January 16, 1901 (4 pages)

ta aaeeiaec manent) BONO. 156. ibiting Hous ts of I h side of Spring stre t. National Alley in the crry. OF NELAB SITE OF NE. tion I. the No: Spring lide of nt » limits of . vat ntain, or fa ike an goal or shall in any way »poit.of any house of t or underlet, or transany premises a0 any o ion IT, — hall violate. a: pon pie shall f the and. upon conv tion iin @ sum not more 100) Dollars, or impris. not exceeding ew 40} ior «II. 1] cake e ect immedid, 1800, by the following it, Peard and Hill, }. RECTOR, President. ‘ARD, Clerk, + ,ecember 5th, 1900, ent Notice. ING COMPANY. : al place of Secale Mts ia. Location of works, ia county, California. iven that ata meeting of * rs,held on the ay of ssessmnent (No.5) of ten levied uvop the eapital ation, payable immedies Gold Coin, to the Secof the Com ny, 208 Batnciseo, California, which this assessment . on the 18th day of Deelinquent and advertised ction; and unléss_ qhas= 6, Will be sold 9 ‘Luesay of Jan heap ti ssessment, t ther with ing and expetane of sale, ard of Directors, K. RUIZ, Secretary. ; Street, San Francisco, 026 to Creditors. SHAL DUMFORD, DEis hereby given bd the nistrator of the Kstate » deceased, to the credyas haying claims against me) Rea bd them with the within four months after n of this notice, to the , at the Law Olfice of s Valley, Nevada county, being the place for the usinexs Of said estate, in Ja, Cal. T. J. TORPIE, ator of pea county. mber 7, 1900. forneys for Adin’r, Proving Will. % COURT IN. AND FOx Nevada, State .of -Cali« 1e Estate of ELIZABETH siven that MONDAY, the , 1W1, at 10 o’clock a. m. ) Court Room of said House in the, City. and as been appointed by me efor proving the Will of 3, deceased, and for hear1 of Lucy Noyes and A, lance to pay of Letters . and Ppl nen any person ar and contest th ‘th, 1900, tags » L. ARBOGAST, Clork. ) tor Petitioners, o Creditors. DEAU, DECEKASED, Noiveu by the undersigned e estate of J. Kadeau, ueitors of auc all persous ist the saic deceased, to the nece:sary vouchers, after the tirst .publicato the said Administraof Jones & Lurue, Grass Cal.,the same being the tion of the business of, ‘cunty ¢ Nevada. J. TORPIE, tor of Neovade Country. mber 7, Ly00, tornes8 for Adm’r. mmons. art ofthe County of Neifornia. as Administrator of the EK. iOWLE, deceasea, ) C. MELBY and ANNA 3. Action bree ht in the the County of Nevada, and the Complaint tiled lerk ofsaid County of NeState of California send 3. Meiby, Defendant: quired to appear and anin an action entitled as inst you in the Superior of Nevada, State of Ualijays after the service on is—if served within this hirty days if served eisesby ee that unless weras above required, il take judgment for any demand im the comon contract, or will ap: or any other relief de saint. and and the seal of the the County of Neyadsa this 8th day of November. , L, ARBOGAST, Clerk.” eaten . for Plaintiff. n22nmons. ‘S COURT OF NEVADA ity of Nevada, State of R, Plaintif?, VARD BLACK, Agent for efendant,nape of We nforpla, —_ ACK; Agew' ondant. rected to ap) before t Nevada city, iu said ver the complain’ in an above, brought aguiust Court of Nevada jownada, State of cr er the service on you 0! rved within the city and eity in whieh this act“if served Out of said in this county, within a weuny days if served eby notified that unless wer as Tr vate required, 4 take. ment for any dema in the com on contract, or be wi fur the relief demanded andthis 24th day of Sep«3.8. HOLBROUE, Peace of said Towashir . Show Cause. —— art, County of Nevad& . a Estate of SABRA B se why order of sale of . t mot be m nigtr ator of ra «K. Towle, deceas tion herein, dels vere der of sale of the of said deecedent,jpt the” . forth. ered by the said ed am in the est: as b ‘e the said ip ONDa ¥,the ith day en o'clock in the nid the Court Koom o nid 1e Court House in * Stateof. Califoruia, @ nm order should not Administrator to Fall Pe) 1 — ete rer mecessary. iy bed be publisied re weeks in the N ted PT, a newspaper print pies county. ET. NILON, Superior ‘Jude die Before purd “NEVADA CITY, CAL WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, rgor. ying ‘anything in the above: tine call: aud dorninivs the stock: of —=GEO. E. TURNERS. . There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices. lower han anywhere else, a great reduction having been made. a The articles are too numerous to:mention, ‘but drop in'and you will find just what-you. s 1 want. or” Bargains are offered in Boy’s Wagons, Ete. —=rA Big Stock of Sporting Goods Just Received = WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF. LAMPS, WHICH 1S: UNSURPASSED. ce FOR STOVES AN D RANGES, the. Me cannot be iat in any” way. G. E. TURNER, Pin st Nevada ‘City, A TIP FOR THE JOKERS, 50 CENTS A WEEK tisements of to exceed five lines in iy a inesrsed under this head for cents a week or $2a month. Kac additional line 10 cente a week or-40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. For Sale. A fine Canover ‘Piano, almost new. Address 558 P. O. Box, Nevada City, d18-2w ————, For Rent. A six-room cottage with ‘porcelain bath and sink, marble wash ,tand and electric lights. A most desirable® location, Apply two doors above Episcopal church. ji-lw Big Christmas Discount. Buy now and get the big Xmas discount $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers. Also big discount for parties that have no old machine. Good second-hand ones from $5 up. All kiuds repaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. GEO. N. REEKKS, Agent. A Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some totravel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old.established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid adyancement and increase of wages. Write at once. Address BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Nuw Havzn, Conn House and Lot For Sale. A7Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 81-tf Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county.” $900 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared-to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. oh the mogt reasonable terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended to, — _ n2-tf _ Por Rent, A flat with four rooms; with modern im proyementa, A codk-stove forsale. Inquire of J. S. Holbrook at his effice on corner Pine and Commercial streets.» tf Fine Work Done. . Upholstering, paper hangiug and carpet laying done in first-class style by GEORGE Russguu,' Leaye your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and'your work will be attended to. a » tf For Buggy Tops AND— No Credit Carriage Trimmings make regaiar” tr ,City-and.Grass Valley atthe following Combs and Brushes. Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. HE 1S 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, Saddles, Whips, Curry All at Bed. Rook Prices for Cash. At the prices * these goods are now offered Grass Valley and Nevada City *-BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. ‘TIMETABLE: hours: and 7:80 p. m. 3:45.and 630.p. m. GEO. WETTERAU. Prop. Until farther notice the "Bus will betweén Nevada “Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 Leaving Grass Vatley. at 8:45 a.m. ., Passengers called for in any part of .own without’ extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exenange Hotel, the corner of Pine and Phave it re Me chal Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Propriétor. who cal ner. Peerless Saloon. ne Harton rag Tae THIS “ian bre: Nadrens at co saloon from ren, be repared tofurnish' to eo caer i e Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All ay oid friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W. RICH. nb erage a Gotins SCADDEN’S SALOON AVING PURGH SEE’ T= SALOON AT streets and am . Row prepared f gerenye my: artes with the 'WINES.{AND . LIQUORS. wou snag L. P. FISHER — Newspaper Advertising » Agency. E. W. SCHIIUDT, LRADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street./,,...00+.-Nevada City Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar id,” GENERA THUR HUMB 2 LARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT') BOHEMIAN CLUB A ROSA HABMONIA J, R, DAVIS, feacher o Vocal and Instrument. 1 Music, Also Choral apd Orchestral Diséinon: Visite N 4 and othe: portions oF » e county weekly for the eed none of tnenruatine pupils elr own For particulars as to terms of tuition, od Professor, either by his homeia North San Juan oF apply to. thethe lon Hotel. Hoveda Cissy id advice. FREE. Noee fee before patents "0.4. SHOW & co.: Patent Lawyers. ARHINGTON, D. Cc. -3 UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., + = Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Bte., At the lowest rates. lat Public Taste Hams, Bacos aud Lard. Prop’s. W210, KE KEEP ON HAND A GHOICE a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their ne-v ¢ uc rtcrs 4 Tor andallad meroial street and invite al ‘hci fori:er patrous to call and ser make it a point to serve hk They will rest reao3-6f) 4 ade know. on application. Wines, Liquors and'Cig irs All kinds of Mixe lorinks MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Cer. m c.a. SS]. fornia street, San Francisco. In Their New Saloon !in. ‘cur . Mexica anama,. eae + ‘China. Now Z Zealand, the Aabtrall Co! ontid the n-States— the Pacific areke hem during business hours ADVERTISING RATES, GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. = ‘Floral Pieces. supplied to order. . JAMES HENSESSY, Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National: Exchange Hote) Hevada City, Prop’r. The Livery Stable largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND. BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Rooms 20 arid 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Caliwich Igands, Polyyoung man as he stopped sucking his Files of nearly every inten wuhilahed os op constantly on hand are allowed free access.t~ The ¥inest. of Funeral Furnishings. a Noa.:. Office 281, residence “DRAYING AND HAUEING. attention ve for theatrica 7: &. BAKER Neavda. ‘City Trattefey’ Co. idto the transpor ture moving. *relephone gs . (ha!) of having a big head (ha, ha!), and jee rooms; electric lights liquors Ete. iaity NEW YORK HOFFi. BROAD ST., NEVADA OI}, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesseca he naw mA W MANACEM a A home-like peewee yostious ra the TAB’ LE not urened nthe ee _ AIMEE CEE SO BOR Wine. YEE LEE & CO. Hare ore opened a first-class Store adjoi the Br Tage on MAIN STREET, wees be kept at ok Ves etables, Chickens, etc. Zuo, Cigars and Tobacco Queen oi a: nd best Goos satisfaction guaranteed. New Frait and Vegetable Store times the yery best of Fruits! . aroitly put. In apparent inadvertence Hivered free of cherie’ and the nothing in his head! Now, do you see?” “Well, it’s a little strange that the on EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, : : ee ns Curious Man Wants to Know About Mingling of Languages. . “It’s a funny thing,” said the man with the bad cigar, who had-been reading day before yesterday’s paper. “What's that?’ asked the young man with the phenomenally short coat. “Why, the way these fellows that write jokes for newspapers get things tangled up,” replied the first seaker. “How is that?’ asked the long legged young man. ‘ . . “Why, look here,” continued the man with the bad cigar warmly. “Did you ever read a Dutch joke in the papers where two Germans are ideas to be talking to each other?” “Sure I did,” said the tall “young man, yawning languidly. “Well, did you ever notice that every time the guy that wrote the joke has them jabbering at each other in broken English? What do you think of this?’ He picked up the paper again and after ipa tend a few moments read as follows: “LeberwurstHeinrich, vy iss it ven you bock beer drink yet that you vant to yump alretty? : “Schwarzkoppen—Maypie it iss vonce beeause die beer,is mit hops filled up. No? “Now, that’s a good thing, isn’t it?” . went on theeman with the bad cigar. “If those two Germans wanted to talk to. each other, do you suppose they would amble around in broken Bnglish? No; they would spiel it out in German that they both understand. suppose you and I were in Germany ‘or a visit and I wanted to tell you ibout:some sight I had seen, would: 1 ry to tell you in bum German that ieither of us could speak or would I alk English? They make me tired.” “But that would spoil the joke,” proested the tall young man. “Hub!” snorted the other. “Some hings are too bad to spoil.” And then the incident was considered slosed.—Chicago Chronicle. Anecdotes of Evarts. One summer when William M. Bvarts was at his country home in Windsor, 't., a farmer, who had followed his po‘itienl career in the newspapers for nany years was extremely anxious to see him in the flesb and drove 18 milea nto town fin order to catch a glimpse of his idol. : Senator Evarts at that time was beng entertained constantly, dining out ilmost every night, and as he drove out f his grounds t6 an appoifitment one evening the farmer was lying in walt for him in the. road. The latter, seeing @-e pale, ascetic face and meager form ef the famous statesman, was disappointed. “Well, 1 -declare,” he exclaimed, ‘looks as if he’d always boarded!” An ftmpronsptu riddle ts attributed to him here at his country place. One day in presiding at table with a swarm of grandchildren about him he asked, “What is the difference between this zoose before dinner and me after?” After much futile guessing he said in. quiet glee: “Now the goose is stuffed with sage, and then the sage,” pointing to himself, “will be stuffed with goose.”—Home Journal: No Joke In That, “You Americans,” sald the London cane, “aré always insinuating that we ‘Englishmen don’t know what a real joke is, Now, just hold your sides while I go over this one which I read in ahome paper a week ago: “<The Countess—M’lord, you were at the grand dinner (ast night, were you not? Just awhile ago I heard one of those vulgar Americans make the remark that this morning you had a big head. Tlie Duke But; m’lady, there’s nething in It.’ ” i The American looked as sober as @ criminal court judge. ; *WVell?” he asked. . “Don’t you see,” explained the disgusted Britisher, poking the other in the ribs: with his cane, “the countess says some one accused her companion he declares (p-ab, ha!) there’s nothing ‘in it!” “Yes, but”?— “Blarsted idiocy, but what?” <“Her-companion was a duke?” “Yes. ” “And not any different from the rest of tle English nobility?’“No. But the joke, the jokel., It 1s 80 (desperately) the duke admits.there is NA . TIONAL MARKET, Broad St, Opp. Citisens’ Bank. City. FRANK’S PLACE FRED ELLERMAN, Proprietor. dems, Becons Broad Street, above ‘Pine, Nevada ENTERPRISE LAGER “BEEF On dreught.Best brands efWines, Lianers and Cigars. C.J. NAFPZIGER, =. * Baconand Lard class yoods delivered free ebarge. Feet. Pork, Mutto: eal, Sausages, ete. ae i eae eb duke could make such a frank-and canfoke come in?—-Brookiyn Life. Must Have Had Experience. The under rant in the luding Tamales, Enchiladas, . so Order er Restaurant } seerretiaa a aiocneriasregee snd lll give strict “building on to short orders. Caffec,: Ham end Bans, ooces. rs. Steins & Mrs, Darn ee i MAR ~ COPYRIGHTS ANDD saves time, co es . Nv are = doctor being close behind them. one. ne’er winked an e’e the haill sermon.” “aweel, an what thought yeo’t?” .« the meenister.” — pendent. . ‘The purest-Chinese-is.spoken at Nay“f a local artist. For some little time i lir Frederick watched the progress of the painting, till the rural artist, glance: ing down, remarked; ‘It be a. foine day, masther?” g did admission, but—where does the When Dr. Thompson, a distinguished Prep’: . -Stotch clergyman, was minfster of Markinch, he happened to preach from the text, “Look not upon the wine . can’t afford it.” when it is red in the eup,” from whicb he made @ most eloquent and impressfve discourse against drunkenness, stating-its evil effects on .the heart, head and purse. Several of bis ob. qummmmmmemsmees servations were leveled at two cronies with whom he was wellacquainted ° : who frequently poured out libations to Dancin g School. the rosy god.‘ At the dismissal of the , : congregation the two friends met, the “Did ¥ hear’t? Wha’ didna hear’t? I “Adeed; Davie, I think he has been a lad in his day, or he couldna sea weel about it. Ah, he’s been a silee hand, Kansas City Inde . Henry Lane, \=: ll {wo Painters, roadside inn, the signboard of which was, being somewhat coarsely painted Leighton assented, adding that a_figure on the signboard was out of pro. portion. ‘“Wheer be it out?” asked the aggrieved. artist. “I’m thinkin yer’ve summer wrong in yer soight.” “If you get off that ladder, I’ll put good humoredly. “Bh, boot can ye paint?’ queried the Diitnga Tokay Mint ‘eh sige FOR BUSINESS. erick Leighton came across a little SACBAMENTO STREET ’ NEVADA CITY, CAL, We have one of the best breweries in the State and are now ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam it right for you,” replied the R. A. ily, trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. ee other doubtfully. “Ye ken I dinna want my work spiled,.” “It’s all right; I’ve done a‘little paints ing in-my time,” answered Leighton, ed up and commenced to paint and did nét desist until he had pieinamtes the ‘signboard: “Br, boot tha’s nae so bad, 4 was the rural artist’s comment. “Art is nae sc work for me, I'll gie ye mair siller than I do asarule.” . “Thanks,” replied Sir Frederick dryly. “My name is Leighton.” what the name meant. “My name ig Tam.”