January 20, 1898 (4 pages)

AL NDER STORE, [REET. “ Proprietors. LD FEET.ose TER BOTTLES © DICKERMAN’S, GES, TLES, GLOVES, and RMAN, and Photo Supp lies. — —~ . a Y rs ee 0—O 1 Whiskey s1 Catsup s Proprietor ater, Shasta Ginger Ale D AND POTTED ttle Ax Tobacco... kles, % gal. bottles. “in bulk, per gal. ives, “ 3 kado Soap, per bar.. 30 25 50 I 25 05 erything else in proportion. ’? Coffee TQUAYYT GUYOT set as Nadi od with ) stook of ‘Y GROCERIES he way of CANNED GOODS. :S. Give usa Trial Order. NEP UAL ULAdu YP UAL NE ait i LZ = 2 5 5 5 3 Ss wis iged that Nevada county can ps all other fleisd in the world for Bs in deep level mining. . * Wentenwial near Osborn Hill is malso asthe Wide Awake miue. © amount of work is done on the ings. For six years the develop} were saccessful, over $500,000 . Sebastopol, located also on D years $200,000 was taken out. has recently been resumed and pth of 70 feet. $40 ore was found. ‘Conlon, adjoining the Centenstamp mill. It promises well. jInkerman and La Marque are favorable returns. ' y 1] er ton. . Homeward Bound has recently _ It is bounded on the north by th of 200 feet. The ore averages ir ton. A new hoisting works Be p Allison Ranch mine, which was tly purchased by Messrs. J. L. has been fitted up with extensive re water and electric powers, which -used separately or in connecr’ is necessary to again bring them . front: We are fast becoming ed to the fact, that our .mines ce in value as depth is attained. Wisconsin and Illinois are owned jividuals instead of acorporation, wners are J. M. Lakenan and Mr. iter. About 30 men are employed stamps have been dropping cony on $14 ore. For the past two rock has been taken from these that assayed.as high as. $80 per Ipidly and thoroughly. The first bt off by the new owners threw feral boxes of specimens. fF mines of equal value are loaR GOLD MING TO REGION OF THE WORLD, . ser F Marvelous Future. esd a “ Continued from yesterday.) . anada Hill Consolidated is sitin Canada Hill, It was worked imber of years by A. Oharonnat , ander whose.management it $600,000. Thé property is. now George CO. Gaylord of Nevada mectric and Osborne Hill mines. Foduced about $1,000,000 with. 30 §,and the opinion of our best men is that futher development bt must soon be universally ackxtracted. Hill,was worked.as early as 186. equipped with a hoisting plant on the east end.of the North pation. Work is progressing’ An average the ore is $20 per ton. . he sulphurets-run as high as} rchased by the Omaha Com@ Jack and has been worked to been completed. ‘and John Mackey ofthe Bonanza ery. The hoisting plant has heach other. The mine has imbered and work is progressp this vicinity and only need ent to prove their value. The -Ranch Ford is an extension of Son Ranch. 1t has puid well in yand there is no reason why it mot become a steady producer as time and money are used to its veins. innsylvania is situated a short The North Banner, situated at the foot of Banner Mountain, consists of four locations. It is in the contact and averages 4 feet wide. The ore which is $50 per ton. A 10-stamp mill is kept dents of Grass Valley and San FranWolf Creek, is owned by a Sacramento company. The shaft is 6U0 feet deep, showing some very high. grade ore which: was treated by the Pioneer Reduction Company and ran $450 per ton. The Spring Hill lies at a distance of ‘800 feet: north of the famous Idaho and . Eureka. The vein is 4 feet. wide and rans from $5 to $15 perton. ‘The‘property is owned by J. M: Lakenan. The Cassidy is situated between the Empire and W. Y. O. D., and promises to become one of the creditable producers. The croppings have been worked for 1300 feet and the quartz yielded from $7 to $60 per ton. This claim covers an area of 27 acres. . The famous Slate Ledge mine has been worked constantly fér several years by F. A. Perrin, and keeps 15 men employed. A 10-stamp mill is running on ore going from $15 to $30 per ton. ‘The output from the Slate Ledge.has averaged $5000 per month. On Union Hil! is located the Gold Point which laid idle for some. years. Work was resumed in 1894 and ten stamps erected under the superintendency -of the late James Bennallack. The mine is owned by Nevada county people who are well satisfied with the fature prospect of their claim. OTHER LOCALITIES. “We are not confined to.Nevada City and Grass Valley for our quartz mines. Throughout the county they dot the hills and ravines, often a,pearing in unexpected quurters. The Delhi mine, near Columbia Hill and about sixteen milés from Nevada City, was successfully operated for several years, producing about $700,000. More than one-half of this amount w:s paid to its owners in dividends. — The Enterprise which lies on a parallel vein has also been a good producer. The St. Gothard, which is situated east of the Delhi, promises to becomea good paying property. The St. Gothard Company has purchased the Delhi property and besidés working the Delhi, are extending the lower tunnel which will tap the St. Gothard ledge 1400 feet deep, and drain the mine tor several years. © Rough and Ready district has a very promising future. The California and Seven Thirty have been very rich in Specimens. In the Osceola a remarkably rich bunch of specimens was found. In addition to this considerable quartz was milled which yielded $10 per ton. Owing to bad management the property is idle. One of the principal mines near Rough and Ready is the Mistletoe, owned by Kent, Cope and others, from Grass Valley and is y a local company. It has t producer. For three years at has been $12,000 per month ‘expenditures do not exceed ‘five-stamp mill is in conration and the ore developed an additional 10 stamps. la, which adjoins the Pennind W. Y.0.D., hus a ledge in vels that averages 2 feet z taken from the mine asbo $50 per ton. iden Treasure in close proxthe W. Y. O. D. is being reme owners realizing the fact b-has improved and enhanced of every mine in the county. Bbridge and Lucky: mines, fithe late George D. McLean, valuable properties. As the air. McLean is not yet settled ® are idle. They have given int to 100 men and the averfof the ore has been $20 per n Point, situated at the: enGrass Valley, was worked for ars by Mons. A. Gauthier. Wmines it was supposed to / out. A French company property and erected a new. sting works. After several evelopment work the ledge “seven feet in width, the $17 perton. About $135,taken out.2 atuck, situated north east and, the shaft is down 200 averages _ $12 per . Hill is located between fania and W.Y.0O.D. -Derk ia progressing under tof OC. A. Brockington and inors, who were the.two to ¥.¥.0.D. The ore is of agua is owned by William jo ran a tunnel in 1200 feet’ which has: produced some ‘excellent ore. Ashipment to the Pioneer Reduction Company paid. from $86 to $105 per ton, : Explorations made last year surprised the owners of the Fippin quartz claim. The ledge increased to one foot and was extremely rich. The Schroeder, which joins the Osceola on the south, has been developed to a depth of 85 feet, showing a 2-foot ledge of high grade ore. The owners are satisfied with the showing so far. Owing to lack of capital, the Prince has been lying idle. A mill test shows that the quartz yields $27 per ton. At Deer Creek Falls is believed tobe one of the biggest and best propositions in Rough and Ready district. The ledge is: from 4 feet to 10 feet wide and crushings have yielded no high grade ranges in value from $25 to}. running. The mine is owned by resi-. The Granite Hill, which is.located on! Odds and Ends, : gave him a paper lampshade to play with.”—Chicago Record. Grocery Store of A.B, Wolf. attention he gave me flowers. Then he went on to gloves, and I knew he waa thinking the matter over seriously. cles of apparel, I felt sure he had made up his mind to marry me.”Tit-Bita. Her ; x Son are a, sis pug “ill “There are six necessities, you know, for a happy marriage.” “What are they?” “First, a good husband.” “And the others?” “The other five are money."—La Caricature. ies The Handie Variety. Now since through vale and over hill The ladies afar, z Although they don’t read Blackstone stil) + They practice at the bar. ~ ; —L, A. W. Bulletin. Necessary information. “It was really a most enjoyable occesion,” remarked Misé Cayenne. ipg classed with the social successes of the season?” : “Oh, dear no. F couldn't think of going so far as that. No one has yet informed _me how much it cost.”—Washington Star. After the play is over eS oe: .My darling and I repair Sada To the swell cofe across the way;And have a supper there; : After the supper’s over I pay for the little spree And then for a week I’m forced te seek Out places where lunch fs free. —N. Y. Times. Wholly Vindictive. “It is shameful!” exclaimed -. the< After. ~ money. “‘But I will get even with him some time.” “What do you propose to do; sue him?” “And give him the benefit of all that advertising? Never!”—Washington Times. : Recipe Furnished. Charitable Old Lady (to little beggar girl)—There’s some bread for you. It’s a day or two old, but you can tell your mother to take three or four fresh eggs, a@ quart of milk, a cup of sugar, some good butter and half a grated nutmeg and she can make a very excellent pudding of it.—Dublin Times. She Didn’t See It That Way. _Mother—Why, Johnnie, what on earth have you been doing? : Johnnie—Fight'n’! And you owe me 60 cents on it. You know that tooth a0 ee going to pay a dentist to draw? . se ces.” “Well, Billy Biffer knocked it out,”— a “t Domestic Science, ot “My wife took a nap yesterday afternoon, and I kept the baby still two hours.” : “How did you manage it?” “Nailed his clothes to the floor and te —_—_—_———eees New. Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the Cash j16-tt -— less. than $4 per ton. The name of this claim is Black Bear. There are many other prospects too numerous to mention in the district, but from the number and quality of those mentioned it is evident that there is a future for Rough and Ready M district that will add lustre to the mining interests of Nevada county. While giving a synopsig:of.the quartz mines, it will be in harmony, with the subject to. quote one of the largest copper mines inthe West. .It.is owned by the Imperial Paint and Copper Company and located at Spenceville. copper ore, carrying as high as 25 per ore. composed principally of sulphur and iron. During the season of 1897 5000 tons of this ore was shipped to . San‘Francisco for the manufacture of sulphuric acid. Two miles north of Spenceville is the Mineral Hill Copper Mine. On tbe Sn a: of pin Poe are pact cations known as the Jackson property. These properties have all been thoroughly developed and are now awaiting the erection of a reduction plant. sis n for copper propSas many veins of fair size rang‘T-per.cent. to 12 cent. copper traced several miles There is an extremely large body of} TP'a cept.copper. On the footwall side of . test this vein there is a large body of iron . 44° Alias Citation. United States Land California, an ad all to whom it may 4th day of m tal” duplication Not Mineral in“PRANK n imant, and to rn WHEKEAS, you did on the 1876, file in this office Min: r the “Centenn ng 819.17 acres of al! ding in said the of Papa—In vain.—N. Y. Journal, #0 sure of his proFinally," when he brought, me. L.taste to it,” replied Tommy.—HouseMf ‘other mate hasta anttiphald Wo Tommy.—Hou: “Phen you regard it as worthy of be. actress to whom the manager-star owed . ue hen sphag Sees “Make it easier for me to bear, can’t “= . ¥0u, Grace?” pleaded the hapless youth, whom she had just refused. “Yea, George,” gently answered Grace; “I snore dreadfully.”—Tit-Bits. —_—_——— 3 Nutritious Food. ; “Tommy,” said the teacher, “what is meant by nutritious food?” “Something to eat that ain’t got no Do. iow’ r neigh “Dor you yw your bors, the Mippertone? 2 ig . “No, we don’t’know them at all; they ‘merely used to lend us their lawn mower last summer.”—Chicago Record. Ly J Her Mother—Euith, don’t you think ‘ou ure getting too old to play with ttle boys? a . Edith—.No, mamma; the older I get the better I like them.—N. Y. Times. Sophisticated, _ ¢ Queen Lil has been to Boston, And, unlike many queens, No critics now may say of her: “She really doesn’t know beans.” ~Chicago Times-Herald. A Belligerent Spirit. “Did you seize the spirit of the occasion while you were at the seance last night, Chumpley ?” “That's what I did and she came mighty near scratching my eyes out.”— Detroit Free Press, May—I notice that Cupid seems to hate gas light. =e Willie—Indeed? i May—Yes. At least, at my house, whenever one turns up the other is turned down.—N. Y. Journal. ~ Often Does it. “Ever play whist with a dummy, Blinkly “Times without number. My wife is always my partner when we're in the game.”—Detroit Free Press. 1 ale ag Something Good, . Call for and insist on having Rosm Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Uniion Hotel Bar, The, Grotto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Oouncil Obamber, Eilerman’s, National Hotel Bar, Johnny Gregory’s. tf OaLtn on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it failato Cure. 250. s4-6m ———— NEVADA ‘THEATRE. 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JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., ional Hotel, has estab! foliowing PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: N ee Oy Si: Bef Doutie ess Lap Dusters. oy ee Whi; Sa is ee = UP SOONG. se ccesss cccsecces o-Horse wep Lashes {: ‘a Harness Oil, per gallon.. BSSRRaRSSRSRSRRSSS quoia Gigantea,. SHEN HSHSHSE HEHE A Single Glance Fancy Rockers, E Chiffoniers, = Good Things for TOUR =. a 9 p= . je t@?) os . + + + Se Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. FH He INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » ® »® Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, : Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. On the part of the pr ve pur. a SE Ss ona thal he p%Y y convince any: one that the oods just received from ter, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right. 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MINING COMPANY.— Location of “ye 7 Place of business, San Francisco, ifornia. Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada county, California. No is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 6th day of December 1897,an assessment (No. 13) of Three cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable im iately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the Company No, 816 Front street, SanFranaieco, fornia, ny stock upon which this assessment shall id on the ninth day of J delinquent and ad for sale at_publie auction; and unless payment is made before, willbe sold on Monday, the Sist day of January,.1898, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advi ng expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. : O. E. JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—8i6 Front street, San Francisco, Galifornia. dee.1l. .Postponement. OrFics oF THE Yome Goup Mining Com-) . ANY, 316 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, January 11, 1898, Notive is hereby given that at a mating af the of Directors of this com: 6 tris ‘ii deliaquont de to ent postpone January until January yo stock upon which this assessment shall the 2th day of January, Bien be deli wart end advert: for blic ; aad unless made before. will be sold on Fe ¥ ment be 10, to: From any other you have used. It ‘ is neither reen nor black—simply a natural leaf that draws a canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well The Test Of the Teapot '. And the Jce Pitcher. It was to meet the demand . foran 4Ta MODERATE PRICETHaTt Se", % Time Tries All Things. “ Klily PRE TEA 4 4 SATAN . a) . ys / ’

AL NDER STORE, [REET. “ Proprietors. LD FEET.ose TER BOTTLES © DICKERMAN’S, GES, TLES, GLOVES, and RMAN, and Photo Supp lies. — —~ . a Y rs ee 0—O 1 Whiskey s1 Catsup s Proprietor ater, Shasta Ginger Ale D AND POTTED ttle Ax Tobacco..... kles, % gal. bottles.. “in bulk, per gal. ives, “ 3 kado Soap, per bar... 30 25 50 I 25 05 erything else in proportion. ’? Coffee TQUAYYT GUYOT set as Nadi od with ) stook of ‘Y GROCERIES he way of CANNED GOODS. :S. Give usa Trial Order. NEP UAL ULAdu YP UAL NE ait i LZ = 2 5 5 5 3 Ss wis iged that Nevada county can ps all other fleisd in the world for Bs in deep level mining. . * Wentenwial near Osborn Hill is malso asthe Wide Awake miue. © amount of work is done on the ings. For six years the develop} were saccessful, over $500,000 . Sebastopol, located also on D years $200,000 was taken out. has recently been resumed and pth of 70 feet. $40 ore was found. ‘Conlon, adjoining the Centenstamp mill. It promises well. jInkerman and La Marque are favorable returns. ' y 1] er ton. . Homeward Bound has recently _ It is bounded on the north by th of 200 feet. The ore averages ir ton. A new hoisting works Be p Allison Ranch mine, which was tly purchased by Messrs. J. L. has been fitted up with extensive re water and electric powers, which -used separately or in connecr’ is necessary to again bring them . front: We are fast becoming ed to the fact, that our .mines ce in value as depth is attained. Wisconsin and Illinois are owned jividuals instead of acorporation, wners are J. M. Lakenan and Mr. iter. About 30 men are employed stamps have been dropping cony on $14 ore. For the past two rock has been taken from these that assayed.as high as. $80 per Ipidly and thoroughly. The first bt off by the new owners threw feral boxes of specimens. fF mines of equal value are loaR GOLD MING TO REGION OF THE WORLD, . ser F Marvelous Future. esd a “ Continued from yesterday.) . anada Hill Consolidated is sitin Canada Hill, It was worked imber of years by A. Oharonnat , ander whose.management it $600,000. Thé property is. now George CO. Gaylord of Nevada mectric and Osborne Hill mines. Foduced about $1,000,000 with. 30 §,and the opinion of our best men is that futher development bt must soon be universally ackxtracted. Hill,was worked.as early as 186. equipped with a hoisting plant on the east end.of the North pation. Work is progressing’ An average the ore is $20 per ton. . he sulphurets-run as high as} rchased by the Omaha Com@ Jack and has been worked to been completed. ‘and John Mackey ofthe Bonanza ery. The hoisting plant has heach other. The mine has imbered and work is progressp this vicinity and only need ent to prove their value. The -Ranch Ford is an extension of Son Ranch. 1t has puid well in yand there is no reason why it mot become a steady producer as time and money are used to its veins. innsylvania is situated a short The North Banner, situated at the foot of Banner Mountain, consists of four locations. It is in the contact and averages 4 feet wide. The ore which is $50 per ton. A 10-stamp mill is kept dents of Grass Valley and San FranWolf Creek, is owned by a Sacramento company. The shaft is 6U0 feet deep, showing some very high. grade ore which: was treated by the Pioneer Reduction Company and ran $450 per ton. The Spring Hill lies at a distance of ‘800 feet: north of the famous Idaho and . Eureka. The vein is 4 feet. wide and rans from $5 to $15 perton. ‘The‘property is owned by J. M: Lakenan. The Cassidy is situated between the Empire and W. Y. O. D., and promises to become one of the creditable producers. The croppings have been worked for 1300 feet and the quartz yielded from $7 to $60 per ton. This claim covers an area of 27 acres. . The famous Slate Ledge mine has been worked constantly fér several years by F. A. Perrin, and keeps 15 men employed. A 10-stamp mill is running on ore going from $15 to $30 per ton. ‘The output from the Slate Ledge.has averaged $5000 per month. On Union Hil! is located the Gold Point which laid idle for some. years. Work was resumed in 1894 and ten stamps erected under the superintendency -of the late James Bennallack. The mine is owned by Nevada county people who are well satisfied with the fature prospect of their claim. OTHER LOCALITIES. “We are not confined to.Nevada City and Grass Valley for our quartz mines. Throughout the county they dot the hills and ravines, often a,pearing in unexpected quurters. The Delhi mine, near Columbia Hill and about sixteen milés from Nevada City, was successfully operated for several years, producing about $700,000. More than one-half of this amount w:s paid to its owners in dividends. — The Enterprise which lies on a parallel vein has also been a good producer. The St. Gothard, which is situated east of the Delhi, promises to becomea good paying property. The St. Gothard Company has purchased the Delhi property and besidés working the Delhi, are extending the lower tunnel which will tap the St. Gothard ledge 1400 feet deep, and drain the mine tor several