani:a Quartz Mine, § from which a black oak 30 ins. a ie > Ax 43803 BI, bears S 13 seg 30 m a, 's thence magnet c variation lb deg bees Pr deg 6 min W, 900.9 fee to pine post marke A x 9-3003,from which a pine 24 ins, dia. mareds AX 9-3803 Bl, bears » 8034 dex Ww »43 fe 3 thence N 3de89min W, 59.1 fe. t tooak gr marked S A x 8 383. from whie? a shaft feet deep bears'S 5.54 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries ng ata pine post marked SA x1sie tron which ihe Yscetion ‘orn r on the ve t bounca'y 0: Section 30, bears S 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magne: © variation jt deg Kast, 53 deg 39 min b 599.1 feet to oak post merked 5 A x 2 3603, fr om which a sugar p'ne 5 ft.dia warked 5 A X23803-B i,b ars we t12 e-t; thence magne ic \ariation 16 deg Kast, 5 12 Geg U6 win kK 900.9 fee' to o#k ;ost ma ked S? X38503; thence magnetic variation 15 ur g 30 min bd 83 deg 09 &, 600 feet to Dine pott marked SA xX 53403, fr) mm wiich a tine stump 4 feet dia. marked SA X5-38083BT bear: N 76 deg ib 22 \eet thence mague c variation 15 veg 20 min E, N12deg 06 min W Wu feet to ak tost mark d SA xXi3805, thence maguetic veriati nli cer 20min’, N 3 deg 34 min WwW 599.1 feet to oak po-t m rked 3 4 xX 7 5803; thence N 8 deg 09 win W 6UU feet .o place of beginning, containing 19 84 acres, PINE TREE LOCATION. Lode Line. Beginning atan oak pot marked P T 53803 from which ai ine 8 in. dia maiked T5 863 Bu, bears N 7344 veg b Lt fee; he’ ce magnetic variation 5 d:g 56 min W 1500 feet to the north lode }o-t and south iode post o: the Singleton Location. An oak p: st marked P T 2&5 6 3803, from which a pine 22 its. dia. merked P ‘Lt 2 & 5 6 38038 BT, ars. 50 deg E 2.0 teet. Exterior Boundaries. Bog'nn‘ng at a pine post marked P. T. 1 & 51-383 rom which the nor pewe t corner of Section 30: 18 N, Ril b, M“D M bars N 55deg 20 min we-t, 1073 42 feet; thence magnetic variat on 16 deg kast,N 76 veg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post markid Pi 38-5 53303, fo whehatine UV ivs. dia. marked P )3-3803B Ll: earsS deg 10 win W ci Z feet di-tant, aud a log cabin be rs 3 34 deg 55 min W 245 fee di tam; thence S 5 deg 56 min bk 1500 feet too k post marked P ‘Ll 4~ 3803 from whichthe mouth of a ‘vunel 400 .e-t loog bears north 238f et; thence maguetie varietion 15 deg 35 win +, 576 ceg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; hence N&3 deg¥ min W 38045 teet oO pine: ost marked P . 6 38.3 from whicha pine marked P ‘16 383 KB T, beers N 3 deg W ad ig 15.2 feet; thence N5 deg 56 min W 1392 9 feet to place: f begsnning, containin, 20,10 acres. SINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Lite Beginving at an oak post marked P T2 & S6 808 from which’a pine 22 in. dia. marked P Tz & 5 6 3603 beirs N 0 deg b 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d g bast, » 5 deg 34 min tt 1500 feet t» a cedar post ma:ked 83-S53403 from which a sine 6 ius dia marked 585 + s8u3 bears » 5744 deg E 14.2 feet Ex'erior Boundaries. Reginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-3803 from w ich the no thwest co:ner of Section 30 L18N, Ril KE M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42 feet d stant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 150 feet to cedar post marked S2-5 6 3803 from whicha_ eliow pine 30 ins dia. marked 56 3803 B ‘I bears » 44 deg k 45.2 feet; thence N 76 deg 25 min E m gunetic variation 15 deg E uv feet to cedar post m‘rked 54-54-3808, from which a seliow pine 20 ins. dia. mark.d 5 4 3808 B ‘I bears N 414 deg W 10.7 feet aistant; thence magnetic variation lideg east, 5 5 deg 34 min W 1500 feet to cedar post marked. I'35 5 3803; thence 576 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acr-s, SAVAGE