December 16, 1901 (4 pages)

ie Su 6, North, Mine eo 8 i : pattnerel Survey No.4 ‘TERIOR ROUNDanIRg ¢ UIs LOCATION, rt. No. la sprue een ara : itty er,a b marked te a” i a «these pote to eas, ate tbe 4 und with te sara rahe eUCe § No.2 on ane of Jonsolidated 8 ; ak 16 ine, “aia te i ast blazed ana 7 ence alo.g Gr ay rl ar. 189 K.,S, .48o yp Wg Spruce pvst, in sto. rhed 116-4 aud 3 silk wh re N. 20 Ways ed 8.1 38-8751; thence ud line, var. 180 He, 8,10 r. No. 4, a 3, Tuee po t4 ©, set 18 ins. tu U the gro arth, scribed 5 it ws \. bears S. 370 aw’ ‘ we 8761; thene: yar, 189 ft. to cor No, 5,a cedar ng, 4 ins. square, set 8 in ih Wound of earth, g a forked oak 16 nye 4ft., blazed and serib cal with tocatiun cor, i, No, 3; thence yar, ixg }£6 (0 west ena of loue i long, 4 ins. squa. e, set is with stone mound 40; sl wath lécation post, m ath of tunueil bears west out 400 ft; thence same co) 0 fc. to cor. No, UG asecar iquare, set 2 ft.in ae earth, scribed t—s7 og beara S. 679 16 ka ' bd B. TI. 6—8761, iden oP @ post marked st. 1, ie, N.G9O 41’ kK, write ine of Omega pateuted p t. long, 4 ius. square, se: with mound of carth, ser & pine 16 in, diam, b . blazed and seribed i beard nrg roth la D © cor. No. » sk, ; cedar post 4 it, long, } as. in the ground wita o ed 8—876), wheice a fic 0° B. 15 it. blazed and se ence var, 18° ts along 4° 80’ W. 176.3 ft, 10 oor, ) t. long, 4 ins. :quars, set is with mound of ea; th, the Ni. cor. of Umexa W. 26 it; the.cevar. 14° § pet to beginning. LOUIS LODE LINE. » post L—38761 at west en pe var. 18° is., N. 68° 50 761, east end of lode line, ON OF THE ST. LOUIS 100 of Exterior Boundaries, t cor. No. Lon the south ed mine, a cedar post 4 set 18 ius. in the ground, rth, scribed 1—s70l, when am, bears S .2° W., 9.2ft.u «'k. 1--3761, the Nis cor. of )B., M. D. M.; bears N, 77? ai ‘with location corner © K.,S.189 40" bh, 2.7.61. ta xtension of the St. Louis ame Co sree 17. it. to cor, ft. long, 4 ins be eat gee , with mound of ea ye a cedar 5 ins. dia blazed and scrib.d B. T,Oo KS 772 19° W., 7 ft. ta post 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squ ground, with mound oi 1, whence a willow 1d ins. 4’ W. 15.5 ft. blazed and thence var. 18° 1y., N, 18° end of lude line, ‘a cedar} -equare, set 18ins, int egré of earth, scribed L—8781; No, 4, a cedar post 4 ft. lo get 18 ins. in the ground, rth, scribed 4—3/61, whene the Deadwood, patented, 28’ W. 111 fc.; thence var. 13°63 ft. to beyinning. OF ST. LOUIS WEST EXTE: at post ee at west add var. 180 £.,.N. 85° 12’ E. sf lode Ime, Lat L—-W6. med uae hae of thee be ‘ to Southeast. ‘the nu 1 on the ledge is 242.1 feet, n the west lode post of the f the St. Louis location t st of the same, thence exter ly from the west lode poste ation to the exst lode post yscribed in the foregoing 3 surface ground claim h on each side of tue lod bed as limited by the abe ¢ thereabouts, to conform’ scent claims. > 0: location of said St. . reco. d inthe ottice of the f Nevada County, Califo ining Claims, pages of loeation of the west ¢ ouis Lag pe on re0or Courity Keoorde! Book No. 10 of Mining 0 Claims: On. the north ‘rtz Mine (patented), 02 by. the Great Western 1 tt anathol claiming advé , premises OF any P eee ped, surveyed . aod . d for. are hereby i an aims J rotigd nd t! e regu hf the time pr # ot a of the y 8. ‘and o, California, they. ¥ \: visions of the ‘law ed. bes Pro MAS FRASBH! ——— ‘eby ordere Anplication, (to vs -one A OMY DaILY Tans published at Nevignated ich said paper 18 des peal wapaper publishe one aim and the prove his applica srk set, Re . blication of this ! potiee D ,d Sea:ls, Attorney tor Arp Proving Will. nT, IN 4 OR COUN, ry hbo ‘Nevada, state s hereby give® t DECEMBEE 141, uid day, at the Cour the Courthoue . t Nevada, has bees #900 tng e-and place for BO ator ea Kitts, deceased, 114 for sation of Her be ne sated BF him of — orinterested ean: pers' s the a Dee mber 2d, 18) 1001g0GAST i, er soaking. peputy polite Assest ment Notices h day 9 i aie sae foaueD rahe auctions ty ruceday. te will be sold on Te the 400i oft sa? el if y with costs preee “of sale. Board o of Dire oF OGL W preity p—i)4-418 Claus feo ast. YEAR—NO. 12 05%. ENT cOLUMN,. monte of oct to exceed five ‘iar in {nse under th. pac or or 40. tne aoe wae ye eriably in advancg, Finder, will Hh please, piles’ cold Tine ccoive reward got this office an RNMENT POSITIONS. YOUNG Gned for Railway Mail Clerks. Inyp Cortes. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. 4 Good Investment. 