July 24, 1900 (4 pages)

ipearand 8 ro! ren i vcultive Au oan sr O., uba Co,, N, Register. oo rs. 1D DECEASED the aden ilfof Joseph rs of and } the said ith the \. tonths shen e of oof Che, he “ by,’ Cala., ws Transaction of county of LUM: RATE! Joseph Rich. ‘Executors. ti jon. saaioo” . the followi lee of his’ . yt witb ee ~] eon Ne NE ime ing ‘witnersoy John ianch y cb vente Clark ot of Bee: IN, Register, ice. COMPANY— ) Of business, ~<a of works & meeting of the 28th day of Ten cents yh and every the Cadmus © immediatetO the Secrempany, No, 18 alifornia, . 25th day of nd advertised nless payment o TUESDAY, ay the deith costa of le. By order }; Secretary. ' Branoisco, nation. ® NATION OF rtificates will 1001 pe ding, 25th, ach a sileent t of Schools. = ion. en 1900" [ . THAT THE: as filed notice: roof in su roof will e Superior Favade City® 17th, 1900, via: Ne. 6385 for 6/N.,R.7E., esses to prove: mn and cultiSs. » ae of n ‘gins, o! iel Pinon, of Chas. Novey, ¥, Regiater. sineer. CTION FOR nd ‘Assistant thé Nevada t wil] be held 200, fo Oe Cal., { thy Al THE ie: filed pe pe: wool te 2 Malt proof ie, Superior 9 Monday, 3d 8. W. M% o MD. uses to rove and culliva‘ing, Manue Reavis, a , Register. nl WEET, D&yiven by the tate of pe th of and it the al ¥ the nec ths after the to the sald — Ww. 5 Co., Cal 4° ansactio a pote County: WHET, srine Bw ot, 2 ‘truments Director. ther mig for tbe it ows ‘guition, bee gan. uan oF “from $5.00 a * Nepaired and ae kept in: stock. , baby buggy.” Say wy eich Re FSH RE S : At Peter Purdon’s Residence: Broad street. Neem te Office for the machi > x & agen. Ladies, we tne GN, hesdived the finestand bestline of $3.( idths’ that can be obtained anywhere, Call. _ Repairing Drowngtty ona thianny Done at Reagonable Prices. ines supplied tS order, = Needles, ‘ On gr: parts for all i ) SHORES ever seen from A to KE. PoalPLA AZA PLANING. RIQE & Lm . ARCH ITECTS AND ats IL > en Lame, Prop’s. Mouidinss: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Work a Specialty, our eens ou any — tae — wort that you may need. RIGE & LEwis. nes in . Bae additiona ‘fo conte a: g) pene Bay‘able iny nor conse Pf. Wanted: Active, intelligent. and reliable agents, of ‘either sex, to representthe Mutual Reserve ‘Fund of New York (opetated ei Full Resetve ‘asis) as Spevial Agent. “Good territory extended, Offers upwards of fifty up-to-date ‘poliey contracts, not excelled by any first ‘class company inthe field. Liberal commis‘sions to those who mean business, and are -edpable of producing’ it.) Bor information \dpbly'to; . Cc. M, Oakley, State Manager, ** €°Chrdnidlé Building, San Fraticiacd, California Electricity is Life! Prof A. Troibert,Union Hotel, Room!. Will remain One Week Only! Call and Investigate ‘at ones, ‘My latestiscientifid’ Electric Appli‘ances, cure like Magic, the. worst forms of Rheumatism, Stohtach Troubles, and ‘and all forms of Nervous and! ‘Vital Weakness. Each Appliance scientifically ‘and ‘adopted to eash indiyidual Gasefor home . » treatment. > Pted,Test' given! ! (. . Mes. M. BE. Courtright “The noted astrologiat will remain one week longer, Ladies ‘readings 50 cents this week:.}. Gents $1. Rooms at Mrs. C. gn Harrison's Boring street.” i$ 2o fo For Sale at a Bargain, A house and lot in good condition. House ‘has 7 roomsjand electric Mghts throughout. “Lot lias 150 foot front and ‘iw large sndugh to “build another: penn on. . Apply. to Mre, Adair. * Janke Sepst Singer Sewing a ckieas "Sold and rented on. easy terms, or will eX=. @hangeé®. for rook. thay,*: grain’ or“ any: from $e up. ANT paker “f mastlne. ‘fee. at Bovey. Bros.'sgonchsen Beau tes *@80. W. be rd sole agent for Nevada “ @ounty, ¥¢e shies * aor V/ For Sale at a Bargain.~ Household furniture as good as new and a j 22 MRS. RUSSEL. as Aceeaa Fae ie, A fine bar screen for sale, Enquire at the _ New York Hdteh *§ ~ Mig astyis ts 4 Central Hotel REROPENEO, John Grissel, ~ Popriotor '—A home-like This well-known and popular hotel has eee ino been completely renovated throughout, and ee sis hi: hints patrons are assured of every comfort. MEALS, = =< = 25 CENTS“ ROOMS, + 25 and 50 CENTS]; A share of the pubis potronage is solic. a 7 Cor. Broad and Union Streets. HELP WANTED! . B. W. SCHMIDT, Plans. Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes 3 ‘SAczaMawTo Sr. Newapa Crry. AEALTH SS ACCIDENT br tetas Nae Felty Mua Aid Association an Frauclece, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day Baht oe pF adel according to the hone mse “ occu: on, from_ $8.00 to @ wee able to work shrourk being hurt acthous: tate PAY, if you are accidentally killed. Y¥$10.00 a Eroek. when you are sick and aabae to w ILL PAY ones for aprage to ral expenses. pe ES a Fer. pond ane: foot » Abeot ne Preseason to hg yy pect os life membership fee pot Bae ay month, LIFE. INSURANCE. aleo Ssues policies of Life Insura: $1000 0 $5000 in ease of death on. and eae a ib Fone week for accident dope alekat at end iS ooare: denth or me peur per week for IF en Y6u cannot lose all your ; income when you ‘re sick or dizabled b: . The Fideli: Por yom tion is Pr. contsentiy the: sfeney and RF, af mf done Health seogiation in. the United It has 000.00 eash d sits with the States ? $6, epos fo: and Missouri, w ' und and large! of its protection to pore to ny Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L: M. SHETTERLEY, * €¢6 ryand qoaeet Manager, Gan ators at Cal. Yona and Gis to to Work On Fruit —AT THE— Marysville Cannery. seauy WORK AT BEST WAGES. One of the most comfortable interior canneries to work in, .A-large building with high roof and well ventilated by électric fans and other means.’ .For beaith, comfort and. amusement at this-seasou Mar, Lagi offers indacethents ahead of 6 localities, +: . . Address. for particulars R. W. SKINNER, Manager, MARYSVILLE, CAL. INEW YORK~HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor Rice sar Thaker oe ABLE ad sti rpemed i in pnb Saints TLY FIR arr ah OT Woks uhdeesscdutions in the eounty f e money. sere ae LEADING CIGAR-DEALER, Pine Street...0.000006--Nevads City Ca: LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar ian j characteristic of mountain men.\ . I “Pand he was scant of funds, and when isto ie an absolute guar . * a sudden I sot in fer Mary Finnel, and sheep-stealin’ dog fer sayin’ what I died! yikkeer ef Estop and talk to you ter a Pminute, do you?’ NEVADA crry, CAL, , TORSDAY 7 pie 7.8 Be YS pace oe iia! stile able Be ees rf stu a aaah “ound oi gt moll USAN: was by. all odds the best looking girl on “bein'g remarkably beautiful, for beauty. is not a notice_ able charaeteristic of mountain women, old or young, atid how she had ever Gome to marry Lom. Skaggs was a wonder to me,. for Lem was by all odds the homeliest men ‘on the Lick, and homeliness is a mew Lem quite well, and had' befriended him on many oceasions} even loaning him money enough to pet married’on; as“ his crops.were not ‘in they had beeh married about a month I asked him one day how. it happened. He wasa good fellow all over, was Lem, as guileless as a baby and as honest as the sunlight, and’ when I asked my question he blushed and grinned:laughed. “Of course, of course,” I laughed back; ‘‘anybody ought to see that,. but my eyesight*is weak. Tell me what you did to win her?” ; “Ididn’t-do nothin’, colonel. I jist wuz.” ~'“That won’t go, Lemuel. You are not the: kind that win that. way; you inust have made yourself attractive int some other wayz”’ ‘*Hope to dif, colonel, ef I did,” he sssatoend: “I jist wuz and she got: tuck.” over. ‘‘Well, should say I did: Why, I come mighty nigh mortgidgin’ the farm to git her things she didn’t séem to want when I give ’em to her.” “What did you give her?” “Everything, colonel. It got so bad to’rds” thé; last the folks at the store told me efI’ad lump my dealin’s they reckoned they could let me have ’em at. wholesale’ prices.” Lem: -That’s what got her.” “Not a bit uv it,”-he contended. “All the time I was takin’ her all sorts uv things, she wuz makin’ eyes at every feller that come along, and sorter ex-,; pectin’ me to keep up my end-uv: the, swingle tree, jist case I kindér seemed. to hanker atter doin’ it that a-way.” +But you kept at it?” *‘f reckon not,” he laughed. ‘All uv give the store folks.a rest on buyin’.” “Then what happened?” 1 inquired,’ withia hope that I would now get some information: He laughed a low, gurgling laugh, such as a boy would give vent to when caught in some of his natural depredations. “Well,” he said, ‘she kinder swapped eends on t’other fellers, and swung ‘round my way, but I wuzn’t givin’ a inch; and I didn’t have no talk with her fer mighty nigh two weeks, and then i ~* ‘GOOD EVENIN’, SAYS I.” one evenin’ as I wuz passin’ ner house on my way to Mary's, and she knewed it, . I seen her hangin’ on the gate lookin’ out into the future, er somethin’ uv that sort that I seen a. picter uv onc’t an agent wuz sellin’. ***Good evenin’, says I, not offerin’ to stop. **‘Good evenin” says she. "Pears to me you're in a powerful hurry,’ *** Cinder,’ says I, slackin’ up some. 3 promised to be down to Mary’s ’bout this time.’ “She kinder looked down at the LUE. . ground when I told her that, and kicked a little rock out of the path that wuz layin’ thar, and I felt like a “Tf reckon you'd better be hurryin’ along, then, for Mary ain't the kind that likes to be kep’ waitin’,” says she: ‘s*L>s’posé,’ says I, ‘thet you don’t ‘* SJ ain’t keerin’ what you do,’ says she, kinder sulisu. uz expectin’ ***You look Boe 7 Be be feelin’ ez ef yerseif,’ ees qhoke whoorey fy Tift a ec hiase Stes ; : STEBBINS Grassy Lick, ‘without. “Shie was tuck by my good looks, "he . “Didn't you court her pretty hard?” be “Did 1?” and he drew a long breath f° / as of relief at the thought of its being # “She couldn’t stand your liberality; a [i've™been a-hankerin’ atter you and =) “Phat’s fer me'to know and you to} find out, says she, laughing-tight out. . ° {. »“ ‘reckon PM: be goin’ -ondown sto — ——-g . Mary's,’ says I, thinkin’, that i.waan’t . Ea: : nas makin’ nothin’ hangin’ ‘round, B.SUBSCRIPTION RATES, ‘*‘Mebbe you wouldn’t ef you know ‘a etalone it who ‘Wuz* comin’, says” shé; “kinder By Mant, $6 a Year. vreachin’ ovér'the gate! ©» Bergman ; Be) ee ; “Well, tell page tic ‘and see ef By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a. Week. Tllstay’ . . ea ee te RSet Ss S Se eee aa ee “reckon not, ays she, still aH Paaees & ny Seal Crecbien ’ : tlie Gea inmyear, ADVERTISING RATES er “Who's they hey nontaa't ee TAL 0 Fane aes ‘seem as bubbles _ Maile knows: on application, *“* Sie give’ a’ little” Rcd 2 lg ‘and T On the sea-686 m, Doth <ousther, La . come tip to’ the ‘ate “and “fested pec taway, f : !. . hands on it to one side aw her.) ; Aad w — weather, ! :**Pap; and -mother,’« says. she “They've gone down to the sobogl bones . : “Wort patch « ae Whee are f sunshine ‘ to preachin’ and. won't. : bare Poels: § ~tmaon clinetng be ing ' A MOUNTAIN COURTSHIP, cight olan i . “Oeeeiite bimate Chee “Ain't you kinder lonesome waitin’ th’ naihaeil ‘ BY Ww. J. Likrrox ‘ * “hyer* by“ yerself, ‘Sasa?’ sys *T“half . vam hg tonuan train, sent ne “oe SS") way tryin’ to’ pall’ the . pate wpest, but “honor's bright concessions, she held it. shet: i #ig it , MAT reckon f wuz,’ says tia: why I come out. and hung.on_ the gate It’s mighty stifl like in the house.’ » “Vou . reckon” you" wuz? says I. for ketehin’ her. + SP PES AEE She sniggered,and tossed: her head: . held it shet. you say so? ‘says F, pitta” ugly: « Says she, ny ny “9 eb Jit} “Susan,” says: I. ‘what's the heen uv. foolin’?. . tr . “*Foolin’ about what?’ says tha. ' “‘About me and’ you,’ say#1““Pain'ta foolin’‘says*stie:* ~~ + ‘**Youwair’ says I; ‘and'you know it.’ i “4Ef you don’t like me, Lem Skaggs,’ says she, bridlin’up all-over, ‘you kin go’long. I didn’t ax you to stop, did 12’, ‘“But F dovlike ‘you, “Stisii,’ says [, gittin™ skeert, an’ tryin’ tb pill the to her to coax Her.) «4S 387 tosdo 1 ““T'reckon ‘you like Mary Finnell a sight better,’ says she: ane ‘thé'fa te wap in’ me; + ; a 353 . G3 . “tk reckon ' 1 don't,’ oye ‘T, ‘and 2 «ould feel the gate give'a'littleto« a “Wouldn't 1? sayet, sab) ' iS 20 Tere 4 ZN + . “YORDUN pes GATE Aq'nx gs and sot on’ the gate, but it didn’t move la pep.” “You Fist fetch: her be poset hp go see ef I wouldn’'t.’” ) gout” [4 ¥* No, you jist go down thar,’ > 2 she. » ‘That’s'whar you started fen" ’ ““T didn’t do nothin* uy! thie: csort,’ says I; gittin’\despriter every’: ‘tnima te; “*Vion told: me! you di yeshepand . , I could feel the gate give! some and’ then shet up ag’in.::’ ietiormad . ~* ‘You oughter know, Susan,’ says I; serionsly, ‘that I wuz jist a-foolin%end; I could feel the gate a-givin’ way and shettin’, and then givin’ way ag’in. ‘**An’ you ain’t lyin’ now, Lem? says . she, a heap sight’ sotter than Bay tfike inher tite “Course I ain’t, Susan,’ says I, and ‘the gate come open about inches. ‘Ef D.dnly? thénght yor wuzn’t, , Lem,’ says she, lettin’ the gate slip my, way, leetle more every minute. “You know1-ain’t,\Susan,’ says I, . givin’ the gate the strongest pull yit? ‘You know it,and you know I-never give 8 Snap uv my finger fer any other gal in these parts, and thatall the time; wantin you ‘for my wife; but you ep’ foolin’ with mé‘all along and bustin” my heart mighty nigh, and makin’ me want to go off and chop a tree down on myself. You know it, Susan, you know it;’ and she -h’isted: : herthands sand the gate swing wide nf. £ ys “ ‘What about Mary?’ says she, standin’ thar ~-before~me~lookin’~sweeter'’n peaches and rosies. “Dern Mary,' says I, clean ferget-4 tin’ my manners,‘andJ retch éut® both hands fer Susan. St IF i ‘* ‘Ohi, aLem!’ says she, ‘‘and—well, colonel,” he laughed #s his honest face reddened beneath ‘its:saffroti hue, ‘I ieekge Be: re old enough to know the 1% £ PF. 2 2? ere wouldn't be surprised, Lem,” I replied; blushing just a shade myself as & memory or.two came a back from the rosy past. »\« « ‘<5 He looked up dmiling. Come off, Lamina, said i; ‘apitngs him on the back, ‘it was so dark Susan couldn't see’ you—N: *Y. Sun. < Another Di Rich) Bachelor+preserved Woman you are, Miss Elderly. Miss Elderly—Ilow dear of you. Pardon thé blushes, but I was— Rich. Baehelor—I was—er—speculatpointment, . younger sigter. —Detroit Free™ Press. ~ Whee ter. . . He—Why doy you force me to wait for ah answer? She (who is up on political ae +Because I (do ee want gers Wo monopoly uWAT 1 Bhd «bee whe there’s any competition.—N. Y, World. we That’s what,’ says she, and I felt hnorifa Ser ¢hokin’ ee aye fy Wake tng. th the: # jnoren = ‘That's ‘Ain’t you how? and I’chiuckled myself . ~ “Paps I:am and. pir’aps . Isain't,” sehece “I tried. to open. the. gate, but i , A A GREAT PR ?P ROPERTY. _ “*E* you want me to stay, whiy don't, oy) ‘rackon:you: lein.! if youwant t6, * ‘the. Famous. Jacalitas Petroleum Com’ gate opén so’s I'could git Clos® enough . +t ‘Nou awouldn'totafle: that: &way aie » Shows every evidence of beshe wuz in hearin’ distance,’ says she Taf arse cla oil-bearing land. aved goes Fey teoey int ll have indicated, D hea will ce: rainly strike . ’ ; dn paying q . } foday.a “etgnding offer which would . stock “will be ‘worth as soon as oil is labia Worldertully ing as to whether you might have a}Pater Mitista? coe ae RYVENING: i JULY. 24, “‘TQO0, aes RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & COs ale a a (3) ties Seep MY LITTLE DIMPLE CHEEK. “. tere ate days of care and cromses Mixed with = Mingling pleasiire.up with pain, What could they bring to-bless me, “below or réalms above, Léka @ déar.one to caress me, And to measure out her love? For the Lora He doth reward us et er ringer eb diverse we seek,. > the .ctingie ging. and:the singing nF @ little Dimple Cheek. ‘Greene; in: Chicago Inter Ocean. . 1 ere pauy and Its Futare Le My pompan papy’s well ie now sunk wane feet and work is steadily going on. Qil sand taken therefrom ean be seen at the agent’s head-quarre. The company is surrounded vy. yaloaPle oil. wellS, one company’s ucing 2000:barrels. daily. hing bere rea oll expert ag the state. reports ae follows: . ,Coatinca, March 26, 1900, To THe Present anv Directors oF THE JACALITAS PETROLEUM Co., San encauie . Guntime :—I take pleasure in statI believe the land in See.82, LB 14K, controlled. by your do not consider that a chance for ie;te be taken into consideration ; Xours ruby; GQ, W. Fox. _ Seepage pressed ont of oil sand from He 1) gi Dae of.a mile away is also on tion, Some of our most influor ntial citizens have already taken ok os eee dc ubtiess will as soon ey learn of the merits of this inThere are 50,C00 shares of Gapital stock, par value $5 per share. 12,500 shares have been set.apart as a working capital and can now be bought for $2.50 per share. The company has MC SGR PROD weet t pay dite stock holders $10 a share. What struck can be seen from the following quotation from the papers, “The Independent Oil Company issued stock at i par value and is now selling for $3; the New York Oil Company began jat $10 now commands $200 per share; . the par value of the Home Company’s es is $100 per share and is now held per share.” The Independent a Companies are in the same oil district and near the J acalitas Pe‘trol pleum Company. “Title is absolute, Patent issued by e Government of the United States or * 160-5 acres. The company also has a 20 years. Jease and. option to buy 200 acres of land contiguous and at a price much lowe? than 'ttiéir present market value—making 360 owned or controlled by, them of. choice oil land, title warranted. Investigation solicited and data furnished by. Weller, their anthorized.agent, whose headquarters is atthe National Hotel. j19-1w Annual Fair —OF THE— 17th, Aaricaltoal Distict Ass‘, _ AVGUST 18th tofSept. Ist, (INCLUSIVE). te, “And say, colonel,” he said; ’ ts = -F: purtier that night saan. I on Pavilion at Nevada City ies nd bo Te Tareas neighborhood, Building Houses —ON THE— Installment Plan, And we are atill at it. your Seeman eemniaganes Many Nevada Countvans ~ _ Stop ‘at the , & Americ:.n Plan. European Plan — oom “aay aad pe A first-class Restaurant on Street cars the ‘door for Telegraph, elephone and Foam ow .M be csdental Hotel aay ag, andlupwarda, scoording > any Fag upwards.’ Suites of Ro upward . THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been'in the lumber business here 49 yodrs, and @xpect to ‘be here’ many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this a ape — @ success of Call sad learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. When visiting San Fra.icis¢ Ghee $i 8: ‘te sitter, to Rooms and Location. oms, $2,50 Particular attention paid to wagyeed ped 4 sty a Pw ae prices, parts o y Service. Win. B. HOOPER, Lessee. Insist upon ving the Jordan “AAAI” # Cutlery only. [Don’t be a “. Olam’’and take jy some . subatiim tate because a H little cheaper. i The best’ ‘al. H W&ySs Costa-leas in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading Genlers: AJ JORDAN hERFLELT crane «vee ae meee Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. a Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry ‘Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. ed One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Aad Large Modern Dining Room. Stop img place for all Stagos and Busses. Stock Exhibit at Glenbrook Park. (igen necacinien, _FRED ZEITLER, Pres. WM GIFFIN, Seo’y. House and Lot For Sale. ‘My property on Washington street, just outside of the city limits, is offered for sale at a bargain. New house, good we'l, fruit rees. Must sell 6h account of sickness. ApHeinz’s pickles, ee He he j THAT Oh AST payee to or address. W J, Evans, Nevada City. fees Cresolene nce Asthma, Catarrh, Golds, ; SERBIEE boing stmtatnered by inhalSafest and Most. Effectual ~ Means. Of treati the rons and br (te eiicloncy . ng Brecde onto 9 on ti ppp afew wen Regma Sen ES In Coutagious Diseases baiw bue . 20-1 .00. poe aiwot 2 a. PISEEEIE A Dread rade hs Unio ny Flote:. o YOR PLUMBING WOKE? DEAE AE AE AE AE AE TE ME ME METS If not don’t fail to call on N. F&F. HOWELL, Earpert. Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH T TUBS ‘PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Heed Meneti below gent York Hotel, Because they like it and know that it is pure. “Try some of it and share their t i be sure and get your — CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. Al" =” Our Customers “Take the Cake” knowledge. If you go to the Pionte THE POPULAR, H.-G. LOVELAND, Pron. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass, Allthe iaverien bpcnms of Wilailes bk on band, entucky lo e s Moos Oa ee homas Faylor, u “One Penesr” * bin Wm. J. Britiand. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. Peer ee? er A °SPECIALTY GOLD BOUGET. tigi ana Express Orders Promptly AtT. H."HICKS & CO., P. 0. Box 187. Por Sale at a Bargain, The building ” on Commercial street formerly occupied by the Referee saloon is ufreoder. fered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of BROWN & MORGAN. @