years. © Rough and Ready district has a very promising future. The California and Seven Thirty have been very rich in Specimens. In the Osceola a remarkably rich bunch of specimens was found. In addition to this considerable quartz was milled which yielded $10 per ton. Owing to bad management the property is idle. One of the principal mines near Rough and Ready is the Mistletoe, owned by Kent, Cope and others, from Grass Valley and is y a local company. It has t producer. For three years at has been $12,000 per month ‘expenditures do not exceed ‘five-stamp mill is in conration and the ore developed an additional 10 stamps. la, which adjoins the Pennind W. Y.0.D., hus a ledge in vels that averages 2 feet z taken from the mine asbo $50 per ton. iden Treasure in close proxthe W. Y. O. D. is being reme owners realizing the fact b-has improved and enhanced of every mine in the county. Bbridge and Lucky: mines, fithe late George D. McLean, valuable properties. As the air. McLean is not yet settled ® are idle. They have given int to 100 men and the averfof the ore has been $20 per n Point, situated at the: enGrass Valley, was worked for ars by Mons. A. Gauthier. Wmines it was supposed to / out. A French company property and erected a new. sting works. After several evelopment work the ledge “seven feet in width, the $17 perton. About $135,taken out.2 atuck, situated north east and, the shaft is down 200 averages _ $12 per . Hill is located between fania and W.Y.0O.D. -Derk ia progressing under tof OC. A. Brockington and inors, who were the.two to ¥.¥.0.D. The ore is of agua is owned by William jo ran a tunnel in 1200 feet’ which has: produced some ‘excellent ore. Ashipment to the Pioneer Reduction Company paid. from $86 to $105 per ton, : Explorations made last year surprised the owners of the Fippin quartz claim. The ledge increased to one foot and was extremely rich. The Schroeder, which joins the Osceola on the south, has been developed to a depth of 85 feet, showing a 2-foot ledge of high grade ore. The owners are satisfied with the showing so far. Owing to lack of capital, the Prince has been lying idle. A mill test shows that the quartz yields $27 per ton. At Deer Creek Falls is believed tobe one of the biggest and best propositions in Rough and Ready district. The ledge is: from 4 feet to 10 feet wide and crushings have yielded no high grade ranges in value from $25 to}. running. The mine is owned by resi-. The Granite Hill, which is.located on! Odds and Ends, : gave him a paper lampshade to play with.”—Chicago Record. Grocery Store of A.B, Wolf. attention he gave me flowers. Then he went on to gloves, and I knew he waa thinking the matter over seriously. cles of apparel, I felt sure he had made up his mind to marry me.”Tit-Bita. Her ; x Son are a, sis pug “ill “There are six necessities, you know, for a happy marriage.” “What are they?” “First, a good husband.” “And the others?” “The other five are money."—La Caricature. ies The Handie Variety. Now since through vale and over hill The ladies afar, z Although they don’t read Blackstone stil) + They practice at the bar. ~ ; —L, A. W. Bulletin. Necessary information. “It was really a most enjoyable occesion,” remarked Misé Cayenne. ipg classed with the social successes of the season?” : “Oh, dear no. F couldn't think of going so far as that. No one has yet informed _me how much it cost.”—Washington Star. After the play is over eS oe: .My darling and I repair Sada To the swell cofe across the way;And have a supper there; : After the supper’s over I pay for the little spree And then for a week I’m forced te seek Out places where lunch fs free. —N. Y. Times. Wholly Vindictive. “It is shameful!” exclaimed -. the< After. ~ money. “‘But I will get even with him some time.” “What do you propose to do; sue him?” “And give him the benefit of all that advertising? Never!”—Washington Times. : Recipe Furnished. Charitable Old Lady (to little beggar girl)—There’s some bread for you. It’s a day or two old, but you can tell your mother to take three or four fresh eggs, a@ quart of milk, a cup of sugar, some good butter and half a grated nutmeg and she can make a very excellent pudding of it.