January 15, 1901 (4 pages)

r side of National Kin wade Tee 0 on maid SUEY OF Section I. po, to, daria ta ot eh ho shalt of this si of fy nor and. ‘ vil i. Sued in a, oui unar Olex Salling eaenenlice eine ug ‘Len {yj Sectior «II. nance shall (ake e ect imp i ecember $d, 1600, by the. followiy <a Peard and Hill, B.S. RECTO y IDNEY PRARD, Clerk. don, lication Lecember Sth, 1999, rai Assessment Notice, } hereby given that at eating ag peste On thie dat hare was ecmament (N09) » ot q he nlcag nena payable om office‘of the Co “i sine t, mPicgy be Prancisee, Cx Call iforn 8 Buy, nia, vin kite een lay Ot Le, iad unten side Dotan, eit Lee lees pay eighth . Patani of advertising and ga r of the Hoard of Directors: a U 08 Battery Street, a Pra ee, Notice to 0 Creditors, . OF. F. MARSHAL DU. a Notice is hereby te ts . xed, Administrator of the ph ul Lumtord, deceased, to the cre: 1d ali persons having Claims @gainst leceased, to exhibit them with th vouchers, within four mouths salve ullication of this noti pu ard vase Vellon horce ass Valley, \ ~ t he same mo the Shiace cen © busine: said ty of Nevada, Cal. it ne ead ¢ 3. TORP, Administrator of Nevada piel City, November 7, 1000. Lacue, Attorneve tor Adm'r, jotice ot Proving will SUPERIOR COURT IN AND F0«K ounty of Nevada, tate of Cul onmtwad of the Estate of £ of ELIZABKTA ny hereby given that MONDAY, th of January, IW, at 10 o'clock a, i, lay, at t © Court Room of said the Court. House in the City and f Nevada, has been appointed by ne ne and place for proving the Willot abeth Jones, d and for bear. Siiitantton of Lucy "Noyes and A, . for the issuance tothem of Letter utary when ayd where any perm d may appeer ane —o the same, Jecember.27th, I ARBOGASI, ark, Jalling, Aw: y ghee Petitioners. Notice to Creditors. E OF J. RADKAU, DECEASED. No is hereby given by th: undersignel jrator ot ike estate of J. buadeau, de v the creditors of auu all co laims against the sai d them; with the nece.sary Wouenin ur months after the first public shis notice to the said Administre 1e iuw office of Jones & Luru a“ ievada Co., Cal.,the same being ‘the tra tion of the Bre by d te in said Cc unty 4 Nevada. ; Jd. TORPIE, . Administrator of frede Coumy. » City, November 7, Lv00. ¢ Larue, Attorneys for Adm'r. Summons. uperior Court of the County of erie; of Poitou “ ike , al low le, as m, . pelle of thi! of SABKA K, rUwcek, vs BRED UU. MKLAY end. Ala ANN: Defeutan:s. Action brought int r Court of the County of Nev A ot sire aud the Complaint itice of theClerk ofsaid Couuty of be eople of the State of California wall z to Krea CU. Meiby, Defenuaut: . re hereby required to appeur andar yeomplaint in an action eutiued us rought against you in the Super . the County of Nevada, State ui Within teu days after the servVivw of this summous—if sérved within thil or within thirty days if served vit pu aie hereby notified that unlea ear and answer as abuve required, ” Piamiitt wil take judgmeut for ay ur damages demanded in the com” 18 arising Upon Contract, or wilayi the Court jor any other relief “" j in the complaint. under my hand’ and the op ‘of ih r Courtof the County hsammtaeind this 8th day of Nuvembe " ¥, L, ARBOGAST, Clerk. ' ‘SIMON DA, arenes for Plaiutitt. nnz2Summons. EK JUSTICE’S COURT OF NEVADA wee County of Nevada, State tia. EK. TORMER, Plaintiff, BLACK ; EDWARD BLACK, Agent fo , BLAGK, : Defendant. ve of the State of California eo) to Fred ‘Black; h. W. Black, 4 I Black, defendant. re hereby aivecsae to ae sogees al bela ‘ my 9 Hevea t Ip, and p la e Tolar ly ‘sal eutitied as ‘above, brought agaiul phe sueiers Court of Nevada Lown . ah) nerese, State of Califor ive e service ou ult munonest Bans eee within the city and township or city in which thi . brough:; or, it served out of i ip or city but in this county, — 4 or, within twenty “aye ii re. = are veke notified that ual rand a er as above mdr L Dlaintit RAL take judgment ira or de demanded A ui ont . AS Arising Upon Co; tra, oF 5 > the L our-. of demandeompleint, bes i ap taencnped Qith day of Se 3.8. HOLBROUE, istice of me Peace of snid Towue: _neweeeeeel Fae to Show: Cause. Superior Court, County of Nevads f Calit > matter ‘of a Estate of SABRAS to show cause why order of sale & bc "fomlay thg oe aa gee aa fits bewsri ney} herein uly yer = Jb lor pow Bhan hover phe ceeacnt,? fort Strate pater she, nd a pereous into on Pall ie \ es e.suid “ ii cue thes the “ih d ony . ‘ae 6 Court # iloom af we te of Calitorals f Au eeu lished Sf eo epeks in the Need & newspaper . P in Nevada ov iio. 5 i Superior Juds Re i December 1, 1£00. i PANE FON ay ER AO INN ERTL SEIN EE € * i ry rt ¥RAR—NO, 13,140. es ene cote * EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, ardware, Stoves and. Before purchasing anything i in the above line call! and inepsct “he biol uf 9 =GLO. E. TURNER: S.—_— There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and ‘the prices s lower ‘anywhere else, a great reduction having been made. ~ The articles are too numerous to mention, but drop in “ait you will find just what you 7A Big Stock of Sporting Goods Just Received. =—— WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH Is UNSURPASSED. FOR STOVES. AND RANGES, the stock. cannot. be eave “any” way. ~G. E. TURNER, Fine Steet, Herat tity Bargains are offered i in Boy’ s Wagons, Etc. o aie 4 , o iy 4 a CENTS A WEEK or $2a month. Kac additional line fa week or 40 cents a month. Paynts‘of not to exceed five lines in rted under this head for 50 cents te in advance. je Canover Piano, almost new. AdP. O. Box, Nevada City, For Sale. d18-2w Xx-room evottage with Porcelain bath at marble wash. gtand and electric ors above Episcopal church, For Reat. most desirable location. Apply ji-lw ‘ Big Christmas Discount. iow and get the big Xmas discount ed f6r any make of machine traded ‘new Singers. Also big discount for mm that have no old machine. d ones from $5 up. All kinds feand work guaranteed. Office—Bovey shoe store, Nevada City. Agent. Good sec: GEO. N. tk. $12 weekly salary and expenses. blished