ipearand 8 ro! ren i vcultive Au oan sr O., uba Co,, N, Register. oo rs. 1D DECEASED the aden ilfof Joseph rs of and } the said ith the \. tonths shen e of oof Che, he “ by,’ Cala., ws Transaction of county of LUM: RATE! Joseph Rich. ‘Executors. ti jon. saaioo” . the followi lee of his’ . yt witb ee ~] eon Ne NE ime ing ‘witnersoy John ianch y cb vente Clark ot of Bee: IN, Register, ice. COMPANY— ) Of business, ~<a of works & meeting of the 28th day of Ten cents yh and every the Cadmus © immediatetO the Secrempany, No, 18 alifornia, . 25th day of nd advertised nless payment o TUESDAY, ay the deith costa of le. By order }; Secretary. ' Branoisco, nation. ® NATION OF rtificates will 1001 pe ding, 25th, ach a sileent t of Schools. = ion. en 1900" [ . THAT THE: as filed notice: roof in su roof will e Superior Favade City® 17th, 1900, via: Ne. 6385 for 6/N.,R.7E., esses to prove: mn and cultiSs. » ae of n ‘gins, o! iel Pinon, of Chas. Novey, ¥, Regiater. sineer. CTION FOR nd ‘Assistant thé Nevada t wil] be held 200, fo Oe Cal., { thy Al THE ie: filed pe pe: wool te 2 Malt proof ie, Superior 9 Monday, 3d 8. W. M% o MD. uses to rove and culliva‘ing, Manue Reavis, a , Register. nl WEET, D&yiven by the tate of pe th of and it the al ¥ the nec ths after the to the sald — Ww. 5 Co., Cal 4° ansactio a pote County: WHET, srine Bw ot, 2 ‘truments Director. ther mig for tbe it ows ‘guition, bee gan. uan oF “from $5.00 a * Nepaired and ae kept in: stock. , baby buggy.” Say wy eich Re FSH RE S : At Peter Purdon’s Residence: Broad street. Neem te Office for the machi > x & agen. Ladies, we tne GN, hesdived the finestand bestline of $3.( idths’ that can be obtained anywhere, Call. _ Repairing Drowngtty ona thianny Done at Reagonable Prices. ines supplied tS order, = Needles, ‘ On gr: parts for all i ) SHORES ever seen from A to KE. PoalPLA AZA PLANING. RIQE & Lm .. ARCH ITECTS AND ats IL > en Lame, Prop’s. Mouidinss: Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Work a Specialty, our eens ou any — tae — wort that you may need. RIGE & LEwis. nes in . Bae additiona ‘fo conte a: g) pene Bay‘able iny nor conse Pf. Wanted: Active, intelligent. and reliable agents, of ‘either sex, to representthe Mutual Reserve ‘Fund of New York (opetated ei Full Resetve ‘asis) as Spevial Agent. “Good territory extended, Offers upwards of fifty up-to-date ‘poliey contracts, not excelled by any first ‘class company inthe field. Liberal commis‘sions to those who mean business, and are -edpable of producing’ it.) Bor information \dpbly'to; . Cc. M, Oakley, State Manager, ** €°Chrdnidlé Building, San Fraticiacd, California Electricity is Life! Prof A. Troibert,Union Hotel, Room!. Will remain One Week Only! Call and Investigate ‘at ones, ‘My latestiscientifid’ Electric Appli‘ances, cure like Magic, the. worst forms of Rheumatism, Stohtach Troubles, and ‘and all forms of Nervous and! ‘Vital Weakness. Each Appliance scientifically ‘and ‘adopted to eash indiyidual Gasefor home . » treatment. > Pted,Test' given! ! (. . Mes. M. BE. Courtright “The noted astrologiat will remain one week longer, Ladies ‘readings 50 cents this week:.}. Gents $1. Rooms at Mrs. C. gn Harrison's Boring street.” i$ 2o fo For Sale at a Bargain, A house and lot in good condition. House ‘has 7 roomsjand electric Mghts throughout. “Lot lias 150 foot front and ‘iw large sndugh to “build another: penn on. . Apply. to Mre, Adair. * Janke Sepst Singer Sewing a ckieas "Sold and rented on. easy terms, or will eX=. @hangeé®. for rook. thay,*: grain’ or“ any: from $e up. ANT paker “f mastlne. ‘fee. at Bovey. Bros.'sgonchsen Beau tes *@80. W. be rd sole agent for Nevada “ @ounty, ¥¢e shies * aor V/ For Sale at a Bargain.~ Household furniture as good as new and a j 22 MRS. RUSSEL. as Aceeaa Fae ie, A fine bar screen for sale, Enquire at the _ New York Hdteh *§ ~ Mig astyis ts 4 Central Hotel REROPENEO, John Grissel, ~ Popriotor '—A home-like This well-known and popular hotel has eee ino been completely renovated throughout, and ee sis hi: hints patrons are assured of every comfort. MEALS, = =< = 25 CENTS“ ROOMS, + 25 and 50 CENTS]; A share of the pubis potronage is solic. a 7 Cor. Broad and Union Streets. HELP WANTED! . B. W. SCHMIDT, Plans. Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes 3 ‘SAczaMawTo Sr. Newapa Crry. AEALTH SS ACCIDENT br tetas Nae Felty Mua Aid Association an Frauclece, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day Baht oe pF adel according to the hone mse “ occu: on, from_ $8.00 to @ wee able to work shrourk being hurt acthous: tate PAY, if you are accidentally killed. Y¥$10.00 a Eroek. when you are sick and aabae to w ILL PAY ones for aprage to ral expenses. pe ES a Fer. pond ane: foot » Abeot ne Preseason to hg yy pect os life membership fee pot Bae ay month, LIFE. INSURANCE. aleo Ssues policies of Life Insura: $1000 0 $5000 in ease of death on. and eae a ib Fone week for accident dope alekat at end iS ooare: denth or me peur per week for IF en Y6u cannot lose all your ; income when you ‘re sick or dizabled b: . The Fideli: Por yom tion is Pr. contsentiy the: sfeney and RF, af mf done Health seogiation in. the United It has 000.00 eash d sits with the States ? $6, epos fo: and Missouri, w ' und and large! of its protection to pore to ny Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L: M. SHETTERLEY, * €¢6 ryand qoaeet Manager, Gan ators at Cal. Yona and Gis to to Work On Fruit —AT THE— Marysville Cannery. seauy WORK AT BEST WAGES. One of the most comfortable interior canneries to work in, .A-large building with high roof and well ventilated by électric fans and other means.’ .For beaith, comfort and. amusement at this-seasou Mar, Lagi offers indacethents ahead of 6 localities, +: . . Address. for particulars R. W. SKINNER, Manager, MARYSVILLE, CAL. INEW YORK~HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor Rice sar Thaker oe ABLE ad sti rpemed i in pnb Saints TLY FIR arr ah OT Woks uhdeesscdutions in the eounty f e money. sere ae LEADING CIGAR-DEALER, Pine Street.....0.000006--Nevads City Ca: LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar ian j characteristic of mountain men.\ . I “Pand he was scant of funds, and when isto ie an absolute guar . * a sudden I sot in fer Mary Finnel, and sheep-stealin’ dog fer sayin’ what I died! yikkeer ef Estop and talk to you ter a Pminute, do you?’ NEVADA crry, CAL, , TORSDAY 7 pie 7.8 Be YS pace oe iia! stile able Be ees rf stu a aaah “ound oi gt moll USAN: was by. all odds the best looking girl on “bein'g remarkably beautiful, for beauty. is not a notice_ able charaeteristic of mountain women, old or young, atid how she had ever Gome to marry Lom. Skaggs was a wonder to me,. for Lem was by all odds the homeliest men ‘on the Lick, and homeliness is a mew Lem quite well, and had' befriended him on many oceasions} even loaning him money enough to pet married’on; as“ his crops.were not ‘in they had beeh married about a month I asked him one day how. it happened. He wasa good fellow all over, was Lem, as guileless as a baby and as honest as the sunlight, and’ when I asked my question he blushed and grinned:laughed. “Of course, of course,” I laughed back; ‘‘anybody ought to see that,. but my eyesight*is weak. Tell me what you did to win her?” ; “Ididn’t-do nothin’, colonel. I jist wuz.” ~'“That won’t go, Lemuel. You are not the: kind that win that. way; you inust have made yourself attractive int some other wayz”’ ‘*Hope to dif, colonel, ef I did,” he sssatoend: “I jist wuz and she got: tuck.” over. ‘‘Well, should say I did: Why, I come mighty nigh mortgidgin’ the farm to git her things she didn’t séem to want when I give ’em to her.” “What did you give her?” “Everything, colonel. It got so bad to’rds” thé; last the folks at the store told me efI’ad lump my dealin’s they reckoned they could let me have ’em at. wholesale’ prices.” Lem: -That’s what got her.” “Not a bit uv it,”-he contended. “All the time I was takin’ her all sorts uv things, she wuz makin’ eyes at every feller that come along, and sorter ex-,; pectin’ me to keep up my end-uv: the, swingle tree, jist case I kindér seemed. to hanker atter doin’ it that a-way.” +But you kept at it?” *‘f reckon not,” he laughed. ‘All uv give the store folks.a rest on buyin’.” “Then what happened?” 1 inquired,’ withia hope that I would now get some information: He laughed a low, gurgling laugh, such as a boy would give vent to when caught in some of his natural depredations. “Well,” he said, ‘she kinder swapped eends on t’other fellers, and swung ‘round my way, but I wuzn’t givin’ a inch; and I didn’t have no talk with her fer mighty nigh two weeks, and then i ~* ‘GOOD EVENIN’, SAYS I.” one evenin’ as I wuz passin’ ner house on my way to Mary's, and she knewed it, . I seen her hangin’ on the gate lookin’ out into the future, er somethin’ uv that sort that I seen a. picter uv onc’t an agent wuz sellin’. ***Good evenin’, says I, not offerin’ to stop. **‘Good evenin” says she. "Pears to me you're in a powerful hurry,’ *** Cinder,’ says I, slackin’ up some. 3 promised to be down to Mary’s ’bout this time.’ “She kinder looked down at the LUE. . ground when I told her that, and kicked a little rock out of the path that wuz layin’ thar, and I felt like a “Tf reckon you'd better be hurryin’ along, then, for Mary ain't the kind

that likes to be kep’ waitin’,” says she: ‘s*L>s’posé,’ says I, ‘thet you don’t ‘* SJ ain’t keerin’ what you do,’ says she, kinder sulisu. uz expectin’ ***You look Boe 7 Be be feelin’ ez ef yerseif,’ ees qhoke whoorey fy Tift a ec hiase Stes ; : STEBBINS Grassy Lick, ‘without. “Shie was tuck by my good looks, "he . “Didn't you court her pretty hard?” be “Did 1?” and he drew a long breath f° / as of relief at the thought of its being # “She couldn’t stand your liberality; a [i've™been a-hankerin’ atter you and =) “Phat’s fer me'to know and you to} find out, says she, laughing-tight out. . ° {. »“ ‘reckon PM: be goin’ -ondown sto — ——-g . Mary's,’ says I, thinkin’, that i.waan’t . Ea: : nas makin’ nothin’ hangin’ ‘round, B.SUBSCRIPTION RATES, ‘*‘Mebbe you wouldn’t ef you know ‘a etalone it who ‘Wuz* comin’, says” shé; “kinder By Mant, $6 a Year. vreachin’ ovér'the gate! ©» Bergman ; Be) ee ; “Well, tell page tic ‘and see ef By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a. Week. Tllstay’ . . ea ee te RSet Ss S Se eee aa ee “reckon not, ays she, still aH Paaees & ny Seal Crecbien ’ : tlie Gea inmyear, ADVERTISING RATES er “Who's they hey nontaa't ee TAL 0 Fane aes ‘seem as bubbles _ Maile knows: on application, *“* Sie give’ a’ little” Rcd 2 lg ‘and T On the sea-686 m, Doth <ousther, La . come tip to’ the ‘ate “and “fested pec taway, f : !. . hands on it to one side aw her.) ; Aad w — weather, ! :**Pap; and -mother,’« says. she “They've gone down to the sobogl bones . : “Wort patch « ae Whee are f sunshine ‘ to preachin’ and. won't. : bare Poels: § ~tmaon clinetng be ing ' A MOUNTAIN COURTSHIP, cight olan i . “Oeeeiite bimate Chee “Ain't you kinder lonesome waitin’ th’ naihaeil ‘ BY Ww. J. Likrrox ‘ * “hyer* by“ yerself, ‘Sasa?’ sys *T“half . vam hg tonuan train, sent ne “oe SS") way tryin’ to’ pall’ the . pate wpest, but “honor's bright concessions, she held it. shet: i #ig it , MAT reckon f wuz,’ says tia: why I come out. and hung.on_ the gate It’s mighty stifl like in the house.’ » “Vou . reckon” you" wuz? says I. for ketehin’ her. + SP PES AEE She sniggered,and tossed: her head: . held it shet. you say so? ‘says F, pitta” ugly: « Says she, ny ny “9 eb Jit} “Susan,” says: I. ‘what's the heen uv. foolin’?. . tr . “*Foolin’ about what?’ says tha. ' “‘About me and’ you,’ say#1““Pain'ta foolin’‘says*stie:* ~~ + ‘**Youwair’ says I; ‘and'you know it.’ i “4Ef you don’t like me, Lem Skaggs,’ says she, bridlin’up all-over, ‘you kin go’long. I didn’t ax you to stop, did 12’, ‘“But F dovlike ‘you, “Stisii,’ says [, gittin™ skeert, an’ tryin’ tb pill the to her to coax Her.) «4S 387 tosdo 1 ““T'reckon ‘you like Mary Finnell a sight better,’ says she: ane ‘thé'fa te wap in’ me; + ; a 353 . G3 . “tk reckon ' 1 don't,’ oye ‘T, ‘and 2 «ould feel the gate give'a'littleto« a “Wouldn't 1? sayet, sab) ' iS 20 Tere 4 ZN + . “YORDUN pes GATE Aq'nx gs and sot on’ the gate, but it didn’t move la pep.” “You Fist fetch: her be poset hp go see ef I wouldn’'t.’” ) gout” [4 ¥* No, you jist go down thar,’ > 2 she. » ‘That’s'whar you started fen" ’ ““T didn’t do nothin* uy! thie: csort,’ says I; gittin’\despriter every’: ‘tnima te; “*Vion told: me! you di yeshepand . , I could feel the gate give! some and’ then shet up ag’in.::’ ietiormad . ~* ‘You oughter know, Susan,’ says I; serionsly, ‘that I wuz jist a-foolin%end; I could feel the gate a-givin’ way and shettin’, and then givin’ way ag’in. ‘**An’ you ain’t lyin’ now, Lem? says . she, a heap sight’ sotter than Bay tfike inher tite “Course I ain’t, Susan,’ says I, and ‘the gate come open about inches. ‘Ef D.dnly? thénght yor wuzn’t, , Lem,’ says she, lettin’ the gate slip my, way, leetle more every minute. “You know1-ain’t,\Susan,’ says I, . givin’ the gate the strongest pull yit? ‘You know it,and you know I-never give 8 Snap uv my finger fer any other gal in these parts, and thatall the time; wantin you ‘for my wife; but you ep’ foolin’ with mé‘all along and bustin” my heart mighty nigh, and makin’ me want to go off and chop a tree down on myself. You know it, Susan, you know it;’ and she -h’isted: : herthands sand the gate swing wide nf. £ ys “ ‘What about Mary?’ says she, standin’ thar ~-before~me~lookin’~sweeter'’n peaches and rosies. “Dern Mary,' says I, clean ferget-4 tin’ my manners,‘andJ retch éut® both hands fer Susan. St IF i ‘* ‘Ohi, aLem!’ says she, ‘‘and—well, colonel,” he laughed #s his honest face reddened beneath ‘its:saffroti hue, ‘I ieekge Be: re old enough to know the 1% £ PF. 2 2? ere wouldn't be surprised, Lem,” I replied; blushing just a shade myself as & memory or.two came a back from the rosy past. »\« « ‘<5 He looked up dmiling. Come off, Lamina, said i; ‘apitngs him on the back, ‘it was so dark Susan couldn't see’ you—N: *Y. Sun. < Another Di Rich) Bachelor+preserved Woman you are, Miss Elderly. Miss Elderly—Ilow dear of you. Pardon thé blushes, but I was— Rich. Baehelor—I was—er—speculatpointment, . younger sigter. —Detroit Free™ Press. ~ Whee ter. . . He—Why doy you force me to wait for ah answer? She (who is up on political ae +Because I (do ee want gers Wo monopoly uWAT 1 Bhd «bee whe there’s any competition.—N. Y, World. we That’s what,’ says she, and I felt hnorifa Ser ¢hokin’ ee aye fy Wake tng. th the: # jnoren = ‘That's ‘Ain’t you how? and I’chiuckled myself . ~ “Paps I:am and. pir’aps . Isain't,” sehece “I tried. to open. the. gate, but i , A A GREAT PR ?P ROPERTY. _ “*E* you want me to stay, whiy don't, oy) ‘rackon:you: lein.! if youwant t6, * ‘the. Famous. Jacalitas Petroleum Com’ gate opén so’s I'could git Clos® enough . +t ‘Nou awouldn'totafle: that: &way aie » Shows every evidence of beshe wuz in hearin’ distance,’ says she Taf arse cla oil-bearing land. aved goes Fey teoey int ll have indicated, D hea will ce: rainly strike . ’ ; dn paying q . } foday.a “etgnding offer which would . stock “will be ‘worth as soon as oil is labia Worldertully ing as to whether you might have a}Pater Mitista? coe ae RYVENING: i JULY. 24, “‘TQO0, aes RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & COs ale a a (3) ties Seep MY LITTLE DIMPLE CHEEK. “. tere ate days of care and cromses Mixed with = Mingling pleasiire.up with pain, What could they bring to-bless me, “below or réalms above, Léka @ déar.one to caress me, And to measure out her love? For the Lora He doth reward us et er ringer eb diverse we seek,. > the .ctingie ging. and:the singing nF @ little Dimple Cheek. ‘Greene; in: Chicago Inter Ocean. . 