LOCATION. Lode Line, Beginning ata cedar post marked S$8-S5from whicha pine 6 ius. dia. marked S 58 03 Bl. bears N di44dey b 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14%, deg th N 0 deg U6 min bh, 100 feet to a cedar post marked S82 Gb, $803. from which a pine 7ins dia marked S 2 3803 BL bears 520 deg 10 min W 11 icet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S1 G1 from wh ch the quarter séction corner on the west voundary of Section ll T i8 N, R11 &,M DM, bears 78 deg. 57 min West 1057.65 feet; thence inagnetie \ariation lt deg East, N 76 deg 25 min E 60 feet‘t» a cedar post marked 53G5 383, from which a pine binsdia markedS3 383 B I, bears South 12 teet ; thence magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg East,s 0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked 54 S4 383 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked S 438u3 B ty bears . 4144 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15+ast, S 76 deg 25 min W, #00 feet toa cedar post marked 5 z -S 63808, from which a yellow pine 30 ins dia marked S 6 3803 B I, bears. N 0 deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 dc grees hast, N O deg 06 min bast, 1300 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, Lode Live, Beginning at cedar post marked S2-G63803 from which a pine7 ins aia warked S 2 3008 BT, bears 20 deg lu mia W ii 1 et ; thence Ineguetic variation 1434 deg East, N deg 19 Iniu W, 1500 teet to a cedar post ae et? -M6 ian from wh cha yeliow o ndia mar G 8 = 8005 Bt ) 80 deg W, 4.75 feet. saan ic Exterior Boundaries. Regiuning at a cedar post marked S13808 from which the quarter section petted on the west boundary ot Seciion ly, T 18 N Ru Ky MD M, bears N78 deg 07 min W 1057.63 feetthence maznetic variation 16 deg Kast. N 28deg 19 miu W 1500 fect to a tir post mark1 M1 23803. from which a biack oak 8 ins dia marked G 2 3403 K ‘1, bears S$ 1554 deg Kast, 24.4 teet; thence magnetic varia tion 13% deg Kast, N 76 deg 25 min bh, 600 tect toacedarp st marked M5G4 3803 from which a black oak 8 ins dia marked G4’. 83 B I, bears S:4 deg W. » teet thence magnetic [vai iatiens uy Sdeg Ks egrees 19 minutes hast 1d. feet to a cedar post marked 58G5 3su3 ; thence South 76 deg 25 win W. 600 feet to the place of beginning, containing 19.99 acres. MEXICAN LOCATION, Lode Line. Beginning at acedar post marked G‘3 8203, trom w hich a yellow pine 80 inches Me beds fal G 3 8803 BL, bears Ss 30 deg W 475 eet distant ; thence magnetic variation 16 Kast, N 5deg 25 min W,15 U teet to cedar post marked M 8 8803, trom which a pine 12 ing soarkse M 8 3803 BT, bears N74 deg W, pel Exterior Boundaries. eginning at a fir post marked M1 « : 3803 trom which the quarter semticn seh = the west boundary cf Section 19 F 18 N foil B. MD M. bears S 16 dew 1s min W 1164.3} eet ; thence magnetic va, iat Ou ibdeg Kast, 2 deg min W, 1500 fttua cedar. post mark: M 23803 from which a Spruce 5 feet dia marked M2303K -T, bears S 64 degrees p pagl aay jeet; thence magnetic Variacion 14 deg. » North 76 degrees 2 minutes nagr F VU fecttoa cecar post marked M 4 « 3 rm which » tir 5 insdia marked M43803 B + bears 5 8 deg W 4.3 eet; thence maguetic variation l5deg East,S5deg 25 min E, 150. feet o @ cedar post marked (; 4 -M 5~3808 from which a black oak 8 ius dia marked G 4$803 6 T, bears 34 deg W,5 fee: thenre m: netic variation 1474 deg K, S 76 deg 25 min += a ye place of beginuing, contaiulng Connecting Line No, 1, Beginning at post SA x1netic variation 16 as ans, Sar ie mye n W 1174 78 feet to the Guarter section co:ner on th > gn : ee i poundary of Section 3y, i Connecting Line No, 2, ginning at post PT1-S1: mag Typo s28 16 de, oe oh des ene ‘ 42 fee t > doa eee. . Tene yeas corner of Seoozs