—St. James Gazette. Strength In Aluminium, as the other clambered down the ladder. Then, taking the palette; he ¢limb‘00 pe Ck e ryigars Packea! n Fancy Boxes, paying now; still if ye like to do mair EKanufactured and Sold by “GirE*E*,” “Verra pleased to ken ye, Mr. Leigh. , ; toms Ta Pleased to Ken yo, Mr. Legh) PWietiwe Som of Texas In reply to the question which, ft is said, metal workers frequently ask, “What is the strength of aluminium?” The Aluminium World says that cast aluminium is about equal in strength to cast iron in tension, while in resisting compresston it is comparatively weak. Under transverse strain aluminium is not very rigid, but it will bend nearly double before breaking. The tensile strength of aluminium is greatly improved by forging and pressing at a temperature of 600 degrees F., and aluminium alloyed with nickel is much stronger than the pure metal. ee ‘ ~ emma, Ber Thoughtfulness. “Beautiful, my dear!” Phe elderly millionaire who had married the famous heauty regarded the watch chain admiringly. “A very delightful binthday present,” he continued; beaming upon his fair young wife. “So massive and yet in such excellent taste.” “I am so glad you like it,” she observed. “It was so cheap too. Just think, it cost only $15.” “Only $15!’ echoed the millionaire, in astonishment. ‘Fifteen dollars for this solid gold chain!” “Oh,. of course it isn’t solid gold,” she interposed. ‘You could never get a solid gold chain for that price.” “What is it, then?’ “Why, gold filled, to be sure.” “I see,’ said her -husband, stroking ais chin reflectively. “But why this sudden streak of economy? Don’t. you think I can afford to wear a solid gold chain?’ “Of course you can,” she assented. “But this one is guaranteed to last for ten years—and—and”’— “Well?” said the millionaire {nquiringly.“Well, dear,” she concluded, after some hesitation, ‘as that is quite as long as you are likely to live, I thought ft would be fooliseh extravagance to pay any more!”—Harold Eyre in Woman’s Home Companion. The Wag and Mr, Fresh, Mr. Fresh— What's the best thing you ever read on mules? The Wag—This: The traveler observes at Ems as he passes— Here, as elsewhere, the women run. after asses! Fresh—That’s good. Who wrote it:? Wag—Why, Owen Meredith. and let me tell you he knew his business. . Fresb—Who was_it raid, “When you aee a beautiful woman. run?” Wag—Old man Socrates, the wisest rat in the Athenian barn. Fresh— Was he? Wag—Sure, but the trouble Is the ooys run the wrong way. — Atlanta Journal. Laughs and Misheps, What queer things the average person laughs at. If some one slips and falls or is unfortunate enough to make person thinksit very funny and taughs and repeats the affair for a funny story. If sonre one makes an unfortunate remark accidenflly, his embarrassment is always a theme for merriment. Women, whoa, are supposed to be sympathetic, are the ones who have the largest stock of such funny stories. They always seem to be a success. People love to iaugh at the misfortunes of others.—Atchison Globe, omnia _ Wasted Time. “Early rising is Commendable, but I “Can’t afford it?’ “When f{-get up early, TI waste a lot of valuable time admiring myself for it.”—Chicago Record. Ladtes and geutlentan's dancing school PROF. JOHN M212. L. a — Getour stim — es ou any work of this sort that you may need. coins PLAZA PLANING MILL. RICE & LEWIS, Props. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, quicdin: «Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, % aA te. House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes a a RICE & LEWIS, SackaMEnrTo Sr., Nunapa one EX. & E*Ease COOPER Will Furnish you . All [aterial.for Your New Home * 4 , oT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. NO eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. Electric Power Co.'s ia tke ideal Light. ~ \Vuon: Hotel Re-opened: And Now’ Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and. newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, ; And Large Modern Dining Room. a place for all, Stages and_Busees. _ CITIZENS BANK any awkward blunder, the average: The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STEEET. neorporated 1876.) : BROAD STREET, NMBVADA CITY om CAPITAL. ; Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Undivided profits, = 85,000 DEALREB IB — ‘ DIRECTORS. All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco Jou W357 jemaneeete ne ee : AW seer asceeelae teks 7 H set tod tomes: Gait ieee, BUGINESS HOURS, 10 4. M. t6 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P.M. OCOBBESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer. Opp Rorenberg B-' s SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Tie Celebrated H.B.Whiskey San F isco—First Nati don, Paris & ‘American egg Bante At i Speramento—Hationel Bank ef D. O. Mitte oe im eines sine a4 the “principal an 5 Brnaie ea _ Collections on any part of the United States “Highest price, paid for County and State NEW 1]: Oyster Cocktalis avery Wednesday ev ning, and children’s » “Did you hear, Johnnie?” quoth the iancing school every Saturday afternoon, by E INDEPENDENT, Main st., opp. Union Hotel Prop’r Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for arly part of » year, Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. ‘Inion Livery Stable . The aes vurn-out in inthe ounty.sadplen kin and ts called “the language of the “ws vy audnight . a mandarins,” Sa a 190 Fulton St., N.Y, At “*Tom’s Place.”’ ime Sorin: T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r, This Bank Matntains ob 3p office at Gress Val: ‘ J. M. THOMAS, --Semi-Centennial YearResident Agent at Grass Valley. % 8 The Best Liquors, * The Best Cigars. fhese are the attractions you. can. always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” dine 5 Cents a Glass, New. York. sy . a lore Tames . Wa. th ore, ¥

