June 6, 1901 (4 pages)

t x . DE Bunkoed. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. (, “fis name. was: Alexander, and his weakness was tle horses,” said the réeporter. “Surprising as it may appear, he won sometimes and enjoyed a brief nodding acquaintance with fortune. When the bookmakers got it back again, he took to drink and in the end went about trying to pick out a good place in Which to kill himself. “He bought a drink in a cheap hotel, Malaria Causes Billousness. Giove's Tasteléds Chitif Forte renroved. Pp BWARD GOLD M the cause. : Sanu F tHforni SRUPLSSIONAL CARDS-. setoude Diecoumdiememenct . on “ft is wsurprising fact,” says Prof. . WOIOIOINIEIIOIRIOIOIOIOK aitwemrpriing mow” wre Perle Greatest Event of the Season x parts of the world, for the last ten/ : ae Sistinwscuesg.GRAND PICNIC. used Gresn’s August Flower than. eny —TO BE GIVEN BY THE— ORR HOOK OK Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, , At Pythian Castle. aM Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc * } FRANK E.-WADSWORTH, 6. C. G.W. Oapan, K. of R. and 8. —* 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor LLEY BUILDING p ea wreek corner Pine, remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, and for constipation. I find for tourists, and salesman, or for —— Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O 5 . and the quality of the liquor led him . persons filling office positions, w ‘ . ‘ ‘ ; and untess payn 1 The HomeMest Man eva: ; to believe he had found the place. He . Heedaches and general bad fee lings . Sy ; _ FRANK POWER, betore,will pe aol gn ‘Lue be léth ‘ gee Meets at Odd Fellows Haiti : from irregular habits exist,’ that ; : t Law. age Ai ; he hi dao and Bvery nd 4th Monday of each month s . wished to do no man injury, but any . Green's August Flower ie a grand remAttorney and Counselor a ° ment, together with costs of advertiai As well a8 the b an om est, and ¢ 7:30 o’siock. one who sold that sort deserved to find edy. It ddes not injure the’system by k F j : A GENT FOR THE helms FIRE AND LIFE } ex sale. ond, are taviter beh thle-af ike . a ea BY an PQLMERE, C. P. . 4 gead man oni the premises. He hired . frequent use and is excellent for sour j : . . peg Compe oat Co douse. get rigs hed sank ine m p's eis naa a a room, small, bleak, well calculated to . stomachs pdr indigestion.” Sample} : ; : bea ee irp for the laus Spreckels re FRED SEARLS, ase m8) Attorney and Counselor at Law. 9 ais ses iB seas aly ILL PRACTIO# IN ALL THB COUBT Application of the Prosperity W State and Federal. Vil Conrpany ‘For. Change P. F. SIMONDS, of Name, ; _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, . j 1LL PRACTICE IN THE STATR AUD) Oy cpERrOR Boise W ‘Totsed States Sonrtet 5; Das Reda Nevade Baten LAND BOR “J. M. WALLING, in the matter of the application-of the . (7nd Pine str< sts, Nevada L. Sow comet she) Eroaperity mm ny THOS. S. FORD, ae it is. corpor ees elk Attorney and Counselor at Law, Virtue of © laws of ‘nia, and 4 FFICE—LONES ‘BUILDING, COR. COMcipal place of business at New a City, inthe pron : ) meroia] and Pine r*rsets. 9 Orbat iss ticles of ineorporatio a c iginally at the time oi the ormation of gre pospesetey in the office of the County jlerk of Nevada Cou: “wit; 19th day of ‘Novembér, wh a oe! ctied. Hydraalic Parlor, No. 56, N. d. Gg. W ; Meets at Pythian Castle fivery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. make a man willing to blow out the gas, even if he had an aversion to it, which Alexander bad not. : “He plugged the apertures, closed the transom, hung his coat over the keyhole, turned out ‘the gas and lay down. Then he lighted it again and wrote a few foolish letters of farewell, so hard is it for even a tired mortal to quit with no word. Then he put out the light, saw that the gas was flowing freely and lay down. “He noticed that it was ten minutes to 1 o’clock in the morning. He fell asleep, certain it was all over. (Oblivion.) : : “He woke. The sun was streaming in. It was high noon. -Yes; he was alive. He could riot understand it. There was no gas in the room, yet it was still turned on. He finally discovbottles free at H. B. Dickerman’s. Sold by dealers‘in all civilized countries. Get Green’s prize almanac. tf At Bed Time . I take a pleasant herbdrink, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver dnd kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is made from herbs, and is preparéd as easily agtea. It is‘called Lane’s' Medicine. Lane’s Family Medicine moves he bowelseach day. Price 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf a remed) San