January 13, 1902 (4 pages)

NEVADA City DAILy Penceniee BROWN & CALEINE, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. -to leave us will be received with great. disappointment and * From official figures given by Wm. Delbridge, Deputy to be supported by Grass Valley and Rough and Ready TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. MONDAY og vic cc cce ccc cc cece s tac oss cccccee wa vials visio isis weisic oes January 13, 1902 —— Going to Leave US. The information that Fred Zeitler, the popular and ef. ficient superintendent of. the Champion Mine in Nevada City Mining District, has resigned his position and is going I t regret by the people of this community. Never has there been a single man who-has-come-to‘this section and has~ ac= complished more good in the development of the mining interests of this district than has Mr. Zeitler. When he took hold of the now famous Champion mining property, some eight or nine years ago, the mine was not considered to be worth much and was said to be “played out,” but when Mr. Zeitler took hold of the property and systematically worked and developed it, besides improving it with the best machinery chtainable, the mine at once began to take on new’ Tues, Saar (4 life, until now, by his ability and energy he has brought the property up to what ii is—the best and largest mine in this district and one of the best in the State, Not only has he done this, but he has been interested in and assisted in opening up and developing several other mining properties in this county with great success, and they all give promise of becoming fine-paying., properties, It is safe to say that there never was another mine superintendent in this city district who was held in such universal and high esteem by his employes as Mr. Zeitler is. Mr. Zeitler has not only proved to be one of the best mining men Nevada City ever had, but he has also been one of the most enterprising and progressive citizens of this community. He has held the honored position of president of our local Board of Trade and.has also taken an active interFour Men Stopped By for the man with the pistol, but no clue could-be found, The Marvelous Traveling companied by Capt. Geo. E. Bartlett, MINERS ELD UD. a Robber While Returning Home. € Last Saturday night shortly after The fellow ordered the He helda pistol in his The minere afterwards made a search Marksman. Mr. F. J. a: Eveielt salesman for Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., of Chicego, Ills., will be in NEVADA CITY, acwho does expert rifle and shotgun shooting, in the interests of the Peters. Cartridge Company and the King Powder Company of Cincinnati, Obio, The shooting will take place at two o’clock p. m., near the Power Houseat Glenbrook. Capt. Bartlett’s skill is something remarkable, and has won him high honors.in-the service of the United States Government. He uses regulat grade est in every public enterprise for—the—prosperity-and-upbuilding of our community. In social and fraternal circles, Mr. Zeitler and his amia: ble wife have instilled themselves into the esteem and affection of all our-people. Mrs. Zeitler has been a prominent and popular member of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters and an indefatigable worker in all social events given by this fraternity of ladies. In other circles of society she has ‘always been regarded as a leader and favorite, possessing a a sweet disposition and the enviable qualities of energy, tact and competency. The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Zeitler from our community will be deeply felt by our people and they will be “greatly missed. It has been said that there is never a va_cancy made but what it can be filled by others, but we very much doubt whether the rule ma apply in Gis particular instance. It is the unanimous wish of all our people that Mr. Zeitler reconsider his action in resigning the superintendency of the Champion; and decide toremain in our community. It would give us great pleasure to announce the fact that the gentleman had changed his mind, as. it would also the peopleto know it. 444444444648 High School Question. sy The meting held at Grass Valley on Saturday for the purpose of discussing the advisability. of establishing a county high school, proved to be a very interesting one, and good results are.expected to follow. There was a large atttendance of prominenticitizens of both cities, among them being the. members of the Board of Supervisors, Superior Judge Nilon, School Trustees and many of the county off--cers. The meeting was called to order by W. F. Englebright of this city, while H. I. Fuchs and A. B. Champion of Grass Valley were chosen president and secretary, respectively. ' To bring the matter before the meeting, a motion was made by.ex-Senator Preston to establish union district high] schools at both Nevada City and Grass Valley. Subsequent discussion showed that the majority~favored this course. County Treasurer, it was estimated that a union high school townships would necessitate a tax rate of from 20 to 22 cents on each hundred dollars. For Nevada and all other townships a rate of from-23 ta 25 cents would be sufficient. The ne adjourned-without coming to any decisiorf in the matter, but much \d was accomplished by the information elicited by a thorough discussion of the sub‘. powder. rs _ ~ Knives That Cut Marlin firearms exclusively. Pennies, walnuts and other smal! objects thrown in the air are bit with great regularity with a 22-calibre bullet. Rifle-shoot ing is done by reflecting with lookingglasses, The new MARLIN Repeating Shotgun is operated with astonishing rapidity. Come and bring your friends with you. An interesting and pleasant hour guaranteed for all. Mr. Fred C. Ross of Brooklyn, N. Y., broke all previous world’s records in the great international rifle-shooting match at Madison Sqaare Garden, N. Y., in 1901, using Pete's cartridges, loaded with King semi-smokeless Capt. Bartlett is traveling with Mr. Everett, who represents Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Oo. of Chicago, the largest wholesale hardware and sporting goods house in the world, and the agents of the King Powder Company and the Peters Cartridge Company. LEGG & SHAW CO. carries a large assortment of these goods, as well as a@ good line of double-barrel shot: guns, single shotguns and rifles; also the new Marlin repeating shotgun and rifle, same as used by Capt. Bartlet; in giving his exhibitions. 2t oo Undertaking Notice. John Hocking respectfully informs the people of Nevada City that he has . BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Business Transacted at paren apna i Trial Jurors. The fol'owing trial jurors have been Nevada Townsbip—Lewis Brinde john, Samuel Clutter, Jno. T. Hicks, David Hatcbinson, T; T. Hughés, F. 0:7 Luetje, A.R Lord, W. W. epee W. F. Murchie, H. J. Wright, 8. 8. Trevithick, E. G. Suakeforth, John P. Arbogast, David Ashton, Geo. Chappel, Henry L. Bouvier, J. Miram Kitts, the January Term. —_—_—— [OFFIO1AL. } Saturpay, January 11, 1901. A ia NODE In the show window of George E. Bloss of thie city, died at Tulare last. Saturday of consumption. The Mayflower Mine}? father, A. A. Bloss, lived here for Died at Tulare. Mrs. Flynn, formerly Miss Hattie Had a Good 1 District Desidiy-iea; Grand Pp She leaves husband and five children. Headache Saps Your Vitality L. Arbogast of this city irTrustee George L. Jones of G bt ley, returned last Svening from ¢ 8 tonville, where om Saturday p Merchants, miners and farme) oe eeenee _Nieely Represented stv. ter ofthe or of Ret Sl oacny, wo Tbe Sunflower mine, near Grass Val-. that place. i. ned Res In Miniatare. ley hae been attached for $450. [good time. spor Saving a Be geen ; earnest pense joud, one of asiness men, welve o’clock Ed Phillips, Richard. journment, all the members being Martin and two otber miners, who are employed at the Bellefontaine, were stopped by a masked man near the’ Texas mine. miners, who were returnipg home aftery putting in the night sbift, to stand and. deliver. hand and searched the four men. He even made them take off their boots. fie search was in vain, however, and he directed three of the miners to proceed on their way. The bighwayman then told Mr. Phillips to go in an opposite direction. present. Board, presiding. were read and approved. tucky Ravine tridge having been reported completed and accepted by the Board it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the General Fund for $140, on the General Road Fund for $5 and on the Fourth Road District fer $5 in favor of A. R. Lady for the payment of said fill, © and J. T. Jones in the eums of $15 and $20 respectively, for expert testimony furnished im the Ward case, were on motion and by order referred .back to said claimants for the purpose of having the offieer authorizing the expenditure approve of the same. bridge across Kentacky Ravine having eral Fund, the sum of $5 on the GenThe Board met pursuant to adW. H. Martin, Chairman of: the The earth fill approaches to the KenThe demands of Drs. A. H. Tickell The concrete abutments for the been completed the Board by order accepted the same aad direeted the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for the sum of $447.60 on the General Road Fund and the sum of $5 on the Fourth Road District Fand in favor of Beard, Fenton, & Heath, as per contract on file with the Cierk. The communication received from Sierra county relative to the proposed change in the boundary line between Sierra and Nevada counties was duly copsidered by the Board, and on moton and by order the matter: was referred to the District’ Attorney “of Nevada county who is given fall power to act in the matter and employ at the expense of the county any persons he may deem necessary in preserving to Nevada county the disputed territory. The following demands against the county were found due ahd ordered paid from the GENERAL FUND: 0. J. Naffziger, merchandise for inJames P. Ebaugb, Geo. OC. Shaw, E. Booth, R. OC. Walrath, James F. Oolley, Thomas Peard, Thomas L, Robinson, Moses Bates, D. 8. Baker, L. H. Aumer, Jos. Axford, Jas. The minutes of the previous meeting . Ghas, Eden; John Webber, Wm. Walters, H. A. Tompkins, John Payne, E O.'Bnldridge, O. E. Mulloy, J. G. Neagle, Henry Guenther, A. McAllister. sued in the Superior Court today to the estate of Mrs. Mary E. Burkhalter,. deceased. $37,500. The estate is estimated to be sonal property being placed at $18,060. Turner’s hardware store is to be seen a perfect model of the hoisting works and mill at the Mayflower mine, in this district, It is styled “The MayP iews. flower Mine Junior,” and it is the x ‘. handiwork of Jobn Richards, the fifteen-year-old eon of John Richards, And wrecks the brain. Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swaliow a pill, and the headache, is gone. 256c. and 10c. a box. Dickerman; sole agent. . tf co last ever morning. te, the well lownieville, wh cisco, retarn drink Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey, One dose of ————— Ranch For Sale at a Raro The Holland Ranch, ‘Columbia Hill is sored ae : bd Terme part down and balanog on Enguire of Brown & Morgan. as They cure neuralgia. For sale by H. jo. Griteel of *. the well known mining man of this city. The ouside werkings of the mine are given in detail, including a well constructed little engine, which keeps the machinery runoing at a lively rate. 7 The model must be seen to be appreciated, and it shows remarkable . * ingenuity on the.part of the young designer. It also shows what a Nevada City boy can do when he turns. his attention to mechanical affairs and tries to improve himeelfinthat line. A Grand Reception. Dirigo Lodge, Kuights of Pythias, of ‘Oakland gave a reception ani banquet . Aast Tuesday evening in honor of Grand ‘Ohancellor L. 8, Calkins find other prominent Knights. Dirigo Lodge is just six months old, but has now 165 members, a majority of. who are under 20 years of age. Preceding the banquet fifteen new members were initiated. Altogether there were fully 200 guests seated around the banquet tables: Oarl.F. Wood presided as toastmaster. “Pythianism in 1902” was the subject of the grand chancellor’s address and he luid particular stress’on the effort to make the coming national convention of the order in xan. Francisco a great sucvess, He A Large Estate. Letters of administration were isW. H. Barckhalter in the matter of His bonde were fixed at worth $28)885, the value: of the perThe real estate is situated at Fresno, Berkeley aud Truckee. The town lots inthe latter place are valued at several thousand dollars, and 800 acres of land near there are estimated at $2500. A Big Attraction 446 The All-America Baseball Team Will play ageinst a Maher & Go., Nevada Gi Las’ Misia Gowns See Window _ See Window You get more for your money than you ever got before. yourself; Ladies, come in every time you are iu town. More good things in Dry Goods for little money than you ever saw before, @O@ Big sale of Wrappers still going on. Store closes at 6 o’clock, Saturdays excepted, pesterday visit -E. Moody of visit. jehborst is he Annual Sale f= Dr phan of San j Inst evening }morning, part of San last evening ic Washinagtor niding Gaiié ening. jardi, Jas. M RHKKKKKAFA EK Every one must go. ‘We are going to clean them out for the big lot of » H. O. Pri ones we are going to have after awhile. Ifyou want first choice you hid} ‘Ban Francis come today. Muslin Gowns at half price. ing’s train: Gowns that were 75cts, now 50 cents 4nkead retur Gowns that were $1 and $1.25, now 75 cents Berk Gowns that we-e $1.50 and $1. 75, now $1. tkeley . Gowns that were $2 and $2.50, now $1.50 he Universit; Muelin Drawers, the price will make you feel good. » Lindley anc Drawers that were 25 cente, now 15 cents from San F Drawers that were 85c and 40c, now 26 cents Rector retu Drawers that wero 50 cents, now 80 cents n Francisco. Drawers that were 65 cents, new 40 centa Drawers that were 75 cents, now 5) cents archie retur: Bias wal Pe Souther: t, who has . isterer at ( for a visi! Respectfully Maher & Co. le has retur: stated that the convention during August would bring from 80,000 to 100,000 people to the coast, of whom from 10,000 to 12,000 would be of the uniform rank of yea eden CONTRACT T0 ee HEVADA COUNTY TEAM At Watt Park TUESDAY, January 24, digent, $6, Henry Lane, burying pauper, $15. Elicia Crase, State aid for half orphans, $18;75. Jos. Bigham, burying borse, $5. Henry Lane, livery hire, $47.50. A. J. Wood, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $2.60. E. C. Grissel, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $4. John Fay, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $17.60. Total $ I. O. Lindley, Esq. appeared before the Board in behalf of F. W. Taylor and stated that Mr. Taylor was desirous of renting the county building on Broad street, formerly occupied by the County Treasurer, provided the county would install ‘a plete glass front in said building. Also grant to Mr. Taylor a lease on the property of 5.years at montbly rental of $25. The Board after duly considering the matter and being fully satisfied that is for the best interests of the county, ordered that a plate glass front be installed in the Broad street property as requested by Mr. Taylor at a cost not te exceed the sum of $90. Also Mr, Taylor be granted a 5 years on the property. til Monday morning at 10 o’clock. W. H. Martin, Aitest: F. L, Ansoaast, Olerk, By A. J. Hosgine, Deputy. opened Undertaking Parlors at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. There will be a representative here who will be found at the above place at any hour of the day or night. Telephone aoeee West 54. jl3-tf A marriege license was today issued to Edward Sutter and Mies Mary A. Crawford. Both parties a:e of Grass Valley. & has taken years of constant and intelligent @ffort to bring “ Our Very Best” Pocket Knives high standard. ‘LEGG & @ proof of the triumph of Amege fean workmanship, style and fim teh. There’s nothing better. FOR SALE BY over twenty-five up to the present . Every knife ts ~ SHAW CITY. By order the Board adjourned unChairman of the Board. a en is he associated ‘At 2 O'clock Bids will be received on or. , + ek before Saturday, Jan. 18th, . § ADMISSION, 50 Cents. 1902, to sink the Lecomptons shaft 100 feet. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids, For further particulars apply to WM. H DUNLAP, or at the mine. Sent to Jail. Sam James was brought down from Truckee today by Constable O.-W. Long to serve sixty days in the County Jail for indecent exposure. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, and the County Clerk of said County: T. J. Torpie, the Public Administrator of Nevada County. respectfully submits his SemiCOR A ea A a a a a a, SOMETHING NIC . , Pans FOR THE FAMILY @ozZ Whitney isd jer came 01 Was over fro! t ne, who w , 18 arounc halla is down fr: eS ee Public Adninisrato’s Semi-Annual Acout ‘A a A RN a GEO. E. TURNE! oe, who wa tis, ie now Cre of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for your mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your. sister, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Call and see. ‘ingina mi den fell D ribs, nghridge, d in the co! the day . rely recover: bar used at e loose Sa ot at terrifi nd was en foyer was s it was not s illation exe Estate of 8B. F. Derrickson, Deceased. Petition dismissed for want of jurisdiction. , Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. Probable value of Estate aninis oigus MeAlowae cas ch anetou Suc Be si anbenetuaegwenetdaseésaqes Conte Feeeved 2.565 cde eee cceccececessces’ 0% ice vada se uelooee Cash expended .... 0. sect e eee e eee Balance on hand....656. i ccee eee tenes Bstate of James Knuckey, Deceased. Anunval Account as required by law: ‘dh ~ A. 1 : Estate of Henry Mill, Deceased. ., nee en Aupecian wits Fre PP aA ee) Oe a a OT IRIE RS Se NI vid Lascicnae $90 00 Pine Street ~ = Nevada Cit ‘t) show h AS WOOORWOND oi Scans ccRS Card (o'er eu. cei s's Seep a eden gnc’ ene GSCisle daleizin'aeieiaje Give tie merneainceela Ss 25 00 0 A: ca 9 mresetiests eho Mees oa OM sadeecs Fe eee 82 00 mmm — nar : ; é as city _ SS . Mr. Riche Estate of Marshall Dumford, Deceased. ae ; lonne of . Appraleed value of Betate.is!.0i.cq.---cseees sess fesslesstiecsedeeedie cis sateen “$21 10 e’ Whi Money received.... . 210 10 lay ce ge bills a neMd hi vba Teaser wie siaseee 181 % ; hi Balance on hand. PATE PARAS wie CR INE EEE EO ORR ates 60 15 nd at the gers won Estate of W. Costier, Deceased. port te ne ‘Probable value of Estate™.. Lad Cdsow Es olhahg QEPp Son Naas CecWabauci as. caaloneNesaemnceceeves $750 00 # oil _painti ’ [Cash received. saab tukssaalens lease PO feat auesk sda weeminsanenenicrrsearesws 00 00 -John H. P Expenditures ineursed. petite (a cares ce oat emt Soni Lalas al Mace aed ewes cane aan cOn Eau 60 00 mher & Cor : 0 «This Famous Cigsr packed in Special } attracting Estate of Thomas P. . Rodiasor, Deceased. eo" Boxes for the Holidays. Made by. Lesusing m Appraised value of Estate. SR Peete ORE ESC Oe TE TT renucen : is to ber Cash paattced Elise dentin, Ser ae ee aN ae nait cal doe tek rts ee ey valde cau oe pias UmeU Toes a : 140 85 GIF. Bve an excel Cath expanded ..cccscccssecsepenceeses: « i pelea 2 ois ties ie ea Oa cled canter ah 140 85 4 Binbemee Cts HA css con eephesccde ccs sses So iec ate thy case hee caved baned ee bese ers eek cecatee 00 00 a rion _ oe ’ es Estate of Charlies Beal, Deceased, zoe & Appraised value ab Matates aces ccccssccesee sc ccccgiscessceeeesessoess aeee verseeaeee visemes $——_ = ; most f Ceah received. URE eR SSE UNS SRILA CORE IE Een Mie. 00 00 ‘ ar ee : ~ . present i euTnMO ooo ERE e Ss enc Abies eae tiahnn Wace ae E* J 20 QUvETY SAlAt FLAS lO FO. Bir ot 20 he installa of Grass ire. Lillie District I the ineta id by Mrs, Grand Mar Regardless ‘of cost or value. The great Cle Sale is now on, and includes every hat, trimme untrimmed, in the house. always kee promises and promise you an astonishing bargains maing © this sale. rice is A Pontonhitn Salen ol Wabi oo.isésiiinasoray igtinaconie <onnn tees spoagio separesnmeibanes ales $200 00 rood &sI SA eee. eS dls Tak isdy a ba on Da dEs ot ae IL fi aaephaste s REA A EE 00 Gommercia Street, ue ‘ Estate of Edward at Deceas:d. $2 : pete bable value of Estate. 5 ake -ycunesc ne tes ae «8200.00 r¢ y (the fu Cash expended...-ssecsene-s Sree na eee ee 0 00 Weide ama ges Waieh Chains, Holiday Guts, cri Probable valve of Hatate. 2.6. .cee ceeeecee seecseveees PAE Peek Y eS Qtbdae dares Gare <ae%a $00 00 it ok pr cede TERPS ER rae a ce. SOUR deeeeaBEEO) See Ol cake abEEs vas pNoe ob ee ae oe, PROR Rey ee: 6.00 . i be { Pate RO +2" sae ee eee te eRe eRe e Ye Maoh Son eT Eire BL nga 6 00 plone awl. ccccsee moscie murat ealeg Se frat erat y[Mhese g oods are of ‘the — best. ' a STATE OF ORLIZORES, Cows ty of Névad jee . ; id. Torple,deing duly sworn depose: and says: that he is the Public Administrator of the County cf Nevada, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct account and return of all estates of decedents which have éome intd bis hands, That he is not and was not at any time interested in the expenditures of any. kind made on account of any estate he adminin bast ess or otherwise with auy one whois so ioterested. T, J. TORPIE. : Subsoribed and sworn to before me thie 1th day of Jenuary, 1002 3 : Seal LLOYD P, LARUE, $3 A. WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street =ma ferial put together by men: who ‘no’ how. Call-and see them. We aim to please our cuaggmers. & H. Ww. HARTU! NEVA Yery tru: RWOoD & You As t for Cas pure you § stamp i As Notary Publié iu and for the County of Nevads, State of California. 4

NEVADA City DAILy Penceniee BROWN & CALEINE, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. -to leave us will be received with great. disappointment and * From official figures given by Wm. Delbridge, Deputy to be supported by Grass Valley and Rough and Ready TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. MONDAY og vic cc cce ccc cc cece s tac oss cccccee wa vials visio isis weisic oes January 13, 1902 —— Going to Leave US. The information that Fred Zeitler, the popular and ef. ficient superintendent of. the Champion Mine in Nevada City Mining District, has resigned his position and is going I t regret by the people of this community. Never has there been a single man who-has-come-to‘this section and has~ ac= complished more good in the development of the mining interests of this district than has Mr. Zeitler. When he took hold of the now famous Champion mining property, some eight or nine years ago, the mine was not considered to be worth much and was said to be “played out,” but when Mr. Zeitler took hold of the property and systematically worked and developed it, besides improving it with the best machinery chtainable, the mine at once began to take on new’ Tues, Saar (4 life, until now, by his ability and energy he has brought the property up to what ii is—the best and largest mine in this district and one of the best in the State, Not only has he done this, but he has been interested in and assisted in opening up and developing several other mining properties in this county with great success, and they all give promise of becoming fine-paying., properties, It is safe to say that there never was another mine superintendent in this city district who was held in such universal and high esteem by his employes as Mr. Zeitler is. Mr. Zeitler has not only proved to be one of the best mining men Nevada City ever had, but he has also been one of the most enterprising and progressive citizens of this community. He has held the honored position of president of our local Board of Trade and.has also taken an active interFour Men Stopped By for the man with the pistol, but no clue could-be found, The Marvelous Traveling companied by Capt. Geo. E. Bartlett, MINERS ELD UD. a Robber While Returning Home. € Last Saturday night shortly after The fellow ordered the He helda pistol in his The minere afterwards made a search Marksman. Mr. F. J. a: Eveielt salesman for Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., of Chicego, Ills., will be in NEVADA CITY, acwho does expert rifle and shotgun shooting, in the interests of the Peters. Cartridge Company and the King Powder Company of Cincinnati, Obio, The shooting will take place at two o’clock p. m., near the Power Houseat Glenbrook. Capt. Bartlett’s skill is something remarkable, and has won him high honors.in-the service of the United States Government. He uses regulat grade est in every public enterprise for—the—prosperity-and-upbuilding of our community. In social and fraternal circles, Mr. Zeitler and his amia: ble wife have instilled themselves into the esteem and affection of all our-people. Mrs. Zeitler has been a prominent and popular member of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters and an indefatigable worker in all social events given by this fraternity of ladies. In other circles of society she has ‘always been regarded as a leader and favorite, possessing a a sweet disposition and the enviable qualities of energy, tact and competency. The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Zeitler from our community will be deeply felt by our people and they will be “greatly missed. It has been said that there is never a va_cancy made but what it can be filled by others, but we very much doubt whether the rule ma apply in Gis particular instance. It is the unanimous wish of all our people that Mr. Zeitler reconsider his action in resigning the superintendency of the Champion; and decide toremain in our community. It would give us great pleasure to announce the fact that the gentleman had changed his mind, as. it would also the peopleto know it. 444444444648 High School Question. sy The meting held at Grass Valley on Saturday for the purpose of discussing the advisability. of establishing a county high school, proved to be a very interesting one, and good results are.expected to follow. There was a large atttendance of prominenticitizens of both cities, among them being the. members of the Board of Supervisors, Superior Judge Nilon, School Trustees and many of the county off--cers. The meeting was called to order by W. F. Englebright of this city, while H. I. Fuchs and A. B. Champion of Grass Valley were chosen president and secretary, respectively. ' To bring the matter before the meeting, a motion was made by.ex-Senator Preston to establish union district high] schools at both Nevada City and Grass Valley. Subsequent discussion showed that the majority~favored this course. County Treasurer, it was estimated that a union high school townships would necessitate a tax rate of from 20 to 22 cents on each hundred dollars. For Nevada and all other townships a rate of from-23 ta 25 cents would be sufficient. The ne adjourned-without coming to any decisiorf in the matter, but much \d was accomplished by the information elicited by a thorough discussion of the sub‘. powder. rs _ ~ Knives That Cut Marlin firearms exclusively. Pennies, walnuts and other smal! objects thrown in the air are bit with great regularity with a 22-calibre bullet. Rifle-shoot ing is done by reflecting with lookingglasses, The new MARLIN Repeating Shotgun is operated with astonishing rapidity. Come and bring your friends with you. An interesting and pleasant hour guaranteed for all. Mr. Fred C. Ross of Brooklyn, N. Y., broke all previous world’s records in the great international rifle-shooting match at Madison Sqaare Garden, N. Y., in 1901, using Pete's cartridges, loaded with King semi-smokeless Capt. Bartlett is traveling with Mr. Everett, who represents Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Oo. of Chicago, the largest wholesale hardware and sporting goods house in the world, and the agents of the King Powder Company and the Peters Cartridge Company. LEGG & SHAW CO. carries a large assortment of these goods, as well as a@ good line of double-barrel shot: guns, single shotguns and rifles; also the new Marlin repeating shotgun and rifle, same as used by Capt. Bartlet; in giving his exhibitions. 2t oo Undertaking Notice. John Hocking respectfully informs the people of Nevada City that he has . BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Business Transacted at paren apna i Trial Jurors. The fol'owing trial jurors have been Nevada Townsbip—Lewis Brinde john, Samuel Clutter, Jno. T. Hicks, David Hatcbinson, T; T. Hughés, F. 0:7 Luetje, A.R Lord, W. W. epee W. F. Murchie, H. J. Wright, 8. 8. Trevithick, E. G. Suakeforth, John P. Arbogast, David Ashton, Geo. Chappel, Henry L. Bouvier, J. Miram Kitts, the January Term. —_—_—— [OFFIO1AL. } Saturpay, January 11, 1901. A ia NODE In the show window of George E. Bloss of thie city, died at Tulare last. Saturday of consumption. The Mayflower Mine}? father, A. A. Bloss, lived here for Died at Tulare. Mrs. Flynn, formerly Miss Hattie Had a Good 1 District Desidiy-iea; Grand Pp She leaves husband and five children. Headache Saps Your Vitality L. Arbogast of this city irTrustee George L. Jones of G bt ley, returned last Svening from ¢ 8 tonville, where om Saturday p Merchants, miners and farme) oe eeenee _Nieely Represented stv. ter ofthe or of Ret Sl oacny, wo Tbe Sunflower mine, near Grass Val-. that place. i. ned Res In Miniatare. ley hae been attached for $450. [good time. spor Saving a Be geen ; earnest pense joud, one of asiness men, welve o’clock Ed Phillips, Richard. journment, all the members being Martin and two otber miners, who are employed at the Bellefontaine, were stopped by a masked man near the’ Texas mine. miners, who were returnipg home aftery putting in the night sbift, to stand and. deliver. hand and searched the four men. He even made them take off their boots. fie search was in vain, however, and he directed three of the miners to proceed on their way. The bighwayman then told Mr. Phillips to go in an opposite direction. present. Board, presiding. were read and approved. tucky Ravine tridge having been reported completed and accepted by the Board it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the General Fund for $140, on the General Road Fund for $5 and on the Fourth Road District fer $5 in favor of A. R. Lady for the payment of said fill, © and J. T. Jones in the eums of $15 and $20 respectively, for expert testimony furnished im the Ward case, were on motion and by order referred .back to said claimants for the purpose of having the offieer authorizing the expenditure approve of the same. bridge across Kentacky Ravine having eral Fund, the sum of $5 on the GenThe Board met pursuant to adW. H. Martin, Chairman of: the The earth fill approaches to the KenThe demands of Drs. A. H. Tickell The concrete abutments for the been completed the Board by order accepted the same aad direeted the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for the sum of $447.60 on the General Road Fund and the sum of $5 on the Fourth Road District Fand in favor of Beard, Fenton, & Heath, as per contract on file with the Cierk. The communication received from Sierra county relative to the proposed change in the boundary line between Sierra and Nevada counties was duly copsidered by the Board, and on moton and by order the matter: was referred to the District’ Attorney “of Nevada county who is given fall power to act in the matter and employ at the expense of the county any persons he may deem necessary in preserving to Nevada county the disputed territory. The following demands against the county were found due ahd ordered paid from the GENERAL FUND: 0. J. Naffziger, merchandise for inJames P. Ebaugb, Geo. OC. Shaw, E. Booth, R. OC. Walrath, James F. Oolley, Thomas Peard, Thomas L, Robinson, Moses Bates, D. 8. Baker, L. H. Aumer, Jos. Axford, Jas. The minutes of the previous meeting . Ghas, Eden; John Webber, Wm. Walters, H. A. Tompkins, John Payne, E O.'Bnldridge, O. E. Mulloy, J. G. Neagle, Henry Guenther, A. McAllister. sued in the Superior Court today to the estate of Mrs. Mary E. Burkhalter,. deceased. $37,500. The estate is estimated to be sonal property being placed at $18,060. Turner’s hardware store is to be seen a perfect model of the hoisting works and mill at the Mayflower mine, in this district, It is styled “The MayP iews. flower Mine Junior,” and it is the x ‘. handiwork of Jobn Richards, the fifteen-year-old eon of John Richards, And wrecks the brain. Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swaliow a pill, and the headache, is gone. 256c. and 10c. a box. Dickerman; sole agent. . tf co last ever morning. te, the well lownieville, wh cisco, retarn drink Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey, One dose of ————— Ranch For Sale at a Raro The Holland Ranch, ‘Columbia Hill is sored ae : bd Terme part down and balanog on Enguire of Brown & Morgan. as They cure neuralgia. For sale by H. jo. Griteel of *. the well known mining man of this city. The ouside werkings of the mine are given in detail, including a well constructed little engine, which keeps the machinery runoing at a lively rate. 7 The model must be seen to be appreciated, and it shows remarkable . * ingenuity on the.part of the young designer. It also shows what a Nevada City boy can do when he turns. his attention to mechanical affairs and tries to improve himeelfinthat line.