1 ere pauy and Its Futare Le My pompan papy’s well ie now sunk wane feet and work is steadily going on. Qil sand taken therefrom ean be seen at the agent’s head-quarre. The company is surrounded vy. yaloaPle oil. wellS, one company’s ucing 2000:barrels. daily. hing bere rea oll expert ag the state. reports ae follows: . ,Coatinca, March 26, 1900, To THe Present anv Directors oF THE JACALITAS PETROLEUM Co., San encauie . Guntime :—I take pleasure in statI believe the land in See.82, LB 14K, controlled. by your do not consider that a chance for ie;te be taken into consideration ; Xours ruby; GQ, W. Fox. _ Seepage pressed ont of oil sand from He 1) gi Dae of.a mile away is also on tion, Some of our most influor ntial citizens have already taken ok os eee dc ubtiess will as soon ey learn of the merits of this inThere are 50,C00 shares of Gapital stock, par value $5 per share. 12,500 shares have been set.apart as a working capital and can now be bought for $2.50 per share. The company has MC SGR PROD weet t pay dite stock holders $10 a share. What struck can be seen from the following quotation from the papers, “The Independent Oil Company issued stock at i par value and is now selling for $3; the New York Oil Company began jat $10 now commands $200 per share; . the par value of the Home Company’s es is $100 per share and is now held per share.” The Independent a Companies are in the same oil district and near the J acalitas Pe‘trol pleum Company. “Title is absolute, Patent issued by e Government of the United States or * 160-5 acres. The company also has a 20 years. Jease and. option to buy 200 acres of land contiguous and at a price much lowe? than 'ttiéir present market value—making 360 owned or controlled by, them of. choice oil land, title warranted. Investigation solicited and data furnished by.. Weller, their anthorized.agent, whose headquarters is atthe National Hotel. j19-1w Annual Fair —OF THE— 17th, Aaricaltoal Distict Ass‘, _ AVGUST 18th tofSept. Ist, (INCLUSIVE). te, “And say, colonel,” he said; ’ ts = -F: purtier that night saan. I on Pavilion at Nevada City ies nd bo Te Tareas neighborhood, Building Houses —ON THE— Installment Plan, And we are atill at it. your Seeman eemniaganes Many Nevada Countvans ~ _ Stop ‘at the , & Americ:.n Plan. European Plan — oom “aay aad pe A first-class Restaurant on Street cars the ‘door for Telegraph, elephone and Foam ow .M be csdental Hotel aay ag, andlupwarda, scoording > any Fag upwards.’ Suites of Ro upward . THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been'in the lumber business here 49 yodrs, and @xpect to ‘be here’ many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this a ape — @ success of Call sad learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. When visiting San Fra.icis¢ Ghee $i 8: ‘te sitter, to Rooms and Location. oms, $2,50 Particular attention paid to wagyeed ped 4 sty a Pw ae prices, parts o y Service. Win. B. HOOPER, Lessee. Insist upon ving the Jordan “AAAI” # Cutlery only. [Don’t be a “. Olam’’and take jy some . subatiim tate because a H little cheaper. i The best’ ‘al. H W&ySs Costa-leas in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading Genlers: AJ JORDAN hERFLELT crane «vee ae meee Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. a Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry ‘Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. ed One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Aad Large Modern Dining Room. Stop img place for all Stagos and Busses. Stock Exhibit at Glenbrook Park. (igen necacinien, _FRED ZEITLER, Pres. WM GIFFIN, Seo’y. House and Lot For Sale. ‘My property on Washington street, just outside of the city limits, is offered for sale at a bargain. New house, good we'l, fruit rees. Must sell 6h account of sickness. ApHeinz’s pickles, ee He he j THAT Oh AST payee to or address. W J, Evans, Nevada City. fees Cresolene nce Asthma, Catarrh, Golds, ; SERBIEE boing stmtatnered by inhalSafest and Most. Effectual ~ Means. Of treati the rons and br (te eiicloncy . ng Brecde onto 9 on ti ppp afew wen Regma Sen ES In Coutagious Diseases baiw bue . 20-1 .00. poe aiwot 2 a. PISEEEIE A Dread rade hs Unio ny Flote:. o YOR PLUMBING WOKE? DEAE AE AE AE AE AE TE ME ME METS If not don’t fail to call on N. F&F. HOWELL, Earpert.. Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH T TUBS ‘PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Heed Meneti below gent York Hotel, Because they like it and know that it is pure. “Try some of it and share their t i be sure and get your — CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. Al" =” Our Customers “Take the Cake” knowledge. If you go to the Pionte THE POPULAR, H.-G. LOVELAND, Pron. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass, Allthe iaverien bpcnms of Wilailes bk on band, entucky lo e s Moos Oa ee homas Faylor, u “One Penesr” * bin Wm. J. Britiand. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. Peer ee? er A °SPECIALTY GOLD BOUGET. tigi ana Express Orders Promptly AtT. H."HICKS & CO., P. 0. Box 187. Por Sale at a Bargain, The building ” on Commercial street formerly occupied by the Referee saloon is ufreoder. fered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of BROWN & MORGAN. @