—Dublin Times. She Didn’t See It That Way. _Mother—Why, Johnnie, what on earth have you been doing? : Johnnie—Fight'n’! And you owe me 60 cents on it. You know that tooth a0 ee going to pay a dentist to draw? . se ces.” “Well, Billy Biffer knocked it out,”— a “t Domestic Science, ot “My wife took a nap yesterday afternoon, and I kept the baby still two hours.” : “How did you manage it?” “Nailed his clothes to the floor and te —_—_—_———eees New. Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the Cash j16-tt -— less. than $4 per ton. The name of this claim is Black Bear. There are many other prospects too numerous to mention in the district, but from the number and quality of those mentioned it is evident that there is a future for Rough and Ready M district that will add lustre to the mining interests of Nevada county. While giving a synopsig:of.the quartz mines, it will be in harmony, with the subject to. quote one of the largest copper mines inthe West. .It.is owned by the Imperial Paint and Copper Company and located at Spenceville. copper ore, carrying as high as 25 per ore. composed principally of sulphur and iron. During the season of 1897 5000 tons of this ore was shipped to . San‘Francisco for the manufacture of sulphuric acid. Two miles north of Spenceville is the Mineral Hill Copper Mine. On tbe Sn a: of pin Poe are pact

cations known as the Jackson property. These properties have all been thoroughly developed and are now awaiting the erection of a reduction plant. sis n for copper propSas many veins of fair size rang‘T-per.cent. to 12 cent. copper traced several miles There is an extremely large body of} TP'a cept.copper. On the footwall side of . test this vein there is a large body of iron . 44° Alias Citation. United States Land California, an ad all to whom it may 4th day of m tal” duplication Not Mineral in“PRANK n imant, and to rn WHEKEAS, you did on the 1876, file in this office Min: r the “Centenn ng 819.17 acres of al! ding in said the of Papa—In vain.—N. Y. Journal, #0 sure of his proFinally," when he brought, me. L.taste to it,” replied Tommy.—HouseMf ‘other mate hasta anttiphald Wo Tommy.—Hou: “Phen you regard it as worthy of be. actress to whom the manager-star owed . ue hen sphag Sees “Make it easier for me to bear, can’t “= . ¥0u, Grace?” pleaded the hapless youth, whom she had just refused. “Yea, George,” gently answered Grace; “I snore dreadfully.”—Tit-Bits. —_—_——— 3 Nutritious Food. ; “Tommy,” said the teacher, “what is meant by nutritious food?” “Something to eat that ain’t got no Do. iow’ r neigh “Dor you yw your bors, the Mippertone? 2 ig . “No, we don’t’know them at all; they ‘merely used to lend us their lawn mower last summer.”—Chicago Record. Ly J Her Mother—Euith, don’t you think ‘ou ure getting too old to play with ttle boys? a . Edith—.No, mamma; the older I get the better I like them.—N. Y. Times. Sophisticated, _ ¢ Queen Lil has been to Boston, And, unlike many queens, No critics now may say of her: “She really doesn’t know beans.” ~Chicago Times-Herald. A Belligerent Spirit. “Did you seize the spirit of the occasion while you were at the seance last night, Chumpley ?” “That's what I did and she came mighty near scratching my eyes out.”— Detroit Free Press, May—I notice that Cupid seems to hate gas light. =e Willie—Indeed? i May—Yes. At least, at my house, whenever one turns up the other is turned down.—N. Y. Journal. ~ Often Does it. “Ever play whist with a dummy, Blinkly “Times without number. My wife is always my partner when we're in the game.”—Detroit Free Press. 