February 16, 1901 (4 pages)

the or will contract, 4 inty of N $8th ay of Novemmae ‘ . ARBOGAST, yf for Pini tor’s Sale. ¥ GIVEN order « the County of 2 estate said deceased, wi . he highest bidder oe luited Stetes on Thur 4 January, 1901, at’ ten out door of the Court . @ county, Calj. / ealand personal-prop. * Nevad nd to that certain real ilevada Township, Ne. ’ known as and . rnia, Reneh, all the right, id estate in and 4 ction 17, T. 16 N, RoE? = D. TOWLE, » Estate of Bete Bi, ji J Creditors. HREY CALANAN, DE. en by the undersigned » estate of Humphrey » the ereditors of and laims against the said them, with the necesi four months after the his uotice to the said he law office of Fred he same being the place f the business of said _of Nevada. CHAEL CALANAN, 4 Estate of Humphrey ay of January, 1901. eal Estate and Per: r at Private Sale. ‘YY OF AN ORDER OF the Superior Court of a, Stace’ of California, in the matter of the esdeceased, i wiili sell at and personal property ‘ he: sale will be duesday, the sixth day bids will be received at ; Larue, Postoffice sy, California. ‘Terms. . money of the United of bid at the time of ce on confirmation by description of the es4 at Sweetland, containund ; Lot 3, Block 2, at g 8.05acres, 8 acres of ‘sand north by Lot 4 nd, all in the County of fornia; the following ls persoual property: cow, 1 heifer, 1 cider grindstone, 1 pair of . wheelbarrow, . saw, wing knife, doors, win‘lumber. account due . account due from J, k. T. J. TORPIE, } Estate of Elijah Pease, ss Valley, Att’ rneys” for j24 how Cause. R: COURT OF THE . State of California e estate of J. Badeau, ; court by the petition d filed by T. J. Torpie, estate of J. Badeau, dessary to sell the whole e‘real estate and perid decedent to pay the and the expenses and ation, red by this Court that i in the estate of said ore this.Gourt on MonFebruary, 1901, at the . M. of said day at the i Court. at the Court » County of Nevada, to order shou'd not be nin strator to sell so al estate and fersonal necessary and that a pub‘ished for four suc@ NevabA City TRANprinted and pul lished F. T. NILON, Judge. rk, . Deputy. 1900. borueys for Administra‘ifornia show Cause. MR COURT OF THE 1, State of California. » estate of ANN JANE the administratrix of ne Seott, deceased, havpetition duly verified, tale of certain real e3for thé purpose thererefore ordered by said s interested in the esappear before the said onday, the lith day of o'clock in the forenoon urt Room of said Suhe Courthouse, Nevada State of California, to order should not be \dministratrix to sell so te of the said decea:e¢ shall b> mecessary an order be published at weeks in the NrvaDA RIPT, a daily newspaper d at Nevada City in said ate of Cal:fornia. i. LON, Superior Judge. rney, > Creditors. mR COURT OF . THE a, State of California. the estate of Elizabeth . Jones, deceased. yen by the undersigned ; will and testament 0 wased, to the creditors ving claims against the ibit them, with the nechin four months after . of this notice, to the e law office of J. M. Walunty of Nevada, State of being the place for the raging of said estate in a , A. D., 1901, LUCY A. NOYES, ANDY B, JONES, ate of Elizabeth Jones HARDSON, ER AND— ‘ EMBALMER. opp. Hall. ‘ay Le le Tele. a) a ee ner relief dy a i and the seal of the 4 THAT IN . ithe Peek 4 day of January, 1 i . of Sabra “ iu andersigned, adminis. + eo THE ee eneeecond rN ————S By [iail, $6a Year. 50 CENTS A. a wee ts a week or 40 cents 10 s¢ invariably in advance. TRANSCRIF eo 3 . Carriage Trimmings By Carrier, 12 1a Cts a Week. . . a : WEEK Advertisements of not to ss hagd for lines in ngth inserted under 0 centa : k or $28 month. “ro tional line @ month. PayRooms and Board. dng at reasonable rates. Mrs, Jones, in theStover Building on Broad «street, is prepared to accommodate a limited number of persons with board. and jodgjio Singer-Sewing Machines — paired and ‘Sold and rented on:easy ‘terms, or willexchange for anything useful. Geod sesondhand machines from $5.0) up. All makes reparts kept in stock. Offices ~ Bovey Bros.’ Shoe Store, Nevada City, and H. J, Fuchs’ Grocery Store, Grass-Valley. « GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. an “Jd. Gairns. . AE 1$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES : At price saath thie sidan ; A Fine Line of Robes from $2 dp. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry . A Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. ‘Men and women toappoint agents and wepresent us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. = nt, perm: Combs and Brushes. ‘Old_established bh P positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at onite. — ‘ All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Addresa BUTLER & ALGER, Ww HavEn, Came upasoa? —— = i “ e, Atthe prices Wanted:. a 0 ‘ re it these goods ffered Christian man or women ng to qualify aaa are now ofie for permanent position of tryst, here or in home county. $900 yearly. ‘Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. enn rere 9 eee Public Auction, > Inthe matter ofthe estate of ANN that in pursuance of an order of t dior Court of the County of Nevada, California,made on the Jane Scott. d the undersi ‘Superior Court, on, SA A DAY o House, Nev: ity County of State of California, all the est and estate of the said Ann Jane the time-ofher operation of law or othe and to.all land, situate, lying and ments at Columbia Hill on. land: of with the me poenie house on land herein described. said Superior Court. Scott. dec é Dated, February 11, 1901. eee ‘Notice of Sale of Real Estate at os te THE SUPERIOR OOURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. NN JANE ‘SCOTT, deceased. Notice is hereby given, he SuperState of leventh day of Feb‘ruary, 1901, inthe matter of the estate of om . the “‘Administratrix of the estate of the said Es> ‘tate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash gold: coin of the United ‘States. and subject to confirmation: by said TURDAY the 