January 10, 1901 (4 pages)

dinance Prohibiti i ne onthe North sds tt se tae either side of National rth a ! of Nevada. ge. RUSTEES: OF ‘ DA do ordain aefollows: oy ion I. rson shall on the North or on either side of the corpora N aig ite limits o; ® ; Or lease, let or under ~ , let, man on of any Premises for a ane Uy, rson who sh oF ne rare 7 or a ‘ uy shall be fined in sum soul the Ci pe eetet: OF hap ty ob®xceeding Te Secti Irdinance shal, gor e ect ‘m id D cember 3d, 1960, by the follo ~Rector. : 8 at po Gauls Peard and Hill, B.S. yi t—SIDNEY Pm AR Clo: Presley publication 1 ecember 5t h, 1900, Ass¢€ssment Notice, GOLD MINING CO. MP IN of rineipal place oi Seis eo. ifornia. Location of “geo Directors, held rag the ageting a Pig au assessment (No. 5) ry . Ae are was levied uovw cn bl. . ‘ * corporation, payable tava a as ted States Gold Coin, tothe ® nt © office of the Company, ; 4 eet, San. b'rancisco, Calitorni ste stock upou which this asec ms unpaid on th 7 ; ga tt be delinquent ‘and advert at public auction; aud te . made before, will day_of der of the esas of Directors : &. KULZ, seer + 208 B » Secretary, Fe attery Street, sau branes va SE AG ra Notice to Creditors, TE et MARSHAL DUMFORD, .» renee Otice is hereby ,. iven by ue ro Administrator of the k aud all Perso ranaed. to the en Ving claims Q 3 be perma eee to exhibit them, wit : ope ers, Within tour months af: maietetheros 2 an aa Petey a. Larue, Grass Valley, an pea ‘ T. J. TORP. ic Administrator of » é pe a City, November 7, tags oe & Laiue, Attornevs tor Adm'r, Notice of Proving Will. 3 SUPERIOR COURT IN County of Nevada, Po) Bg dui matte Estate 1LIZ dees ase eg the Estate of ELIZABETH is hereby given that MONDAY. the ee January, ivi, at 10 nae “ ay, at the Court Koom of baud Pras Court House in the City and of Nevada, has been appointed by me af and place for proving the willof abeth Jones, deceased, and for bear: Bpplieasion of Lucy Noyes and 4} fo. the issuance to them of Leite sped when and where wy person) appear and c 28 f December gt. iv0u. ace + L. ARBOGAS), (1; Walling, Avv’y ior Peace Notice to Creditors. ae OF J. RADBHAU, U1 CEASED. be }is hereby giyeu vy th. undersignd trator of the estate of J. badeau, de e the creditors of au ail persou aims against the saiu deceased, w them,, with the ry vouchers our months aite ret publica this notice to the said Administra) he law ottice of Jones & Lurue, Gre ievada Co., Cal., the same being tie ‘the transactéon of the business d te in said Ccunty of Nevada. ‘Lk. d. VORPIE, Administrator of Nevada Coun ’ City, November 7, LyU0. ¢ Larue, Attorne;s for Adm’r. Summous, uperior Court o fate of Casiformia. piraediude ‘s % wile, as Admin: } of Sabra EK. Spa ggetnd ‘i. FRED U. MULBY and Ana : 8 eudan-s. Action brought inth Baht nels of the County of Nevads " A fornia, and the Complaint tid ice of theClerk ofsaid County of Me ople of the State of Californi i Y4 1a a ere C. Melby, Defencun ereby required to appear and complaint im au action eutised Ab fe against yeu in the super f rao of Nevada, State ot 4 iu ten days after the service ris SUMMOLs—if served within © Within thirty days if served ess u are hereby notified that ar aud auswer.as above rei “aiutitt wid toke judgment roraj r damages demanded in the ¢ = Comte ecoutract, or will 'S 20F Bh : reli 1 the cumplatiie other relief « der my hand and the seal of ourk of the County of Nevadi a itornia, this 8th day of Novembt F. L, ARBOGAST, Clerk . MONDS, Attorney tor tlaiutt. nazZ t: Summons. JUSTICE'S COURT OF NEYVAD: bia, County of Nevada, State E. TURNER, Plainti#, va. ACK; EDWARDB BLACK, elondent wo sant ple of the State of California sew oFrea Black; bs. W. Agel lack, defendant. eee hereby directed to appear befo ce Nevada city, iu, sail and er the complain in titled hs above, Senecht agains Justice's « ourt of Neyaaa low ity of Nevada, State of Californis ) days, after the service ou you? \ous—it served Within the city all wnoship or city in which this a ugh ; or, .if served out of city but in this county, witli or within tweaty days i: serv are hereby notified that unl# rand answer as above requir aintift wil take judgment for ol! ~ dumages demandeu in the cof” ising Upon coatract, or he ahr fur the relief demand dor my handthis 24th day of ; Dept. B, ‘hoe store, Nevada City. GEO. N. ie nt us, some to travel, others for loMw NOG! THT 36.2 epee ar B you. will find the’ greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices lower urchasing anything in th ai 4 tie Sas sane {2 > pe i where else, a great reduction Having been nrade: articles-are-toonumerous to mention, but.drop in and you will find just what you Sic are offered jn-Boy’s Wagons, Ete. = ‘A Big Stock of Sporting G . WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH IS UNSURPASSED. c : R STOVES! AND RANGES, the stock cannot be. beat in any way. ~G._E. TURNER, Fie Sted, load (iy Sit Bes Means Sete i ————— e above liste call and ‘inspect, the stock of oods Just Received wale—— ENTS A. WEEK Danover Piano, almost, new. “Ad< P. O. Box, Nevada City, di8-2w rere ror Keat. pom éottage with pcreelain bath ma wash .tand and elect: 4: . ‘A nos desirable location. App y above EK, i.copal church. ji-lw Bis Christmas Discount. c and get the big Xmas discount wed for any make of machine traded lew Singers. Also big discount for ‘that have no old machine. Good secind ones from $5 up. All kinds rend work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Agent: — a tide Salary--$12 Weekly. 1° women to appoint agents. and $12 weekly salary and expenses. hed house, pleasant, permanent rapid advancement and increese ps.Write at once. Ee Address BUTLER & ALGER, Nzuw Haven, Coun . House and Lot For Sale. holstering, papeg hamging and carpet . y ; barn and carriageroom. AH modern ovements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A o au 81-tf jom house, ‘with both gas and electric . county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfWanted a man Or wom nanent position of trust, here or in i stamped envelope /to’ Secretary, , DUNSTER is prepared to ‘fill all orrs left at/Dunster’s Barbet Shop’will be at With four reome . in : cook-stove Street..cc-ssccee. MevauaCity Cx SADING-LADY, Best 5 Cent. Cigai Sold, Paper flanging,Etc. Papert’ Hanging;, Painting, ‘Frescoon thé most reasonable, terms, All y attended to nastf>’ for Rents. with modeta im for sale: Inquire @* hie-officeton corner ‘done in first-class atyle by GzoraE Leave your orders at Snell & ‘sand your work will be attended ? f i : tf W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR’ DEALER, — ——Im sTOOE——L ARTHUR Pt HARMONIA —— cher o. Vocal and instrument: . : Music; : ls 23, Rs DAVIS, site Nevada City, Grass Valley and other ftions of Nevada county w for the éf instructing pupils at For Buggy Tops pf not to ex five . E “willing to! quatity’. 06 terms of tuition, etc AND— o 4 Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gaifns. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES ' At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2. ap. Horse Blankets-of. all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. Al) at Bod Rock. Prius for.Cas, BACK-AT THE OLD BAKERY. and 7:80 p. Has resumed the proprietorship of the NEW. YORK BAKERY located for a long timé. isnow pty. pared to supply the public as of old with the choicest ucts in his line. WEDDING GAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. Ja Their New Saloon Have moved into their new ¢ agrtces .4 Com) mercial street we invite u.l «hein former patrous to ser tim, They will make it a point toserve th: fires’ }:renas of Wines; Liquors and: Cig irs All kinds of Mixe ‘oriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, C% m ¢. a. S Empire Stable, road Street, opp. National Bxehange Hote! Nevada City, JANES HENSESSY, The Empire Tava? Stable’ has the largest lot of Prop’r. To be found in this part of the State. NEW YORK HOSTER BROAD ST., NEVADA OF? . , JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee i) test portions of the City. Tee Toes ce cetera aon — Grass -Valley and Nevada City . . our round trips dally. GEORGE WM. DURST. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES WANA MENT—A home-like Le ao a in one of = "BUS LINE. Until further: notice the "Bus. will make regular trips between Nevada City and Grass V: atthe following hours: . . Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 Lea’ Grass Valley at 8:45 a.m. 4, 8:45 and 6:80 p, m. Pestengere-celled for in any of town out extra charge. ia ole GEO. WETTERAU Prop. SCADDEN’S SALOON AVING PURCHASED THE SALOON AT the corner of Pine and ing streets I have ‘had it thoroughly remodeled and am now Dp! to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms aiid 2f Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N p spyenteeee plished op the s a iD Pacifie’ Coast, the Sandwich Isends,. Pols: ne re Son ababity crerxpemuperet patiiakes : Piles ry new a the Pacifie Goanare Rope ccmstensly on hand advertisers allowed free access.t hem during business boure . ty av’ RATES. a.sde‘know 1 on application. GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and: Embalmer. The Winest of Funeral. Furnishings :Fiotal Pieces supplied to order. 1 &tranger in this way is responsible even orders at the National Exchange Hote, . . zee Noa.: Office 281, resideuce "NEVADA CITY, CAL THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, tg0r. erences STE MEXICAN COURTESY. People Along the Rio Grande Are Very Polite in Their Intercourse. The Mexicans observe many little courtesies that an American rarely thinks about, writes J. P. Cranke in Woman's Home Companion. For instance, two gentlemen meeting on the street gravely salute each other, by raising their hats. As they invariably extend this same salutation to their American. acquaintances the latter ‘must respond in kind, and thus the habit is formed. itis often laughable to see two Americans meet, and with grave dignity doff their hats through the force of habit acquired in their intercourse with Mexicans, and then observe the expression of their faces as they realize what they have.done. The only passport to the best societyis the culture and character of a gentleman. If a man is not a gentleman, were he a millionaire, he coyjd never penetrate that charmed inner circle that obtains ia every border town. The Mexicans are equally exclusives A letter of introduction from one side of the river to the other will, however, give a‘stranger instant recognition socially. They are exceedingly careful about these introductions, and a man. must be well known to somebody of importance before he can secure one. It is a rule in Mexico that the one who introduces a for his bills. The American habit.of writing everybody.a letter of recommendation. does not, therefore, prevail here. But when one does get introduced the Mexicans never weary in showing courtesies. To the Mexican your friend is the same as yourself and should have equal attention. SMOKELESS POWDER. The Firing Said to Be Extremely Ter< rifying to Both Men and Horses. ore In the British army the four-legged recruits are drawn up in a ring round an instructor, who fires a pistol. Some. take the flash and report very quietly and these are soon passed on to severer trials, while the others have lesson after lesson until they are quite. convinced that there is no danger to them and besuite, and is. a little larger than a _cellent conversationalist. sceteiaienadeeeiaiiamameniel RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, HETTY GREEN AT HOME. Twe Little Finte Shelter’ America’s. Richest Woman and Her Husband, “Hetty: Green, ‘The Richest Woman in America,’” writes Leigh Mitchell Hodges, in Ladies’ Home Journal, “lives modestly in two small flats in a brick: block in Hoboken, N.'J. There are two electric push bells at the door, under which one finds. the name ‘C, Dewey.” Mrs. Green prefers that the public should not know where her home is situated, and she uses this name because her pet dog’s name is Dewey, and she commonly calls it ‘Cutie.’ The parlor is in the lower READY FOR. BUSINESS. SACBAMENTO STREET, Giwe Us a Norra. Nevada Brewing C0, NBVADA CITY, CAL. * We have one of the best breweries in, the State and are flow ready’to furnish the very: best beer in the market. Fam ily trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Trial. =a good-sized closet. A couch, a small tablé ‘and three chairs are the furnishings, “and. the ornarientation ie quite simple. ke ; “Mrs. Gréen is a rapid talker. Words seem to come to her a’ easily as dollars. She is witty, too, and these gifts, with her remarkable memory and pleasant voice, make her an exHer daily routine is more severe’ than that .-of any. other living millionaire, perhaps.” Shevrises éarly, eats a light. breakfast in the little dining-room of the Hoboken flat, and hurries off to the ferry. It is only a short distanee from her home to the slip, and she always walks, be the weather what it may. Her husband, E. H. Green, who is seldom seen or heard of, is an old man, almost -80, and somewhat of an invalid. The upper one of the two flats is called his, and there, in a plainly furnished sitting-room, he sits day in ‘and day out while his wife is in New York looking after her financial affairs. When she comes heme in the evening—it is always late—she sometimes reads to him.” All She Wanted. Queen Louise of Denmark, as-all the world now knows, had been ill for a long time before her death. Often during the past few years, her health being eompletely broken, she had been subject to attacks from which her reeovery was always despaired of. The: last of these before her final taking off océurred in Copenhagen ten months ago. It was sudden and violent. The queen’s physician was called and came foré long you might fire a seven-pounder within a yard of them and they would hardly look around. After this they are taught to face’ fire—that is to say, to gallop fearlessly up toa line or square of infantry, blazing away with their rifles, and to charge batteries of quick-firing guns. Of course, only blank cartridges are used, and so fa trained horse going into battle for the first time there ts no difference between the harmless thunder of the maneuvers land the death-dealing storm which sweeps over the battlefield. ‘The poor brute only learns what the difference really is by bitter experience. When smokeless powder came into general use it was found that in many eases horses which would face the smoke of guns using black powder without flinching flinched and shied at the flash and roar unaccompanied by smoke. Continental opinion is somewhat divided as to the moral effect of smokeless powder on men and horses, but the general conclusion seems to be that in daylight it is not more terrifying than black powder, although some hold that to see men and horses struck down by an invisible agency lmust-necessarily be so. But it is generally agreed that the use of smokeless powder at night has a much more disturbing effect than that ‘of the old powder, because the flashes of the guns, unobscured by smoke, are a great deal more vivid. The fear thus inspired can, however, be overcome by training, “(but theré is another fear which must, in the nature of the case, be felt for the first time on the battlefield, and that is the often uncontrollable terror proDRAYING AND HAULING. YEE LEE & CO. AVE o a first-class Store ini: A pene oe eT REnT. where wi be kept at On r 2@ Neavda City. Transfer Co. transpor P. attention paid to the tation for theatrical parties. Praee ture moving. Telepbone &4 wi & D.R. KER New Fruit and Yegetable Store. times the very best.of Fruits v bles, Chickens, etc. ’ Cigars and Tobacco. 3 livered free of charge and the best of satisfaction guarauteed. duced: both in. men and horses by the whistling of bullets and the screaming and banging of shells. Some authortties have, indead, said that since the introduction ofsmokeless.pewder and the great increase in the range and accuracy of weapons, it would be impossible to keep cavalry in hand under the fire of modern artillery, but this is probably an exaggeration. Pearson’s Magazine. ° 4¥°>. LONGEVITY. Why Men in Professional “Paswaie Live Longer Than Those itn Business. dwellers those who reach NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. sional men. reasons for this. istence begins later in professional life than in othercenters. The professional man seldom begins his work much In the majority of cases among city advanced . ages arey found to have been profesThere are a good many In the first place, the struggle for exat once, but, according to the story as it is now told, at first declared that he could do nothing. “Am I really dying, then?” asked the queen, looking up from the sofa upon which she had been placed. “I fear your majesty must expect the worst,” replied the medical man. “But. doctor, I don’t want to die,” the patient protested. “Only youth,” was ihe answer, “could resist the malady, dnd I cannot make your majesty young again.” A smile passed over the features of the suffering womin. “No, doctor,” she said, “I don’t want to be young again. All I desire is that fora little while I may continue to grow old.’’—Boston Herald. A London Eel Market. Few Londoners know that an eel market of. a quaint and interesting kind is held every Sunday morning near the south side of Blackfriars bridge, barring, of course, the times rwhen the slippery fishes are not obtainable. It is said to be nearly 300 years old. The peculiarity of the gathering is that here only you buy*eels by the handful instead of by weight. Sixpence a fistful is the price, and although the fishes are generally small it is much cheaper than’ purehasing by weight.—N. Y. Herald. 4 A BLOW TO THE SEX. A ae . Lady—Do you really think men have more brains than women! Man—Some men, madam. ¢ Lady—Some? What men, pray? Man—Single men.—Pick-Me-Up. ‘ ry Still the Same. Cholly—Yaas, sevewal yeaws ago T fell deeply in love with a girl, but she wejected me—made a wegular idiot of me. Dolly—And you never got over it.?-_ Woodpecker Cigars 7 P ackea in Fancy Boxes, Banufactured and Sold by ‘GiEE.” Native Son of Texas —==t ., ARCHITECTS RICE & LEWIS, Prop’s. AND BUILDERS. Turning, House-Trimmi aulstine = Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office.and Store Fixtures,: ng, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getou. «tim es ou any.work of this sort that you may need, RICE & LEWIS, SackaMENTO Sr., Nenapda City. EX. & E*. Ka COOPER Will Furnish you . All Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonabie rates. NQ eek. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. Liectric Power Co.'s ia tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, DEALEB IB All Kinds of Cigars and: Tobacco The Pinest 5-Ceat ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BR )AD STBBRT. Ovp. Rosenberg B8 SOMETHING NEW!} SE Apricot Cordial. cm een \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, Aad Large Modern Dining Room.Stopping place for ‘all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK peorporated 1876.) @ROAD STREBT, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, 50,000 Undivided profits, 35,000 ’ . « . g. M. Joun T. D. KE. Mone@an Hou. Niles Searls, Lord Housman, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a.m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. Seoretary Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M. Hughes, CORRESPONDENTS. ‘ New York—National Bank of North Ameroa. , San Francisco—First National Bank, London, Paris & American Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. We issue Sight Drafts abie i kw YORK. : “i SAN ve. SACRAMENTO Also Billa of Kx hange payable at sigh the principal citics a Great Beiteis ve Re kke rqtomors aitbar by Jomare: 4 aby jottere: ¢.J.NAFPZIGER, * Prop’r * Snion Hotel. Nevada City : : Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails * ‘The Celebrated H. .B. Whiskey ~ At “‘Tom’s Place.”’ . , H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Burope. Collections on any part of the Unieed States ae ity. : igheat price paid for County and State WGcla ani Silver Bullion parclineed, . an on Assay Office at the Bank, 5 before 25, while the business man or laborer goes to work at the age of lv. Thus the professional man hus seven clear years of freedom from responsibility, moderate work and healthy existence. Secondly, the occupation of the professional’ man generally takes him to a considerable extent into the open air, and is very seldom entirely sedentary. Thirdly, the professional _man generally enjoys that modest com@petence which saves him at once on the one hand from starvation or penury and on the other hand from idleness and excess. Fourthly, his holidaysare generally ample. Fifthly, toa cértain extent his livelihood generaily depends on his leading at least a comparatively sober and moral life, viclent excesses J.S. HOLBROOE se of the Peace of said Towns) FRANK'S: PLACE Peerless Saloon. ty FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. On dreught. Best brands of Short Onder Restaurant. © The und ned haye reopened the restaupana the Malls build a eee ~ ‘Beet, Pork, Musto Vosl-Seusnges.ete Yams, Bacona: N otice To Creditors. OF SARAH NOVIIZKY, Dh Noticeis hereby given tbat “i, Executors of the Last Will’ vitaky, deceased, to the cre all persons. haying elaims agai” C . to exhibit them, with ouchers, within four montis # t publication ‘of this notice tot “et a the uk of Messrs. bee » Main street, Grass Vaile that being the‘ oftice of said bs the transaction of the busines“) f the will of Sarah Novitzky, s, Att’y for Ex. Dated December 11,1" . Ané all kinds of Meets usually found ine first HASED THIS PO R Pa A FATINs, PuRC ASED THIS POPULA’ saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines BsLiquors and Cigars --Semi-Centennial YearSar women (THB ~ INDEPENDENT, will be treated in a courteous manNew York. . HBNRY W. RICH. Only $2.00 per year, soode delivered free sharge. aa a bad All who ner. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attracti ons you can always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” — AVEATS, TRADE MARKS, . COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. ape a age Union Livery Stable ‘Main st., opp: Union Hotel Bridge License. IS HEREBY’ GIVEN THAT! pular session Beef, Pork, Mu At the KEEP ON “A CHOICE Tamales, Bachiadas; : Bacon and Eggs. iG sent free. Patents occured @ special notice, without VE AG ruining both his standing and his business capacity. Sixthly, professiona! ; callings are exposed to very few specia) or st that Orate for any part of p year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy: Beer 5 Cents a Glass, Henry Lane, = Prop’r All the favorite brands of Whiskies kepton 3 en dangers. Lastly, since even a mino! ailment often unfits a man entirel} for professional works, he has.a specia! motive in taking particular care of his health. 3 WV Pacok ot the an ‘st Monday thereafter as the same ° make application for at tolls on the Fr B. B. DERRICKSOs THE -'INDEPENDENT, . Heore"niomas fovior.” “Onwar ‘Povosn and“ one ued. 180 Fulton 8t., N. ¥. Wm. J. Britlend, ; ugttiaease ounty,and plep ; Mrs. Sos ds; Doan YE 8, SIOGERS Peer Se q e *

dinance Prohibiti i ne onthe North sds tt se tae either side of National rth a ! of Nevada. ge. RUSTEES: OF ‘ DA do ordain aefollows: oy ion I. rson shall on the North or on either side of the corpora N aig ite limits o; ® ; Or lease, let or under ~ , let, man on of any Premises for a ane Uy, rson who sh oF ne rare 7 or a ‘ uy shall be fined in sum soul the Ci pe eetet: OF hap ty ob®xceeding Te Secti Irdinance shal, gor e ect ‘m id D cember 3d, 1960, by the follo ~Rector. : 8 at po Gauls Peard and Hill, B.S. yi t—SIDNEY Pm AR Clo: Presley publication 1 ecember 5t h, 1900, Ass¢€ssment Notice, GOLD MINING CO. MP IN of rineipal place oi Seis eo. ifornia. Location of “geo Directors, held rag the ageting a Pig au assessment (No. 5) ry . Ae are was levied uovw cn bl. . ‘ * corporation, payable tava a as ted States Gold Coin, tothe ® nt © office of the Company, ; 4 eet, San. b'rancisco, Calitorni ste stock upou which this asec ms unpaid on th 7 ; ga tt be delinquent ‘and advert at public auction; aud te . made before, will day_of der of the esas of Directors : &. KULZ, seer + 208 B » Secretary, Fe attery Street, sau branes va SE AG ra Notice to Creditors, TE et MARSHAL DUMFORD, .» renee Otice is hereby ,. iven by ue ro Administrator of the k aud all Perso ranaed. to the en Ving claims Q 3 be perma eee to exhibit them, wit : ope ers, Within tour months af: maietetheros 2 an aa Petey a. Larue, Grass Valley, an pea ‘ T. J. TORP. ic Administrator of » é pe a City, November 7, tags oe & Laiue, Attornevs tor Adm'r, Notice of Proving Will. 3 SUPERIOR COURT IN County of Nevada, Po) Bg dui matte Estate 1LIZ dees ase eg the Estate of ELIZABETH is hereby given that MONDAY. the ee January, ivi, at 10 nae “ ay, at the Court Koom of baud Pras Court House in the City and of Nevada, has been appointed by me af and place for proving the willof abeth Jones, deceased, and for bear: Bpplieasion of Lucy Noyes and 4} fo. the issuance to them of Leite sped when and where wy person) appear and c 28 f December gt. iv0u. ace + L. ARBOGAS), (1; Walling, Avv’y ior Peace Notice to Creditors. ae OF J. RADBHAU, U1 CEASED. be }is hereby giyeu vy th. undersignd trator of the estate of J. badeau, de e the creditors of au ail persou aims against the saiu deceased, w them,, with the ry vouchers our months aite ret publica this notice to the said Administra) he law ottice of Jones & Lurue, Gre ievada Co., Cal., the same being tie ‘the transactéon of the business d te in said Ccunty of Nevada. ‘Lk. d. VORPIE, Administrator of Nevada Coun ’ City, November 7, LyU0. ¢ Larue, Attorne;s for Adm’r. Summous, uperior Court o fate of Casiformia. piraediude ‘s % wile, as Admin: } of Sabra EK. Spa ggetnd ‘i. FRED U. MULBY and Ana : 8 eudan-s. Action brought inth Baht nels of the County of Nevads " A fornia, and the Complaint tid ice of theClerk ofsaid County of Me ople of the State of Californi i Y4 1a a ere C. Melby, Defencun ereby required to appear and complaint im au action eutised Ab fe against yeu in the super f rao of Nevada, State ot 4 iu ten days after the service ris SUMMOLs—if served within © Within thirty days if served ess u are hereby notified that ar aud auswer.as above rei “aiutitt wid toke judgment roraj r damages demanded in the ¢ = Comte ecoutract, or will 'S 20F Bh : reli 1 the cumplatiie other relief « der my hand and the seal of ourk of the County of Nevadi a itornia, this 8th day of Novembt F. L, ARBOGAST, Clerk . MONDS, Attorney tor tlaiutt. nazZ t: Summons. JUSTICE'S COURT OF NEYVAD: bia, County of Nevada, State E. TURNER, Plainti#, va. ACK; EDWARDB BLACK, elondent wo sant ple of the State of California sew oFrea Black; bs. W. Agel lack, defendant. eee hereby directed to appear befo ce Nevada city, iu, sail and er the complain in titled hs above, Senecht agains Justice's « ourt of Neyaaa low ity of Nevada, State of Californis ) days, after the service ou you? \ous—it served Within the city all wnoship or city in which this a ugh ; or, .if served out of city but in this county, witli or within tweaty days i: serv are hereby notified that unl# rand answer as above requir aintift wil take judgment for ol! ~ dumages demandeu in the cof” ising Upon coatract, or he ahr fur the relief demand dor my handthis 24th day of ; Dept. B, ‘hoe store, Nevada City. GEO. N. ie nt us, some to travel, others for loMw NOG! THT 36.2 epee ar B you. will find the’ greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices lower urchasing anything in th ai 4 tie Sas sane {2 > pe i where else, a great reduction Having been nrade: articles-are-toonumerous to mention, but.drop in and you will find just what you Sic are offered jn-Boy’s Wagons, Ete. = ‘A Big Stock of Sporting G . WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH IS UNSURPASSED. c : R STOVES! AND RANGES, the stock cannot be. beat in any way. ~G._E. TURNER, Fie Sted, load (iy Sit Bes Means Sete i ————— e above liste call and ‘inspect, the stock of oods Just Received wale—— ENTS A. WEEK Danover Piano, almost, new. “Ad< P. O. Box, Nevada City, di8-2w rere ror Keat. pom éottage with pcreelain bath ma wash .tand and elect: 4: . ‘A nos desirable location. App y above EK, i.copal church. ji-lw Bis Christmas Discount. c and get the big Xmas discount wed for any make of machine traded lew Singers. Also big discount for ‘that have no old machine.. Good secind ones from $5 up. All kinds rend work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Agent: — a tide Salary--$12 Weekly. 