February 27, 1900 (4 pages)

0) of D. A. Rich, a outer ; ihe teetce the “™., in fro: ounty of Nevada, aoe gate e of f his death, hos est that the said ai or othery ise i ition to that of gett ren his death © OF pare ‘the City of Neate cf California oliows: An-undind to those cer. situate and bein, Bot the: City 9 ite, “commonly z Mining Claims,” ¢ the vein or lodé~ ~~ side of’ Big’ jt ecr Midnizht Quartz ruuning theuce Surface ground sale: Cash, la cent. of the hb Bef undersigned d Ge ne on peng: ak 5. W. RICH, of D.“A. RK ch, dea Lith day of ing Will, AND FO Estate of JOSEPH of said Superior . day Of February, m1 hat Monday, the 10 o’clock of a. m. urt m of said se in the City and en aveemned as the ng the Will ot said d, and for hearin ee ianie an ance to them of hen and where any appear and contest 900. RBOGAST, Clerk. ing Deputy Clerk. mey for Estate. 7. w Cause. YURT IN AND FO , State of Californie estate of Emelije A. rder to show cause 21 estate should not Fricot, executors of mt of Emelie A. ChaSein Ae tig their raying for.an order = Pace real pate of ecessary for the id petition and that » at public or private to this court from necessary to sell the of the rea) etate of urposes and reasons on and as is by law etition having been ‘dered by said court ted in the estate of efore said Superior ith day of March, A. n. of said day at the ‘t at the court house of Nevada, State of ause why an order to said executors to i estate of said deessary, and why the lat either public or that a copy of this east once a week for in the Ngevapa City \ewspaper of genera! 1d published in said P. T. NILON, Judge. A. D., 1900. nd A, Comte ZJr., AtBe f8-4w nt Notice. TING COMPANY. Lo-pal place of busi.es’, ounty, California era ot the Dublin Geld n12thday of Februi, known Ne poneces ’ cen r share \bser Ls ca Neal stock gable on or before the , to L. W. memerson, ‘over the Farmers an lollister, Hollister, San nia. +h this assessment shall ie Sist day of March, nt and advertised for and unless payment is old on the 25th day of ve of said Secretary, to sessment, ether with d expenses of sale. FFLESON, Secretary. ‘armersand Marehante liister, Cal. f2l —— show Cause. COURT, COUNTY OF Yalifornia. eestate of D. A. Rich, ninistrater of the estate od, having filed his petiified, praying for an or‘real estate of said dese therein set forth, it by the Judge that all ‘the estate of said dejre the said Superior ebruary 12th, 1900, at ten son of the said day, at said Superior Court, in said County and State, n order should not be dministrator to ell so ute of said deceased, at shall be necessary; a! rder be published in the ANSCBIPT, a newspaper ied in raid City of he1ccessive weeks prior to ruary, 1900. ¥ an) a MIEN uperior Judge. h, 1900. sent Notice. JING COMPANY. LC CAal place of business, San ia. Location of “ works, da sounty, California. iven that at a meeting © ore, held on the 12th day an assessment, No. 3, of re, was levied upon the 1e Corporation, ayable ted States Gold Coin, to e office of the Company, ery street, San Frauny stock i which this main unpaid on the !2th vill be delinquent, and adeae t auction;and upless ssment, together with the and @: f sale. alsa -K. RUIZ, Seeretarytery street, San qrenelss™ft Assessment ree MINING Mra inc lace oO usiness. ecko Location of works da County. California. » é given that at a meetof Directors, held 02 January, 1900, an assesswo and one-half cents pet pon the Capital Stock of payable immediately in ‘Coin, to the Secretary, at A oa mn ppentarow ‘ornia. Vhich this-asseasment shall the 28th day of Februery: ent, advertised for on; unless payment ier wit the costs 0 a , Secretary._8 Montgomery street, San pia. Pag jae Se eo oP ae? 39TH YEAR—NO, 12,935 53 BACK AT THE OLD BAKERY. THE TRANSORIPT. BROWN:& CALKIN S, : Proprietors. Bee ee eee ne oe us . } The Divorce of a Fend + GEORGE WM: DURST . { ~ Has spenseie the proprietorship of the NEW: YORK .BAKERY where he was a is now preb ucts in his line. GAMES AND FANCY PASTRY. “Po order, a specialty. SUBSCRIRTION RATES. By Sail, $6 9 Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. _. a : Ot?‘ Commercial. street ADVERTISING RATES ade known on application. ‘aj PEETAG EL PAP LAVEGLTAD) ¥ x . #ul as the pine that, Stop It : . , IF IT’S*A COUGH, Cure It : IF_IT’S‘A COLD, Relieve It Help It IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT!S_CROUP, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING Laboe’s Componnd Cough Syray On Oe te ee ss Lan ts tert BAS fo Bin leat. . (Cy pare say it to ye in big letters, Fred Peterson, So's you can to’see the whole meanin’ at one peep. Ef you steal my Betty, an’ run off and, marry her, I'll fill your hide ae,full of, holes as a musical sieve!”’ 4 Thus spoke old Ben Pitchford to young Fred Peterson 48 the two stood in the road, on. Kinniconnick creek, . Ky., one May morning three years ago. . The young man, tall and broad, graceon ‘the hill above them, swayed to and fro at the touch of the winds, met the blazing eyes of old Ben with a look of fearless mirthfulness. There was no defiance or impudence in his face. It was sunshine confronting a black cloud—light not . afraid to meet the blackness. “Qh, shucks! Maj. Pitchford, I know you are a bad man witha gun. I know you've got a quick temper, & eool nerve, aquickeyeanda perfect marksmanehip. I know you have gota skillful hand and a long bowie. You've got an icy heart . in front of a foe, but & mighty warm) one to those that have claims on your: affection, and in short—ha, ha!—you, would split the brain box of an enemy; with great suddenness, but you would, never, never shoot your son!