9th f MAKCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., front of the Court House door, atthe Court : Nevada; right, title, interScott at I death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by rwise acquired . other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane a at ne —_ = her esses Pe certain jiece or parcel 0} Pree in the sai County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described asfollows: Improve Bureka Lake Company, bounded north by School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company’s reservoir, south by lands of Kureka Lak ‘Company, and west, by road leading from seeeomn County Road to Mining Claims; together Address—Chicago, illinois. the pareel of Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on confirmation of sale by AGNES M. HUBBARD, Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane fei2THE CQTTAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Has attained a standard of excellence whitch ad mits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. * These excelient Crgans are celebrated for ¥0.\ume, quality of tone, om response, variety o! combination, artistic design, beauty in fin’ perfect construction, making them the most at tractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes. schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, ONEQUALLED FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS 4/THE POPULAR ORGAN. ra Catalogues and Price Lists on application. Peerless Saloo n. pared tofarnish to my customers the. CREMATION. “Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association. SAN FRANCISCO. : [Se charge for Cremationto Church member: and membe's of organizations hav ing Er esiding officers and secretaries and $0, Expensive -coffias, orname ts. and s‘ouds are se dom used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monument and saves thecost ofa lot and its care fami Ali others $55, ies,.is and stone wy _. Send f ircular, aie ne Os Send for circular. & R. FLETCHER, Manager. Finest Wines. Liquors and Cigars All m who ca ner. HENRY W. RICA. ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL SATURDAY For Buggy Tops. [crass Vatey and Nevada ity] , AND— Ot all kinds go to hours: © and 7:30 p. 1. ] Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote} ~er. % ENSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS . PAs PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I ami preold friends.and all. the new ones will be treated ina courteous manSet ‘of Until further. notice the “Bus will a a xy atthe following owin Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, a called for in any part of orders at the National Exchange GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. UNUERTAANG PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street :<. Nevada City, Cal ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Felephone 34. av Empire Stable ; Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, * Prop’r. The Empire Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. HARRY’S : SALOON. HAS PURCHASED THR SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring streets. Lhave had it thoroughly remodeled and am now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of +. WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. "THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL...Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. © J) nas: MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIAL TY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for ! yourself and be convinced. L. FP. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merdbants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. The Daily MAITLAND BR@S. mercial street and patrons to call and se> ‘hum. They All kinds of Mixed vrinks In Their New Saloon! Have moved iatotheirnery Cur rtcrs 2m Dominvitexu.l thc fox mee w make it a point toserve bs firest rand 3 of Wines, Liquors and\Cig1rs B. — ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED wepapers published the N. for all -_ is Tatas i Log xican_ ports, tax an hina, ew Zealand, the Australian Gelonies, the rn and Europe. Files of a hed on the Pacific Coast are kept co! on hand and all advertisers are allowed free segese.t hem during busizess hours ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application.” DRAYING AND HAUBING. ps “Jake,” inquired one of drummer, “what made you lame?” 4 “Overexertion at practical joking.” — “Tell that to the lambs.” re “That’s dead right. sonny. one too many, and it left me lame for life. Ask any of the old boys. That game of cinche. came in. when I. was, traveling to what were then the new You call it pedro in this state, I guess. — Well, I had a reputation for joking” those days—sort of an advertisement, you know. There was_a good deal of ‘i shouting and shooting through the ceiling that night, but everybody was good natured and jolly until five hands were played without a Thole and were getting uglier every fonger, and announced with an_uproarions laugh that I had abstracted the five spots: The general storekeeper was a friend of mine and promptly threw me from the second story window. out there, and two of them got me. You'll notice that the lobe of my left ear is gone. The other bullet was extracted from my leg under the. superhave been an ex-joker ever since.”— ; Detroit Free Press. See “Death of Nelson” Is closely connected with an anecdote of the great sailor. Just before he went to sea for the last time he was present at a dinner, durimg which he sat between the artist and Sir William Hamilton. Nelson was expressing to Hamilton his regret that be had not, in his youth, acquired some taste for art and some discrimination in judging it. to West, “there is one picture whose power I do: feel. where your ‘Death of Wolfe’ is in the window -without being stopped by it.” West made some gracious answer to the compliment, and Nelson went on, “Why have you painted no more like it?” “there are no more subjects.” of that.” ‘ am afraid your intrepidity will yet amyself of it.” Neavda City Transfer Co. S the youriger “the knights of the road of an old Cracked districts in Colorado. pedro being caught. did nothing but go’fn the “At last I could contain myself no But they are great wing shots 4sion of the vigilance committee. 1 Tay be whe Story of’ Pletere, ~ Benjamin West's picture of the “But,” said he, turning 1 never pass a shop “Because, my. Jord,” West replied, “ah,” said the sailor, “I didn’t think “But, my lord,” continued West, “1 furnish me with another such scene, and if it should [I shall certainly avail “Will you?” said Nelson—“will you, Mr. West? Then I hope I shall’die in the next battle!” A few days later he sailed, his strangely expressed aspiration was re alized, and the scene lives upon caDvas. = Worse Than His Qwn. A gentleman who owns one of the finest estates in the north of Ireland, while in his gardens one morning, 00ticed one of the laborers very badly clad and asked bim: “Have you no better clothes than those, Mat?” “No, in troth, yer honor, worse luck,” replied Mat. man. with the butler for you.” he was much annoyed ever. clothes, Mat?” he asked. have,” replied Mat. for-you the other day ?” asked the gen tleman. London Tit-Bits. EVENING, FEBRU. RRR ROT NN A A A AI A A A SE I A RRR ae ‘Peanut. Plants. Be oes ‘only. moderately moist, will soon germ!nate ich j ig) ox? Nag mcnH plant. Itisina peanut planters test their seeds ever ter, ahd the facility with’ w seeds will: grow in this way has sng‘gested to matiy southern flower lovers the peanut an-ornamental plant f parlor or sitting room: window. extends its branches oyer the sides of the pot in a pendent manner, there are few plants, of more. intringic beayty. The curious habit of ‘the compound “well, call at the louse this evening on your way home,” said the gentle“ll leave an old suit of mine A few days later, when showing a party of visitors througb the gardens, to see Mat looking, if possible, more a scarecrow than “Why are you still wearing those old “Sure, yer honor, they’re the best 1 “But did you not get the suit I left “Indeed, an I did, thank yer honor kindly,” replied Mat; “‘but, sure, 1 had to lave them at home to be mended.” — ee cS “Few persons are perhaps aware that a thing of beauty is a common peanut plant growing singly in a six or eight inch pot and grown indoors during the, colder months,” says an up to date florist in the Washington Star, “Kept in a watm ‘room’ or ‘by the kitchen stove, a peaput kernel planted in & pot of loose; mellow lodm, kept similar way. that, the ; ppetesea ginning even, early in. ie ain g possibility of making the: t the “Ag the plant incPeages in. size’ and leaves . of, closing: together, like. the leaves of a book, on the approach of night or when.a shower begins. to fall on them fs one of thé most interesting RST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, NOTICE. . a The well-known. Lumber Basless of Couper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, cfc. is. offered for sale at a bargain. For said particulars apply’ at the office af’ Lumber Yard, Nevada County, California Dancing ‘ Sohook Ladies and gentieman’s dancing sehool every Wednesday evening, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by PROF. JOHN MICHELL. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law.Will practice in all-the Courts of the ‘United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, ornar Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. ae evada City, 3238 Subscrib forthe Transat, et habits of plant life. “Tater on—for the peanut is no ephemeral wonder, enduring for a day ér two only—the appearance of the tiny yellow flowers and putting forth of the peduncles on which the nuts grow impart to this floral rarity a striking and uniqué charm all {ts own. There is’ nothing else like it, and florists, throughout the country might well add the peanut plant to their list of novel and rare things.”. fsa ; The Dream of the Key. A Some small article had been lost—I forget now. what, let us, say a key—belonging to one of two sisters who were traveling together. It.could nowhere be found. ,But one night one of the sisters dreamed that she saw the key in the pocket of her traveling bag. She gt.LOUis A SQREFFIEL > ENGLAND. told this dream on waking to the other. “And have you looked in the pocket?” the sister asked. ‘No,’ I.,have. not,” said she, “for the very good reason that there is mo. pocket in my traveling bag.” “Well,” said the other, “there is a pocket in mine. I will just: have a look there on the chance.” And there the key. was. found. ‘ The inference is that the dreamer had seen with the ‘eye of sense, though not with the eye of observation, the key put into the pocket. Eyen when the key was so found she had no recollection of seeing it placed there, but the brain had uncotiscfously recorded the sensation. In course of sleep it had stumbléd on thai record, and by good luck the sleeper on awaking chanced to remember the mental operation that Gepour stim eon PLAZA PLANING MILL. eee 3 RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ouldin~s’ Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Svecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes any work of this sort that you may peed. RICE a LEWIS, SACRAMENTO St., NpNaD4 CITY. had taken place during sleep. It is a singular and alinost alarming reflection that our brains are stered with countless such records of which we know nothing, nor ever shall:know unless the association of ideas or some peculiar mental state brings them to our notice. —Longman’s. ‘ a Union Livery Stable Main et. opp. Union Hotel. Henry Lane, = = Prop’r The finest cen sinthe ounty.and plep ty of them Open day and night UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., °* Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., At the lowest rates, Ww ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the © r Popular