April 7, 1903 (4 pages)

. mate Is cold and snowy, The :fact ie the average precipitation .of moisture . , An erron ous impression prevails that becaase the Rocky Mountains béve a high elevation, the winter elt-4 during the entire yer is less then fifteen inches, and darger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight.’ This is especially true of the Denver & R:o Grande, over which System trevel has gone with less interraption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines pcpularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win-er but adds to the majeatio beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings. no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted dally ex cursions are operated all the year reund and arecheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the st. ‘ Write for lowest rates of fare and illustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel, J. D. Mansfield, General Agent, 625 Market St» Ran Francisco. tf. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup seems eeponeny adapted to the needs of the children, Pleasant ta take; —goothing -in-—-ite uence. It ie remedy of.all remedies for every form --of throat lung disease. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure wiil cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Se ES TU1B TABLE NO. 55. ratue willleaveav arrive at Nevada City as fellows: LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. ° Daily; et! ith Lo5:30 A. M. eal aie certvies wa Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Frenciseo vis Atoskton at 4:15'P. M. : . A. M. Daily , connecting with overiand 9:00 train Noe stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, icia, Port Costa = Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ited leaying San Franeiseo at 5:15 P. M. Dallz; eonnesting with Ler mento at 4:50 P. Mand Overland Faine tor Rret-avd Vast. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY {0:00 P. M, Dally: arriving From Grass Valley Only. 8:27 A. M. petty ARKIVING FROM OOLFAX. ° Daily; necti. ith Over9:45 A. M. land train from a vid 120 B, Mi, palysotmeoneng mice aver ° Daily; connecti 4:33 P. M. fend drain lea jieeo ot 8:00 A. M. and with Uvertd San Pi. nieaving San Francisco at li 9:40 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo-al os £0--AA AM Overland . Limited OA M, Train leavi: ‘amento at ¢:50 P. M. and all points Sout tigen summer ‘season an Excursion Car will berunevery Sunday from Nev City.Grass Valley aud Colfax to Caleago Park and Shebley’s. Round-trip fare, 50 cents; children under 14 years of age, 25 cte. Tickets good on any Suncay train. Spec‘al rates for week-day excursions will be granted on application, to parties of 2 or more, Konnd. ¢rip tickets between Nevada City Grass Vaile) and Colfax, good for Sundays only. will be sold for $1. U.P. LOUGSRLDGE, General Manager. \ F.G. BEATTY, Gen Pass. and Tisket Agt. The Leading. Flour. “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS. . . Gomething absolutely vew S and with whiob we have . experimented for years. . One 6an make’ one gisss . Artificial Whi key (Rye or Bourbon); six Bea: . the deleteriou< effect. from t e pure vegetahle . matter, and guaranteed to coutsin no poisonous or uarcotic drugs of any de. df iey i a @ beverage is not desired. a Bean may be taken inthe mouth without water aud the most exbilerating effect wil) . e experienced. BOX OP 12 BEANS 50c. The Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can be procured from any druggist. fancy grocer, -F first class family For sale on diving crs. One box seut vostpal . on receipt of 50 sents, RYFETAB” WHISKFY BEANS SNVAG AAYSIUM «cBAVLIAM the} _-; @yeaand which has:entirely restored. Many.cases of impaired vision, so that spectacles For Infants .and Children. ‘The Kind You Have > Always Bought Bears the ~ Signature of _INEANIS= CHILDREN_. Promotes Digestion Cheerful. } ness and Rest.Contains neither . } rane nor Mineral. OT NARCOTIC. — Use For Over. Thirty Years GASTORI Aperfec t Remed for Cons «. fion , Sour Stomach, Diarriwies Worms Convulsions Feverishness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of VIG rnonths old : % [BUAPBRITE o MINERAL RDBBER.) Does Your Roof Leak? Repaiz it-with Eaterite._In rolls easy to lay; needs Ro painting or coating; good over old iron, tin, shakes or shingles; best for new roofs, Ask for samples and descriptive circulars. . For Sale by Lumber and Hardware Dealers THE BLATERITB ROOFING CO. Factory Oakland. € W13 Market St, San Francisco « RESTORE MANHOOD Se We eran ty GUPIDBENB. — Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSF FAILS sommes Citizens Banile ; Incorperated in 1876. ; BROAD STREET, ° NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital . Paid-Up Capital « OFFICERS—Pres Morgan; $200,000.00 . Reserve Fund s 75,000.00 . Undivided Profits ° lent B. M, P: Vieo-Presid DIRECTORS—E. M. P . John T. Morgan, Geo. SCO ERE IG bese” Sno M. Heches, D. B. Morgan, Lord Hour OFFICE HOURS—Prom 10. u.to 4 F. iu. Saturdays from 4,20 to 8 o'clock P. m., Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDEES issued payable at per on all points in California, _ Wesell SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points » BULLION purehased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be trausacted with advantage at this Bank. FRED E. BROWN EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, e es ° es e Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and soid on cominission. Houses rented and rents colleci<d. Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fite and Life Insurance Companies. vee References— The business men of Nevada City. aoe TO EVERY 10 CAVS TRIAL OF Dr. Lawrences Wonderful . Callor write for iu!l partics TH Ofex F ' ulars and our 64-page private MEANS. of ‘giving, illustrated book No.8 showing — castasen. & on otich the male system, and fully exour remarkable meth~ ~ ‘culation of © _ ods, VERY MAN should blood in the debilitated parts, }fread It. Sent sealed, in plain ; thus permanently strengthes. envelope, FREE. and enlarging them, ‘cinseng Distill-ng Co. LISTH.LERS OF RYE AND BOLEEON WHISKIES. * mo sT. LOUIS. = wy eaBtracted cng Co physicians treat and cure: all diseases of saga Consultation Free And atrictix Sotdeptis! at floes or by mail, HEALTH APPLIANCE CQ 6 O'FARRELL ST. (NearMarket) $.F ~ . carded, is to turn the eyes upward and .the Pacific Coast, The Standard Oil ' ble, twenty times, . oe te ees 2:25 P.M. Overland Trans eating $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T Real Estate and Insurance Agents. ' CALIFORNIA’ Agents for Paclde States Savings, Load and Building Co., of San Praneisco,°Cal. SS ae eee] the. deli & practiced, will greatly strengthen the! 1, city of Richmond, the terminus of the Santa Fe R. B., is going :o be ! and eyeglasses were disthe gréatest maoafecturing city on downward alternately, as far as possi: “ says a writer in the’ New York Herald: Don’t pause in the . Sant, but hastened. Next turn the . roneinns sages Sion tae Land Company, Orocker Balding, corner and the obverse, or diagonally— , 5 Francisco, is selling’ lots in the that is, to'lower right corner. Repeat. sity of Richmond today on payments Turn then to the upper right corner of $5.00'a month. Can you afford to and its obverse. Repeat. Conclude the ‘save $5.00 a month on a chance like exercise with rolling the eyes around, . this? m first to right, then to the left, in the extreme limit of! the muscular extension, being careful, however, not‘ fo strain the! muscles, If the exercise is: repeated at convenCompany, the Southern Pacific Oompany and-the Santa Fe are spending millions at this point, and it is the one plece where theses: three great corporations are centralized. The Richmond . Polished Shoe Thieves. _ “No, it is not all profit in our busi ness,” declared the manager of an ‘‘ex clusive”’ shoestore in the Fifth avenut nner ee te =~ ne ea a ‘ows a LotAa’ Richmond. 