January 9, 1901 (4 pages)

se° Prohib : be Merah ae wae of 1 side of National Alley \, \,!' randaiees tone OF Me any hi e et or under! uiton oF ay: Premilees ter Section 17, “ on who shall viola f this praia “ shai 7° lars, ae Ms nop exceediiy ee . bd . (Sectior: : ance shall ke. © ect ember 8d, 1200, by the followin OF Game: Peard and Hill, B.S. SECTOR. President, NBY PRARD, Clerk, cation 1 ecember Sth, 1900, : nila ssessment Notice, ILD MINING CO) principal place Of ane Gk a hes on of sreby given Charade i mess ‘ap 8,held on’the 23d aa a 2 Mags nrwe emt (No. 5). of ten a Payable inspitt! red States Gold the ser © office of the amen, 7, als Bee san Francisco, California," eae Hp amen Bs on day ot be Gnd advertise ~ : te before, will be pte pate § Pipers of January, 101 to erie neamons, together with sing and expenses of sai Board of Directors, . K. RUAZ, secretary, San Franciaoo, on) Notice to Creditors. Tete HAL DUMFORD, DR. . N : v , Sar pr howa or the gh nt all persons hayin, sinima acai to exhibit’ them with thy pghers.within four months after co tion of this notice, to vi ator, at the Law Uitice pS arom Valley, Nevada county he romain the piace for tig of Nevada, Cal, ut state ia T. & TORPIE, iministrato: ts cue, Attorneys tor Adm’r, ice of Proving Will. PERIOR COURT: pty of Nevada, Meee cal 3 terof the Estate of ELIZABEIA . 1ereby given that MOND. 4 ort ga! > 1¥01, at 10 ealoed: “7 stars ite ieee e forgene has been Seepointed uy at m ip. ace for proving the Will of a ones, deceased, and for hear. . . pg of Lucy Noyes and A, the issuance tothem of Leiters Bs open aithere any person mio sit, oe the same, . L. ARBOGAS: ing, Att’y for 0 Siesta otice to Creditors. F J. BADKAU, Di CKAS A ASED. No. ereby given by th. undersigned or of the estate of J. budeau, ae 1e° creditors of anv all persons is Against the saiv deceased, n, With ‘the nece: sary vouchers, months diter th. tirat. publica: notice to the seid Administra: “v8 Office of Jones & Lurue, Grass iransiction of” tee busine of nof the business a said County of Havece. * ‘ . 2. J. VORPIE jinistrator of Nevada Coun.y. y, November .7, 100, i rue, Attorneys for Adim’r. Summonags. ‘ior Court oft ; : ot Cntifo sa se County of Ne‘ow le, as Administrator of the ; beh ¥ 1OWLE, decea : pudan.s, i 5 urt of the Couey a kee at fornia, and the Complaint fied : of theClerk ofsaid County of Ne © of the State.o : Broa: Melb, jalifornia send quired to appea — in an’ action entitled as & against you in the Saperior . ounty of Nevada , State of Caliui ten ‘days after the service on . ummons—if served within this . in thirty days if served else . re hereby notified that and answer as above onary q utiif wii take dag ent for any one es demanded in the com . e complain rad other Pepet ‘er ‘ art of the County eet ; ornia, this 8th day of November ¥.L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. Ds, Attorn ie é by f for Plaintiff. Summons, STICE’S COURT OF , County of Nevada, gg ones Plaintiff, ; 5 Br ssD BLACK, Agent for of the State of California send red Black; K. ay bo 4 defo ‘Se W. Black, Ageut eby directed: to ap: of Nev: Yevada, State of. Californi Je ar: rvice on you a hh served within the city and H Pp or city in-which this actto bab te thle Sout eith within twenty days Gj verved E 2 hereby notified ae as Coven bento iff will take indapaant for any ages demanded in the com# Uponcontract, or he will for the relief demanded n py handthis 2th day of SepJ. 8S. HOLBROU f the Peace of said Township, SARAH NOVILZK Be pbioe here) ie nat = rage bem ey ‘Last Will of Ys to the persons hay: ia ge é ers on Mak said K ‘treussotion of b apd § COB WEISSBEIN e.will of Sarah Novitaky, de tt’y for Ex. . : Dated December 11, 190. ridge License. HE GIVEN 1 i A ne the B Ha Susin January, . e nals applic game can . 2 ieloa for free . 6 ‘Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. *REEKS, Agent. awe ip f H YBAR—NO, 13,135: NEVADA CITY, CAL WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, r90T. EST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, . = neal amncnenil eens B efore phrchasing anything in the a ‘fiere you will find the greatest variety to anywhere else, a great reducti « “'Thie-articles are too numerons to mention, but drop ion having been made. Bargains are offered in Boy’s Wagons, Etc. p<7A-Big Stock of wat Sporting Goods Just Received == WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH IS UNSURPASSED. : ardware, Stoves and Tinware—— have line call and inspect the stock of — be found in the city, and the prices lower > in and you will find just what you > FOR STOVES AND RANGES, the stock cannot be beat in any way. . TURNER, Fat Sd, Hr Ci, . STOP BLEEDING. ~~ Eleetricity Now Declared to Be the Most Efficacious Measure’ Employed. The arresting of bleeding in surgical operations has always been one of the difficulties in certain cases, and the clectric current has been used before this with a view to bringing about that condition of heat which is necessary in order to cause the blood to clot and so act asa block. to the mouth of bleeding yessels, arresting hemorrhage. ‘ This, indeed, has resulted in the utili-’ zation of the electric cautery, as.it is called, in certain operations, the platinum wire at a red or almost white heat even supplanting the knife, because it burns through the tissues and at the same time prevents the wound bleeding to any great extent. This effect of heat was, indeed, known to our ancestors, who used red-hot irohs or,beiling pitch to sear.the surface of the flesh after their operations, thus causing an immense amount of suffering to the patient, before the days of chloroform. A new adaptation of this use of electricity for the purpose. of stopping bleeding has beén devised by inclosing a platinum wire in a pair of forceps ‘er-other instrument, the wire being inad sulated ina bed of burnt pipe clay, and /CENTS A WEEK bréisements of not to exceed five-lines in h inserted under this head for 50cents sk or $2a month. Kac additional line “week or 40 a@month. Payably. PI cpt ‘ = ——~. Carriage Trimmings For Sale: For Buggy Tops 4 ; AND" fine Canover Piano, almost new. Adaa 553 P. O. Box, Nevada City, . di8-2w ‘ ror Keat. gix-room cottage with porcelain bath id sink, marble w aah, stand and eleét: i: . hts. A nos aesira location. App y i-lw ©) doors above ki) iscopal church. Big Christmas Discount. ‘Buy now and get the big Xmas discount 5 allowed for any make.of machine traded for new Singers: Also big discount for ties that have no old machine. Good sec-. A ond-hand: ones from $5 up. “All kinds repaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey GEO. N. *. Men and women to represent us, some 3 ‘Old_established house, pleasant, permanent > positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at once. GRAY. _ for permanent” pdsition of trust, here or in “home county. $909 yearly. ; addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Trauscript. Rt 4 bLBY’ and ANAM . Bona tide Salary--$12 Veekiy. appoint agenis and travel, others for lowork $12 weekly salary and expenses. HEAS MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES Horse Blankets of all grades. ‘3 Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry No Credit ,s*tea ~ Of all kinds gd to Grass Valleyand Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: “Until further notice the "Bus wil) make regular trips between Nevade City and Grass Valley at the following hours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, f and 7:30 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:458.m. 8:45.and 6:30 p.m. ~ Passengers called for in any part of own without extra orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU Prop. charge. Leave as’soon as the bleeding vessel is seized by the forceps and compressed in the ordinary way an electric current is turned on, whose effect is so great that the tissues and the walls of the blood vessels are all agglutinated, so that the blood is no longer able to pass. MODEL TOWN NO MORE. Pullman, Iil.,Is Made Commonplace by. a Decree of the Supreme Court. Pullman, IIl., used to bea model town to look at. It is no longer good to look at; people who live there say that it’s a better town to live in, but there’s less fame in that. . » No more. will traveling Englishmen At price to suit the times. Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices. H’4 AND Beer 5 Cents. . THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. -. SCADDEN’S SALOON VING PURCHASED TH® SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Sprin [have had it thorough!y remodele now prepared to serve my patrous with the finest brands of WINES streets and am exclaim at its » wonders, oF French monographists write learnedly of it without secing it. 'bhe change of Pullman inte an ordibut mainly to a decision of the supreme court that the Pr government and th and baking powder at retail, BUILER & ALGER, Address Naw Haven, Conn Dept. K, °House and Lot For Sale. Al room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and earriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A » au di-ti Christian man or woman willing to ‘qualify Paper Hanging,. Etc. WM. DUNSTER is preparédto “fill all orders for Paper Hanging, “Painting, Frescoing, etc. on the most réasouable ‘terias. All rders Jeft at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be romptly attended 10. hy “det For Rent. ) -A flat with four rooms. with modern im oyements, A gook-stevefor sale. Inquire Pot J. S k at “his office ov corner Jommercial streets. tf pine Work Done. Upholstering, paper. hanging and carpet Maying done in first-class style by GEORGE “Russeuy. Leave your orders at Snell & '. Flenifng’s and your werk will be attended . , to. tf 4 , LE. W. SCHIMIDT, -—“LRADING CIGAR DBALER, : Pine Berect..ccescceceees Moved City it . LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigs: 4 : Sold. s I #xOCK— GENERAL ARTHUR SUMBOLDT IMPT’D BSTRELLA SOHBMIAN CLUB A ROSA . HARMONIA’ BACK AT THE OLD BAKERY. Has resumed the proprietorship of the GEORGE WM. DURST NEW YORK BAKERY MN Aiadiress all communmcations -* The Cal Amer. San francissoCal Yor woRy’ Quis Pros. VERB. eern the making of cars. three parks are destroyed run across the famous athletic once one of the finest in the country. The stone wall and gate that one now. ‘the Pullman Gas compaby been sold to the Chicago gas trust, the Ou Cominerelal street where he was.) “> loca’ : par Enclose svlf-. with the choicest pr WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. ‘ To order, a specialty. d for alongtime. He is now preto supply the public as of old ucts in hia line. . [u Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BRCS. Have moved into their new ¢ aevtcrs .» Tom mercial street and invite » . -hcin former patrous to call and sex, bum. whey will make it a-point toserye ti fires’ bree U' Wines, Liquors and Cig 19s Ali kinds of Mixe ‘.-riaka a Speciaity. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’a, C7 ‘use @ i:mpire Stable, $-oud Street, opp. National Exchange Hoje} Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’. The Empire Livery Stable pas the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND BUGGIES To he found in this pare of the State: * NEW YORK HOTA. BROAD ST., NEVADA CI , >, R. DAVIS, ‘ “Teacher o “Vocal and Instftément: bE Music, Also Choral avi Orchestral Director. portions of Nevada county weekly for t' a rpose of instructing pupils at their ow ae For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc either by lettero: ; lily, at his homei2 North San Juan oF \ te Union Hotel, Nevada City apply to the Professor, Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and.othe' JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec UNDER NEW MANACGEMENT—A home-like Lipa ate bouse, situated in one of the . . pleasantest portions of the Queen City. FBifty nice roonts; electric lights t: roughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and ser vice. /STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS BAR sunvplicc . with the : highest-grade +f Bat. Wines . enone Ete. Fancy Mixed Drinks a spec a for free examination and advice. aga BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patent. wie GJ A: SNOW &Coa. Sowa Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. Seca artauenves siahant Tate, COPYRIGHT or DESION § SM niodel, sketch, or photo. FRANK’S PLACE 1 ‘Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On drsught. Best brands of , Wines, Liquors and Cigars. FRED EILERMAN, Proprieto: Japan, China, Files of nearly every newspaper pub the Pacific Coast are kept constantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free accers,t hem during business hours ADVERTISING RATES . de knowi. on application. L, BP FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICI @ for all newspapers Dp Pacific Coast, ‘the Sandwich Isjand nesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Va ew Zealand, the Aust N liar Colonies, the Eastern States and rape Ob Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cal fornia street, San Francisco. ublish GEORGE A. GRAY, i Funeral Director and Embalmer. The inest of Funeral Furnishings Floral Pieces supplied to order. { aoe Nos.: Ottice 281, residence on the 8s, Polyparaiso. ness, and groceries cheaper— for TED steam heat. mit these: functions. But the old Pu a ‘model no more. Asa superintendent says: court. New Froit and Vegetable Store. -. YEE LEE & CO. Has opened a first-class Store adjoinin« the Bridge on MAIN STREBT, where will e times the very best of Fruits Voqesatiats Chickens, etc. 1 so, Cigars aud Tobacco, be kept at al A Goods Particular attention p tation of baggage for theetrical parties. Piano and furniture moving. Telephone 4 wood” DR oARER Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING“AND HAULING. aid to the transpor elivered free of charge and the best of satisfaction cuarautsed. them? and will put it to use.” its founder.—N. Y. World, cently in one of the sum of‘ mone English gentleman. These were locked in one of his trunks. ing from the dining sa the other evening, he w to see some suspicious shares ~ UNION\MARKET, . COLLEY BROS.) a Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veai, Etc., 4 ; At the lowest rates, ; WW noct of ™% Prop’s. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE rant in the Mills buildin; inc!udivg Tamaies, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Short Onder Restaurant . The undersigned have reopened Le restau: on it and wlll give strict giventidn souhart Sodere. Bacon and Eggs. ex ¢.J.NAFPZIGER, + ° Jams, Baconand Lard, wvholesaleand retail. ~ s00ds delivered tr CAVEATS, TR COPYRIGH sent free. Pa special notice, without NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. Beef, Pork, Veal, Sausages uauaily found olars markes ’ And ali kings of Meats bolting down the corridor. ing his room he found on exami that’all his trunks had been open and the contents thrown but, strange to say, not a piec was missing nor any money Tle believed that the jewelry.glars were Afridi théir cupidity a copy Prop’: Muttoo , ote. somehow sion, old singlet and ius first thus escaped the officer from the front. ™ better se: 535 t Office. ry NTY NC ik ‘How to tenis ».ceured through E. NTIVE Eleventh Late of C. A. Snow iT.» ADE MARKS, ~ TS AND DESICNS. Send your busines: direct to Washin: gaves time, ce ce. ON GIVEN—19 } obtain Patents, ! AGE smaller seal, particularly, finds ” @ Sens with_its nose. It fairly bumps it 4. goes again, once more to plug pipe. Occasionally the ree J 7 bd } Mrs. Stns & Mts, Durand, VE 6, SIGGERS Sees. ’ An Instance its ghetto,. or Jewish quarter, that swarms with peddlers, old clothes dealers and sweat. shops. Mercy. is not to be expected here, to be unknown. among such people, except among traders in’ selling’ their goods. pened tast. winter, »ause it commends human nature, especially the human nature found in the slums: where nearly all the signs upon the stores are ‘printed in Hebrew characters. The parents were very poor and very proud. nary humdram suburb is due partly to the extension of Chicago’s city limits, iilinois 1 ilman cotmLIQU ORS. pany was formed for building cars and not for landscape gardening, municipal e sale of cabbages The company has five yeats in which to sell such oft its effects as do. not conTwo of the and, the tracks of the Tlinois Central railroad field, PF ing-and starvation: feneed in the town are removed, Allits streets are aj artofttie Chicago system has city has taken over the water pipes and the steam-heating may go out of busi-_ The residents are getting. gas, water Chicago marketmen can now sell at their doors —but they area little nervous about the prospects about getting along without A new company will probably be formed to take the residences and unused land under a charter that will perman, company, is going to build cars and nothing else. The model village is “The company has no more consideration for its employes than the employes have for the company. It was their complaint that brought about the outrageous attack upon Mr. Pullman and ended in the decree of the supreme “They got what they demanded from the state, and why should they expect the company to continue the violation of its charter by maintaining parks for The company needs. the land So Pullman as a model town dies w Hindoo Pursuit of a Treasure, The following incident océurred relargest hotels ir Calcutta. It appears that an office! of the Gordon Highlanders arrived in town on his way home. He had a large y with him—about 2,000 rupees—and the usual jewelry of an Returnloon to his room as just in time looking natives On enternation forced about; e of his item of s, and the object of f the Koran belong to the med mullah, which they learned was in his, possesThe book was rolled up in an searchers, who appear to have tracked Playful West Indian Seals, The water in the pool containing the \ West India seals, at the, aquarium, runs off through a pipe four or five inches in ! ajiameter, whose opening is in the floor ofthe pool, at one end. When the valve below-has been opened the seals take delight in stopping the flow of water. The ure. in this, plugging up the opening its efforts to do this, and it holds on as . long as it can hold its breath. Then it. aeomes up to breathe, and then down it up the bigger seal A LESSON IN TACT. ‘ of Gentile Consideration That Comes from the Slams. os Almost every large American city has and tact is supopsed The following incident hapin the Jewish quarter in Boston . and is worth -telling, beily trade solicited. SACBAMENTO STRERT, NEV READY FOR BUSINESS. Giorra Nevada Brewing Co, ADA CiTY, CAL. We have one of the best breweries in the State and are lnow ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam All orders promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. A child was born in a short street {n the neighborhood was a Christian mission, and although Jewish children attended singing and sewing classes within its doors, some of their parents preferred to starve rather than accept its charity, and the -family in which this child was born was one of that class. The father and ‘mother pes> sistently-refused all aid, although there was no coal in the house and no money for:food. Then for some reason, probably ‘pride, they refused help from people of their own religion. ; All the dwellers in the neighborhood were. exceedingly poor, and could ill afford to give charity; but hefe was a starving family and a dying babe, . . Manufactured and Sol Woodpecker Cigars. Packea in Fancy Boxes, a-by. GLEE.” Native Son of Texas a — united with stubborn pride, and something had to be done. So a purse was made up by these poor people out of ‘heir petty earnings and divided into three parts. Each little sum wasintrusted to different Jewish tradesmen. That same day, one of their small tradesmen’ climbed up to the’ povertystricken tenement, and represented himself as a coal agent. P “Can I sell you some coal this mornr ing?” he asked, opening the door. ' The mian shook his head apatheti-. _ cally. j “But,” replied the improvised agent, “] gif you drust. One mont—tree mont —all you want, I drust you.” “Ah! answered the man with surprise. “Why do you trust me?” “You haf a good name,” said the agent. “I must introdooce mine peesness.” . Soon a load of coal was omits way to the house to warm the mother and her infant. ; The coal dealer had hardly left before a man from a butcher’s shop near by came and repeated the drama of charity. Then, net long after, followed a new millktman,. profuse with offers of “drust,’ who promised a quart of milk a day until the baby could get better. (hus was the family saved from freezNow, this happened in what is known as the slums, This delicate way meeting a crisis was not the act of a refined and aristocratic philanthropist. As the narrator told the writer: “It was the act of dirty Russian Jew peddlers.” One can almost pardon the dirt when such gentle: consideration is shown.—Y outh's Companion. What Lack of a Letter Did. An enterprising restaurant proprietor in Philadelphia hung out a large blackboard sign the other day with the folowing announcement: “You can’t beat our 15-cent dinners.” This sign proved to be a good drawing eard Suntil a young man of humorous turn of mind came along. ‘The latter, seeing the sign, stopped, and, after scrutinizing it closely, smiled one of those smiles which bode no one any good. He waited until none of the employes was watching, and, taking out his handkerchief, he erased the letter Ilthan-inside. a ere ees His Wants Briefly Stated. ith Pmerly been inhis ciaploy: PLAZA PLANING MILL. RICE & LEWIS, Frop’s. _. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. aubtines: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,; jet ou Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, \ Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes etim es ov any work of this sort that you may veed. , RICE & LEWIS, SACRAMENTO ST., NENADA OrTy. Ex. & EE”. “Will Furnish you All [Material for Your New Home ON -THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. of . pH” from.the word beat. The transformation was complete, and it was not until a crowd had ‘collected’ that the prgprictor of the restaurant discovered why there was a larger crowd outside A citizen who was not on the recent relief committee received the foltowing letter from an old negro who had forNO Smoke — 4 Soot. Smell. . Nevada Co, Electric Power Co. s is the ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, ” “Marse “Biltt-Deer Fren—I ‘dom. So fur, so good. you ter some what de bar’l self-risia use . striblitin’. all } cide (git de right I an’, Marse Bill!), er co’n licker, his dram!’’—Atlanta Constitution. is tol dat dey gwine ’roun striblitin’ goods ter de po’. Marse Bill, you well knows dat.I de po’es’ nigger dis side er FreeNow, I wants you ‘fluence ter git me I wants one flour, two hams, ena er meat, ome bar’l er pearl grits two vallons er maple surrup, one sack er calt, six poun’s er.coffee, a dollar’s wuth cr sugar, en, Marse Bill—ef hit don’t go ‘gin de conscience—erbout a quart so's de ol’ man kin git DEHALEE I8 All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco —_——— The Pinest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town C.H. HARRISON, BR AD. STRERT. Onp Rovenberg Bs SOMETHING NEW! burpared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines : the Peertcss Saloon. E AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I am preLiquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who eali will be treated ina courteous manApricot Cordial. eee Je Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.”’ T, H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. S@ROAD STREKT, -Paidupincoin, -°° . Undivided profits, = . --Semi-Centennial Yearoer. HENRY W. RICH. pleasMain st., opp. Union Hotel ’) Henry Lane, self in ty of them \ Open day and night end of the pool in. thesame ™ plugs up the intake opening at the other anner Union Livery Stable the finest turn-outein the ounty,and plen . THE INDEPENDENT New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. 8s Prop’r Sen Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE « INDEPENDENT. . xtc Union: . Stotel Re-opened! And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repa‘pered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One: Huadred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stages'and_ Busses. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) NEVADA CITY CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 50,000 35,000 DIRECTORS. fi. M, PRESTON ..eee eevee aSienies JOHN T. MOBRGAN,..ceeveeeeeeeecess D. Bh. MOBGAM..deccccccseeecconce Secretary Hon, Nilés Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS, 10 a. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. New York —National Bank of North Ameroa. San Franoisco—First National Bank, Lonion, Paris & American Bank. Sacrameuto—National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. , We issue Sight Drafts payabie 4 NEW YORK.” . SAN FRANULSCO, SACRAMENTO, Also’Bills of Kx. hange payable at sight in. the principal cities ©: Great Britain and durope. Coliections on any part of the United States 4 specialty. price paid for County and State Highest Varrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purch;sed ; Ausay Office at the Bank. ‘ This Bank Maintains an office at Grass V: jey, where a general Banking Business transacted. .J. M. THOMAS, Residew Agent at Grass Valles, te The Best Liquors, ; The Best Cigars. ‘fhese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies keptom Taylor,” “Jesse hanud,such as: “Kentue ee eylor.” “Oscar Pepper, 180 Fulton St., N. Y. i ; and “Robin Hood. ’ Wa. J. Britland, .