house, pleasant, permanent , rapid advancement and increase . Write at once. » Address Dept. E, Fide Salary--$1 2 Weekly. women appoint agents and us, some to travel, others for loBUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Conn Nevais a i ; House and Lot For*Sate. m house, with both gas and electric ; barn and carriage room. All modern ments and a bath. Apply to GKO. A fs: au 31-tf janent position of trust, here or in pounty. : Wanted. ‘ man or woman willing to qualify $900 yearly. Enclose self. stamped envelope to i aa script. D maT RE is prepared to fill ‘all. ory attended to. . Paper Hanging, Etc. ; bs Hanging, Painting, Frescoe niost reasotiable' terias. All at Dunster’s Barber. Shop will be j n2-tf fith four rootis with modern, im » Holbrook at his office on corner aN For Rent. A cook-stove for sale. Inquire mercial streets. : tf " ring, paper hanging and carpet lone in first-class style by GrorGE pesdyour work will be attended ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D BOHE. CLUB © J. R. DAVIS, ' -e° Vocal and Instrument: . Fine Wofk Done. * Leave your orders at Snell & tf x . SCHMIDT, G CIGAR DEALER, sesbesessesesessss-Movada City Ca LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, —m sr00K— ae HARMOMIA i ve Music, 1 ral avd Orchestral Director. ada City, Grass Valley and othe: Nevada county weekly for the‘ 2 instructing pupils at their own lare as to terms of tuition, etc Professor, either by lettero: }his homei:? North San Juan or Jotel. Nevads City P ° \ Broad Gertet a above Pine, For Buggy Tops. AND— Carriage Trimmings’ . Of all kinds go-to ‘J. Gaifns. HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddjes, Whips, .Curry Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit’ 228 AVING PURCHASED THIS saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All oy. old friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteous manner. HENRY W. RICH. {0 Their New Saloon! MAITLAND . D BROS. Have moved into their ne-v ¢ a4 rtcrs 1 To mercial street and inyite a.l «hoi former patrous to call and sex bem. They will make it.a point toserve he firess t:reaas of PULAR All kinds of Mixe lurinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Cr m. ¢. a. S Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote) Nevada City, ae JAMES HENSESSY, . The Bupivs Eh Stable . has the l largest bot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. NEW YORK Hu TRL BROAD ST.; NEVADA ‘om * . JAS. CHIVELL, Giese _uxD ote NTA home-like plee asantest ms of the Queen Ci Dice rooms; veeene lights eek” Prop’r. or variety and ser vice. ~PTMOTY, finer -OLAGg ROR. onppltes ance Ete. Faney M cat teeta @ spec ialty ge FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. vada City. TNTERPRESE LAGER: BEEP fik, ¢ eeevnie be pestin 5 mene 2 papery PA or photo. "PATENTS Rete, oats A. SKOW & CO. ers. WASH INGTON, D.C. NION MARKET. PBROS. = . Prop’s. , Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., At the lowest rates, KEEP ON Da 0, KEI HAN A CHOICE Public Taste Hams, Bacos ony Best: brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. . short Onder Restaurant The undersi; nia betes ave reopened th esta rest in the Malis building on Seoed ‘rest 4 will give strict attentl jon ee Tamales; Ench' Coffee, Ham and Eggs,, . Four round trips dally. “ewn without extra charge. Leave are now offered ‘ Peerless ° Saleon:Ke am pre. Wines, Liquors and’Cigars) THE aes! is not ppeseed h in the county . su: Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. -“Qntil further notice the "Bus will make regular trips between Nevada tbe 6 and Grass Valley atthe following ours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 and 7:30 p. in. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 3:45 and 6:30 p. m Passengers called for in any part of orders at the National Exonange Hote\, GEO. WETTERADU Prop. SCADDEN'S SALOON AVING PURCHASED TH® SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring streets, I have had it thoroughly remodeled and am now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES (AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. Midress alt Commumcalions Yo TT Cal fuser, pratercwseta YAS BROS. VOPLASHERS. ? 6 L. P. FisHER “Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21._Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. fornia street, San Francisco. N *B,— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED e for all bewspaners published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich IsJands, Polynesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, zapen China, New Zealand, the Australian Pil Wicrath she Eastern States poe He aeooe. es of nearly evérynewspaper publis on the Pacific Coastare kept-constantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free access.them during business bonrs ADVERTISING RATES; 41dg know1 on application. i GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral: Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Funeral. Furnishings. Flora] Pieces supplied to order. rei ae Noa.: Office 281, Residence Can * Neavda City Transfer Co. ‘DRAYING AND itgcehines Particular oeneon aid to the transpor tation of for theatrical parties. Piano urn ture moving. paler 84 wooD New Fruit and Yegetbl Store. YEE LEE & CO. AVE opened a first-class Store adjoinin, the B rid, e on MAIN STREET, where wi be kept at Salt cionas the very best of Fruits Eisareand Tobaceo. ars and To Goods elivered free of chargre® and the tictanti guarant NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J.NAPFZIGER, = -° Prop’s Beef, Pork, Muttor ee Nias Veal, Sausages, eto. ee a ; v esale and reta : “and all kinds of Meats usually fo ina firet clase mark toods delivered free vharge t PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, > COPYRIGHTS AnD DESIGNS. .L“What a beautiful night it is, neighjtised. I bought the clothes for $14, I NTI free. i Tow toga Fig rind it 1.00! special Sgr res without charge, ip EMTS ee Mrs Suds & is wad. i : How te Hanale a Gun. soins ap picking up your gun from flat, standing against anything, from companion or a boat, do not take hold of the muzzle and drag it toward you. Take hold of’ if by the forestock and ‘. barrel if you are only using one hand; if two, in the regular way you grasp it when you go to shoot. In carrying your gun do not keep the muzzle di‘lrectly behind you. Throw the butt to the right or left, whichever showider you are carrying {t on. This will bring the. muzzle toward the opposite shoulfiler, thus rendering it easy to carry, as it will be resting on your neck and shoulder. instead of on the small part of your shoulder and with the muzzle upward will also lighten it a little. I think there are more men shot with their own guns by taking them from a boat than in any.other way. When yqu run‘your boat or canoe to the bank, your gun is likely to be ‘in the bow, which I think isthe best place for: it. Take hold of it by the forestock and step out. Put it in a safe place where you are sure it will not fall down. Then ddaw up your boat or do anything else you have to do, but do not let your gun stay in the boat until you have shouldered your pack and then catch hold of the muzzle, drag it up over the gunwale, hook the hammers and have it explode, It-is likely to blow out your brains.—Forest and Stream, Steel Forks In the White House. Writing of “One Hundred Years.In the White House” and recalling some of the notable entertainments given by our chief executives, Rene Bache in The Ladies’ Home Journal says that “President -Madissn revived much of the formal ceremony which Thomas Jefferson had discarded, and under his administration great attention was given to the state banquets, no expense being spared in making them as fine as possible. President Jackson disliked ceremony even more than did Prealdent Jefferson, and, preferring a steel fork himself, he always provided each guest with one silver fork and one .of steel. After dinner he smoked a long stemmed corncob pipe. He wished to throw the doors of the White House wide open to the public, but this idea he wasefcrced to relinquish after the experience of one occasion on which he extended an ill judged hospitality to all comers. The carpet in the east room was ruined by punch which the mob spilled in its eagerness to get at the buckets containing the beverage, the gowns ofmany ladies were spoiled, and the furniture was broken. At his ‘farewell reception Président Jackson introduced a curious noveltyin the, shape of a gigantic cheese Which was: cut. into pieces d distributed among the guests.” . ; Knocked Out the Poetry. James Russell Lowell was dreamily strolling along towaré his home in Cambridge one unusually beautiful night. Slowly, with serene, queenly majesty, a full moon was ascending her “azure throne,” pouring her lavish light over all things and softening into semblances of beauty even the ugly outlines, of the conventional domestic architecture ropnd about. Duly illuminated by the loveliness of the spectacle, the poet as he passed by the house of the estimable brother man who supplied meat to him regularly for a slight consideration of profit noticed that valuable citizen leaning on his fence and gazing up in a kind of rapt way. : It pleased Lowell to think that the butcher’s immortal soul was bathing itself in the flood of semispiritual moonlight and, pausing, he remarked, bor!” “Yes, Mr. Lowell. I was just a-thinkin what a bully night for a slaughterin this wotld be!’ “Of: course, of course,” gasped the poet, beating a hasty retreat.— Argo’ naut. As Good as Teeth, ‘Less than an hour’s' ride from New York is a community in which a certain meat and vegetable grinding machine has attained such popularity that \it threatens to affect the dentist’s work and income. Not ¢ontent with using it for the preparation of hash and similar made-over dishes, it is screwed to the table in many houses and made to do the work of knife and fork in cutting up food. “Father and I was talkin about gettin some faise teeth,” said one elderly woman, “but since we bought this machine, I declare, we don’t need ’em, end we can save thé money. I guess it would cost as mueh as $5 apiece for us to get new teeth, and 1 bought this machine for $1.15. If I’d only know’d it, they had a bargain sale one day: when I could a got it for 85 cents. ”.-New York Press. Saved. the Bank’s Money, “Whenever I buy anything,” once said Russell Sage in telling the story, ‘“T make ita rule to taJk with the salesman, I am a member of a great many many lines of investment, and I oftep find this information of great service. clothing store to buy a suit of clothes at a low price that I had seen adverthink, gnd in talking with: the clerk 1 found the lot had been sent to his store from a big manufacturing concern to be sold on commissiom I got them for less than cost. Now, I have kept a ness, and there is no money in that sort of thing. ‘A few weeks ‘afterward this manv. facturing concern applied to one of the’ banks I-am eonneeted with fora large loan. Their credit was apparently all short time later the concern falled.”— [Saturday Riventng Post. different boards of directors in a great’ Some time ago I went into a large, ‘general store and understand that busi-: .right, but on the strength of what I ‘} had learned I held up that loan, and a CARL. DUNDER’S SAYINGS,~ a Wholesome Combination of Fun “and Philosophy, [Copyright, 1900, by C.-B, Lewis,] Some people vhas born dot way und can’t help it. Last week my brudderin-law goes oudt in der woods to kill a rabbit. He doan’ find no rabbits, but he kills a fox und den comes home und kicks about his hard luck. In my time I hat caught: séme fish dot weighed 20 pounds apiece, but dot doan’ satisfy me. 1. vhas always ‘mourning after dose fish which weighed 22 pounds apiece und got avhay ftom me. ‘IT haf had men dick my. iy poskk! Wan { haf had friends borrow my money, und I can’t quite figure out why der pickpocket should be sent to jail und der odder party go free. It vhas all der same to me—I got nothing back. ° If a man comes to me und doan’ say nottings, mebbe he ‘gets feefty cenits,but if-a man-comesto me-und says he vhas a squar’ man und can’t sleep aights if he doan’ pay his debts I shust walk off und leave him to talk mit der gatepost. Der man who ¢alls me oop at midnight to.tell me dot my henhouse door vhas open thinks to'do me.a favor, but if he vhas a philosopher he would CARL DUNDER, see dot if der door vhas open some thief must haf taken der fowls, und of what use to break oop my sleep? It vhas better for all of us aos we stop a eetle. You vhill always find men who vhas n troubles because of not knowing a rood thing when it vhas put at dem. I mee offered a thief $2 In cash. to keep ivhay from my ‘chi¢kens, but one night he goes to steal.an old rooster worth @eefty cents und vhas lamed for life nit a charge of buckshot, Nopody can depend upon der pooblic. Vhen I vhas an honest aldermans, eafrybody believes I yhas dishonest und make ten t’ousand dollars out of some shobs. Vhen I goes by der legislature und makes $20,000 in one day, der people burrahed for me und called me ‘Dot Honest Dootchmans.” One night Mrs. Dunder wakes me oop und says—a_ burglar vhas in der house, : “Vhell, how vhas it?” I says. “You nYust drive him-out,” “Dot vhas no policy. If I drive him out, he comes back some other night. Uf L let him look aroundt und find uottings to steal, he not only walks avhay by himself, but he féels it vuas no use to come again.” Vhen I vhas going home In a crowded street car der odder eafnings, 1 gif oop thy seat toa fat man. Bow vhas dot?’ said one of my friends. “Haf you got some pity for dot man?” : “Not a bit,” says I. “T simply gif’oop my seat to revenge on my fellow men. Donn’ you see dot he, takes oop twice my room und.squeezes twice as many folks together?” M. QuapD. Lieutenant Jones’ Nerve, “The nerviest fet 1 know of,” sald’ a Yansas man while discussing the world's brave deeds, “was performed xy Lieutenant Jones of the company of naripes that took John Brown at Harxer’s Ferry. Robert E. Lee had. advanced his 90 marines in a semicircle vbout the armory in which Brown and his met had taken refuge. Then Lieutenant Jones stepped out and commenced to read the riot act to the men behind the armory walls, and, though they kept shooting at him, his ‘ voice never wavered, nor did he show any other sign of trepidation. ~gompany of marines.”—Kansas Journal. City o v The Inexpérience of Youth, en lady. parrot you sold me. swears very badly.” “Well, ‘it’s a-very young bird. swear more perfect when it’s a bit, old er.”—Philadelphia Press, Dancing School. PROF. JOHN mc iS, he I was In that “Look here, sir!” exclaimed the maid“I want ‘you to take back that 1 find that it madam,” replied ‘the’ dealer It'll learn to ee Ladies and gentleman's dancing sche o! very Wednesday ev ning, and children’s tancing school every Saturday afternoon, by READY FOR BUSINESS. ert Nevada now-ready to furnish the very ily trade solicited. All orders rowing (0, SACBAMENTO STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. We:have one of the best breweries in the State.and are best beer in the market. Fam promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. Woodpecker Cigars Packeain Fancy Boxes, hahuteotured and. Sold by “GEE,” Native son of Texas PLAZA PLANING MILL. RICE & LEWIS, ‘Props. ., ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, Getour stim es ou any work of this sort that you may veed. RICE jubdins e Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: “ Furning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes « ad oH LEWIS, ' SACRAMENTO St., NBNADA Mise eee EX. & E*. Kua All Material for GIVE US Good Lumber at COOrP EE: Will Furnish you Your New Home ’ ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. A OALL. reasonable rafes. NO—_e Smoke Soot . Smell. Nevada Ce. Electric Power Co.'s is the ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, DEALER IB > All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STRERT. SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Opp. Rosenberg B 8 Clam Juice The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘““Tom’s Place.” .T. H. LIMNELLG, Prop’r. Oyster Cocktails Union: Flotet Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’ This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished ‘throyghout, 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 neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NEVADA crry CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, = = . 50,000 Undivided profits, = =‘ 35,000 DIRECTORS. Bo. M, PRBOTOM. iccicyecssescesvecsecs President laa T. Senn: ree Cashier D. KE. Mo pases tue ned dpeeese vex vane Secretary Hon, iles Searls, Dr. R. M. i Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, , BUSINESS HOURS. 104.M.to4 P. M., wet 3 from 6:80 to 7:80 P. —OCOREESPONDERNTS. a York—National Bank of North Amer"aa Francisco—First National Bank, London, Paris & American Bank goete Saat Bank of D. O. Mille We issue Sighs Dre Drafts fee payable in SAN N FHANGISOO, SACRAME Also Bills of Exvhange ble at the principal cities og arable ase ri beige 1.) ro C Collections on any part of the United States as i ighest price paid for County and State fs id a ind Silver Bulli ‘ old a: oe om palowhneed., ‘This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valley. wees a general Banking Business ie --Semi-Centennial Year‘New York. Mair et., opp. Union Hotel. Henry Lane, = -wot setae Sa, Inion Livery. Stable Prop’r The finest tare-com in the ounty.an’ pien Only $2.00 per year, THE INDEPENDENT: * 190 Fulton St., N. ¥:" THE INDEPENDENT, or at that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for cree : Specimen Copy. J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at eam Valley. The Best Liquors, . Lat The Best Cigars; fhese are the attractions you can always find at Beer 5 Cents a Glass,All the favorite naende of pr pee “2a. cy a Tagior, mas Ay Hood,” ~ ea J. Britiané, : and" “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.”Seed

r side of National Kin wade Tee 0 on maid SUEY OF Section I. po, to, daria ta ot eh ho shalt of this si of fy nor and. ‘ vil i. Sued in a, oui unar Olex Salling eaenenlice eine ug ‘Len {yj Sectior «II. nance shall (ake e ect imp i ecember $d, 1600, by the. followiy <a Peard and Hill, B.S. RECTO y IDNEY PRARD, Clerk. don, lication Lecember Sth, 1999, rai Assessment Notice, } hereby given that at eating ag peste On thie dat hare was ecmament (N09) » ot q he nlcag nena payable om office‘of the Co “i sine t, mPicgy be Prancisee, Cx Call iforn 8 Buy, nia, vin kite een lay Ot Le, iad unten side Dotan, eit Lee lees pay eighth . Patani of advertising and ga r of the Hoard of Directors: a U 08 Battery Street, a Pra ee, Notice to 0 Creditors, . OF. F. MARSHAL DU. a Notice is hereby te ts . xed, Administrator of the ph ul Lumtord, deceased, to the cre: 1d ali persons having Claims @gainst leceased, to exhibit them with th vouchers, within four mouths salve ullication of this noti pu ard vase Vellon horce ass Valley, \ ~ t he same mo the Shiace cen © busine: said ty of Nevada, Cal. it ne ead ¢ 3. TORP, Administrator of Nevada piel City, November 7, 1000. Lacue, Attorneve tor Adm'r, jotice ot Proving will SUPERIOR COURT IN AND F0«K ounty of Nevada, tate of Cul onmtwad of the Estate of £ of ELIZABKTA ny hereby given that MONDAY, th of January, IW, at 10 o'clock a, i, lay, at t © Court Room of said the Court. House in the City and f Nevada, has been appointed by ne ne and place for proving the Willot abeth Jones, d and for bear. Siiitantton of Lucy "Noyes and A, . for the issuance tothem of Letter utary when ayd where any perm d may appeer ane —o the same, Jecember.27th, I ARBOGASI, ark, Jalling, Aw: y ghee Petitioners. Notice to Creditors. E OF J. RADKAU, DECEASED. No is hereby given by th: undersignel jrator ot ike estate of J. buadeau, de v the creditors of auu all co laims against the sai d them; with the nece.sary Wouenin ur months after the first public shis notice to the said Administre 1e iuw office of Jones & Luru a“ ievada Co., Cal.,the same being ‘the tra tion of the Bre by d te in said Cc unty 4 Nevada. ; Jd. TORPIE, . Administrator of frede Coumy. » City, November 7, Lv00. ¢ Larue, Attorneys for Adm'r. Summons. uperior Court of the County of erie; of Poitou “ ike , al low le, as m, . pelle of thi! of SABKA K, rUwcek, vs BRED UU. MKLAY end. Ala ANN: Defeutan:s. Action brought int r Court of the County of Nev A ot sire aud the Complaint itice of theClerk ofsaid Couuty of be eople of the State of California wall z to Krea CU. Meiby, Defenuaut: . re hereby required to appeur andar yeomplaint in an action eutiued us rought against you in the Super . the County of Nevada, State ui Within teu days after the servVivw of this summous—if sérved within thil or within thirty days if served vit pu aie hereby notified that unlea ear and answer as abuve required, ” Piamiitt wil take judgmeut for ay ur damages demanded in the com” 18 arising Upon Contract, or wilayi the Court jor any other relief “" j in the complaint. under my hand’ and the op ‘of ih r Courtof the County hsammtaeind this 8th day of Nuvembe " ¥, L, ARBOGAST, Clerk. ' ‘SIMON DA, arenes for Plaiutitt. nnz2Summons. EK JUSTICE’S COURT OF NEVADA wee County of Nevada, State tia. EK. TORMER, Plaintiff, BLACK ; EDWARD BLACK, Agent fo , BLAGK, : Defendant. ve of the State of California eo) to Fred ‘Black; h. W. Black, 4 I Black, defendant. re hereby aivecsae to ae sogees al bela ‘ my 9 Hevea t Ip, and p la e Tolar ly ‘sal eutitied as ‘above, brought agaiul phe sueiers Court of Nevada Lown . ah) nerese, State of Califor ive e service ou ult munonest Bans eee within the city and township or city in which thi . brough:; or, it served out of i ip or city but in this county, — 4 or, within twenty “aye ii re. = are veke notified that ual rand a er as above mdr L Dlaintit RAL take judgment ira or de demanded A ui ont . AS Arising Upon Co; tra, oF 5 > the L our-. of demandeompleint, bes i ap taencnped Qith day of Se 3.8. HOLBROUE, istice of me Peace of snid Towue: _neweeeeeel Fae to Show: Cause. Superior Court, County of Nevads f Calit > matter ‘of a Estate of SABRAS to show cause why order of sale & bc "fomlay thg oe aa gee aa fits bewsri ney} herein uly yer = Jb lor pow Bhan hover phe ceeacnt,? fort Strate pater she, nd a pereous into on Pall ie \ es e.suid “ ii cue thes the “ih d ony . ‘ae 6 Court # iloom af we te of Calitorals f Au eeu lished Sf eo epeks in the Need & newspaper . P in Nevada ov iio. 5 i Superior Juds Re i December 1, 1£00. i PANE FON ay ER AO INN ERTL SEIN EE € * i ry rt ¥RAR—NO, 13,140. es ene cote * EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, ardware, Stoves and. Before purchasing anything i in the above line call! and inepsct “he biol uf 9 =GLO. E. TURNER: S.—_— There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and ‘the prices s lower ‘anywhere else, a great reduction having been made. ~ The articles are too numerous to mention, but drop in “ait you will find just what you 7A Big Stock of Sporting Goods Just Received. =—— WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH Is UNSURPASSED. FOR STOVES. AND RANGES, the stock. cannot. be eave “any” way. ~G. E. TURNER, Fine Steet, Herat tity Bargains are offered i in Boy’ s Wagons, Etc. o aie 4 , o iy 4 a CENTS A WEEK or $2a month. Kac additional line fa week or 40 cents a month. Paynts‘of not to exceed five lines in rted under this head for 50 cents te in advance. je Canover Piano, almost new. AdP. O. Box, Nevada City, For Sale. d18-2w Xx-room evottage with Porcelain bath at marble wash. gtand and electric ors above Episcopal church, For Reat. most desirable location. Apply ji-lw ‘ Big Christmas Discount. iow and get the big Xmas discount ed f6r any make of machine traded ‘new Singers. Also big discount for mm that have no old machine. d ones from $5 up. All kinds feand work guaranteed. Office—Bovey shoe store, Nevada City. Agent. Good sec: GEO. N. tk. $12 weekly salary and expenses. blished house, pleasant, permanent , rapid advancement and increase . Write at once. » Address Dept. E, Fide Salary--$1 2 Weekly. women appoint agents and us, some to travel, others for loBUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Conn Nevais a i ; House and Lot For*Sate. m house, with both gas and electric ; barn and carriage room.. All modern ments and a bath. Apply to GKO. A fs: au 31-tf janent position of trust, here or in pounty. : Wanted. ‘ man or woman willing to qualify $900 yearly. Enclose self. stamped envelope to i aa script. D maT RE is prepared to fill ‘all. ory attended to. . Paper Hanging, Etc.. ; bs Hanging, Painting, Frescoe niost reasotiable' terias. All at Dunster’s Barber. Shop will be j n2-tf fith four rootis with modern, im » Holbrook at his office on corner aN For Rent. A cook-stove for sale. Inquire mercial streets. : tf " ring, paper hanging and carpet lone in first-class style by GrorGE pesdyour work will be attended ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D BOHE. CLUB © J. R. DAVIS, ' -e° Vocal and Instrument: . Fine Wofk Done. * Leave your orders at Snell & tf x . SCHMIDT, G CIGAR DEALER, sesbesessesesessss-Movada City Ca LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, —m sr00K— ae HARMOMIA i ve Music, 1 ral avd Orchestral Director. ada City, Grass Valley and othe: Nevada county weekly for the‘ 2 instructing pupils at their own lare as to terms of tuition, etc Professor, either by lettero: }his homei:? North San Juan or Jotel. Nevads City P ° \ Broad Gertet a above Pine, For Buggy Tops. AND— Carriage Trimmings’ . Of all kinds go-to ‘J. Gaifns. HE I$ MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddjes, Whips, .Curry Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit’ 228 AVING PURCHASED THIS saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All oy. old friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteous manner. HENRY W. RICH. {0 Their New Saloon! MAITLAND . D BROS. Have moved into their ne-v ¢ a4 rtcrs 1 To mercial street and inyite a.l «hoi former patrous to call and sex bem. They will make it.a point toserve he firess t:reaas of PULAR All kinds of Mixe lurinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Cr m. ¢. a. S Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National Exchange Hote) Nevada City, ae JAMES HENSESSY, . The Bupivs Eh Stable . has the l largest bot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. NEW YORK Hu TRL BROAD ST.; NEVADA ‘om * . JAS. CHIVELL, Giese _uxD ote NTA home-like plee asantest ms of the Queen Ci Dice rooms; veeene lights eek” Prop’r. or variety and ser vice. ~PTMOTY, finer -OLAGg ROR. onppltes ance Ete. Faney M cat teeta @ spec ialty ge FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. vada City. TNTERPRESE LAGER: BEEP fik, ¢ eeevnie be pestin 5 mene 2 papery PA or photo. "PATENTS Rete, oats A. SKOW & CO. ers. WASH INGTON, D.C. NION MARKET. PBROS. = . Prop’s. , Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., At the lowest rates, KEEP ON Da 0, KEI HAN A CHOICE Public Taste Hams, Bacos ony Best: brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. . short Onder Restaurant The undersi; nia betes ave reopened th esta rest in the Malis building on Seoed ‘rest 4 will give strict attentl jon ee Tamales; Ench' Coffee, Ham and Eggs,, . Four round trips dally. “ewn without extra charge. Leave are now offered ‘ Peerless ° Saleon:Ke am pre. Wines, Liquors and’Cigars) THE aes! is not ppeseed h in the county . su: Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. -“Qntil further notice the "Bus will make regular trips between Nevada tbe 6 and Grass Valley atthe following ours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 and 7:30 p. in. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 3:45 and 6:30 p. m Passengers called for in any part of orders at the National Exonange Hote\, GEO. WETTERADU Prop. SCADDEN'S SALOON AVING PURCHASED TH® SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring streets, I have had it thoroughly remodeled and am now prepared to serve my patrons with the finest brands of WINES (AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. Midress alt Commumcalions Yo TT Cal fuser, pratercwseta YAS BROS. VOPLASHERS. ? 6 L. P. FisHER “Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21._Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. fornia street, San Francisco. N *B,— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED e for all bewspaners published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich IsJands, Polynesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, zapen China, New Zealand, the Australian Pil Wicrath she Eastern States poe He aeooe. es of nearly evérynewspaper publis on the Pacific Coastare kept-constantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free access.them during business bonrs ADVERTISING RATES;

41dg know1 on application. i GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral: Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Funeral. Furnishings. Flora] Pieces supplied to order. rei ae Noa.: Office 281, Residence Can * Neavda City Transfer Co. ‘DRAYING AND itgcehines Particular oeneon aid to the transpor tation of for theatrical parties. Piano urn ture moving. paler 84 wooD New Fruit and Yegetbl Store. YEE LEE & CO. AVE opened a first-class Store adjoinin, the B rid, e on MAIN STREET, where wi be kept at Salt cionas the very best of Fruits Eisareand Tobaceo. ars and To Goods elivered free of chargre® and the tictanti guarant NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J.NAPFZIGER, = -° Prop’s Beef, Pork, Muttor ee Nias Veal, Sausages, eto. ee a ; v esale and reta : “and all kinds of Meats usually fo ina firet clase mark toods delivered free vharge t PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, > COPYRIGHTS AnD DESIGNS. .L“What a beautiful night it is, neighjtised. I bought the clothes for $14, I NTI free. i Tow toga Fig rind it 1.00! special Sgr res without charge, ip EMTS ee Mrs Suds & is wad. i : How te