ta aaeeiaec manent) BONO. 156. ibiting Hous ts of I h side of Spring stre t. National Alley in the crry. OF NELAB SITE OF NE. tion I. the No: Spring lide of nt » limits of . vat ntain, or fa ike an goal or shall in any way »poit.of any house of t or underlet, or transany premises a0 any o ion IT, — hall violate. a: pon pie shall f the and. upon conv tion iin @ sum not more 100) Dollars, or impris. not exceeding ew 40} ior «II. 1] cake e ect immedid, 1800, by the following it, Peard and Hill, }. RECTOR, President. ‘ARD, Clerk, + ,ecember 5th, 1900, ent Notice. ING COMPANY. : al place of Secale Mts ia. Location of works, ia county, California. iven that ata meeting of * rs,held on the ay of ssessmnent (No.5) of ten levied uvop the eapital ation, payable immedies Gold Coin, to the Secof the Com ny, 208 Batnciseo, California, which this assessment . on the 18th day of Deelinquent and advertised ction; and unléss_ qhas= 6, Will be sold 9 ‘Luesay of Jan heap ti ssessment, t ther with ing and expetane of sale, ard of Directors, K. RUIZ, Secretary. ; Street, San Francisco, 026 to Creditors. SHAL DUMFORD, DEis hereby given bd the nistrator of the Kstate » deceased, to the credyas haying claims against me) Rea bd them with the within four months after n of this notice, to the , at the Law Olfice of s Valley, Nevada county, being the place for the usinexs Of said estate, in Ja, Cal. T. J. TORPIE, ator of pea county. mber 7, 1900. forneys for Adin’r, Proving Will. % COURT IN. AND FOx Nevada, State .of -Cali« 1e Estate of ELIZABETH siven that MONDAY, the , 1W1, at 10 o’clock a. m. ) Court Room of said House in the, City. and as been appointed by me efor proving the Will of 3, deceased, and for hear1 of Lucy Noyes and A, lance to pay of Letters . and Ppl nen any person ar and contest th ‘th, 1900, tags » L. ARBOGAST, Clork. ) tor Petitioners, o Creditors. DEAU, DECEKASED, Noiveu by the undersigned e estate of J. Kadeau, ueitors of auc all persous ist the saic deceased, to the nece:sary vouchers, after the tirst .publicato the said Administraof Jones & Lurue, Grass Cal.,the same being the tion of the business of, ‘cunty ¢ Nevada. J. TORPIE, tor of Neovade Country. mber 7, Ly00, tornes8 for Adm’r. mmons. art ofthe County of Neifornia. as Administrator of the EK. iOWLE, deceasea, ) C. MELBY and ANNA 3. Action bree ht in the the County of Nevada, and the Complaint tiled lerk ofsaid County of NeState of California send 3. Meiby, Defendant: quired to appear and anin an action entitled as inst you in the Superior of Nevada, State of Ualijays after the service on is—if served within this hirty days if served eisesby ee that unless weras above required, il take judgment for any demand im the comon contract, or will ap: or any other relief de saint. and and the seal of the the County of Neyadsa this 8th day of November. , L, ARBOGAST, Clerk.” eaten . for Plaintiff. n22nmons. ‘S COURT OF NEVADA ity of Nevada, State of R, Plaintif?, VARD BLACK, Agent for efendant,nape of We nforpla, —_ ACK; Agew' ondant. rected to ap) before t Nevada city, iu said ver the complain’ in an above, brought aguiust Court of Nevada jownada, State of cr er the service on you 0! rved within the city and eity in whieh this act“if served Out of said in this county, within a weuny days if served eby notified that unless wer as Tr vate required, 4 take. ment for any dema in the com on contract, or be wi fur the relief demanded andthis 24th day of Sep«3.8. HOLBROUE, Peace of said Towashir . Show Cause. —— art, County of Nevad& . a Estate of SABRA B se why order of sale of . t mot be m nigtr ator of ra «K. Towle, deceas tion herein, dels vere der of sale of the of said deecedent,jpt the” . forth. ered by the said ed am in the est: as b ‘e the said ip ONDa ¥,the ith day en o'clock in the nid the Court Koom o nid 1e Court House in * Stateof. Califoruia, @ nm order should not Administrator to Fall Pe) 1 — ete rer mecessary. iy bed be publisied re weeks in the N ted PT, a newspaper print pies county. ET. NILON, Superior ‘Jude die Before purd “NEVADA CITY, CAL WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, rgor. ying ‘anything in the above: tine call: aud dorninivs the stock: of —=GEO. E. TURNERS. . There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices. lower han anywhere else, a great reduction having been made. a The articles are too numerous to:mention, ‘but drop in'and you will find just what-you. s 1 want. or” Bargains are offered in Boy’s Wagons, Ete. —=rA Big Stock of Sporting Goods Just Received = WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF. LAMPS, WHICH 1S: UNSURPASSED. ce FOR STOVES AN D RANGES, the. Me cannot be iat in any” way. G. E. TURNER, Pin st Nevada ‘City, A TIP FOR THE JOKERS, 50 CENTS A WEEK tisements of to exceed five lines in iy a inesrsed under this head for cents a week or $2a month. Kac additional line 10 cente a week or-40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. For Sale. A fine Canover ‘Piano, almost new. Address 558 P. O. Box, Nevada City, d18-2w ————, For Rent. A six-room cottage with ‘porcelain bath and sink, marble wash ,tand and electric lights. A most desirable® location, Apply two doors above Episcopal church. ji-lw Big Christmas Discount. Buy now and get the big Xmas discount $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers. Also big discount for parties that have no old machine. Good second-hand ones from $5 up. All kiuds repaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. GEO. N. REEKKS, Agent. A Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some totravel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old.established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid adyancement and increase of wages. Write at once. Address BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Nuw Havzn, Conn House and Lot For Sale. A7Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 81-tf Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county.” $900 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared-to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. oh the mogt reasonable terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended to, — _ n2-tf _ Por Rent, A flat with four rooms; with modern im proyementa, A codk-stove forsale. Inquire of J. S. Holbrook at his effice on corner Pine and Commercial streets.» tf Fine Work Done. . Upholstering, paper hangiug and carpet laying done in first-class style by GEORGE Russguu,' Leaye your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and'your work will be attended to. a » tf For Buggy Tops AND— No Credit Carriage Trimmings make regaiar” tr ,City-and.Grass Valley atthe following Combs and Brushes. Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. HE 1S 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, Saddles, Whips, Curry All at Bed. Rook Prices for Cash. At the prices * these goods are now offered Grass Valley and Nevada City *-BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. ‘TIMETABLE: hours: and 7:80 p. m. 3:45.and 630.p. m. GEO. WETTERAU. Prop. Until farther notice the "Bus will betweén Nevada “Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, 5 Leaving Grass Vatley. at 8:45 a.m. ., Passengers called for in any part of .own without’ extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exenange Hotel, the corner of Pine and Phave it re Me chal Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Propriétor. who cal ner. Peerless Saloon. ne Harton rag Tae THIS “ian bre: Nadrens at co saloon from ren, be repared tofurnish' to eo caer i e Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All ay oid friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W. RICH. nb erage a Gotins SCADDEN’S SALOON AVING PURGH SEE’ T= SALOON AT streets and am . Row prepared f gerenye my: artes with the 'WINES.{AND . LIQUORS. wou snag L. P. FISHER — Newspaper Advertising » Agency. E. W. SCHIIUDT, LRADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street./,,.....00+.-Nevada City Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar id,” GENERA THUR HUMB 2 LARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT') BOHEMIAN CLUB A ROSA HABMONIA J, R, DAVIS, feacher o Vocal and Instrument. 1 Music, Also Choral apd Orchestral Diséinon: Visite N 4 and othe: portions oF » e county weekly for the eed none of tnenruatine pupils elr own For particulars as to terms of tuition, od Professor, either by his homeia North San Juan oF apply to. thethe lon Hotel. Hoveda Cissy id advice. FREE. Noee fee before patents "0.4. SHOW & co.: Patent Lawyers. ARHINGTON, D. Cc. -3 UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., + = Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Bte., At the lowest rates. lat Public Taste Hams, Bacos aud Lard. Prop’s. W210, KE KEEP ON HAND A GHOICE a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their ne-v ¢ uc rtcrs 4 Tor andallad meroial street and invite al ‘hci fori:er patrous to call and ser make it a point to serve hk They will rest reao3-6f) 4 ade know. on application. Wines, Liquors and'Cig irs All kinds of Mixe lorinks MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Cer. m c.a. SS]. fornia street, San Francisco. In Their New Saloon !in. ‘cur . Mexica anama,. eae + ‘China. Now Z Zealand, the Aabtrall Co! ontid the n-States— the Pacific areke hem during business hours ADVERTISING RATES, GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. = ‘Floral Pieces. supplied to order. . JAMES HENSESSY, Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National: Exchange Hote) Hevada City, Prop’r. The Livery Stable largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND. BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Rooms 20 arid 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Caliwich Igands, Polyyoung man as he stopped sucking his Files of nearly every inten wuhilahed os op constantly on hand are allowed free access.t~ The ¥inest. of Funeral Furnishings. a Noa.:. Office 281, residence “DRAYING AND HAUEING. attention ve for theatrica 7: &. BAKER Neavda. ‘City Trattefey’ Co. idto the transpor ture moving. *relephone gs . (ha!) of having a big head (ha, ha!), and jee rooms; electric lights liquors Ete. iaity NEW YORK HOFFi. BROAD ST., NEVADA OI}, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesseca he naw mA W MANACEM a A home-like peewee yostious ra the TAB’ LE not urened nthe ee _ AIMEE CEE SO BOR Wine. YEE LEE & CO. Hare ore opened a first-class Store adjoi the Br Tage on MAIN STREET, wees be kept at ok Ves etables, Chickens, etc. Zuo, Cigars and Tobacco Queen oi a: nd best Goos satisfaction guaranteed. New Frait and Vegetable Store times the yery best of Fruits! . aroitly put. In apparent inadvertence

Hivered free of cherie’ and the nothing in his head! Now, do you see?” “Well, it’s a little strange that the on EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, : : ee ns Curious Man Wants to Know About Mingling of Languages. . “It’s a funny thing,” said the man with the bad cigar, who had-been reading day before yesterday’s paper. “What's that?’ asked the young man with the phenomenally short coat. “Why, the way these fellows that write jokes for newspapers get things tangled up,” replied the first seaker. “How is that?’ asked the long legged young man. ‘ . . “Why, look here,” continued the man with the bad cigar warmly. “Did you ever read a Dutch joke in the papers where two Germans are ideas to be talking to each other?” “Sure I did,” said the tall “young man, yawning languidly. “Well, did you ever notice that every time the guy that wrote the joke has them jabbering at each other in broken English? What do you think of this?’ He picked up the paper again and after ipa tend a few moments read as follows: “LeberwurstHeinrich, vy iss it ven you bock beer drink yet that you vant to yump alretty? : “Schwarzkoppen—Maypie it iss vonce beeause die beer,is mit hops filled up. No? “Now, that’s a good thing, isn’t it?” . went on theeman with the bad cigar. “If those two Germans wanted to talk to. each other, do you suppose they would amble around in broken Bnglish? No; they would spiel it out in German that they both understand. suppose you and I were in Germany ‘or a visit and I wanted to tell you ibout:some sight I had seen, would: 1 ry to tell you in bum German that ieither of us could speak or would I alk English? They make me tired.” “But that would spoil the joke,” proested the tall young man. “Hub!” snorted the other. “Some hings are too bad to spoil.” And then the incident was considered slosed.—Chicago Chronicle. Anecdotes of Evarts. One summer when William M. Bvarts was at his country home in Windsor, 't., a farmer, who had followed his po‘itienl career in the newspapers for nany years was extremely anxious to see him in the flesb and drove 18 milea nto town fin order to catch a glimpse of his idol. : Senator Evarts at that time was beng entertained constantly, dining out ilmost every night, and as he drove out f his grounds t6 an appoifitment one evening the farmer was lying in walt for him in the. road. The latter, seeing @-e pale, ascetic face and meager form ef the famous statesman, was disappointed. “Well, 1 -declare,” he exclaimed, ‘looks as if he’d always boarded!” An ftmpronsptu riddle ts attributed to him here at his country place. One day in presiding at table with a swarm of grandchildren about him he asked, “What is the difference between this zoose before dinner and me after?” After much futile guessing he said in. quiet glee: “Now the goose is stuffed with sage, and then the sage,” pointing to himself, “will be stuffed with goose.”—Home Journal: No Joke In That, “You Americans,” sald the London cane, “aré always insinuating that we ‘Englishmen don’t know what a real joke is, Now, just hold your sides while I go over this one which I read in ahome paper a week ago: “<The Countess—M’lord, you were at the grand dinner (ast night, were you not? Just awhile ago I heard one of those vulgar Americans make the remark that this morning you had a big head. Tlie Duke But; m’lady, there’s nething in It.’ ” i The American looked as sober as @ criminal court judge. ; *WVell?” he asked. . “Don’t you see,” explained the disgusted Britisher, poking the other in the ribs: with his cane, “the countess says some one accused her companion he declares (p-ab, ha!) there’s nothing ‘in it!” “Yes, but”?— “Blarsted idiocy, but what?” <“Her-companion was a duke?” “Yes. ” “And not any different from the rest of tle English nobility?’“No. But the joke, the jokel., It 1s 80 (desperately) the duke admits.there is NA . TIONAL MARKET, Broad St, Opp. Citisens’ Bank. City. FRANK’S PLACE FRED ELLERMAN, Proprietor. dems, Becons Broad Street, above ‘Pine, Nevada ENTERPRISE LAGER “BEEF On dreught.Best brands efWines, Lianers and Cigars. C.J. NAFPZIGER, =. * Baconand Lard class yoods delivered free ebarge. Feet. Pork, Mutto: eal, Sausages, ete. ae i eae eb duke could make such a frank-and canfoke come in?—-Brookiyn Life. Must Have Had Experience. The under rant in the luding Tamales, Enchiladas, . so Order er Restaurant } seerretiaa a aiocneriasregee snd lll give strict “building on to short orders. Caffec,: Ham end Bans, ooces. rs. Steins & Mrs, Darn ee i MAR ~ COPYRIGHTS ANDD saves time, co es . Nv are = doctor being close behind them. one. ne’er winked an e’e the haill sermon.” “aweel, an what thought yeo’t?” .« the meenister.” — pendent. . ‘The purest-Chinese-is.spoken at Nay“f a local artist. For some little time i lir Frederick watched the progress of the painting, till the rural artist, glance: ing down, remarked; ‘It be a. foine day, masther?” g did admission, but—where does the When Dr. Thompson, a distinguished Prep’: . -Stotch clergyman, was minfster of Markinch, he happened to preach from the text, “Look not upon the wine . can’t afford it.” when it is red in the eup,” from whicb he made @ most eloquent and impressfve discourse against drunkenness, stating-its evil effects on .the heart, head and purse. Several of bis ob. qummmmmmemsmees servations were leveled at two cronies with whom he was wellacquainted ° : who frequently poured out libations to Dancin g School. the rosy god.‘ At the dismissal of the , : congregation the two friends met, the “Did ¥ hear’t? Wha’ didna hear’t? I “Adeed; Davie, I think he has been a lad in his day, or he couldna sea weel about it. Ah, he’s been a silee hand, Kansas City Inde . Henry Lane, \=: ll {wo Painters, roadside inn, the signboard of which was, being somewhat coarsely painted Leighton assented, adding that a_figure on the signboard was out of pro. portion. ‘“Wheer be it out?” asked the aggrieved. artist. “I’m thinkin yer’ve summer wrong in yer soight.” “If you get off that ladder, I’ll put good humoredly. “Bh, boot can ye paint?’ queried the Diitnga Tokay Mint ‘eh sige FOR BUSINESS. erick Leighton came across a little SACBAMENTO STREET ’ NEVADA CITY, CAL, We have one of the best breweries in the State and are now ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam it right for you,” replied the R. A. ily, trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. ee other doubtfully. “Ye ken I dinna want my work spiled,.” “It’s all right; I’ve done a‘little paints ing in-my time,” answered Leighton, ed up and commenced to paint and did nét desist until he had pieinamtes the ‘signboard: “Br, boot tha’s nae so bad, 4 was the rural artist’s comment. “Art is nae sc work for me, I'll gie ye mair siller than I do asarule.” . “Thanks,” replied Sir Frederick dryly. “My name is Leighton.” what the name meant. “My name ig Tam.”