January 20, 1902 (4 pages)

wee RD OFPACE, j GIVER va St for 7c ra : is } t. Louis Benn! ey Mining te ae eo titorn , i Notes and (fj tt llnera ry? ) eral Sury ws, to-wit, No B ROUNDARIRg or OOCATION. 4 1, @ spruce 18 ins. in sos eng : eribed 1—376i wher Ne = rah 8] Tht 4 tae oor, beurs Kam to O86 Marked pp, . , } 2¥.; thence varian t. to ease ond of Ig long, 4 Ans. sq with wound of AtiON POSE ma: ked u’ Ki, 4 tt; thence sg 10.2 OM slne of idated) Survey jy, dus, Glam. binzed, an Oak W ins, ft. blazed anu a alo-g Ureay W, D Hisy 5, 2859 ol! Wat © pubt, 1B Stone m {6-4 ald 3—¥ibl, wh eure N. 20 W, Pty '. 38791; thence sg Vier. 16° bh, 519 4 & BLTUcY po, ls ima. iu the gry scriped £ sie A re &. 379 wu’ 4, 61; thenues var, i] our. No. 6, a cedar us. SQUare, set is Und vf Ourth, ‘be Kea OBk 10 lus, ¢ blazed and scrib ‘ith ivcativn vor; >. B; theuce var, west Gnu of love ij 4 ius. 8qua: e, set stone mound o6; hb Aocation pust, m tUnuel bears went U ft; thence same « 0 CUP. NO. U, & Cvcar p, Bet Z fb. 1m the grg , soribed 6—s70l, wh bears 5. 679 jo’ hb, BB. 'L. 6—Si01, iden post aearieod ote y UO 41” ty. 4¥9.7 ft. to f Umega pate.ted wl zg, 4 lus. >Quare, se. nound Of earth, ser; e 16 in, diam, oad aud scribed i g Umega eouth lin or. No. 8, alsy ok, ax’ post 4 it. long, . the grouud wita mo B761, wheuce a fir § 46 it. blazed and a var, 16° & along ” W. 176.8 ft. Lo cor, g, 4 ins. squars, set ly mound of earth, N&. cor. of Umexa it; theuce var. 1s° beginning. S LODE LINE. t L—S8761 at west r ASO Hy N. O° 50 ast end of lode line, ) THE ST. LOUIS 10 terior Boundaries, No. lon the south ine, a cedar post 4f . } ins. in the ground; poribed 1—s7vi, wh ears .29 W.,9.2fii --$761, the N&, cord l, D. M., bears N, 71? ith location cornet $.189 40’ by, 227.61) sion Of the St. Lou course 172 it. to cor, yng, 4 ins. square, set! h mound otf ea. th,6 edar 5 ins. diam. b od and scribd H. 1. S. 779 19” W., 907 ft 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squi und, with mound o ence a willow 1) fis . 15.5 ft. biazed and se var. 189 K., N, 18°. of iude line, "a codat re, set 18 ins. in tueg rth, scribed L—si76l; 4, a cedar post 4fild $ ins. in the ground, worabed 4—3i61, when Jeadwood, patented, ', 111 ft.; thence var.l ft. to beginning. T. LOUIS WEST BX at L-—8761 at west ool is H., N. 85° 1 e line, post Lathe pourse-of.the ledge. it outheast. ‘Lhe null the ledge is 242v. fe » west lode post of thi e St. Louis location the sauie, thence ex om the west lode po n to the exat lode pow ped in the foregoils face ground claimed each side oO: tue 0 as limited by theab eeenontts to conior ; claim icention of said St. ld . d in the ottce of the! vada County, Colifon z Claims, pages 592 e sation of the west location is on Fer inty Kecorder 0. nig ine 10° of Mining ® ims: On the north if Mine (patented), 02 the Great Western y 116. sreons claiming adv ge, premises or 80)! scribed, surveyed 4 r, are hereby notitie yerse claims are duly! rand tre regulations the time pr.scr) ter of the U.S. ae aiifornia, they will onus of the law in? ded. OMA FRASRE,! _ red that the fo inten for a Patent y-one (61) consecutiv TY DaILy TRA NSOBIFS! blished at Nevada said paper is designatt) aper published ne nae she » proper one application. ‘UMAS FRASER, 3 selon of this otice? ra: ls, Atte rney for A! tice to Creditors. JAMES MES KITIS. DEG J ae given by the! itor of the Last Will s Kitts, Gessssets ns havin hoe er to exhibit the? ichers, within four . ublication of this» Herbert 5S. Kitts, he same being shes rt f the business of f Nevada, op BERTS. ue lan * wit aud Tes ds’ as cy, this Gch day Se ees ssessment Notice: GOLD MINING com n of Ire Bullaing me location of wor Me ereby given that a ‘Directors held on t 02, an assessment s per share w® ik of the corporpy’ rin United Stater rnia. which this» on 2 the sae ions unless p ary on Tuesday, the ¢ p, 1902, ecw ithe of of Dire pee $ <CKUs.8 sus Spreekels Ba ‘¢ rip TRANSCRIPT SUBSCRIPTION RATES. , $6 Year. : i NI) u 4 By Carrier, 12 1-2 at a Week ENT COLUMN. sem: of not to exceed five lines in oper eoted under this head for 50 cente nA or $28 month. additional line ts a week or 40 centsa month. Pay‘invariably in advance The Wiley te Alien Co. We itat Fit: ia r} —— ty ave ad Rises for tor you. Co.’s Carpet ERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG ‘ Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. Inte Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. A Good Investment. ~ ll or Large Amounts With Small or Large, Amos sulation or gamble, but from legitib business. Bankers, merchants, pal men, a persons inte a making with aanit capital are joinFirst-class agin in any part of ited States. articulars address rnold & Co. Be Nxek and Pine, Streets, nis. Mo. Choice Berry Plants. ts a good time to plant Raspberry and erry plants.I have the best varieties ke only avery moderate charge for delivered. T. H. Lune. Lost, dring. A reward will be given by reig same to TRANSORIPT office. n22 . First-Class Bootblack. 2 Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s shop, on Broad _ street, gives the best All the latest rel town. e spo! ' “same tt pt on hand. _ J. SNYDER --Dealer in. Fruit and Vegetabtes Tamales and other canned goods. pply of candies and nuts, Street, just above Turner’s Store. iM. FISH EVERY THURS DAY. Dr. Emdee—You shouldn’t mind the ba ohia ‘tather crying. It Mrs. pee but it weakena father's re! 4464 Baseball Team HEVADA COUNTY TEAM ; At Watt Park *loefore Saturday, Jam, 18th,/ TURSDAY, January. 