7] f streét. ! makes @ specialty. of Farcy 927 . drink of Beef Tea at’ Britland’s. Jast U ne sates ay ORDER TO SHOW CAUSS . Scammell UPERIOR. COURT OF ‘HE Lotte Lg Neyasa. State 4 Saiiforae. i tter o esta lauebip. of tieorge W. Cooper atd # erick Business Locals. If you want! a good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wot, Harty. tf-m7 "Wm. Britland.at.hissaloon on Broad pet tion b de of sale of a portion of said m nors for the. pusposes hs js therefore ordered, by the said eves that al’ persons interested in the esta said minors appear before thes, Court on Monday, the ‘ 1:08, at 0 o’cluck in the forenoon at the cour-room of said tel the co:rthouse in Nevada ity, Nevada, state of ( alifornia, to sho — why av order should not b2 nranser said gua'd an o sell sc much of the real estate of the said minors as shall. be ece-sa'y a i blished: hat a coy of this order be. pu' ats four successive weeks in the Nev. Cit Daily lraneord psp ig os ad prin’ : a . i and published in sa: “ ay RILON, Judge of the Superior Cou Dated February 26th’ 1908. Drinks, aud you cao. depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liqaors and cigars are served st the Klondike galoon on &pring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visi tors Wm. Peard{ the proprietor, invite ell to eall on him. : d81 tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a he thing for thig cold weather. For the best of every thing in ''e meat linesend your orders to Naffziger. ee district. “It is true we fit the feet o! people of-money,: which means that iP . cases’ of running accounts we have t¢ wait till the end of the year for out, money, because they scorn anything’ but yearly settlements—that is, we render our bills on Jan.1 and get ou money sonié time before June, But our chief source of loss is from polished, ; well dressed: thieves. How can a man away with a pair of shoes? Why, lence sevéral times during the day, it will soon strengthen the muscles. “Hugo and the Barber. When Victor Hugo lived in Paris, in the Place Royale, he used to’ be-shaved by a barbér named Brassier. A friend: of the poét asked the barber one day if hé was busy. “I hardly know which way te-tutn,” was the reply. “We have to dress the hait of thirty ladies for soirees and balls.” And M. Brassier showed the list to his friend. A few days after the friend returned and inquired about the thirty ladies. “Ah, monsieur,” sald the barber sadly, “TI was not able to attend half the num ber, and J hdve lost many good cus tomers througts M: Victor Hugo.” It appears that the poet when about to be.shaved was suddenly inspired and seized the first piece of paper he could fifid to “write a poem. Hugo. hastily left the shop.with his unfinished verses, on the back of which were the names and addresses of the. thirty ladies, many of whom wetted in vain far thet eoiffeur. ‘ ing away with them. These thieves,! men and women, conie in with the air! of wealth and gentility, select expen-! sive shoes, try them on—both shoes are) tried._on,_you_-know, in-.a* first class! place—and ‘while pretending to walk! up and down to try the feel of the shoes they,.divert the salesman’s attention and simply walk out of the store, with twenty dollar shoes on their feet, . leaving a dollar and a half pair on our hands. Don’t think we are ‘easy,’ but there aré so many ways in which this can be worked that we sometimes lose threeor four pairs of shoes in a week.” —New York Times. pros a EE —————_—_—— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. o—— Will Low, the painter, told a story of the Latin quarter days of Robert Louis Stevenson. Low and Stevenson were great friends “Iu their youth. Their friendship indéed ‘continued up to the time of the writer’s death. “Louis,” said the artist, “was no less diplomatic than brave,-He could -be ‘. fiery, and he eduld also be gracious and pacific. One night, I remember, we sat in a garden in Montmartre. The red wine had been flowing pretty freely, and oné of ‘our party got heated and aggressive. “Finally some one said a: thing that this fighting chap disliked. As soon as the words were spoken he grabbed up a bottle and hurled it at the other’s head. It was a strong, true shot and would have hit the mark had not SteVenson sprung to his feet and caught “ Tut, tut, Georges,’ be sald to the thrower; ‘tut, tut. If the bottle is passed so quickly, none of us will be able to stand out the evening.”—New York Tribune. . Attorney and Counselor at Law. ING (OP STAIRS QP iiroed srqes RUILD: cen, Navas FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. AT ILL PRACTIOR [N“ALL THR COUR ‘tate and Fedara! : P. F. SIMONDS, Al and Counsélér at Law. VW ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATR AN’ Wnited wee? J. M: WALLING, Eanes Gow aaiaai ad Pine str --+, Nevada City THOS. 8. FORD, Attorney. and Counselor at Law, #FICE—LONES B coR. COM. f Y deb ane’ Pini »~. Reason to Be Happy. What is the use of being at odds with the world? _What is the use of being blue and desporndent? The world is full of trials for us all—has plenty of trouble and worry to hand out even td. the best of us from time to time. But there would be no need for men and women—we could all be babes—if there were no great life problems to solve, no burdens to bear, no sorrows to live down. These are the balance wheels of life. They are the trials we have to face in order to strengthen us and broaden us to the opportunities and the real happiness that riches do not command nor poverty bar—New York Mai) and Express. WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. t pS ¥ICB—COR. BEKOAD AND PINES! om staire Nevada Cite JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Bloek, Oommerscial Stree Nevada Oity ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Publi ( »"EICRTILLEY SVILPING, NRVADs Ss 1oYD P, Laks. GRorak s0Ne enone AK Smeaty oii-tin foot and walk. . hearing of the cruel practice, reKilkenny Cats. During the rebellion which oc: curred in Ireland in 1798, or it may bein 1808, Kilkenny was garrisoned bya troop of Hessian soldiers, who amused themselves in barracks by i together by their : tying two cats . ar y oss q . , vavid b. Morgan, $le Administrator with . tails and throwing eM, ACTOSS ithe will annexed. of the Hevaee. Of Siem, 2 i icer, . Pur: Jeceased, having v ‘ clothesline to fight. The officer, poder eregeon? 