Hanale a Gun. soins ap picking up your gun from flat, standing against anything, from companion or a boat, do not take hold of the muzzle and drag it toward you. Take hold of’ if by the forestock and ‘. barrel if you are only using one hand; if two, in the regular way you grasp it when you go to shoot. In carrying your gun do not keep the muzzle di‘lrectly behind you. Throw the butt to the right or left, whichever showider you are carrying {t on. This will bring the. muzzle toward the opposite shoulfiler, thus rendering it easy to carry, as it will be resting on your neck and shoulder. instead of on the small part of your shoulder and with the muzzle upward will also lighten it a little. I think there are more men shot with their own guns by taking them from a boat than in any.other way. When yqu run‘your boat or canoe to the bank, your gun is likely to be ‘in the bow, which I think isthe best place for: it. Take hold of it by the forestock and step out. Put it in a safe place where you are sure it will not fall down. Then ddaw up your boat or do anything else you have to do, but do not let your gun stay in the boat until you have shouldered your pack and then catch hold of the muzzle, drag it up over the gunwale, hook the hammers and have it explode, It-is likely to blow out your brains.—Forest and Stream, Steel Forks In the White House. Writing of “One Hundred Years.In the White House” and recalling some of the notable entertainments given by our chief executives, Rene Bache in The Ladies’ Home Journal says that “President -Madissn revived much of the formal ceremony which Thomas Jefferson had discarded, and under his administration great attention was given to the state banquets, no expense being spared in making them as fine as possible. President Jackson disliked ceremony even more than did Prealdent Jefferson, and, preferring a steel fork himself, he always provided each guest with one silver fork and one .of steel. After dinner he smoked a long stemmed corncob pipe. He wished to throw the doors of the White House wide open to the public, but this idea he wasefcrced to relinquish after the experience of one occasion on which he extended an ill judged hospitality to all comers. The carpet in the east room was ruined by punch which the mob spilled in its eagerness to get at the buckets containing the beverage, the gowns ofmany ladies were spoiled, and the furniture was broken. At his ‘farewell reception Président Jackson introduced a curious noveltyin the, shape of a gigantic cheese Which was: cut. into pieces d distributed among the guests.” . ; Knocked Out the Poetry. James Russell Lowell was dreamily strolling along towaré his home in Cambridge one unusually beautiful night. Slowly, with serene, queenly majesty, a full moon was ascending her “azure throne,” pouring her lavish light over all things and softening into semblances of beauty even the ugly outlines, of the conventional domestic architecture ropnd about. Duly illuminated by the loveliness of the spectacle, the poet as he passed by the house of the estimable brother man who supplied meat to him regularly for a slight consideration of profit noticed that valuable citizen leaning on his fence and gazing up in a kind of rapt way. : It pleased Lowell to think that the butcher’s immortal soul was bathing itself in the flood of semispiritual moonlight and, pausing, he remarked, bor!” “Yes, Mr. Lowell. I was just a-thinkin what a bully night for a slaughterin this wotld be!’ “Of: course, of course,” gasped the poet, beating a hasty retreat.— Argo’ naut. As Good as Teeth, ‘Less than an hour’s' ride from New York is a community in which a certain meat and vegetable grinding machine has attained such popularity that \it threatens to affect the dentist’s work and income. Not ¢ontent with using it for the preparation of hash and similar made-over dishes, it is screwed to the table in many houses and made to do the work of knife and fork in cutting up food. “Father and I was talkin about gettin some faise teeth,” said one elderly woman, “but since we bought this machine, I declare, we don’t need ’em, end we can save thé money. I guess it would cost as mueh as $5 apiece for us to get new teeth, and 1 bought this machine for $1.15. If I’d only know’d it, they had a bargain sale one day: when I could a got it for 85 cents. ”.-New York Press. Saved. the Bank’s Money, “Whenever I buy anything,” once said Russell Sage in telling the story, ‘“T make ita rule to taJk with the salesman, I am a member of a great many many lines of investment, and I oftep find this information of great service. clothing store to buy a suit of clothes at a low price that I had seen adverthink, gnd in talking with: the clerk 1 found the lot had been sent to his store from a big manufacturing concern to be sold on commissiom I got them for less than cost. Now, I have kept a ness, and there is no money in that sort of thing. ‘A few weeks ‘afterward this manv. facturing concern applied to one of the’ banks I-am eonneeted with fora large loan. Their credit was apparently all short time later the concern falled.”— [Saturday Riventng Post. different boards of directors in a great’ Some time ago I went into a large, ‘general store and understand that busi-: .right, but on the strength of what I ‘} had learned I held up that loan, and a CARL. DUNDER’S SAYINGS,~ a Wholesome Combination of Fun “and Philosophy, [Copyright, 1900, by C.-B, Lewis,] Some people vhas born dot way und can’t help it. Last week my brudderin-law goes oudt in der woods to kill a rabbit. He doan’ find no rabbits, but he kills a fox und den comes home und kicks about his hard luck. In my time I hat caught: séme fish dot weighed 20 pounds apiece, but dot doan’ satisfy me. 1. vhas always ‘mourning after dose fish which weighed 22 pounds apiece und got avhay ftom me. ‘IT haf had men dick my. iy poskk! Wan { haf had friends borrow my money, und I can’t quite figure out why der pickpocket should be sent to jail und der odder party go free. It vhas all der same to me—I got nothing back. ° If a man comes to me und doan’ say nottings, mebbe he ‘gets feefty cenits,but if-a man-comesto me-und says he vhas a squar’ man und can’t sleep aights if he doan’ pay his debts I shust walk off und leave him to talk mit der gatepost. Der man who ¢alls me oop at midnight to.tell me dot my henhouse door vhas open thinks to'do me.a favor, but if he vhas a philosopher he would CARL DUNDER, see dot if der door vhas open some thief must haf taken der fowls, und of what use to break oop my sleep? It vhas better for all of us aos we stop a eetle. You vhill always find men who vhas n troubles because of not knowing a rood thing when it vhas put at dem. I mee offered a thief $2 In cash. to keep ivhay from my ‘chi¢kens, but one night he goes to steal.an old rooster worth @eefty cents und vhas lamed for life nit a charge of buckshot, Nopody can depend upon der pooblic. Vhen I vhas an honest aldermans, eafrybody believes I yhas dishonest und make ten t’ousand dollars out of some shobs. Vhen I goes by der legislature und makes $20,000 in one day, der people burrahed for me und called me ‘Dot Honest Dootchmans.” One night Mrs. Dunder wakes me oop und says—a_ burglar vhas in der house, : “Vhell, how vhas it?” I says. “You nYust drive him-out,” “Dot vhas no policy. If I drive him out, he comes back some other night. Uf L let him look aroundt und find uottings to steal, he not only walks avhay by himself, but he féels it vuas no use to come again.” Vhen I vhas going home In a crowded street car der odder eafnings, 1 gif oop thy seat toa fat man. Bow vhas dot?’ said one of my friends. “Haf you got some pity for dot man?” : “Not a bit,” says I. “T simply gif’oop my seat to revenge on my fellow men. Donn’ you see dot he, takes oop twice my room und.squeezes twice as many folks together?” M. QuapD. Lieutenant Jones’ Nerve, “The nerviest fet 1 know of,” sald’ a Yansas man while discussing the world's brave deeds, “was performed xy Lieutenant Jones of the company of naripes that took John Brown at Harxer’s Ferry. Robert E. Lee had. advanced his 90 marines in a semicircle vbout the armory in which Brown and his met had taken refuge. Then Lieutenant Jones stepped out and commenced to read the riot act to the men behind the armory walls, and, though they kept shooting at him, his ‘ voice never wavered, nor did he show any other sign of trepidation. ~gompany of marines.”—Kansas Journal. City o v The Inexpérience of Youth, en lady. parrot you sold me. swears very badly.” “Well, ‘it’s a-very young bird. swear more perfect when it’s a bit, old er.”—Philadelphia Press, Dancing School. PROF. JOHN mc iS, he I was In that “Look here, sir!” exclaimed the maid“I want ‘you to take back that 1 find that it madam,” replied ‘the’ dealer It'll learn to ee Ladies and gentleman's dancing sche o! very Wednesday ev ning, and children’s tancing school every Saturday afternoon, by READY FOR BUSINESS. ert Nevada now-ready to furnish the very ily trade solicited. All orders rowing (0, SACBAMENTO STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. We:have one of the best breweries in the State.and are best beer in the market. Fam promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. Woodpecker Cigars Packeain Fancy Boxes, hahuteotured and. Sold by “GEE,” Native son of Texas PLAZA PLANING MILL.. RICE & LEWIS, ‘Props. ., ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, Getour stim es ou any work of this sort that you may veed. RICE jubdins e Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: “ Furning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes « ad oH LEWIS, ' SACRAMENTO St., NBNADA Mise eee EX. & E*. Kua All Material for GIVE US Good Lumber at COOrP EE: Will Furnish you Your New Home ’ ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. A OALL. reasonable rafes. NO—_e Smoke Soot . Smell. Nevada Ce. Electric Power Co.'s is the ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, DEALER IB > All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STRERT. SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Opp. Rosenberg B 8 Clam Juice The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘““Tom’s Place.” .T. H. LIMNELLG, Prop’r. Oyster Cocktails Union: Flotet Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’ This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished ‘throyghout, 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 neorporated 1876.) BROAD STREET, NEVADA crry CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, = = . 50,000 Undivided profits, = =‘ 35,000 DIRECTORS. Bo. M, PRBOTOM. iccicyecssescesvecsecs President laa T. Senn: ree Cashier D. KE. Mo pases tue ned dpeeese vex vane Secretary Hon, iles Searls, Dr. R. M. i Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, , BUSINESS HOURS. 104.M.to4 P. M., wet 3 from 6:80 to 7:80 P. —OCOREESPONDERNTS. a York—National Bank of North Amer"aa Francisco—First National Bank, London, Paris & American Bank goete Saat Bank of D. O. Mille We issue Sighs Dre Drafts fee payable in SAN N FHANGISOO, SACRAME Also Bills of Exvhange ble at the principal cities og arable ase ri beige 1.) ro C Collections on any part of the United States as i ighest price paid for County and State fs id a ind Silver Bulli ‘ old a: oe om palowhneed., ‘This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valley. wees a general Banking Business ie --Semi-Centennial Year‘New York. Mair et., opp. Union Hotel. Henry Lane, = -wot setae Sa, Inion Livery. Stable Prop’r The finest tare-com in the ounty.an’ pien Only $2.00 per year, THE INDEPENDENT: * 190 Fulton St., N. ¥:" THE INDEPENDENT, or at that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for cree : Specimen Copy. J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at eam Valley. The Best Liquors, . Lat The Best Cigars; fhese are the attractions you can always find at Beer 5 Cents a Glass,All the favorite naende of pr pee “2a. cy a Tagior, mas Ay Hood,” ~ ea J. Britiané, : and" “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.”Seed