24,. 1902, to sink the Lecompton At = O’clock shaft 100 feet. The company cdi reserves the right to reject any ADMISSION, 50 Cents or all bids, ~ : neces ee Bids will be received on or before Thursday, January.23; 1902, to drive an upraise in the La Seurta Mine, For full particulars enquire of W. W. KIRKHAM, at the mine. January 18, 1902. CONTRACT 10 LET. ety he BUNA, o SIERRA HEVADA SALOGK at the mine, — —Dealer in— s 8 Children’s Underwear Designs in Si!k Waiets, New and ant styles of Embroideries so014 y cheap. Fine Calicos sold ata bargain. Give mea call. ‘Street, next above Assay Office. ' Our ‘Phone is West 19. Time For Feetion If you expect to have that new home for fall, it’s time you were cgmmencing work. Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans problem. You’re only wasting time by eee Let help you along ea architects, contractors ont builders. & LEWIS. LAZA PLANING MILL, Sacramento St et: s of Sale of Real Estate. > SUPERIOR COURT OF THE of Nevada, State of California. » nd guardia: of Albert D da and William Rodda, ; hereb: given that ip pursuance of the Syperior Court of Hi eae ; {a0 fg at of pd guard 902, Se persons te auction te the opis maroon wit =. i coin of the — ited . States 5 fter, nt the ri oot ute le and ved pia d minors 1 illiam Rod pert Pe rs re en tight to min y feet immediate mineral ed rig! me nine th H mine the ing fifty f is oot a Corense ie tals of the Site ot Gree eats Malal py thereot Ake a 4 voin is the Nort t “received ~ the residence of d uardian of Va “Califoral . Seta ; Keeps the Best of Wines and Liquors. REM @a@r Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. “Nevada City A Assay Office, . Weekly Socta To be given at ARMORY HALL SATURDAY EVENING FULL ORCHESTRA Admission Ladies Free. io aes M2 ‘TESTS AND TH THE ec aaah OF, Fractious Ores a specialtyMail or Express orders prom; 1054, GOEB, HOU UGHT, Bros _brompaly attended jatio: FRED E. BROWN EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NEVADA CITY, “= = = = © © © CALIPORNIA: Agents for Pacife States Savings, Loan and Bailding’Co., of San Francisoo, Cal Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made, for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insurance Companies. References— The business men of Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED BY CUPIDENE. This Vegetable Vitalizer Crires Ail Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WERE EVERYTHING esi FAILS. & 5) When You t Get Job Printing: . Zon saupeally, wane 00 et Sead isk all oot gure oO aper, in Reloripining aha merida of the production. We use only the best A veg Lad no maner Sow genie ‘dd Pi e wrebat dogehd is et raid so he one and the Presswor i. We claim to excel I in these respects also. HANDSOFE STYLES IN PRINTING Job petent popes f n the ve. W havethe newest and most ean plant in td sounty, and we have the best of workmen. fadees itthe work we are now t urning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys. BROWN & CALKINS, Job Priaters, in clothing. and the Tausoxrrr up with thed of Dame} Zea come Be is ay es ng. beens Pp ns complete tr tetany t _ NEVADA crry, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1902: TO, CHILD IN THE ORIENT. Rare Seen on Persian . Rugs. Peace i Ruge of the Te tidieteens and Their Use—The Rugs of Sivas. Phe ¢ of eastern rugs are often ng ‘spontane eous outcome of the fancy ofthe weaver. Sometimes they are handed down one generation to another. Tn'some cases young girls are sane hes by. an ‘adult, who ésand. At other times a h rug is made on paper, ypeteg her pupils the Hh ade all. this has. e inust ‘make the rug without fel at the drawing. Persian rugs excel those of other . gountrtes tr artistic’ denten as well as CONTRACT 10 LEIA Big Attraction. Goping. eo Persians pres © have @ natural intuition in the use and blending of different shades, ‘and dn @ that: contain. these certatn-célors At eh theé-happiest + vesults, ania ae really wonderful ‘what exquisite fabrics these people, born and reared In. ignorance ang, poverty, produce. The-designs in Persian rugs are generally floral, and in some districts, espec! Fars, the women weavers invent the designs, varying them: every two or thaee years. The Mohammedan feligion does not allow any direct reptesentation of animal. forms, cynsequ tly rugs woven under its Influence take floral; geometric and vegetable forms. The ‘Shiah sect of Moslems, however, numbering about 15,000,000, of whom 8,000,000.are Persians, do not tegard. representations of animals as . Gnlawful. By the industry of this sect and. that of infidels and of all who disregard’ the law of the Koran animal forms are seen on some Persian rugs. The prayer:rug was evidently invented for the purpose of providing ll ‘place on which to offer prayers. It is aot lawful for a Moslem to pray on any place. not perfectly clean, and “unless euch one has his own special rug he-tIs not certain that the spot has not been polluted. With regard to the purity of the place of prayer Mohammedans are specially careful when making their pilgrimages, the rugs which they take with them having been preserved from . pollution by. being rolled up until the. journey is begun or until the hour for prayer arrives. It does not matter to unclean a rug that is on the floor may be, because over it they place the prayer rug when their devotions begin.” The Turkish rugs made at Sivas are always woven of wool, and almost eyery