January 3, 1901 (4 pages)

earememeeneiareroeeicie) 3H NO. 156. ibiting Houses of .111 th side of Spring @reet f National Alley in the ¥ THE CITY OF NE. as follows: . etion I. the a By ae cmt Spri side of al alléy e limits of ‘ e. City: of intain, or become in in» or shall in any way ippo.t of any house of * et or uuderiet, or trans. any premises for any o stion a ‘shall violate of the xdinance shall be guilty r and upon, conviciion cd in a sum not more (100) Lollars, or imprisil not exceeding ‘Len. (10) tion III. hall take effect Seeedl: $d, 1900, by the following ult Peard and Hill, .S. RECTOR. President. YE ARD, Cierk. 1 i ecember Sth, 1900. ment Notice. INING COMPANY, LOCA. ipal place of business, San rnia,~ Location of works, vada county, California. given that at a meeting of tors, held on the Zid ay of assessment (NO.5) of ten — as levied uoow thcapital wold payable_imu.euitates Gold Coin, to the Seceo of. py ASB rancisco, California.a which this assessment aid onthe itth day ot be. ° edelinguent and. } Auction; aud ony payfore, wiil be sold-n ‘i nes. day of Janwlary; 1001, to’ nt assessment, together with rtisiug and expeuses of sale. » Board of Virectors. K. KUidZ, Secretary. tery Street, San Francisco, 25 ce to Creditors. {MARSHAL DUMFORD, DEtice is hereby. given by the dmiuistrator of the state 1ord, dece to the credersons having élaims ay alust sd, to exhibit them with the ers;within four mouths after ation of this notice, to the ator, at the Law Uifice ot jrass Valley he busiuess of said estate, in levada, Cal. T. J. TORPIE, nistrator of s evada county. November 7, 1900. », Attorneys ior Adm’r, of Proving Will. RIOR. COURT IN AND F¢ of Nevada, ctate of Cal:dt acbscietmasacn of BLIZABLIA‘eby given that MONDAY, the @ uary, ivi, at 10 o'clock a. m. t the Court Room of said Jourt House in the City and ida, has been appointed by me . lL place for proving -the-\) il1of. Jones, deceased, and for bearation of Lucy .Nouyes and A, e issuance tothem of Le:ters when aud where any person . appear and contest the same, \ber veh, 1900. BL. ARBOGAS . , Clerk.” g Aw’ y ior Petitivuers. tice to Creditors. -% J. BADSAU, vt CEASED. Noreby given by th: undersigned r Of the estate of J. badeau ae ) creditors of au. ail persons -against the saiv deceased, to , With the nece:sary vouchers, yonthe etter th <tirst publica: notice to the seid Admunistravy othee of Jones & Lurue, Grass a_Co., Cal., the same being the transaction gf the business of . said Cc nuty Nevada. Jd. LOKPIE, inistrator of Sorcds Coun-y. +, November 7, Lv00. ue, Attorneys for Adm’r. Summons, ior Court of the County of Ne 2 of Catifornia. fowie, as Administrator of the # ceceaseid, § ABKA EK. sO0W kK, ~BrED'C. MBLBY and Anaad sudan 8. urt of the County of Nevada, . fornia, and the Complaint niet @ of theClerk ofsaid County of Ne 7 3 of the State of California sex 4 Frea C. Meiby, Defendant reby required to appear anda nplaint in an action enti! ght against youin the Super Couuty of Nevada , State of Cai in ten days after the service 0 summons—if served within thig vithin thirty days if seryed ele iniif wil take judgment tur a jamazes-demauded in the co isiug upon contract, or will Court sor any other relief ot) he complaint,er my haud andthe seal of t court of the County of eve ifornia, this 8th day of Novem ber) F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. . NDS, Attoruey for Fiaintil: nn22Summons. USTICE'S /S COURT OF Nbvabi ip, County of Nevada, dtaie TURNER, Plaintif, CK; EDWARD BLACK. Agent fo, LAOK, vefendant. ie of the State of California “set ‘Frea Black; 4. W, Black, Age” ack, defendant. \ereby directed to appear befor Office at Nevada ity, in si anc answer the complain in Itled as aboye, brought aga Justice’s ( ourt of Nevaaa 10 ty of Nevada, State of Caiifor ays, after the service O1 yo! ous—if served-within the city wnoship or city in which this ugh’;-or, if served out of city but-in this county, Wit er within twenty days i: sem are hereby notified that wu” rand answer as above requ! aintift wil take judgment for, damages demanded in the é 1rising upon contract, or he f 1e \ our: fur the relief dom plains. : ier ey. handthis 2th day. di S. HOLBBOU ice of the Peace of said To Notice To Creditors. . OF SARAH NOVIiZKY, = d. Notice is hereby giveu that ft ed, Executors.of the Last W ovitazky, di to the of d all persons having claints one eceased, to exhibit them, wil) . ‘youchers, within four mout!s st publication of this notic ‘ utor atthe Bank of Messrs. & Vo., Main street, Grass * 4, that being the office of s yr the transaction of the bus . JACOB WEISS . JSLDOR HAAS, of the will’ of Sarah itaky. 4 3, itts, Att y for Bx. ber 1,14 Bridge License. E IS HEREBY GIVER THAN regular session of the Board s ‘on the first. Monday in Ja ‘ s svon thereafter a m phe pee make application ‘i soonae vo collect tolls on the ge ores * pF, DERRICIMG 30 CENTS A WEEK t Nevadacounty, § iame beinz the piace for the § } an for new,Singers. Also big discount for : ond-hand ones from $5 up. All kinds re.: @yery ‘Wednesday evening, and children’s Action brought in the 9 © Pine and Commercial streets. nore Y¥RAR—NO, 13,130. Frardware, Stoves and Tinware—— Before Jo anything i in the above line call and dnapect the stock Ps aGEO. E. TURNER'S. There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices lower_ han anywhere. else, a,great reduction having Ls ae articles are too numerous to mention, been made. @ “Bargains are offered. i in Boy’s Wagons, Ete. = WE HAVE n BEAUTI but drop in and you will find just what you “ IFUL ‘STOCK OF LAMPS, ‘WHICH. —a Big Stock of. Sporting Goods J ust Received =— Ee FOR STOVES AND RANGES, the stock cannot be Beat . in any way. , mio pRapen G. E. TURNER, } Pine. Wi Kevaia th ee Rta it IS S UNSURPASSED. jerraraalanninacariaeusmsenssnacianie “length inserted ries this h ror ‘oenta under ‘or 500 a week or $2a month. Hac Hie neaditiona i line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in mirenee. ‘Fob-Sale. A fine Canover Piano, almost new. Ad-}° dreas 553 P. O. Box, Nevada City, d18-2w Big Christmas Discount. ; Buy now. and get the big Xmas discount > $25 allowed-for any make of machine traded parties that-have no old machine. Good secpaired end-work. guaranteed. Office—Bovey _Bros. shee wore. Reyads, ey. GEO. N. A Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some. to travel, others for lo“work: $12 weekly salary ‘and expenses. Old,established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase be wages. Write at once. Addréss BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Nzuw Haven, Coun on Cing School. * Ladies and gentleman’s dancing school ere dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by Prof. Michell. é tf House and Lot For Sale. A Troom house; with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern salnrgreenente anda bath. Apply toGEKO. A GRAY. au 81-ti 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, eare of Transcript. Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, étc. on the: most reasonable ‘terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be]. promptly attended to. n2-tf For Rent, Aflat withfour rooms with moderp im provements, .A cook-stove for sale. Inquire of J. S.-Holbrook at his office on corner tf Fine Work Done. ~. Upholstering, ‘paper hanging and carpet laying done in first-class style by GzorcE —RusseLu. Leave your orders at Snell & ‘#leming’s and your work will-be attended to. tf Jn Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. » Have moved into their new cuerters 1 Tom * mercial street and invite a: :hein former patrons to call and ses ‘ Take it a point to serve Wines, Liquors and Cig 19rs All kinds of Mixe ivrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Ce: m ¢.a St NEW. YORK HOTA. JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee aprons bene NA GEMENT— sponge ntest portions o of the Eee Seen ug hat bem, They will he firest brenos of hice rooms; electric lights THE TABLE ws ey eurpassed in the county or variety, coo “TMT CST-OLAN Ba li wane: ee le FRAN K'S PLACE FRED EBILERMAN, Proprietor ° Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On dreught. Best brands of lied . Smoke =oot Smell. Nevada Cv. Electric Power Co.'s is the tdeal Light. GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The ¥inest of Funeral Furnishings. . Fiorat Pieées supplied to order. Telephone sale: Office 281, residence . C. H. HARRISON, DBALEE Is All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BR DAD STREET. Opp. Bosenberg B8 SOMETHING NEW! Apricot “Cordial. eon Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Clam Juice a oe DAVIS, Teacher o Vocal and Instruments} Music, Also Choral avi Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley oy A ages portions of Nevada county weekl urpose of instructing pupils att oir. own oOmes. For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc. apply to the Professor, either by lettero: personally, at his homeia North San Juan or the Union Hotel. Nevad» City --Semi-Centennial YearTHR INDEPENDENT, New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at -that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE . INDEPENDENT 180 Fulton 8t., N. Y. Prot TION. Send mod for ee examination re FREE, bo nn BOOK ON PATENTS fec'sctore paren ‘nC. A: SNOW & Co. . E Galen Sane. Mar ory pooh CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, -410 a. M. to 4 ey and as “Paris. Sacrame x. she. principal cities: JAMES HENSESSY,a eee MEVADA cerry CAPITAL. Lord Housman. BUSINESS HOURS. le mantel from 20 to 7:90 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. sew York—National Bank of North Amer2 Francisco—Birst National Bank, Lon; of D. O. Mills . . in Ameriean. nto—NationaP t Dra: pet f ishsage gazamgansieh Coifections on any part of the United States hest price paid for County and State Sti aed Sliver Bullion pavelinedd Assay Office a at the Bank. mh Sg gn lg transacted "J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. We issue 8 Also Bills of Empire Stable, #road Street, opp. National Exebange Hotel Nevada City, Prop’r. The Bnmpite Livery Stable HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found im this part of the State. Peerless Saloon. HAs PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dah}gren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers t the Finest Wines. Liquors and Cigars. old friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W. RICH. All m who ca ner. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. Vg fever var fhese are the attractions you can & always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, . Allthe favorite, jrande of Watekies hand, su: open. oni “Kent : ucky ,; lor a omas Tay’ or. i and “Robin Hood.” — epper” wm. i. Britiand. Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: make regular is City and na Gress Valley at the hours: and-7:30 p 8:45 and 6:80 p. m. town without extra GEO, WETTERSU-Prop. Metablichmen ee A . R. Steege. ne tion. The British. {understand . vf OF. Until foxner 2 notice the "Bus will between Nevada following Leaving Nevada City at 10 a. m2, & Seanad: vant Valley at 8:45 a.m. 1, Passengers called for in any part of charge. _Leeve orders at the National Exchange Hotel, ‘RST. IN 1860 By N. P. BROWN & CO, ase 8 eae ae State and the Colonisation of . Natal—Origin.of the: Prouble Roast Shoeeee Woes Ses, The relations of the of the English with the. ‘Duteh fn South Africa are touched upon . , in an article in St. Nicholae by Kiyda The Cape settlement remained in possession of the Dutch until 1795, when, the French” revolutionists occupy: olland, the.colon-' ists hoisted a appesled to Great. Britain for pen in the ‘name of the ] r swho.was. at. that, g London, You must freshen memory. of European history of that period, in case you have forgotten it, to how---matters_.atood. he-) tween the different countries. Then -you will see hoy it was that when peace was restored. after the Napoleonic ware, and Holland had beem annexed i by Hranee,: the latter country ceded: hod the “Batavian Repub which included, among other territory, the Cape Colony. ‘for the colonists, and. the administration was, on the whole, satisfactory, until the government ordered the slaves to be freed. The Boers, indignant at . the loss of “property,” for which the did not consider themselves sufficien trek” took place in the year 1835. Trek comes from the Dutch.verb trekken, to draw. or drag, and this journey was 86 termed.because the people who left . the colony to seek another home farther inland traveled in huge ox-carts The first 200 who left wandered! on “until they came to 4° country far from ' the sea, where, after many fights with the Matabele tribes, they, held their own sufficiently to found the Orange} Free State. — The second trekking party, among ger, then ten years of age; went over into the colony of Natal, There they failed in finding a resting-place, be-. } cause they attempted to take land already in British possession. They, too. had their struggles with natives and many hardships. to encounter, but ‘finally they c1ossed the Vaal river, and soon. after all the different settlers @nited themselves, for mutual proteetion, into a republic, under a man named Pretorius as president, and with Paul Kruger as commandant general of the army. It was not long before they found themselves unable to prevent trouble with the natives, and they appealed to England for protection. They were also heavily burdened with a debt, whith they saw no chance of repaying. So Great Britain took them:in charge, kept off the natives, and paid their debts, and at last, at the request of many of the settlert® the country was declared to be the possession of the British empire.It prcbably would not interest you to hear all the political changes and discussions which have taken place in the country. It is enough to say that the Boers were not satisfied to be under English administration, and finally rebelled against it, with the result that, after a short war, their country was given back to them on certain conditions. These conditions not having been adhered to as England expected, the present war broke .out, —~~Wedlenl Prowres®. —— Cobwigger--Medicine has made Sh derful strides since the days of ‘Bangrado, with his bleeding and hot water. Merritt—That’s so. The doctors have shut down on the hot water.—Town Topics. ". For Buggy Tops: Carriage TrimmingsOf all kinds go to J. Gains. At price ep ouihghe thee, A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whipe, we SCADDEN'S ' SALOON AVING P corner of now prep WINES. “AND ‘LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. YEE LEE & CO. Hiias ‘mes the very Patent Lawyers: WASHINGTON, D.C. i H Mi and. Spring. et . prtebety AT Ihave had j it thoroughly rem to nerve tay Patrons With the New Fruit and . Vegetable Store, Combs and Brushes. All at Bod Rock Prices for Cash . st . No Credit i=c2a" pn. oer ple BACK AT THE ' OLD BAKERY. SS wn . Bngiand’s First — tik tbs Got water, Coffee oanhee: iecihaisateiaen ' ; 4 eee ; * There seems to be no limit to the pesto’: machine. . The utility of this . system. of supplying small articles. diindependence, and} ~ Our . ‘Under English rule matters improved } . ly compensated, resolved to go beyond . 1 tiie reach of law and government, and . ‘. -what you hear spoken of as the “great whom waa;the present President Kru+} . aR 15 MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES ‘GEORGE WM. [DURST Has the proprietorship of the NEW W YORK BAKERY WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. G aprons Provided by a Lonmden Slot Machine. -of the automatic pen ny-in. réct-to the public. has. grown wonderfully. of Iate years, and there has re-’ sently been erected in Leicester square, London, an automatic lamp-post, which orovides ‘hot water, hot coffee and\hot 20coa, délivered in liquid form,and also “beef. tea: in globules, chocolate, cigarettes, ete. The way in which the water is heated 7 the gas burners at the i of the _A& TEAPOT. LAMPPOST. at sehisteal All Sorts of Things for Thirsty ~ Lendoners.) ~ . lump is extremely hegeaions, says the Jolden Penny. The water to be heat2d, curious to say, is not at the top of the lamp-post, but’ at the bottom, and the heat of' the gas flame does not directly touch it at all. There is a tank 40° gallons -of-water.--A—very-.small quantity.of water is carried over the . amp'fiameand is: there converted into superheated steam, :and-this.steam is taken through cafefully insulated pipes and heats the water down below, a galton at'a time. . Cold water is brought in by a small stipe from the street main, passes through the 40 gallons or so of hot water and then, slightly warmed, runs up tu-the top of the lamp and coils in a fust over the flame until it reaches a small “superheating boiler” at the top. ‘ When ‘the. steam in the little superlieating boiler has ‘risen to a pressure of ahout 20°pounds to the inch it-blows down a pipe toward the water to be, heated, and the decrease of pressure al.ows a little more water to come into the spiral‘ vaporizer from the main automatically. The very small supply of cold water coming in under carefully regulated pressure gets slightly warmed, passes up to be vaporized and blows down a pipe closely packed round with white magnesium and asbestos. The pipe containing the steam passes through the little gallon tank and then, only partially condensed and with much of its heat still left, it rans through the large tank and raises the temperature of that a great way toward belling eee SCIENCE AND“INDUSTRY. ~ There are over 6,000 known languages and dialects, pair of hand-sewn boots. recently near Elwood, Ind., with an Indian arrow imbeded in the jawbone. The Japanese address letters the reverse of what we do, writing the country first, the state or province next, then the-city; the ‘strect number and the name last of all. Statistics of Ohio shaw among other things an unsatisfactory condition of martial affairs. During the past year more than 7,000 applications for divorce were filed in the state. nside the lamp pedestal holding 40-or-. ---~--~> spiral ‘many times round and round . ” * (here are nearly 8,000 stitches in a The skeleton of a.man was unearthed READY FOR BUSINESS. “a Nevada Brewing t. SALBABENTO IRASE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. We have-one of the bes ‘eierten in the. State and are now ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam-ily trade solicited. All orders promptly. attended to. . Give Usa . Trial. Packea in Fancy — tia Humoatused and Sold py ¥ PL AZA PLANING MILL «ese. RICE & LEWIS, Proyp's. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. outdine.e: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: “Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, ~~ : “Plans Drawn_for Neat’ and Modern Homes “Ge our stim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. i RICE & LEWIS, Sacuasinwro Or., NawaDA Cary, Nevada County Oil Company. Is making wonderful progress. eS : IN THREE SHIFTS DRILLING 130 FEET. Our machinery is working perfectly and provision is made for a rapid-completion: of the first well. WHEN OIL IS STRUCK STOCK WILL SELL AT #1 PER SHARE, The Company is now selling stock at 75 cents per share. ~~ LOCATION OF LAND, KERN RIVER OIL DISTRICT. “a ( Refer to the maps—you will see our land. D. B, wong President ; Sherman W. Mpseh, Vice President ; Secretary ; 7. R. Powell, "H. M. Cooper, F. & W. Taylor, W.L. Mobley, 'W. G. Ross., EX. ce. x". Kae GOOorER Will Furnish you All [Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT T PLAN . GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT jnPublishes All the News —_ : Boe . Arbogast, P. G. Seedion F . [pe Issued every evening’ (Sundays and #lolidays except:s) 12% cents per week, delivered by carrier. NATION AL! MARKET, C.J.NAFPZIGER, + = = Fat wesmmimeeneiitiank” ~ wholesale and retail. USAZSS, ete. : “elass market. ‘oods delivered free eharge. \Wnuon: Ftotel Prep’r Pork, Mutton And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first Short Order Restaurant The undersi sstice husaieed med the restaurant in the signe buildi pe Broad yore and will give strict attention toshort orders, including Tamaies, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & Mrs, Durand, Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. . Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been Henry Lane, = Prop’r of them "Open day and night Union Livery Stable The finest turn-outs in the ounty,and plen remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished , _ throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this ” part of the State. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DBALER, tie LBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Seas, mei And Large Modera Dining Room. . qaygnar anTHUR = BUMBOLDT IMPr‘D Stopping place for all Stagos and Busses A renin " CAVEATS, TRADE M COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING. AND HAULING. Partioular attention ees to the transpor ture — L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. fornia street, San Francisco. N. [oc a) Soeeancle nelletek on ee : a Prelate ponte the Gasgwish Isanda, Page New Zealand, the Australian Eastern Sta one 8 wooD AKER UNION MARKET, a. For, Matton. an — Pm teh enio the tes and Europe. lowest rates. Files of nearly every newspaper pu the Pacific Coast ki Sonate wis ALSO, KEEP ON HAND A CHOICB A all Scatiatede tian ent ntly on hand ed free access-ta Publ Taste Hams, To order. a specialty,

earememeeneiareroeeicie) 3H NO. 156. ibiting Houses of .111 th side of Spring @reet f National Alley in the ¥ THE CITY OF NE. as follows: . etion I. the a By ae cmt Spri side of al alléy e limits of ‘ e. City: of intain, or become in in» or shall in any way ippo.t of any house of * et or uuderiet, or trans. any premises for any o stion a ‘shall violate of the xdinance shall be guilty r and upon, conviciion cd in a sum not more (100) Lollars, or imprisil not exceeding ‘Len. (10) tion III. hall take effect Seeedl: $d, 1900, by the following ult Peard and Hill, .S. RECTOR. President. YE ARD, Cierk. 1 i ecember Sth, 1900. ment Notice. INING COMPANY, LOCA. ipal place of business, San rnia,~ Location of works, vada county, California. given that at a meeting of tors, held on the Zid ay of assessment (NO.5) of ten — as levied uoow thcapital wold payable_imu.euitates Gold Coin, to the Seceo of. py ASB rancisco, California.a which this assessment aid onthe itth day ot be. ° edelinguent and. } Auction; aud ony payfore, wiil be sold-n ‘i nes. day of Janwlary; 1001, to’ nt assessment, together with rtisiug and expeuses of sale. » Board of Virectors. K. KUidZ, Secretary. tery Street, San Francisco, 25 ce to Creditors. {MARSHAL DUMFORD, DEtice is hereby. given by the dmiuistrator of the state 1ord, dece to the credersons having élaims ay alust sd, to exhibit them with the ers;within four mouths after ation of this notice, to the ator, at the Law Uifice ot jrass Valley he busiuess of said estate, in levada, Cal. T. J. TORPIE, nistrator of s evada county. November 7, 1900. », Attorneys ior Adm’r, of Proving Will. RIOR. COURT IN AND F¢ of Nevada, ctate of Cal:dt acbscietmasacn of BLIZABLIA‘eby given that MONDAY, the @ uary, ivi, at 10 o'clock a. m. t the Court Room of said Jourt House in the City and ida, has been appointed by me . lL place for proving -the-\) il1of.. Jones, deceased, and for bearation of Lucy .Nouyes and A, e issuance tothem of Le:ters when aud where any person . appear and contest the same, \ber veh, 1900. BL. ARBOGAS . , Clerk.” g Aw’ y ior Petitivuers. tice to Creditors. -% J. BADSAU, vt CEASED.. Noreby given by th: undersigned r Of the estate of J. badeau ae ) creditors of au. ail persons -against the saiv deceased, to , With the nece:sary vouchers, yonthe etter th <tirst publica: notice to the seid Admunistravy othee of Jones & Lurue, Grass a_Co., Cal., the same being the transaction gf the business of . said Cc nuty Nevada. Jd. LOKPIE, inistrator of Sorcds Coun-y. +, November 7, Lv00. ue, Attorneys for Adm’r. Summons, ior Court of the County of Ne 2 of Catifornia. fowie, as Administrator of the # ceceaseid, § ABKA EK. sO0W kK, ~BrED'C. MBLBY and Anaad sudan 8. urt of the County of Nevada, . fornia, and the Complaint niet @ of theClerk ofsaid County of Ne 7 3 of the State of California sex 4 Frea C. Meiby, Defendant reby required to appear anda nplaint in an action enti! ght against youin the Super Couuty of Nevada , State of Cai in ten days after the service 0 summons—if served within thig vithin thirty days if seryed ele iniif wil take judgment tur a jamazes-demauded in the co isiug upon contract, or will Court sor any other relief ot) he complaint,er my haud andthe seal of t court of the County of eve ifornia, this 8th day of Novem ber) F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. . NDS, Attoruey for Fiaintil: nn22Summons. USTICE'S /S COURT OF Nbvabi ip, County of Nevada, dtaie TURNER, Plaintif, CK; EDWARD BLACK. Agent fo, LAOK, vefendant. ie of the State of California “set ‘Frea Black; 4. W, Black, Age” ack, defendant. \ereby directed to appear befor Office at Nevada ity, in si anc answer the complain in Itled as aboye, brought aga Justice’s ( ourt of Nevaaa 10 ty of Nevada, State of Caiifor ays, after the service O1 yo! ous—if served-within the city wnoship or city in which this ugh’;-or, if served out of city but-in this county, Wit er within twenty days i: sem are hereby notified that wu” rand answer as above requ! aintift wil take judgment for, damages demanded in the é 1rising upon contract, or he f 1e \ our: fur the relief dom plains. : ier ey. handthis 2th day. di S. HOLBBOU ice of the Peace of said To Notice To Creditors. . OF SARAH NOVIiZKY, = d. Notice is hereby giveu that ft ed, Executors.of the Last W ovitazky, di to the of d all persons having claints one eceased, to exhibit them, wil) . ‘youchers, within four mout!s st publication of this notic ‘ utor atthe Bank of Messrs. & Vo., Main street, Grass * 4, that being the office of s yr the transaction of the bus . JACOB WEISS . JSLDOR HAAS, of the will’ of Sarah itaky. 4 3, itts, Att y for Bx. ber 1,14 Bridge License. E IS HEREBY GIVER THAN regular session of the Board s ‘on the first. Monday in Ja ‘ s svon thereafter a m phe pee make application ‘i soonae vo collect tolls on the ge ores * pF, DERRICIMG 30 CENTS A WEEK t Nevadacounty, § iame beinz the piace for the § } an for new,Singers. Also big discount for : ond-hand ones from $5 up. All kinds re.: @yery ‘Wednesday evening, and children’s Action brought in the 9 © Pine and Commercial streets. nore Y¥RAR—NO, 13,130. Frardware, Stoves and Tinware—— Before Jo anything i in the above line call and dnapect the stock Ps aGEO. E. TURNER'S. There you will find the greatest variety to be found in the city, and the prices lower_ han anywhere. else, a,great reduction having Ls ae articles are too numerous to mention, been made. @ “Bargains are offered. i in Boy’s Wagons, Ete.. = WE HAVE n BEAUTI but drop in and you will find just what you “ IFUL ‘STOCK OF LAMPS, ‘WHICH. —a Big Stock of. Sporting Goods J ust Received =— Ee FOR STOVES AND RANGES, the stock cannot be Beat . in any way. , mio pRapen G. E. TURNER, } Pine. Wi Kevaia th ee Rta it IS S UNSURPASSED. jerraraalanninacariaeusmsenssnacianie “length inserted ries this h ror ‘oenta under ‘or 500 a week or $2a month. Hac Hie neaditiona i line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in mirenee. ‘Fob-Sale. A fine Canover Piano, almost new. Ad-}° dreas 553 P. O. Box, Nevada City, d18-2w Big Christmas Discount. ; Buy now. and get the big Xmas discount > $25 allowed-for any make of machine traded parties that-have no old machine. Good secpaired end-work. guaranteed.. Office—Bovey _Bros. shee wore. Reyads, ey. GEO. N. A Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some. to travel, others for lo“work: $12 weekly salary ‘and expenses. Old,established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase be wages. Write at once. Addréss BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Nzuw Haven, Coun on Cing School. * Ladies and gentleman’s dancing school ere dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by Prof. Michell. é tf House and Lot For Sale. A Troom house; with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern salnrgreenente anda bath. Apply toGEKO. A GRAY. au 81-ti 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, eare of Transcript. Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, étc. on the: most reasonable ‘terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be]. promptly attended to. n2-tf For Rent, Aflat withfour rooms with moderp im provements, .A cook-stove for sale. Inquire of J. S.-Holbrook at his office on corner tf Fine Work Done. ~. Upholstering, ‘paper hanging and carpet laying done in first-class style by GzorcE —RusseLu. Leave your orders at Snell & ‘#leming’s and your work will-be attended to. tf Jn Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. » Have moved into their new cuerters 1 Tom * mercial street and invite a: :hein former patrons to call and ses ‘ Take it a point to serve Wines, Liquors and Cig 19rs All kinds of Mixe ivrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Ce: m ¢.a St NEW. YORK HOTA. JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee aprons bene NA GEMENT— sponge ntest portions o of the Eee Seen ug hat bem, They will he firest brenos of hice rooms; electric lights THE TABLE ws ey eurpassed in the county or variety, coo “TMT CST-OLAN Ba li wane: ee le FRAN K'S PLACE FRED EBILERMAN, Proprietor ° Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On dreught. Best brands of lied . Smoke =oot Smell. Nevada Cv. Electric Power Co.'s is the tdeal Light. GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The ¥inest of Funeral Furnishings. . Fiorat Pieées supplied to order. Telephone sale: Office 281, residence . C. H. HARRISON, DBALEE Is All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BR DAD STREET. Opp. Bosenberg B8 SOMETHING NEW! Apricot “Cordial. eon Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Clam Juice a oe DAVIS, Teacher o Vocal and Instruments} Music, Also Choral avi Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley oy A ages portions of Nevada county weekl urpose of instructing pupils att oir. own oOmes. For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc. apply to the Professor, either by lettero: personally, at his homeia North San Juan or the Union Hotel. Nevad» City --Semi-Centennial YearTHR INDEPENDENT, New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at -that rate for any part of a year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE . INDEPENDENT 180 Fulton 8t., N. Y. Prot TION. Send mod for ee examination re FREE, bo nn BOOK ON PATENTS fec'sctore paren ‘nC. A: SNOW & Co. . E Galen Sane. Mar ory pooh CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, -410 a. M. to 4 ey and as “Paris. Sacrame x. she. principal cities: JAMES HENSESSY,a eee MEVADA cerry CAPITAL. Lord Housman. BUSINESS HOURS. le mantel from 20 to 7:90 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. sew York—National Bank of North Amer2 Francisco—Birst National Bank, Lon; of D. O. Mills . . in Ameriean. nto—NationaP t Dra: pet f ishsage gazamgansieh Coifections on any part of the United States hest price paid for County and State Sti aed Sliver Bullion pavelinedd Assay Office a at the Bank. mh Sg gn lg

transacted "J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. We issue 8 Also Bills of Empire Stable, #road Street, opp. National Exebange Hotel Nevada City, Prop’r. The Bnmpite Livery Stable HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found im this part of the State. Peerless Saloon. HAs PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dah}gren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers t the Finest Wines. Liquors and Cigars. old friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W. RICH. All m who ca ner. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. Vg fever var fhese are the attractions you can & always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, . Allthe favorite, jrande of Watekies hand, su: open. oni “Kent : ucky ,; lor a omas Tay’ or. i and “Robin Hood.” — epper” wm. i. Britiand. Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: make regular is City and na Gress Valley at the hours: and-7:30 p 8:45 and 6:80 p. m. town without extra GEO, WETTERSU-Prop. Metablichmen ee A . R. Steege. ne tion. The British. {understand . vf OF. Until foxner 2 notice the "Bus will between Nevada following Leaving Nevada City at 10 a. m2, & Seanad: vant Valley at 8:45 a.m. 1, Passengers called for in any part of charge. _Leeve orders at the National Exchange Hotel, ‘RST. IN 1860 By N. P. BROWN & CO, ase 8 eae ae State and the Colonisation of . Natal—Origin.of the: Prouble Roast Shoeeee Woes Ses, The relations of the of the English with the. ‘Duteh fn South Africa are touched upon . , in an article in St. Nicholae by Kiyda The Cape settlement remained in possession of the Dutch until 1795, when, the French” revolutionists occupy: olland, the.colon-' ists hoisted a appesled to Great. Britain for pen in the ‘name of the ] r swho.was. at. that, g London, You must freshen memory. of European history of that period, in case you have forgotten it, to how---matters_.atood.. he-) tween the different countries. Then -you will see hoy it was that when peace was restored. after the Napoleonic ware, and Holland had beem annexed i by Hranee,: the latter country ceded: hod the “Batavian Repub which included, among other territory, the Cape Colony. ‘for the colonists, and. the administration was, on the whole, satisfactory, until the government ordered the slaves to be freed. The Boers, indignant at . the loss of “property,” for which the did not consider themselves sufficien trek” took place in the year 1835. Trek comes from the Dutch.verb trekken, to draw. or drag, and this journey was 86 termed.because the people who left . the colony to seek another home farther inland traveled in huge ox-carts The first 200 who left wandered! on “until they came to 4° country far from ' the sea, where, after many fights with the Matabele tribes, they, held their own sufficiently to found the Orange} Free State. — The second trekking party, among ger, then ten years of age; went over into the colony of Natal, There they failed in finding a resting-place, be-. } cause they attempted to take land already in British possession. They, too. had their struggles with natives and many hardships. to encounter, but ‘finally they c1ossed the Vaal river, and soon. after all the different settlers @nited themselves, for mutual proteetion, into a republic, under a man named Pretorius as president, and with Paul Kruger as commandant general of the army. It was not long before they found themselves unable to prevent trouble with the natives, and they appealed to England for protection. They were also heavily burdened with a debt, whith they saw no chance of repaying. So Great Britain took them:in charge, kept off the natives, and paid their debts, and at last, at the request of many of the settlert® the country was declared to be the possession of the British empire.It prcbably would not interest you to hear all the political changes and discussions which have taken place in the country. It is enough to say that the Boers were not satisfied to be under English administration, and finally rebelled against it, with the result that, after a short war, their country was given back to them on certain conditions. These conditions not having been adhered to as England expected, the present war broke .out, —~~Wedlenl Prowres®. —— Cobwigger--Medicine has made Sh derful strides since the days of ‘Bangrado, with his bleeding and hot water. Merritt—That’s so. The doctors have shut down on the hot water.—Town Topics. ". For Buggy Tops: Carriage TrimmingsOf all kinds go to J. Gains. At price ep ouihghe thee, A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whipe, we SCADDEN'S ' SALOON AVING P corner of now prep WINES. “AND ‘LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. YEE LEE & CO. Hiias ‘mes the very Patent Lawyers: WASHINGTON, D.C. i H Mi and. Spring. et . prtebety AT Ihave had j it thoroughly rem to nerve tay Patrons With the New Fruit and . Vegetable Store, Combs and Brushes. All at Bod Rock Prices for Cash . st . No Credit i=c2a" pn. oer ple BACK AT THE ' OLD BAKERY. SS wn . Bngiand’s First — tik tbs Got water, Coffee oanhee: iecihaisateiaen ' ; 4 eee ; * There seems to be no limit to the pesto’: machine. . The utility of this . system. of supplying small articles. diindependence, and} ~ Our . ‘Under English rule matters improved } . ly compensated, resolved to go beyond . 1 tiie reach of law and government, and . ‘. -what you hear spoken of as the “great whom waa;the present President Kru+} . aR 15 MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES ‘GEORGE WM. [DURST Has the proprietorship of the NEW W YORK BAKERY WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. G aprons Provided by a Lonmden Slot Machine. -of the automatic pen ny-in. réct-to the public. has. grown wonderfully. of Iate years, and there has re-’ sently been erected in Leicester square, London, an automatic lamp-post, which orovides ‘hot water, hot coffee and\hot 20coa, délivered in liquid form,and also “beef. tea: in globules, chocolate, cigarettes, ete. The way in which the water is heated 7 the gas burners at the i of the _A& TEAPOT. LAMPPOST. at sehisteal All Sorts of Things for Thirsty ~ Lendoners.) ~ . lump is extremely hegeaions, says the Jolden Penny. The water to be heat2d, curious to say, is not at the top of the lamp-post, but’ at the bottom, and the heat of' the gas flame does not directly touch it at all. There is a tank 40° gallons -of-water.--A—very-.small quantity.of water is carried over the . amp'fiameand is: there converted into superheated steam, :and-this.steam is taken through cafefully insulated pipes and heats the water down below, a galton at'a time. . Cold water is brought in by a small stipe from the street main, passes through the 40 gallons or so of hot water and then, slightly warmed, runs up tu-the top of the lamp and coils in a fust over the flame until it reaches a small “superheating boiler” at the top. ‘ When ‘the. steam in the little superlieating boiler has ‘risen to a pressure of ahout 20°pounds to the inch it-blows down a pipe toward the water to be, heated, and the decrease of pressure al.ows a little more water to come into the spiral‘ vaporizer from the main automatically. The very small supply of cold water coming in under carefully regulated pressure gets slightly warmed, passes up to be vaporized and blows down a pipe closely packed round with white magnesium and asbestos. The pipe containing the steam passes through the little gallon tank and then, only partially condensed and with much of its heat still left, it rans through the large tank and raises the temperature of that a great way toward belling eee SCIENCE AND“INDUSTRY. ~ There are over 6,000 known languages and dialects, pair of hand-sewn boots. recently near Elwood, Ind., with an Indian arrow imbeded in the jawbone. The Japanese address letters the reverse of what we do, writing the country first, the state or province next, then the-city; the ‘strect number and the name last of all. Statistics of Ohio shaw among other things an unsatisfactory condition of martial affairs. During the past year more than 7,000 applications for divorce were filed in the state. nside the lamp pedestal holding 40-or-. ---~--~> spiral ‘many times round and round . ” * (here are nearly 8,000 stitches in a The skeleton of a.man was unearthed READY FOR BUSINESS. “a Nevada Brewing t. SALBABENTO IRASE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. We have-one of the bes ‘eierten in the. State and are now ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam-ily trade solicited. All orders promptly. attended to. . Give Usa . Trial. Packea in Fancy — tia Humoatused and Sold py ¥ PL AZA PLANING MILL «ese. RICE & LEWIS, Proyp's. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. outdine.e: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: “Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, ~~ : “Plans Drawn_for Neat’ and Modern Homes “Ge our stim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. i RICE & LEWIS, Sacuasinwro Or., NawaDA Cary, Nevada County Oil Company.. Is making wonderful progress. eS : IN THREE SHIFTS DRILLING 130 FEET. Our machinery is working perfectly and provision is made for a rapid-completion: of the first well. WHEN OIL IS STRUCK STOCK WILL SELL AT #1 PER SHARE, The Company is now selling stock at 75 cents per share. ~~ LOCATION OF LAND, KERN RIVER OIL DISTRICT. “a ( Refer to the maps—you will see our land. D. B, wong President ; Sherman W. Mpseh, Vice President ; Secretary ; 7. R. Powell, "H. M. Cooper, F. & W. Taylor, W.L. Mobley, 'W. G. Ross., EX. ce. x". Kae GOOorER Will Furnish you All [Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT T PLAN . GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT jnPublishes All the News —_ : Boe . Arbogast, P. G. Seedion F . [pe Issued every evening’ (Sundays and #lolidays except:s) 12% cents per week, delivered by carrier. NATION AL! MARKET, C.J.NAFPZIGER, + = = Fat wesmmimeeneiitiank” ~ wholesale and retail. USAZSS, ete. : “elass market. ‘oods delivered free eharge. \Wnuon: Ftotel Prep’r Pork, Mutton And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first Short Order Restaurant The undersi sstice husaieed med the restaurant in the signe buildi pe Broad yore and will give strict attention toshort orders, including Tamaies, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & Mrs, Durand, Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. . Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been Henry Lane, = Prop’r of them "Open day and night Union Livery Stable The finest turn-outs in the ounty,and plen remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished , _ throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this ” part of the State. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DBALER, tie LBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Seas, mei And Large Modera Dining Room. . qaygnar anTHUR = BUMBOLDT IMPr‘D Stopping place for all Stagos and Busses A renin " CAVEATS, TRADE M COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING. AND HAULING. Partioular attention ees to the transpor ture — L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. fornia street, San Francisco. N. [oc a) Soeeancle nelletek on ee : a Prelate ponte the Gasgwish Isanda, Page New Zealand, the Australian Eastern Sta one 8 wooD AKER UNION MARKET, a. For, Matton. an — Pm teh enio the tes and Europe. lowest rates. Files of nearly every newspaper pu the Pacific Coast ki Sonate wis ALSO, KEEP ON HAND A CHOICB A all Scatiatede tian ent ntly on hand ed free access-ta Publ Taste Hams, To order. a specialty,