Public: Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. ; E. W. SCHIIDT, Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER Published in the LEADING. MINING COUNTY a Specialty. MAITLAND: BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTA. BROAD ST., NEVADA OI? 7, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse«:. NDER NEW MANACEMENT--A home-like ateninae oe situated in one of the pleasantest portions of the Quese City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights throughout. THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. RICTLY FIRST-C R supplied wh the Bi pins my $$ BAR W nes, aqece Ete. Fancy Mized Drinks a specaitv TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY Will open ap at his old place on Pine street on MONDAY NEXT, and will be Portheniar attention id bod the ‘era v tation of bags or Piano and teeniture moving. os® WOOD D.8. BA ‘ YEE LEE & CO. AVE opened a first-class the B: Xa n MAIN STREET be hast pr timed the very BET. oPSr best of satisfaction guar New Fruit and Vegetable-Store. "Bice, Cine Chickens, © e it bacco. r) Telivered free of ghargo' ae the How the Artist Was Called, When Henry S. Watson, the illustrator, landed at Naples, he did not know much about European travel. He had to make some sketches in the villages about Naples, and his experiences have ‘filled him with wonder enough for a lifetime. His deft pencil helped him a bit. At one little village inn he tried “to get it through the landlord’s head that he was,.to.be called early in the morning. He couldn’t make. himself understood: At’last he drew a picture tv hitiself lying in bed, the sun peep ing through the,window, the clock at the hour -of 6 atid the chambermaid knocking at the door. Then it was NATIONAL’ MARKET, Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, ° Veal. Sausages, ste. Gams.Baconand Lard wholesale and Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton . . quite plain, and they woke him on the tiek,—Saturday.Evening Post. oF Couldn’t imagine. *“Oncle Si, from Upcreek, had just left ‘an: aching molar at the dentist’s and stopped at, alunch counter for a soothing beverage. . ; “Gimme a eup of cawfee,” he said,sitting dowtt-on the first vacant stool. “Draw one!” called out the girl berepared to furnish you with chickens > : , Of Calif to pbs He will also have Turkeys Aud sil kinds of Moot hind the counter. .' J _— for the holidays. a “That's what he did!” responded Un. § anything ron Tarent or vprares, Aah ct Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all . Goode délivered freesi cle Si, with a ‘elightful grin. “How’d CAVEAT THA DE MARK COP Re oe times. : : charge, you know it?’—Chicago Tribune. for aK ail PATE rf advice, Aye Cae ae } ———— pas e i ESTABLISHED , Literary Note. B before paten CHICKENS TO ORDER AT ANY TIME. She was a bright girl at Mount Hol. ° Write @ A. SNOW & Coa. i — yoke college. It happened that day . $ Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. 2 <a that they had hasb for supper and . meat balls the next morning for break: + 39. YEARS NEW YORK BAKERY, ipl, A3 0 ok meatballs de next morning for brat te alt ot Boe it the table; “Review of Reviews thisor I er es wral sues E HURST; P CAVEATS, TRADE MAG Cdn. ee : : 4 —_— ies businen-dirert Nr The world is patiently waiting the . The undersigned a base reopened toe Tete Reliable advent of the man who can explain rim ine oo singe fo Bag th oo street, HS ae a bakery, Lam pre’ why a baby never wants to play 1p the . including mnees Progress 3 Pid furnish the pt : coal scuttle until after it has been . Tamales, Enchiladas, lic with the . ive} pared to furnish the pub . dressed for company.—Omaba WorldCoffee, Ham and Eggs, inet hat Bread, Pies and Cakes Herald. Bacon and Exgs. You will néver know srt it _ y be 5 nt * Energetic peu ane free, any nxt of the city. Wai sick and tired of good ‘advice until you ; -_ jones and Fancy : have run a newspaper 20 or 30 years.— tints . . LEADING CIGAR DRALER, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold —1g sTOoOoK—— feacher 0 Vorak and Instrumental usic, Also Choral apd Orghestral Director. 0) ' lare av to terms of tuition, etc For particu! pond GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D Lee _ BOHEMIAN CLUB ROSA Aro eae 3). R: DAVIS, Visits N City, a V: and other portions of Nevada uty for the poe of instructing pupils at own Professor, either by. ror — at his homei2 North San Juan or the Union Hotel, Nevada City Atchison Globe. we eer ee a Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Rorenberg B «. 8 . , DEALER IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco er SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.” " P, H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW! Y --Semi-Centennial YearTHE INDEPENDENT, New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE INDEPENDENT: +190 Fulton 8t., ¥, Y, Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangber, Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stages and Busees. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NSVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° =° =* 50,000 Undivided profits, = = 865,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PRESTON..ceeerereees Segeee President JoHN T. MORGAN..++ .Cashier D. HB. MOBGAN..sseeeceesseeseenee Sec: Se Hon. Niles Searls, Dr. RK. M. Hunt, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. u. to 4-P. M., and on Saturdays from : 6:30 to 7:80 P. M. OORERESPORDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amera. : “San Francisco—First National Bank, LomINKEAD & et SG se transaoew Resident Agent at Grass Valley. > The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. ‘These are the attractions you can always find at ¥THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. 2y All the favorite brands of aint te a Reranch bin Hood.” . Britiend, ; and Union: Flotel 4 Ae RON LOLS: Si Maillot OR ABR RAPREEL DL: DIO ER NERS ee ad a va

the or will contract, 4 inty of N $8th ay of Novemmae ‘ . ARBOGAST, yf for Pini tor’s Sale. ¥ GIVEN order « the County of 2 estate said deceased, wi . he highest bidder oe luited Stetes on Thur 4 January, 1901, at’ ten out door of the Court . @ county, Calj. / ealand personal-prop. * Nevad nd to that certain real ilevada Township, Ne. ’ known as and . rnia, Reneh, all the right, id estate in and 4 ction 17, T. 16 N, RoE? = D. TOWLE, » Estate of Bete Bi, ji J Creditors. HREY CALANAN, DE. en by the undersigned » estate of Humphrey » the ereditors of and laims against the said them, with the necesi four months after the his uotice to the said he law office of Fred he same being the place f the business of said _of Nevada. CHAEL CALANAN, 4 Estate of Humphrey ay of January, 1901. eal Estate and Per: r at Private Sale. ‘YY OF AN ORDER OF the Superior Court of a, Stace’ of California, in the matter of the esdeceased, i wiili sell at and personal property ‘ he: sale will be duesday, the sixth day bids will be received at ; Larue, Postoffice sy, California. ‘Terms. . money of the United of bid at the time of ce on confirmation by description of the es4 at Sweetland, containund ; Lot 3, Block 2, at g 8.05acres, 8 acres of ‘sand north by Lot 4 nd, all in the County of fornia; the following ls persoual property: cow, 1 heifer, 1 cider grindstone, 1 pair of . wheelbarrow, . saw, wing knife, doors, win‘lumber. account due . account due from J, k. T. J. TORPIE, } Estate of Elijah Pease, ss Valley, Att’ rneys” for j24 how Cause. R: COURT OF THE . State of California e estate of J. Badeau, ; court by the petition d filed by T. J. Torpie, estate of J. Badeau, dessary to sell the whole e‘real estate and perid decedent to pay the and the expenses and ation, red by this Court that i in the estate of said ore this.Gourt on MonFebruary, 1901, at the . M. of said day at the i Court. at the Court » County of Nevada, to order shou'd not be nin strator to sell so al estate and fersonal necessary and that a pub‘ished for four suc@ NevabA City TRANprinted and pul lished F. T. NILON, Judge. rk, . Deputy. 1900. borueys for Administra‘ifornia show Cause. MR COURT OF THE 1, State of California. » estate of ANN JANE the administratrix of ne Seott, deceased, havpetition duly verified, tale of certain real e3for thé purpose thererefore ordered by said s interested in the esappear before the said onday, the lith day of o'clock in the forenoon urt Room of said Suhe Courthouse, Nevada State of California, to order should not be \dministratrix to sell so te of the said decea:e¢ shall b> mecessary an order be published at weeks in the NrvaDA RIPT, a daily newspaper d at Nevada City in said ate of Cal:fornia. i. LON, Superior Judge. rney, > Creditors. mR COURT OF . THE a, State of California. the estate of Elizabeth . Jones, deceased. yen by the undersigned ; will and testament 0 wased, to the creditors ving claims against the ibit them, with the nechin four months after . of this notice, to the e law office of J. M. Walunty of Nevada, State of being the place for the raging of said estate in a , A. D., 1901, LUCY A. NOYES, ANDY B, JONES, ate of Elizabeth Jones HARDSON, ER AND— ‘ EMBALMER. opp. Hall. ‘ay Le le Tele. a) a ee ner relief dy a i and the seal of the 4 THAT IN . ithe Peek 4 day of January, 1 i . of Sabra “ iu andersigned, adminis. + eo THE ee eneeecond rN ————S By [iail, $6a Year. 50 CENTS A. a wee ts a week or 40 cents 10 s¢ invariably in advance. TRANSCRIF eo 3 . Carriage Trimmings By Carrier, 12 1a Cts a Week. . . a : WEEK Advertisements of not to ss hagd for lines in ngth inserted under 0 centa : k or $28 month. “ro tional line @ month. PayRooms and Board. dng at reasonable rates. Mrs, Jones, in theStover Building on Broad «street, is prepared to accommodate a limited number of persons with board. and jodgjio Singer-Sewing Machines — paired and ‘Sold and rented on:easy ‘terms, or willexchange for anything useful. Geod sesondhand machines from $5.0) up. All makes reparts kept in stock. Offices ~ Bovey Bros.’ Shoe Store, Nevada City, and H. J, Fuchs’ Grocery Store, Grass-Valley. « GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. an “Jd. Gairns. . AE 1$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES : At price saath thie sidan ; A Fine Line of Robes from $2 dp. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry . A Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. ‘Men and women toappoint agents and wepresent us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. = nt, perm: Combs and Brushes. ‘Old_established bh P positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at onite. — ‘ All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Addresa BUTLER & ALGER, Ww HavEn, Came upasoa? —— = i “ e, Atthe prices Wanted:. a 0 ‘ re it these goods ffered Christian man or women ng to qualify aaa are now ofie for permanent position of tryst, here or in home county. $900 yearly. ‘Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. enn rere 9 eee Public Auction, > Inthe matter ofthe estate of ANN that in pursuance of an order of t dior Court of the County of Nevada, California,made on the Jane Scott. d the undersi ‘Superior Court, on, SA A DAY o House, Nev: ity County of State of California, all the est and estate of the said Ann Jane the time-ofher operation of law or othe and to.all land, situate, lying and ments at Columbia Hill on. land: of with the me poenie house on land herein described. said Superior Court. Scott. dec é Dated, February 11, 1901. eee ‘Notice of Sale of Real Estate at os te THE SUPERIOR OOURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. NN JANE ‘SCOTT, deceased. Notice is hereby given, he SuperState of leventh day of Feb‘ruary, 1901, inthe matter of the estate of om . the “‘Administratrix of the estate of the said Es> ‘tate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash gold: coin of the United ‘States. and subject to confirmation: by said TURDAY the 9th f MAKCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., front of the Court House door, atthe Court : Nevada; right, title, interScott at I death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by rwise acquired . other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane a at ne —_ = her esses Pe certain jiece or parcel 0} Pree in the sai County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described asfollows: Improve Bureka Lake Company, bounded north by School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company’s reservoir, south by lands of Kureka Lak ‘Company, and west, by road leading from seeeomn County Road to Mining Claims; together Address—Chicago, illinois. the pareel of Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on confirmation of sale by AGNES M. HUBBARD, Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane fei2THE CQTTAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Has attained a standard of excellence whitch ad mits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. * These excelient Crgans are celebrated for ¥0.\ume, quality of tone, om response, variety o! combination, artistic design, beauty in fin’ perfect construction, making them the most at tractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes. schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, ONEQUALLED FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS 4/THE POPULAR ORGAN. ra Catalogues and Price Lists on application. Peerless Saloo n. pared tofarnish to my customers the. CREMATION. “Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association. SAN FRANCISCO. : [Se charge for Cremationto Church member: and membe's of organizations hav ing Er esiding officers and secretaries and $0, Expensive -coffias, orname ts. and s‘ouds are se dom used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monument and saves thecost ofa lot and its care fami Ali others $55, ies,.is and stone wy _. Send f ircular, aie ne Os Send for circular. & R. FLETCHER, Manager. Finest Wines. Liquors and Cigars All m who ca ner. HENRY W. RICA. ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL SATURDAY For Buggy Tops. [crass Vatey and Nevada ity] , AND— Ot all kinds go to hours: © and 7:30 p. 1. ] Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote} ~er. % ENSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS . PAs PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I ami preold friends.and all. the new ones will be treated ina courteous manSet ‘of Until further. notice the “Bus will a a xy atthe following owin Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, a called for in any part of orders at the National Exchange GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. UNUERTAANG PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street :<.. Nevada City, Cal ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Felephone 34. av Empire Stable ; Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, * Prop’r. The Empire Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. HARRY’S : SALOON. HAS PURCHASED THR SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring streets. Lhave had it thoroughly remodeled and am now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of +. WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. "THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL.....Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. © J) nas: MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIAL TY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for ! yourself and be convinced. L. FP. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merdbants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. The Daily MAITLAND BR@S. mercial street and patrons to call and se> ‘hum. They All kinds of Mixed vrinks In Their New Saloon! Have moved iatotheirnery Cur rtcrs 2m Dominvitexu.l thc fox mee w make it a point toserve bs firest rand 3 of Wines, Liquors and\Cig1rs B. — ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED wepapers published the N. for all -_ is Tatas i Log xican_ ports, tax an hina, ew Zealand, the Australian Gelonies, the rn and Europe. Files of a hed on the Pacific Coast are kept co! on hand and all advertisers are allowed free segese.t hem during busizess hours ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application.” DRAYING AND HAUBING. ps “Jake,” inquired one of drummer, “what made you lame?” 4 “Overexertion at practical joking.” — “Tell that to the lambs.” re “That’s dead right. sonny. one too many, and it left me lame for life. Ask any of the old boys. That game of cinche. came in. when I. was, traveling to what were then the new You call it pedro in this state, I guess. — Well, I had a reputation for joking” those days—sort of an advertisement, you know. There was_a good deal of ‘i shouting and shooting through the ceiling that night, but everybody was good natured and jolly until five hands were played without a Thole and were getting uglier every fonger, and announced with an_uproarions laugh that I had abstracted the five spots: The general storekeeper was a friend of mine and promptly threw me from the second story window. out there, and two of them got me. You'll notice that the lobe of my left ear is gone. The other bullet was extracted from my leg under the. superhave been an ex-joker ever since.”— ; Detroit Free Press. See “Death of Nelson” Is closely connected with an anecdote of the great sailor. Just before he went to sea for the last

time he was present at a dinner, durimg which he sat between the artist and Sir William Hamilton. Nelson was expressing to Hamilton his regret that be had not, in his youth, acquired some taste for art and some discrimination in judging it. to West, “there is one picture whose power I do: feel. where your ‘Death of Wolfe’ is in the window -without being stopped by it.” West made some gracious answer to the compliment, and Nelson went on, “Why have you painted no more like it?” “there are no more subjects.” of that.” ‘ am afraid your intrepidity will yet amyself of it.” Neavda City Transfer Co. S the youriger “the knights of the road of an old Cracked districts in Colorado. pedro being caught. did nothing but go’fn the “At last I could contain myself no But they are great wing shots 4sion of the vigilance committee. 1 Tay be whe Story of’ Pletere, ~ Benjamin West's picture of the “But,” said he, turning 1 never pass a shop “Because, my. Jord,” West replied, “ah,” said the sailor, “I didn’t think “But, my lord,” continued West, “1 furnish me with another such scene, and if it should [I shall certainly avail “Will you?” said Nelson—“will you, Mr. West? Then I hope I shall’die in the next battle!” A few days later he sailed, his strangely expressed aspiration was re alized, and the scene lives upon caDvas. = Worse Than His Qwn. A gentleman who owns one of the finest estates in the north of Ireland, while in his gardens one morning, 00ticed one of the laborers very badly clad and asked bim: “Have you no better clothes than those, Mat?” “No, in troth, yer honor, worse luck,” replied Mat. man. with the butler for you.” he was much annoyed ever. clothes, Mat?” he asked. have,” replied Mat. for-you the other day ?” asked the gen tleman. London Tit-Bits. EVENING, FEBRU. RRR ROT NN A A A AI A A A SE I A RRR ae ‘Peanut. Plants. Be oes ‘only. moderately moist, will soon germ!nate ich j ig) ox? Nag mcnH plant. Itisina peanut planters test their seeds ever ter, ahd the facility with’ w seeds will: grow in this way has sng‘gested to matiy southern flower lovers the peanut an-ornamental plant f parlor or sitting room: window. extends its branches oyer the sides of the pot in a pendent manner, there are few plants, of more. intringic beayty. The curious habit of ‘the compound “well, call at the louse this evening on your way home,” said the gentle“ll leave an old suit of mine A few days later, when showing a party of visitors througb the gardens, to see Mat looking, if possible, more a scarecrow than “Why are you still wearing those old “Sure, yer honor, they’re the best 1 “But did you not get the suit I left “Indeed, an I did, thank yer honor kindly,” replied Mat; “‘but, sure, 1 had to lave them at home to be mended.” — ee cS “Few persons are perhaps aware that a thing of beauty is a common peanut plant growing singly in a six or eight inch pot and grown indoors during the, colder months,” says an up to date florist in the Washington Star, “Kept in a watm ‘room’ or ‘by the kitchen stove, a peaput kernel planted in & pot of loose; mellow lodm, kept similar way. that, the ; ppetesea ginning even, early in. ie ain g possibility of making the: t the “Ag the plant incPeages in. size’ and leaves . of, closing: together, like. the leaves of a book, on the approach of night or when.a shower begins. to fall on them fs one of thé most interesting RST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, NOTICE. . a The well-known. Lumber Basless of Couper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, cfc. is. offered for sale at a bargain. For said particulars apply’ at the office af’ Lumber Yard, Nevada County, California Dancing ‘ Sohook Ladies and gentieman’s dancing sehool every Wednesday evening, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by PROF. JOHN MICHELL. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law.Will practice in all-the Courts of the ‘United States. Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, ornar Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. ae evada City, 3238 Subscrib forthe Transat, et habits of plant life. “Tater on—for the peanut is no ephemeral wonder, enduring for a day ér two only—the appearance of the tiny yellow flowers and putting forth of the peduncles on which the nuts grow impart to this floral rarity a striking and uniqué charm all {ts own. There is’ nothing else like it, and florists, throughout the country might well add the peanut plant to their list of novel and rare things.”. fsa ; The Dream of the Key. A Some small article had been lost—I forget now. what, let us, say a key—belonging to one of two sisters who were traveling together.. It.could nowhere be found. ,But one night one of the sisters dreamed that she saw the key in the pocket of her traveling bag. She gt.LOUis A SQREFFIEL > ENGLAND. told this dream on waking to the other. “And have you looked in the pocket?” the sister asked. ‘No,’ I.,have. not,” said she, “for the very good reason that there is mo. pocket in my traveling bag.” “Well,” said the other, “there is a pocket in mine. I will just: have a look there on the chance.” And there the key. was. found. ‘ The inference is that the dreamer had seen with the ‘eye of sense, though not with the eye of observation, the key put into the pocket. Eyen when the key was so found she had no recollection of seeing it placed there, but the brain had uncotiscfously recorded the sensation. In course of sleep it had stumbléd on thai record, and by good luck the sleeper on awaking chanced to remember the mental operation that Gepour stim eon PLAZA PLANING MILL.. eee 3 RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. .. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ouldin~s’ Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Svecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes any work of this sort that you may peed. RICE a LEWIS, SACRAMENTO St., NpNaD4 CITY. had taken place during sleep. It is a singular and alinost alarming reflection that our brains are stered with countless such records of which we know nothing, nor ever shall:know unless the association of ideas or some peculiar mental state brings them to our notice. —Longman’s. ‘ a Union Livery Stable Main et. opp. Union Hotel. Henry Lane, = = Prop’r The finest cen sinthe ounty.and plep ty of them Open day and night UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., °* Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., At the lowest rates, Ww ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the © r Popular Public: Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. ; E. W. SCHIIDT, Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER Published in the LEADING. MINING COUNTY a Specialty. MAITLAND: BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTA. BROAD ST., NEVADA OI? 7, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse«:. NDER NEW MANACEMENT--A home-like ateninae oe situated in one of the pleasantest portions of the Quese City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights throughout. THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. RICTLY FIRST-C R supplied wh the Bi pins my $$ BAR W nes, aqece Ete. Fancy Mized Drinks a specaitv TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY Will open ap at his old place on Pine street on MONDAY NEXT, and will be Portheniar attention id bod the ‘era v tation of bags or Piano and teeniture moving. os® WOOD D.8. BA ‘ YEE LEE & CO. AVE opened a first-class the B: Xa n MAIN STREET be hast pr timed the very BET. oPSr best of satisfaction guar New Fruit and Vegetable-Store. "Bice, Cine Chickens, © e it bacco. r) Telivered free of ghargo' ae the How the Artist Was Called, When Henry S. Watson, the illustrator, landed at Naples, he did not know much about European travel. He had to make some sketches in the villages about Naples, and his experiences have ‘filled him with wonder enough for a lifetime. His deft pencil helped him a bit. At one little village inn he tried “to get it through the landlord’s head that he was,.to.be called early in the morning. He couldn’t make. himself understood: At’last he drew a picture tv hitiself lying in bed, the sun peep ing through the,window, the clock at the hour -of 6 atid the chambermaid knocking at the door. Then it was NATIONAL’ MARKET, Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, ° Veal. Sausages, ste. Gams.Baconand Lard wholesale and Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton . . quite plain, and they woke him on the tiek,—Saturday.Evening Post. oF Couldn’t imagine. *“Oncle Si, from Upcreek, had just left ‘an: aching molar at the dentist’s and stopped at, alunch counter for a soothing beverage. . ; “Gimme a eup of cawfee,” he said,sitting dowtt-on the first vacant stool. “Draw one!” called out the girl berepared to furnish you with chickens > : , Of Calif to pbs He will also have Turkeys Aud sil kinds of Moot hind the counter. .' J _— for the holidays. a “That's what he did!” responded Un. § anything ron Tarent or vprares, Aah ct Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all . Goode délivered freesi cle Si, with a ‘elightful grin. “How’d CAVEAT THA DE MARK COP Re oe times. : : charge, you know it?’—Chicago Tribune. for aK ail PATE rf advice, Aye Cae ae } ———— pas e i ESTABLISHED , Literary Note. B before paten CHICKENS TO ORDER AT ANY TIME. She was a bright girl at Mount Hol. ° Write @ A. SNOW & Coa. i — yoke college. It happened that day . $ Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. 2 <a that they had hasb for supper and . meat balls the next morning for break: + 39. YEARS NEW YORK BAKERY, ipl, A3 0 ok meatballs de next morning for brat te alt ot Boe it the table; “Review of Reviews thisor I er es wral sues E HURST; P CAVEATS, TRADE MAG Cdn. ee : : 4 —_— ies businen-dirert Nr The world is patiently waiting the . The undersigned a base reopened toe Tete Reliable advent of the man who can explain rim ine oo singe fo Bag th oo street, HS ae a bakery, Lam pre’ why a baby never wants to play 1p the . including mnees Progress 3 Pid furnish the pt : coal scuttle until after it has been . Tamales, Enchiladas, lic with the . ive} pared to furnish the pub . dressed for company.—Omaba WorldCoffee, Ham and Eggs, inet hat Bread, Pies and Cakes Herald. Bacon and Exgs. You will néver know srt it _ y be 5 nt * Energetic peu ane free, any nxt of the city. Wai sick and tired of good ‘advice until you ; -_ jones and Fancy : have run a newspaper 20 or 30 years.— tints . . LEADING CIGAR DRALER, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold —1g sTOoOoK—— feacher 0 Vorak and Instrumental usic, Also Choral apd Orghestral Director. 0) ' lare av to terms of tuition, etc For particu! pond GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D Lee _ BOHEMIAN CLUB ROSA Aro eae 3). R: DAVIS, Visits N City, a V: and other portions of Nevada uty for the poe of instructing pupils at own Professor, either by. ror — at his homei2 North San Juan or the Union Hotel, Nevada City Atchison Globe. we eer ee a Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Rorenberg B «. 8 . , DEALER IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco er SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.” " P, H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW! Y --Semi-Centennial YearTHE INDEPENDENT, New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE INDEPENDENT: +190 Fulton 8t., ¥, Y, Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangber, Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stages and Busees. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NSVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° =° =* 50,000 Undivided profits, = = 865,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PRESTON....ceeerereees Segeee President JoHN T. MORGAN....++ ..Cashier D. HB. MOBGAN....sseeeceesseeseenee Sec: Se Hon. Niles Searls, Dr. RK. M. Hunt, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. u. to 4-P. M., and on Saturdays from : 6:30 to 7:80 P. M. OORERESPORDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amera. : “San Francisco—First National Bank, LomINKEAD & et SG se transaoew Resident Agent at Grass Valley. > The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. ‘These are the attractions you can always find at ¥THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. 2y All the favorite brands of aint te a Reranch bin Hood.” . Britiend, ; and Union: Flotel 4 Ae RON LOLS: Si Maillot OR ABR RAPREEL DL: DIO ER NERS ee ad a va