hamlet carries on the industry of weaving in the homes. There are no factories, the young girls and women doing the work here as in other parts of Turkey. Sivas rugs are in most eases small, measuring about eight. by four feet, but in these years larger and -tiiore attractive rugs are being made. Even the poorest families have fine rugs, for they regard them as valuable property, to be sold only under the pressure of great extremity. The weavers are so frugal in their manner of living that their daily earning of 15 to 19 cents is sufficient to supply their wants. Their food consists usually of rice and crushed wheat, with occasionally a small piece of mutton. Smyrna is only a mart for the sale of comparatively infer for rugs that are made in the interior from the coarse hair of the Angora goat. These are woven in irregular designs and, although fot artistic, are largely sought as coverings for the bare floors and to add warmth. The weaving of these rugs is crudely done by girls and women. Sometimes the loom is primitivedy constructed “trom the trunks of trees. . Phe designs are very simple and have efther been handed down from earlier generations or are supplied from the elty.Yuruk rugs are so called from a band of nomads who dwell among the mountains of Anatolia,They have large flocks of fine sheep and weave rugs of firm,.even texture. ‘The colors are very good, thé field often of dark brown, ornamented with large designs. About 200 years ago small embroiderea rugs were largely made in Persia, ehiefly at Ispabap. These were prayer rugs, and on each of them, sear one end, was a small embroidered mark to show where the bit of sacred’ earth _. from-Meccg was to be placed. In obedience to law of the Koran that the héad must*be bowed to the ground in prayer this .was touched by the fore head ,when the presentation was made, and ‘go the letter of the law was carried out. The custom ,prevalis. The Persian women. who weave the finest prayer rugs. seldom weave any other kind of rag.—“‘Rugs, Oriental and Occidental.” AUGUST RAPP Will supply you with the best ofFruit, Vegetables, Poultry Fish, Eggs, Etc. —kKkKx— oe awe carry a fine line of Candies and uts. < make-a specialty of Fresh Ranch 7 Broad street, Nevada City. J. R.-DAVIS feacher ot Vocal and instrumental Music, *Aleo Choral avd Orchestral Director. Visite Mi jo Oe, Sram Yo othe: county w the Sap ok py own P PATTERNS DESCEND FROM PARENT . these followers of Mohammed how . Dr. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, d6tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. KS . Fer the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger “The choicest brands of whisky and Gigars can be found at W.J. BRirLanp’s Council Ohambers. Trythem. tf Loveland ie now selling:his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. ‘Try it and you will always buy it. nové-tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oounoll Chambers, on Broad street. e27tf Smoke the up-to-date 0: Thomae nag none better. For sale at Rector ros. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors a cigars always on hand. jall Fine Candies Daily. There is no place in Nevada County where you can get fresh candies equal to the various kinds that are made at the popular establishment: of James M. Foley, on Commercial street. donk: that it requires the stock to be made fresh each day, and that is what the people want and can depend upon, if they buy of Foley, pBrain-Food P Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities, They ‘have dispelled the sill notion that one kind of food is need ‘. for braip, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other‘part. Yet, however good your food may be, its ‘nutriment is destroyed by. indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming. by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates.the fles the. blood, and makes you feel . buoyant and vigorous, ou ‘oan get G. G. Green’s reliable remedies. at all ‘druggists. Get Green’ 8 Special Almanac, Something*Nice to Keep. Any one whe attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf eee *@e Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros, \/ EST. IN -860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. Don't 1 igh Fs of Work. — One— tht f ps young men down {e their tear ‘work. They alm to find genteel occupations, so they ean dress well, not soil their clothes ‘and handle things with the tips of . their fingers. They do not like to get thelr shoulders under the wheel, and they prefer to give orders, ‘to others or figure as masters and let some one else do the drudgery. There is no doubt that indolence and laziness are the chief obstacles to success, When we see a boy who has just secured a position take hold of every. thing with both hands and “jump right into his work” as if he meant to succeed, we have confidence that he will prosper. But if.he stands around and asks questions when told to do anything; if he tells you that this or that belongs to some other boy to do, for it-is not his work; if he does not try to carry out his orders in the correct way; if he wants a thousand exPlanations when asked to run an errand and makes his employer think that he could have done the whole thing himself, one feels like discharging such a boy on the spot, for he is convinced that he was not cut out for success, That boy will be cursed with mediocrity or will be a failure. There is no. place in this century for the lazy man. He will be pushed to the wall.