1 ale ag Something Good, . Call for and insist on having Rosm Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Uniion Hotel Bar, The, Grotto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Oouncil Obamber, Eilerman’s, National Hotel Bar, Johnny Gregory’s. tf OaLtn on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it failato Cure. 250. s4-6m ———— NEVADA ‘THEATRE. Friday Evening, Jan, 2st ‘The Lady of Lyons” By Local Talent, Dader the direction of fleonard De Vilbiss. GOOD MUSIC, ELEGANT COSTUM’S, SPLENDID STAGE SETTINGS. po * The Amateur Performance of the Season. Admission 85 cents. Reserved Seats 50 cents. Box sheet now open at J. M. Foley’s. WRESTLERS WANTED‘o take MINERS WANTED to take part in drilling contest, and : LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. Attorney and Counselor at. Law. eat Pie, tf > Golden Jol Wining Fair. . remain unpaid on. _PINEST. FINISHING LUMBER . BUILDING, “MILL AND MINING LUMBER, NATIONAL MARKET i C.J. NAPFZIGER, « Prop’r Vou teonduene wwholgenioand rouil aj * “And all kinds of n Meats found ina first class market. delivered free : ofo ‘‘Cash Works Wonders.” CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., ional Hotel, has estab! foliowing PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: N ee Oy Si: Bef Doutie ess Lap Dusters.. oy ee Whi; Sa is ee = UP SOONG.. se ccesss cccsecces o-Horse wep Lashes {: ‘a Harness Oil, per gallon... BSSRRaRSSRSRSRRSSS quoia Gigantea,. SHEN HSHSHSE HEHE A Single Glance Fancy Rockers, E Chiffoniers, = Good Things for TOUR =. a 9 p= . je t@?) os . + + + Se Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. FH He INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » ® »® Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, : Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. On the part of the pr ve pur. a SE Ss ona thal he p%Y y convince any: one that the oods just received from ter, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right. 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SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. References— . My Patrons. Oy Se, C1 o0¥o— {ye} (8) is) ® Sar Sard Wars7 Mao, mg o &, =) 2a)4 [> %, S29, Ty XY XD @ Hart man— . “Prince of Cutters”. Si CLA WTS Io, Cl CL KID Ib, CI) Ci ID, Xo) (5y-) O@ayena' @e (Yr) Cras} (ya) Sl SY 829, a Se ket. Washes Without Rubbing and does not injure the clothes, The largest Family Washng can be done in three to four hours. A girl of twelve years of agecandoa washing with this soap. @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.9 Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for it and thus help build ap 2 home industry. UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. COLLEY BROS., Prop’s, Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., At the lowest rates. Ww: ALSO KEEP ON. HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacoz and Lard, Beech’s Was placed before the public many years age. Its sales have steadily nere for its superior quality has been faithfully maintained. It Is Different Assessment Notice. OMB GOLD . MINING COMPANY.— Location of “ye 7 Place of business, San Francisco, ifornia. Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada county, California. No is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 6th day of December 1897,an assessment (No. 13) of Three cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable im iately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the Company No, 816 Front street, SanFranaieco, fornia, ny stock upon which this assessment shall id on the ninth day of J delinquent and ad for sale at_publie auction; and unless payment is made before, willbe sold on Monday, the Sist day of January,.1898, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advi ng expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. : O. E. JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—8i6 Front street, San Francisco, Galifornia. dee.1l. .Postponement. OrFics oF THE Yome Goup Mining Com-) . ANY, 316 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, January 11, 1898, Notive is hereby given that at a mating af the of Directors of this com: 6 tris ‘ii deliaquont de to ent postpone January until January yo stock upon which this assessment shall the 2th day of January, Bien be deli wart end advert: for blic ; aad unless made before. will be sold on Fe ¥ ment be 10, to: From any other you have used. It ‘ is neither reen nor black—simply a natural leaf that draws a canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well The Test Of the Teapot '. And the Jce Pitcher. It was to meet the demand . foran 4Ta MODERATE PRICETHaTt Se", % Time Tries All Things. “ Klily PRE TEA 4 4 SATAN . a) . ys / ’