—your son-in-law! er ha, ha, ha!” “You can’t laugh me down, suh. I’ve swore it, and nobody ever hearn of old Ben Pitehford ever tellin’ a lie, much less swearin’ one. , Y’ll kill you if you steal my gal!” aS The lines of decision were stretched tightly in that grim old face. plack eyes glittered like new dirks. young man, seriously now, no resentmen like to know, Maj. you've got agai Sold and guarantee ‘\{ don’t think any ma J ean say, without be Work if you want to have a first-class job We sell Pipe at the lowest market do your own work in making conty system. Or we will take conput it down and make all cont first-class workmen. ~ On your Sewer and save money. . prices, if you want to », nections with the new ci tracts to, furnish the pipe, peotions, > We employ none bu . ' , t About Stoves You may need a new heating or cooking stove. stock. is one of the largest in this. part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. NEVADA CITY. to me.” phasizing with his eyes. young man. low, with a grin of mockery. son for your opposition.” “It hain’t, eh?” ardon—not for civilized people.” «Then I am a savage—a beast?” savage, beastly practices.” “Your father, what of him?” and fang extinct in both families.” eager to get into my flesh, an . out? Answer that!” silk.” “It plucks out the fang.” mine.” “Your grandfather killed mine.” brother.” RUHSTALLER’S STEAM BEER PEPPPP OPO ‘There are other Beers, but ILT EDGE IS PURE. Of all kinds go to HE 1$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES} <7, can‘t'get my consent, : “T shan't ask 1%." “And if you steal her, by heaven—remember my oath—I will kill you!” At price to suit the times. The two men instantly separated, . A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. WHEELIHAN BROS., On Draught at the REFEREE SALOON Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock’ Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods are now. offered. No Credi chapter forever.” each going his opposite way. . Curry “Ty s reverie pistol shot. He 1 of the voice with’ you want “well, I want ness, you see. leave to differ wi His “Pa like to know,” returned the but with ¢ in his look or tone, “Td Pitchford, what nst me? In what way have I ever offended you? I won't say I am good enough for your daughter. nis, But I think ing egotistical, < . . that Kam as good, inany light you want to Jook at me, as any other young man in these hills. Now, you know what f say is true. Now, tell me—give me one intelligent reason for your opposition light tap on intently, an this time quite lou “You know without. me‘ tellin’ you,” spake the old fellow, iniow tones, em“Indeed, I do not!” protested the “You don’t know, eh, that there-has been a Pitchford-Peterson feud for 50 years or more?” returned the old fel“Yes,” said Fred, “] knew of the feud, but that is not an intelligent rea“No, sir; it might be good enough for savages or beasts, but—beg your “Not. altogether, ‘py any means, sir; pbut_you show the traits of one, if you are eternally disposed to keep alive “fJe’s in the same boat with you, if he wants to continue this abominable feud. Both of you are good enough, in your way—but you have some ways . that fit you more for the Black Forest than for the sun plains of the nineteenth century, There is too much of the claw and fang about both of you. The next generation will find the claw . “Do you mean to tell me, Fred Peterson, that you haven’t a secret fang, your likin’ for my gal alone keeps it long, “The answer is easy, sir; lama graduate of the Transylvania university.” “Edicatio® only wraps the fang with “An uncle of yours killed my “A brother of yours killed my uncle.” “Forty corpses lay along the track a 1 Fi of that feud.” Carriage Trimmings . °*yi5"0° ie “Now. what do you think of that?” “J think it’s high time to stop it. Peterson was sitting ou Yes, I think it’s time to cut down the . anda, cleaning u old tree that’s borne so much fruit. of . He hadn't found blood and death, and make a wedding . Fred was not in bonfire of the branches! That’s just we a what Betty and I propose to do, Wede-. father didn’t even J @ @ . cided, long ago, before we graduated, : engaged wiping the last vesti suh.” Fred Peterson was moving along the road with a long, graceful stride. The . sion, birds strove to catch him with love songs; the brook leaped up and shouted with merriment; the butterflies « be+ . step out.” . sprinkled the brown road ahead with {many vivid colors, but he heard noth-. ‘ing, saw nothing. . His yision was. turned inward, where a great conflict . was raging. A Pe ee ll have her, I will have her be‘. fore another month!” he ejaculated. “Qt course ‘you will!” cried a. sweet, a3 . merry voice from the si “Qf course you, will, or Pt tail'. breach of promise!” _ The young man _started from his as if arovised from sleep by a ooked in the direction startled eyes, and beheld a wood nymph;<alico clad, standirig laughing at. his confusion. “Why, Betty, what are.you doing there?” laughed the handsome man, moving toward her. . “Listening to your vows. to be telling the winds? Don’t you know they fun everywhere?” to call all nature to wit“But your papa begs th me. He saysI shall never marry you—that ‘he will never ‘give: his consent.” “But I’ve given mine.” “We can’t marry at home.” “Gretna Green is close.” ‘Me says he will kill me if I steal you.” “na he would keep his word if he said it.” : “Then, what are we todo?” “Marry, of course. But I’m in a hurry now, and have no time to talk plan with you.,. Go on, now.” “One kiss, please.” “Not one, sir.” “Oh, please.” “well, there,” and she kissed her finger tips, threw them fied. : “That night,.as Fred Peterson lay in his bedroom, tossing to and fr ish, unable to sle his glowing facu plan by which h heart’s treasure and at the 6: live to enjoy it, he was startled by a the window. , He listened a the tap was. repeated— d. He rose up to a sitting posture and listened again. Some time elapsed, then came a short rap on the pane. He couldn’t be mistaken now. Some one wa dow, He arose, procured his revolver and slipped cautiously to the window The night was quite dark, but his ey€s vaguely outlined, a figure outside. “Who’s out there? What is wanted?’ he called. “You are wanted,” came mysterious tones. “Who are you?” “Raise the window and see.” “It's too dark to see.” “Then hear and feel.” _ “YT fear its & burglar.” \«The burglar doesn’t want “What does the burglar wan “Onig you.” thrust out ‘his head. He couldn't see a face, but tw . warm lips accidentally ran against his own. And twoarmst{h recognized, went around his neck—all by accident. voice -in_tones—affectedly masculine. “Come quick, dear, before your sterD old father hears us. The darling, but—ha, ha!—there is no time to lose. Two gallant steeds await, impatiently, our coming.” “Qh, er—I fear—” hesitated Fred. “True love fears nothing,” spoke the one on the outside, half appealing, halt commanding, adding, half laughing tones: comes another da “Come, this way!” back to sleep again, that we’d close the book at the bloody from barrel and h , _ ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. The finest turn-outsin the oa ‘MILL TESTS A SPECIALTY. Pass aL tue wietals. 4 Oo Oday and ulabd GoLD BOUGHT. . — GRADING CIGAR DBALER, Union Livery Stable . ssvie Lamy, poet # cont, tem Main et., opp. Union slotel, Henry Lane, Mailand Express Orders Promptly Attended to. = T. H. HICK Ss & CO, P. 0, Box 187.Beef, Pork, M "BAGO . —In sTOOK—— we'll do about it, suh!” Prop'r ena airing air? Maj. Peterson read t x ° Pa ee 3 “Dearest Papa: I learned to-day that you nty.and plex . UA Sha had taken an oath to kill my Fred if he GEORGE A. GRAY, stole me and ran off with me ba : well enough to know yo uld not break . ~ Buneral Director and Embalmer.: . that cain. Win! om I to do? Couid . : Crissel Bros give him up? Of course not! Would I alt The Finest of Faneral ings low my husband shot before my own ever lors in. Fiors! vo ‘ *t by may —s father? Gertataly not! What a’ Ban, Pieces st ee. ze : must io? hat could 146? Well, & on, Lamb, Hams, Telephone opel 81, residence . sense came to my rescue, and I decided to iN 283. i ee steal Fred! Before you read t have stoien him, but will be giv right to keep the ‘stolen goods. Your lov~ ing daughter, g BETTI Peterson stood & moment; . d with awe, Then he burst into a loud laugh. ‘ : “Well, major, de of the road. I'll sue you for stealing my son, Tll break my gun an ter. What do you propose to do, suh 2?” The old man’s face was dark for a moment, then mirth struck it and shattered it into smiles. “By George, major, [ll snap my bowie and bless, my son, suh!”. i. Qive me your hand!. This m of our children, suh—” “Divorces the feud forever, toward him and ep, striving, lIties, to formulate a e could obtain his TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, igo. NO——<< Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. . en a legal . : we're in a neat trap! But I shan’t kill your daughter, suh, for suh! My voice is this: d wless my daugharriage gis satisfaction. complaints numtH tie ie Quality ot the material used . in out ote “7 se noe ail to. prove satisfactory. 5 oe the Boo Saale. These feorss . wilhshow why our store is so popular. at reasonabl J Merbines s. Needles, Oil and parts for ‘ : ea of machines supplied to order. [BOVEY BROTHERS, SSIONAL CARDE* ( W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counscior at Li w, FFICE—COR, BROAD AND DE Sis, up stairs. Nevada City. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Offies‘in Morgan ¢ FKoberts’ block. Neade City. ‘about:one to every hundred pairs ers sre increusmen’éand Ohildren’s airing prompt! and neatly done Bergin mgs on pete Also: office: for the Singer Sewing Broad Street. 8: oad Street, opp. Nasional Exchange Hote JANES HENSESSY, « Prop’r. s at the win50 CENTS A WEEK. sements of not to ee ave. pee i rted under cen or $2 a month. the oad fiona! line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. Degree of Honor. A Lady to paint pictures at ho Will teach you free. Send selfstamped envelope for reply. He raised the window and cautiously * . Picture Auctioneer, 64 Pearl St., Santa Cruz, Wanted. me for me. addressed Wm. Lemos, at he thought he A man pessess “Get on your things, darling,” said a Wanted. ing clerical and mechanical abilities. Address Box A, Nevada City. f2i-iw Empire Stable, —" has the largest jot of WORSES, CARBIAGES AND BUGGIES The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland .. .Proprietor Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. An entertainment. will be given by the Degree of Honor on Wednesday evening, March qth. Dance and refreshments. Admission £26-td Give me call and you'll never regret Pine Street, Nevada City. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICK IN ALL FHE COuKT State aad Jederal. ae = A ‘Pair After Pair, W""""" _ " foea of ahoee” ,cceived . ‘sgn are being distributed through this and adjoining counties. Every pair sold seems to Ww ie ge P. FP. SLMONDS, Attorney and Cquusclor at Law, JLL PRACTICE IN THS STATE aiv United Staten tonrtsi ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law aad Notary Public. BYICB— TiLLE TILE 8) BIOR¥Y BUILDING, NEVADA i. Cc. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¥FICE-TILLEY BUILDING, VOR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial -Streef Nevada City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney ;: at : Law, FFICE—TILLZY BUILDING, COR. BRAD aud Pine str «rs, Nevada City -, THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counscior at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmersialand Pine streets. Stearh Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. The Best Liquors, These are the attrac tions you can always find at Beer 5 Cents a Glass. wand, ky Taylor,” coast is cléat, ‘haind machines from chines repaired, ‘13 years exper'e at BOVEY BROS.’ Shoestore on Broad St. Sole Agent for Nevada GEO. W.SREEKS, feb20-1m So'@and rented on easy term change for anything useful. Good second$5 up. ‘All makes of mance. s, or will exMoore," Rhone a me : Wm. J. Britland. *D. R.ZKINNEY, Proprietor. in half« serious. “Come, while ye! the day crouches under the eas wall, while yet upon thy eruel fatner’s ‘eyelids press the leaden fingers of deep sleep. Soon the bird of dawning will a that . begin to drive the damp dark with his high notes. Come, sweet creature, come away and let’s be one ere y!?? contract. Fire-proof b joining. situated at mercial and Broad etfeets, Fred hesitated no longer, b Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. KE. Scwer Connections Made. Iam prepared te_n ake contracts at low . 4¢ the Corner of tes for laying private sewers and making . will keep:constantly on onnections with the public system. The best of work. Let me figure-before you let a RicHaRD J. TREMAINE. f 17-tf hand the finest Property For Sale. Johnji6_. Steam Beer, 5 Cents. rick’ building ond = Give me acall, Kind and courteous treatthe junction of Commentextended to all. known. as the ; The Best Cigars. “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento «at Nevada City, Cal. i.L. BOWMAN. 3. FP. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. filee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONK OCIETY DIRECTORY. All the favorite pene of Whiskies kepton such as: “Kentuc! elas Gilt Edge Saloon, H AVING PURCHASED THE WELLMountain Company, No. 16 U. R. K. of P. }. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND LHURSDAY EVENING of each month. . GEO. C, GAYLORD Capt C. H. Harrison, Recorder. known and ular ilt Edge Saloon o road aud Pine streets, . WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 0. P. S. Whisky and other fine brands. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc attend. WM, DELBRIDGE, C. C, G. W. Oapen, K. of K. and S. dressed and had soon crawled throat the window, landing in the odcrous emprace of his nocturnal visitant. A soft, warm palm embrace For Buggy Tops~ “your . great-grandfather killed — gers, and an eager, sweet voice said: . Maj. Tom PeterA few seconds later, heard a mufson, suddenly awakering, fled volley of Lobdfs on the Champion Boot Black. The Referee, dered what it could mean, n the morning sode Maj. Tom t on his verp his, trusty old rifle. out yet that his son his room, The latter. nlar hours, an? the know whether the While quietly At about ten o’clock of the above strange ep! of late, kept no reg son had slept at home. ammer he casually he road, and beheld knee MIKE WHEELINAN, Prop’rs FINEST :: : Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 7 wavs BoucHt THe POPULAR SALOON phone, GEO. RICHARDSON, For the hest shine in town call on William “ Stevens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and UNDERTAKER colored shoes a specialty. Satisfaction guarof EMBALMER. eS Parlors BroadjStreet. opp. City Hall. night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady a ant. TeleWest 5, CHARLES &. ASHBURN, Recorder. ‘on Commercial street known as the Agent for the amous Ruhstaller Gilt FREE COIN AGE. Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREET. east his eye down t his enemy by inheritance coming toward his house at 4 furi fle now rose up an tioning attitude, as visit from Maj. Pitehford. latter was white from some aw d assumed a queshe had never had a Up to the yard gate came Maj. Fit ford and con.nanded Aris enemy “Must I being this?” queried Peterson, tapping his gun. “No, sth, not now, su E. Ww. SCHIIIDT, -this minute, sub,” h. Come heah Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada Oity Telephone No. 72. fvery 2d aud 4th ' GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, A Favorite Old Saloon UNDER NEW MAN AGEMENT. Here you will al«ays find the choicest in the market. Ww Ligaors and Cigars Wee yee will receive @ cordial wel. 3econd an Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. oO. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clook B. A. BOST W. M. = Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Vellows Heil Monday of each month a $30 o'clock. J. #. SHAW, C.P NN.» G. W . Meets at Pythian Castle ’ Every Tuesday evening at 7: 80 o’elock. ‘ F. L. ARBOGAS i, Pres, KD. J. MORGAN, R.S. Laurel Paridr,No. 6, N. D. G. We Meets at Pythian Castle MISS MARGARET GHULESPIE, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS Res. d fourth Thursdays of each month NATIONAL Robert Simmons. d Feed Stable. pi seis CHING LEE ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Dealer‘in Best of attention given to transien: Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear AnD orusr customers. 4 HE 3 Allclothes made to order, Stables Open All Night. and at the lowest prices. Made to order Peterson went out, and while he was itehford, with a approaching the gate P ece of peper ca . nervous hand, drew: api from his pocket. and reached it toward “¢he former, commanding: “Read this, suh, and tell me what “TME BEST 1S HONE TOO GOOD.” That's the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, Luta’s Restaurant. Rider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Unde: Broad Street, two doors below Mrs NATIONAL, MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. NEW YORK HOTEL: BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—A home-like up-to-date house, situated. in one of pleasantest portions'of the Queen City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights t nroughont,THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county for variety, cooking and service. TRICTLY FIRST-CLA BAR s lied wlth dy eer 8 ies. W e ars, Ete. Wancy Mixed Drinks a specity. the county for the mouey. FRANK’S PLACE Broa 1, Street, above Pine, And it is a winner. He makes it ; point 80, tee ioaes tad Cigars C.J.NAPPZIGER, ° Prop’r Nevada City. in the market, and always leads ‘ meses a , cg Hentsnomenete” . . BNTERPRISE LAGER BEEP ee eer EROS See seagate ats °° “nes, uguors en ea izens Bank, ’ S opeharae PAY US 4 CALL. hiskies, ines, Rates moderate,, Best accommodations ia FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor.