5 ving Hed oy tit onder of sale of he ogee rare of self dqoetents he oses th+ rein 'o) $ HOT a csietane ordered by the said Court,, thata'l —— tore: ted fs she sada estate t said deceased 4ppear vefore ' pariat Cou t, on Monday, the :0th day of . warch, 1903. at 10 0’ lock ia Sp forenoon of said dav. at th ourt Koom of perior Cri irt ai the coursnouee in said County of th Nevada -tate of C lifornia, to why an order should not be granted to the taid admivistiator with the will annexed to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased, Peter Purdon, as shall be neocessary. ‘And that'a copy of this order be published at leant four successive weeks ia the Nevada City Daily Transcri >t, a newspaper printed aud published in ante Hevede o mty. LON, Judge of the Superior Court, Dated February 24th. 1908, Jonss & Lasus, Attorneys. for Administrator 1% ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, ae ou. N ‘HE SUPERIOR COURT, OP: THE LT conuty of -evada. State of California, In the marter of the Estate of Peter Pu don, deceased solved to stop it. As he entered the room one of the troopers, seizing a sword, cut the tails in two as the animals hung across the line. The two cats-escaped minus.their.tails through the open window, and. when the officer inquired the meaning of the two bleeding tails being left in the room he was coolly told that two cats had been fighting and had deyoured each other, all but the tails. Arctle Belles. Some of the most costly dresses worn by women are those which are’ owned by the belles of the arctic regions. In those lands of ice the women dress themselves by the light of the aurora borealis in costumes ‘more valuable than those worn by the richest women in New York or Paris: Frequently the wardrobe of a semisavage. girl consists of furs that would sell for $10,000 in the haunts of civilization. It is no uncommon thing for a woman of the arctic circle to wear a dress of sealskin with a hood of that rarest of fur: the silver fox. The average value of a dress worn by a woman on the headwaters of the Columbia and Fraser-rivers is said to be $700, it being composed entirely of valuable skins. Pires Which Never Go,-Out. There are domestic fires burning fz England today which have never been out: for. brbdreds.upon.hundreds. of. Fears. — At the @d fashioned farmhouses in the dales: of Yorkshire peat is still burned. The fuel is obtained from the moors, and stacks of it are kept by the farmers in their stack garths. The country roundabott is noted fos tts “girdle cakes,” which are made fron dough baked in quaint pans sus I’ the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the Kstate of Mary Purdon decea-ed. David K. the Kstateo Mary Purdon. deo . having filed his petition herein duly veritied, . prayingfora order of sale of the real estate of said decedent, for the purposes therein set forth. It is ther: fore ordered by the said a that all persons interested in the estate said deceas:d appear. before the said Superior \ ourt on Monday, the 30th day of Mare! 1903, at 10 o’clock in the forevoon, o day, at the Court Room of said Superiog Court at the courthouse ir said County Nevada State of California, to ca why an order should not be granted to said admiuistrator to sell so much of the Realestate of the said deceased, ry Purdon, as shall be necessary. And tha_a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Nevad published in said Nevada “on: F. T. Jones & LARuR,. Attorneys Administrator. a “ay Daily . ranseript,a newspaper printed a ey iN, Judge of the Superior Cours, . ‘or Dated February 24th, 1903, Natice of Sale of Real and Persénal Estate, No IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the Cou uty of Nevada, State of California, made on the 20th day of Febraary. 1903. in the matter of the estate of James A: Stewart, d ceased, the undersigned, Kxeoutors of said estare, will sell at public auction to the h ghest bidder. for easn, gold eoin of pended over the peat fires, shee seen Linge mone san roy ad en i oR, sa uperior Co These fires are kept glowing from . the ith day of March, 9b us tioatock aan: L, Cooper, minors. ae a YC ‘Anna A. Cooper, the guardian gf me Ons, Bd ote caper. mlnaee having oe Frederic . ral gerd 0 erein-duly veri pg bos f P tion. particular show cause . ai; Said: Valent "i cortenh astcticwer” _Begtoning at the South 1 marked “V8, L. boar’: 4 feet in dete, ceribed ye 4 “V.C.L T. 2 bears 8, long. Begt nn sor! bed I] ence, ‘Morgaa, the Administrator of = VaDa Sel 2G ? Valeniine No.“ LODE LINg, EXTERIOR BOUNDARigs, mar rat SPEIER 24, Corner, No,» of the LODE LINE. '.” bears See gl 5.4 feet; . 80 [Variation 160 45' Eas : to black omic 12 inebes! in’ diate,eh . oar ha Be Noe hota EXTSRIOR BOUNDARIES, N bears N. 48° 46’ g . 8. 20 “S401 Te thena eh 7.” bears § (Varintion 1657" Kaw) 1800 feet to a pins post scri ence & pine 8 inches in diameter . ab g he x so R, phence (Variation 1 » Sout Quarter of we ne are ty wha Rel Two Location, te deveribed ax folluwn, a ode Po't.an oak, Fi ye oak } medi tied ce, Dit pa ner of Section 5, 7, # + 512 2 fete: " ery) to cornet No 1, thy contain) ‘of nmin,’ : comme het B Portion of ¢ a Marter of Seotion 6, 1.17 N., Ru The sees of this mine ts records k e 0 the County Kecorder of Nevis mty tg book leve ‘of Mining Cail nin; claimants are: On the ‘ D. Quarts Mive andthe «: Qua ad Persone claim r adi la the United Stare Leora e and the f ‘tek Queres the Battis Claim; oe and on the North, the Summit of the G to, in the State of California, don! t ‘ dys of publication hereof, o bly wllline barted be nnn here , ARMSTRONG, Register, aBLe, Attorney for Apples 4 8 q ered that t the peri ¥ DatLy TRansonirt, a newspaper published at Nevada City JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, B ~ ordered itipe for. paten’, ; of sixtv daysin i‘ generation to generation, and the son . )» front of the Courthouse. at Nevada City, warms himself at the fire which warman She oousty.o« Bavaes, ae <0 oe See ed his sire and his grandsire and hig the time of his death. or that his grandsire’s sire and which will warm . gg penis fiend. & — pot as lots, pieces, or parcels of land, si his son and his son’s son. ‘and being in the county of Ney. There is a fire at Castleton, in the 2), 0rnle, and bounde! end Whitby district, which has been urn. . fol'ows towit:ing for ofer 200 years. The record An undivided one-half interest ‘fo! lowing described property. vist The eof probably is hetd by a farmhouse at Os ‘s. *Seetion motherby, in the same district. This 