January 8, 1902 (4 pages)

aoe CR 18 H-RGBY GIVRN 9 + Hampton in hin of Nevaca, State . in the Field Now3, & M. "raid. Mineral sy lescribed as follows, to-wit, VEY OF EXTERIOR novi 8T. LOUIS LOcaTioy, nning at cor. No. 1, a sprym, . ins, square, set Wine pre nound of earth, seribed . p) 8 it. diam, bears A, 12 LbW.g ribed B,-i. 1—¥itl; tne Nx, ey te. 9 Hi, M.D. M., bears ration corner, & post mar ra N. 669 35’ K. 6 tt. ; theng » 8.189 40° H. 278 tt. to cag, spruce post 4 ft. long, 4 1. in the giound with mony, d L. 3761; the location 2 bears N. 68° 5u’ ii. 4 ft; e 502.7 ft. to cor. NO. % Cn ing rn (Jewel Consolidated) s vide of an O@k 16 ins, cian, xd 2—8761 whence an oak 4 N. 88° 30" W. 23 5 ft. biazed 2—8761; thence alo_g Grey side line, var. 189 4.5, a0 cor. No, 3, & Spruce pust, ing; square, marked 1it-4 aud jy ar 8 ins. diam, bears ny, 10 as Mine. or t ° i YEAR—NO. 12,070 . TRANSCRIPT: Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Toe, . INT COLUMN. =i exceed five lines iu of not to pond erted under this head f 2a month. Kac week or 40. cents a month. lably in advance. eek ‘or 50 additional line Pay. Calf Wanted. NEVADA’ CITY,CAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 8, 1902. 4b EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. HI6 INITIAL FLIGHT INTO SPACE, WAS AT PARIS IN 1783, Pilatre des Rosiers Was the Pioneer of the Long Line of Daring Spirits Who, Perished In Their Attempts to Navigate the Air. The first attempts. to make ascensions by, means of balloons: were made In Paris in the year 1783. Pilatre des Rosiers. was.the first and most, illustrious of the long list of aeronauts who have fallen victims to their desire to advance the art of aerostatics. In July and August of the year 1783 balloons filled with hydrogen gas were THEFIRST AERONAUT — TEI “Business Locals. For life insurance see’ T. B. Gray, ‘ Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, . dé6tf Gall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line, tf For the best of everything in the meat:line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BritLanp's Council Chambers. Try them tf A good hot lunch. will be served every night at William Harry’s salo corner Pine and Spring street. Coo! beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall tf. For His Reputation, $500. The proprietor of a large dry goods store had decided to tear down the old building and erect a new one in its stead. In furtherance of this plan he was removing his goods to temporary. quarters in another. building. The goods were nearly all out of the old structure when from some unknown .cause it caught firé. The de partment was promptly on hand and soon had a stream playing on -the flames, but the merchant was wild with excitement. Running up to the chief, he urged him to greater haste. “Never mind the goods!” he shouted. “Save the building! T’ll give the boys a check for $500 for their pension fund if they don’t let the fire spread beyond that floor!’ “Why, you’re going, to tear the old SUGAR. Given Away Free fe with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. Ya lbs. Sugar Free with each 25 Purchase 3 lbs. Sugar Free with. each Oe. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free wit each $¥.9° Purchase sent up from Paris, and in September at Versailles the first balloon was sent up freighted with living animals. In the same year. Montgolfier constructed a balloon which he claimed would be capable of carrying passengers, his workshop being in the gardens of the Fauhourg St. Antoine. The bald and scribed B. ‘I’. 3—37i1; t Western end line, var. is0 2 ft. vo cor. Nov 4, a & roy 4 ins square, set 1s ins, iu ‘building down /anyway, aren’t you?” . Loveland ia now selling his’ famous asked the chief. bread at five cents a_loaf at the Popu“Sea j lar Bakery. Try itand you will always. . Bi din kattislibe communica te ing. win ite 55.2 =e on hoaeet body on earth to think that’s the reayou want a good, cool dri of} son why it caught fire?” oe beer—the very best in town—drop in. By great‘éxertion the fire was exand see Wm. Harry. mi7-tf tinguished with little loss so far as the calf_is.wanted right beh Tik‘Daniel Mod: Fc mound of earth; scrived 4g e 16 ins, dia. beara 5. ¥1° y scribed B, ‘t.-48761; thenc: ) 60’ W. 800,5 ft. tocor No.5 4 ong, 4 ft. long,4 ins. square, ‘round, with Wound of eur il, whence a fired oak if 95.129 K., 1eit., blazed and SENT POSITIONS — YOUNG: dfor Raliway Mail Clerks. Inres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. —Does-yo’ want,me to open mah mout any widah?::. PeattoNe: t at's petee Bi fntend to work en the Sotelae. fiood Investment. : -8161, identicai with tocatiy marked St. u., No. 3; thouce & 40° W., suv ft 10 west end of ce post 4it. long, 4 ius. aqua he ground with stone mou 161, iden: ical wath location p » No.1; mouth of tunel bean hing NK. about 400 ft; thence ation arid 500 fc, to cor, No. 4,4 long, 4 ius. square, set 2 ftan 1 mound .f earth, seribed t ak ing. diam, bears 5, (0 ed and scrib d B.°'l. 6~sill h location cor,, & post marked nce va. .8° K., IN. 699 41" by, 407 on south ine of ‘Omega pa ae post 4 ft. long, 4 1u8. »q) he gruund, with mound of ¢ 761, whence @ pine 16 in, dias g, K. 16 1t. blazed and x iti; thence along Umega gu’ K, 622 ft. to-cor, No. 8, ega Mine, a cedar post 4 it, are, set 18 ins. in the grouud arth, scribed 8—876l, wheuce m. bears 10° H. 16 tt. biaaed '. 8—8761; thence var, 18° & t end line N.4° 30’ W. 176.3it, edar post 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squar the ground, with mouud oF eaj 3761, whence the Nk. cor. of ars N40 40’ W. 26 it; the.ce var ) 41’ E . 