0) of D. A. Rich, a outer ; ihe teetce the “™., in fro: ounty of Nevada, aoe gate e of f his death, hos est that the said ai or othery ise i ition to that of gett ren his death © OF pare ‘the City of Neate cf California oliows: An-undind to those cer. situate and bein, Bot the: City 9 ite, “commonly z Mining Claims,” ¢ the vein or lodé~ ~~ side of’ Big’ jt ecr Midnizht Quartz ruuning theuce Surface ground sale: Cash, la cent. of the hb Bef undersigned d Ge ne on peng: ak 5. W. RICH, of D.“A. RK ch, dea Lith day of ing Will, AND FO Estate of JOSEPH of said Superior . day Of February, m1 hat Monday, the 10 o’clock of a. m. urt m of said se in the City and en aveemned as the ng the Will ot said d, and for hearin ee ianie an ance to them of hen and where any appear and contest 900. RBOGAST, Clerk. ing Deputy Clerk. mey for Estate. 7. w Cause. YURT IN AND FO , State of Californie estate of Emelije A. rder to show cause 21 estate should not Fricot, executors of mt of Emelie A. ChaSein Ae tig their raying for.an order = Pace real pate of ecessary for the id petition and that » at public or private to this court from necessary to sell the of the rea) etate of urposes and reasons on and as is by law etition having been ‘dered by said court ted in the estate of efore said Superior ith day of March, A. n. of said day at the ‘t at the court house of Nevada, State of ause why an order to said executors to i estate of said deessary, and why the lat either public or that a copy of this east once a week for in the Ngevapa City \ewspaper of genera! 1d published in said P. T. NILON, Judge. A. D., 1900. nd A, Comte ZJr., AtBe f8-4w nt Notice. TING COMPANY. Lo-pal place of busi.es’, ounty, California era ot the Dublin Geld n12thday of Februi, known Ne poneces ’ cen r share \bser Ls ca Neal stock gable on or before the , to L. W. memerson, ‘over the Farmers an lollister, Hollister, San nia. +h this assessment shall ie Sist day of March, nt and advertised for and unless payment is old on the 25th day of ve of said Secretary, to sessment, ether with d expenses of sale. FFLESON, Secretary. ‘armersand Marehante liister, Cal. f2l —— show Cause. COURT, COUNTY OF Yalifornia. eestate of D. A. Rich, ninistrater of the estate od, having filed his petiified, praying for an or‘real estate of said dese therein set forth, it by the Judge that all ‘the estate of said dejre the said Superior ebruary 12th, 1900, at ten son of the said day, at said Superior Court, in said County and State, n order should not be dministrator to ell so ute of said deceased, at shall be necessary; a! rder be published in the ANSCBIPT, a newspaper ied in raid City of he1ccessive weeks prior to ruary, 1900. ¥ an) a MIEN uperior Judge. h, 1900. sent Notice. JING COMPANY. LC CAal place of business, San ia. Location of “ works, da sounty, California. iven that at a meeting © ore, held on the 12th day an assessment, No. 3, of re, was levied upon the 1e Corporation, ayable ted States Gold Coin, to e office of the Company, ery street, San Frauny stock i which this main unpaid on the !2th vill be delinquent, and adeae t auction;and upless ssment, together with the and @: f sale. alsa -K. RUIZ, Seeretarytery street, San qrenelss™ft Assessment ree MINING Mra inc lace oO usiness. ecko Location of works da County. California. » é given that at a meetof Directors, held 02 January, 1900, an assesswo and one-half cents pet pon the Capital Stock of payable immediately in ‘Coin, to the Secretary, at A oa mn ppentarow ‘ornia. Vhich this-asseasment shall the 28th day of Februery: ent, advertised for on; unless payment ier wit the costs 0 a , Secretary._8 Montgomery street, San pia. Pag jae Se eo oP ae? 39TH YEAR—NO, 12,935 53 BACK AT THE OLD BAKERY. THE TRANSORIPT. BROWN:& CALKIN S, : Proprietors. Bee ee eee ne oe us . } The Divorce of a Fend + GEORGE WM: DURST . { ~ Has spenseie the proprietorship of the NEW: YORK .BAKERY where he was a is now preb ucts in his line. GAMES AND FANCY PASTRY. “Po order, a specialty. SUBSCRIRTION RATES. By Sail, $6 9 Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. _. a : Ot?‘ Commercial. street ADVERTISING RATES ade known on application. ‘aj PEETAG EL PAP LAVEGLTAD) ¥ x . #ul as the pine that, Stop It : . , IF IT’S*A COUGH, Cure It : IF_IT’S‘A COLD, Relieve It Help It IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT!S_CROUP, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING Laboe’s Componnd Cough Syray On Oe te ee ss Lan ts tert BAS fo Bin leat. . (Cy pare say it to ye in big letters, Fred Peterson, So's you can to’see the whole meanin’ at one peep. Ef you steal my Betty, an’ run off and, marry her, I'll fill your hide ae,full of, holes as a musical sieve!”’ 4 Thus spoke old Ben Pitchford to young Fred Peterson 48 the two stood in the road, on. Kinniconnick creek, . Ky., one May morning three years ago. . The young man, tall and broad, graceon ‘the hill above them, swayed to and fro at the touch of the winds, met the blazing eyes of old Ben with a look of fearless mirthfulness.. There was no defiance or impudence in his face. It was sunshine confronting a black cloud—light not . afraid to meet the blackness. “Qh, shucks! Maj. Pitchford, I know you are a bad man witha gun. I know you've got a quick temper, & eool nerve, aquickeyeanda perfect marksmanehip. I know you have gota skillful hand and a long bowie. You've got an icy heart . in front of a foe, but & mighty warm) one to those that have claims on your: affection, and in short—ha, ha!—you, would split the brain box of an enemy; with great suddenness, but you would, never, never shoot your son!