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TRRIOR BOUNDARY 4
WIS LOCATION, lad
t. No, 1, a spruce .
4 Set Wins. in tne et!
Seiad ts rh . > W, ong
fH tne NE, oon pits
A. D. » berrs Kast $23.
er, a ¢ marked :
. ik. Bie; thence bos id
is 278 ft. to east ond of Io
4 ft. long, 4 ing, Square,
und with mound ofe
1 tion pose Matked
BU” KB, 4 ft; thence
bor. No.2 cn tine of Ure
pnsolldated) suze, t
sk 16 ins, diam, blazed g
nee an ouk YW inj, ¢
+ 23.5 ft. blazed ang sori
mee alo.g Gr ae Wes,
“had His 8, 280 0 W.6
Ue Post, in stone m,
hed 116-4 and 337g) net
m. bears N. 20 i Whee
d B.'t'. $3751; thence alo
os vac. 189 Hs. 10
+ SO. %, & Spruce po.
» 866 18 ‘ing, in the grou
rth, a ae £8161, Wheng
80" H.,
4-761; theno: yar, a
ft. to. cor No.5, a cedar pg
g, 4 ius. square, Set 18 ing,
}: mound of earth, Scrip
, furked oak 6 ins, d
ft., blazed und Seribed
@l with iocation corner)
4 NO. 8; thence var, 189
s to ro end of lode tip
ong, : 8a: ©, set
ith Sao mound eed.
;
on
th of tannuei bonne setae
at 400 ft; thence same eo,
fc. to cor. No, 6, & cedar po
Bare, set 2 ft.in the grou
arth, scribed 4761, wh en
m. bears S. 67° i6 B.17
Dd B. 't. 6—3761; iden
Peg & marked st.L No,
+N. GVO 41” Hi, 495.7 ft, tos
4 of Omega pateuted m
iong, 4 ins. square, set i
ith mound of earth, serib
16 in, diam, bearg
Ss and voribed B,
long Omega south line
© cor. No. 8, als) SB, eg
bedar post 4 ft. long, 4
in the grouad wita mo,
. &—8761, wheice a fir §
° KB. 15 it. blazed and sorih
nee var, 18° K along Um
O80’ W. 176.3 ft. to cor, Na
long, 4 ins. squars, set 13
ith mound ot earth, sori}
he NK. cor. of Omega Mii
26 it; the:ce var. 180 §,,
t to beginning.
UIS LODE LINE.
post L-38761 at: west end
var. 18° K., N. 68° 50g
l, cast end of lode line, abo
‘ OF THE ST. LOUIS LocATI
Exterior Boundaries.
or. No. 1on the south ling
. mine, a cedar post 4 ft, lo
; 18 ins. in the ground, wi
h, seribed 1—3761, whene
n. bears S$ .2° W,, 9.2ft, bla
'. 1--8761, the NE cor. of §
+» M. D. M., bears N, 772 38
with location corner No
K., S.18° 40’ i. 227.6 tt. to
ension of the St. Lonislo
me course 172 {t. to cor, No
. long, 4 ins square, set ig
vith mound of earth, serib
a cedar 5 ins. diam. bears
azed and scribid B. T, 2-3
E 8.779 19’ W., 07 ft. toe
oat 4 ft. long, 4 ins. square,
round, with mound of ea
whence a willow 15 ins, dia
W. 15.5 ft. blazed and serib
pence var. 18° ., N, 18° 40
id, of lode line, a cedar po
uare, set 18ins. int: egro
earth, scribed L—3761; th
o. 4, a cedar post 4 fe. long
18 ins, in the ground,
1, scribed 4—3761, whence #
» Deadwood, patented, mil
W. lll ft.; thence var. 180
68 ft. to beginning.
BST. LOUIS WEST EXTRASION
post L—3761 at west end of lor
180 K.,N. 85° 12’ B, 20.1
ode line, post L—376l.
d course of the ledge is fi
Southeast. The number
m the lddge is 2429.1 feet, ex
he west lode post of the we
he St. Louis location to th
yf the same, thence extend
from the west lode post of tht
on to the exst lode post of!
tibed in the foregoing Fick
face ground claimed is
m each side/of the lode ti
d as limited by the aboved
+o eee to conform to
at claims. :
; location of said St. Louisla
10. d in the ottice of theCo
evada County, California,
ng Claims, pages 552 et seq.
ocation of the west extensit
's location is on record it
unty Recorder of sai
ok No. 10 of Mining
ims; On the north by %
tine (patented), on the
the Great Western 4
lo. 116. ;
persons claiming adversely!
ledge, premises or any po
scribed, surveyed and pit
or, are hereby notifi
verse claims are duly
w tnd tre regulations in¢
the time pr seri
ster of the U.S. Lam
lalifornia, they will
ions of the law in # ie
THOMAS FRASBR, Registet
ordered that the forego
lication for a Patent na
yy-one (61) consecutive
irTy DAILY TRANSCRIP? 7
iblished at Nevada ro (ts
said paper is design’
yaper published ned!
. and the proper one
ation. :
SPAS FRASER, Regist
ation of this fotice Yew
paris, Attorney for App'ican®
Proving Will.
. COUNT, IN ANDES
Bae Novads, ‘state of ©
rer of the Estate of Jemes
x, ¢
that MONDAY,
reba
1901, at 10 s ie
lay, at the Court How city 8
J Courthouse
in t ey!
yada,
has been app? fe
ad place for P oving t
fe r he
itts, decenscls {iets forthe
estsmen'ar's
\¥ person
interested
may
he same,
1901. ‘Jerk: mber RY ARBOGAST, Cit"
1. J. Hosking, Deputy
sessment Notice.
cont the. corpor roe
in United Pe Got a
y.at the . Building, 59 ©
spon which this
‘a.
Ff on the 2uth day ood
ent
:
presen
4st YERAR—NO. 19,053.
COLUMN.) .
sjortisomonts of not to exeeed five lines
eons * riably in advance. goleinver
Jow is your time to buya Piano. Organ or
Machine for a Christmas present,
getthe b'g discount. “Rasy monthly pay4, The best makes car: such as
pway’s for $525.00, Estey Organs $100.00,
Singer Machines $85.00. But I have }:
peaper goods if you want them.. ‘
GEO. W. RERKS, Agent,
Residente ‘Nevada City.
Lost
(ERNMENT POSITIONS. —) YOUNG
ny Wanted for Raitway Mail Clerks. Ins Corres. Inst. Cedar’ Rapids, Ia/
A Good Investment.
Small or Large Amounts With
ospeculation or gamble,-but from legiti, . ,
te business. Bankers, meréhants, projonal men, and all persons interested im
-y making with amall capital are. joinBathe Sareea iret tates. For particula:
yarwold 4% Co., Ninth and Pine Streets,
Louis. Mo. ¥ : 5
Choice Berry Plaats.
his ia a good time to plant Raspberry and
wherry plants. I have the best varieties
make only a very moderate charge for
n, delivered. T. Hy Leu.
godring. Areward will be given by rening same to TRANSORIPT office. n22
Wanted.
heifer calf is wanted by Daniel Moley, the milkman. a poly 7
Weekly Dances.
bompany C, N. G. C., will give:weekly s0bat Armory Hall every Ssturday night
iionEadies frees costa 0 coma imission— @8 en
invited. . oStf. . :
First-Class Bootblack. ;
on Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s
ber shop, on Broad street, gives the best
intown. All the latest sporting papers
kept on hand. junit
Furnished Rooms to Let.
urnished rooms to let. Enquire at James
y's corner Grove and Nevada streets
i “4 tf
rad Annual: Ball
Under the Auapices of
\UREL PARLOR, N. D. G. W.
At ARMORY HALL
EW YEARS NIGHT.
bor Director... RALPH GAYLORD
oor Committee—J. V. Snyder, J
Rogers, E. A. Moore, J. F. Colley,
tles Grissel, L. A. Garthe, Ladis
ilng, Giuyas Richards,
ule by PROF. WILD’S FULL
OHESTRA.
ekets—Admitting Couple, $1.50;
‘8 Ladies, 25 poh ’
llery—-Ladies 25 cents ; gentleDb, 50 cents.
Neely Social
To be given at
ARMORY HALL,
TURDAY: EVENING
FULL ORCHESTRA
ee
Mion.. Ee ..60 cents
ules Free
Their New Saloon!
MAITLAND BROS,See Neg thier a
rands of "apoint to serve he :
hes, Liquors and Cigars
All kinds of Mixed wrinks _
* Specialty,
AND BROS. Props, Cen yescis
StWe Ever Tasted!
"Verdict of all our patrons, asto the
MEAD, PIES. and CAKES
MADE ATTHE
‘wYork Bakery
GEORGE HURST, Prop.
Bativery to an.
%, ay aethis h
» gold ring. . Findet will pleace. ©
1 ladies iv offioe ana receive reward’
pes .an’ it's
two w!
* “Mts. Mianigan—Oi see as bow er in th’ nursery
poe or how much ye'll charge t tau
thot
meBo
Sa
be neal Augy wie mot. 2: co! Z
for four weeks. en I was con‘WINE*CARDUI
?
OF
Women need no longer’ suffer for modes:y’s
sake.. Wine of Cardui brings relief to modest women in the privacy of their
_ homes. Many of the best ‘in this
-medicine. it cures whites and fall
cates these dragging pei
sively what you
Cardui, " Thedtord’s Black-Drausgh
stomach and bowels. When
. sure you get them. . It was
¢.that saved Mrs. Davis’ life."now renders unnecessary.
Gift Novelties
In Silver.
Don’t try to decide on your gift purchases before visiting us an examining our latest consignment of Silver Novelties. We
have a wealth of pretty things from which
you ean choose,
GIFTS FOR FATHER
GIFTS FOR BROTHER
GIFTS FOR SISTER
GIFTS FOR BROTHER
GIFTS FOR SWEETHEART
GIFTS FOR FRIENDS .
All pretty combinations of the novel, useful and ornamental Standard goods at the
lowest prices.
For Ladies:
Mirrors :
Hair: Brushes
Cloth Brushes
Sonnet Bi
Combs
Embroidery Seissors
Button Hooks
Envelope fold v ers
Hair-Pin Trays
PowdeF und
Box
Jewel
For Gentlemen:
having
stereo
Military Brushes
Hair Brushes
: foe tog CigarCountry Orders Promptly Filled. atte Cases
Engraving Done Free of Charge.
C. J. BRAND,
JEWELER
v Vem,
M Cakse © S2Y Part of theéity. Wed-. ao~
TWephone mney aspecialty. . hake
Better than ever before
and you will say so too, when you
visit our store and see our..
2
. . .Georg _Davey returned from Sen
faticieco last evening; where he has
been inthe German Hospital. He has
ot ‘improved,.and returned on. the
advice of physipians. ay
Mrs. BR. H.Quick and child arr ved
from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon,
-j where they have been visiting. They
are on their way to their home at Bad-}
ger Bill. SER ao
-R. .C, Walrath returned from Sen
Francisco last evening, where he: has
been om business, = *
What do you thipk is the sense.in a
“. elock striking the half hours ?
pm
We are glad to seea mouse trap in a
=. fine house; because misery likes comowed Sl
the cling stones. f : 3
ees o a
The biggest hickory nut have also
~. the thickest shells.
As long as boys act. “amart” they
may. be-said to be still young.
Every .man.says he isnot. worth
much, but he does not really think so.
5
Did it ever strike you that you can
buy Jesse Moore whiskey for the same
price that is paid for just ordinary
“. whiskey ?
The First For the Season.
P. G. Scadden, the grocer, haa received a consignment of choice crantities to suit and at a reasonable
price. é o19tf
Good Meats.
Colley Brothers have the very best
of beef, mutton and veal<son hand at
all times. : tf
8@e
Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for
sale at Rector Bros.
Don't drink Jesse Moore whiskey
anless you want the best.
Women and Jewels.
. : ‘Jewels, candy, flowers, mar that is
the order of a woman’s preferences.
Jewels form a megnet of mighty power
the average woman. Even that
greatest of all jewels, health, is often
ruined in the strenous efforts to make
or save the money to purchase them.
Ifa woman.will risk her bealth to get
a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequencea 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
not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure
for coughs, colds and all bronchial
troubles. You can get Dr. G. G.
pr ad reliable remedies at all drug—"
gists. :
Get Green’s Special Almanac.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c.
Fresh Sweet Cider,
Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in
quantities to suit customers. Warranted first class, Ecquire of F.
GzIcEr. p15-tf
CONTRACT 10 LET!
Sealed bids will be received
for the Old Home Consolidated Mining Company at
Blue Tent. Superintendent
Walter McG. Logan will be.
on the ground to give information to contractors.
[HOLIDAY GOODS
\
stoeks of Holiday Soods in Yevada
City from which you ean select a beauttful present for alt—old or young and
hy rices are a5 Low as the Loves
A speetal invitation is extended to all
to visit my store and see these Soods:
*€
now have one of the handsomest @
of, and -ll pe sons having claims
. the
Notice to Creditors.
be ti OF JAMES KITIS, DECKASED.
Notice is. hereby ziven by the undersigned, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of James Kitts deceased, to the ereditors of and ali persons heving claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them .with the
neeessary vcuchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the
said Executor Herbert S. Kitts, at Nevada
City, Calif., the same belog the piace for the
transaction of the business of said estate, in
said county of Nevada.
; HERBERT S. KITTS,
Executor of the Last Will aud Testament of
James Kitts, deceased
Dated Nevada City, this 16th day of December, 1901. del?
Notice to Creditor<
1° the Superior Court, in and for the Coun
ty of Nevada State of Ca ifornia. In the
patios of any of by given b Bpaows.
leceased. Notice is hereby given © uDdersigned, admint-trator of the Estate of
Elizabeth Nichols, deceased, to the eaaitore
aga'ns
said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessar’ vouchers. within four
montbs after the first publieation of this notice. to the said Administrator, atthe law
office of Fred Searls, Be Selly the Court
House, in Nevada City, nia, that being
the @ for the transaction of the business
of estate.
3 ALPHA NICHOLS
Adininistrator of the Estate of Elizabeth
ges
Rated at ada City, Calif., Dessmber. 14.
: i} beer and eboice wines, liquors ‘aud
~ ‘The very best ‘flavored peaches are . ‘. bread ‘at five cents a loaf at the Popa+
berries, which will be sold in quan. beg
for running a tunnel 100 feet! ;
For lite t 8 : “ 9 nc0.T. B.Gray. ‘
Mince meat in bulk at 15° cents per
pound at Scadden’s, act
We oan please the most fastidious
Call on Ed Schmidt when you want
snything in the tobacco Jine. tf
Latest and most stylish effects in fall
and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf
For the best of everything in the
feat line send your orders to Naffziger
For a clean, smooth ehave call at
Tom‘Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 25c. tf.
The choicest: brands of whisky and
cigars can be found at W.J. Barr.anp’s
Oouncil Chambers. Try them. tf
Sofbetto Icecream Sandwiches are
the very latest thing out, Ohas. E.
Tegler makes them, Try one. o2ltf
' A good hot lunch will be served
‘every night at William Harry’s saloon,
corner Pine and Spring street. (Cool
cigars always on -hand. jall . tf.
Loveland is now selling bie famous
let Bakery. Try it and you will elways
buy it. : nov6-tf
_ Ifyou want a good, cool drink of
beer—the very best in town—drop iv
and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf .
-Choice oyster. cook-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oounsil
Obambers, on Broad street. alte
A Woman’s Awful Peril.
“There is only one chance to save
your life and that is through an operation were the startling words heard
by Mrs, I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge,
Wis. from her doctor after he had
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
case of stomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
an to use Electric Bitters which
wholly.cured her. It’s a wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy;
tage Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite.
ry it. ao 50 cts. Guaranteed.
For sale-by W. D. Vinton.Something Nice to Keep.
Avy one whoattended the re-union
picnic and gathering of old Nevada
countyans, which was held at-Glenprocure aluminum souvenirs of that
occasion at five cents each at E. W.
Schmidt's or. store. They ‘will be valaable in years to come.. tf.
——
eee
Not ‘merely stimulating, but nour~
ishing, not a nerve killer, but a true
nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge whiskey.
Stops the Cough
and Works Oft the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold.in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
brook on the 10th of September, can . Dr.
rs
FST. IX 13860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO,
Thécold snap is losing ite nip a
little, and the mercery is on the riseThis morning the thermometer indicated a temperature of thirty de‘A New Department. :
+
able “Peterkin Papers” remembers the
“Lady from Philadelphia.” It was she
to whom. the. Peterkins, turned whenever they didn’t. know just what todo
or how’ to do it. Many persons may.
not -know, however, that the “Lady”
ia now living, that her real name is
Gillespie, and that she is a greatgranddaughter of Benjamin Franklin, “These facté lend additional interest to a new department just begun
in’ the Ladies’ Home Journal called
“The Lady from Philadelphia.” All
that is vouchsaféd is that the “Lady”
His an-authority on all questions pertaining to. etiquette, manners. and
good form, ahd each month will anewer such questions ae may be sent in
by young women. ::
For handsome Christmas presents,
goto A. & H. W: Hartang’e store on
Broad stréet. They have all kinds of
watches om. hand and every one is
guarenteed to be just aa it is represented. ; dl7vtt
Aba: miess end even wholesome
stimulant, made from carefully selected grain-pure, old, mellow is Gilt
Edge whiskey.
Brain-Food Nonsense. j
Another ridiculous food. fad has been
branded by the. most competent authorities, . They bave dispelled the. silly.
notion that one kind of food is needed
for brain, another for mascles, and stil!
‘enother for bones. A correct diet will
notonly nourish a particular part of
the bedy, but it. will sustain every
other part. Yet, however good your
food may be, ite nutriment is destroyed.
by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepare for their mpeeowonce or prevent their coming by taking regular
doses uf Green’s August Flower, the
favorite medicine of the healthy millfons, -A few doses aids digestion, stim‘ulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel
buoyant and vigorous. You oan get
. G. G, Green’s reliable remedies at
all druggists. :
Get Green’s Special Almanac.
Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is
properly treated, the first step in the
direction of consumption arrested, the
lungs developed, the breath set free, we
need not fear.consumption.” Kemp’s
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
sole agent.
One pound, licts.
Two packages
f
In Jars, each
i, 2
i
. B
\
SSS
NEVADA COUNTY
&
Blue Ribbon Raisins
In % boxes. A box
Keinz’s Apple Butter
Read over the Sallowing and see tf you do not need some
of them for your Christmas Dinner..
Mince Meat In Bulk
In packages, 10cts.
Citron, Lemon Peel
P. G. SCADDEN
Commercial Street, Nevada City.
Particulariy 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 what he
has spent on his habiliments, A clean,
well-ironed shirt, collar and tie are
passports to more. places than one —
and here is the office for the aforesaid
LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION
H. ¥. HOLMES, Manager, WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City
~
P Every . Pots Unc'bas reed the inimit-.
ISIMPLICITY
eet
Given Away Free.
‘with
Teas, Coffees, Spices,
Flavoring Extracts, Soda,
Mush, Baking Powder.
9"/2 lbs. Sugar Frea with each 25e. Purchase
2 lbs. Sugar Free with cach SOc. Purchase
G lbs. Sugar Free wit each $7.9 Purchase
3O lbs. Sugar Free with cach $5,°° Purchase
Coffees E*reshily Eeoasted.
10,12%,15, 20, 25, 20, 25 cts. per pound
Grood Quality Our Stronghold
= ure Deas
35, 40, 50, GO and 70 cts. per pound
Delicious Flav cr. Eull Strength
PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES
10, 15 and 25 cts. pei can
Colima Baling Powder
15, 25 and 45 cts. per can a
$1000 REWARD
To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder
shan Our Colima Baking Powder.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
10, 20, 325 and 40 cts. bottle
GOOD TIME TO BUY
"mary Premiums Free Many
COOD QUALITY. LOW PRIC&S.,
LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Stronghold
4.ttractixze Sale
CF Bi
China, Crockery, Glassware
Gtr Or
Attractixze Frices.
Cood Place to Buy
Great American Importing TeaCo;
PINE ST., Masonic Building, Nevada Clty.
Have You Seen
Some acer HS
Madein, Vici Kid, Yeloirs, Box Calf, Kangaro.
Oh," Yes, We Have Cheaper Shoes, from $1.75 Up.
Also, a large supply of Ladies and Children’s Shoes—good wearers, good
fitters and prices reasonable,
BOVEY BROS., Broad Street.
DURABILITY
The Blickensderfer Typewriter,
Better than allothers inevery particular
RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent
<
Nevada City, Cal.
W rite ‘for Circular. .
PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT
DR. ROBINSON'S FOLDING THERMAL BATH CABINET
OR HCT SPRINGS AT HOME
Tf, you a geiug to buy a Cabinet don’t fall to:
: Factory Prices. 32 page book Free on application,
D. W. DAVIES & (O.
THE GROTTO SALGUN
Coolest’ and Sharpest Beer
in Town, 5c. per Glass
Office—Stover Building.
SIERRA NEVADA SALOON
; 0000
BOWLING ALLEY
(NEXT DOOR)
FINEST WINES AND Liguors.
Wines, Liquors and Oigars on hand. QF Best 5 Cent Beer in Towa,
‘Hot Lunch every Saturday Night.
Most convenient Club Rooms. ‘JAMES DOWER, Proprieter,
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NE ae eGR!) SGT ORN SB! BRE