5. Ee Se the N. 44 of wi of Sect 1 ¥ ? Cp, i NR it the S % of Section ‘he N. W. 1-4 of Soction 10, . *% fire has been burning for 500 yeara, =. ‘ rere and there are records to show that it * 4 otk. W. 1-4, 4. Tp. 0, Bo : 3a has not been out during the last 300: TheS. W.1-4of N. E. 1-4; the N. 1-2 of 8. BE. years. JONES & LARUGA, 11-4 and theS. W. 1-4 and) bes. W 1-4of S. B. 1-4, Section 4, Tp. The N. 4 of N. E. 1-4, and S. EB. 1-4 of N.B. Attorneys at Law, Grabs Valley, Cal TelephoneBinck 184, ’ e@ Bargains! W. W. WAGGONER, _ Civil Engincer and Surveyor. D* Moran & Boberte” Blosk Ne. pas JAMES: 5 AT—— . New Frait and Vegetable storell. HARNESS ann SADDLERY 1-4. Seeciou 4, Tp. 17N, R. 17 EB. . vada county, California. pate . Also allof Lots 23 a . Truckee, Nevada acumen wiewbcenrii bel business vad Executor erie Notice to Creditors. [za SUPERIOR cOURT OF TH 1 State of California. : matter of the estate of AP.) Rong In "a of A. P. Clark, deceased. ‘is hereby given 'y the under. : tor of the last will andterte’’ dece . to tl pow og and ail persons having claims ; tor the fst bli n of this not ce Searls, Nevada i the lage forth.» trunsactl: eis ‘of the estate ‘in the Co a. ed April 8rd, A. D. 193. . + EORGE ©. SARG and testament at the law office of 8 Galiforni-, the to s ie he é A'eo Lot I of Block K of T; 5 Alsoall of the household PS. ed belong. Ing to deceased. P. H. SP’ JOHN SHEREIE, DELINQUENT SALE NOTICB: Bargains! CAIRNS he EW INDEPE} ; N CODERS DENG QUARTZ MINING YEE LEE & CO. VB'o: a F Hinks orldfe on MAIN STRAT. pepe wil To! Horse Brushes, 250, 850, free of t ’ ’ 2 : ° charge and the ORDER: TO SHOW CAUSE. ap SUPERIOR COURT OF THE iin theater : te and GuardianI3ShRa Wangan, r. the’ Speoial Guarperson and estate of J Team Harness of all kinds, Obamois, Sponges, Robes and Dressing, Buggy Tops, Carriage Trimming done on Baggy Whips from 10 cents to $8 50 Gents Work and-Driving Gloves 50,centa to §2. Ao Cushions, $1 50 and upward. Whip Lashes, 25 cents to $4.50. Whip Stocks, 25 cents to $1.50. Single Harness, $7.50:and upward. Single and Doable Expfeas'Hutiibes. Gent's Saddiés'of all' Kinds at lowest prices. Location of prineipal place business Nevada City, Nevada Oquase, “Geltternte; 1 location of works, Sierra county, California . %t following deseribed stock on Beco a. . 28t sessment No. 2, levied on the Ninth’ dey at Febrnary, 1908, the several pu /e: the N Company for she Mention of seven 0: ar. cranes r © ensuing year. 193, at 20’clock p.m. Polls w Notice.—There are delinquent ‘Tr Stockholders’ “ceting. a County Narrow Gauge Ka tis NEVADA counry NAKROW GAUGE RAlle: EDAD C MPANY. ‘ Th meeting of the atockholders é directo e ion of such other business a8 ° ly come before the meeting, x: RST DAY OF A AY. THE FI yong 2:80 o'clock and closed at 2:40 p.m. ansfi b day of March 1908 at the office of the company at the ra road d Grass Val'ey, Nevada Cou California on WEDN RIL books will close on Saturday, ti B. G. BEATTY, Servet, . anes amounts set 0; mre coe, ames ot the respective sharehold50o, 60c and 75c. Names. gta emir M.B. Dumler. B. Dumler.,... rer cog ed Hempel. rew BE. L. Towle.) E. L. Towle... W.A. Braca. W. A. Brace. ie jaa in scoordasee with law, @nd an oO! e B: ard of Directors, mad ; . day of February 1908, ao many tient r ; parcel of such stock as ma: Ee sold at public auetion a the soe the Corporation. the fise Searis, Nevada Gtittoent of TWENTY NINTH D Sy ims, . 8 © hour of twelve o’sloc iday, to pay the Golinquans Cncniant, thereon togeth costs and expenses rey ge of a4 me . M By order of the Board of of sit on hand and made to order. and Blankets, Harness Oil Cushions. and all kinds of Dated 1 atiort noties. ated March 10, 1908. EEL. LL_L_LLLLLLLL—_L SE. Tithe Appointed for Proving Will, Btc Broad Street, Dated February iéth, RNS . Nevada City N THE SUPERIOR WouRT IN > re County of Nevada, State fd Rea th COMP ER ater of the Estate of HARVBY Notice is hereby LEB YUBA MINING UOMPANY. to ‘Mi catieainain! glace of busine, : California location of works: Notice of Probate of Will. Se aha treating of i RIOR COURT OF THE eis sega ae en Lev oa is [sie ese fargo tomes. Fer Seis. at the a » .1Se a for eal«¢ pu a and’ PU Ey cee tieretee ay Ll, Meals os ° HAYDEN. Se : O'Farrell ® rcet, San raneteso, @ having ased to exhibi ot eary vo within of said Notice to Creditors. as the time and p'ace for pre ‘ said Harvey Cooper. d bé : fi Cahtorul tion of Sc keels county, Caiifornls. © N \TICE.—There are delinquent weit . Soeeneat ert fclacre elt Delinquent Sale Notice, cee N DATED GOLD Ww MENT Location of tnetpal tock, on accou! bee ied on the 2 of the respective . a: No. No. Certificate Shares 1000 Names to pay her W of the JAMES B. BROOKS. © fo abel Montgomery ph men Ne htornie. jug th Pre Chas policetion them of Let where any vinsalg a and contest th Dated Mareh 2th ¥o08. By A. J. ont, jakBOguaR, baa Nevada County Undertaki ti N°THE , SUPERIOR COURT IN AND For Callior ia. F the Estate of VARY “Betute of Mary J. Hoskin, dee. ° een: 2 is hereby, the suborsianed h, deceased, to the erento mer? to ‘claims amines ce = ; om. cette he, neces. . m of this uotios. 10 the seit =e > By Ee » to the anid rin Reveal ity, Californi , tine Re o the transaction of th busin» rn estate, county of Nevada. : . JOS. EUSTis, Fin: ot Funeral! Furvigh otsh ee ° Floral GEO. A. GRay, 5 USEPH HUSKING, ; , ER OF I, MARY. P, toy “NOTICE. ———= pHB CITY Francisco, ‘ owner of lan hereby giv e . ii, 19:3 day of Apri "i via, the. ING We ch day Tariuary, 1908, the severa) amounts: set Oe n'y 0a ith cost @ State of OF a use, bath, eleot d ener. One, of in town. For re City Water 0 ime aod bath, 1 3a », at F. Gillete pare Wanted 4 furnished house ia. Né hagust and September.” 00m Moderate. IRR Nocbildren. Apply aty. For Sale. ata bargain. 1 Ny. Te onjer folding bed. <1 go table, 1 center table. Carpets, shades.’ lamps. above Grove. street, t awe” wanted.” omible. manager wante’ ‘of warerooms & fra aud Plumes: cour City, to further interes wring concern. Salary nd commission®. “Applii eash as security, a Manager, P. 0, Box For Sate. ral water. agency and 8. For particulars ap , with Union I¢e Co, a Saas hillet’s Premium Prat — Grade, 7 cents per pout 6 cents 3 Wwesery. Nevada Ott Agents Wanted. ee wanted i Ry be latest,” nee “ articles ‘of necess! ofite, \Addread Ay O. or St. San Fra) . For Rent. phed rooms in a desirab’ ill family. Inquire'‘om 4 For Sale or Rent. ont t malice ie particulars. in Are You Interestes Jin MATRIMON ¥y yl help you. tit. Letters aagred ds want to marry. I i nded from the begins Wanted. : vepresentatives -eve and addresses, and Ing of my Brut te piano player, ood wages paid Ww Business “Ch flee investment of $20 i Hon of success, if you. are Se OHO Staton Mition. Itis ‘or’ a wiceayte out juterfe: Address H. Chicago, . a then. CHICA IN LESS TH: 8’ DAY fow ansect wom. and . Observation. ane mene. * i er Bertty, and Drawing Row “Sg and Library . and Gath, Db Slacarie. “ Blect Hly Tourist Car ser " pecorally Com vats oman > "Me best of ever RR. RIT CHE ay », 00) ne

. mate Is cold and snowy, The :fact ie the average precipitation .of moisture . , An erron ous impression prevails that becaase the Rocky Mountains béve a high elevation, the winter elt-4 during the entire yer is less then fifteen inches, and darger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight.’ This is especially true of the Denver & R:o Grande, over which System trevel has gone with less interraption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines pcpularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win-er but adds to the majeatio beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings. no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted dally ex cursions are operated all the year reund and arecheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the st. ‘ Write for lowest rates of fare and illustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel, J. D. Mansfield, General Agent, 625 Market St» Ran Francisco. tf. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup seems eeponeny adapted to the needs of the children, Pleasant ta take; —goothing -in-—-ite uence. It ie remedy of.all remedies for every form --of throat lung disease. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure wiil cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Se ES TU1B TABLE NO. 55. ratue willleaveav arrive at Nevada City as fellows: LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. ° Daily; et! ith Lo5:30 A. M. eal aie certvies wa Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Frenciseo vis Atoskton at 4:15'P. M. : . A. M. Daily , connecting with overiand 9:00 train Noe stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, icia, Port Costa = Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ited leaying San Franeiseo at 5:15 P. M. Dallz; eonnesting with Ler mento at 4:50 P. Mand Overland Faine tor Rret-avd Vast. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY {0:00 P. M, Dally: arriving From Grass Valley Only. 8:27 A. M. petty ARKIVING FROM OOLFAX. ° Daily; necti. ith Over9:45 A. M. land train from a vid 120 B, Mi, palysotmeoneng mice aver ° Daily; connecti 4:33 P. M. fend drain lea jieeo ot 8:00 A. M. and with Uvertd San Pi. nieaving San Francisco at li 9:40 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo-al os £0--AA AM Overland . Limited OA M, Train leavi: ‘amento at ¢:50 P. M. and all points Sout tigen summer ‘season an Excursion Car will berunevery Sunday from Nev City.Grass Valley aud Colfax to Caleago Park and Shebley’s. Round-trip fare, 50 cents; children under 14 years of age, 25 cte. Tickets good on any Suncay train. Spec‘al rates for week-day excursions will be granted on application, to parties of 2 or more, Konnd. ¢rip tickets between Nevada City Grass Vaile) and Colfax, good for Sundays only. will be sold for $1. U.P. LOUGSRLDGE, General Manager. \ F.G. BEATTY, Gen Pass. and Tisket Agt. The Leading. Flour. “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS. . . Gomething absolutely vew S and with whiob we have . experimented for years. . One 6an make’ one gisss . Artificial Whi key (Rye or Bourbon); six Bea: . the deleteriou< effect. from t e pure vegetahle . matter, and guaranteed to coutsin no poisonous or uarcotic drugs of any de. df iey i a @ beverage is not desired. a Bean may be taken inthe mouth without water aud the most exbilerating effect wil) . e experienced. BOX OP 12 BEANS 50c. The Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can be procured from any druggist. fancy grocer, -F first class family For sale on diving crs. One box seut vostpal . on receipt of 50 sents, RYFETAB” WHISKFY BEANS SNVAG AAYSIUM «cBAVLIAM the} _-; @yeaand which has:entirely restored. Many.cases of impaired vision, so that spectacles For Infants .and Children. ‘The Kind You Have > Always Bought Bears the ~ Signature of _INEANIS= CHILDREN_. Promotes Digestion Cheerful. } ness and Rest.Contains neither . } rane nor Mineral. OT NARCOTIC. — Use For Over. Thirty Years GASTORI Aperfec t Remed for Cons «. fion , Sour Stomach, Diarriwies Worms Convulsions Feverishness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of VIG rnonths old : % [BUAPBRITE o MINERAL RDBBER.) Does Your Roof Leak? Repaiz it-with Eaterite._In rolls easy to lay; needs Ro painting or coating; good over old iron, tin, shakes or shingles; best for new roofs, Ask for samples and descriptive circulars. . For Sale by Lumber and Hardware Dealers THE BLATERITB ROOFING CO. Factory Oakland. € W13 Market St, San Francisco « RESTORE MANHOOD Se We eran ty GUPIDBENB. — Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSF FAILS sommes Citizens Banile ; Incorperated in 1876. ; BROAD STREET, ° NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital . Paid-Up Capital « OFFICERS—Pres Morgan; $200,000.00 . Reserve Fund s 75,000.00 . Undivided Profits ° lent B. M, P: Vieo-Presid DIRECTORS—E. M. P . John T. Morgan, Geo. SCO ERE IG bese” Sno M. Heches, D. B. Morgan, Lord Hour OFFICE HOURS—Prom 10. u.to 4 F. iu. Saturdays from 4,20 to 8 o'clock P. m., Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDEES issued payable at per on all points in California, _ Wesell SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points » BULLION purehased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be trausacted with advantage at this Bank. FRED E. BROWN EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, e es ° es e Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and soid on cominission. Houses rented and rents colleci<d. Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fite and Life Insurance Companies. vee References— The business men of Nevada City. aoe TO EVERY 10 CAVS TRIAL OF Dr. Lawrences Wonderful . Callor write for iu!l partics TH Ofex F ' ulars and our 64-page private MEANS. of ‘giving, illustrated book No.8 showing — castasen. & on otich the male system, and fully exour remarkable meth~ ~ ‘culation of © _ ods, VERY MAN should blood in the debilitated parts, }fread It. Sent sealed, in plain ; thus permanently strengthes. envelope, FREE. and enlarging them, ‘cinseng Distill-ng Co. LISTH.LERS OF RYE AND BOLEEON WHISKIES. * mo sT. LOUIS. = wy eaBtracted cng Co physicians treat and cure: all diseases of saga Consultation Free And atrictix Sotdeptis! at floes or by mail, HEALTH APPLIANCE CQ 6 O'FARRELL ST. (NearMarket) $.F ~ . carded, is to turn the eyes upward and .the Pacific Coast, The Standard Oil ' ble, twenty times, . oe te ees 2:25 P.M. Overland Trans eating $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T Real Estate and Insurance Agents. ' CALIFORNIA’ Agents for Paclde States Savings, Load and Building Co., of San Praneisco,°Cal. SS ae eee] the. deli & practiced, will greatly strengthen the! 1, city of Richmond, the terminus of the Santa Fe R. B., is going :o be ! and eyeglasses were disthe gréatest maoafecturing