Connectiug Line No. 8. eginning at.post § j -magnetic variation 16 ben das er are ad pod 65 feet to the quarter sec lonaors ee nk MD ae endery of Section 19, T 18 cee: Connecting Line No. 4: nning at post M1 -G2ggog . thence magnetic t ag variation 16 yy East,S 16 deg 18 corner on the west 'y of min W, 1llt44 feet to quarter section TUNER UE, MD uw ; ” THAT 40TH YEAR—NO, Pepe ote 9 ek yom marsed § orthweat Mine approved su ote Tye TRANS ctsaid Mexican . rary Dund; ' PT begiuni: at oak from whieh pine § gene 5 3808 B a Hy NZ ex , pine 5 inches dia mar Paty an Lear 8&4 de W., 12.» feet; thenos 1 Gtic Variations ) ‘ree on; t 5 in 1392.6 it to pos 'maried: T which N W coruer sec.ion 4 ; 11 b, MD M, bears N 65 ae % teot is “hence North 5 deg SUBSCRIPTION. RATE Mall, $6.@ Yeare> 6 oe: © By Carrier, 12 1a C The Only Co “inches ai ea By 6 888 NM% 0 deg i, 1.00 feet iG19808 from which cor ou the Wes _boundar N, Ril 5,MD M, bears 1057.65 feet; thence N 28. feet to a pos mark from which mouth of nel bea 2 5 66 deg uartec secon cor: ay oi Seorion 38 ner on fee'; henee N dog om , post marked My h iughes aia marked M2 3:05 & ", 64% aeg HK, 19.9 1eet; thence North %§ 2 min EK, 600 feet tu ceda: t Marked 3803 from which a tir Ay inehess ia’ mare y. 43803 be re dou h 6 cegrecs W @8t, 3.3 tects, © ences $deg 2 min KE, 1000 feet iy itt! pos marked G~ 4 M5 ~ 8003: thence sum <8 deg 19min b.1500 jeet to post i a ked t a5 } fom which pine 4 iuehey st marked 5 8-383 B 4 bears S fee: then south 0 deg 6 win W, 1500 fee: to Cedar aa marked 5 43808 trom wich yellow ping 4 nce esdia. marked 8 4-8 3B T beare h ’ eg W 107 feet; thence 85 deg 3 mi feec to cedar ) Ost marked P ‘2 8-85. from which pine 30in aia maiked “ ie deed youaidw Gat) Shoulder Ae E18. 1 bea 8S 76 deg 10 mi ile: \ Ine 26 iuches aia marked § Pea ; ef N izdeg 15m 2 W t; thence §, § dar 5» min K, 1500 POst ma ked For Sale at K, 122 feetau mouth<«f tun: bears N, +38, eet; t.enceS 76 deg 2% min W 3u0 eet to south lode pust Of Five Lree jog tion, previcu-ly described, Tie said ha can Lonso.idated Claim Coutaining ig 2) 0 sees jo, Dicker ia > , Sow es HG DRUGS, _ STATIONERY, PHOTO GOOD ™ acl and locations of ths varions claims oo prising the Mexican Consolidated Quarts: Mine ae renee iuth: onli e ot thet : Frat : rhe county, Ca itornis, a. canta Anita Extension Qu te sag oreidtacrn: iM Bistug Cui lune iree Quartz Book are ae e aie. a eeoreed . sivgletun Qusriy Mine, reco; E Miniug Claims, page d80." *2°d Book 2 crizzly Quartz Mine, 01 i G Mivicg Claims, page 540. a Mm rand ravage Quartz Mine, recorded Book RIAA AAAI Mindug oe 8, Paw BB)6. ‘Mext an Quartz Mine, reco Book 1}, M _ Pty Par gh roan oh wens : asq uer ade . 1 iments are s Bounded on the Dortn and west tr ee HIKE I AMIRI IARI lic Domaysn; ou the east by the > uni-h Quart . ” P praetor, yp bey p Mine Su vey, patented, aud the Public tin : ‘ main, and onthe so th by the Saunt. Aniy a e i ‘Ju irtz Mine, patented. . ; Any ana all per: on» cla'mirg adverse'y any! WAKKK RA por. ion of saia um eXican Con viid , Mine, or suria e viida ed Q arta round are required tot their adverse olaiims wi.n the Reguses ot United . taces J.and Uftice at < ac. amento, iy the state ot La‘itornia, duri: Sth 8 xty day perio. of publicatio . hereot, 0: the; willbe. varred by virtue of the provi:icns of ts. Statue. ‘ S'LAs PENRY, Register, . Attorney. PROF. JOHN MIC “wit Give fits . )" Annual Masque AT ARMORY HA Friday Eve’g, Aj rat} 4 FRED SEARLS, It is hereby ordered tbat the forezol Notice of Applicatioa for Patent be fers ish. d ior the per.od of sixty days (10 weeks) in the NNVaDa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, §) d-ily newspaper published at Nevada cin Nevada county, Casifornia. : DSLLAS