1° women to appoint agents. and $12 weekly salary and expenses. hed house, pleasant, permanent rapid advancement and increese ps.Write at once. Ee Address BUTLER & ALGER, Nzuw Haven, Coun . House and Lot For Sale. holstering, papeg hamging and carpet . y ; barn and carriageroom. AH modern ovements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A o au 81-tf jom house, ‘with both gas and electric . county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfWanted a man Or wom nanent position of trust, here or in i stamped envelope /to’ Secretary, , DUNSTER is prepared to ‘fill all orrs left at/Dunster’s Barbet Shop’will be at With four reome . in : cook-stove Street....cc-ssccee. MevauaCity Cx SADING-LADY, Best 5 Cent. Cigai Sold, Paper flanging,Etc. Papert’ Hanging;, Painting, ‘Frescoon thé most reasonable, terms, All y attended to nastf>’ for Rents. with modeta im for sale: Inquire @* hie-officeton corner ‘done in first-class atyle by GzoraE Leave your orders at Snell & ‘sand your work will be attended ? f i : tf W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR’ DEALER, — ——Im sTOOE——L ARTHUR Pt HARMONIA —— cher o. Vocal and instrument: . : Music; : ls 23, Rs DAVIS, site Nevada City, Grass Valley and other ftions of Nevada county w for the éf instructing pupils at For Buggy Tops pf not to ex five . E “willing to! quatity’. 06 terms of tuition, etc AND— o 4 Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gaifns. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES ' At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2. ap. Horse Blankets-of. all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. Al) at Bod Rock. Prius for.Cas, BACK-AT THE OLD BAKERY. and 7:80 p. Has resumed the proprietorship of the NEW. YORK BAKERY located for a long timé. isnow pty. pared to supply the public as of old with the choicest ucts in his line. WEDDING GAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. Ja Their New Saloon Have moved into their new ¢ agrtces .4 Com) mercial street we invite u.l «hein former patrous to ser tim, They will make it a point toserve th: fires’ }:renas of Wines; Liquors and: Cig irs All kinds of Mixe ‘oriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, C% m ¢. a. S Empire Stable, road Street, opp. National Bxehange Hote! Nevada City, JANES HENSESSY, The Empire Tava? Stable’ has the largest lot of Prop’r. To be found in this part of the State. NEW YORK HOSTER BROAD ST., NEVADA OF? . , JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee i) test portions of the City. Tee Toes ce cetera aon — Grass -Valley and Nevada City . . our round trips dally. GEORGE WM. DURST. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES WANA MENT—A home-like Le ao a in one of = "BUS LINE. Until further: notice the "Bus. will make regular trips between Nevada City and Grass V: atthe following hours: . . Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 Lea’ Grass Valley at 8:45 a.m. 4, 8:45 and 6:80 p, m. Pestengere-celled for in any of town out extra charge. ia ole GEO. WETTERAU Prop. SCADDEN’S SALOON AVING PURCHASED THE SALOON AT the corner of Pine and ing streets I have ‘had it thoroughly remodeled and am now Dp! to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms aiid 2f Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N p spyenteeee plished op the s a iD Pacifie’ Coast, the Sandwich Isends,. Pols: ne re Son ababity crerxpemuperet patiiakes : Piles ry new a the Pacifie Goanare Rope ccmstensly on hand advertisers allowed free access.t hem during business boure . ty av’ RATES. a.sde‘know 1 on application. GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and: Embalmer. The Winest of Funeral. Furnishings :Fiotal Pieces supplied to order. 1 &tranger in this way is responsible even orders at the National Exchange Hote, . . zee Noa.: Office 281, resideuce "NEVADA CITY, CAL THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, tg0r. erences STE MEXICAN COURTESY. People Along the Rio Grande Are Very Polite in Their Intercourse. The Mexicans observe many little courtesies that an American rarely thinks about, writes J. P. Cranke in Woman's Home Companion. For instance, two gentlemen meeting on the street gravely salute each other, by raising their hats. As they invariably extend this same salutation to their American. acquaintances the latter ‘must respond in kind, and thus the habit is formed. itis often laughable to see two Americans meet, and with grave dignity doff their hats through the force of habit acquired in their intercourse with Mexicans, and then observe the expression of their faces as they realize what they have.done. The only passport to the best societyis the culture and character of a gentleman. If a man is not a gentleman, were he a millionaire, he coyjd never penetrate that charmed inner circle that obtains ia every border town. The Mexicans are equally exclusives A letter of introduction from one side of the river to the other will, however, give a‘stranger instant recognition socially. They are exceedingly careful about these introductions, and a man. must be well known to somebody of importance before he can secure one. It is a rule in Mexico that the one who introduces a for his bills. The American habit.of writing everybody.a letter of recommendation. does not, therefore, prevail here. But when one does get introduced the Mexicans never weary in showing courtesies. To the Mexican your friend is the same as yourself and should have equal attention. SMOKELESS POWDER. The Firing Said to Be Extremely Ter< rifying to Both Men and Horses. ore In the British army the four-legged recruits are drawn up in a ring round an instructor, who fires a pistol. Some. take the flash and report very quietly and these are soon passed on to severer trials, while the others have lesson after lesson until they are quite. convinced