se° Prohib : be Merah ae wae of 1 side of National Alley \, \,!' randaiees tone OF Me any hi e et or under! uiton oF ay: Premilees ter Section 17, “ on who shall viola f this praia “ shai 7° lars, ae Ms nop exceediiy ee . bd . (Sectior: : ance shall ke. © ect ember 8d, 1200, by the followin OF Game: Peard and Hill, B.S. SECTOR. President, NBY PRARD, Clerk, cation 1 ecember Sth, 1900, : nila ssessment Notice, ILD MINING CO) principal place Of ane Gk a hes on of sreby given Charade i mess ‘ap 8,held on’the 23d aa a 2 Mags nrwe emt (No. 5). of ten a Payable inspitt! red States Gold the ser © office of the amen, 7, als Bee san Francisco, California," eae Hp amen Bs on day ot be Gnd advertise ~ : te before, will be pte pate § Pipers of January, 101 to erie neamons, together with sing and expenses of sai Board of Directors, . K. RUAZ, secretary, San Franciaoo, on) Notice to Creditors. Tete HAL DUMFORD, DR. . N : v , Sar pr howa or the gh nt all persons hayin, sinima acai to exhibit’ them with thy pghers.within four months after co tion of this notice, to vi ator, at the Law Uitice pS arom Valley, Nevada county he romain the piace for tig of Nevada, Cal, ut state ia T. & TORPIE, iministrato: ts cue, Attorneys tor Adm’r, ice of Proving Will. PERIOR COURT: pty of Nevada, Meee cal 3 terof the Estate of ELIZABEIA . 1ereby given that MOND. 4 ort ga! > 1¥01, at 10 ealoed: “7 stars ite ieee e forgene has been Seepointed uy at m ip. ace for proving the Will of a ones, deceased, and for hear. . . pg of Lucy Noyes and A, the issuance tothem of Leiters Bs open aithere any person mio sit, oe the same, . L. ARBOGAS: ing, Att’y for 0 Siesta otice to Creditors. F J. BADKAU, Di CKAS A ASED. No. ereby given by th. undersigned or of the estate of J. budeau, ae 1e° creditors of anv all persons is Against the saiv deceased, n, With ‘the nece: sary vouchers, months diter th. tirat. publica: notice to the seid Administra: “v8 Office of Jones & Lurue, Grass iransiction of” tee busine of nof the business a said County of Havece. * ‘ . 2. J. VORPIE jinistrator of Nevada Coun.y. y, November .7, 100, i rue, Attorneys for Adim’r. Summonags. ‘ior Court oft ; : ot Cntifo sa se County of Ne‘ow le, as Administrator of the ; beh ¥ 1OWLE, decea : pudan.s, i 5 urt of the Couey a kee at fornia, and the Complaint fied : of theClerk ofsaid County of Ne © of the State.o : Broa: Melb, jalifornia send quired to appea — in an’ action entitled as & against you in the Saperior . ounty of Nevada , State of Caliui ten ‘days after the service on . ummons—if served within this . in thirty days if served else . re hereby notified that and answer as above onary q utiif wii take dag ent for any one es demanded in the com . e complain rad other Pepet ‘er ‘ art of the County eet ; ornia, this 8th day of November ¥.L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. Ds, Attorn ie é by f for Plaintiff. Summons, STICE’S COURT OF , County of Nevada, gg ones Plaintiff, ; 5 Br ssD BLACK, Agent for of the State of California send red Black; K. ay bo 4 defo ‘Se W. Black, Ageut eby directed: to ap: of Nev: Yevada, State of. Californi Je ar: rvice on you a hh served within the city and H Pp or city in-which this actto bab te thle Sout eith within twenty days Gj verved E 2 hereby notified ae as Coven bento iff will take indapaant for any ages demanded in the com# Uponcontract, or he will for the relief demanded n py handthis 2th day of SepJ. 8S. HOLBROU f the Peace of said Township, SARAH NOVILZK Be pbioe here) ie nat = rage bem ey ‘Last Will of Ys to the persons hay: ia ge é ers on Mak said K ‘treussotion of b apd § COB WEISSBEIN e.will of Sarah Novitaky, de tt’y for Ex. . : Dated December 11, 190. ridge License. HE GIVEN 1 i A ne the B Ha Susin January, . e nals applic game can . 2 ieloa for free . 6 ‘Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. *REEKS, Agent. awe ip f H YBAR—NO, 13,135: NEVADA CITY, CAL WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, r90T. EST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, . = neal amncnenil eens B efore phrchasing anything in the a ‘fiere you will find the greatest variety to anywhere else, a great reducti « “'Thie-articles are too numerons to mention, but drop ion having been made. Bargains are offered in Boy’s Wagons, Etc. p<7A-Big Stock of wat Sporting Goods Just Received == WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LAMPS, WHICH IS UNSURPASSED. : ardware, Stoves and Tinware—— have line call and inspect the stock of — be found in the city, and the prices lower > in and you will find just what you > FOR STOVES AND RANGES, the stock cannot be beat in any way. . TURNER, Fat Sd, Hr Ci, . STOP BLEEDING. ~~ Eleetricity Now Declared to Be the Most Efficacious Measure’ Employed. The arresting of bleeding in surgical operations has always been one of the difficulties in certain cases, and the clectric current has been used before this with a view to bringing about that condition of heat which is necessary in order to cause the blood to clot and so act asa block. to the mouth of bleeding yessels, arresting hemorrhage. ‘ This, indeed, has resulted in the utili-’ zation of the electric cautery, as.it is called, in certain operations, the platinum wire at a red or almost white heat even supplanting the knife, because it burns through the tissues and at the same time prevents the wound bleeding to any great extent. This effect of heat was, indeed, known to our ancestors, who used red-hot irohs or,beiling pitch to sear.the surface of the flesh after their operations, thus causing an immense amount of suffering to the patient, before the days of chloroform. A new adaptation of this use of electricity for the purpose. of stopping bleeding has beén devised by inclosing a platinum wire in a pair of forceps ‘er-other instrument, the wire being inad sulated ina bed of burnt pipe clay, and /CENTS A WEEK bréisements of not to exceed five-lines in h inserted under this head for 50cents sk or $2a month. Kac additional line “week or 40 a@month. Payably. PI cpt ‘ = ——~. Carriage Trimmings For Sale: For Buggy Tops 4 ; AND" fine Canover Piano, almost new. Adaa 553 P. O. Box, Nevada City, . di8-2w ‘ ror Keat. gix-room cottage with porcelain bath id sink, marble w aah, stand and eleét: i: . hts. A nos aesira location. App y i-lw ©) doors above ki) iscopal church. Big Christmas Discount. ‘Buy now and get the big Xmas discount 5 allowed for any make.of machine traded for new Singers: Also big discount for ties that have no old machine. Good sec-. A ond-hand: ones from $5 up. “All kinds repaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey GEO. N. *. Men and women to represent us, some 3 ‘Old_established house, pleasant, permanent > positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at once. GRAY. _ for permanent” pdsition of trust, here or in “home county. $909 yearly. ; addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Trauscript. Rt 4 bLBY’ and ANAM . Bona tide Salary--$12 Veekiy. appoint agenis and travel, others for lowork $12 weekly salary and expenses. HEAS MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES Horse Blankets of all grades. ‘3 Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry No Credit ,s*tea ~ Of all kinds gd to Grass Valleyand Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: “Until further notice the "Bus wil) make regular trips between Nevade City and Grass Valley at the following hours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m., 2, f and 7:30 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8:458.m. 8:45.and 6:30 p.m. ~ Passengers called for in any part of own without extra orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU Prop. charge. Leave as’soon as the bleeding vessel is seized by the forceps and compressed in the ordinary way an electric current is turned on, whose effect is so great that the tissues and the walls of the blood vessels are all agglutinated, so that the blood is no longer able to pass. MODEL TOWN NO MORE. Pullman, Iil.,Is Made Commonplace by. a Decree of the Supreme Court.. Pullman, IIl., used to bea model town to look at. It is no longer good to look at; people who live there say that it’s a better town to live in, but there’s less fame in that. . » No more. will traveling Englishmen At price to suit the times. Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices. H’4 AND Beer 5 Cents. . THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. -. SCADDEN’S SALOON VING PURCHASED TH® SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Sprin [have had it thorough!y remodele now prepared to serve my patrous with the finest brands of WINES streets and am exclaim at its » wonders, oF French monographists write learnedly of it without secing it. 'bhe change of Pullman inte an ordibut mainly to a decision of the supreme court that the Pr government and th and baking powder at retail, BUILER & ALGER, Address Naw Haven, Conn Dept. K, °House and Lot For Sale. Al room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and earriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A » au di-ti Christian man or woman willing to ‘qualify Paper Hanging,. Etc. WM. DUNSTER is preparédto “fill all orders for Paper Hanging, “Painting, Frescoing, etc. on the most réasouable ‘terias. All rders Jeft at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be romptly attended 10. hy “det For Rent. ) -A flat with four rooms. with modern im oyements, A gook-stevefor sale. Inquire Pot J. S k at “his office ov corner Jommercial streets. tf pine Work Done. Upholstering, paper. hanging and carpet Maying done in first-class style by GEORGE “Russeuy. Leave your orders at Snell & '. Flenifng’s and your werk will be attended . , to. tf 4 , LE. W. SCHIMIDT, -—“LRADING CIGAR DBALER, : Pine Berect...ccescceceees Moved City it . LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigs: 4 : Sold. s I #xOCK— GENERAL ARTHUR SUMBOLDT IMPT’D BSTRELLA SOHBMIAN CLUB A ROSA . HARMONIA’ BACK AT THE OLD BAKERY. Has resumed the proprietorship of the GEORGE WM. DURST NEW YORK BAKERY MN Aiadiress all communmcations -* The Cal Amer. San francissoCal Yor woRy’ Quis Pros. VERB. eern the making of cars. three parks are destroyed run across the famous athletic once one of the finest in the country. The stone wall and gate that one now. ‘the Pullman Gas compaby been sold to the Chicago gas trust, the Ou Cominerelal street where he was..) “> loca’ : par Enclose svlf-. with the choicest pr WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. ‘ To order, a specialty. d for alongtime. He is now preto supply the public as of old ucts in hia line. . [u Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BRCS. Have moved into their new ¢ aevtcrs .» Tom mercial street and invite » . -hcin former patrous to call and sex, bum. whey will make it a-point toserye ti fires’ bree U' Wines, Liquors and Cig 19s Ali kinds of Mixe ‘.-riaka a Speciaity. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’a, C7 ‘use @ i:mpire Stable, $-oud Street, opp. National Exchange Hoje} Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’. The Empire Livery Stable pas the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND BUGGIES To he found in this pare of the State: * NEW YORK HOTA. BROAD ST., NEVADA CI , >, R. DAVIS, ‘ “Teacher o “Vocal and Instftément: bE Music, Also Choral avi Orchestral Director. portions of Nevada county weekly for t' a rpose of instructing pupils at their ow ae For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc either by lettero: ; lily, at his homei2 North San Juan oF \ te Union Hotel, Nevada City apply to the Professor, Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and.othe' JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec UNDER NEW MANACGEMENT—A home-like Lipa ate bouse, situated in one of the . . pleasantest portions of the Queen City. FBifty nice roonts; electric lights t: roughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and ser vice. /STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS BAR sunvplicc . with the : highest-grade +f Bat. Wines . enone Ete. Fancy Mixed Drinks a spec a for free examination and advice. aga BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patent. wie GJ A: SNOW &Coa. Sowa Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. Seca artauenves siahant Tate, COPYRIGHT or DESION § SM niodel, sketch, or photo. FRANK’S PLACE 1 ‘Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On drsught. Best brands of , Wines, Liquors and Cigars. FRED EILERMAN, Proprieto: Japan, China, Files of nearly every newspaper pub the Pacific Coast are kept constantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free accers,t hem during business hours ADVERTISING RATES . de knowi. on application. L, BP FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICI @ for all newspapers Dp Pacific Coast, ‘the Sandwich Isjand nesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Va ew Zealand, the Aust N liar Colonies, the Eastern States and rape Ob Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cal fornia street, San Francisco. ublish GEORGE A. GRAY, i Funeral Director and Embalmer. The inest of Funeral Furnishings Floral Pieces supplied to order. { aoe Nos.: Ottice 281, residence on the 8s, Polyparaiso. ness, and groceries cheaper— for TED

steam heat. mit these: functions. But the old Pu a ‘model no more. Asa superintendent says: court. New Froit and Vegetable Store. -. YEE LEE & CO. Has opened a first-class Store adjoinin« the Bridge on MAIN STREBT, where will e times the very best of Fruits Voqesatiats Chickens, etc. 1 so, Cigars aud Tobacco, be kept at al A Goods Particular attention p tation of baggage for theetrical parties. Piano and furniture moving. Telephone 4 wood” DR oARER Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING“AND HAULING. aid to the transpor elivered free of charge and the best of satisfaction cuarautsed. them? and will put it to use.” its founder.—N. Y. World, cently in one of the sum of‘ mone English gentleman. These were locked in one of his trunks. ing from the dining sa the other evening, he w to see some suspicious shares ~ UNION\MARKET, . COLLEY BROS.) a Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veai, Etc., 4 ; At the lowest rates, ; WW noct of ™% Prop’s. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE rant in the Mills buildin; inc!udivg Tamaies, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Short Onder Restaurant . The undersigned have reopened Le restau: on it and wlll give strict giventidn souhart Sodere. Bacon and Eggs. ex ¢.J.NAFPZIGER, + ° Jams, Baconand Lard, wvholesaleand retail. ~ s00ds delivered tr CAVEATS, TR COPYRIGH sent free. Pa special notice, without NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. Beef, Pork, Veal, Sausages uauaily found olars markes ’ And ali kings of Meats bolting down the corridor. ing his room he found on exami that’all his trunks had been open and the contents thrown but, strange to say, not a piec was missing nor any money Tle believed that the jewelry.glars were Afridi théir cupidity a copy Prop’: Muttoo , ote. somehow sion, old singlet and ius first thus escaped the officer from the front. ™ better se: 535 t Office. ry NTY NC ik ‘How to tenis ».ceured through E. NTIVE Eleventh Late of C. A. Snow iT.» ADE MARKS, ~ TS AND DESICNS. Send your busines: direct to Washin: gaves time, ce ce. ON GIVEN—19 } obtain Patents, ! AGE smaller seal, particularly, finds ” @ Sens with_its nose. It fairly bumps it 4. goes again, once more to plug pipe. Occasionally the ree J 7 bd } Mrs. Stns & Mts, Durand, VE 6, SIGGERS Sees. ’ An Instance its ghetto,. or Jewish quarter, that swarms with peddlers, old clothes dealers and sweat. shops. Mercy. is not to be expected here, to be unknown. among such people, except among traders in’ selling’ their goods. pened tast. winter, »ause it commends human nature, especially the human nature found in the slums: where nearly all the signs upon the stores are ‘printed in Hebrew characters. The parents were very poor and very proud. nary humdram suburb is due partly to the extension of Chicago’s city limits, iilinois 1 ilman cotmLIQU ORS. pany was formed for building cars and not for landscape gardening, municipal e sale of cabbages The company has five yeats in which to sell such oft its effects as do. not conTwo of the and, the tracks of the Tlinois Central railroad field, PF ing-and starvation: feneed in the town are removed, Allits streets are aj artofttie Chicago system has city has taken over the water pipes and the steam-heating may go out of busi-_ The residents are getting. gas, water Chicago marketmen can now sell at their doors —but they area little nervous about the prospects about getting along without A new company will probably be formed to take the residences and unused land under a charter that will perman, company, is going to build cars and nothing else. The model village is “The company has no more consideration for its employes than the employes have for the company. It was their complaint that brought about the outrageous attack upon Mr. Pullman and ended in the decree of the supreme “They got what they demanded from the state, and why should they expect the company to continue the violation of its charter by maintaining parks for The company needs. the land So Pullman as a model town dies w Hindoo Pursuit of a Treasure, The following incident océurred relargest hotels ir Calcutta. It appears that an office! of the Gordon Highlanders arrived in town on his way home. He had a large y with him—about 2,000 rupees—and the usual jewelry of an Returnloon to his room as just in time looking natives On enternation forced about; e of his item of s, and the object of f the Koran belong to the med mullah, which they learned was in his, possesThe book was rolled up in an searchers, who appear to have tracked Playful West Indian Seals, The water in the pool containing the \ West India seals, at the, aquarium, runs off through a pipe four or five inches in ! ajiameter, whose opening is in the floor ofthe pool, at one end. When the valve below-has been opened the seals take delight in stopping the flow of water. The ure. in this, plugging up the opening its efforts to do this, and it holds on as . long as it can hold its breath. Then it. aeomes up to breathe, and then down it up the bigger seal A LESSON IN TACT. ‘ of Gentile Consideration That Comes from the Slams. os Almost every large American city has and tact is supopsed The following incident hapin the Jewish quarter in Boston . and is worth -telling, beily trade solicited. SACBAMENTO STRERT, NEV READY FOR BUSINESS. Giorra Nevada Brewing Co, ADA CiTY, CAL. We have one of the best breweries in the State and are lnow ready to furnish the very best beer in the market. Fam All orders promptly attended to. Giwe Us a Trial. A child was born in a short street {n the neighborhood was a Christian mission, and although Jewish children attended singing and sewing classes within its doors, some of their parents preferred to starve rather than accept its charity, and the -family in which this child was born was one of that class. The father and ‘mother pes> sistently-refused all aid, although there was no coal in the house and no money for:food. Then for some reason, probably ‘pride, they refused help from people of their own religion. ; All the dwellers in the neighborhood were. exceedingly poor, and could ill afford to give charity; but hefe was a starving family and a dying babe, . . Manufactured and Sol Woodpecker Cigars. Packea in Fancy Boxes, a-by. GLEE.” Native Son of Texas a — united with stubborn pride, and something had to be done. So a purse was made up by these poor people out of ‘heir petty earnings and divided into three parts. Each little sum wasintrusted to different Jewish tradesmen. That same day, one of their small tradesmen’ climbed up to the’ povertystricken tenement, and represented himself as a coal agent. P “Can I sell you some coal this mornr ing?” he asked, opening the door. ' The mian shook his head apatheti-. _ cally. j “But,” replied the improvised agent, “] gif you drust. One mont—tree mont —all you want, I drust you.” “Ah! answered the man with surprise. “Why do you trust me?” “You haf a good name,” said the agent. “I must introdooce mine peesness.” . Soon a load of coal was omits way to the house to warm the mother and her infant. ; The coal dealer had hardly left before a man from a butcher’s shop near by came and repeated the drama of charity. Then, net long after, followed a new millktman,. profuse with offers of “drust,’ who promised a quart of milk a day until the baby could get better. (hus was the family saved from freezNow, this happened in what is known as the slums, This delicate way meeting a crisis was not the act of a refined and aristocratic philanthropist. As the narrator told the writer: “It was the act of dirty Russian Jew peddlers.” One can almost pardon the dirt when such gentle: consideration is shown.—Y outh's Companion. What Lack of a Letter Did. An enterprising restaurant proprietor in Philadelphia hung out a large blackboard sign the other day with the folowing announcement: “You can’t beat our 15-cent dinners.” This sign proved to be a good drawing eard Suntil a young man of humorous turn of mind came along. ‘The latter, seeing the sign, stopped, and, after scrutinizing it closely, smiled one of those smiles which bode no one any good. He waited until none of the employes was watching, and, taking out his handkerchief, he erased the letter Ilthan-inside. a ere ees His Wants Briefly Stated. ith Pmerly been inhis ciaploy: PLAZA PLANING MILL.. RICE & LEWIS, Frop’s. _. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. aubtines: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,; jet ou Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, \ Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes etim es ov any work of this sort that you may veed. , RICE & LEWIS, SACRAMENTO ST., NENADA OrTy. Ex. & EE”. “Will Furnish you All [Material for Your New Home ON -THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. of . pH” from.the word beat. The transformation was complete, and it was not until a crowd had ‘collected’ that the prgprictor of the restaurant discovered why there was a larger crowd outside A citizen who was not on the recent relief committee received the foltowing letter from an old negro who had forNO Smoke — 4 Soot.. Smell. . Nevada Co, Electric Power Co. s is the ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, ” “Marse “Biltt-Deer Fren—I ‘dom. So fur, so good. you ter some what de bar’l self-risia use . striblitin’. all } cide (git de right I an’, Marse Bill!), er co’n licker, his dram!’’—Atlanta Constitution. is tol dat dey gwine ’roun striblitin’ goods ter de po’. Marse Bill, you well knows dat.I de po’es’ nigger dis side er FreeNow, I wants you ‘fluence ter git me I wants one flour, two hams, ena er meat, ome bar’l er pearl grits two vallons er maple surrup, one sack er calt, six poun’s er.coffee, a dollar’s wuth cr sugar, en, Marse Bill—ef hit don’t go ‘gin de conscience—erbout a quart so's de ol’ man kin git DEHALEE I8 All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco —_——— The Pinest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town C.H. HARRISON, BR AD. STRERT. Onp Rovenberg Bs SOMETHING NEW! burpared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines : the Peertcss Saloon. E AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I am preLiquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who eali will be treated ina courteous manApricot Cordial. eee Je Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.”’ T, H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. S@ROAD STREKT, -Paidupincoin, -°° . Undivided profits, = . --Semi-Centennial Yearoer. HENRY W. RICH. pleasMain st., opp. Union Hotel ’) Henry Lane, self in ty of them \ Open day and night end of the pool in. thesame ™ plugs up the intake opening at the other anner Union Livery Stable the finest turn-outein the ounty,and plen . THE INDEPENDENT New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. 8s Prop’r Sen Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE « INDEPENDENT. . xtc Union: . Stotel Re-opened! And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repa‘pered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One: Huadred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stages'and_ Busses. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) NEVADA CITY CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 50,000 35,000 DIRECTORS. fi. M, PRESTON ....eee eevee aSienies JOHN T. MOBRGAN,...ceeveeeeeeeecess D. Bh. MOBGAM....deccccccseeecconce Secretary Hon, Nilés Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS, 10 a. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. CORRESPONDENTS. New York —National Bank of North Ameroa. San Franoisco—First National Bank, Lonion, Paris & American Bank. Sacrameuto—National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. , We issue Sight Drafts payabie 4 NEW YORK.” . SAN FRANULSCO, SACRAMENTO, Also’Bills of Kx. hange payable at sight in. the principal cities ©: Great Britain and durope. Coliections on any part of the United States 4 specialty. price paid for County and State Highest Varrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purch;sed ; Ausay Office at the Bank. ‘ This Bank Maintains an office at Grass V: jey, where a general Banking Business transacted. .J. M. THOMAS, Residew Agent at Grass Valles, te The Best Liquors, ; The Best Cigars. ‘fhese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies keptom Taylor,” “Jesse hanud,such as: “Kentue ee eylor.” “Oscar Pepper, 180 Fulton St., N. Y. i ; and “Robin Hood. ’ Wa. J. Britland, .