—St. James Gazette. Strength In Aluminium, as the other clambered down the ladder. Then, taking the palette; he ¢limb‘00 pe Ck e ryigars Packea! n Fancy Boxes, paying now; still if ye like to do mair EKanufactured and Sold by “GirE*E*,” “Verra pleased to ken ye, Mr. Leigh. , ; toms Ta Pleased to Ken yo, Mr. Legh) PWietiwe Som of Texas In reply to the question which, ft is said, metal workers frequently ask, “What is the strength of aluminium?” The Aluminium World says that cast aluminium is about equal in strength to cast iron in tension, while in resisting compresston it is comparatively weak. Under transverse strain aluminium is not very rigid, but it will bend nearly double before breaking. The tensile strength of aluminium is greatly improved by forging and pressing at a temperature of 600 degrees F., and aluminium alloyed with nickel is much stronger than the pure metal. ee ‘ ~ emma, Ber Thoughtfulness. “Beautiful, my dear!” Phe elderly millionaire who had married the famous heauty regarded the watch chain admiringly. “A very delightful binthday present,” he continued; beaming upon his fair young wife. “So massive and yet in such excellent taste.” “I am so glad you like it,” she observed. “It was so cheap too. Just think, it cost only $15.” “Only $15!’ echoed the millionaire, in astonishment. ‘Fifteen dollars for this solid gold chain!” “Oh,. of course it isn’t solid gold,” she interposed. ‘You could never get a solid gold chain for that price.” “What is it, then?’ “Why, gold filled, to be sure.” “I see,’ said her -husband, stroking ais chin reflectively. “But why this sudden streak of economy? Don’t. you think I can afford to wear a solid gold chain?’ “Of course you can,” she assented. “But this one is guaranteed to last for ten years—and—and”’— “Well?” said the millionaire {nquiringly.“Well, dear,” she concluded, after some hesitation, ‘as that is quite as long as you are likely to live, I thought ft would be fooliseh extravagance to pay any more!”—Harold Eyre in Woman’s Home Companion. The Wag and Mr, Fresh, Mr. Fresh— What's the best thing you ever read on mules? The Wag—This: The traveler observes at Ems as he passes— Here, as elsewhere, the women run. after asses! Fresh—That’s good. Who wrote it:? Wag—Why, Owen Meredith. and let me tell you he knew his business. . Fresb—Who was_it raid, “When you aee a beautiful woman. run?” Wag—Old man Socrates, the wisest rat in the Athenian barn. Fresh— Was he? Wag—Sure, but the trouble Is the ooys run the wrong way. — Atlanta Journal. Laughs and Misheps, What queer things the average person laughs at. If some one slips and falls or is unfortunate enough to make person thinksit very funny and taughs and repeats the affair for a funny story. If sonre one makes an unfortunate remark accidenflly, his embarrassment is always a theme for merriment. Women, whoa, are supposed to be sympathetic, are the ones who have the largest stock of such funny stories. They always seem to be a success. People love to iaugh at the misfortunes of others.—Atchison Globe, omnia _ Wasted Time. “Early rising is Commendable, but I “Can’t afford it?’ “When f{-get up early, TI waste a lot of valuable time admiring myself for it.”—Chicago Record. Ladtes and geutlentan's dancing school PROF. JOHN M212. L. a — Getour stim — es ou any work of this sort that you may need. coins PLAZA PLANING MILL.. RICE & LEWIS, Props. .. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, quicdin: «Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, % aA te. House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes a a RICE & LEWIS, SackaMEnrTo Sr., Nunapa one EX. & E*Ease COOPER Will Furnish you . All [aterial.for Your New Home * 4 , oT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. NO eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. Electric Power Co.'s ia tke ideal Light. ~ \Vuon: Hotel Re-opened: And Now’ Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and. newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, ; And Large Modern Dining Room. a place for all, Stages and_Busees. _ CITIZENS BANK any awkward blunder, the average: The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STEEET. neorporated 1876.) : BROAD STREET, NMBVADA CITY om CAPITAL. ; Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Undivided profits, = 85,000 DEALREB IB — ‘ DIRECTORS. All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco Jou W357 jemaneeete ne ee : AW seer asceeelae teks 7 H set tod tomes: Gait ieee, BUGINESS HOURS, 10 4. M. t6 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P.M. OCOBBESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer. Opp Rorenberg B-' s SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Tie Celebrated H.B.Whiskey San F isco—First Nati don, Paris & ‘American egg Bante At i Speramento—Hationel Bank ef D. O. Mitte oe im eines sine a4 the “principal an 5 Brnaie ea _ Collections on any part of the United States “Highest price, paid for County and State NEW 1]: Oyster Cocktalis avery Wednesday ev ning, and children’s » “Did you hear, Johnnie?” quoth the iancing school every Saturday afternoon, by E INDEPENDENT, Main st., opp. Union Hotel Prop’r Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for arly part of » year, Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. ‘Inion Livery Stable . The aes vurn-out in inthe ounty.sadplen kin and ts called “the language of the “ws vy audnight . a mandarins,” Sa a 190 Fulton St., N.Y, At “*Tom’s Place.”’ ime Sorin: T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r, This Bank Matntains ob 3p office at Gress Val: ‘ J. M. THOMAS, --Semi-Centennial YearResident Agent at Grass Valley. % 8 The Best Liquors, * The Best Cigars. fhese are the attractions you. can. always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” dine 5 Cents a Glass, New. York. sy . a lore Tames . Wa. th ore, ¥