857 feet to beginning. ST. LOUIS LODE LINY Jeginning a: post L—siél at ie line, thence var. 189 4.,N. to po t L—o761, east end of lode scribed. EST EXTENSION OF THE. ST. LOU Survey of Exterior Boun Beginning at cor. No. 1 onthe mega patented mine, a cedar pd ns. square, set 18 ins. in the g ound of earth, scribed 1—vi ruce 9in. diam. bears 8 .2° Wi ad scriped 4. ‘I’. 1--3761, the Ni. T.16N., 8. 9H.,.M, D, M., bears 16 1t, identical with location remce var. 18° K.,S, 18° , 40" bh. ue ne of West nxtension of the. on; the.ce same course 11é ft. cedar post 4 ft. long, 4 ins sq a the ground, with mound of —8761, whence a cedar 5 ins. di 3° W., 2.5 fc. blazed and scrib.d hence var. 1s° KS. 779 19’ W., .o. 3, a.cedar post 4 ft. long, 4 ing 8 ine. in the ground, with mo cribed 8—3761, whence a willowg era N. 680 40’ W. 15.5 ft. biazel 3. 1. 38751; thence var, 18° 1, 00'ft. to westend of iude line,# t. iong, 4ins. square, set 18 ins.i vith mound of earth, scribed ft to cor.No,,4,.a.eedii pos ns. square, set 18 ins, in the g nound o: earth, scribed 4—3itl, 3K. cor. of the Deadwood, pal years S. 85> 28’ W. lil fc.; thene N. 800 25’ K. 913°63 ft. to beginning LODE LING OF BT. LOUIS WEST Beginning at post L—8ibiat BS ine, thence var. 18° £., N. 8 o east end of lode line, post The presumed course of the le Northwest to Southeast. ‘Lhe teet ciaimed on the ledye ist tending trom the west lode poi extension ‘of the St. Louis lo east lode post of the sawe, then northeasterly from the west st. Louts location to the exst ld same, as described in the fo Notes. ‘the surface ground feet in width on each. side of above deagr.hed as limited byt scription, Or thereabouts, tou lines of adjacent claims. ‘The notice 0: location of said cation is on reco. d in the office Recorder of Nevada County, 0% Book ¥ of Mining Claims, pages the n tice of location of thew of the St. Louis location is 01% office of the County Recorder Dosete. in Book No. 10 of pages 8 et seq. ; adjoining Claims; On the Omega Quartz Mine (patented) ‘and south by the Great. We Mine, survey No, 116. Any and all persons claiming® ground, vein, ledge, premises # thereof so described, survey and applied for, are hereby’ uuléss their adverse claims ar co.ding to law end te regu under within the time pr. with the Register of the U.5 Sacramento, California, they by the-provisions of the lav4 made and provided —-— It is hereby ordered thst! Notice of Application for 4 1% lished for sixty-one (61) cont the Nuvaba City Day TEX newspaper publisbed at Nev fornia, which said paper isd 4 as the newspaper publishe Mining are and ie prove® this a cation.” . notice oO app) toa Fass First publication of this 0 . Fred Seails, Attorney! : Notice to Credit . ASTATE OF JAMES KITS Notice is hereby givel, signed, Executor of the Last ment of James Kitts. deceas, orsof and all persons having the said deceased, to:exhi» i neeestary vcuchers, W ithio . ter the first publication o'y 4 said Executor Herbert ©: : City, Calif., the same being transaction of the busines said county of Nevada. ERB fthe Last Will an a Kitts, deceased Dated Nevada City, this oth? Assesément Ne . +> WARD GOLD MINING Of R oeton of principal Pe -Sam Francisco, Californias! Nevada county, Californie : Notice is hereby given ¢ “a the Board of Directors hele’ Noyember, 1901, an ere ; r acd One-He! cents per share the capital we bees of the or ~ immediately in United Ora 414at the as Clens preckels Bull : yer pea ge wo which this remain unpaid on the or Hii wih be delinaven ie . fefore, will be sold on Ty stion tes. &Co., Nint or Large Amounts With amediate Profits. gamble, but from legiti4 ‘ankers, merchants, proand all persons interested in with small capital are joinclass references in any part of For particulars address and Pine Streets, bice Berry Plants. ipod time to plant Raspberry and] nts. I have the best varieties ly avery moderate charge for ad. T. H. LEHR. Lost, i. Areward will be given by reto TRANSORIPT office, n22 Wanted. salt is wanted by Daniel Mcmilkman. Apply in:medi ni4tf THOMAS FRASHGS Weekly Dances. N. G.C., will give weekly s0‘ ag Hall every Saturday nlebt fo fu ng. tnished for the danc dies free, gents 50 omar Rs 1 t-Class Bootblack. 4 whose stand is at Wild’s va Broad street, gives the best . All the latest sporting popes J un hed Rooms to Let. fooms to let. Enquire at James x Grove and Nevada streets y tf “Start Girls Right! M4. «Many beautiful girls become invalids for life, because at the; crucial, period of puberty they pay no attention to the Jaws. of health. Mothers’; ‘should protect their, daughters’ health, by giv. . ing them necessary. information. and proper ‘treatment. When the; menses come.on.a g'rl ‘unawares in her inexperience, she is either: ' frightened into convulsions, or scared into try. . Ing to check the flow.-Many girls have checked » the flow and it has never started again, . And asa result: they have grown pale-faced, with > “crow-tracks” on their cheeks, and dark half. moons under thelr-eyes::. Adose of. taken every morning after a girl is twelve years old will bring the: menses on. properly and, keep them ‘regular.; It will help her to develop into attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and , All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui. _ The Ho! » Asbury Park, N. J., Febru 1900. I read your advertisement {n regard to Wine af ournad in the Balcones American, and it so favorably een me that.on my visit to Baltimore during the holidays I purchased & bottle of it for my adopted daughter, who was suffering with female troubles; e had been: under the doctor's care for some time, and when her poms 8 Would come on her suffering was something terrible. I intluced her it and the first dose bronght.on her ; menses. She took it regularly acco: t) directio wf . -——-"elievyed.