that there is no danger to them and besuite, and is. a little larger than a _cellent conversationalist. sceteiaienadeeeiaiiamameniel RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, HETTY GREEN AT HOME. Twe Little Finte Shelter’ America’s. Richest Woman and Her Husband, “Hetty: Green, ‘The Richest Woman in America,’” writes Leigh Mitchell Hodges, in Ladies’ Home Journal, “lives modestly in two small flats in a brick: block in Hoboken, N.'J. There are two electric push bells at the door, under which one finds. the name ‘C, Dewey.” Mrs. Green prefers that the public should not know where her home is situated, and she uses this name because her pet dog’s name is Dewey, and she commonly calls it ‘Cutie.’ The parlor is in the lower READY FOR. BUSINESS. SACBAMENTO STREET, Giwe Us a Norra. Nevada Brewing C0, NBVADA CITY, CAL. * We have one of the best breweries in, the State and are flow ready’to furnish the very: best beer in the market. Fam ily trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Trial. =a good-sized closet. A couch, a small tablé ‘and three chairs are the furnishings, “and. the ornarientation ie quite simple. ke ; “Mrs. Gréen is a rapid talker. Words seem to come to her a’ easily as dollars. She is witty, too, and these gifts, with her remarkable memory and pleasant voice, make her an exHer daily routine is more severe’ than that .-of any. other living millionaire, perhaps.” Shevrises éarly, eats a light. breakfast in the little dining-room of the Hoboken flat, and hurries off to the ferry. It is only a short distanee from her home to the slip, and she always walks, be the weather what it may. Her husband, E. H. Green, who is seldom seen or heard of, is an old man, almost -80, and somewhat of an invalid. The upper one of the two flats is called his, and there, in a plainly furnished sitting-room, he sits day in ‘and day out while his wife is in New York looking after her financial affairs. When she comes heme in the evening—it is always late—she sometimes reads to him.” All She Wanted. Queen Louise of Denmark, as-all the world now knows, had been ill for a long time before her death. Often during the past few years, her health being eompletely broken, she had been subject to attacks from which her reeovery was always despaired of. The: last of these before her final taking off océurred in Copenhagen ten months ago. It was sudden and violent. The queen’s physician was called and came foré long you might fire a seven-pounder within a yard of them and they would hardly look around. After this they are taught to face’ fire—that is to say, to gallop fearlessly up toa line or square of infantry, blazing away with their rifles, and to charge batteries of quick-firing guns. Of course, only blank cartridges are used, and so fa trained horse going into battle for the first time there ts no difference between the harmless thunder of the maneuvers land the death-dealing storm which sweeps over the battlefield. ‘The poor brute only learns what the difference really is by bitter experience. When smokeless powder came into general use it was found that in many eases horses which would face the smoke of guns using black powder without flinching flinched and shied at the flash and roar unaccompanied by smoke. Continental opinion is somewhat divided as to the moral effect of smokeless powder on men and horses, but the general conclusion seems to be that in daylight it is not more terrifying than black powder, although some hold that to see men and horses struck down by an invisible agency lmust-necessarily be so. But it is generally agreed that the use of smokeless powder at night has a much more disturbing effect than that ‘of the old powder, because the flashes of the guns, unobscured by smoke, are a great deal more vivid.. The fear thus inspired can, however, be overcome by training, “(but theré is another fear which must, in the nature of the case, be felt for the first time on the battlefield, and that is the often uncontrollable terror proDRAYING AND HAULING. YEE LEE & CO. AVE o a first-class Store ini: A pene oe eT REnT. where wi be kept at On r 2@ Neavda City. Transfer Co. transpor P. attention paid to the tation for theatrical parties. Praee ture moving. Telepbone &4 wi & D.R. KER New Fruit and Yegetable Store. times the very best.of Fruits v bles, Chickens, etc. ’ Cigars and Tobacco. 3 livered free of charge and the best of satisfaction guarauteed. duced: both in. men and horses by the whistling of bullets and the screaming and banging of shells. Some authortties have, indead, said that since the introduction ofsmokeless.pewder and the great increase in the range and accuracy of weapons, it would be impossible to keep cavalry in hand under the fire of modern artillery, but this is probably an exaggeration. Pearson’s Magazine. ° 4¥°>. LONGEVITY. Why Men in Professional “Paswaie Live Longer Than Those itn Business. dwellers those who reach NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. sional men. reasons for this. istence begins later in professional life than in othercenters. The professional man seldom begins his work much In the majority of cases among city advanced . ages arey found to have been profesThere are a good many In the first place, the struggle for exat once, but, according to the story as it is now told, at first declared that he could do nothing. “Am I really dying, then?” asked the queen, looking up from the sofa upon which she had been placed. “I fear your majesty must expect the worst,” replied the medical man. “But. doctor, I don’t want to die,” the patient protested. “Only youth,” was ihe answer, “could resist the malady, dnd I cannot make your majesty young again.” A smile passed over the features of the suffering womin. “No, doctor,” she said, “I don’t want to be young again. All I desire is that fora little while I may continue to grow old.’’