—your son-in-law! er ha, ha, ha!” “You can’t laugh me down, suh. I’ve swore it, and nobody ever hearn of old Ben Pitehford ever tellin’ a lie, much less swearin’ one. , Y’ll kill you if you steal my gal!” aS The lines of decision were stretched tightly in that grim old face. plack eyes glittered like new dirks. young man, seriously now, no resentmen like to know, Maj. you've got agai Sold and guarantee ‘\{ don’t think any ma J ean say, without be Work if you want to have a first-class job We sell Pipe at the lowest market do your own work in making conty system. Or we will take conput it down and make all cont first-class workmen. ~ On your Sewer and save money. . prices, if you want to », nections with the new ci tracts to, furnish the pipe, peotions, > We employ none bu . ' , t About Stoves You may need a new heating or cooking stove. stock. is one of the largest in this. part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. NEVADA CITY. to me.” phasizing with his eyes. young man. low, with a grin of mockery. son for your opposition.” “It hain’t, eh?” ardon—not for civilized people.” «Then I am a savage—a beast?” savage, beastly practices.” “Your father, what of him?” and fang extinct in both families.” eager to get into my flesh, an . out? Answer that!” silk.” “It plucks out the fang.” mine.” “Your grandfather killed mine.” brother.” RUHSTALLER’S STEAM BEER PEPPPP OPO ‘There are other Beers, but ILT EDGE IS PURE. Of all kinds go to HE 1$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES} <7, can‘t'get my consent, : “T shan't ask 1%." “And if you steal her, by heaven—remember my oath—I will kill you!” At price to suit the times. The two men instantly separated, . A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. WHEELIHAN BROS., On Draught at the REFEREE SALOON Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock’ Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods are now. offered. No Credi chapter forever.” each going his opposite way. . Curry “Ty s reverie pistol shot. He 1 of the voice with’ you want “well, I want ness, you see. leave to differ wi His “Pa like to know,” returned the but with ¢ in his look or tone, “Td Pitchford, what nst me? In what way have I ever offended you? I won't say I am good enough for your daughter. nis, But I think ing egotistical, < . . that Kam as good, inany light you want to Jook at me, as any other young man in these hills. Now, you know what f say is true. Now, tell me—give me one intelligent reason for your opposition light tap on intently, an this time quite lou “You know without. me‘ tellin’ you,” spake the old fellow, iniow tones, em“Indeed, I do not!” protested the “You don’t know, eh, that there-has been a Pitchford-Peterson feud for 50 years or more?” returned the old fel“Yes,” said Fred, “] knew of the feud, but that is not an intelligent rea“No, sir; it might be good enough for savages or beasts, but—beg your “Not. altogether, ‘py any means, sir; pbut_you show the traits of one, if you are eternally disposed to keep alive “fJe’s in the same boat with you, if he wants to continue this abominable feud. Both of you are good enough, in your way—but you have some ways . that fit you more for the Black Forest than for the sun plains of the nineteenth century, There is too much of the claw and fang about both of you. The next generation will find the claw . “Do you mean to tell me, Fred Peterson, that you haven’t a secret fang, your likin’ for my gal alone keeps it long, “The answer is easy, sir; lama graduate of the Transylvania university.” “Edicatio® only wraps the fang with “An uncle of yours killed my “A brother of yours killed my uncle.” “Forty corpses lay along the track a 1 Fi of that feud.” Carriage Trimmings . °*yi5"0° ie “Now. what do you think of that?” “J think it’s high time to stop it. Peterson was sitting ou Yes, I think it’s time to cut down the . anda, cleaning u old tree that’s borne so much fruit. of . He hadn't found blood and death, and make a wedding . Fred was not in bonfire of the branches! That’s just we a what Betty and I propose to do, Wede-. father didn’t even J @ @ . cided, long ago, before we graduated, : engaged wiping the last vesti suh.” Fred Peterson was moving along the road with a long, graceful stride. The . sion, birds strove to catch him with love songs; the brook leaped up and shouted with merriment; the butterflies « be+ . step out.” . sprinkled the brown road ahead with {many vivid colors, but he heard noth-. ‘ing, saw nothing. . His yision was. turned inward, where a great conflict . was raging. A Pe ee ll have her, I will have her be‘. fore another month!” he ejaculated. “Qt course ‘you will!” cried a. sweet, a3 . merry voice from the si “Qf course you, will, or Pt tail'. breach of promise!” _ The young man _started from his as if arovised from sleep by a ooked in the direction startled eyes, and beheld a wood nymph;<alico clad, standirig laughing at. his confusion. “Why, Betty, what are.you doing there?” laughed the handsome man, moving toward her. . “Listening to your vows. to be telling the winds? Don’t you know they fun everywhere?” to call all nature to wit“But your papa begs th me. He saysI shall never marry you—that ‘he will never ‘give: his consent.” “But I’ve given mine.” “We can’t marry at home.” “Gretna Green is close.” ‘Me says he will kill me if I steal you.” “na he would keep his word if he said it.” : “Then, what are we todo?” “Marry, of course. But I’m in a hurry now, and have no time to talk plan with you.,. Go on, now.” “One kiss, please.” “Not one, sir.” “Oh, please.” “well, there,” and she kissed her finger tips, threw them fied. : “That night,.as Fred Peterson lay in

his bedroom, tossing to and fr ish, unable to sle his glowing facu plan by which h heart’s treasure and at the 6: live to enjoy it, he was startled by a the window. , He listened a the tap was. repeated— d. He rose up to a sitting posture and listened again. Some time elapsed, then came a short rap on the pane. He couldn’t be mistaken now. Some one wa dow, He arose, procured his revolver and slipped cautiously to the window The night was quite dark, but his ey€s vaguely outlined, a figure outside. “Who’s out there? What is wanted?’ he called. “You are wanted,” came mysterious tones. “Who are you?” “Raise the window and see.” “It's too dark to see.” “Then hear and feel.” _ “YT fear its & burglar.” \«The burglar doesn’t want “What does the burglar wan “Onig you.” thrust out ‘his head. He couldn't see a face, but tw . warm lips accidentally ran against his own. And twoarmst{h recognized, went around his neck—all by accident. voice -in_tones—affectedly masculine. “Come quick, dear, before your sterD old father hears us. The darling, but—ha, ha!—there is no time to lose. Two gallant steeds await, impatiently, our coming.” “Qh, er—I fear—” hesitated Fred. “True love fears nothing,” spoke the one on the outside, half appealing, halt commanding, adding, half laughing tones: comes another da “Come, this way!” back to sleep again, that we’d close the book at the bloody from barrel and h , _ ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. The finest turn-outsin the oa ‘MILL TESTS A SPECIALTY. Pass aL tue wietals. 4 Oo Oday and ulabd GoLD BOUGHT. . — GRADING CIGAR DBALER, Union Livery Stable . ssvie Lamy, poet # cont, tem Main et., opp. Union slotel, Henry Lane, Mailand Express Orders Promptly Attended to. = T. H. HICK Ss & CO, P. 0, Box 187.Beef, Pork, M "BAGO . —In sTOOK—— we'll do about it, suh!” Prop'r ena airing air? Maj. Peterson read t x ° Pa ee 3 “Dearest Papa: I learned to-day that you nty.and plex . UA Sha had taken an oath to kill my Fred if he GEORGE A. GRAY, stole me and ran off with me ba : well enough to know yo uld not break . ~ Buneral Director and Embalmer.: . that cain. Win! om I to do? Couid . : Crissel Bros give him up? Of course not! Would I alt The Finest of Faneral ings low my husband shot before my own ever lors in. Fiors! vo ‘ *t by may —s father? Gertataly not! What a’ Ban, Pieces st ee. ze : must io? hat could 146? Well, & on, Lamb, Hams, Telephone opel 81, residence . sense came to my rescue, and I decided to iN 283. i ee steal Fred! Before you read t have stoien him, but will be giv right to keep the ‘stolen goods. Your lov~ ing daughter, g BETTI Peterson stood & moment; . d with awe, Then he burst into a loud laugh. ‘ : “Well, major, de of the road. I'll sue you for stealing my son, Tll break my gun an ter. What do you propose to do, suh 2?” The old man’s face was dark for a moment, then mirth struck it and shattered it into smiles. “By George, major, [ll snap my bowie and bless, my son, suh!”. i. Qive me your hand!. This m of our children, suh—” “Divorces the feud forever, toward him and ep, striving, lIties, to formulate a e could obtain his TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, igo. NO——<< Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. . en a legal . : we're in a neat trap! But I shan’t kill your daughter, suh, for suh! My voice is this: d wless my daugharriage gis satisfaction. complaints numtH tie ie Quality ot the material used . in out ote “7 se noe ail to. prove satisfactory. 5 oe the Boo Saale. These feorss . wilhshow why our store is so popular. at reasonabl J Merbines s. Needles, Oil and parts for ‘ : ea of machines supplied to order. [BOVEY BROTHERS, SSIONAL CARDE* ( W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counscior at Li w, FFICE—COR, BROAD AND DE Sis, up stairs. Nevada City. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Offies‘in Morgan ¢ FKoberts’ block. Neade City. ‘about:one to every hundred pairs ers sre increusmen’éand Ohildren’s airing prompt! and neatly done Bergin mgs on pete Also: office: for the Singer Sewing Broad Street. 8: oad Street, opp. Nasional Exchange Hote JANES HENSESSY, « Prop’r. s at the win50 CENTS A WEEK. sements of not to ee ave. pee i rted under cen or $2 a month. the oad fiona! line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. Degree of Honor. A Lady to paint pictures at ho Will teach you free. Send selfstamped envelope for reply. He raised the window and cautiously * . Picture Auctioneer, 64 Pearl St., Santa Cruz, Wanted. me for me. addressed Wm. Lemos, at he thought he A man pessess “Get on your things, darling,” said a Wanted. ing clerical and mechanical abilities. Address Box A, Nevada City. f2i-iw Empire Stable, —" has the largest jot of WORSES, CARBIAGES AND BUGGIES The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland ... .Proprietor Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. An entertainment. will be given by the Degree of Honor on Wednesday evening, March qth. Dance and refreshments. Admission £26-td Give me call and you'll never regret Pine Street, Nevada City. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICK IN ALL FHE COuKT State aad Jederal. ae = A ‘Pair After Pair, W""""" _ " foea of ahoee” ,cceived . ‘sgn are being distributed through this and adjoining counties. Every pair sold seems to Ww ie ge P. FP. SLMONDS, Attorney and Cquusclor at Law, JLL PRACTICE IN THS STATE aiv United Staten tonrtsi ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law aad Notary Public. BYICB— TiLLE TILE 8) BIOR¥Y BUILDING, NEVADA i. Cc. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¥FICE-TILLEY BUILDING, VOR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial -Streef Nevada City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney ;: at : Law, FFICE—TILLZY BUILDING, COR. BRAD aud Pine str «rs, Nevada City -, THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counscior at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmersialand Pine streets. Stearh Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. The Best Liquors, These are the attrac tions you can always find at Beer 5 Cents a Glass. wand, ky Taylor,” coast is cléat, ‘haind machines from chines repaired, ‘13 years exper'e at BOVEY BROS.’ Shoestore on Broad St. Sole Agent for Nevada GEO. W.SREEKS, feb20-1m So'@and rented on easy term change for anything useful. Good second$5 up. ‘All makes of mance. s, or will exMoore," Rhone a me : Wm. J. Britland. *D. R.ZKINNEY, Proprietor. in half« serious. “Come, while ye! the day crouches under the eas wall, while yet upon thy eruel fatner’s ‘eyelids press the leaden fingers of deep sleep. Soon the bird of dawning will a that . begin to drive the damp dark with his high notes. Come, sweet creature, come away and let’s be one ere y!?? contract. Fire-proof b joining. situated at mercial and Broad etfeets, Fred hesitated no longer, b Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. KE. Scwer Connections Made. Iam prepared te_n ake contracts at low . 4¢ the Corner of tes for laying private sewers and making . will keep:constantly on onnections with the public system. The best of work. Let me figure-before you let a RicHaRD J. TREMAINE. f 17-tf hand the finest Property For Sale. Johnji6_. Steam Beer, 5 Cents. rick’ building ond = Give me acall, Kind and courteous treatthe junction of Commentextended to all. known. as the ; The Best Cigars. “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento «at Nevada City, Cal. i.L. BOWMAN. 3. FP. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. filee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. SINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONK OCIETY DIRECTORY. All the favorite pene of Whiskies kepton such as: “Kentuc! elas Gilt Edge Saloon, H AVING PURCHASED THE WELLMountain Company, No. 16 U. R. K. of P. }. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND LHURSDAY EVENING of each month. . GEO. C, GAYLORD Capt C. H. Harrison, Recorder. known and ular ilt Edge Saloon o road aud Pine streets, . WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 0. P. S. Whisky and other fine brands. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc attend. WM, DELBRIDGE, C. C, G. W. Oapen, K. of K. and S. dressed and had soon crawled throat the window, landing in the odcrous emprace of his nocturnal visitant. A soft, warm palm embrace For Buggy Tops~ “your . great-grandfather killed — gers, and an eager, sweet voice said: . Maj. Tom PeterA few seconds later, heard a mufson, suddenly awakering, fled volley of Lobdfs on the Champion Boot Black. The Referee, dered what it could mean, n the morning sode Maj. Tom t on his verp his, trusty old rifle. out yet that his son his room, The latter. nlar hours, an? the know whether the While quietly At about ten o’clock of the above strange ep! of late, kept no reg son had slept at home. ammer he casually he road, and beheld knee MIKE WHEELINAN, Prop’rs FINEST :: : Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 7 wavs BoucHt THe POPULAR SALOON phone, GEO. RICHARDSON, For the hest shine in town call on William “ Stevens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and UNDERTAKER colored shoes a specialty. Satisfaction guarof EMBALMER. eS Parlors BroadjStreet. opp. City Hall. night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady a ant. TeleWest 5, CHARLES &. ASHBURN, Recorder. ‘on Commercial street known as the Agent for the amous Ruhstaller Gilt FREE COIN AGE. Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREET. east his eye down t his enemy by inheritance coming toward his house at 4 furi fle now rose up an tioning attitude, as visit from Maj. Pitehford. latter was white from some aw d assumed a queshe had never had a Up to the yard gate came Maj. Fit ford and con.nanded Aris enemy “Must I being this?” queried Peterson, tapping his gun. “No, sth, not now, su E. Ww. SCHIIIDT, -this minute, sub,” h. Come heah Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada Oity Telephone No. 72. fvery 2d aud 4th ' GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, A Favorite Old Saloon UNDER NEW MAN AGEMENT. Here you will al«ays find the choicest in the market. Ww Ligaors and Cigars Wee yee will receive @ cordial wel. 3econd an Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. oO. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clook B. A. BOST W. M. = Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Vellows Heil Monday of each month a $30 o'clock. J. #. SHAW, C.P NN.» G. W . Meets at Pythian Castle ’ Every Tuesday evening at 7: 80 o’elock. ‘ F. L. ARBOGAS i, Pres, KD. J. MORGAN, R.S. Laurel Paridr,No. 6, N. D. G. We Meets at Pythian Castle MISS MARGARET GHULESPIE, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS Res. d fourth Thursdays of each month NATIONAL Robert Simmons. d Feed Stable. pi seis CHING LEE ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Dealer‘in Best of attention given to transien: Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear AnD orusr customers. 4 HE 3 Allclothes made to order, Stables Open All Night. and at the lowest prices. Made to order Peterson went out, and while he was itehford, with a approaching the gate P ece of peper ca . nervous hand, drew: api from his pocket. and reached it toward “¢he former, commanding: “Read this, suh, and tell me what “TME BEST 1S HONE TOO GOOD.” That's the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, Luta’s Restaurant. Rider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Unde: Broad Street, two doors below Mrs NATIONAL, MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. NEW YORK HOTEL: BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—A home-like up-to-date house, situated. in one of pleasantest portions'of the Queen City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights t nroughont,THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county for variety, cooking and service. TRICTLY FIRST-CLA BAR s lied wlth dy eer 8 ies. W e ars, Ete. Wancy Mixed Drinks a specity. the county for the mouey. FRANK’S PLACE Broa 1, Street, above Pine, And it is a winner. He makes it ; point 80, tee ioaes tad Cigars C.J.NAPPZIGER, ° Prop’r Nevada City. in the market, and always leads ‘ meses a , cg Hentsnomenete” . . BNTERPRISE LAGER BEEP ee eer EROS See seagate ats °° “nes, uguors en ea izens Bank, ’ S opeharae PAY US 4 CALL. hiskies, ines, Rates moderate,, Best accommodations ia FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor.