June 24, 1903 (4 pages)

ularly described Location, LIND, th lode post, marked . mi ic pent a? fee 52 Dost re » a th OUNDARIzg, 1. apine Post 3 quarter sevtion net dary of Section 1 bears §, ro etic variation, 1¢° 20 . feet to cor, No, 2, in diameter mar a lo variation 18° 9 i, Aa cor. No, 8, an oak 2, 0” E. varia. nohos squats’ 2, 0F ‘snetic variation 1° et tO cor. No, 5 and cation, a pine Pont-4 ~4098; thence, S. 88> go" W., 600 feet 3e of beginning; eons OCATION. LINE. lode post, hence, Tingnetie var 22" W., 1a foet ri south lode ! Dost. of cB dogg, Net Naar, DUNDARIES, 1, a pine post4 ) from oy 4 on the east boundary 11 &., M. D.M., bears ence, mrgnetie var. st 4 ‘lodkes eae Uare ’ 0 eaetle variation, 600 feet ire.merkany Ao, . tion 17° Kast, N, Fine 4a spree = ©, Magnetic K. 600 feet tocor he ing; containing 20% ICATION, LINE. lode vost, a fir ed FNLP&OSLP ery cut bears N, §1K° snetic variation, 17° 500 feet to north lode post of Marine post 4 inches LP & MS LP 4; corner tunnel bears JUNDARIES, No. lla pine post 4 ao bebe he ¢ east houn -11E.M,D.M, . hence, magnetic vari0” w. 600 feet to cor, ches square, marked magnetic variat on, feet to cor. No.3, a ‘S square, marked rhetic variation, 17° to cor. No. 4, identi. f Marchands guare ced 8—4—4098; thence, E.,S. 0& 18” W. 1800 ) place of beginning; LOCATION, LINE. th lode post, a pine arked ONLP&MS scovery cut bears N, . magnetic variation, 1.6 feet to north lode 28 square, marked M YUNDARIES, oO. 1, a pine post 4 i 1—4093; whence the rner on the north 6, T.17 N. R, 11 E., M. NV. 976.4 feet; er E., N. 88° 30° E, pruce post 4 inches 3, standing on the ion 16, whence the N. ars S. 89° 50° K., 11171 variation 17° E., S. yr No. 8, an oak post ed 8-~4-—4093; thence, E., S. 68° 80° W. 600 pruce post 4 inches 198; thence, magnetic 54’ W. 1380.6 feet to beginuing; containvarious claims com: Consolidated Quartz e office of the County unty, California, at , as follows: tz Mining Cale ip ns, page #3, ping Claim in Book ges 45-46. 2 Mining Ciaua in 8, page 44 nine Claim in Book e 441. ta are; Bounded on Pine and Crescent by claim of Fritz id; on the south by Patented) and by the don the west by the nd the River View claiming adversely Red Cross Consolyr surface grount, heir adverse cla © United States Land in the State of Calldays poriod of pub: y will pe bar y of the Statute. STRONG, Register. y for Applicant. that the foregoing for patent, be pubsixty daysin the Na.ANBCKIPT, & daily t Nevada City, Neeo STRONG, Register, 920th 1903, reditors, COURT, NBYADA i ia. TW AGON, deceased, by the under ed tate of Ludwig HAT tore of, against the said deith the necessary onthe after the first e, to the sald Lsaaie ity, California. the ri transaction o ein said County BIERWAGON, Azetate of Ludw \. mis <<< o Appear. OFFICE, RAMENTO, Cal. entered at this 7 against J oseph Le is homestead em fice September KE. M. D. M., Placer a view to the cane?” rs TRONG, Register jewoum, f 2 ei ada Ba ript. ‘4 42ND YRAR—NO, 12,522 .P. BROWN...-Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12}¢ Cts. a Week RATES: Hodit ol isements not to exceed five lines in-' this heading for 25 cents a ’ An month, Rach additional line ents a week or 20cente 2 month. Payinvariably in advance. For Reat. 3 h oon Broad street; rent $9. od Water ‘atr 6 rooms, for sale, » $700; rent, $8. Furnished house on Hill. Apply at this office. ms ‘Por Sale, od hay, seed barley and rolled barley sale. For particulars address W. A PS, Erle, Yuba county, California. m5 For Sale, estate, private rig, lime business, 's mineral wa‘ er agency and other payvencies. For particulars apply to J.J. LEY, with Union Ice Co. m?28-tf apamel sited Mvarisonn’s Agents Wanted. dy agente wanted in Nevada City for of _ the latest: pentane ant mst atrticles of necess' women. iveng profits, Address A. 0. SCHMIDT. McAllister St. San Francisco. m27 Wanted. thful person to travel for well estabd house in a few counties. calling on remerchants and agents. Local territory. ry $1024 a year and expenses payable Ja week in cash ane expenses advauced. tion permanen rushing. Enclosed self-addressed enyo. Standard House, 800 Caxton Bldg., go. ap20Are You Interested ? interested in MATRIMONY, write Zimman & Co., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, hey'll help you. Cost nothing to find Her 4 it Letters sacredly confidential. nsands want to marry. It’s natural. so intended from the beginning. Wanted. ant representatives’ everywhere to »tames and addresses and to mail out rtising of my Brunswick Piano and mM layer. No rience ei recet wi Pee: paid weekly for all haretire. Send stamp for particulars. . , kright blac: Piano Delors, bly = Business Chance. e wise investment of $20 is often the dation of success, if you are not wedded jodding meth you shoaki lnvartinnse proposition, It is jor the man of m a ee eter Seve ocean cues without in ring w: ment. Address H. BROLASEL, 356 DearStreet, Chicago, 111, ii ae CHICAGO. IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS Brom * San Franciscoat J0a.m. ICAGO ,UNION PACIFIC k NORTHWESTERN LINE . Pullman fuurteen-section Draw‘Room and Private Comipartnt Observation. Sleeping Cars, th telephone. Electric-reading ps in every Berth, Compartmnt and Drawing-Room. Buffet, hoking. and Library Cars, with ber and Bath, Dining Cars— Isalacarte. Electric lighted bughout. Daily Tourist Car service at 6 p. and personally Conducted Exsions evéry Wednesday and day at 8 am.from San Fran b. The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE / Market St, Gen. Agent Pacific Coast ace Hotel) San Frano’ OR 8. P. COMPANY's AGENT. AE TRANSCRIPTS fell Your riends.Of the Low Rates in effect March 9th to Jane 16th. 33.00 from Chicago. 26.00 froni Kansae-@ity, Atchison, Joseph, Ft. Worth, Houston, and common Missouri River 0 pointe. Orresponding rates from other nts SANTE FE, Agent will receive deposits far tickets and give fall information. SANTA FE AN. IMPUDENT BEGGAR. How Sir Walter Besant Was Cured of Promiscuous Almagiving. It was one of the daily customs of Sir Walter Besant to take a walk through Hyde park; London. At the entrance to the park sat an old beggar Woman whose woebegone appearance caused Sig Walter to stop one day and drop a} copper penny into her outstretched hand. After a time it became 4 regular habit to speak a word or two to her when giving her the coin, ,One day, however, the old woman handed him back the penny, saying: “Guy me siller. or nawthink. The idea of a gent like you givin’ a poor old woman like me a dirty penny! Guv me ‘siller.” . She came close to him and waved her arms threateningly. Str Walter started to go, but she grabbed the lapel of hts coat’nd screamed: “Guy: me siller, you st rogue! Guy me what you owe me 99 This drew a crowd, and the novelist to save himself ) threw a handful of scramble escaped. , ‘ He, forgot all about the old hag till one day, chancing to enter the same gate again, he was aroused from reverie by her shrill cackle. Pointing him out to the bystanders, she screamed, “‘That’s *im—the fine rogue in the long whiskers—the bloke in “igh ’at!”’ This was too much for the author. He broke away with extraordinary haste and thereafter was pretty thorbaa cured of promigcuous almsgivv eS 4 SPEAKS FOR ITSELF You know when rich, red blood is coursin the veins, for it shows in the brightness of the og = beauty and clearness of the complexion, the smooth, fair skin, and robust, healthy constitution. It is good blood that imparts strength and energy to the body and k in bngtaaees and Mi Pe a is the foundation ysically and men sound it must pure People with good blood me strong, iesteady nerves and are blest with good appetites and digestion, and enjoy tefreshing sleep. If we could untainted, 1 -was in wretohed healthy my blood ‘was in bad order, my gums being very much uleerated. Tbegan the use blood then we might enjoy perpetual See eee wal Ry sea health, but it becomes infected and . jit nerensed. wondesfaliy end. my poisoned and most of the ills thatafilict fine family medicine, jumanity and undermine the constitu. . MRS. M. B. DAVIDSON. tion are caused by an impoverished Rockmart, Ga, or polluted condition of this vital fluid. When the blood is diseased the skin NEVADA: CITY, coin among them and during thé} CAL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1903 EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. Pen mma ng CALIFORNIA. , The Siskiyou Copper Mines at F)Hott Creek have been sold to a party. of Spokane mining men for $210,000. C. A. Canfield has leased ground from the Aetna Oil Co. at Coalinga and will start drilling operations next month. The Peabody Mine, at Grass Valley, which has been idle for eleven years, has. just been -unwatered and every: thing inside found in good condition. . At the coal mine near Garlock they have a 4-foot body of coal, says Superintendent B. E. Logan. They have put in a gasoline engine and blower. A new ore chute averaging in the’ vein twenty inches in width is re. ported to have been sunk in the Grass Valley Consolidated Mine on Osborne Hill. ed Over forty mining locations have .been made in Mariposa County since the first of March. These claims are . mostly in the vicinity of Quartzburg and Coulterville. é Men are at work on the Ford copper and asbestos.mines, near Georgetown, and development work is boing done on the Modoc and Van mines, all under. the supervision of the El Dorado Copper Co. Ss The Yosemite Copper Co. report work progressing at the Yosemite mine, near Daulton, on the Southern ‘1 Pacific railroad, and two and a half miies south of uu.e Buchanan copper mine. Additional machinery is being put in. loses its healthy appearance, and the complexion, its freshness and beau form of running sores, . and becomes red and rough and full of pada me So much pimples-and splotches. Itching, scaly discomfort. Four doctors ‘oat the . eruptions, blackheads, boils and rashes break out upon the body when the blood is too poor or too thin and acid, and is not supplying proper nourishok a apis Debility, poor ap e, bai gestion, restless sleep and nervousness more often come from a ee ee ( ‘sluggish, impure‘blood than any other ig aaa coe is _— cause. To build up the blood, restore its lost properties and make it rich and nutritious again is the only rational treatment, and the proper way to get ridof’skin troubles. There is no remedy like S. 8. S. to accomplish this S S S and it does it promptly and thoroughly, disa the blood all poisons and humors, and restores ' it to a normal, healthy condition, and invigorates and tones up the general health, en rich, red blood is : through your veins all eruptions : appetite om, abe the complexion clears and you get rid of those mifserable et eelings and nervousness, and: once more the . S. S. is nature’s remedy for all and skin dis» Hessian of good rai TR eases, It contains no minerals whatever, but is teed purely vegetable, Write for free book. No charge for medical advice or other information THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COs, ATLANTA, Gln — Why take a tourist sleeper? A better way to put the question .is: Why take anything else? The berths are roomy; ‘the bedding is of better quality than is found in the average hotel; the ventilating, lighting and heating arrangements are up to there are separate toilet rooms for mes and women; the aisle is carpeted, and there is a heating sange for making tea and coffee. tourist I San Francisco agen ly City and Shieage laarta ign Seapets duties y care San Francisco are ; erppally conde t Doyen oa Se nic” line care ieave > Sparse reer teehee anaes » Fac. F. W. I. icket offices, ation f hed on request, bag pa GG. WA 6a3 arket Street, San Francisco, Cal. ae TERITE . IS MINERAL RUBBER] YOU rAY INTEND BUILDING or find it necessary to REPLACE A WORN-OUT ROOF ELATERITE ROOFING 1 f shingles, tin, iron, tar aud gravel, and all prepared roofings. bhor ge tome cartaces, gutters, valleys, etc. Easy tolay. Tempered for all climates. able in cost. Sold on merit. Guaranteed. It will pay to ask for prices and information. THE ELATERITE ROOFING Co. : 713 Market St., San Francisco ES Chestnutwood’s Business College SANTA CRUZ, CAL. STENOGRAPHIO RG ice sc oweteueniee ST’ Departments Se ge , ed 6 Months’ Tuition in either Department .. on pee gence $50 00 Combined Course, 6 months...+.--+0s Ga aidiaiee ie 75 00 Good Board and Room, private family, per month.. . 16 00 PROF. J, A. CHESTNUTWOOD, Founder and Principal PROF, J. H. JANSON, President and Manager. Nevada City Assay Office. ~ Assaying of Ores of all deseription, for Journal, MAITLAND BROS In Their New Saloo Wri Have moved into their new caarters 1 Som mercial street and invite a:l their former patrons to and seo them. They will e ita point toserve he firest tranas of Wines, Liquors and Cigirs. All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. MM" bbe pd nd THE =pDvCTION OF alty. Fractious Ores a spec y aii il ess orders prom UST BOUGHT, Broad below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION, Telephone No.—W. 28. McClurg & Claypool are rigging up for No. 3 well,.near Coalinga. The, company brought in a 200-barrel well in March and has No. 2 nearing complation. It is reported the Blue Diamond Oil Co. will resume next month, after being idle for a year. , The Plumas National Bulletin reports that the Tabor Tunnel in Gibsonville ridge has reached gravel. The tunnel has been driven in a distance of approximately 3600 feet, and an incline sunk a distance of 42 feet below the level of the tunnel. In Old Diggings, Shasta County, several mines are either shipping ore to the Keswick smelter or are getting ready to do so. A. A. Anthony, who is superintendent and general manager of the Central Mine is sending about twenty-five tons a week across the river. , A power transmission plant is be{ng put up near Reward, from which power will be transmitted electrically two miles to the mill of theReward Gold Mining Co., where induction motors will be used to drive a 20stamp mill, air compressor and rock breaker. ; A vein of ore running $15 per ton fs reported struck in the crosscut on the 200-foot level of the Maltman mine, near Angels, last week. Two 14inch Cornish pumps are on the ground at the Forty-nine mine, near Douglas Flat. Each pump weighs eight tons. A strike which has aroused much interest in Angel’s Camp and Stockton has been made in the Benson Mine; near the former place. While sinking the shaft ore was encountered at eighty feet which was fairly spangled with free gold, some of the samples running up into the hundreds of dollars a ton. George L. Carr and partners have sold 200 feet of the Yellow Rose of Texas Mine in Trinidad County to the Union Consolidated Gold Mines Cqmpany, owner of the Dorleska Mine ad. joining. There has been some litigation over the strip between the companies and the sale is the result of a compromise. ‘ Mr. McCall, the finder of the rich pocket at: Mountain House in Butte County, is watching the pocket as closely as a banker would watch his safe. The hole is now only two feet deep and three feet wide, yet from this he has already takn out $4,000. One piece that weighed seven pounds had more gold than quartz and another four pound pfece was pretty nearly all gold. At Oroville, Butte County, there are now twenty-two mining dredges at work, and six more are being built. The bottom gravel is free from cement and carries from 30 to 40 cents per cubic yard in gold. The ‘and, when bought for farming and fruit raising cost about $75 per acre, but cannot be purchased now for less than $1000 per acre for mining. A report has reached Los Angeles of a valuable discovery in the desert country of San Bernardino County, eight miles south of Amboy station. The discoverers are three prospectors —Marcus Proff of Daggett, Pete King and Seamore Alf of Ludlow. They have located eight claims, two of which are supposed to’ cover the larger portion of the ore body. This ore body is exposed by three crosseanyons that are cut depe into. Several parties have located claims fin the Cinnabar section of the West Fork of Beaver Creek, near Garretson’s Medical Springs in Humboldt County, and the whole country is likely to be plastered with notices. Prospects made in that section several yebrs ago developed numerous fine chimneys of cinnabar, which on being treated by retorting, yielded superior quicksilver in good paying quantity. Business Locals, f you want a good, cool drink of Loveland is now eelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popnlar Bakery. Try itand yon will alwaye buy it. t v6-tf Wn. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makés a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitora Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. a81-t? Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Juot he thing for this cold Weather; tf For the best ‘of every thing in the meat fine send your orders to Naffzige . Emil Freses:, gars ik singgials livers,’ ‘ relieves tortured’ kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomwe age ee — is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy et health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 25c mr, J. H. GORSUCH The Optician EXAMINES EYES FREE. Farnighes you with glassee (if you need them) at reasonable prices. , ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . Nevada City Office Hours —9 to 12 a, m., with Dickerman, the Druggist. Grass Valley Office Hours—2 to 65 p. m, with Alf. Berg, the Jeweler. Enterprise Lager Beer On Draught ae I have m:de arrangements to place the celebrated’ Enterprise Lager Beer on draught and invite my patrons to call and try it. Ivs cool and sharp. FRED EILERIMAN N. J. ROHR Carriage and Sign Painter Decorator and scoats Houces painted neatly and artistically inside and out at a reasonable price : Sbop at Seaman’s blacksmith shop. Residence—Second hcuse above the new bridge on Pine street, Dr, Alvali N. Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City Teeth Extracted Without Pain. fice Hours—9 to 124. 8. and 2 to5 p.m. visit DR, JORDAN'S Great Museum of Anatomy NQ2061 MAREET OF, bot. 6th 8 7th, G.F. The Largest of its kind in the Worldy We are continually adding new Come and learn how wonderfully you are and how to avoid sickness and disease. If you suffer from any of the ills of men, come to the oldest Specialist on the Pacific Coast, DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES Consultation free and strietly private. Treatment ally -! by letters ever sai % thoroughly cradionted m the system wit g Mercury, yew MAN applying to us will receive Ga honest opinion of his complaint. We will Guarantee a SITIVE CURE in MAILED PReR. (A vali DR. JORDAN & CO., 1651 "nion Livery Stable Main st., opp Union Hotel Henry Lane, = % Prop’r BEST TURNOUTS IN TOWN IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For ue to cut hair in a stylish manner because we understand our business That’s why eo many people have their’ tonsorial work done here. ‘ SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY fOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS.} DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the floest tables in town at this place. Also good liquors and Cigars. : CHAMPION SALOON O’Gonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs, Grand ND DANCE a Se) For the Benefit C : en O95 Oe a Tal & Tuesday, June 30th At Armory Hall A splendid program has been arranged and a delightful time is in ‘store for all who attend. eieay The following floor committee will see that all who desire to dance have partners: D. Doyle, R. Goyue, W. M. Grimes, H. Sweet, J. O'Connell, Ernest Hocking, Martin Maher, Percy Oarr, O Ashbarn, Ladis Walling. Lester Kirkham, James Hussey, Howard Naffziger, Gilbert Richards, John O’Neiil, Wm. Obace, Wm. Maguire, Bert ghee wiacesi) Howard Loveland, Bert shton. ~i ADMISSION....08. 50 Cents ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Urs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshments—25 cents, Instead of having Money to Burn It is better to have Money to Earn You more money. In the California Safe Deposit and TrustCompany the interest on your savings is compounded twice a year. You can check against it, and get interest on monthly balances, too, CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor. California and Montgomery Sts., San Francisco: Capital and Surplus, $1,245,225.94 Total Assets 6,262,309.49 Pays 3 6-10 per cent. on term deposits and 3 per cent. on ordinary accounts. Let us send you a pamphlet describing our business and methods, J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager City Taxes. The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1903—1904 : Are Now Due and Payable And will be DELINQUENT. on Monday, August 3, ’08 I will be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9a. m.td 12 m., and from 2p.m.to6 p.m.and and7p. m. to 8 p. m. from Monday, June 15, until the gd day of Aug ust, 1903. @@® vot paid prior thereto (August 8d) five per cent will be added to the amount. H. D SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 1908 Reduction in Price of Gas On and after May lst, 1903, the price of Gas will be as follows: Hiuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M If paid on or’before the month succeeding the charge. If paid after the 10th, 60 cents per M additional, Minimum charge for Gas, 50 cents per mcnth for each meter installed. All connections for Gas Stoves from: the mains to the stoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess of 100 feet, 15.cents per foot. Hovada Conny Gas & lari, JOHN WERRY, Manager. Come Here and.Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commersial St DUNLAP“.& HICKS. 4 ¥ 4 ib Ai AV COREE N BME B ik i gn a” _, Broad street , . ee . ee ~ ‘. JIM DOWER Proprietor Literary. Entertainment Spring@ Summer Goods JUST RECEIVED . ~~ YT We have jast received another large stock + Goods, which include all the -latest pate in line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices, We would be pleased to see you, of Spring and. Sammer Dress wash goods. Also a atifal Call in and see our goods and get whether you purchase or not. wW. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. oe m caenaniil Hurrah for the 4th of July Monster CelebrationJat GRASS: VALLEY <SRE190590000900 ames Qne continual round of pleasure from early morn till late at night. The citizens have raised a big fund to entertain the visitors, The townwill be in holiday attire and in the evening there will be a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS —Kk#k— The Parade will be the largest and best ever given in the county and will consist of eh 4 pretty and costly floats, the military companies of Nevada Oity and Grass Valley, the fire companies of Nebps Fy and ane Re thf Tigh dane al pberge steed decorated’ carriands (including the Boys Band of Nevada Cit d ¢ RED MEN’S DRILL TEAM ON HORSE BACK. a rare hot Exceptional Afternoon Amusements Consisting of a Chinese parade, baby parade, a farcical boxing match between @ fat man and a thin man, foot race between Chinese and Indians, 8 Midway composed of colonies of Cninese, Indians and Gypsies, and many other amusements too numerous to mention. @ Grand Mardi Gras Parade on the Evening of July 34, The day’s pleasure will be concluded with a GRAND BALL on the Big Platform on Bennett street. ___Everybody Welcome. a . _.__.____Excursions on Al Railroads ~ FINE GROCERIES — At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as giving unusual values, .) and you will find us doing the same thing right here every day. Drop in and get some of our \ prices. You are always welcome. . W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City, WEISSBEIN BROS. &CoO. Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purchasers of Gold Dust and Bullion. Base Bullion and O nid @ specialty. Ores and Concentraces Tested by any Process. T analeiiete intl ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE 61S SACRAMENTO NEAR MONTGOMERY 7 greta OAL. nmegil ——s Citizens Banis Incorperated in 1876. BROAD STREET, . NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital $200,000.00. Reserve Fund -« “ 5,5 Paid-Up Capital ~75,000.00. Undivided Profits +,6:000-00 OFFICKRS—President, BE. Preston; Vice-Presid: " 3 Morgan; Assistant Seskine and feeretary, D. f. noth ag pushes: Cashine, Johe DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T Man, Chas: E. Clinch Jobu M. Thomea Gee MHughes, D. B. Morgan, Lord HousOFFiCE HOURS—Frowm 10 a. M.to 4 P. M. Saturdays from 6:90 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points tn California, sunora! SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all polnts n BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. Flowers [HEIP . WANTED. Flowers GIRLS AND WOMEN I have secured the agency for During Fruit Season of 1908— June to October. three of the best Conservatories in this State and am now prepared to fill any and all orders for potted plants,cut flowers, : = Good Wagon: ealthy Surroundings Register your name at once and your job will be reserved for you. Write for circular giving fall particulars to either of the folowing addresses: Marysville Cannery, Marysville, Cal Rosenberg Bros. Co., Yuba City, Cal C. F. C.A. Cannery, Yuba City, Cal ‘floral designs, etc. Orders left with me or at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s cfice will receive prompt attention. AU STIN McINTIRE — . = ba nae rt . 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ularly described Location, LIND, th lode post, marked . mi ic pent a? fee 52 Dost re » a th OUNDARIzg, 1. apine Post 3 quarter sevtion net dary of Section 1 bears §, ro etic variation, 1¢° 20 . feet to cor, No, 2, in diameter mar a lo variation 18° 9 i, Aa cor. No, 8, an oak 2, 0” E. varia. nohos squats’ 2, 0F ‘snetic variation 1° et tO cor. No, 5 and cation, a pine Pont-4 ~4098; thence, S. 88> go" W., 600 feet 3e of beginning; eons OCATION. LINE. lode post, hence, Tingnetie var 22" W., 1a foet ri south lode ! Dost. of cB dogg, Net Naar, DUNDARIES, 1, a pine post4 ) from oy 4 on the east boundary 11 &., M. D.M., bears ence, mrgnetie var. st 4 ‘lodkes eae Uare ’ 0 eaetle variation, 600 feet ire.merkany Ao, . tion 17° Kast, N, Fine 4a spree = ©, Magnetic K. 600 feet tocor he ing; containing 20% ICATION, LINE. lode vost, a fir ed FNLP&OSLP ery cut bears N, §1K° snetic variation, 17° 500 feet to north lode post of Marine post 4 inches LP & MS LP 4; corner tunnel bears JUNDARIES, No. lla pine post 4 ao bebe he ¢ east houn -11E.M,D.M, . hence, magnetic vari0” w. 600 feet to cor, ches square, marked magnetic variat on, feet to cor. No.3, a ‘S square, marked rhetic variation, 17° to cor. No. 4, identi. f Marchands guare ced 8—4—4098; thence, E.,S. 0& 18” W. 1800 ) place of beginning; LOCATION, LINE. th lode post, a pine arked ONLP&MS scovery cut bears N, . magnetic variation, 1.6 feet to north lode 28 square, marked M YUNDARIES, oO. 1, a pine post 4 i 1—4093; whence the rner on the north 6, T.17 N. R, 11 E., M. NV. 976.4 feet; er E., N. 88° 30° E, pruce post 4 inches 3, standing on the ion 16, whence the N. ars S. 89° 50° K., 11171 variation 17° E., S. yr No. 8, an oak post ed 8-~4-—4093; thence, E., S. 68° 80° W. 600 pruce post 4 inches 198; thence, magnetic 54’ W. 1380.6 feet to beginuing; containvarious claims com: Consolidated Quartz e office of the County unty, California, at , as follows: tz Mining Cale ip ns, page #3, ping Claim in Book ges 45-46. 2 Mining Ciaua in 8, page 44 nine Claim in Book e 441. ta are; Bounded on Pine and Crescent by claim of Fritz id; on the south by Patented) and by the don the west by the nd the River View claiming adversely Red Cross Consolyr surface grount, heir adverse cla © United States Land in the State of Calldays poriod of pub: y will pe bar y of the Statute. STRONG, Register. y for Applicant. that the foregoing for patent, be pubsixty daysin the Na.ANBCKIPT, & daily t Nevada City, Neeo STRONG, Register, 920th 1903, reditors, COURT, NBYADA i ia. TW AGON, deceased, by the under ed tate of Ludwig HAT tore of, against the said deith the necessary onthe after the first e, to the sald Lsaaie ity, California. the ri transaction o ein said County BIERWAGON, Azetate of Ludw \. mis <<< o Appear. OFFICE, RAMENTO, Cal. entered at this 7 against J oseph Le is homestead em fice September KE. M. D. M., Placer a view to the cane?” rs TRONG, Register jewoum, f 2 ei ada Ba ript. ‘4 42ND YRAR—NO, 12,522 .P. BROWN.....-Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12}¢ Cts. a Week RATES: Hodit ol isements not to exceed five lines in-' this heading for 25 cents a ’ An month, Rach additional line ents a week or 20cente 2 month. Payinvariably in advance. For Reat. 3 h oon Broad street; rent $9. od Water ‘atr 6 rooms, for sale, » $700; rent, $8. Furnished house on Hill. Apply at this office. ms ‘Por Sale, od hay, seed barley and rolled barley sale. For particulars address W. A PS, Erle, Yuba county, California. m5 For Sale, estate, private rig, lime business, 's mineral wa‘ er agency and other payvencies. For particulars apply to J.J. LEY, with Union Ice Co. m?28-tf apamel sited Mvarisonn’s Agents Wanted. dy agente wanted in Nevada City for of _ the latest: pentane ant mst atrticles of necess' women. iveng profits, Address A. 0. SCHMIDT. McAllister St. San Francisco. m27 Wanted. thful person to travel for well estabd house in a few counties. calling on remerchants and agents. Local territory. ry $1024 a year and expenses payable Ja week in cash ane expenses advauced. tion permanen rushing. Enclosed self-addressed enyo. Standard House, 800 Caxton Bldg., go. ap20Are You Interested ? interested in MATRIMONY, write Zimman & Co., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, hey'll help you. Cost nothing to find Her 4 it Letters sacredly confidential. nsands want to marry. It’s natural. so intended from the beginning. Wanted. ant representatives’ everywhere to »tames and addresses and to mail out rtising of my Brunswick Piano and mM layer. No rience ei recet wi Pee: paid weekly for all haretire. Send stamp for particulars. . , kright blac: Piano Delors, bly = Business Chance. e wise investment of $20 is often the dation of success, if you are not wedded jodding meth you shoaki lnvartinnse proposition, It is jor the man of m a ee eter Seve ocean cues without in ring w: ment. Address H. BROLASEL, 356 DearStreet, Chicago, 111, ii ae CHICAGO. IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS Brom * San Franciscoat J0a.m. ICAGO ,UNION PACIFIC k NORTHWESTERN LINE . Pullman fuurteen-section Draw‘Room and Private Comipartnt Observation. Sleeping Cars, th telephone. Electric-reading ps in every Berth, Compartmnt and Drawing-Room. Buffet, hoking. and Library Cars, with ber and Bath, Dining Cars— Isalacarte. Electric lighted bughout. Daily Tourist Car service at 6 p. and personally Conducted Exsions evéry Wednesday and day at 8 am.from San Fran b. The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE / Market St, Gen. Agent Pacific Coast ace Hotel) San Frano’ OR 8. P. COMPANY's AGENT. AE TRANSCRIPTS fell Your riends..Of the Low Rates in effect March 9th to Jane 16th. 33.00 from Chicago. 26.00 froni Kansae-@ity, Atchison, Joseph, Ft. Worth, Houston, and common Missouri River 0 pointe. Orresponding rates from other nts SANTE FE, Agent will receive deposits far tickets and give fall information. SANTA FE AN. IMPUDENT BEGGAR. How Sir Walter Besant Was Cured of Promiscuous Almagiving. It was one of the daily customs of Sir Walter Besant to take a walk through Hyde park; London. At the entrance to the park sat an old beggar Woman whose woebegone appearance caused Sig Walter to stop one day and drop a} copper penny into her outstretched hand.. After a time it became 4 regular habit to speak a word or two to her when giving her the coin, ,One day, however, the old woman handed him back the penny, saying: “Guy me siller. or nawthink. The idea of a gent like you givin’ a poor old woman like me a dirty penny! Guv me ‘siller.” . She came close to him and waved her arms threateningly. Str Walter started to go, but she grabbed the lapel of hts coat’nd screamed: “Guy: me siller, you st rogue! Guy me what you owe me 99 This drew a crowd, and the novelist to save himself ) threw a handful of scramble escaped. , ‘ He, forgot all about the old hag till one day, chancing to enter the same gate again, he was aroused from reverie by her shrill cackle. Pointing him out to the bystanders, she screamed, “‘That’s *im—the fine rogue in the long whiskers—the bloke in “igh ’at!”’ This was too much for the author. He broke away with extraordinary haste and thereafter was pretty thorbaa cured of promigcuous almsgivv eS 4 SPEAKS FOR ITSELF You know when rich, red blood is coursin the veins, for it shows in the brightness of the og = beauty and clearness of the complexion, the smooth, fair skin, and robust, healthy constitution. It is good blood that imparts strength and energy to the body and k in bngtaaees and Mi Pe a is the foundation ysically and men sound it must pure People with good blood me strong, iesteady nerves and are blest with good appetites and digestion, and enjoy tefreshing sleep. If we could untainted, 1 -was in wretohed healthy my blood ‘was in bad order, my gums being very much uleerated. Tbegan the use blood then we might enjoy perpetual See eee wal Ry sea health, but it becomes infected and . jit nerensed. wondesfaliy end. my poisoned and most of the ills thatafilict fine family medicine, jumanity and undermine the constitu. . MRS. M. B. DAVIDSON. tion are caused by an impoverished Rockmart, Ga, or polluted condition of this vital fluid. When the blood is diseased the skin NEVADA: CITY, coin among them and during thé} CAL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1903 EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. Pen mma ng CALIFORNIA. , The Siskiyou Copper Mines at F)Hott Creek have been sold to a party. of Spokane mining men for $210,000. C. A. Canfield has leased ground from the Aetna Oil Co. at Coalinga and will start drilling operations next month. The Peabody Mine, at Grass Valley, which has been idle for eleven years, has. just been -unwatered and every: thing inside found in good condition. . At the coal mine near Garlock they have a 4-foot body of coal, says Superintendent B. E. Logan. They have put in a gasoline engine and blower. A new ore chute averaging in the’ vein twenty inches in width is re. ported to have been sunk in the Grass Valley Consolidated Mine on Osborne Hill. ed Over forty mining locations have .been made in Mariposa County since the first of March. These claims are . mostly in the vicinity of Quartzburg and Coulterville. é Men are at work on the Ford copper and asbestos.mines, near Georgetown, and development work is boing done on the Modoc and Van mines, all under. the supervision of the El Dorado Copper Co. Ss The Yosemite Copper Co. report work progressing at the Yosemite mine, near Daulton, on the Southern ‘1 Pacific railroad, and two and a half miies south of uu.e Buchanan copper mine. Additional machinery is being put in. loses its healthy appearance, and the complexion, its freshness and beau form of running sores, . and becomes red and rough and full of pada me So much pimples-and splotches. Itching, scaly discomfort. Four doctors ‘oat the . eruptions, blackheads, boils and rashes break out upon the body when the blood is too poor or too thin and acid, and is not supplying proper nourishok a apis Debility, poor ap e, bai gestion, restless sleep and nervousness more often come from a ee ee ( ‘sluggish, impure‘blood than any other ig aaa coe is _— cause. To build up the blood, restore its lost properties and make it rich and nutritious again is the only rational treatment, and the proper way to get ridof’skin troubles. There is no remedy like S. 8. S. to accomplish this S S S and it does it promptly and thoroughly, disa the blood all poisons and humors, and restores ' it to a normal, healthy condition, and invigorates and tones up the general health, en rich, red blood is : through your veins all eruptions : appetite om, abe the complexion clears and you get rid of those mifserable et eelings and nervousness, and: once more the . S. 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: 713 Market St., San Francisco ES Chestnutwood’s Business College SANTA CRUZ, CAL. STENOGRAPHIO RG ice sc oweteueniee ST’ Departments Se ge , ed 6 Months’ Tuition in either Department ... on pee gence $50 00 Combined Course, 6 months......+..--+0s Ga aidiaiee ie 75 00 Good Board and Room, private family, per month... . 16 00 PROF. J, A. CHESTNUTWOOD, Founder and Principal PROF, J. H. JANSON, President and Manager. Nevada City Assay Office. ~ Assaying of Ores of all deseription, for Journal, MAITLAND BROS In Their New Saloo Wri Have moved into their new caarters 1 Som mercial street and invite a:l their former patrons to and seo them. They will e ita point toserve he firest tranas of Wines, Liquors and Cigirs. All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. MM" bbe pd nd THE =pDvCTION OF alty. Fractious Ores a spec y aii il ess orders prom UST BOUGHT, Broad below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION, Telephone No.—W. 28. McClurg & Claypool are rigging up for No. 3 well,.near Coalinga. The, company brought in a 200-barrel well in March and has No. 2 nearing complation. It is reported the Blue Diamond Oil Co. will resume next month, after being idle for a year. , The Plumas National Bulletin reports that the Tabor Tunnel in Gibsonville ridge has reached gravel. The tunnel has been driven in a distance of approximately 3600 feet, and an incline sunk a distance of 42 feet below the level of the tunnel. In Old Diggings, Shasta County, several mines are either shipping ore to the Keswick smelter or are getting ready to do so. A. A. Anthony, who is superintendent and general manager of the Central Mine is sending about twenty-five tons a week across the river. , A power transmission plant is be{ng put up near Reward, from which power will be transmitted electrically two miles to the mill of theReward Gold Mining Co., where induction motors will be used to drive a 20stamp mill, air compressor and rock breaker. ; A vein of ore running $15 per ton fs reported struck in the crosscut on the 200-foot level of the Maltman mine, near Angels, last week. Two 14inch Cornish pumps are on the ground at the Forty-nine mine, near Douglas Flat. Each pump weighs eight tons. A strike which has aroused much interest in Angel’s Camp and Stockton has been made in the Benson Mine; near the former place. While sinking the shaft ore was encountered at eighty feet which was fairly spangled with free gold, some of the samples running up into the hundreds of dollars a ton. George L. Carr and partners have sold 200 feet of the Yellow Rose of Texas Mine in Trinidad County to the Union Consolidated Gold Mines Cqmpany, owner of the Dorleska Mine ad. joining. There has been some litigation over the strip between the companies and the sale is the result of a compromise. ‘ Mr. McCall, the finder of the rich pocket at: Mountain House in Butte County, is watching the pocket as closely as a banker would watch his safe. The hole is now only two feet deep and three feet wide, yet from this he has already takn out $4,000. One piece that weighed seven pounds had more gold than quartz and another four pound pfece was pretty nearly all gold. At Oroville, Butte County, there are now twenty-two mining dredges at work, and six more are being built. The bottom gravel is free from cement and carries from 30 to 40 cents per cubic yard in gold. The ‘and, when bought for farming and fruit raising cost about $75 per acre, but cannot be purchased now for less than $1000 per acre for mining. A report has reached Los Angeles of a valuable discovery in the desert country of San Bernardino County, eight miles south of Amboy station. The discoverers are three prospectors —Marcus Proff of Daggett, Pete King and Seamore Alf of Ludlow. They have located eight claims, two of which are supposed to’ cover the larger portion of the ore body. This ore body is exposed by three crosseanyons that are cut depe into. Several parties have located claims fin the Cinnabar section of the West Fork of Beaver Creek, near Garretson’s Medical Springs in Humboldt County, and the whole country is likely to be plastered with notices. Prospects made in that section several yebrs ago developed numerous fine chimneys of cinnabar, which on being treated by retorting, yielded superior quicksilver in good paying quantity. Business Locals, f you want a good, cool drink of Loveland is now eelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popnlar Bakery. Try itand yon will alwaye buy it. t v6-tf Wn. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makés a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitora Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. a81-t? Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Juot he thing for this cold Weather; tf For the best ‘of every thing in the meat fine send your orders to Naffzige . Emil Freses:, gars ik singgials livers,’ ‘ relieves tortured’ kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomwe age ee — is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy et health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 25c mr, J. H. GORSUCH The Optician EXAMINES EYES FREE. Farnighes you with glassee (if you need them) at reasonable prices. , ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . Nevada City Office Hours —9 to 12 a, m., with Dickerman, the Druggist. Grass Valley Office Hours—2 to 65 p. m, with Alf. Berg, the Jeweler. Enterprise Lager Beer On Draught ae I have m:de arrangements to place the celebrated’ Enterprise Lager Beer on draught and invite my patrons to call and try it. Ivs cool and sharp. FRED EILERIMAN N. J. ROHR Carriage and Sign Painter Decorator and scoats Houces painted neatly and artistically inside and out at a reasonable price : Sbop at Seaman’s blacksmith shop. Residence—Second hcuse above the new bridge on Pine street, Dr, Alvali N. Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City Teeth Extracted Without Pain. fice Hours—9 to 124. 8. and 2 to5 p.m. visit DR, JORDAN'S Great Museum of Anatomy NQ2061 MAREET OF, bot. 6th 8 7th, G.F. The Largest of its kind in the Worldy We are continually adding new Come and learn how wonderfully you are and how to avoid sickness and disease. If you suffer from any of the ills of men, come to the oldest Specialist on the Pacific Coast, DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES Consultation free and strietly private. Treatment ally -! by letters ever sai % thoroughly cradionted m the system wit g Mercury, yew MAN applying to us will receive Ga honest opinion of his complaint. We will Guarantee a SITIVE CURE in MAILED PReR. (A vali DR. JORDAN & CO., 1651 "nion Livery Stable Main st., opp Union Hotel Henry Lane, = % Prop’r BEST TURNOUTS IN TOWN IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For ue to cut hair in a stylish manner because we understand our business That’s why eo many people have their’ tonsorial work done here. ‘ SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY fOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS.} DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the floest tables in town at this place. Also good liquors and Cigars. : CHAMPION SALOON O’Gonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs, Grand ND DANCE a Se) For the Benefit C : en O95 Oe a Tal & Tuesday, June 30th At Armory Hall A splendid program has been arranged and a delightful time is in ‘store for all who attend. eieay The following floor committee will see that all who desire to dance have partners: D. Doyle, R. Goyue, W. M. Grimes, H. Sweet, J. O'Connell, Ernest Hocking, Martin Maher, Percy Oarr, O Ashbarn, Ladis Walling. Lester Kirkham, James Hussey, Howard Naffziger, Gilbert Richards, John O’Neiil, Wm. Obace, Wm. Maguire, Bert ghee wiacesi) Howard Loveland, Bert shton. ~i ADMISSION........08. 50 Cents ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Urs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshments—25 cents, Instead of having Money to Burn It is better to have Money to Earn You more money. In the California Safe Deposit and TrustCompany the interest on your savings is compounded twice a year. You can check against it, and get interest on monthly balances, too, CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor. California and Montgomery Sts., San Francisco: Capital and Surplus, $1,245,225.94 Total Assets 6,262,309.49 Pays 3 6-10 per cent. on term deposits and 3 per cent. on ordinary accounts. Let us send you a pamphlet describing our business and methods, J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager City Taxes. The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1903—1904 : Are Now Due and Payable And will be DELINQUENT. on Monday, August 3, ’08 I will be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9a. m.td 12 m., and from 2p.m.to6 p.m.and and7p. m. to 8 p. m. from Monday, June 15, until the gd day of Aug ust, 1903. @@® vot paid prior thereto (August 8d) five per cent will be added to the amount. H. D SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 1908 Reduction in Price of Gas On and after May lst, 1903, the price of Gas will be as follows: Hiuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M If paid on or’before the month succeeding the charge. If paid after the 10th, 60 cents per M additional, Minimum charge for Gas, 50 cents per mcnth for each meter installed. All connections for Gas Stoves from: the mains to the stoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess of 100 feet, 15.cents per foot. Hovada Conny Gas & lari, JOHN WERRY, Manager. Come Here and.Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commersial St DUNLAP“.& HICKS. 4 ¥ 4 ib Ai AV COREE N BME B ik i gn a” _, Broad street , . ee . ee ~ ‘. JIM DOWER Proprietor Literary. Entertainment Spring@ Summer Goods JUST RECEIVED . ~~ YT We have jast received another large stock + Goods, which include all the -latest pate in line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices, We would be pleased to see you, of Spring and. Sammer Dress wash goods. Also a atifal Call in and see our goods and get whether you purchase or not. wW. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. oe m caenaniil Hurrah for the 4th of July Monster CelebrationJat GRASS: VALLEY <SRE190590000900 ames Qne continual round of pleasure from early morn till late at night. The citizens have raised a big fund to entertain the visitors, The townwill be in holiday attire and in the evening there will be a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS —Kk#k— The Parade will be the largest and best ever given in the county and will consist of eh 4 pretty and costly floats, the military companies of Nevada Oity and Grass Valley, the fire companies of Nebps Fy and ane Re thf Tigh dane al pberge steed decorated’ carriands (including the Boys Band of Nevada Cit d ¢ RED MEN’S DRILL TEAM ON HORSE BACK. a rare hot Exceptional Afternoon Amusements Consisting of a Chinese parade, baby parade, a farcical boxing match between @ fat man and a thin man, foot race between Chinese and Indians, 8 Midway composed of colonies of Cninese, Indians and Gypsies, and many other amusements too numerous to mention. @ Grand Mardi Gras Parade on the Evening of July 34, The day’s pleasure will be concluded with a GRAND BALL on the Big Platform on Bennett street. ___Everybody Welcome. a . _.__.____Excursions on Al Railroads ~ FINE GROCERIES — At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as giving unusual values, .) and you will find us doing the same thing right here every day. Drop in and get some of our \ prices. You are always welcome. . W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City, WEISSBEIN BROS. &CoO. Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purchasers of Gold Dust and Bullion. Base Bullion and O nid @ specialty. Ores and Concentraces Tested by any Process. T analeiiete intl ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE 61S SACRAMENTO NEAR MONTGOMERY 7 greta OAL. nmegil ——s Citizens Banis Incorperated in 1876. BROAD STREET, . NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital $200,000.00. Reserve Fund -« “ 5,5 Paid-Up Capital ~75,000.00. Undivided Profits +,6:000-00 OFFICKRS—President, BE. Preston; Vice-Presid: " 3 Morgan; Assistant Seskine and feeretary, D. f. noth ag pushes: Cashine, Johe DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T Man, Chas: E. Clinch Jobu M. Thomea Gee MHughes, D. B. Morgan, Lord HousOFFiCE HOURS—Frowm 10 a. M.to 4 P. M. Saturdays from 6:90 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points tn California, sunora! SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all polnts n BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. Flowers [HEIP . WANTED. Flowers GIRLS AND WOMEN I have secured the agency for During Fruit Season of 1908— June to October. three of the best Conservatories in this State and am now prepared to fill any and all orders for potted plants,cut flowers, : = Good Wagon: ealthy Surroundings Register your name at once and your job will be reserved for you. Write for circular giving fall particulars to either of the folowing addresses: Marysville Cannery, Marysville, Cal Rosenberg Bros. Co., Yuba City, Cal C. F. C.A. Cannery, Yuba City, Cal ‘floral designs, etc. Orders left with me or at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s cfice will receive prompt attention. AU STIN McINTIRE — . = ba nae rt . E: > Sa Rie tia Bee seainals sooty — were = , hae nile: eee oa GR eh ot ees ae petimiaage Be et ee