* To use her Be Bg “It sa bie Pes life. ‘ BS uy Gnoss. For advice and lit 'e, 1 dd » “The Ladies’ Adviso: D The Ch T zy gt Pt Ay Company, Chattanooga, Tena, kl Noelal To be given at ORY HALL BDAY EVENING ORCHESTRA Bho veces scales ieee 60 Conts EVADA SALOON RNOW, Proprietor. tet i it of. . pand Liquors. WEN Cent Beer in Town. IST RAPP YS, “ , CHICKENS and GEESE days. The finest in the bared ready for the oven. liday Goods of all all our patrons, as to the PIES and CAKES ork Bakery E{HURST, Prop, part of thecity. Wed-. ‘anc Seem y West 8. specialty. R. DAVIS. Q Begg instrumental Orchestral Director. county w 4 re pupils at their ows ; moor, aither by levoror of ei 4 a Clty Bei S. FINE JEWELOY AND SILVERWARE. [F YOU CONTEMPLATE MAKING A PURCHASE *: any time during the coming year, you should make it a point to call and examine the--complete and beautiful stock of Novelties we-have,. We: guarantee everything as represented. The stock is varied.and comprises Ladies’ Long Chains, Brooches, Necklaces, — ‘Stick Pins, the Best of Brushes —AND THE STOCK OF— —CUT GLASS and SILVERWARE Is something out of the ordinary, and sure to please the most particular, as it' has been selected especially to suit the people of Nevada City and vicinity. kee Five Hundred of the rost Beautiful Rings to Select From. G. J. Brand yJEWELER, BROAD STREET .FINE MILLINERY. Dry Goods, od Fancy Goods, etc. § A special invitation is extended to all to wisit my store and see these Soods. &. Fé Crawford } Main Street.; loon was sixty feet In height and forty‘eight broad, Its exterior was richly . painted and embroidered, there being '} Represented upon it the twelve signs of i the zodiac,.the.arms of the king of France and numberless fleurs-de-lis and ¥) lower down, amid a crowd of grotesque heads and garlands of flowers, a flock . of eagles, ‘with extended wings, that .seemed to be flying and supporting the huge balloon upon their shoulders. _ Below the balloon .proper was con. structed a circular platform of wickerwork, covered -with silk, ‘which was ‘ased as a car. This platform was very large and was surrounded by a balustrade to prevent the aeronauts from falling. out. In the center. of this plat. form or car was an opening, below which was suspended by-chains an iron E+ stoye, which was to be used for rarefying the air in the balloon, while in one corner was @ magazine intended for the + storing up of an immense quantity of . straw, which served as fuel. Pilatre des Rosiers, generally alone, °F but at one time accompanied by the Marquis d’Ariandes and on another occasion by M. Girond de Villette, had as‘cended in the balloon without cutting “. the. rope which held it captive to a -height of 1,290 feet.the rope, but consent was at last secured, and on the 20th of November, 1783, everything was made ready. During the day the wind and rain were vio-} lent, and it was found necessary to postpone the ascent. The next day, the 21st, the weather was more favorable, -and at 1:30 in the afternoon in the presence of the dauphin and his suit Pllatre des Rosiers and the Marquis d’ Arlandes set out together frem the Jardings de la Muette upon the first aerial voyage ever attempted and performed. The wind was still very rough and the weather stormy, but in spite of these disadvantages the balloon rose rapidly. Having‘ passed over Paris and become free from all fear of getting entangled among the buildings of the city, the aerohauts suffered themselves to descend cousiderably until they found themselves in a fresh current of air, which bore them in a southerly direction. ‘ After proceeding a few miles farther the fire was allowed to die out, and the balloon descended about five miles from Paris. When the aeronauts returned to the Chateau. de la Muette, they were greeted with the utmost enthusiasm’ by the assembled crowds, Benjamin Franklin was a witness of the whole spectacle, and when asked what he thought of it he replied, “I have seen a child born which may one day be a man.” Aerostatics had advanced to such a degree that. on the 7th of January, 1785, Blanchard, a rival of Rosiers, crossed over the channel from Dover to Calais. : Rosters was spurred on‘by :Blanchard’s success and set to work constructing. a balloon which, when completed, he called an aeromontgolfier. It consisted of an tmmense balloon of hydrogen gas, with. a large cylinder placed under it, the use of it being to, rarefy the air without losing gas. When a favorable day had arrived, Pilatre for the last time made his preparations. He ,was assisted by a Boulogne: physician, named ,, Romain, and on June 15, 1785, they stepped into the basket, the ropes were cast off, and the balloon rose with the utmost majesty fromthe earth. . When it bad risen about 200 feet, it ‘atruck a fresh.current of air which y ‘. took it directly.toward thesea. It soon found, another current which rapidly carried it back again. It possibly may have been the desire of the aeronauts tu. descend to find a more favorable current.of air, for while opening the valve to let the‘cold air {nto his cylinder unfortunately a huge rent was made in the balloon. The consequences were immediate-and horrible. At that time the balloon was 1,700 feet above the surface of the earth. A few moments afterward the two aeronauts lay on the ground dead and horribly. muttlated. Near the spot. where Pilatre des Rosiers was buried a monument was erected In 1853 to commemorate the almost miraculous crossing of the sea by Blanchard, upon.the very spotof earth on which that intrepid aeronaut descended. He bad become for France a hero,.and numbers of inscriptions are still readable.—New York Times. Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s-siga2} nature is on each box, 26c. Rosters had much difficulty in obtain-> {ing permission from the king to make ; . an-ascent without being held down by . For sale by cured. at Billy Britland’s Oounoil Obambers, on Broad street. s27iet ' A Woman’s Awful Peril. \ “There is only one chance to save your life and that is. through an operation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Hant of Lime Ridge, is., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice, Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse, Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly cured her. It’s a wonderful Sousa, Liver, oe gerd F ems ures Dyspepsia, 88 O tite, Try it. Only 50 cts. Guaranteed, . D, Vinton. The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, ae "those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps. Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 250 and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by d. Dickerman, sole agent. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Go For Those Home-Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. The were raised and cured by. Wm. H Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask .your grocer for Smith's Prunes. o11-tf Food Changed to-Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines ig uces effects like those of arsenic, ut Dr. King’s-NewLife Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 26c at Vinton’s. Choice oyster cock-tails can be pro-. chant was as good as his word.— Youth’s Companion. . z = : The Consultation. “My wife always consults me about every article of attire she buys—frocka, © . bats, shoes, gloves, everything.” “My wife does, too—that Is, she aske me for the money.” _ ss Brain-Food I Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of. food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! 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 Flowe#, the favorite medicine of the healthy miliions, A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, -purifles the blood, and makes you fee) buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Alminac. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lunge developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs. is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Stops the Coughand W orks Oft the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No*Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents. Read over the following and Two packages. In \% boxes. A box Mixed One pound In Jars, each. Blue Ribbon Raisins Reinz’s Apple Butter see if you do no ;eed some of them for your Pantry or Larder. Mince Meat In Bulk One pound, lécts. In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel s2ig Seeded Raisins 25 cents huts P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. NEVADA COUNTY-LAUNDRY ‘ASSOCIATION & of your linen and other washable garments after they have been through our hands will only deepen the conviction in your mind that we have the “know how,” the facilities and the will ingness;to “do:things up” in high class style, Not the least of our merits is promptness in delivery—you know what it is to wait ! : \ H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada €ity . u 3O lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.9? Purchass Coffeses E"reshiy Roasted 10,122,135, 20, 23, 20, 35 cts. per pound ood Quality. Our Stronghold Funre Teas . 85, 40, 50, GO and 70 «cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. E*ull Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex oan Colima Baling Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder shan Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle GOoOoD TIME TO BUY "Mary, Premiums Free Many. GOOD QUALITY. LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld 4uttractixve Sale CF China, Crockery, Glassware aT awa. “GN 4.ttractixz7e Prices. . Good Place to Buy . \ Great American Importing TeaCo, PINE ST., Masonic Bullding, Nevada Clty. en's Datent Leather and Mid Shoes _ $3.50 to $5.00 AT BOVEY BROS., Broad, Street. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers inevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent ‘Nevada City, Cal. Wrrite for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT THE GROTTO SALOON . = Bridge License. xk * Nercs IS HERESY GIVEN THAT AT “the regular session of. the Board of Supervisors, onthe 24th day of January, 1902, or as soon thereafter as the same can be beard, I will make application for a renewal of license ‘to collect tolls on the Freeman . bridge crossing. « ‘ : THEODORE. WAYMAN nee utor of the last will of B, F. Derrickson, eceased. December 2th, 1901. _ Proving Will. . JN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR I the County of Nevada,State of Caliornia. A * In‘ the matter of the estate of Johi . Dawning, deceased riven that seomanias. M4 otice ere) ven ‘ 20th DAY OF TENUANT 100d wets ole ne ; =. of said Gag, at the Court Have moved tutotbeir nev Cu rters —b Som Connty of ‘4 —_ 4 pel re by mercial street and invite a1 icin forme: . me as the t'me and place fo! proving the patrons to call aud se~—hioy They wil: . wi'l of said John a raten. taonbsed make it a point ta sarve hy fires Preaas of gaa for hearing the appli of <olpnnels uance to of a where: any Wines, Liquors and C: gars! jeyeunine Downing for the Letters caeemen 'y whem an i All kinds of Mixed rink: person intereuted: May Oppear Ane qentesy a Specialty. = he same. oe ‘Dated January aoe. MAITLAND BROS., Props. Com nocsla . ees doeons . By A. J’ Hosxime, Deputy. Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and. Cigars.on hand. Hot Lunch every. Saturday Night. . Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS

aoe CR 18 H-RGBY GIVRN 9 + Hampton in hin of Nevaca, State . in the Field Now3, & M. "raid. Mineral sy lescribed as follows, to-wit, VEY OF EXTERIOR novi 8T. LOUIS LOcaTioy, nning at cor. No. 1, a sprym, . ins, square, set Wine pre nound of earth, seribed . p) 8 it. diam, bears A, 12 LbW.g ribed B,-i. 1—¥itl; tne Nx, ey te. 9 Hi, M.D. M., bears ration corner, & post mar ra N. 669 35’ K. 6 tt. ; theng » 8.189 40° H. 278 tt. to cag, spruce post 4 ft. long, 4 1. in the giound with mony, d L. 3761; the location 2 bears N. 68° 5u’ ii. 4 ft; e 502.7 ft. to cor. NO. % Cn ing rn (Jewel Consolidated) s vide of an O@k 16 ins, cian, xd 2—8761 whence an oak 4 N. 88° 30" W. 23 5 ft. biazed 2—8761; thence alo_g Grey side line, var. 189 4.5, a0 cor. No, 3, & Spruce pust, ing; square, marked 1it-4 aud jy ar 8 ins. diam, bears ny, 10 as Mine. or t ° i YEAR—NO. 12,070 . TRANSCRIPT: Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Toe, . INT COLUMN. =i exceed five lines iu of not to pond erted under this head f 2a month. Kac week or 40. cents a month. lably in advance. eek ‘or 50 additional line Pay. Calf Wanted. NEVADA’ CITY,CAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 8, 1902. 4b EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. HI6 INITIAL FLIGHT INTO SPACE, WAS AT PARIS IN 1783, Pilatre des Rosiers Was the Pioneer of the Long Line of Daring Spirits Who, Perished In Their Attempts to Navigate the Air. The first attempts. to make ascensions by, means of balloons: were made In Paris in the year 1783. Pilatre des Rosiers. was.the first and most, illustrious of the long list of aeronauts who have fallen victims to their desire to advance the art of aerostatics. In July and August of the year 1783 balloons filled with hydrogen gas were THEFIRST AERONAUT — TEI “Business Locals. For life insurance see’ T. B. Gray, ‘ Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, . dé6tf Gall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line, tf For the best of everything in the meat:line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BritLanp's Council Chambers. Try them tf A good hot lunch. will be served every night at William Harry’s salo corner Pine and Spring street. Coo! beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall tf. For His Reputation, $500. The proprietor of a large dry goods store had decided to tear down the old building and erect a new one in its stead. In furtherance of this plan he was removing his goods to temporary. quarters in another. building. The goods were nearly all out of the old structure when from some unknown .cause it caught firé. The de partment was promptly on hand and soon had a stream playing on -the flames, but the merchant was wild with excitement. Running up to the chief, he urged him to greater haste. “Never mind the goods!” he shouted. “Save the building! T’ll give the boys a check for $500 for their pension fund if they don’t let the fire spread beyond that floor!’ “Why, you’re going, to tear the old SUGAR. Given Away Free fe with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. Ya lbs. Sugar Free with each 25 Purchase 3 lbs. Sugar Free with. each Oe. Purchase G lbs. Sugar Free wit each $¥.9° Purchase sent up from Paris, and in September at Versailles the first balloon was sent up freighted with living animals. In the same year. Montgolfier constructed a balloon which he claimed would be capable of carrying passengers, his workshop being in the gardens of the Fauhourg St. Antoine. The bald and scribed B. ‘I’. 3—37i1; t Western end line, var. is0 2 ft. vo cor. Nov 4, a & roy 4 ins square, set 1s ins, iu ‘building down /anyway, aren’t you?” . Loveland ia now selling his’ famous asked the chief.. bread at five cents a_loaf at the Popu“Sea j lar Bakery. Try itand you will always. . Bi din kattislibe communica te ing. win ite 55.2 =e on hoaeet body on earth to think that’s the reayou want a good, cool dri of} son why it caught fire?” oe beer—the very best in town—drop in. By great‘éxertion the fire was exand see Wm. Harry. mi7-tf tinguished with little loss so far as the calf_is.wanted right beh Tik‘Daniel Mod: Fc mound of earth; scrived 4g e 16 ins, dia. beara 5. ¥1° y scribed B, ‘t.-48761; thenc: ) 60’ W. 800,5 ft. tocor No.5 4 ong, 4 ft. long,4 ins. square, ‘round, with Wound of eur il, whence a fired oak if 95.129 K., 1eit., blazed and SENT POSITIONS — YOUNG: dfor Raliway Mail Clerks. Inres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. —Does-yo’ want,me to open mah mout any widah?::. PeattoNe: t at's petee Bi fntend to work en the Sotelae. fiood Investment. : -8161, identicai with tocatiy marked St. u., No. 3; thouce & 40° W., suv ft 10 west end of ce post 4it. long, 4 ius. aqua he ground with stone mou 161, iden: ical wath location p » No.1; mouth of tunel bean hing NK. about 400 ft; thence ation arid 500 fc, to cor, No. 4,4 long, 4 ius. square, set 2 ftan 1 mound .f earth, seribed t ak ing. diam, bears 5, (0 ed and scrib d B.°'l. 6~sill h location cor,, & post marked nce va. .8° K., IN. 699 41" by, 407 on south ine of ‘Omega pa ae post 4 ft. long, 4 1u8. »q) he gruund, with mound of ¢ 761, whence @ pine 16 in, dias g, K. 16 1t. blazed and x iti; thence along Umega gu’ K, 622 ft. to-cor, No. 8, ega Mine, a cedar post 4 it, are, set 18 ins. in the grouud arth, scribed 8—876l, wheuce m. bears 10° H. 16 tt. biaaed '. 8—8761; thence var, 18° & t end line N.4° 30’ W. 176.3it, edar post 4 ft. long, 4 ins. squar the ground, with mouud oF eaj 3761, whence the Nk. cor. of ars N40 40’ W. 26 it; the.ce var ) 41’ E . 857 feet to beginning. ST. LOUIS LODE LINY Jeginning a: post L—siél at ie line, thence var. 189 4.,N. to po t L—o761, east end of lode scribed. EST EXTENSION OF THE. ST. LOU Survey of Exterior Boun Beginning at cor. No. 1 onthe mega patented mine, a cedar pd ns. square, set 18 ins. in the g ound of earth, scribed 1—vi ruce 9in. diam. bears 8 .2° Wi ad scriped 4. ‘I’. 1--3761, the Ni. T.16N., 8. 9H.,.M, D, M., bears 16 1t, identical with location remce var. 18° K.,S, 18° , 40" bh. ue ne of West nxtension of the. on; the.ce same course 11é ft. cedar post 4 ft. long, 4 ins sq a the ground, with mound of —8761, whence a cedar 5 ins. di 3° W., 2.5 fc. blazed and scrib.d hence var. 1s° KS. 779 19’ W., .o. 3, a.cedar post 4 ft. long, 4 ing 8 ine. in the ground, with mo cribed 8—3761, whence a willowg era N. 680 40’ W. 15.5 ft. biazel 3. 1. 38751; thence var, 18° 1, 00'ft. to westend of iude line,# t. iong, 4ins. square, set 18 ins.i vith mound of earth, scribed ft to cor.No,,4,.a.eedii pos ns. square, set 18 ins, in the g nound o: earth, scribed 4—3itl, 3K. cor. of the Deadwood, pal years S. 85> 28’ W. lil fc.; thene N. 800 25’ K. 913°63 ft. to beginning LODE LING OF BT. LOUIS WEST Beginning at post L—8ibiat BS ine, thence var. 18° £., N. 8 o east end of lode line, post The presumed course of the le Northwest to Southeast. ‘Lhe teet ciaimed on the ledye ist tending trom the west lode poi extension ‘of the St. Louis lo east lode post of the sawe, then northeasterly from the west st. Louts location to the exst ld same, as described in the fo Notes. ‘the surface ground feet in width on each. side of above deagr.hed as limited byt scription, Or thereabouts, tou lines of adjacent claims. ‘The notice 0: location of said cation is on reco. d in the office Recorder of Nevada County, 0% Book ¥ of Mining Claims, pages the n tice of location of thew of the St. Louis location is 01% office of the County Recorder Dosete. in Book No. 10 of pages 8 et seq. ; adjoining Claims; On the Omega Quartz Mine (patented) ‘and south by the Great. We Mine, survey No, 116. Any and all persons claiming® ground, vein, ledge, premises # thereof so described, survey and applied for, are hereby’ uuléss their adverse claims ar co.ding to law end te regu under within the time pr. with the Register of the U.5 Sacramento, California, they by the-provisions of the lav4 made and provided —-— It is hereby ordered thst! Notice of Application for 4 1% lished for sixty-one (61) cont the Nuvaba City Day TEX newspaper publisbed at Nev fornia, which said paper isd 4 as the newspaper publishe Mining are and ie prove® this a cation.” . notice oO app) toa Fass First publication of this 0 . Fred Seails, Attorney! : Notice to Credit . ASTATE OF JAMES KITS Notice is hereby givel, signed, Executor of the Last ment of James Kitts. deceas, orsof and all persons having the said deceased, to:exhi» i neeestary vcuchers, W ithio . ter the first publication o'y 4 said Executor Herbert ©: : City, Calif., the same being transaction of the busines said county of Nevada. ERB fthe Last Will an a Kitts, deceased Dated Nevada City, this oth? Assesément Ne . +> WARD GOLD MINING Of R oeton of principal Pe -Sam Francisco, Californias! Nevada county, Californie : Notice is hereby given ¢ “a the Board of Directors hele’ Noyember, 1901, an ere ; r acd One-He! cents per share the capital we bees of the or ~ immediately in United Ora 414at the as Clens preckels Bull : yer pea ge wo which this remain unpaid on the or Hii wih be delinaven ie . fefore, will be sold on Ty stion tes. &Co., Nint or Large Amounts With amediate Profits. gamble, but from legiti4 ‘ankers, merchants, proand all persons interested in with small capital are joinclass references in any part of For particulars address and Pine Streets, bice Berry Plants. ipod time to plant Raspberry and] nts. I have the best varieties ly avery moderate charge for ad. T. H. LEHR. Lost, i. Areward will be given by reto TRANSORIPT office, n22 Wanted. salt is wanted by Daniel Mcmilkman. Apply in:medi ni4tf THOMAS FRASHGS Weekly Dances. N. G.C., will give weekly s0‘ ag Hall every Saturday nlebt fo fu ng. tnished for the danc dies free, gents 50 omar Rs 1 t-Class Bootblack. 4 whose stand is at Wild’s va Broad street, gives the best . All the latest sporting popes J un hed Rooms to Let. fooms to let. Enquire at James x Grove and Nevada streets y tf “Start Girls Right! M4. «Many beautiful girls become invalids for life, because at the; crucial, period of puberty they pay no attention to the Jaws. of health. Mothers’; ‘should protect their, daughters’ health, by giv. . ing them necessary. information. and proper ‘treatment. When the; menses come.on.a g'rl ‘unawares in her inexperience, she is either: ' frightened into convulsions, or scared into try.. . Ing to check the flow.-Many girls have checked » the flow and it has never started again, . And asa result: they have grown pale-faced, with > “crow-tracks” on their cheeks, and dark half. moons under thelr-eyes::. Adose of. taken every morning after a girl is twelve years old will bring the: menses on. properly and, keep them ‘regular.; It will help her to develop into attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and , All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui. _ The Ho! » Asbury Park, N. J., Febru 1900. I read your advertisement {n regard to Wine af ournad in the Balcones American, and it so favorably een me that.on my visit to Baltimore during the holidays I purchased & bottle of it for my adopted daughter, who was suffering with female troubles; e had been: under the doctor's care for some time, and when her poms 8 Would come on her suffering was something terrible. I intluced her it and the first dose bronght.on her ;

menses. She took it regularly acco: t) directio wf . -——-"elievyed.* To use her Be Bg “It sa bie Pes life. ‘ BS uy Gnoss. For advice and lit 'e, 1 dd » “The Ladies’ Adviso: D The Ch T zy gt Pt Ay Company, Chattanooga, Tena, kl Noelal To be given at ORY HALL BDAY EVENING ORCHESTRA Bho veces scales ieee 60 Conts EVADA SALOON RNOW, Proprietor. tet i it of. . pand Liquors. WEN Cent Beer in Town. IST RAPP YS, “ , CHICKENS and GEESE days. The finest in the bared ready for the oven. liday Goods of all all our patrons, as to the PIES and CAKES ork Bakery E{HURST, Prop, part of thecity. Wed-. ‘anc Seem y West 8. specialty. R. DAVIS. Q Begg instrumental Orchestral Director. county w 4 re pupils at their ows ; moor, aither by levoror of ei 4 a Clty Bei S. FINE JEWELOY AND SILVERWARE. [F YOU CONTEMPLATE MAKING A PURCHASE *: any time during the coming year, you should make it a point to call and examine the--complete and beautiful stock of Novelties we-have,. We: guarantee everything as represented. The stock is varied.and comprises Ladies’ Long Chains, Brooches, Necklaces, — ‘Stick Pins, the Best of Brushes —AND THE STOCK OF— —CUT GLASS and SILVERWARE Is something out of the ordinary, and sure to please the most particular, as it' has been selected especially to suit the people of Nevada City and vicinity. kee Five Hundred of the rost Beautiful Rings to Select From. G. J. Brand yJEWELER, BROAD STREET .FINE MILLINERY. Dry Goods, od Fancy Goods, etc. § A special invitation is extended to all to wisit my store and see these Soods. &. Fé Crawford } Main Street.; loon was sixty feet In height and forty‘eight broad, Its exterior was richly . painted and embroidered, there being '} Represented upon it the twelve signs of i the zodiac,.the.arms of the king of France and numberless fleurs-de-lis and ¥) lower down, amid a crowd of grotesque heads and garlands of flowers, a flock . of eagles, ‘with extended wings, that .seemed to be flying and supporting the huge balloon upon their shoulders. _ Below the balloon .proper was con. structed a circular platform of wickerwork, covered -with silk, ‘which was ‘ased as a car. This platform was very large and was surrounded by a balustrade to prevent the aeronauts from falling. out. In the center. of this plat. form or car was an opening, below which was suspended by-chains an iron E+ stoye, which was to be used for rarefying the air in the balloon, while in one corner was @ magazine intended for the + storing up of an immense quantity of . straw, which served as fuel. Pilatre des Rosiers, generally alone, °F but at one time accompanied by the Marquis d’Ariandes and on another occasion by M. Girond de Villette, had as‘cended in the balloon without cutting “. the. rope which held it captive to a -height of 1,290 feet.the rope, but consent was at last secured, and on the 20th of November, 1783, everything was made ready. During the day the wind and rain were vio-} lent, and it was found necessary to postpone the ascent. The next day, the 21st, the weather was more favorable, -and at 1:30 in the afternoon in the presence of the dauphin and his suit Pllatre des Rosiers and the Marquis d’ Arlandes set out together frem the Jardings de la Muette upon the first aerial voyage ever attempted and performed. The wind was still very rough and the weather stormy, but in spite of these disadvantages the balloon rose rapidly. Having‘ passed over Paris and become free from all fear of getting entangled among the buildings of the city, the aerohauts suffered themselves to descend cousiderably until they found themselves in a fresh current of air, which bore them in a southerly direction. ‘ After proceeding a few miles farther the fire was allowed to die out, and the balloon descended about five miles from Paris. When the aeronauts returned to the Chateau. de la Muette, they were greeted with the utmost enthusiasm’ by the assembled crowds, Benjamin Franklin was a witness of the whole spectacle, and when asked what he thought of it he replied, “I have seen a child born which may one day be a man.” Aerostatics had advanced to such a degree that. on the 7th of January, 1785, Blanchard, a rival of Rosiers, crossed over the channel from Dover to Calais. : Rosters was spurred on‘by :Blanchard’s success and set to work constructing. a balloon which, when completed, he called an aeromontgolfier. It consisted of an tmmense balloon of hydrogen gas, with. a large cylinder placed under it, the use of it being to, rarefy the air without losing gas. When a favorable day had arrived, Pilatre for the last time made his preparations. He ,was assisted by a Boulogne: physician, named ,, Romain, and on June 15, 1785, they stepped into the basket, the ropes were cast off, and the balloon rose with the utmost majesty fromthe earth. . When it bad risen about 200 feet, it ‘atruck a fresh.current of air which y ‘. took it directly.toward thesea. It soon found, another current which rapidly carried it back again. It possibly may have been the desire of the aeronauts tu. descend to find a more favorable current.of air, for while opening the valve to let the‘cold air {nto his cylinder unfortunately a huge rent was made in the balloon. The consequences were immediate-and horrible. At that time the balloon was 1,700 feet above the surface of the earth. A few moments afterward the two aeronauts lay on the ground dead and horribly. muttlated. Near the spot. where Pilatre des Rosiers was buried a monument was erected In 1853 to commemorate the almost miraculous crossing of the sea by Blanchard, upon.the very spotof earth on which that intrepid aeronaut descended. He bad become for France a hero,.and numbers of inscriptions are still readable.—New York Times. Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s-siga2} nature is on each box, 26c. Rosters had much difficulty in obtain-> {ing permission from the king to make ; . an-ascent without being held down by . For sale by cured. at Billy Britland’s Oounoil Obambers, on Broad street. s27iet ' A Woman’s Awful Peril. \ “There is only one chance to save your life and that is. through an operation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Hant of Lime Ridge, is., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice, Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse, Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly cured her. It’s a wonderful Sousa, Liver, oe gerd F ems ures Dyspepsia, 88 O tite, Try it. Only 50 cts. Guaranteed, . D, Vinton. The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, ae "those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps. Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 250 and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by d. Dickerman, sole agent. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Go For Those Home-Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. The were raised and cured by. Wm. H Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask .your grocer for Smith's Prunes. o11-tf Food Changed to-Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines ig uces effects like those of arsenic, ut Dr. King’s-NewLife Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 26c at Vinton’s. Choice oyster cock-tails can be pro-. chant was as good as his word.— Youth’s Companion. . z = : The Consultation. “My wife always consults me about every article of attire she buys—frocka, © . bats, shoes, gloves, everything.” “My wife does, too—that Is, she aske me for the money.” _ ss Brain-Food I Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of. food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! 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 Flowe#, the favorite medicine of the healthy miliions, A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, -purifles the blood, and makes you fee) buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Alminac. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lunge developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs. is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Stops the Coughand W orks Oft the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No*Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents. Read over the following and Two packages. In \% boxes. A box Mixed One pound In Jars, each. Blue Ribbon Raisins Reinz’s Apple Butter see if you do no ;eed some of them for your Pantry or Larder.. Mince Meat In Bulk One pound, lécts.. In packages, 10cts. Citron, Lemon Peel s2ig Seeded Raisins 25 cents huts P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. NEVADA COUNTY-LAUNDRY ‘ASSOCIATION & of your linen and other washable garments after they have been through our hands will only deepen the conviction in your mind that we have the “know how,” the facilities and the will ingness;to “do:things up” in high class style, Not the least of our merits is promptness in delivery—you know what it is to wait ! : \ H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada €ity . u 3O lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.9? Purchass Coffeses E"reshiy Roasted 10,122,135, 20, 23, 20, 35 cts. per pound ood Quality. Our Stronghold Funre Teas . 85, 40, 50, GO and 70 «cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. E*ull Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex oan Colima Baling Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder shan Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle GOoOoD TIME TO BUY "Mary, Premiums Free Many. GOOD QUALITY. LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld 4uttractixve Sale CF China, Crockery, Glassware aT awa. “GN 4.ttractixz7e Prices. . Good Place to Buy . \ Great American Importing TeaCo, PINE ST., Masonic Bullding, Nevada Clty. en's Datent Leather and Mid Shoes _ $3.50 to $5.00 AT BOVEY BROS., Broad, Street. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers inevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent ‘Nevada City, Cal. Wrrite for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT THE GROTTO SALOON . = Bridge License. xk * Nercs IS HERESY GIVEN THAT AT “the regular session of. the Board of Supervisors, onthe 24th day of January, 1902, or as soon thereafter as the same can be beard, I will make application for a renewal of license ‘to collect tolls on the Freeman . bridge crossing. « ‘ : THEODORE. WAYMAN nee utor of the last will of B, F. Derrickson, eceased. December 2th, 1901. _ Proving Will. . JN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR I the County of Nevada,State of Caliornia. A * In‘ the matter of the estate of Johi . Dawning, deceased riven that seomanias. M4 otice ere) ven ‘ 20th DAY OF TENUANT 100d wets ole ne ; =. of said Gag, at the Court Have moved tutotbeir nev Cu rters —b Som Connty of ‘4 —_ 4 pel re by mercial street and invite a1 icin forme: . me as the t'me and place fo! proving the patrons to call aud se~—hioy They wil: . wi'l of said John a raten. taonbsed make it a point ta sarve hy fires Preaas of gaa for hearing the appli of <olpnnels uance to of a where: any Wines, Liquors and C: gars! jeyeunine Downing for the Letters caeemen 'y whem an i All kinds of Mixed rink: person intereuted: May Oppear Ane qentesy a Specialty. = he same. oe ‘Dated January aoe. MAITLAND BROS., Props. Com nocsla . ees doeons . By A. J’ Hosxime, Deputy. Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and. Cigars.on hand. Hot Lunch every. Saturday Night. . Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS