February 18, 1901 (4 pages)

4 didi cciilaane sink RS es bs +. CP antes S ———— DUBSCRIPTION RATES, . By Mail, $64 Year. ah 2g Advertisement >. hder this head for 50 cents trator’s Sale, : length Orka month, o ‘edditional iTine GIVE E ts a week or cen' a ayaon onder PN, TBAT \ 1 oe invariably in advance. i rr” the. C€ beri mies ae . of Sabra j Rooms and Board, Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad ed to acco.nmodate a Mimite front door of the (io ty, Nevada county, Call, 1g realand personal prop, in and to that certa n Novela Townshin ifornia, known ag’ vle Kuneh, all the righ f said estate in and to} f Section 17, T. i6N, ROR e me 01. 5 . TO the Estate of bed i it 3 P) street, is prepar te-'o ht 1201 at te ed numbe ing at reasonable rates. 50 CENTS A WEEK. f not to.exceed five lines in r of persons with board and lodg510. “a Sold and rented on change for anything useful. hand machines fro paired and parts Singer Sewing Machines m $5.00 up. kept in stock, OfficesBovey Bros.’ Shoe Store, Nevada City, and H. J, Fuchs’ Grocery Store, Grass Vailey. GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. easy terms, or will exGeod secondAll makes reA Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agenis and represent us, some $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid. adyancement and increase work. of wages. Write at ms against the Address it them, with the ne Dept. E, et Our months after thy GHAET ALANAN: ALA the Estate of NA day of January, 191, to travel, others for loonce. BUTLER & ALGER, Nuw Haven, Coun Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to. Secretary, eare of Transcript. Carriage Trimmings HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, No Credit For Buggy Tops — “eee _ Until farther notice the "Bu will : a regular ips between Nevada Osi oe Noes Povey Grass V: ley at the following Leaving Nevada Cit; ‘ : oe and 730 9. an y at 10a say ving ss Valley at 8:45 a. P 1 one oo = e ns. Passengers called for in any part of ; town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hote}, TIMETABLE: GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. At price to suit the times, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. Broad Street. .,. Nevada City, Cal. UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. eee = ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. Bodies Embaimed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Telephone 34. — “All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods B are now offered 4 ORES saa Real Estate and Per. ‘ty at Private Sale, tLTY OF AN ORDE ny. the Superior Gomis ] pa ate of Califo 0!, in the matter of the es. 2 eer ibed. The sale’ wil y oy the sixth day Larue, Dona ag California. Saree mey ot the United . it. Of bid at she uur of . nee On confirmation by a description of the lat Sweetland contig q they Lot 8, Block 2, at. ng 8.06 acr 8 acres of . ites and north by Lot 4 . land, all in the County of ifornia; the followitgh > personal property: 4 1 cow. 1 heifer, 1 cider 1 grindstone, 1. pair of . ~1 yietibacrow, 1 saw, . rawing knife, doors, win et lumber, account due ad account due from J, 8. . T. J. TORP: he Estate of Elijah B. ass Valley, Att: merit 24 Show Cause. OR COURT OF THE . la, State of California. ' he estate of J. Badeau, is court by the petitio ind filed by T. J. Torpie, . e estate of J. Badeau, deessary to sell the whole . the real estate and per. aid decedent to pay the . the expenses and . ration. lered by this Court that ed in the estate of said . fore this Court on Monf February, 1901, at the . A. M. of said day at the “5 P cant ~ ne xc Ys unty of Neva to mn Oordér shouid not be mistrator to sell so eal estate and’ personal e necessary and thata © » pub ished for four sucfe NEvapa City TRAN> printed and published F. T.N ak ILON, Judge. Deputy, ttorneysf i tb: ‘or Administra Show Cause, OR COURT OF THE @, Stateof California. 1e estate of ANN JANE , the administratrix of ne Scott, deceased, have ~ petition duly verifi feale of certain real es ;. for the purpose thereprefore ordered by ns carted in i “ appear ‘ore the 8a! fonday, the lith day of 1 o'clock ia the forenoon tl he Courthouse, Nevads , State of California, to ) order should not Administratrix to sell 80 ate of the said dece: shall be necessary order be published at ) weeks B eee NuVADA RIPT, a daily newspaper d at Nevada City in said a al fornia, i , Superior Judge. o Creditors. 9R COURT OF THY a tiate of Caliiornia. the estate of Elizabeth : Jones, deceased. . q yen bythe undersigned, . ; will and testament eased, to the creditor# oe, claims against tye them, with the nee m four months 4 : of this notice, to ep law 0 of J. M. Wale . unty of Nevada, Stateot = being the place for the _ isiness of said estate ‘ Lit it noes Y B. JONES, ate of Elizabeth JHARDSON ER rt auD— EMBALMER. opp. City Hall ‘attemtion to all calls attendant. Tele Notice of Sale of Real Estate at . Public Auction, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. . inthe matter ofthe estate of AN SCOT I, veceased. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the * uperior Court of the County oF Nevada, State of _ California,made on the ruary, 1901, in the m: Jane scott. deceased, the undersigned, the Administratrix of the estate of the said Estate willsell at public auction to thehighh gold’ coin of the United est bidder, for cas States. and subject Superior Court, on SATURDAY the 9th DAY of MAKCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., in front of the Court House door,. at tre Court Nevada City House, State of California, est and estate of the said Ann Jane Scott at the time of her d title and interest th: operation 0: bounded and deseri ments at Columbia Lake Company, bounded north ty. School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company’s, reservoir, south by lands of Eureka Lake Company, and west by road County Road to Mining Ciaims; together with the dwelling house on the parcel of land herein described. . Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold ‘eoin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on ‘said Superior Court -Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane Seott, deceased. Dated, February f faw or otherwise acquired other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane Seott at the time of ‘her death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying avd being in the said County of Nevada, State of California, and N JANE leventh day of Febatter of the estate of Ann to contirmation by said County ‘of Nevada, all the right, title, intereath, and all the right, at the said estate has by bed as follows: Improve Hill on land of Eureka leading from Chicago Cottage Organ Co. fas attained s standard.of excellence whichad mits of no superior. genius, skill and money can pro ‘ame, quality of tone, combination, artistic perfect construction, maxing them the most ate tractive, ornamental and desirable organs homes, schools, churches, lodg 23,, societies, ete ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, . : UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS THE J MORSTS, CARRIAGES AND BUGCIES Empire Stable, f rond Street, ‘opp. National Exchange Hove} Nevada City, pee i AMBS HENSESSY, s The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of Prop’r. To be found in thie varé of the State, COTTAGE ORGAN It contains every improveiuent that inventive uce. These excelient Organs are celebrated for voluick response, variety of esign, beauty infinish for SKiLLED WORKMEB: BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THISCatalcgues and Price Lists on application, Address—Chicago, Illinois. confirmation of sale by AGNES M. HUBBARD, 11, 1901. fel2 CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, SAN és hga charge for Crematignto Church memi ber: and membe s of organizations hav ing presiding officers and secretaries and families, is $50. All others $55. Expensive cotfius, orname its used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monFRANCISCO.and s otids are se dom umeut and saves thecost of 4 lot and its care and stone work, Send for circular. 3381m GEORGKH R. FLETCHER, Manager. The Daily Transcript Continues to THE NEWSI LEADING MINING COUNTY Of California. ® 39 Y Reliable & ESTABLISHED Progressive) (°C and Bnergetlc mainiain the lead as BST PAPER EARS Outspoken 4 Peerless Saloon : PAUNe PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas. Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All ny old friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteous manuer. HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROCE. Have moved into their nev cagrtcrs 2m Tom mercial street.and invite a.l ‘hela former patrous to eall. and sea ‘bum, They will make ita point toserve he firest }riaas of Wines, Liquors and’ Cig irs All kinds of Mixed Urinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.'’s, Commercial St, NEW YORK HOTES BROAD ST., NEVADA CI %, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse UNDER NEW MANASCEMENT—A home-like up-to-date house, situ in, one of the pleasantest portions ofthe Queen City. itty hice rooms; electri¢e lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the ccunty or variety, cooking and service. 1 STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BAR supplied with the highest-grade hiskies, W ines, liquors Ete. Fancy Mixed Drinks a. speciaitv Ea 4 TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ——__—_— BH GUEY Will open up at his old place on Pine street on MONDAY NEXT, and will be prepared to furnish you with chickens to-order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at ali times, i halk aa NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMEIN H of this well-known bakery, . am prepared to furnish the public with the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes . HARRY’S : SALOON. I AVING PURCHASED TH# SALOON AT I haye had ‘t thoroughly remo now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS. ALEX HONGEL...Proprietor. j A hers: MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIALTYS yourself and be convinced. Rooms 20 atid 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali N. for all newspapers pubsished Pacific Coast, the Sandwich IvJands, PolyDBES1A,, Japan; “ Colonies, the Eastern States ano’, Kurope. Files of nearly every newspaper pub: tho Pacifie Coast are kept constantly «‘2 hand and all advertisers are allowed free ag, 7088, streets, the corner of Pine and Boris ns and am ele Beer 5 Cents. _ WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. THE RECEPTION, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The best brands of Wines, Liquors and Ci-. gars may be found here. Come and see for Veer Reswurs wo Agveasens -e ° e : Diliges Sl commumeations To +Tye Chew. Seatancwenle Gwaws Bros. VORUISBERS. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advettising Agency. fornia street, San Br'a velsco. B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED on the Valparaiso, ‘Australian exican ports, Panama, hina, New’ Zealand, the , ished on hem during business hours AUVERTISING RATES vide know. on application. Neavda»City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. _ Particular attention paid to the transpo! tation of baggage for theatrical parties. Piano and furniture moving. Telephone 4 woop D.S, BAKER ‘ a New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. Ht E opened a first-ciass Store adjoining’ J the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where wil pe kept at ail times the very best of Fruits Vegetables, Chickens, etc. Aliso, Cigars and Tobacco, Goods deitvered free of best of satisfaction guaran charget.and the NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFPZIGER, = 2 Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, eto. se Beconand Lard wholesaie and retail. And al! kinds of Meats i usually found ina first ™ class market. @ooda delivered trae. ; share. : $$ ° eq gin’t doing tothing now,” said the aged man, with the small eyes and Ww ee ee ean 3 : trom an equally low browed: companFour round trips daily. . jon to sit at a round table. ; : ~ {fob heeled-me pretty well, and I don't flo no work unless I has to.” » ~ “What is it?” asked the other rascal. ‘The first tough made a significant ‘motion with his arm to indicate-his acquaintance with the art of sandbag: jing and tead piping. fae Gk " “Bo tell the truth” —he called it “troot” this eracksman’s: work is: too risky, Yoo much pulling of guns by the other fellows, and you've got to have an ex; pensive outfit, and doing the sneak act is too risky. Did I ever tell you how i started out? and I thought I could swipe. sone brushes or something like that. tan always hock them things. Welk . got-in all right, but I had to buy a soda —a-r-h!—to get an excuse. time swallowing the stuff, and up to that point the graft worked all right. awhile he went behind the little place where they put up prescriptions, and . then I gathered in three nice brushes. But before I had taken three steps he was on to me. that all these druggists have little holes or eracks in.the stained glass in front ‘of their desks, so they can pipe off ail that goes on in the store.”—Chicago ‘Tribune. dow. “wife. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. Send your busines: direct to Washin; . gaves time. cc e93, better ice. ‘My odice close to” *rnt Office. FREE prolis-tstions 6 fee not uni ¢ OY eed PERSON. cettnet yen 19 Wied « ACTUAL EXPERIENC. © = “How to Paventa. etc., sent free, Paten mr 5B, @ Sigre~ 2 . one sured. . receive specie! notice, jE charge, in INVENTIVE ACI. “No,” said the man, talking of trayeling, “you will never find me traveling. or going anywhere, for that mat-* ter, with a revolver. I gaye mine away a_number of years ago with a devout feeling of thankfulness that it had not been the cause of endless reproach to me. my wife, and on the return trip I had in my mind the stories that I had’ recently heard of sneak. thieves who had been robbing passengers on the boat. Toor as be accepted an. invitation Tt was in a drug store, You I took, my ‘The boss he walked away, aud atter 1 found out afterward 4 Glad He Had No Revolver, I had been up the Hudson with “J did not know that I had paid special attention to them, but in the mid. dle of the night, when a little noise at the window awakened me, I knew at once ‘that those sneak thieves were in the room, couldn’t bave done it-if T bad tried at another time—I from the upper berth with my hands on the throat of the thief at the, win I held on so tightly that my vie tim couldn’t make a sound, and you ean imagine how. horrified I was tc find that I had nearly strangled my If 1 had had:a pistol, I would certainly have shot ber, and the first opportunity I had» after that I gave mine away. They are dangerous things to carry.’—New York Times. and with one landed on the The Charms of “Monte-Christo.” Lord Salisbury once told the “hag always fascinated me and more than one oceasion bas drawn u out of bed very early in the morning This is Dumas’ ‘Monte-Christo.’ A few months ago I was staying at Sandring: ham. I had my favorite with me, and about half past 4 in the morning 1 got up and went into the beautiful groune ‘carried away’ by my book. an hour when I heard some one sa ‘What! early in order to study? I turned at saw the Prince of: Wales. him the book that had drawn me o so early, and he said laughingly th ginating book. “Three weeks: afterward he said me: ‘ “Monte-Christo” drew you out bed at half past 4 in the morning. them, one begins to think there ¢ really be no limit to the lies the Ary brother can tell. ing, soon after the ducks had been the old khansama excitedly announc not keep down with it. at once got hold of, and after wateh down utider water he was slot. proved to be a Jarge boali and had showing in only the legs just amouth. ————_—_ Pigs and Savings Banks. that at the beginning of the ninetee in the world. The Rev. Henry Dunc rector of a very poor English pa noticed: that when the peeple wishes way to find investment for small su He founded the first real savings . in 1810. Two o¥ three whith had charitable foundations. He Drew the Line. . “This is a dangerous eriminal,” plained the jailer, who was showl! “He has broken into everything in ” American. Its Shape. coast?” asked Gaswell of Dukane, Delivered free to any part of thecity. Wed ding eakes and ¥ancy ‘Pastry a specialty “A. Pi eat ¢. A. Snow rf Go o shape would you call it?’ bound-1 floor fol lowing interesting and amusing inci dent ata meeting of a certain literary club. “One book,” said Lord Salisbury ob and sat down for an hour or two to be “T had been reading for-about ha Are a prime minister's duties so heavy that he must needs be up s¢ I showec he would read such an’ apparently fas may say that it drew me out of bec are bg ee lowest rates. 4 pel sh +K ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE at 4 in the morning. '—London Gem. W soe cha (y A Fish That Eats Ducks. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon mong the queer things in India h asd Lard. the fish that eats ducks. When ont intense some ducks and is told hy te E. W. SCHIMDT, moorgy walla that a fish swallow But early one morn out and had, as usual, made their wa) to the tank, on one side of whiet stands an indigo assistant’s bungalow that the big fish had just caught ab other duck and swallowed it and coulc The. gun wa: the anties of the fish trying to kee} tually got the entire bird down, witl It is.rather a surprising fact, consid ering how enormously they have grown . the eentury there was not a savings banl lay by a little money they would bu a pig or a cow with &, having no othe: jsted before that time were practical; party of visitors through the cellhouse “Bverythiig except society,” protest ed the dangerous criminal.—Baltimor “what is the shape of a ship goin to pieces on a stern and rockboun “Very bad shape, I should say. Wha “A Chinaman in San Francis¢o,” says a gossiper in the Philadelphia Record, . “showed pie once an ivory ball as big as your two fists, with six smaller balls inside it. It was the most wonderful thing I ever saw. The Chinaman said that the balls had been begun by his grandfather and that he was the third generation to work on them. He told ime how the work was done. : “It begins with a solid block of ivory, which is turned inte a ball and then, earved in a latticed pattern with tiny saw toothed knives. Through the lat-. tice, with othér knives that are beat in. ‘various sliapes, the second ball is caryed, but is kept fast to’ the first’ one: by a thin strip of ivory left at the top and by anothér left ‘at.the bottom. Ther the third ball, with still finer knives, is tackled through the first and second ones, and so the work.goes on till, all the balls are finished, when the strips that hold them firm are cut away, and they all reyolve freely, one inside the other, es : eee “This Chinaman said it was a’ common-thing for families to have such balls for hundreds, of years+grandfather, father, son and grandson working Novada County, Oalifornia The well-known” Lumber Business of Cooper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, . ate. -is offered for sale at a! ota in Cas neg ty bargain. . office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, j23 40TH YBAR—NO, 13,103: ro : i . NEVADA CITY, CAL MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, t90T. te EST. IN salices i P. BROWN & yj ‘TRANSCRIPT. Hard to Rob Drez Stores. — SD, ewe . he Dancing School. Ladies and xentleman’s dancing sehool every Wednesday evening, and children’s daucing 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. a Makes a specialty of Minin Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases. . Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. = @ Subscribe for the Tras — on them when they had nothing else to do. They, are priceless, of course. Some cheap balls-are made of vegetable. ivoty, being carved while the material is soft, like a potato. These, though, are not worth more than a few dollars at the most.” Another Romance Spoiled. _“Tell ‘a good story and stick to It,” is an old tiaximthat-is illustrated in a: story that is going the rounds along the Rialto. A certain well known actor floated into his home one morning about 2 o’elock. The, wife of his hosom was waiting upvfor him: He told: her he had been out all the evening with .one of their friends, Charlie and then related an. interesting tairy story of how Charlie had taken 1 crowd to supper, how ‘funny CharMe had been all the evening, how p Deg A A.J.JORDAN MANUFACTURER et. LOUIS AND gaeRIEL5 re ENGLAND. well Charlieé looked in his new’ suit, how: he said this, that and the other. After telling: a 15 minute story, to which the gentle partner of his joys and out of work periods:-listened with respectful attention, but cynical mien, he paused for breath. Then she, in a confident now I’ve got you tone, said: “That's a lovely romance you've been giving me, and I hate td spoil it, but Charlie bas been here nearly all the evening waiting to see you about an engagement. He left only about half an hour ago.” The teller of the tale looked rather dazed fot a moment as if he had been struck. Then quickly: gathering. himself together he-assumed a bold front, with hands in his pockets, head thrown back and, in defiant innocence and emphasizing each word, said: “Well, that’s my story, and Pm 2 going to change it for anybody.”—Clipper, 1€ Always speak well of the dead, and if you have time you might speak a good word for the living gecasionally.— Chi¢ago News, Union Livery Stable 1 4 Main st. opp. Union Hotel, y As Henry Lane, « Prop’r if The finessturn-on sin the ounty.and plep iW . gy of chem Uven dav aninichs ni a 7 UNION MARKET, o:. COLLEY BROS., . = Prop’s. J Reef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., ai al LEADING CIGAR DEALER, le . Cine Street..sssseeeseeees -Novada City Ca) LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Solid, ——Im STOOK~— GENERAL ARTHUR. HUMBOLDT IMPT’D KSTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB A ROSA HARMONIA ° », R, DAVIS, feacher o Vocal and Instrumente] Music, Also Choral apd Qrchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions 2EK ing En ac hi: omes. fe vabar ancy For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc apply to the Professor, either by lettero; Union Hote!l“Nevads City nit 1 amp 2 SEL WRALLY POCO VO hat, an 1S 3 its anything you invent or improve; also et CAVEAT FRADZ-MARK, COPYRIGHT or DESIGN PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. r free examination and advice, ‘ ms }¢ ani} ¢ ex 4 Write 2.A. SNOW & ca. of Nevada county weekly for the urpose of instructing pupils at their own personally, at his homei2 North San Juen or: fo BOOK OW PATENTS fesbetore vavent: PLAZA PLANING MILL..« RICE & LEWIS, Prop'’s. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. oulidinns Brackets, Woodwork of ail kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Soecialty, y" Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getou: stim es on any work of this sort that you may need. RICE &@ LEWIS, SACRAMENTO St., NBNADA CrTy. NO——_ Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. ilectric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. 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 Rooms. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK _C. H. HARRISON, DBALER IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. Cc. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bs neorporated 1876.) SROAD STREET, MWHVADA OITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paldupincoin, © -° = 50,000 Undivided profits, = 35,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PRBSTON...cceeeeee soeeeePresident FORM T. MORGAN «10s ccccocvedccotecccne Cashier D. KE. MORGAN.. getWesinas dos vecns Secretary s °Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10a. M. to 4 P. M., and.on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. : New York—Nationa! Bank of North America. San Brancisco—First National Bank, LonClam Juice Tho Celebrated H. B. Whiskey 66 ian? 99 At Tom S Place. This Bank Maintains an office at Grass ValSOMETHING. NEW! Apricot Cordial. os T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Oyster Cocktalis don, Paris & American Bank. . Sacramento —National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. We issue Right Drafts payabie in : EW YORK, “” SAN SRANCISCO, Also Bitis af E: Shenae cheeks Cre) s of Kx change payable at sight in of i and the principal cttscs reat Britain Hurope. Coliections on any part of the United States a specialty. , price paid for County and Stete Highest Warrants. Gold and Silver. Bullion purchased, Asaay Office at the Bank, iey. where a gencral Banking Business: is * J. M, THOMAS, s Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. wh RAAAMR AAMC OMA we ex ig i Chi rant ia the Mills buildi including : Tamales, Enchiladas, ; : Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Urs, Steffens & Short Order Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restauon Broad street, aud will give striet attention to short orders, Bacon and Eggs. “a wreck tangle.”—Pittsburg Chrop icle-Telegraph. ae ™ 6 irs, Durand, --Semi-Centennial Year. THE 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. "180 Fulton St., N.Y. Resident Agent at Grass Valley. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always.find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, “all the favorite brands of Whiskies on hand, sueb as: ‘“Revotucky Taylor,” “Jesse Moore.” “Shomas taylor,” “Oscar Pepper, and “Robin Hood.” a se Wm._J. Beitiand, . me {SMe IN ig 2 er Fs A MESS ee

4 didi cciilaane sink RS es bs +. CP antes S ———— DUBSCRIPTION RATES, . By Mail, $64 Year. ah 2g Advertisement >. hder this head for 50 cents trator’s Sale, : length Orka month, o ‘edditional iTine GIVE E ts a week or cen' a ayaon onder PN, TBAT \ 1 oe invariably in advance. i rr” the. C€ beri mies ae . of Sabra j Rooms and Board, Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad ed to acco.nmodate a Mimite front door of the (io ty, Nevada county, Call, 1g realand personal prop, in and to that certa n Novela Townshin ifornia, known ag’ vle Kuneh, all the righ f said estate in and to} f Section 17, T. i6N, ROR e me 01. 5 . TO the Estate of bed i it 3 P) street, is prepar te-'o ht 1201 at te ed numbe ing at reasonable rates. 50 CENTS A WEEK. f not to.exceed five lines in r of persons with board and lodg510. “a Sold and rented on change for anything useful. hand machines fro paired and parts Singer Sewing Machines m $5.00 up. kept in stock, OfficesBovey Bros.’ Shoe Store, Nevada City, and H. J, Fuchs’ Grocery Store, Grass Vailey. GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. easy terms, or will exGeod secondAll makes reA Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agenis and represent us, some $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid. adyancement and increase work. of wages. Write at ms against the Address it them, with the ne Dept. E, et Our months after thy GHAET ALANAN: ALA the Estate of NA day of January, 191, to travel, others for loonce. BUTLER & ALGER, Nuw Haven, Coun Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to. Secretary, eare of Transcript. Carriage Trimmings HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, No Credit For Buggy Tops — “eee _ Until farther notice the "Bu will : a regular ips between Nevada Osi oe Noes Povey Grass V: ley at the following Leaving Nevada Cit; ‘ : oe and 730 9. an y at 10a say ving ss Valley at 8:45 a. P 1 one oo = e ns. Passengers called for in any part of ; town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hote}, TIMETABLE: GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. At price to suit the times, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. Broad Street.. .,. Nevada City, Cal. UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. eee = ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. Bodies Embaimed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Telephone 34. — “All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods B are now offered 4 ORES saa Real Estate and Per. ‘ty at Private Sale, tLTY OF AN ORDE ny. the Superior Gomis ] pa ate of Califo 0!, in the matter of the es. 2 eer ibed. The sale’ wil y oy the sixth day Larue, Dona ag California. Saree mey ot the United . it. Of bid at she uur of . nee On confirmation by a description of the lat Sweetland contig q they Lot 8, Block 2, at. ng 8.06 acr 8 acres of . ites and north by Lot 4 . land, all in the County of ifornia; the followitgh > personal property: 4 1 cow. 1 heifer, 1 cider 1 grindstone, 1. pair of . ~1 yietibacrow, 1 saw, . rawing knife, doors, win et lumber, account due ad account due from J, 8. . T. J. TORP: he Estate of Elijah B. ass Valley, Att: merit 24 Show Cause. OR COURT OF THE . la, State of California. ' he estate of J. Badeau, is court by the petitio ind filed by T. J. Torpie, . e estate of J. Badeau, deessary to sell the whole . the real estate and per. aid decedent to pay the . the expenses and . ration. lered by this Court that ed in the estate of said . fore this Court on Monf February, 1901, at the . A. M. of said day at the “5 P cant ~ ne xc Ys unty of Neva to mn Oordér shouid not be mistrator to sell so eal estate and’ personal e necessary and thata © » pub ished for four sucfe NEvapa City TRAN> printed and published F. T.N ak ILON, Judge. Deputy, ttorneysf i tb: ‘or Administra Show Cause, OR COURT OF THE @, Stateof California. 1e estate of ANN JANE , the administratrix of ne Scott, deceased, have ~ petition duly verifi feale of certain real es ;. for the purpose thereprefore ordered by ns carted in i “ appear ‘ore the 8a! fonday, the lith day of 1 o'clock ia the forenoon tl he Courthouse, Nevads , State of California, to ) order should not Administratrix to sell 80 ate of the said dece: shall be necessary order be published at ) weeks B eee NuVADA RIPT, a daily newspaper d at Nevada City in said a al fornia, i , Superior Judge. o Creditors. 9R COURT OF THY a tiate of Caliiornia. the estate of Elizabeth : Jones, deceased. . q yen bythe undersigned, . ; will and testament eased, to the creditor# oe, claims against tye them, with the nee m four months 4 : of this notice, to ep law 0 of J. M. Wale . unty of Nevada, Stateot = being the place for the _ isiness of said estate ‘ Lit it noes Y B. JONES, ate of Elizabeth JHARDSON ER rt auD— EMBALMER. opp. City Hall ‘attemtion to all calls attendant. Tele Notice of Sale of Real Estate at . Public Auction, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. . inthe matter ofthe estate of AN SCOT I, veceased. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the * uperior Court of the County oF Nevada, State of _ California,made on the ruary, 1901, in the m: Jane scott. deceased, the undersigned, the Administratrix of the estate of the said Estate willsell at public auction to thehighh gold’ coin of the United est bidder, for cas States. and subject Superior Court, on SATURDAY the 9th DAY of MAKCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., in front of the Court House door,. at tre Court Nevada City House, State of California, est and estate of the said Ann Jane Scott at the time of her d title and interest th: operation 0: bounded and deseri ments at Columbia Lake Company, bounded north ty. School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company’s, reservoir, south by lands of Eureka Lake Company, and west by road County Road to Mining Ciaims; together with the dwelling house on the parcel of land herein described. . Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold ‘eoin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on ‘said Superior Court -Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane Seott, deceased. Dated, February f faw or otherwise acquired other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane Seott at the time of ‘her death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying avd being in the said County of Nevada, State of California, and N JANE leventh day of Febatter of the estate of Ann to contirmation by said County ‘of Nevada, all the right, title, intereath, and all the right, at the said estate has by bed as follows: Improve Hill on land of Eureka leading from Chicago Cottage Organ Co. fas attained s standard.of excellence whichad mits of no superior. genius, skill and money can pro ‘ame, quality of tone, combination, artistic perfect construction, maxing them the most ate tractive, ornamental and desirable organs homes, schools, churches, lodg 23,, societies, ete ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, . : UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS THE J MORSTS, CARRIAGES AND BUGCIES Empire Stable, f rond Street, ‘opp. National Exchange Hove} Nevada City, pee i AMBS HENSESSY, s The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of Prop’r. To be found in thie varé of the State, COTTAGE ORGAN It contains every improveiuent that inventive uce. These excelient Organs are celebrated for voluick response, variety of esign, beauty infinish for SKiLLED WORKMEB: BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THISCatalcgues and Price Lists on application, Address—Chicago, Illinois. confirmation of sale by AGNES M. HUBBARD, 11, 1901. fel2 CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, SAN és hga charge for Crematignto Church memi ber: and membe s of organizations hav ing presiding officers and secretaries and families, is $50. All others $55. Expensive cotfius, orname its used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monFRANCISCO.and s otids are se dom umeut and saves thecost of 4 lot and its care and stone work, Send for circular. 3381m GEORGKH R. FLETCHER, Manager. The Daily Transcript Continues to THE NEWSI LEADING MINING COUNTY Of California. ® 39 Y Reliable & ESTABLISHED Progressive) (°C and Bnergetlc mainiain the lead as BST PAPER EARS Outspoken 4 Peerless Saloon : PAUNe PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas. Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All ny old friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteous manuer. HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROCE. Have moved into their nev cagrtcrs 2m Tom mercial street.and invite a.l ‘hela former patrous to eall. and sea ‘bum, They will make ita point toserve he firest }riaas of Wines, Liquors and’ Cig irs All kinds of Mixed Urinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.'’s, Commercial St, NEW YORK HOTES BROAD ST., NEVADA CI %, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse UNDER NEW MANASCEMENT—A home-like up-to-date house, situ in, one of the pleasantest portions ofthe Queen City. itty hice rooms; electri¢e lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the ccunty or variety, cooking and service. 1 STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BAR supplied with the highest-grade hiskies, W ines, liquors Ete. Fancy Mixed Drinks a. speciaitv Ea 4 TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ——__—_— BH GUEY Will open up at his old place on Pine street on MONDAY NEXT, and will be prepared to furnish you with chickens to-order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at ali times, i halk aa NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMEIN H of this well-known bakery, . am prepared to furnish the public with the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes . HARRY’S : SALOON. I AVING PURCHASED TH# SALOON AT I haye had ‘t thoroughly remo now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS. ALEX HONGEL.....Proprietor. j A hers: MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIALTYS yourself and be convinced. Rooms 20 atid 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali N. for all newspapers pubsished Pacific Coast, the Sandwich IvJands, PolyDBES1A,, Japan; “ Colonies, the Eastern States ano’, Kurope. Files of nearly every newspaper pub: tho Pacifie Coast are kept constantly «‘2 hand and all advertisers are allowed free ag, 7088, streets, the corner of Pine and Boris ns and am ele Beer 5 Cents. _ WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. THE RECEPTION, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The best brands of Wines, Liquors and Ci-. gars may be found here. Come and see for Veer Reswurs wo Agveasens -e ° e : Diliges Sl commumeations To +Tye Chew. Seatancwenle Gwaws Bros. VORUISBERS. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advettising Agency. fornia street, San Br'a velsco. B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED on the Valparaiso, ‘Australian exican ports, Panama, hina, New’ Zealand, the , ished on hem during business hours AUVERTISING RATES vide know. on application. Neavda»City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. _ Particular attention paid to the transpo! tation of baggage for theatrical parties. Piano and furniture moving. Telephone 4 woop D.S, BAKER ‘ a New Fruit and Vegetable Store. YEE LEE & CO. Ht E opened a first-ciass Store adjoining’ J the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where wil pe kept at ail times the very best of Fruits Vegetables, Chickens, etc. Aliso, Cigars and Tobacco, Goods deitvered free of best of satisfaction guaran charget.and the NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFPZIGER, = 2 Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, eto. se Beconand Lard wholesaie and retail. And al! kinds of Meats i usually found ina first ™ class market. @ooda delivered trae. ; share. : $$ ° eq gin’t doing tothing now,” said the aged man, with the small eyes and Ww ee ee ean 3 : trom an equally low browed: companFour round trips daily. . jon to sit at a round table. ; : ~ {fob heeled-me pretty well, and I don't flo no work unless I has to.” » ~ “What is it?” asked the other rascal. ‘The first tough made a significant

‘motion with his arm to indicate-his acquaintance with the art of sandbag: jing and tead piping. fae Gk " “Bo tell the truth” —he called it “troot” this eracksman’s: work is: too risky, Yoo much pulling of guns by the other fellows, and you've got to have an ex; pensive outfit, and doing the sneak act is too risky. Did I ever tell you how i started out? and I thought I could swipe. sone brushes or something like that. tan always hock them things. Welk . got-in all right, but I had to buy a soda —a-r-h!—to get an excuse. time swallowing the stuff, and up to that point the graft worked all right. awhile he went behind the little place where they put up prescriptions, and . then I gathered in three nice brushes. But before I had taken three steps he was on to me. that all these druggists have little holes or eracks in.the stained glass in front ‘of their desks, so they can pipe off ail that goes on in the store.”—Chicago ‘Tribune. dow. “wife. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. Send your busines: direct to Washin; . gaves time. cc e93, better ice. ‘My odice close to” *rnt Office. FREE prolis-tstions 6 fee not uni ¢ OY eed PERSON. cettnet yen 19 Wied « ACTUAL EXPERIENC. © = “How to Paventa. etc., sent free, Paten mr 5B, @ Sigre~ 2 . one sured. . receive specie! notice, jE charge, in INVENTIVE ACI. “No,” said the man, talking of trayeling, “you will never find me traveling. or going anywhere, for that mat-* ter, with a revolver. I gaye mine away a_number of years ago with a devout feeling of thankfulness that it had not been the cause of endless reproach to me. my wife, and on the return trip I had in my mind the stories that I had’ recently heard of sneak. thieves who had been robbing passengers on the boat. Toor as be accepted an. invitation Tt was in a drug store, You I took, my ‘The boss he walked away, aud atter 1 found out afterward 4 Glad He Had No Revolver, I had been up the Hudson with “J did not know that I had paid special attention to them, but in the mid. dle of the night, when a little noise at the window awakened me, I knew at once ‘that those sneak thieves were in the room, couldn’t bave done it-if T bad tried at another time—I from the upper berth with my hands on the throat of the thief at the, win I held on so tightly that my vie tim couldn’t make a sound, and you ean imagine how. horrified I was tc find that I had nearly strangled my If 1 had had:a pistol, I would certainly have shot ber, and the first opportunity I had» after that I gave mine away. They are dangerous things to carry.’—New York Times. and with one landed on the The Charms of “Monte-Christo.” Lord Salisbury once told the “hag always fascinated me and more than one oceasion bas drawn u out of bed very early in the morning This is Dumas’ ‘Monte-Christo.’ A few months ago I was staying at Sandring: ham. I had my favorite with me, and about half past 4 in the morning 1 got up and went into the beautiful groune ‘carried away’ by my book. an hour when I heard some one sa ‘What! early in order to study? I turned at saw the Prince of: Wales. him the book that had drawn me o so early, and he said laughingly th ginating book. “Three weeks: afterward he said me: ‘ “Monte-Christo” drew you out bed at half past 4 in the morning. them, one begins to think there ¢ really be no limit to the lies the Ary brother can tell. ing, soon after the ducks had been the old khansama excitedly announc not keep down with it. at once got hold of, and after wateh down utider water he was slot. proved to be a Jarge boali and had showing in only the legs just amouth. ————_—_ Pigs and Savings Banks. that at the beginning of the ninetee in the world. The Rev. Henry Dunc rector of a very poor English pa noticed: that when the peeple wishes way to find investment for small su He founded the first real savings . in 1810. Two o¥ three whith had charitable foundations. He Drew the Line. . “This is a dangerous eriminal,” plained the jailer, who was showl! “He has broken into everything in ” American. Its Shape. coast?” asked Gaswell of Dukane, Delivered free to any part of thecity. Wed ding eakes and ¥ancy ‘Pastry a specialty “A. Pi eat ¢. A. Snow rf Go o shape would you call it?’ bound-1 floor fol lowing interesting and amusing inci dent ata meeting of a certain literary club. “One book,” said Lord Salisbury ob and sat down for an hour or two to be “T had been reading for-about ha Are a prime minister's duties so heavy that he must needs be up s¢ I showec he would read such an’ apparently fas may say that it drew me out of bec are bg ee lowest rates. 4 pel sh +K ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE at 4 in the morning. '—London Gem. W soe cha (y A Fish That Eats Ducks. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon mong the queer things in India h asd Lard. the fish that eats ducks. When ont intense some ducks and is told hy te E. W. SCHIMDT, moorgy walla that a fish swallow But early one morn out and had, as usual, made their wa) to the tank, on one side of whiet stands an indigo assistant’s bungalow that the big fish had just caught ab other duck and swallowed it and coulc The. gun wa: the anties of the fish trying to kee} tually got the entire bird down, witl It is.rather a surprising fact, consid ering how enormously they have grown . the eentury there was not a savings banl lay by a little money they would bu a pig or a cow with &, having no othe: jsted before that time were practical; party of visitors through the cellhouse “Bverythiig except society,” protest ed the dangerous criminal.—Baltimor “what is the shape of a ship goin to pieces on a stern and rockboun “Very bad shape, I should say. Wha “A Chinaman in San Francis¢o,” says a gossiper in the Philadelphia Record, . “showed pie once an ivory ball as big as your two fists, with six smaller balls inside it. It was the most wonderful thing I ever saw. The Chinaman said that the balls had been begun by his grandfather and that he was the third generation to work on them. He told ime how the work was done. : “It begins with a solid block of ivory, which is turned inte a ball and then, earved in a latticed pattern with tiny saw toothed knives. Through the lat-. tice, with othér knives that are beat in. ‘various sliapes, the second ball is caryed, but is kept fast to’ the first’ one: by a thin strip of ivory left at the top and by anothér left ‘at.the bottom. Ther the third ball, with still finer knives, is tackled through the first and second ones, and so the work.goes on till, all the balls are finished, when the strips that hold them firm are cut away, and they all reyolve freely, one inside the other, es : eee “This Chinaman said it was a’ common-thing for families to have such balls for hundreds, of years+grandfather, father, son and grandson working Novada County, Oalifornia The well-known” Lumber Business of Cooper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, . ate. -is offered for sale at a! ota in Cas neg ty bargain. . office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, j23 40TH YBAR—NO, 13,103: ro : i . NEVADA CITY, CAL MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, t90T. te EST. IN salices i P. BROWN & yj ‘TRANSCRIPT. Hard to Rob Drez Stores. — SD, ewe . he Dancing School. Ladies and xentleman’s dancing sehool every Wednesday evening, and children’s daucing 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. a Makes a specialty of Minin Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cases. . Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. = @ Subscribe for the Tras — on them when they had nothing else to do. They, are priceless, of course. Some cheap balls-are made of vegetable. ivoty, being carved while the material is soft, like a potato. These, though, are not worth more than a few dollars at the most.” Another Romance Spoiled. _“Tell ‘a good story and stick to It,” is an old tiaximthat-is illustrated in a: story that is going the rounds along the Rialto. A certain well known actor floated into his home one morning about 2 o’elock. The, wife of his hosom was waiting upvfor him: He told: her he had been out all the evening with .one of their friends, Charlie and then related an. interesting tairy story of how Charlie had taken 1 crowd to supper, how ‘funny CharMe had been all the evening, how p Deg A A.J.JORDAN MANUFACTURER et. LOUIS AND gaeRIEL5 re ENGLAND. well Charlieé looked in his new’ suit, how: he said this, that and the other. After telling: a 15 minute story, to which the gentle partner of his joys and out of work periods:-listened with respectful attention, but cynical mien, he paused for breath. Then she, in a confident now I’ve got you tone, said: “That's a lovely romance you've been giving me, and I hate td spoil it, but Charlie bas been here nearly all the evening waiting to see you about an engagement. He left only about half an hour ago.” The teller of the tale looked rather dazed fot a moment as if he had been struck. Then quickly: gathering. himself together he-assumed a bold front, with hands in his pockets, head thrown back and, in defiant innocence and emphasizing each word, said: “Well, that’s my story, and Pm 2 going to change it for anybody.”—Clipper, 1€ Always speak well of the dead, and if you have time you might speak a good word for the living gecasionally.— Chi¢ago News, Union Livery Stable 1 4 Main st. opp. Union Hotel, y As Henry Lane, « Prop’r if The finessturn-on sin the ounty.and plep iW . gy of chem Uven dav aninichs ni a 7 UNION MARKET, o:. COLLEY BROS., . = Prop’s. J Reef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., ai al LEADING CIGAR DEALER, le . Cine Street...sssseeeseeees -Novada City Ca) LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Solid, ——Im STOOK~— GENERAL ARTHUR. HUMBOLDT IMPT’D KSTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB A ROSA HARMONIA ° », R, DAVIS, feacher o Vocal and Instrumente] Music, Also Choral apd Qrchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions 2EK ing En ac hi: omes. fe vabar ancy For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc apply to the Professor, either by lettero; Union Hote!l“Nevads City nit 1 amp 2 SEL WRALLY POCO VO hat, an 1S 3 its anything you invent or improve; also et CAVEAT FRADZ-MARK, COPYRIGHT or DESIGN PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. r free examination and advice, ‘ ms }¢ ani} ¢ ex 4 Write 2.A. SNOW & ca. of Nevada county weekly for the urpose of instructing pupils at their own personally, at his homei2 North San Juen or: fo BOOK OW PATENTS fesbetore vavent: PLAZA PLANING MILL...« RICE & LEWIS, Prop'’s. .. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. oulidinns Brackets, Woodwork of ail kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Soecialty, y" Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getou: stim es on any work of this sort that you may need. RICE &@ LEWIS, SACRAMENTO St., NBNADA CrTy. NO——_ Smoke Soot Smell.. Nevada Co. ilectric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. 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 Rooms. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK _C. H. HARRISON, DBALER IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. Cc. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bs neorporated 1876.) SROAD STREET, MWHVADA OITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paldupincoin, © -° = 50,000 Undivided profits, = 35,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PRBSTON.....cceeeeee soeeeePresident FORM T. MORGAN «10s ccccocvedccotecccne Cashier D. KE. MORGAN.... getWesinas dos vecns Secretary s °Hon. Niles Searls, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10a. M. to 4 P. M., and.on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. : New York—Nationa! Bank of North America. San Brancisco—First National Bank, LonClam Juice Tho Celebrated H. B. Whiskey 66 ian? 99 At Tom S Place. This Bank Maintains an office at Grass ValSOMETHING. NEW! Apricot Cordial. os T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Oyster Cocktalis don, Paris & American Bank. . Sacramento —National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. We issue Right Drafts payabie in : EW YORK, “” SAN SRANCISCO, Also Bitis af E: Shenae cheeks Cre) s of Kx change payable at sight in of i and the principal cttscs reat Britain Hurope. Coliections on any part of the United States a specialty. , price paid for County and Stete Highest Warrants. Gold and Silver. Bullion purchased, Asaay Office at the Bank, iey. where a gencral Banking Business: is * J. M, THOMAS, s Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. wh RAAAMR AAMC OMA we ex ig i Chi rant ia the Mills buildi including : Tamales, Enchiladas, ; : Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Urs, Steffens & Short Order Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restauon Broad street, aud will give striet attention to short orders, Bacon and Eggs. “a wreck tangle.”—Pittsburg Chrop icle-Telegraph. ae ™ 6 irs, Durand, --Semi-Centennial Year. THE 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. "180 Fulton St., N.Y. Resident Agent at Grass Valley. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always.find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, “all the favorite brands of Whiskies on hand, sueb as: ‘“Revotucky Taylor,” “Jesse Moore.” “Shomas taylor,” “Oscar Pepper, and “Robin Hood.” a se Wm._J. Beitiand, . me {SMe IN ig 2 er Fs A MESS ee