11 or Large Amounts With soall or Lave Protits. culation or gamble, Rip iidketttty J pusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro. men, and all persons interested: in y making with small capises are. adele First-class references 1 i Bev ate address ine roi & Co. ig Ninth srciou) Choice Berry Plants. js a good time to plant Raspberry and verry plants. I have the best varieties eonly avery moderatecharge for delivered. T. H. Lene. For Rent. mber of rooms are offered for rent in oer Building on Broad street. For mlars enquire of Mrs. F. A. Gourley. Broad street. n28 tf. Lost, dring. A reward will be given by rei same to TRANSORIPT office. n22 Wanted. biter calf is wanted by Daniel Mo, the milkman. Apply ent Rn. Weekly Dances. ‘ pany C, N. G.C., will give wéekly a Armory Hall every murdey night { wusic furnished for the dancin ing. ion Ladies free, ee ne ts A Big Cut in Prices. wiowed for any make of machine in for a new Singer. Also big discount hes seat have eer prin gees — month up. and lots of good “se gad ‘makes, from 8: $3 up. StainB.Chase, Emerson, Estey aud other . Fanos; ont Estey and gotner st low ee Fag aymen aie 0. oREEKS, Agent. First-Class Bootblack. om Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s shop, on Broad. street, gives the best intown. A : bro latest teen papers Furnished Resins to Let. hed rooms to fet. Enquire at James ') corner Grove and Nevada streets tf Mt :Annual.: Ball Under the Augpices of REL PARLOR, N. D. G. W. At ARMORY HALL W YEARS NIGHT. Director RALPH GAYLORD or Committee—J. f Rovger, gers, E.A. Moore, J. ae 68 Grissel, L. A, Gene, Ladis ng, Gluyas Richards, ic by PROF. WILD’s FULL STRA. ets—-Admitting Couple, $1.50 ; adies, 25 wan ; kry—Ladies 25 cents ; entlecents. # 2 Bekly Savi To be given atARMORY HALL RDAY EVENING . " FULL ORCHESTRA sion Meir New Saloon! AIT LAND D BR@S, tenet their newic « fr Se a s, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Specia laity, Mixed Jrinks » BROa. Props. Cen nercia! t We Ever Tasted!. Merdict of all our patrons, as to the ID PIES and CAKES MADE aT THR vYork Bakery “ORGE HURST, Prop, ane * any part of the city ms Has Beas pl \ \ ae: head pee Lat gies ; well pleased. Ed} Fen To Cure a Cola inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine ‘Tablets. All druggists refund the money . . ifit fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sigmetare ison each box: 26c. f . indispensible, In the sick room or on your sideboard Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is ‘Praged: 10F-1 A woman ~ this ehureh the ether « prayers for him, ( year, o-best brands of svlhieie pou gg igor ‘at the Co J. Britland, ws a ean bers, shouldn’t drink Jesse Moore whiskey. _ that’s because signed the Blades. ee i SU BIH O} i 161 sidies: 1] 2L%L eR josltse team pe erate wert ‘Was a Good One. Those ae attended the performance at ee seme’: company at. the thefig ma atre on y. or last evening, were. mendable. > me than ‘repaid for their ath When Laying ee bat ~ tis one of the : best eompanies. has visited this city in several ae As a usual thing there is a considerable drag,to the performance of the companies. coming here, but this was a ais notable exception, and every one was ae -Diokerman’s line of ebony. and celluloid goods is ow new this toma” went to. . which was a abe. came; home; her: husband, asked her if she asked for the prayers of the church, and she said she did not. But she told him that she did hold mp ber ene 7“ for their a2 Al Oban tf There. is only-one:. reason ane you “AA” you have NEVADA “CITY, C CAL. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, “1g01. eas tobe ris “Peper sc epeheer 2B 3 258 58 ke fe 2 E eee bee eeeES oe aq Bia 3 by Jae Se For lite insurance see 7B. ‘ary, -Minge'mest ‘in. buik at 15 cents per pound at Soadden' 8. d6tf We ean, Please the most fastidious im millinery. Mies Hoeft, Broad St. .~ Oall.on Ed Schmidt when you watt anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and moat styliah effects in fall and wintermillinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in’ the meat line send your orders to Naffziger teats glean; amooth ebave call at oore’s tonsorial parlors, OomBasta St; price Ibo. Baths 260. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Briruanp’s Oouncil Obambers. Try them. tf Sorbetto:: Icecream Sandwiches ate the very*latest. thing out. _ Chas. E. eyes makesthem. Try one. o2ltf By, 4) 3 AS SSS voice!” you can choose, ' lowest prices. JEWELER In Silver. Don’t try to decide on your gift purchases before visiting.us an examining our la. test’ consignment of ‘Silver Novelties. We have a wealth of pretty things from which GIFTS. FOR FATHER GIFTS: FOR BROTHER GIFTS. FOR SISTER GIFTS FOR: BROTHER . GIFTS FOR SWEETHEART GIFTS FOR*FRIENDS All pretty combinations of the novel, useShavi ful and ornamental Standard goods at the pe Orders Promptly Filled. Engraving ere Free of Charge. C. J. BRAND, good hot lunch. will be served . : aes ery night at . at bots Harry’s saloon, . pring street.“ Cool re. seats . whee _ had liquors > a cigars always on hand. jall:tt .Loveland: is: now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. ‘Try it and you will always buy. it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the: very bent in town—drop ip and.see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be proSee at Billy Britland’s Oounci! hambers, on Broad street. s27tf °A Woman's Awful Peril. “There is.only one chance to save your life and that is through an operion were, the startling words heard oy, Mrs, I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, is. from her doctor afterhe had ‘. vainly tried.to-care her of. a frightful case of stomach trouble and’ yellow jaundice, Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she began to use ic Bitters which wholly cured her. It’s a wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Gures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try. it. ;Only 60: cts: Guaranteed. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union picnic ‘and gathering of old Nevada conntyans, which: was held at Glenbrook, on ‘the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that THE TERRIBLE. LANGUAGE, “You don’t seem to take an actiye interest-in golf. Count?” “No-o, I.should like, but ze doctair Prescribe zat i _Should have a care “toe se Giff Novelties wee Ss For adlose Cloth. Brushes Sonnet Brushes sors Button Hooks Ink Bottles Env Holders Hair-Pin Powder Pu: Boxes Jewel Cases Shaving Brushes ng-stick Boxes Military Brushes Hair Brushes .Broad dex uable in years to come. tf Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh: Sweet Cider can be had -in; quantities’ to suit. customers. Warranted first class, Enquire of F. GRIGEB. n16-tf Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that ‘is theorder of a woman's preferences. C<'. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power Combs Embroidery Sels2 und For Sratiomene Retter than ever before and you will say so too, when you visit our store and gee our. HOLIDAY GOODS} now jeuk ene of tha handsomest stoeks of Holiday Soods in Yevada Ny Drices are a5 Lon as the Lovest. City from which you ean select a beau. tiful present for all—old or young and . @ JA special invitation és extended to all 2 to visit my store and see these Goods. . Ub. Kt Crawford L: Hi Matn Street. to the average. woman. ven that of all jewels, health, is often ruinedsin the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them. Ifa women will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself againet the insiduous .consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread:disease from the-system. It is nota cure-all, but it is a certain cure troubles. You ean get Dr. GQ. pa reliable: remedies at all sed sts. Get Green’s Special Almanacs. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J2H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is property treated, the first step in the irection of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’ ‘8 Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other.remedy. has .saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an 4 sole agent. 2ee ce)" Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge Whee. CONTRACT 10 LET! Sealed bids will be received for running a tunnel 100 feet for the Old: Home Consolidated Mining Company at Blue Tent. Superintendent Walter McG. Logan will be on the ground to give information to contractors. Notice to Creditor< N the Superior Court, in and for the Coun. ster @ a Nevada State of Ca‘ifornia. In the of th of Elizabeth Nichols, ja berets Pin tine NICHOLS, Dated at Nevada City, Calif., December 14. 1901. di occasion: wt Hive cents each at E. W. “y suffered such pain from corns I Get Sohuridr’scigaretorer-Tihey-wilt be val. could hardly walk,” writes H, Robtmejfor coughs, colds and all a go Administrator of the Ketate of Elizabeth . aight ‘4 The Demon 1 medal contest to be held next Monday evening at. Nevada Theatre promises to be well attended. A fine entertainment has been provided and the literary contest will be quite interesting. After the expenses are paid the remainder of the proceeds will be donated to the Public Library Fund. Anadmission fee of 25 cents for adults and 10 cents fo r children will be charged. Fred L. Arbogast will preside as chairman, and the following will act as judges: I. ©. Lindley, Fred Searls and H. W. Hartung. The following will be the prcgram : Prayer—Rev. Wm, Angwin. Violin Solo, with piano accompaniment—H. Angwin and Miss Linda Landsburg. . Recitation—Ethel Miller. Vocal Solo—Dr. = of Grass Valley. _ Recitation—Annie pe os ‘ Instrumental Solo—Norman Shaw and Jessie Cook. Recitation—Gertrade Gray. Vocal Duet—Miss Nina Woon and Mrs. Dunster. Recitetion—Luna Tully. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze. -Recitation—Hazel Hyde. Empire State Quartette. Recitation—Mary McKenna. Presentation of Medal, Instrumental Solo—Michael Hyman, Christmas Suggestions, Rosenberg Brothers have a fine line of holiday gecds on hand, -and they offer some timely suggestions in reference to their large stock, See their advertisement in this issue of the TRANSORIPT, and note the special lines of goods that are offered at reduced prices. The assortment of cloaks and capes has been selected with great care, and it affords ‘a good opportunity ‘to obtain a pretty Christmas present. The far department is very complete and the stock of gloves comprises all styles and colors. In the handkerchief department is to be seen a fine display of handsome designs, and the stock of underwear is large. The prices have been cut in two, Says He Was Tortured. son. Hillsborough, Ilis., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve com pletely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, ‘cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Cut glassor i SR is a fine Xmas present, At Brand’s. tf ———---92->—_____. Common whiskey is a curse but Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing. . Broad and as Ste. . Satarday morning Henry Lane went to Marysville with a four-horse rig, to bring up the afflanced of Suey Chung, the Washington: merchant. He retuned yesterday afternoon with the girl, and the vehicle was decorated in grand shape, with Obinese lanterns and red silk.” The eariiage was partitioned off and the Mongolian beauty was hidden.from-the rade geze of the white two-horse rig, evidently looking out that no white devil should steal away his prize, -After changing horses the wedding party proceeded to. Washington, where the ceremony was performed last night. What She ‘wanted. A little otk was caine t prayer. When she got to the nat cation, “Give us this day our daily bread,” she thought. ofa happy variation, and it suited her better. a very keen delight in doughuuts, so _. she repeated it “Give us this day our daily doughnuts.” -And who will say that it was not effective. Why not ask right out for what! he want. Bread Mas do, but doughnuts ete so much er. Rings! Rings! Rings!. Fifty to choose from at O, J. Brand’s> tt 1 Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Brain-Food jou Néasedee Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. ‘They have’dispelled the silly notion that oue kind of t food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones, . A correct: diet will not only nourish a particular. part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their rT or prevent their coming y taking regular doses uf Green’s August r, the favorite medicine of othe" healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes: you feel ie oa and vi orous. You can get Dr. G. G.Green’s reliable remedies at all dra gists. ‘The First Por the ‘Season. ceived a consignment: of ch3dice cranberries, which wilk be sold in .quantities to suit and at a reasonable price. ae o019tf The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambere, corner of &cte per glass. Try thei w cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Bros, ©One pound, lécts. One pound Seeded Two packages n boxes. One pound In Jars, each. Blue Ribbon Raisins A box Mixed Nuts Keinz’s Apple Butter Read over the following and see if you do not need some of them for your Christmas Dinner. Mince Meat In Bulk In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel Raisins P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. Observed by All Observers. Particularly feminine observers, the man whose linen is immaculate in its cleanliness and snowiness attracts more attention than the man who is flashily dressed, no matter a he has spent on his habiliments, A olesn, well-ironed shirt, collar, and tle are passports to more plies than ‘one— and here is the office for the aforesaid passports. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY As H. Vv. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident pe ey Nevada City The groom to be followed. ina]: She had . food may be, its ‘butriment is destroyed . reen’s oo Almanac. . i P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re-{' . \PORTABILITY UGAR. Given Away Free . with _ Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 25a. Purchase 2 lbs. Sugar Free with each SQc. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free with each $1.9? Purchase 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.99 Purchase Coffees &reshiy Foasted. Sood Quality Our Stronghold =ure Teas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 «cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. E111 Strenseth PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pei can Cclimmne Baikine Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder than Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 cts. bottle Times as _o 3 m3" Premiums Free coop QUALITY. LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREM! UMS Our Stronghold Attractive Sale China, Crockery, Glassware. ING Vv «Goa &ttractizxwz7e FE rices. Good Place to Buy Great American fe age Co, ‘desi ST., Masonic Building, Nevada City., =e 83,00 Shoes ai, Vici Kid, Veloars, Box Calf; Kangaro. THEY CAN’T BE BEAT ANYWHERE FOR THE PRICE, @@F Try a pair and be convinced. og On; Yes, We Have Cheaper Shoes, trom $1.75 Up. _ Also, a large supply of Ladies and Children’s Shoes—good wearers, good fitters,and prices reasonable. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothersinevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent . Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT Dd. ROBINSON'S FOLDING THERHAL BATH CABINET OR HOT SPRINGS AT HOME If you are going to buy a Cabinet don’t fail to get Factory Prices. 32 page book Free on application, F D. W. DAVIES & CO. THE GROTTO SALGON xx* Coolest and Sharpest Beer » in Town, 5c. per Glass Office—Stover Bullaing. 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DC DOOR) Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. S Best § Cont Boor in Tom Most convenient Olub Rooms. $1000 REWARD SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM Finest WINEs AND Liquors, — JAMES DOWER, Proprietor, eae 2 pile ate cn igh mater orate mn ont ai

ie Su 6, North, Mine eo 8 i : pattnerel Survey No.4 ‘TERIOR ROUNDanIRg ¢ UIs LOCATION, rt. No. la sprue een ara : itty er,a b marked te a” i a «these pote to eas, ate tbe 4 und with te sara rahe eUCe § No.2 on ane of Jonsolidated 8 ; ak 16 ine, “aia te i ast blazed ana 7 ence alo.g Gr ay rl ar. 189 K.,S, .48o yp Wg Spruce pvst, in sto. rhed 116-4 aud 3 silk wh re N. 20 Ways ed 8.1 38-8751; thence ud line, var. 180 He, 8,10 r. No. 4, a 3, Tuee po t4 ©, set 18 ins. tu U the gro arth, scribed 5 it ws \. bears S. 370 aw’ ‘ we 8761; thene: yar, 189 ft. to cor No, 5,a cedar ng, 4 ins. square, set 8 in ih Wound of earth, g a forked oak 16 nye 4ft., blazed and serib cal with tocatiun cor, i, No, 3; thence yar, ixg }£6 (0 west ena of loue i long, 4 ins. squa. e, set is with stone mound 40; sl wath lécation post, m ath of tunueil bears west out 400 ft; thence same co) 0 fc. to cor. No, UG asecar iquare, set 2 ft.in ae earth, scribed t—s7 og beara S. 679 16 ka ' bd B. TI. 6—8761, iden oP @ post marked st. 1, ie, N.G9O 41’ kK, write ine of Omega pateuted p t. long, 4 ius. square, se: with mound of carth, ser & pine 16 in, diam, b . blazed and seribed i beard nrg roth la D © cor. No. » sk, ; cedar post 4 it, long, } as. in the ground wita o ed 8—876), wheice a fic 0° B. 15 it. blazed and se ence var, 18° ts along 4° 80’ W. 176.3 ft, 10 oor, ) t. long, 4 ins. :quars, set is with mound of ea; th, the Ni. cor. of Umexa W. 26 it; the.cevar. 14° § pet to beginning. LOUIS LODE LINE. » post L—38761 at west en pe var. 18° is., N. 68° 50 761, east end of lode line, ON OF THE ST. LOUIS 100 of Exterior Boundaries, t cor. No. Lon the south ed mine, a cedar post 4 set 18 ius. in the ground, rth, scribed 1—s70l, when am, bears S .2° W., 9.2ft.u «'k. 1--3761, the Nis cor. of )B., M. D. M.; bears N, 77? ai ‘with location corner © K.,S.189 40" bh, 2.7.61. ta xtension of the St. Louis ame Co sree 17. it. to cor, ft. long, 4 ins be eat gee , with mound of ea ye a cedar 5 ins. dia blazed and scrib.d B. T,Oo KS 772 19° W., 7 ft. ta post 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squ ground, with mound oi 1, whence a willow 1d ins. 4’ W. 15.5 ft. blazed and thence var. 18° 1y., N, 18° end of lude line, ‘a cedar} -equare, set 18ins, int egré of earth, scribed L—8781; No, 4, a cedar post 4 ft. lo get 18 ins. in the ground, rth, scribed 4—3/61, whene the Deadwood, patented, 28’ W. 111 fc.; thence var. 13°63 ft. to beyinning. OF ST. LOUIS WEST EXTE: at post ee at west add var. 180 £.,.N. 85° 12’ E. sf lode Ime, Lat L—-W6. med uae hae of thee be ‘ to Southeast. ‘the nu 1 on the ledge is 242.1 feet, n the west lode post of the f the St. Louis location t st of the same, thence exter ly from the west lode poste ation to the exst lode post yscribed in the foregoing 3 surface ground claim h on each side of tue lod bed as limited by the abe ¢ thereabouts, to conform’ scent claims. > 0: location of said St. . reco. d inthe ottice of the f Nevada County, Califo ining Claims, pages of loeation of the west ¢ ouis Lag pe on re0or Courity Keoorde! Book No. 10 of Mining 0 Claims: On. the north ‘rtz Mine (patented), 02 by. the Great Western 1 tt anathol claiming advé , premises OF any P eee ped, surveyed . aod . d for. are hereby i an aims J rotigd nd t! e regu hf the time pr # ot a of the y 8. ‘and o, California, they. ¥ \: visions of the ‘law ed. bes Pro MAS FRASBH! ——— ‘eby ordere Anplication, (to vs -one A OMY DaILY Tans published at Nevignated ich said paper 18 des peal wapaper publishe one aim and the prove his applica srk set, Re . blication of this ! potiee D ,d Sea:ls, Attorney tor Arp Proving Will. nT, IN 4 OR COUN, ry hbo ‘Nevada, state s hereby give® t DECEMBEE 141, uid day, at the Cour the Courthoue . t Nevada, has bees #900 tng e-and place for BO ator ea Kitts, deceased, 114 for sation of Her be ne sated BF him of — orinterested ean: pers' s the a Dee mber 2d, 18) 1001g0GAST i, er soaking. peputy polite Assest ment Notices h day 9 i aie sae foaueD rahe auctions ty ruceday. te will be sold on Te the 400i oft sa? el if y with costs preee “of sale. Board o of Dire oF OGL W preity p—i)4-418 Claus feo ast. YEAR—NO. 12 05%. ENT cOLUMN,. monte of oct to exceed five ‘iar in {nse under th. pac or or 40. tne aoe wae ye eriably in advancg, Finder, will Hh please, piles’ cold Tine ccoive reward got this office an RNMENT POSITIONS. YOUNG Gned for Railway Mail Clerks. Inyp Cortes. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. 4 Good Investment. 11 or Large Amounts With soall or Lave Protits. culation or gamble, Rip iidketttty J pusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro. men, and all persons interested: in y making with small capises are. adele First-class references 1 i Bev ate address ine roi & Co. ig Ninth srciou) Choice Berry Plants. js a good time to plant Raspberry and verry plants. I have the best varieties eonly avery moderatecharge for delivered. T. H. Lene. For Rent. mber of rooms are offered for rent in oer Building on Broad street. For mlars enquire of Mrs. F. A. Gourley. Broad street. n28 tf. Lost, dring. A reward will be given by rei same to TRANSORIPT office. n22 Wanted. biter calf is wanted by Daniel Mo, the milkman. Apply ent Rn. Weekly Dances. ‘ pany C, N. G.C., will give wéekly a Armory Hall every murdey night { wusic furnished for the dancin ing. ion Ladies free, ee ne ts A Big Cut in Prices. wiowed for any make of machine in for a new Singer. Also big discount hes seat have eer prin gees — month up. and lots of good “se gad ‘makes, from 8: $3 up. StainB.Chase, Emerson, Estey aud other . Fanos; ont Estey and gotner st low ee Fag aymen aie 0. oREEKS, Agent. First-Class Bootblack. om Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s shop, on Broad. street, gives the best intown. A : bro latest teen papers Furnished Resins to Let. hed rooms to fet. Enquire at James ') corner Grove and Nevada streets tf Mt :Annual.: Ball Under the Augpices of REL PARLOR, N. D. G. W. At ARMORY HALL W YEARS NIGHT. Director RALPH GAYLORD or Committee—J. f Rovger, gers, E.A. Moore, J. ae 68 Grissel, L. A, Gene, Ladis ng, Gluyas Richards, ic by PROF. WILD’s FULL STRA. ets—-Admitting Couple, $1.50 ; adies, 25 wan ; kry—Ladies 25 cents ; entlecents. # 2 Bekly Savi To be given atARMORY HALL RDAY EVENING . " FULL ORCHESTRA sion Meir New Saloon! AIT LAND D BR@S, tenet their newic « fr Se a s, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Specia laity, Mixed Jrinks » BROa. Props. Cen nercia! t We Ever Tasted!. Merdict of all our patrons, as to the ID PIES and CAKES MADE aT THR vYork Bakery “ORGE HURST, Prop, ane * any part of the city ms Has Beas pl \ \ ae: head pee Lat gies ; well pleased. Ed} Fen To Cure a Cola inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine ‘Tablets. All druggists refund the money . . ifit fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sigmetare ison each box: 26c. f . indispensible, In the sick room or on your sideboard Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is ‘Praged: 10F-1 A woman ~ this ehureh the ether « prayers for him, ( year, o-best brands of svlhieie pou gg igor ‘at the Co J. Britland, ws a ean bers, shouldn’t drink Jesse Moore whiskey. _ that’s because signed the Blades. ee i SU BIH O} i 161 sidies: 1] 2L%L eR josltse team pe erate wert ‘Was a Good One. Those ae attended the performance at ee seme’: company at. the thefig ma atre on y. or last evening, were. mendable. > me than ‘repaid for their ath When Laying ee bat ~ tis one of the : best eompanies. has visited this city in several ae As a usual thing there is a considerable drag,to the performance of the companies. coming here, but this was a ais notable exception, and every one was ae -Diokerman’s line of ebony. and celluloid goods is ow new this toma” went to. . which was a abe. came; home; her: husband, asked her if she asked for the prayers of the church, and she said she did not. But she told him that she did hold mp ber ene 7“ for their a2 Al Oban tf There. is only-one:. reason ane you “AA” you have NEVADA “CITY, C CAL. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, “1g01. eas tobe ris “Peper sc epeheer 2B 3 258 58 ke fe 2 E eee bee eeeES oe aq Bia 3 by Jae Se For lite insurance see 7B. ‘ary, -Minge'mest ‘in. buik at 15 cents per pound at Soadden' 8. d6tf We ean, Please the most fastidious im millinery. Mies Hoeft, Broad St. .~ Oall.on Ed Schmidt when you watt anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and moat styliah effects in fall and wintermillinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in’ the meat line send your orders to Naffziger teats glean; amooth ebave call at oore’s tonsorial parlors, OomBasta St; price Ibo. Baths 260. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Briruanp’s Oouncil Obambers. Try them. tf Sorbetto:: Icecream Sandwiches ate the very*latest. thing out. _ Chas. E. eyes makesthem. Try one. o2ltf By, 4) 3 AS SSS voice!” you can choose, ' lowest prices. JEWELER In Silver. Don’t try to decide on your gift purchases before visiting.us an examining our la. test’ consignment of ‘Silver Novelties. We have a wealth of pretty things from which GIFTS. FOR FATHER GIFTS: FOR BROTHER

GIFTS. FOR SISTER GIFTS FOR: BROTHER . GIFTS FOR SWEETHEART GIFTS FOR*FRIENDS All pretty combinations of the novel, useShavi ful and ornamental Standard goods at the pe Orders Promptly Filled. Engraving ere Free of Charge. C. J. BRAND, good hot lunch. will be served . : aes ery night at . at bots Harry’s saloon, . pring street.“ Cool re. seats . whee _ had liquors > a cigars always on hand.. jall:tt ..Loveland: is: now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. ‘Try it and you will always buy. it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the: very bent in town—drop ip and.see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be proSee at Billy Britland’s Oounci! hambers, on Broad street. s27tf °A Woman's Awful Peril. “There is.only one chance to save your life and that is through an operion were, the startling words heard oy, Mrs, I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, is. from her doctor afterhe had ‘. vainly tried.to-care her of. a frightful case of stomach trouble and’ yellow jaundice, Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she began to use ic Bitters which wholly cured her. It’s a wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Gures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try. it. ;Only 60: cts: Guaranteed. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union picnic ‘and gathering of old Nevada conntyans, which: was held at Glenbrook, on ‘the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that THE TERRIBLE. LANGUAGE, “You don’t seem to take an actiye interest-in golf. Count?” “No-o, I.should like, but ze doctair Prescribe zat i _Should have a care “toe se Giff Novelties wee Ss For adlose Cloth. Brushes Sonnet Brushes sors Button Hooks Ink Bottles Env Holders Hair-Pin Powder Pu: Boxes Jewel Cases Shaving Brushes ng-stick Boxes Military Brushes Hair Brushes .Broad dex uable in years to come. tf Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh: Sweet Cider can be had -in; quantities’ to suit. customers. Warranted first class, Enquire of F. GRIGEB. n16-tf Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that ‘is theorder of a woman's preferences. C<'. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power Combs Embroidery Sels2 und For Sratiomene Retter than ever before and you will say so too, when you visit our store and gee our.. HOLIDAY GOODS} now jeuk ene of tha handsomest stoeks of Holiday Soods in Yevada Ny Drices are a5 Lon as the Lovest. City from which you ean select a beau. tiful present for all—old or young and . @ JA special invitation és extended to all 2 to visit my store and see these Goods. . Ub. Kt Crawford L: Hi Matn Street. to the average. woman. ven that of all jewels, health, is often ruinedsin the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them. Ifa women will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself againet the insiduous .consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread:disease from the-system. It is nota cure-all, but it is a certain cure troubles.. You ean get Dr. GQ. pa reliable: remedies at all sed sts. Get Green’s Special Almanacs. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J2H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is property treated, the first step in the irection of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’ ‘8 Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other.remedy. has .saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an 4 sole agent. 2ee ce)" Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge Whee. CONTRACT 10 LET! Sealed bids will be received for running a tunnel 100 feet for the Old: Home Consolidated Mining Company at Blue Tent. Superintendent Walter McG. Logan will be on the ground to give information to contractors. Notice to Creditor< N the Superior Court, in and for the Coun. ster @ a Nevada State of Ca‘ifornia. In the of th of Elizabeth Nichols, ja berets Pin tine NICHOLS, Dated at Nevada City, Calif., December 14. 1901. di occasion: wt Hive cents each at E. W. “y suffered such pain from corns I Get Sohuridr’scigaretorer-Tihey-wilt be val. could hardly walk,” writes H, Robtmejfor coughs, colds and all a go Administrator of the Ketate of Elizabeth . aight ‘4 The Demon 1 medal contest to be held next Monday evening at. Nevada Theatre promises to be well attended. A fine entertainment has been provided and the literary contest will be quite interesting. After the expenses are paid the remainder of the proceeds will be donated to the Public Library Fund. Anadmission fee of 25 cents for adults and 10 cents fo r children will be charged. Fred L. Arbogast will preside as chairman, and the following will act as judges: I. ©. Lindley, Fred Searls and H. W. Hartung. The following will be the prcgram : Prayer—Rev. Wm, Angwin. Violin Solo, with piano accompaniment—H. Angwin and Miss Linda Landsburg. . Recitation—Ethel Miller. Vocal Solo—Dr. = of Grass Valley. _ Recitation—Annie pe os ‘ Instrumental Solo—Norman Shaw and Jessie Cook. Recitation—Gertrade Gray. Vocal Duet—Miss Nina Woon and Mrs. Dunster. Recitetion—Luna Tully. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze. -Recitation—Hazel Hyde. Empire State Quartette. Recitation—Mary McKenna. Presentation of Medal, Instrumental Solo—Michael Hyman, Christmas Suggestions, Rosenberg Brothers have a fine line of holiday gecds on hand, -and they offer some timely suggestions in reference to their large stock, See their advertisement in this issue of the TRANSORIPT, and note the special lines of goods that are offered at reduced prices. The assortment of cloaks and capes has been selected with great care, and it affords ‘a good opportunity ‘to obtain a pretty Christmas present. The far department is very complete and the stock of gloves comprises all styles and colors. In the handkerchief department is to be seen a fine display of handsome designs, and the stock of underwear is large. The prices have been cut in two, Says He Was Tortured. son. Hillsborough, Ilis., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve com pletely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, ‘cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Cut glassor i SR is a fine Xmas present, At Brand’s. tf ———---92->—_____. Common whiskey is a curse but Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing. . Broad and as Ste. . Satarday morning Henry Lane went to Marysville with a four-horse rig, to bring up the afflanced of Suey Chung, the Washington: merchant. He retuned yesterday afternoon with the girl, and the vehicle was decorated in grand shape, with Obinese lanterns and red silk.” The eariiage was partitioned off and the Mongolian beauty was hidden.from-the rade geze of the white two-horse rig, evidently looking out that no white devil should steal away his prize, -After changing horses the wedding party proceeded to. Washington, where the ceremony was performed last night. What She ‘wanted. A little otk was caine t prayer. When she got to the nat cation, “Give us this day our daily bread,” she thought. ofa happy variation, and it suited her better. a very keen delight in doughuuts, so _. she repeated it “Give us this day our daily doughnuts.” -And who will say that it was not effective. Why not ask right out for what! he want. Bread Mas do, but doughnuts ete so much er. Rings! Rings! Rings!. Fifty to choose from at O, J. Brand’s> tt 1 Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Brain-Food jou Néasedee Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. ‘They have’dispelled the silly notion that oue kind of t food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones, . A correct: diet will not only nourish a particular. part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their rT or prevent their coming y taking regular doses uf Green’s August r, the favorite medicine of othe" healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes: you feel ie oa and vi orous. You can get Dr. G. G.Green’s reliable remedies at all dra gists. ‘The First Por the ‘Season. ceived a consignment: of ch3dice cranberries, which wilk be sold in .quantities to suit and at a reasonable price. ae o019tf The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambere, corner of &cte per glass. Try thei w cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Bros, ©One pound, lécts. One pound Seeded Two packages n boxes. One pound In Jars, each. Blue Ribbon Raisins A box Mixed Nuts Keinz’s Apple Butter Read over the following and see if you do not need some of them for your Christmas Dinner.. Mince Meat In Bulk In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel Raisins P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. Observed by All Observers.. Particularly feminine observers, the man whose linen is immaculate in its cleanliness and snowiness attracts more attention than the man who is flashily dressed, no matter a he has spent on his habiliments, A olesn, well-ironed shirt, collar, and tle are passports to more plies than ‘one— and here is the office for the aforesaid passports. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY As H. Vv. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident pe ey Nevada City The groom to be followed. ina]: She had . food may be, its ‘butriment is destroyed . reen’s oo Almanac. . i P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re-{' . \PORTABILITY UGAR. Given Away Free . with _ Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 25a. Purchase 2 lbs. Sugar Free with each SQc. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free with each $1.9? Purchase 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.99 Purchase Coffees &reshiy Foasted. Sood Quality Our Stronghold =ure Teas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 «cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. E111 Strenseth PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pei can Cclimmne Baikine Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder than Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 cts. bottle Times as _o 3 m3" Premiums Free coop QUALITY. LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREM! UMS Our Stronghold Attractive Sale China, Crockery, Glassware. ING Vv «Goa &ttractizxwz7e FE rices. Good Place to Buy Great American fe age Co, ‘desi ST., Masonic Building, Nevada City., =e 83,00 Shoes ai, Vici Kid, Veloars, Box Calf; Kangaro. THEY CAN’T BE BEAT ANYWHERE FOR THE PRICE, @@F Try a pair and be convinced. og On; Yes, We Have Cheaper Shoes, trom $1.75 Up. _ Also, a large supply of Ladies and Children’s Shoes—good wearers, good fitters,and prices reasonable. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothersinevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent . Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT Dd. ROBINSON'S FOLDING THERHAL BATH CABINET OR HOT SPRINGS AT HOME If you are going to buy a Cabinet don’t fail to get Factory Prices. 32 page book Free on application, F D. W. DAVIES & CO. THE GROTTO SALGON xx* Coolest and Sharpest Beer » in Town, 5c. per Glass Office—Stover Bullaing. 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DC DOOR) Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. S Best § Cont Boor in Tom Most convenient Olub Rooms. $1000 REWARD SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM Finest WINEs AND Liquors, — JAMES DOWER, Proprietor, eae 2 pile ate cn igh mater orate mn ont ai