A Grand Reception. Dirigo Lodge, Kuights of Pythias, of ‘Oakland gave a reception ani banquet . Aast Tuesday evening in honor of Grand ‘Ohancellor L. 8, Calkins find other prominent Knights. Dirigo Lodge is just six months old, but has now 165 members, a majority of. who are under 20 years of age. Preceding the banquet fifteen new members were initiated. Altogether there were fully 200 guests seated around the banquet tables: Oarl.F. Wood presided as toastmaster. “Pythianism in 1902” was the subject of the grand chancellor’s address and he luid particular stress’on the effort to make the coming national convention of the order in xan. Francisco a great sucvess, He A Large Estate. Letters of administration were isW. H. Barckhalter in the matter of His bonde were fixed at worth $28)885, the value: of the perThe real estate is situated at Fresno, Berkeley aud Truckee. The town lots inthe latter place are valued at several thousand dollars, and 800 acres of land near there are estimated at $2500. A Big Attraction 446 The All-America Baseball Team Will play ageinst a Maher & Go., Nevada Gi Las’ Misia Gowns See Window _ See Window You get more for your money than you ever got before. yourself; Ladies, come in every time you are iu town. More good things in Dry Goods for little money than you ever saw before, @O@ Big sale of Wrappers still going on. Store closes at 6 o’clock, Saturdays excepted, pesterday visit -E. Moody of visit. jehborst is he Annual Sale f= Dr phan of San j Inst evening }morning, part of San last evening ic Washinagtor niding Gaiié ening. jardi, Jas. M RHKKKKKAFA EK Every one must go. ‘We are going to clean them out for the big lot of » H. O. Pri ones we are going to have after awhile. Ifyou want first choice you hid} ‘Ban Francis come today.. Muslin Gowns at half price. ing’s train: Gowns that were 75cts, now 50 cents 4nkead retur Gowns that were $1 and $1.25, now 75 cents Berk Gowns that we-e $1.50 and $1. 75, now $1. tkeley . Gowns that were $2 and $2.50, now $1.50 he Universit; Muelin Drawers, the price will make you feel good. » Lindley anc Drawers that were 25 cente, now 15 cents from San F Drawers that were 85c and 40c, now 26 cents Rector retu Drawers that wero 50 cents, now 80 cents n Francisco. Drawers that were 65 cents, new 40 centa Drawers that were 75 cents, now 5) cents archie retur: Bias wal Pe Souther: t, who has . isterer at ( for a visi! Respectfully Maher & Co. le has retur: stated that the convention during August would bring from 80,000 to 100,000 people to the coast, of whom from 10,000 to 12,000 would be of the uniform rank of yea eden CONTRACT T0 ee HEVADA COUNTY TEAM At Watt Park TUESDAY, January 24, digent, $6, Henry Lane, burying pauper, $15. Elicia Crase, State aid for half orphans, $18;75. Jos. Bigham, burying borse, $5. Henry Lane, livery hire, $47.50. A. J. Wood, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $2.60. E. C. Grissel, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $4. John Fay, mileage as member of Board of Supervisors, $17.60. Total $ I. O. Lindley, Esq. appeared before the Board in behalf of F. W. Taylor and stated that Mr. Taylor was desirous of renting the county building on Broad street, formerly occupied by the County Treasurer, provided the county would install ‘a plete glass front in said building. Also grant to Mr. Taylor a lease on the property of 5.years at montbly rental of $25. The Board after duly considering the matter and being fully satisfied that is for the best interests of the county, ordered that a plate glass front be installed in the Broad street property as requested by Mr. Taylor at a cost not te exceed the sum of $90. Also Mr, Taylor be granted a 5 years on the property. til Monday morning at 10 o’clock. W. H. Martin, Aitest: F. L, Ansoaast, Olerk, By A. J. Hosgine, Deputy. opened Undertaking Parlors at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. There will be a representative here who will be found at the above place at any hour of the day or night. Telephone aoeee West 54. jl3-tf A marriege license was today issued to Edward Sutter and Mies Mary A. Crawford. Both parties a:e of Grass Valley. & has taken years of constant and intelligent @ffort to bring “ Our Very Best” Pocket Knives high standard. ‘LEGG & @ proof of the triumph of Amege fean workmanship, style and fim teh. There’s nothing better. FOR SALE BY over twenty-five up to the present . Every knife ts ~ SHAW CITY. By order the Board adjourned unChairman of the Board. a en is he associated ‘At 2 O'clock Bids will be received on or. , + ek before Saturday, Jan. 18th, . § ADMISSION, 50 Cents. 1902, to sink the Lecomptons shaft 100 feet. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids, For further particulars apply to WM. H DUNLAP, or at the mine. Sent to Jail. Sam James was brought down from Truckee today by Constable O.-W. Long to serve sixty days in the County Jail for indecent exposure. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, and the County Clerk of said County: T. J. Torpie, the Public Administrator of Nevada County. respectfully submits his SemiCOR A ea A a a a a a, SOMETHING NIC . , Pans FOR THE FAMILY @ozZ Whitney isd jer came 01 Was over fro! t ne, who w , 18 arounc halla is down fr: eS ee Public Adninisrato’s Semi-Annual Acout ‘A a A RN a GEO. E. TURNE! oe, who wa tis, ie now Cre of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for your mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your. sister, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Call and see. ‘ingina mi den fell D ribs, nghridge, d in the co! the day . rely recover: bar used at e loose Sa ot at terrifi nd was en foyer was s it was not s illation exe Estate of 8B. F. Derrickson, Deceased. Petition dismissed for want of jurisdiction. , Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. Probable value of Estate aninis oigus MeAlowae cas ch anetou Suc Be si anbenetuaegwenetdaseésaqes Conte Feeeved 2.565 cde eee cceccececessces’ 0% ice vada se uelooee Cash expended ........ 0. sect e eee e eee Balance on hand.......656. i ccee eee tenes Bstate of James Knuckey, Deceased. Anunval Account as required by law: ‘dh ~ A. 1 : Estate of Henry Mill, Deceased. ., nee en Aupecian wits Fre PP aA ee) Oe a a OT IRIE RS Se NI vid Lascicnae $90 00 Pine Street ~ = Nevada Cit ‘t) show h AS WOOORWOND oi Scans ccRS Card (o'er eu. cei s's Seep a eden gnc’ ene GSCisle daleizin'aeieiaje Give tie merneainceela Ss 25 00 0 A: ca 9 mresetiests eho Mees oa OM sadeecs Fe eee 82 00 mmm — nar : ; é as city _ SS . Mr. Riche Estate of Marshall Dumford, Deceased. ae ; lonne of . Appraleed value of Betate.is!.0i.cq.---cseees sess fesslesstiecsedeeedie cis sateen “$21 10 e’ Whi Money received........ . 210 10 lay ce ge bills a neMd hi vba Teaser wie siaseee 181 % ; hi Balance on hand. PATE PARAS wie CR INE EEE EO ORR ates 60 15 nd at the gers won Estate of W. Costier, Deceased. port te ne ‘Probable value of Estate™.... Lad Cdsow Es olhahg QEPp Son Naas CecWabauci as. caaloneNesaemnceceeves $750 00 # oil _painti ’ [Cash received.. saab tukssaalens lease PO feat auesk sda weeminsanenenicrrsearesws 00 00 -John H. P Expenditures ineursed. petite (a cares ce oat emt Soni Lalas al Mace aed ewes cane aan cOn Eau 60 00 mher & Cor : 0 «This Famous Cigsr packed in Special } attracting Estate of Thomas P. . Rodiasor, Deceased. eo" Boxes for the Holidays. Made by.. Lesusing m Appraised value of Estate. SR Peete ORE ESC Oe TE TT renucen : is to ber Cash paattced Elise dentin, Ser ae ee aN ae nait cal doe tek rts ee ey valde cau oe pias UmeU Toes a : 140 85 GIF.. Bve an excel Cath expanded ....cccscccssecsepenceeses: « i pelea 2 ois ties ie ea Oa cled canter ah 140 85 4 Binbemee Cts HA css con eephesccde ccs sses So iec ate thy case hee caved baned ee bese ers eek cecatee 00 00 a rion _ oe ’ es Estate of Charlies Beal, Deceased, zoe & Appraised value ab Matates aces ccccssccesee sc ccccgiscessceeeesessoess aeee verseeaeee visemes $——_ = ; most f Ceah received. URE eR SSE UNS SRILA CORE IE Een Mie. 00 00 ‘ ar ee : ~ . present i euTnMO ooo ERE e Ss enc Abies eae tiahnn Wace ae E* J 20 QUvETY SAlAt FLAS lO FO.. Bir ot 20 he installa of Grass ire. Lillie District I the ineta id by Mrs, Grand Mar Regardless ‘of cost or value. The great Cle Sale is now on, and includes every hat, trimme untrimmed, in the house. always kee promises and promise you an astonishing bargains maing © this sale. rice is A Pontonhitn Salen ol Wabi oo.isésiiinasoray igtinaconie <onnn tees spoagio separesnmeibanes ales $200 00 rood &sI SA eee. eS dls Tak isdy a ba on Da dEs ot ae IL fi aaephaste s REA A EE 00 Gommercia Street, ue ‘ Estate of Edward at Deceas:d. $2 : pete bable value of Estate. 5 ake -ycunesc ne tes ae «8200.00 r¢ y (the fu Cash expended.....-ssecsene-s Sree na eee ee 0 00 Weide ama ges Waieh Chains, Holiday Guts, cri Probable valve of Hatate.. 2.6.. .cee ceeeecee seecseveees PAE Peek Y eS Qtbdae dares Gare <ae%a $00 00 it ok pr cede TERPS ER rae a ce. SOUR deeeeaBEEO) See Ol cake abEEs vas pNoe ob ee ae oe, PROR Rey ee: 6.00 . i be { Pate RO +2" sae ee eee te eRe eRe e Ye Maoh Son eT Eire BL nga 6 00 plone awl. ccccsee moscie murat ealeg Se frat erat y[Mhese g oods are of ‘the — best. ' a STATE OF ORLIZORES, Cows ty of Névad jee . ; id. Torple,deing duly sworn depose: and says: that he is the Public Administrator of the County cf Nevada, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct account and return of all estates of decedents which have éome intd bis hands, That he is not and was not at any time interested in the expenditures of any. kind made on account of any estate he adminin bast ess or otherwise with auy one whois so ioterested. T, J. TORPIE. : Subsoribed and sworn to before me thie 1th day of Jenuary, 1002 3 : Seal LLOYD P, LARUE, $3 A. WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street =ma ferial put together by men: who ‘no’ how. Call-and see them. We aim to please our cuaggmers. & H. Ww. HARTU! NEVA Yery tru: RWOoD & You As t for Cas pure you § stamp i As Notary Publié iu and for the County of Nevads, State of California. 4