— Success. Wwooa Too Hard to Burn, There are certain kinds of wood that are too hard to burn, or refuse to ignite for some other reason, such as tronwood and the good brier root, but it is a curiosity to come across a piece of common deal—the soft, light wood of which so many boxes are made—that cannot be set fire to. The piece of wood-in question was common white deal from Sweden, but’ tf} Was remarkable for’ its comparative weight. It had formed part of a boat belonging to a whaler and had been dragged below the surface of the water to the depth of more than half a mile by a harpooned’~ whale. The length of line.and the short distance from the point of descent after being struck at which the whale rose to the surfacé was a proof of the depth to which it had dragged the boat. Only part of the boat came up again at the end of the line, and it was taken on board when the whale had been killed. That piece of wood was so hard that it would not burn ina gas jet. -The weight of water had compressed it.—London_ Standard. a Cold Storage Meats. te, For special first-class Oold Storage . Meats you Poa aot send your orders to Griesel Bros., Commercial street. Th finest of beef, pork, mutton and lam u the market fe21-tt ee. _ Headache Sapa Your Vitality And wrecks the brain: One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure. will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c.and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. One pound. Two packages. In boxes. In Jars, each AUDITORIUM GRASS VALLEY Monday and Tuesday, January 20 and 23 Whose Baby . Are. You ? A Farce for Laughing Purposes Only, By MARK E. SWAN, with MISS MAY VOKES wire! § BOWSER And a Str Company of Goustiann General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved seats, 75 cents and $1, ~ Seats on sale at Fole A SPECIAL GA will be run and the fare for the round trip deorjand t from the price of adnalssion. Seeded Raisins Blue Ribbon Raisins A box Mixed Nuts One pound:.. is Heinz’s Apple Butter Read over the following and see tf you do no. reed some of them for your Pantry or Larder. Mince Meat In Bulk One pound, lécts. In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel Sieg see 20 cents — P. G. SCADDEN ‘Commercial-Street, Nevada City. Convenience Is the order of the Day HOSE who have their houses piped for gas should inspect our supply of Gas Heaters now on display at our office. They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a. m. to 8 p.m Saturdays to 9 p.m. Herada Coty Gas & lari Cx, ~ ——— . -GAR Given Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. f4/g Ibs. Sugar Free with each 25ePurchase 2 ibs. Sugar Free with each SOc. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free with each $7.99 Purchase 80 lbs. Sugar Free with cach $5.2 Purchase Coffees Freshly Foasted 10, 124, 15, 20, 25, 30,35 cts. per pound Grood. Quality Our Stronghold Eure -Teas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 «ts. per pound Delicious Flavor. Full Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex can Colima Baling Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder ‘han Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS GOOD TIM TO BU: Times as Premiums Free GOOD QUALITY. LOW PRIOGS. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Stronghold Attractive Sale CF : China, Crockery, Glassware Mow” Ott Attractiwe FErices. Good Place to Buy Great American Importing’ TeaCo, PINE ST., Masonic Building, Nevada Olty. Citizens Bani Incorporated in 1876. BROAD STREET, : : . : NEVADA OITY CAPITAL. DIRECTORS. Authorized and subscribed, fou Sf Mowas Paidupincoin, °° -° = ORGAN Undivided profits, -. = . 35,000) Lord Housmsn, Lord Housman, i BUSINESS HOURS—10 a. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P. M. Spreng ea le eee _ le n Franoisco—Fir 7 on n° ee eae e Karintn Denk. Recramente Retional Sank of D. 0. Mile & Go. We issue 3ight Drafts payab:e (in NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISOO SACRAMENTO, Also Bills of 2 of Machanee payable at sight in the principal sities ef Great Britain and ue Collections on any part of the United States a alty. : hest. price paid for Coun:y snd State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion payer sed ‘ninte flee at the Bank. tG Valey, where « veveral Banking Busipess is sega el Metntatee an office at Grass Vailey vi THOMAS. usip Secretar. Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo M.:. Hughes, i Resident Agent at Grass Yalley : SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. . Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT THE GROTTO SALOON; THE PEERLESS SALOOH, Bag HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Coolest and Sharpest Beer Keeps on hand the best brands of in Town, 5c. per Glass. COOL, SHARP. BEER, Which is drawn to the Eine» taste, and ta the perfect satisfaction of his customers. Wines, Liquors and. Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty. Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon !\Quong Chong Laundry MAITLAND BROS. meen tee 006000000 Have moved into their n rters -n Com , We are now prepared to do meralal sevent @ and invite Ph ae hein former P und seo tim They will! Washing and Ironing cake ite point to serve hi firess trahas uf ars . in a First-Class manner and solicit a sit paaeers & gets 8 share of the public patronage. . — Washing called for and delivered. « MAITLAND BROS., Props. J>a aveols QUONG CHONG a NE ne —— a TY eR,

wee RD OFPACE, j GIVER va St for 7c ra : is } t. Louis Benn! ey Mining te ae eo titorn , i Notes and (fj tt llnera ry? ) eral Sury ws, to-wit, No B ROUNDARIRg or OOCATION. 4 1, @ spruce 18 ins. in sos eng : eribed 1—376i wher Ne = rah 8] Tht 4 tae oor, beurs Kam to O86 Marked pp, . , } 2¥.; thence varian t. to ease ond of Ig long, 4 Ans. sq with wound of AtiON POSE ma: ked u’ Ki, 4 tt; thence sg 10.2 OM slne of idated) Survey jy, dus, Glam. binzed, an Oak W ins, ft. blazed anu a alo-g Ureay W, D Hisy 5, 2859 ol! Wat © pubt, 1B Stone m {6-4 ald 3—¥ibl, wh eure N. 20 W, Pty '. 38791; thence sg Vier. 16° bh, 519 4 & BLTUcY po, ls ima. iu the gry scriped £ sie A re &. 379 wu’ 4, 61; thenues var, i] our. No. 6, a cedar us. SQUare, set is Und vf Ourth, ‘be Kea OBk 10 lus, ¢ blazed and scrib ‘ith ivcativn vor; >. B; theuce var, west Gnu of love ij 4 ius. 8qua: e, set stone mound o6; hb Aocation pust, m tUnuel bears went U ft; thence same « 0 CUP. NO. U, & Cvcar p, Bet Z fb. 1m the grg , soribed 6—s70l, wh bears 5. 679 jo’ hb, BB. 'L. 6—Si01, iden post aearieod ote y UO 41” ty. 4¥9.7 ft. to f Umega pate.ted wl zg, 4 lus. >Quare, se. nound Of earth, ser; e 16 in, diam, oad aud scribed i g Umega eouth lin or. No. 8, alsy ok, ax’ post 4 it. long, . the grouud wita mo B761, wheuce a fir § 46 it. blazed and a var, 16° & along ” W. 176.8 ft. Lo cor, g, 4 ins. squars, set ly mound of earth, N&. cor. of Umexa it; theuce var. 1s° beginning. S LODE LINE. t L—S8761 at west r ASO Hy N. O° 50 ast end of lode line, ) THE ST. LOUIS 10 terior Boundaries, No. lon the south ine, a cedar post 4f . } ins. in the ground; poribed 1—s7vi, wh ears .29 W.,9.2fii --$761, the N&, cord l, D. M., bears N, 71? ith location cornet $.189 40’ by, 227.61) sion Of the St. Lou course 172 it. to cor, yng, 4 ins. square, set! h mound otf ea. th,6 edar 5 ins. diam. b od and scribd H. 1. S. 779 19” W., 907 ft 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squi und, with mound o ence a willow 1) fis . 15.5 ft. biazed and se var. 189 K., N, 18°. of iude line, "a codat re, set 18 ins. in tueg rth, scribed L—si76l; 4, a cedar post 4fild $ ins. in the ground, worabed 4—3i61, when Jeadwood, patented, ', 111 ft.; thence var.l ft. to beginning. T. LOUIS WEST BX at L-—8761 at west ool is H., N. 85° 1 e line, post Lathe pourse-of.the ledge. it outheast. ‘Lhe null the ledge is 242v. fe » west lode post of thi e St. Louis location the sauie, thence ex om the west lode po n to the exat lode pow ped in the foregoils face ground claimed each side oO: tue 0 as limited by theab eeenontts to conior ; claim icention of said St. ld . d in the ottce of the! vada County, Colifon z Claims, pages 592 e sation of the west location is on Fer inty Kecorder 0. nig ine 10° of Mining ® ims: On the north if Mine (patented), 02 the Great Western y 116. sreons claiming adv ge, premises or 80)! scribed, surveyed 4 r, are hereby notitie yerse claims are duly! rand tre regulations the time pr.scr) ter of the U.S. ae aiifornia, they will onus of the law in? ded. OMA FRASRE,! _ red that the fo inten for a Patent y-one (61) consecutiv TY DaILy TRA NSOBIFS! blished at Nevada said paper is designatt) aper published ne nae she » proper one application. ‘UMAS FRASER, 3 selon of this otice? ra: ls, Atte rney for A! tice to Creditors. JAMES MES KITIS. DEG J ae given by the! itor of the Last Will s Kitts, Gessssets ns havin hoe er to exhibit the? ichers, within four . ublication of this» Herbert 5S. Kitts, he same being shes rt f the business of f Nevada, op BERTS. ue lan * wit aud Tes ds’ as cy, this Gch day Se ees ssessment Notice: GOLD MINING com n of Ire Bullaing me location of wor Me ereby given that a ‘Directors held on t 02, an assessment s per share w® ik of the corporpy’ rin United Stater rnia. which this» on 2 the sae ions unless p ary on Tuesday, the ¢ p, 1902, ecw ithe of of Dire pee $ <CKUs.8 sus Spreekels Ba ‘¢ rip TRANSCRIPT SUBSCRIPTION RATES. , $6 Year. : i NI) u 4 By Carrier, 12 1-2 at a Week ENT COLUMN. sem: of not to exceed five lines in oper eoted under this head for 50 cente nA or $28 month. additional line ts a week or 40 centsa month. Pay‘invariably in advance The Wiley te Alien Co. We itat Fit: ia r} —— ty ave ad Rises for tor you. Co.’s Carpet ERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG ‘ Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. Inte Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. A Good Investment. ~ ll or Large Amounts With Small or Large, Amos sulation or gamble, but from legitib business. Bankers, merchants, pal men, a persons inte a making with aanit capital are joinFirst-class agin in any part of ited States. articulars address rnold & Co. Be Nxek and Pine, Streets, nis. Mo. Choice Berry Plants. ts a good time to plant Raspberry and erry plants.I have the best varieties ke only avery moderate charge for delivered. T. H. Lune. Lost, dring. A reward will be given by reig same to TRANSORIPT office. n22 . First-Class Bootblack. 2 Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s shop, on Broad _ street, gives the best All the latest rel town. e spo! ' “same tt pt on hand. _ J. SNYDER --Dealer in. Fruit and Vegetabtes Tamales and other canned goods. pply of candies and nuts, Street, just above Turner’s Store. iM. FISH EVERY THURS DAY. Dr. Emdee—You shouldn’t mind the ba ohia ‘tather crying. It Mrs. pee but it weakena father's re! 4464 Baseball Team HEVADA COUNTY TEAM ; At Watt Park *loefore Saturday, Jam, 18th,/ TURSDAY, January. 24,. 1902, to sink the Lecompton At = O’clock shaft 100 feet. The company cdi reserves the right to reject any ADMISSION, 50 Cents or all bids, ~ : neces ee Bids will be received on or before Thursday, January.23; 1902, to drive an upraise in the La Seurta Mine, For full particulars enquire of W. W. KIRKHAM, at the mine. January 18, 1902. CONTRACT 10 LET. ety he BUNA, o SIERRA HEVADA SALOGK at the mine, — —Dealer in— s 8 Children’s Underwear Designs in Si!k Waiets, New and ant styles of Embroideries so014 y cheap. Fine Calicos sold ata bargain. Give mea call. ‘Street, next above Assay Office. ' Our ‘Phone is West 19. Time For Feetion If you expect to have that new home for fall, it’s time you were cgmmencing work. Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans problem. You’re only wasting time by eee Let help you along ea architects, contractors ont builders. & LEWIS. LAZA PLANING MILL, Sacramento St et: s of Sale of Real Estate. > SUPERIOR COURT OF THE of Nevada, State of California. » nd guardia: of Albert D da and William Rodda, ; hereb: given that ip pursuance of the Syperior Court of Hi eae ; {a0 fg at of pd guard 902, Se persons te auction te the opis maroon wit =. i coin of the — ited . States 5 fter, nt the ri oot ute le and ved pia d minors 1 illiam Rod pert Pe rs re en tight to min y feet immediate mineral ed rig! me nine th H mine the ing fifty f is oot a Corense ie tals of the Site ot Gree eats Malal py thereot Ake a 4 voin is the Nort t “received ~ the residence of d uardian of Va “Califoral . Seta ; Keeps the Best of Wines and Liquors. REM @a@r Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. “Nevada City A Assay Office, . Weekly Socta To be given at ARMORY HALL SATURDAY EVENING FULL ORCHESTRA Admission Ladies Free. io aes M2 ‘TESTS AND TH THE ec aaah OF, Fractious Ores a specialtyMail or Express orders prom; 1054, GOEB, HOU UGHT, Bros _brompaly attended jatio: FRED E. BROWN EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NEVADA CITY, “= = = = © © © CALIPORNIA: Agents for Pacife States Savings, Loan and Bailding’Co., of San Francisoo, Cal Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made, for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insurance Companies. References— The business men of Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED BY CUPIDENE. This Vegetable Vitalizer Crires Ail Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WERE EVERYTHING esi FAILS. & 5) When You t Get Job Printing: . Zon saupeally, wane 00 et Sead isk all oot gure oO aper, in Reloripining aha merida of the production. We use only the best A veg Lad no maner Sow genie ‘dd Pi e wrebat dogehd is et raid so he one and the Presswor i. We claim to excel I in these respects also. HANDSOFE STYLES IN PRINTING Job petent popes f n the ve. W havethe newest and most ean plant in td sounty, and we have the best of workmen. fadees itthe work we are now t urning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys. BROWN & CALKINS, Job Priaters, in clothing. and the Tausoxrrr up with thed of Dame} Zea come Be is ay es ng. beens Pp ns complete tr tetany t _ NEVADA crry, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1902: TO, CHILD IN THE ORIENT.

Rare Seen on Persian . Rugs. Peace i Ruge of the Te tidieteens and Their Use—The Rugs of Sivas. Phe ¢ of eastern rugs are often ng ‘spontane eous outcome of the fancy ofthe weaver. Sometimes they are handed down one generation to another. Tn'some cases young girls are sane hes by. an ‘adult, who ésand. At other times a h rug is made on paper, ypeteg her pupils the Hh ade all. this has. e inust ‘make the rug without fel at the drawing. Persian rugs excel those of other . gountrtes tr artistic’ denten as well as CONTRACT 10 LEIA Big Attraction. Goping. eo Persians pres © have @ natural intuition in the use and blending of different shades, ‘and dn @ that: contain. these certatn-célors At eh theé-happiest + vesults, ania ae really wonderful ‘what exquisite fabrics these people, born and reared In. ignorance ang, poverty, produce. The-designs in Persian rugs are generally floral, and in some districts, espec! Fars, the women weavers invent the designs, varying them: every two or thaee years. The Mohammedan feligion does not allow any direct reptesentation of animal. forms, cynsequ tly rugs woven under its Influence take floral; geometric and vegetable forms. The ‘Shiah sect of Moslems, however, numbering about 15,000,000, of whom 8,000,000.are Persians, do not tegard. representations of animals as . Gnlawful. By the industry of this sect and. that of infidels and of all who disregard’ the law of the Koran animal forms are seen on some Persian rugs. The prayer:rug was evidently invented for the purpose of providing ll ‘place on which to offer prayers. It is aot lawful for a Moslem to pray on any place. not perfectly clean, and “unless euch one has his own special rug he-tIs not certain that the spot has not been polluted. With regard to the purity of the place of prayer Mohammedans are specially careful when making their pilgrimages, the rugs which they take with them having been preserved from . pollution by. being rolled up until the. journey is begun or until the hour for prayer arrives. It does not matter to unclean a rug that is on the floor may be, because over it they place the prayer rug when their devotions begin.” The Turkish rugs made at Sivas are always woven of wool, and almost eyery hamlet carries on the industry of weaving in the homes. There are no factories, the young girls and women doing the work here as in other parts of Turkey. Sivas rugs are in most eases small, measuring about eight. by four feet, but in these years larger and -tiiore attractive rugs are being made. Even the poorest families have fine rugs, for they regard them as valuable property, to be sold only under the pressure of great extremity. The weavers are so frugal in their manner of living that their daily earning of 15 to 19 cents is sufficient to supply their wants. Their food consists usually of rice and crushed wheat, with occasionally a small piece of mutton. Smyrna is only a mart for the sale of comparatively infer for rugs that are made in the interior from the coarse hair of the Angora goat. These are woven in irregular designs and, although fot artistic, are largely sought as coverings for the bare floors and to add warmth. The weaving of these rugs is crudely done by girls and women. Sometimes the loom is primitivedy constructed “trom the trunks of trees. . Phe designs are very simple and have efther been handed down from earlier generations or are supplied from the elty.Yuruk rugs are so called from a band of nomads who dwell among the mountains of Anatolia,They have large flocks of fine sheep and weave rugs of firm,.even texture. ‘The colors are very good, thé field often of dark brown, ornamented with large designs. About 200 years ago small embroiderea rugs were largely made in Persia, ehiefly at Ispabap. These were prayer rugs, and on each of them, sear one end, was a small embroidered mark to show where the bit of sacred’ earth _. from-Meccg was to be placed. In obedience to law of the Koran that the héad must*be bowed to the ground in prayer this .was touched by the fore head ,when the presentation was made, and ‘go the letter of the law was carried out. The custom ,prevalis. The Persian women. who weave the finest prayer rugs. seldom weave any other kind of rag.—“‘Rugs, Oriental and Occidental.” AUGUST RAPP Will supply you with the best ofFruit, Vegetables, Poultry Fish, Eggs, Etc. —kKkKx— oe awe carry a fine line of Candies and uts. < make-a specialty of Fresh Ranch 7 Broad street, Nevada City. J. R.-DAVIS feacher ot Vocal and instrumental Music, *Aleo Choral avd Orchestral Director. Visite Mi jo Oe, Sram Yo othe: county w the Sap ok py own P PATTERNS DESCEND FROM PARENT . these followers of Mohammed how . Dr. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, d6tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. KS . Fer the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger “The choicest brands of whisky and Gigars can be found at W.J. BRirLanp’s Council Ohambers. Trythem. tf Loveland ie now selling:his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. ‘Try it and you will always buy it. nové-tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oounoll Chambers, on Broad street. e27tf Smoke the up-to-date 0: Thomae nag none better. For sale at Rector ros. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors a cigars always on hand. jall Fine Candies Daily. There is no place in Nevada County where you can get fresh candies equal to the various kinds that are made at the popular establishment: of James M. Foley, on Commercial street. donk: that it requires the stock to be made fresh each day, and that is what the people want and can depend upon, if they buy of Foley, pBrain-Food P Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities, They ‘have dispelled the sill notion that one kind of food is need ‘. for braip, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other‘part. Yet, however good your food may be, its ‘nutriment is destroyed by. indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming. by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates.the fles the. blood, and makes you feel . buoyant and vigorous, ou ‘oan get G. G. Green’s reliable remedies. at all ‘druggists. Get Green’ 8 Special Almanac, Something*Nice to Keep. Any one whe attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf eee *@e Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros, \/ EST. IN -860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. Don't 1 igh Fs of Work. — One— tht f ps young men down {e their tear ‘work. They alm to find genteel occupations, so they ean dress well, not soil their clothes ‘and handle things with the tips of . their fingers. They do not like to get thelr shoulders under the wheel, and they prefer to give orders, ‘to others or figure as masters and let some one else do the drudgery. There is no doubt that indolence and laziness are the chief obstacles to success, When we see a boy who has just secured a position take hold of every. thing with both hands and “jump right into his work” as if he meant to succeed, we have confidence that he will prosper. But if.he stands around and asks questions when told to do anything; if he tells you that this or that belongs to some other boy to do, for it-is not his work; if he does not try to carry out his orders in the correct way; if he wants a thousand exPlanations when asked to run an errand and makes his employer think that he could have done the whole thing himself, one feels like discharging such a boy on the spot, for he is convinced that he was not cut out for success, That boy will be cursed with mediocrity or will be a failure. There is no. place in this century for the lazy man. He will be pushed to the wall.— Success. Wwooa Too Hard to Burn, There are certain kinds of wood that are too hard to burn, or refuse to ignite for some other reason, such as tronwood and the good brier root, but it is a curiosity to come across a piece of common deal—the soft, light wood of which so many boxes are made—that cannot be set fire to. The piece of wood-in question was common white deal from Sweden, but’ tf} Was remarkable for’ its comparative weight. It had formed part of a boat belonging to a whaler and had been dragged below the surface of the water to the depth of more than half a mile by a harpooned’~ whale. The length of line.and the short distance from the point of descent after being struck at which the whale rose to the surfacé was a proof of the depth to which it had dragged the boat. Only part of the boat came up again at the end of the line, and it was taken on board when the whale had been killed. That piece of wood was so hard that it would not burn ina gas jet. -The weight of water had compressed it.—London_ Standard. a Cold Storage Meats. te, For special first-class Oold Storage . Meats you Poa aot send your orders to Griesel Bros., Commercial street. Th finest of beef, pork, mutton and lam u the market fe21-tt ee. _ Headache Sapa Your Vitality And wrecks the brain: One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure. will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c.and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. One pound. Two packages. In boxes. In Jars, each AUDITORIUM GRASS VALLEY Monday and Tuesday, January 20 and 23 Whose Baby . Are. You ? A Farce for Laughing Purposes Only, By MARK E. SWAN, with MISS MAY VOKES wire! § BOWSER And a Str Company of Goustiann General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved seats, 75 cents and $1, ~ Seats on sale at Fole A SPECIAL GA will be run and the fare for the round trip deorjand t from the price of adnalssion. Seeded Raisins Blue Ribbon Raisins A box Mixed Nuts One pound:... is Heinz’s Apple Butter Read over the following and see tf you do no. reed some of them for your Pantry or Larder.. Mince Meat In Bulk One pound, lécts. In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel Sieg see 20 cents — P. G. SCADDEN ‘Commercial-Street, Nevada City. Convenience Is the order of the Day HOSE who have their houses piped for gas should inspect our supply of Gas Heaters now on display at our office. They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a. m. to 8 p.m Saturdays to 9 p.m. Herada Coty Gas & lari Cx, ~ ——— . -GAR Given Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. f4/g Ibs. Sugar Free with each 25ePurchase 2 ibs. Sugar Free with each SOc. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free with each $7.99 Purchase 80 lbs. Sugar Free with cach $5.2 Purchase Coffees Freshly Foasted 10, 124, 15, 20, 25, 30,35 cts. per pound Grood. Quality Our Stronghold Eure -Teas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 «ts. per pound Delicious Flavor. Full Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex can Colima Baling Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder ‘han Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS GOOD TIM TO BU: Times as Premiums Free GOOD QUALITY. LOW PRIOGS. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Stronghold Attractive Sale CF : China, Crockery, Glassware Mow” Ott Attractiwe FErices. Good Place to Buy Great American Importing’ TeaCo, PINE ST., Masonic Building, Nevada Olty. Citizens Bani Incorporated in 1876. BROAD STREET, : : . : NEVADA OITY CAPITAL. DIRECTORS. Authorized and subscribed, fou Sf Mowas Paidupincoin, °° -° = ORGAN Undivided profits, -. = . 35,000) Lord Housmsn, Lord Housman, i BUSINESS HOURS—10 a. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P. M. Spreng ea le eee _ le n Franoisco—Fir 7 on n° ee eae e Karintn Denk. Recramente Retional Sank of D. 0. Mile & Go. We issue 3ight Drafts payab:e (in NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISOO SACRAMENTO, Also Bills of 2 of Machanee payable at sight in the principal sities ef Great Britain and ue Collections on any part of the United States a alty. : hest. price paid for Coun:y snd State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion payer sed ‘ninte flee at the Bank. tG Valey, where « veveral Banking Busipess is sega el Metntatee an office at Grass Vailey vi THOMAS. usip Secretar. Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo M.:. Hughes, i Resident Agent at Grass Yalley : SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. . Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT THE GROTTO SALOON; THE PEERLESS SALOOH, Bag HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Coolest and Sharpest Beer Keeps on hand the best brands of in Town, 5c. per Glass. COOL, SHARP. BEER, Which is drawn to the Eine» taste, and ta the perfect satisfaction of his customers. Wines, Liquors and. Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty. Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon !\Quong Chong Laundry MAITLAND BROS. meen tee 006000000 Have moved into their n rters -n Com , We are now prepared to do meralal sevent @ and invite Ph ae hein former P und seo tim They will! Washing and Ironing cake ite point to serve hi firess trahas uf ars . in a First-Class manner and solicit a sit paaeers & gets 8 share of the public patronage. . — Washing called for and delivered. « MAITLAND BROS., Props. J>a aveols QUONG CHONG a NE ne —— a TY eR,