city on downward alternately, as far as possi: “ says a writer in the’ New York Herald: Don’t pause in the . Sant, but hastened. Next turn the . roneinns sages Sion tae Land Company, Orocker Balding, corner and the obverse, or diagonally— , 5 Francisco, is selling’ lots in the that is, to'lower right corner. Repeat. sity of Richmond today on payments Turn then to the upper right corner of $5.00'a month. Can you afford to and its obverse. Repeat. Conclude the ‘save $5.00 a month on a chance like exercise with rolling the eyes around, . this? m first to right, then to the left, in the extreme limit of! the muscular extension, being careful, however, not‘ fo strain the! muscles, If the exercise is: repeated at convenCompany, the Southern Pacific Oompany and-the Santa Fe are spending millions at this point, and it is the one plece where theses: three great corporations are centralized. The Richmond . Polished Shoe Thieves. _ “No, it is not all profit in our busi ness,” declared the manager of an ‘‘ex clusive”’ shoestore in the Fifth avenut nner ee te =~ ne ea a ‘ows a LotAa’ Richmond. 7] f streét. ! makes @ specialty. of Farcy 927 . drink of Beef Tea at’ Britland’s. Jast U ne sates ay ORDER TO SHOW CAUSS . Scammell UPERIOR. COURT OF ‘HE Lotte Lg Neyasa. State 4 Saiiforae. i tter o esta lauebip. of tieorge W. Cooper atd # erick Business Locals. If you want! a good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wot, Harty. tf-m7 "Wm. Britland.at.hissaloon on Broad pet tion b de of sale of a portion of said m nors for the. pusposes hs js therefore ordered, by the said eves that al’ persons interested in the esta said minors appear before thes, Court on Monday, the ‘ 1:08, at 0 o’cluck in the forenoon at the cour-room of said tel the co:rthouse in Nevada ity, Nevada, state of ( alifornia, to sho — why av order should not b2 nranser said gua'd an o sell sc much of the real estate of the said minors as shall. be ece-sa'y a i blished: hat a coy of this order be. pu' ats four successive weeks in the Nev. Cit Daily lraneord psp ig os ad prin’ : a . i and published in sa: “ ay RILON, Judge of the Superior Cou Dated February 26th’ 1908. Drinks, aud you cao. depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liqaors and cigars are served st the Klondike galoon on &pring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visi tors Wm. Peard{ the proprietor, invite ell to eall on him. : d81 tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a he thing for thig cold weather. For the best of every thing in ''e meat linesend your orders to Naffziger. ee district. “It is true we fit the feet o! people of-money,: which means that iP . cases’ of running accounts we have t¢ wait till the end of the year for out, money, because they scorn anything’ but yearly settlements—that is, we render our bills on Jan.1 and get ou money sonié time before June, But our chief source of loss is from polished, ; well dressed: thieves. How can a man away with a pair of shoes? Why, lence sevéral times during the day, it will soon strengthen the muscles. “Hugo and the Barber. When Victor Hugo lived in Paris, in the Place Royale, he used to’ be-shaved by a barbér named Brassier. A friend: of the poét asked the barber one day if hé was busy. “I hardly know which way te-tutn,” was the reply. “We have to dress the hait of thirty ladies for soirees and balls.” And M. Brassier showed the list to his friend. A few days after the friend returned and inquired about the thirty ladies. “Ah, monsieur,” sald the barber sadly, “TI was not able to attend half the num ber, and J hdve lost many good cus tomers througts M: Victor Hugo.” It appears that the poet when about to be.shaved was suddenly inspired and seized the first piece of paper he could fifid to “write a poem. Hugo. hastily left the shop.with his unfinished verses, on the back of which were the names and addresses of the. thirty ladies, many of whom wetted in vain far thet eoiffeur. ‘ ing away with them. These thieves,! men and women, conie in with the air! of wealth and gentility, select expen-! sive shoes, try them on—both shoes are) tried._on,_you_-know, in-.a* first class! place—and ‘while pretending to walk! up and down to try the feel of the shoes they,.divert the salesman’s attention and simply walk out of the store, with twenty dollar shoes on their feet, . leaving a dollar and a half pair on our hands. Don’t think we are ‘easy,’ but there aré so many ways in which this can be worked that we sometimes lose threeor four pairs of shoes in a week.” —New York Times. pros a EE —————_—_—— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. o—— Will Low, the painter, told a story of the Latin quarter days of Robert Louis Stevenson. Low and Stevenson were great friends “Iu their youth. Their friendship indéed ‘continued up to the time of the writer’s death. “Louis,” said the artist, “was no less diplomatic than brave,-He could -be ‘. fiery, and he eduld also be gracious and pacific. One night, I remember, we sat in a garden in Montmartre.. The red wine had been flowing pretty freely, and oné of ‘our party got heated and aggressive. “Finally some one said a: thing that this fighting chap disliked. As soon as the words were spoken he grabbed up a bottle and hurled it at the other’s head. It was a strong, true shot and would have hit the mark had not SteVenson sprung to his feet and caught “ Tut, tut, Georges,’ be sald to the thrower; ‘tut, tut. If the bottle is passed so quickly, none of us will be able to stand out the evening.”—New York Tribune. . Attorney and Counselor at Law. ING (OP STAIRS QP iiroed srqes RUILD: cen, Navas FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. AT ILL PRACTIOR [N“ALL THR COUR ‘tate and Fedara! : P. F. SIMONDS, Al and Counsélér at Law. VW ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATR AN’ Wnited wee? J. M: WALLING, Eanes Gow aaiaai ad Pine str --+, Nevada City THOS. 8. FORD, Attorney. and Counselor at Law, #FICE—LONES B coR. COM. f Y deb ane’ Pini »~. Reason to Be Happy. What is the use of being at odds with the world? _What is the use of being blue and desporndent? The world is full of trials for us all—has plenty of trouble and worry to hand out even td. the best of us from time to time. But there would be no need for men and women—we could all be babes—if there were no great life problems to solve, no burdens to bear, no sorrows to live down. These are the balance wheels of life. They are the trials we have to face in order to strengthen us and broaden us to the opportunities and the real happiness that riches do not command nor poverty bar—New York Mai) and Express. WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. t pS ¥ICB—COR. BEKOAD AND PINES! om staire Nevada Cite JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Bloek, Oommerscial Stree Nevada Oity ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Publi ( »"EICRTILLEY SVILPING, NRVADs Ss 1oYD P, Laks. GRorak s0Ne enone AK Smeaty oii-tin foot and walk. . hearing of the cruel practice, reKilkenny Cats. During the rebellion which oc: curred in Ireland in 1798, or it may bein 1808, Kilkenny was garrisoned bya troop of Hessian soldiers, who amused themselves in barracks by i together by their : tying two cats . ar y oss q . , vavid b. Morgan, $le Administrator with . tails and throwing eM, ACTOSS ithe will annexed. of the Hevaee. Of Siem, 2 i icer, . Pur: Jeceased, having v ‘ clothesline to fight. The officer, poder eregeon? 