—Boston Herald. A London Eel Market. Few Londoners know that an eel market of. a quaint and interesting kind is held every Sunday morning near the south side of Blackfriars bridge, barring, of course, the times rwhen the slippery fishes are not obtainable. It is said to be nearly 300 years old. The peculiarity of the gathering is that here only you buy*eels by the handful instead of by weight. Sixpence a fistful is the price, and although the fishes are generally small it is much cheaper than’ purehasing by weight.—N. Y. Herald. 4 A BLOW TO THE SEX. A ae . Lady—Do you really think men have more brains than women! Man—Some men, madam. ¢ Lady—Some? What men, pray? Man—Single men.—Pick-Me-Up. ‘ ry Still the Same. Cholly—Yaas, sevewal yeaws ago T fell deeply in love with a girl, but she wejected me—made a wegular idiot of me. Dolly—And you never got over it.?-_ Woodpecker Cigars 7 P ackea in Fancy Boxes, Banufactured and Sold by ‘GiEE.” Native Son of Texas —==t ., ARCHITECTS RICE & LEWIS, Prop’s. AND BUILDERS. Turning, House-Trimmi aulstine = Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office.and Store Fixtures,: ng, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getou. «tim es ou any.work of this sort that you may need, RICE & LEWIS, SackaMENTO Sr., Nenapda City. EX. & E*. Ka COOPER Will Furnish you . All Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonabie rates. NQ eek. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. Liectric Power Co.'s ia tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, DEALEB IB All Kinds of Cigars and: Tobacco The Pinest 5-Ceat ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BR )AD STBBRT. Ovp. Rosenberg B8 SOMETHING NEW!} SE Apricot Cordial. cm een \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, Aad Large Modern Dining Room.Stopping place for ‘all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK peorporated 1876.) @ROAD STREBT, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, 50,000 Undivided profits, 35,000 ’ . « . g. M. Joun T. D. KE. Mone@an Hou. Niles Searls, Lord Housman, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a.m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. Seoretary Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo, M. Hughes, CORRESPONDENTS. ‘ New York—National Bank of North Ameroa. , San Francisco—First National Bank, London, Paris & American Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. We issue Sight Drafts abie i kw YORK. : “i SAN ve. SACRAMENTO Also Billa of Kx hange payable at sigh the principal citics a Great Beiteis ve Re kke rqtomors aitbar by Jomare: 4 aby jottere: ¢.J.NAFPZIGER, * Prop’r * Snion Hotel. Nevada City : : Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails * ‘The Celebrated H. .B. Whiskey ~ At “‘Tom’s Place.”’ . , H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Burope. Collections on any part of the Unieed States ae ity. : igheat price paid for County and State WGcla ani Silver Bullion parclineed, . an on Assay Office at the Bank, 5 before 25, while the business man or laborer goes to work at the age of lv. Thus the professional man hus seven clear years of freedom from responsibility, moderate work and healthy existence. Secondly, the occupation of the professional’ man generally takes him to a considerable extent into the open air, and is very seldom entirely sedentary. Thirdly, the professional _man generally enjoys that modest com@petence which saves him at once on the one hand from starvation or penury and on the other hand from idleness and excess. Fourthly, his holidaysare generally ample. Fifthly, toa cértain extent his livelihood generaily depends on his leading at least a comparatively sober and moral life, viclent excesses J.S. HOLBROOE se of the Peace of said Towns) FRANK'S: PLACE Peerless Saloon. ty FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. On dreught. Best brands of Short Onder Restaurant. © The und ned haye reopened the restaupana the Malls build a eee ~ ‘Beet, Pork, Musto Vosl-Seusnges.ete Yams, Bacona: N otice To Creditors. OF SARAH NOVIIZKY, Dh Noticeis hereby given tbat “i, Executors of the Last Will’ vitaky, deceased, to the cre all persons. haying elaims agai” C . to exhibit them, with ouchers, within four montis # t publication ‘of this notice tot “et a the uk of Messrs. bee » Main street, Grass Vaile that being the‘ oftice of said bs the transaction of the busines“) f the will of Sarah Novitzky, s, Att’y for Ex. Dated December 11,1" . Ané all kinds of Meets usually found ine first HASED THIS PO R Pa A FATINs, PuRC ASED THIS POPULA’ saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines BsLiquors and Cigars --Semi-Centennial YearSar women (THB ~ INDEPENDENT, will be treated in a courteous manNew York. . HBNRY W. RICH. Only $2.00 per year, soode delivered free sharge. aa a bad All who ner. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attracti ons you can always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” — AVEATS, TRADE MARKS, . COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. ape a age Union Livery Stable ‘Main st., opp: Union Hotel Bridge License. IS HEREBY’ GIVEN THAT! pular session Beef, Pork, Mu At the KEEP ON “A CHOICE Tamales, Bachiadas; : Bacon and Eggs. iG sent free. Patents occured @ special notice, without VE AG ruining both his standing and his business capacity. Sixthly, professiona! ; callings are exposed to very few specia) or st that Orate for any part of p year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy: Beer 5 Cents a Glass, Henry Lane, = Prop’r All the favorite brands of Whiskies kepton 3 en dangers. Lastly, since even a mino! ailment often unfits a man entirel} for professional works, he has.a specia! motive in taking particular care of his health. 3 WV Pacok ot the an ‘st Monday thereafter as the same ° make application for at tolls on the Fr B. B. DERRICKSOs THE -'INDEPENDENT, . Heore"niomas fovior.” “Onwar ‘Povosn and“ one ued. 180 Fulton 8t., N. ¥. Wm. J. Britlend, ; ugttiaease ounty,and plep ; Mrs. Sos ds; Doan YE 8, SIOGERS Peer Se q e *