PENRY, Register, . First publication m iH ade January 28, 1k, Latest Catchy Notice For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Ar ° LaND OFFIOK AT MARYSVILLE, cat} ADMISSION: March 13, 1901. OTICE IS HEREBY GiVEiN sHA¢ 188 tollowing-named settler has filed notice or his intention to make tinal proof iu bs port, of his claim. and that said proof will be made betore the Register aud keceiver, ot the U. S. Land Utfice at Marysvilie, Cal, on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J, Byrd, Homestead Application No. 5z2u, tor the N, B 4, uf S. We 4, 46 Of N.W.% and N. WX of N, BE. 4, Sea. 7, 1p.18N, K.8 E., M.D, M. He names the following wituesses to prove his coutinuous residence upon andcuitivetion of said land, viz: Thomas k. be samel U. Gunning and Edwin A, forbes Marysville P. U., Cal.; beter Mondada of Camptonville P, O., Cal. mid ¥aANK W. JOHNSON, Register. Per Couple wv). +. < Reees Ty se NOTICE TAX PAYE TT 4 Notice is hereby gi’ the : SECOND INSTALLMENT OF ee COUNTY TAXES Will become’ deling Monday, April 2 "AE 6ertiogk, p. Notice to Creditors. stare OF CATHERINE SKAHABN, DI ceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the e.tate of Cather >kahaen,. di + to the creditors of ail persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit them, with the necet . sary vouchers,.within four months after tirst publication of this notice to the said. administratrix,at the law office of ~earls, Nevada City, the same being the place for the transection of She business of estate, in sa unty of Nevada. HANNAH 1. SHURTEURD, . Administratrix of the Estate of Cath Skahae Deceased. ined Nevada City, this ith day of Mardy Lo eel Five per cent. will to the amount of all 7 ne © om : ° Notice for Publicatio maining unpaid af above date. J. J. JACKS Treasurer and Col Nevada City, April SOMETHING _ Apricot Cordi Clam Juice Oyste The Celebrated H. B. ¥ At “Tom’s P’ T. H. LIMNELL, P: Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., March Wthy 901. -OTICE IS HEREBY GIV!N THAT TH following-named settier has } notice of his letenteon to make fuel oroet iu snpport ot hi. claim, and that sai Ry will be made before the Jude os Ne. perior Court of Nevada Count, Cal 1 veda City Cal.,on Monday, Apsil 1th’ viz: ; Gillett, upon H. kK. ‘yal W.% and 5. }4 of N.W.% Seo. 22, T.17 N., KR. 1046.,M Db and He names the following witnesses 00 ee his continuous residence upon aud Cl tion of, said iand, viz: <. ualbraith, os Koblar, Wm, Lashrop, og Geo. Lat hare nae Clty, Calin’ S PENRY, Register Notice For Publication. DEPABIMENT OF THE INTERIOB, Lanp'‘ avis bor Marysville, Cal,. March 30, 11.) HB Nord IS HEREBY GIVEN iAT THE foliowing named settier has een at ot his intevtion 10 make final proo: at Be port of hia claim, and tha said prod © iver, made before the Reg ster »! tio nie U. 3. J and Uffice at Marysville, Cal ° Heveaceben tila tains Ne. i Blousense e~tea deation Or e's of NENG Nigbt SEigand SW); 0! Sb 5 4, T. 17 N., ts, 7E., M. D. to prove He names the fo.lowing witn se ouitivss Bis cogslaucus res eg ee and © ‘ On Of said sand via: He : i "i Dobbins ¥,.0. California; ¥ iliam Sue of Dobbins P. O. Calisornia; C Wyle d, bbins P. 0.. Ca Charies W. Cook, of Dobbins P. 06 FRANK W. JOHNSON, Registe . nia, altd . Metzenbaugher Y a] Reman bees This Favorite Hotel h bered and newly fu Péubbodik: thdises 4 Stockholders’ Meeting. NG OF THE STOCK, . "To hata ce she) Meveds County Le 0 Improvement. Association (a wo secreiath will be held at the office of t a City, at the Citizens Bank, in Neva ornia, f Tuesday, May 14, 199! 220 rank 2s fonts ecm oar of Save your, 10 Saovine woune for liguiget oe oe One Hundred si Roo ‘sie Sut uch Sebo: by Jus Aud Large Modern Di eras : ; nc April’ 1901, a. pe \ « #