5 ving Hed oy tit onder of sale of he ogee rare of self dqoetents he oses th+ rein 'o) $ HOT a csietane ordered by the said Court,, thata'l —— tore: ted fs she sada estate t said deceased 4ppear vefore ' pariat Cou t, on Monday, the :0th day of . warch, 1903. at 10 0’ lock ia Sp forenoon of said dav. at th ourt Koom of perior Cri irt ai the coursnouee in said County of th Nevada -tate of C lifornia, to why an order should not be granted to the taid admivistiator with the will annexed to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased, Peter Purdon, as shall be neocessary. ‘And that'a copy of this order be published at leant four successive weeks ia the Nevada City Daily Transcri >t, a newspaper printed aud published in ante Hevede o mty. LON, Judge of the Superior Court, Dated February 24th. 1908, Jonss & Lasus, Attorneys. for Administrator 1% ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, ae ou. N ‘HE SUPERIOR COURT, OP: THE LT conuty of -evada. State of California, In the marter of the Estate of Peter Pu don, deceased solved to stop it. As he entered the room one of the troopers, seizing a sword, cut the tails in two as the animals hung across the line. The two cats-escaped minus.their.tails through the open window, and. when the officer inquired the meaning of the two bleeding tails being left in the room he was coolly told that two cats had been fighting and had deyoured each other, all but the tails. Arctle Belles. Some of the most costly dresses worn by women are those which are’ owned by the belles of the arctic regions. In those lands of ice the women dress themselves by the light of the aurora borealis in costumes ‘more valuable than those worn by the richest women in New York or Paris: Frequently the wardrobe of a semisavage. girl consists of furs that would sell for $10,000 in the haunts of civilization. It is no uncommon thing for a woman of the arctic circle to wear a dress of sealskin with a hood of that rarest of fur: the silver fox. The average value of a dress worn by a woman on the headwaters of the Columbia and Fraser-rivers is said to be $700, it being composed entirely of valuable skins. Pires Which Never Go,-Out. There are domestic fires burning fz England today which have never been out: for. brbdreds.upon.hundreds. of. Fears. — At the @d fashioned farmhouses in the dales: of Yorkshire peat is still burned. The fuel is obtained from the moors, and stacks of it are kept by the farmers in their stack garths.

The country roundabott is noted fos tts “girdle cakes,” which are made fron dough baked in quaint pans sus I’ the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the Kstate of Mary Purdon decea-ed. David K. the Kstateo Mary Purdon. deo . having filed his petition herein duly veritied, . prayingfora order of sale of the real estate of said decedent, for the purposes therein set forth. It is ther: fore ordered by the said a that all persons interested in the estate said deceas:d appear. before the said Superior \ ourt on Monday, the 30th day of Mare! 1903, at 10 o’clock in the forevoon, o day, at the Court Room of said Superiog Court at the courthouse ir said County Nevada State of California, to ca why an order should not be granted to said admiuistrator to sell so much of the Realestate of the said deceased, ry Purdon, as shall be necessary. And tha_a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Nevad published in said Nevada “on: F. T. Jones & LARuR,. Attorneys Administrator. a “ay Daily . ranseript,a newspaper printed a ey iN, Judge of the Superior Cours, . ‘or Dated February 24th, 1903, Natice of Sale of Real and Persénal Estate, No IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the Cou uty of Nevada, State of California, made on the 20th day of Febraary. 1903. in the matter of the estate of James A: Stewart, d ceased, the undersigned, Kxeoutors of said estare, will sell at public auction to the h ghest bidder. for easn, gold eoin of pended over the peat fires, shee seen Linge mone san roy ad en i oR, sa uperior Co These fires are kept glowing from . the ith day of March, 9b us tioatock aan: L, Cooper, minors. ae a YC ‘Anna A. Cooper, the guardian gf me Ons, Bd ote caper. mlnaee having oe Frederic . ral gerd 0 erein-duly veri pg bos f P tion. particular show cause . ai; Said: Valent "i cortenh astcticwer” _Begtoning at the South 1 marked “V8, L. boar’: 4 feet in dete, ceribed ye 4 “V.C.L T. 2 bears 8, long. Begt nn sor! bed I] ence, ‘Morgaa, the Administrator of = VaDa Sel 2G ? Valeniine No.“ LODE LINg, EXTERIOR BOUNDARigs, mar rat SPEIER 24, Corner, No,» of the LODE LINE. '.” bears See gl 5.4 feet; . 80 [Variation 160 45' Eas : to black omic 12 inebes! in’ diate,eh . oar ha Be Noe hota EXTSRIOR BOUNDARIES, N bears N. 48° 46’ g . 8. 20 “S401 Te thena eh 7.” bears § (Varintion 1657" Kaw) 1800 feet to a pins post scri ence & pine 8 inches in diameter . ab g he x so R, phence (Variation 1 » Sout Quarter of we ne are ty wha Rel Two Location, te deveribed ax folluwn, a ode Po't.an oak, Fi ye oak } medi tied ce, Dit pa ner of Section 5, 7, # + 512 2 fete: " ery) to cornet No 1, thy contain) ‘of nmin,’ : comme het B Portion of ¢ a Marter of Seotion 6, 1.17 N., Ru The sees of this mine ts records k e 0 the County Kecorder of Nevis mty tg book leve ‘of Mining Cail nin; claimants are: On the ‘ D. Quarts Mive andthe «: Qua ad Persone claim r adi la the United Stare Leora e and the f ‘tek Queres the Battis Claim; oe and on the North, the Summit of the G to, in the State of California, don! t ‘ dys of publication hereof, o bly wllline barted be nnn here , ARMSTRONG, Register, aBLe, Attorney for Apples 4 8 q ered that t the peri ¥ DatLy TRansonirt, a newspaper published at Nevada City JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, B ~ ordered itipe for. paten’, ; of sixtv daysin i‘ generation to generation, and the son . )» front of the Courthouse. at Nevada City, warms himself at the fire which warman She oousty.o« Bavaes, ae <0 oe See ed his sire and his grandsire and hig the time of his death. or that his grandsire’s sire and which will warm . gg penis fiend. & — pot as lots, pieces, or parcels of land, si his son and his son’s son. ‘and being in the county of Ney. There is a fire at Castleton, in the 2), 0rnle, and bounde! end Whitby district, which has been urn. . fol'ows towit:ing for ofer 200 years. The record An undivided one-half interest ‘fo! lowing described property. vist The eof probably is hetd by a farmhouse at Os ‘s. *Seetion motherby, in the same district. This 5. Ee Se the N. 44 of wi of Sect 1 ¥ ? Cp, i NR it the S % of Section ‘he N. W. 1-4 of Soction 10, . *% fire has been burning for 500 yeara, =. ‘ rere and there are records to show that it * 4 otk. W. 1-4, 4. Tp. 0, Bo : 3a has not been out during the last 300: TheS. W.1-4of N. E. 1-4; the N. 1-2 of 8. BE. years. JONES & LARUGA, 11-4 and theS. W. 1-4 and) bes. W 1-4of S. B. 1-4, Section 4, Tp. The N. 4 of N. E. 1-4, and S. EB. 1-4 of N.B. Attorneys at Law, Grabs Valley, Cal TelephoneBinck 184, ’ e@ Bargains! W. W. WAGGONER, _ Civil Engincer and Surveyor. D* Moran & Boberte” Blosk Ne. pas JAMES: 5 AT—— . New Frait and Vegetable storell. HARNESS ann SADDLERY 1-4. Seeciou 4, Tp. 17N, R. 17 EB. . vada county, California. pate . Also allof Lots 23 a . Truckee, Nevada acumen wiewbcenrii bel business vad Executor erie Notice to Creditors. [za SUPERIOR cOURT OF TH 1 State of California. : matter of the estate of AP.) Rong In "a of A. P. Clark, deceased. ‘is hereby given 'y the under. : tor of the last will andterte’’ dece . to tl pow og and ail persons having claims ; tor the fst bli n of this not ce Searls, Nevada i the lage forth.» trunsactl: eis ‘of the estate ‘in the Co a. ed April 8rd, A. D. 193. . + EORGE ©. SARG and testament at the law office of 8 Galiforni-, the to s ie he é A'eo Lot I of Block K of T; 5 Alsoall of the household PS. ed belong. Ing to deceased. P. H. SP’ JOHN SHEREIE, DELINQUENT SALE NOTICB: Bargains! CAIRNS he EW INDEPE} ; N CODERS DENG QUARTZ MINING YEE LEE & CO. VB'o: a F Hinks orldfe on MAIN STRAT. pepe wil To! Horse Brushes, 250, 850, free of t ’ ’ 2 : ° charge and the ORDER: TO SHOW CAUSE. ap SUPERIOR COURT OF THE iin theater : te and GuardianI3ShRa Wangan, r. the’ Speoial Guarperson and estate of J Team Harness of all kinds, Obamois, Sponges, Robes and Dressing, Buggy Tops, Carriage Trimming done on Baggy Whips from 10 cents to $8 50 Gents Work and-Driving Gloves 50,centa to §2. Ao Cushions, $1 50 and upward. Whip Lashes, 25 cents to $4.50. Whip Stocks, 25 cents to $1.50. Single Harness, $7.50:and upward. Single and Doable Expfeas'Hutiibes. Gent's Saddiés'of all' Kinds at lowest prices. Location of prineipal place business Nevada City, Nevada Oquase, “Geltternte; 1 location of works, Sierra county, California . %t following deseribed stock on Beco a. . 28t sessment No. 2, levied on the Ninth’ dey at Febrnary, 1908, the several pu /e: the N Company for she Mention of seven 0: ar. cranes r © ensuing year. 193, at 20’clock p.m. Polls w Notice.—There are delinquent ‘Tr Stockholders’ “ceting. a County Narrow Gauge Ka tis NEVADA counry NAKROW GAUGE RAlle: EDAD C MPANY. ‘ Th meeting of the atockholders é directo e ion of such other business a8 ° ly come before the meeting, x: RST DAY OF A AY. THE FI yong 2:80 o'clock and closed at 2:40 p.m. ansfi b day of March 1908 at the office of the company at the ra road d Grass Val'ey, Nevada Cou California on WEDN RIL books will close on Saturday, ti B. G. BEATTY, Servet, . anes amounts set 0; mre coe, ames ot the respective sharehold50o, 60c and 75c. Names. gta emir M.B. Dumler.. B. Dumler.,..... rer cog ed Hempel.. rew BE. L. Towle.) E. L. Towle..... W.A. Braca.. W. A. Brace.. ie jaa in scoordasee with law, @nd an oO! e B: ard of Directors, mad ; . day of February 1908, ao many tient r ; parcel of such stock as ma: Ee sold at public auetion a the soe the Corporation. the fise Searis, Nevada Gtittoent of TWENTY NINTH D Sy ims, . 8 © hour of twelve o’sloc iday, to pay the Golinquans Cncniant, thereon togeth costs and expenses rey ge of a4 me . M By order of the Board of of sit on hand and made to order. and Blankets, Harness Oil Cushions. and all kinds of Dated 1 atiort noties. ated March 10, 1908. EEL. LL_L_LLLLLLLL—_L SE. Tithe Appointed for Proving Will, Btc Broad Street, Dated February iéth, RNS . Nevada City N THE SUPERIOR WouRT IN > re County of Nevada, State fd Rea th COMP ER ater of the Estate of HARVBY Notice is hereby LEB YUBA MINING UOMPANY. to ‘Mi catieainain! glace of busine, : California location of works: Notice of Probate of Will. Se aha treating of i RIOR COURT OF THE eis sega ae en Lev oa is [sie ese fargo tomes. Fer Seis. at the a » .1Se a for eal«¢ pu a and’ PU Ey cee tieretee ay Ll, Meals os ° HAYDEN. Se : O'Farrell ® rcet, San raneteso, @ having ased to exhibi ot eary vo within of said Notice to Creditors. as the time and p'ace for pre ‘ said Harvey Cooper. d bé : fi Cahtorul tion of Sc keels county, Caiifornls. © N \TICE.—There are delinquent weit . Soeeneat ert fclacre elt Delinquent Sale Notice, cee N DATED GOLD Ww MENT Location of tnetpal tock, on accou! bee ied on the 2 of the respective . a: No. No. Certificate Shares 1000 Names to pay her W of the JAMES B. BROOKS. © fo abel Montgomery ph men Ne htornie. jug th Pre Chas policetion them of Let where any vinsalg a and contest th Dated Mareh 2th ¥o08. By A. J. ont, jakBOguaR, baa Nevada County Undertaki ti N°THE , SUPERIOR COURT IN AND For Callior ia. F the Estate of VARY “Betute of Mary J. Hoskin, dee. ° een: 2 is hereby, the suborsianed h, deceased, to the erento mer? to ‘claims amines ce = ; om. cette he, neces. . m of this uotios. 10 the seit =e > By Ee » to the anid rin Reveal ity, Californi , tine Re o the transaction of th busin» rn estate, county of Nevada. : . JOS. EUSTis, Fin: ot Funeral! Furvigh otsh ee ° Floral GEO. A. GRay, 5 USEPH HUSKING, ; , ER OF I, MARY. P, toy “NOTICE. ———= pHB CITY Francisco, ‘ owner of lan hereby giv e . ii, 19:3 day of Apri "i via, the. ING We ch day Tariuary, 1908, the severa) amounts: set Oe n'y 0a ith cost @ State of OF a use, bath, eleot d ener. One, of in town. For re City Water 0 ime aod bath, 1 3a », at F. Gillete pare Wanted 4 furnished house ia. Né hagust and September.” 00m Moderate. IRR Nocbildren. Apply aty. For Sale. ata bargain. 1 Ny. Te onjer folding bed. <1 go table, 1 center table. Carpets, shades.’ lamps. above Grove. street, t awe” wanted.” omible. manager wante’ ‘of warerooms & fra aud Plumes: cour City, to further interes wring concern. Salary nd commission®. “Applii eash as security, a Manager, P. 0, Box For Sate. ral water. agency and 8. For particulars ap , with Union I¢e Co, a Saas hillet’s Premium Prat — Grade, 7 cents per pout 6 cents 3 Wwesery. Nevada Ott Agents Wanted. ee wanted i Ry be latest,” nee “ articles ‘of necess! ofite, \Addread Ay O. or St. San Fra) . For Rent. phed rooms in a desirab’ ill family. Inquire'‘om 4 For Sale or Rent. ont t malice ie particulars. in Are You Interestes Jin MATRIMON ¥y yl help you. tit. Letters aagred ds want to marry. I i nded from the begins Wanted. : vepresentatives -eve and addresses, and Ing of my Brut te piano player, ood wages paid Ww Business “Ch flee investment of $20 i Hon of success, if you. are Se OHO Staton Mition. Itis ‘or’ a wiceayte out juterfe: Address H. Chicago, . a then. 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