Franciseo. -Feliev is guaraateed to curen chronic and ae pronchitis and consumption. Pric and 50c. For sale by H. Dicke sole agent. Better For Blood “Phan . ~ For Those Living in the Malaria tricte. Grove’s Tasteless. Obill 1 AT CHICAGO PARK ‘Shebley’s Pond, — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1901 The floor of the Dancing Platform will be in excellent condition, and the best:of mtrétc will‘be furnished throughout the day. ~~ SPLENDID PROGRAM OF SPORT HAS BEEN ARRANGED. Tratrié will ave Nevada City for the Picnic Grounds at 8:45 a. m 12:45 p.m. Returning leave Picnic Ground at 4 p.m.,6 p.m. and 8:25 p. m. ‘ ; ae FARE FOR ROUND TRIP: Gentlemen, $1.00; Ladies, 60 cents: Children under 12 years, 2 cents. Admission to grounds for parties coming other than by train, Laurel Parior, No. 6, N. D. G. W. ” Meets at Pythian Castle Secon. and fourth Thursdays of each month ° MISS LILLIE“MaLL&Nn, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS#R. S Hovada County Harrow Gauge B. B. oF MT Ris _ sth 4 Annual Picnic GLENBROOK PARK “ASSOCIATION WOOOONOOOIINOKIOK pooh anise ance WwW. D. LONG, / Attorney and Counselor at Law, —— TINIE TABLE NO. 55. rains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and aftes Sunday, May 18, 1900, as folows. LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Daily; connecting with Lo§:20 A. M. eal Train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. 8: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland *45 train No. 5, stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at Sap Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Kast, an ak 5 > M Daily; connecting with Lo° °c Kast and West. Arriving From Grass Valiey Only.; 9:35 A. M Daily ; connecting with Ov erland train from Kast. cisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited Train leaving Sacramento at 4:6" Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent. cisco and os Angeles, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, LIMITED, leaving each 315 p. m. Daily; oGunedting, with Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at al Train leavi: ¢ amento at 4:50 LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLLY ONLY @ 8:15 A. M. paily land Train from East. 1:05 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Gv = leaving San Francisco at 10 A M, >, M. and all points South. c. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. The operation of through via Surf and Santa Baron the new Two Through ‘Trains terminal in the morning, 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavi 10:00 A. M. Sacr P. M. and Overland rains for 10:00 P, M. Pay: ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Daily ; connecting with over5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi 9:40 p. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo-al GEO. FLETCHER; trains between San Franbara, will begin on daily. THE Coast LINE equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, will! make daylight trips ‘through the most picturesque, varied and enter-. . taining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the RE ‘SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) NEVADA CITY BOAD STBBET, -———— CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paidupincoin, °° ° ° 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PBBSTON.1.sceeveceeeeencees President JOHN T. MOBGAD..csecceceeeererss Cashier D. BE. MORGAN. . cece eee eer sere cee nee Secretary Hott: Niles Searle, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Houwman Geo, M. Hughes. BUSINESS HOUBS. _M. to 4». M., and on Saturdays from ies 6:30 to 7:30 P. Me é CORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer i Francisco—First Nation»! Bank, Lou 5 is & American Bank. an Pere so aanonal Bank of D. O. Mill * Weiss “Sight Drafts payabie tn NuW YORE, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. ; & lis of Excha ayable at sight iv Penge nr Be, cities of Great Britain av at oT potions on any part of the United State spotees price paid for County and Stew Voce Silyer Bullion purchased assay Office at the Bank. — : : nk Maintains an office at Grass Val PB get os a general Banking Business is i. M. Resident Agent at Grase Valley. i P=) ‘. tors of and all persons ha . msl ered that in hotels of that sort they turn the gas off at 1 a. m. ‘Bunkoed? he said and went cheerily on his way.” —New York Sun. A Joke That Failed. Professor Rogers and Dr. Dale were once lecturing in England, and at every town which they visited Dr. Dale noticed that his colleague, who always spoke first, made the same speech. In fact, so often ‘did the professor give that speech that the worthy doctor knew it off by beart; and this fact led the latter to think of a, way of taking the wind out of his friend’s sails. On their arrival at a town in south Lancashire Dr. Dale asked Dr. Rogers to allow bim to speak tirst. an arrangement to which the latter readily agreed, so Dr. Dale rose and proceeded to deliver the speech of Dr. Rogers, looking every: now and then out of the corner of his eye to see how that wortby gentleman was taking this practical joke. Dr. Rogers sat calm and composed, and when at jength bis turn came to speak he just as calmly rose and delivered, to Dr. Dale’s utter astonishment, quite a new speech. At the conclusion of the meeting Dr. Dale said to his colleague: “} thought I had taken the wind out of your sails tonight.” Dr. Rogers replied: “Ob, no. I de livered that speech when I was. here a month ago.” National Exchange Stable, Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY,The Empire Livery Stable bas the iargest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES ARD BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Prop’r. Dr, Alvah N. iorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M., and 1to5 P.M. Dr. N. E., Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. id Sas: .7 City, Cal. ss 6 Mevade Offise ater pone sin .L. BOWMAN. J.B. SHA¥ SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. #INE PLATE WOBK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. opp. City Hall. _ Coun day.and night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady attendant. Tele4road Street, opp. National Exchange Hote: . Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES ‘ MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. Free Delivery to par. part of the city. -Wedding Cakes and Faney Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West 8. NOTICE FOR BIDS —_ FOR — OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE B. ara of Educat ou of Nevada «ounty, Catiforn-a, will receive sealed, bids for. turnishiug the following School Books for use’ in the Schoois of Nevada County : Supplementary Readers for the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. sina Algebra, Elementary . Geometry, Book-keeping, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at 11 o’clocK a. m. on Juné Sth, 1901, at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent ~ tchools in the Court House at Nevada ity, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. J. ROGERS, Secretary County Board of Education. Nevada City, Cal, April 6, 1901. aps All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco soe The Finest 5-Cént Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bri s NATIONAL . Furnishing School Books.' C. H. HARRISON, . WOIIOOIOIOIOK HOIOKIOKK 25 cents. W. J. SCANDLING, Secretary. JAMES HARVEY, Chairman. * GRADUATES BALL! — —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Glass of 1904 ° —AT— , _#ARMORY HALL e__ Wednesday Evening,June 26th. L. A. Walling will be Floor Director and will be assisted by the-following: H. Loveland, Clifford Dennis, Wm Woods, Gluyas Richards, H. Rowe, H. Jepson, R. Hickman, A. Morgan, H. Evans, A. Osborn, M. Maher, Gilbert Richards, J. Schmidt, B. Aebton, G Merrill, F. Fleming, J. Hackley and OC. Ashburn. The Graduating Class this year consists of the following young ladies and gentlemen: Misses Mabel 8. Ivey Veda B. Gourley, Mollie A. Maher, Lueille M. Stikefortt, Hazel I. Robb, Sadie A. Snell, Maud M. Beatrice E. Oarr, Lyda M. McKenna and Messrs. Henry L. Hurstand Henry H.,Matthieson. The Class has made every preparation for the entertainment of Ps their guests, ———— ’ THE BEST OF MUSIC. Tickets, per couple .. wucieens Gentlemen Spéctators ..50 Cents W. D. VINTON, Agent BE STRONG. Littcoin’ Sexual P?'ls-restore natural strength and vigor. They do not excite or stimalate. They are 8 perfectly pure and I tablet is ‘Standarized to absolute uniformity. them and you will rejoice in stréfigth, nerve vigor and manly mdgnetism. Price, $1 00 per box—buy of your druggist or sent by mail on reveipt of prict, in-plain wrapper. cettaih nérve food, and every Use LINCOEN PROPRIETARY CO. ‘Fort Wayne, Ind. Cd hh i bailed eed Cavel, . i ORDER OF PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE. yy seems. NEVADA COUNTY TRACTION Company has made written application tothe Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, S ate of California, for a franchise to ooperacs and railroad on certain streets in the City of Nevada. Nevada County, California, in the following form: ORDINANCE NO. — “Granting to a franchise and privilege to construct and operate a_ street railroad upon certain bas? Se oe ee a of eed of Nevada: e Board of Trustees the City of Ne— shania ec es follows: ‘s : ON 1, e franchise and pr: héreby granted to <i siti d its successors and assigns, to construct and operate by an overhead electric trolley system a street 7 ailroad over and upon the following streets in said City of Nevada:Commencing at the intersection af the Grass Valley bagi ven with the southern bou'dary line o the City of Nevada, thence northerly along said Grass Valley Turnpike a SS ea —— to Broad street and Dn re street to a t foot east ao: Pine street. ren “SEOTION 2. Said railroad shall cousist of a singletrack with all necessary turnouts and switches. ‘he rails shail be laid so as to offer no unnecessary obstruction to travel and be flush with the surface of the street or highway. Said grantee shall during the term of this franchise keep in repair the portion of the street or highway between its tracks and tor the space of two feet on each side thereof, with the same material used by tne city upon the streets over which the ross runs respectively ;and with good cross“SECTION 8 Said railroad shall be operated by electricity by means of ovethead trolley wires and the poles carrying the necessary electric wires shall be set in a safe substantial and workmanlike manner, shall be at least twenty-five feet in height, and shall be placed at such distances apart as may be suitable for safely carrying the power wire operating Said railroad and as may be designated by the Street Committce and Superintendent of streets of said city. ‘SECTION 4. said zranice shall, from and after the lanse of five (5) years succeeding the date of this franchise, vay to the City of Nevada two per cent. of the gross annual receipts arising from the use, operation and possession of said railroad within said City of Nevada, said payments to be made annial oe “SEOTION 5. The work of cons said street railroad shall be cmuiaenned te good faith within not more than four months from the granting of this franchise and if not so commence d within said time said franchise shall be forfeited, and said construction of said street railroad shall be completed within not more than one year eee Es Fd gone He cam pleted within me 8 franchise 2 li i forfeited ae shall be likewise EOTION 6. e grantee of this fran and privilege shall file with the Bona a Trnstees of the City of Nevada within tive days after this franchise has been: awarded a bond running to said City of Nevada with at least two good and sufficient su eties, to be approved by said Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, in the penal sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, conditioned that said grantee shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of this franchise, and that in case of any breach of condition of such bond the whole amount of the penal sum therein uamed shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable ree the prind:pal and sureties upon said “SEOTION7. The grantee of thi shall construct all necessary anmaront eae vert8 for the free p: e of water under the tracks of said railroad, where the same DR. LYON'S Strict! * DESIRED CAUTION ton with fac-simile s' Gend for Circular to WILLIAMS M sa di —= ble, perfect! harmless, sure to accomplish DB RESULTS. Greatest known fentale remefy. teware of counter The genuine is put up only in paste-board Car Ber'wity fasstiiic aigneture on side of che bowie, thus: . CO., Sole Agents, Cleveland, Obio. For Saleby H. Dickérman. wae The Leading Flour. at ae DIS Oe ee we arte eee phone, West 5. ~~ Notice To Creditors. ASTATE OF PETER ALLISON, DEE ceased. Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Peter Allison, deceased, ‘to the crediving claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, wit the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at the law office of E.B. Power, at Nevada city, county of Nevada, State of California, the same being the I post fer the transaction of br busine of said a county of Nevada. =~ estate, in said county eyeiey BITTER, Administrator of the estate of Peter Allison, deceased. Dated April 26, 1901. “ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Location of principal place of business, Nevéda City, California. Nevada City, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti of the Board of Directors, held on the 2 day of May, 1901, an assessment (No 4) of Five © ents, per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the W. H. Smith. presHees, a his office on Broad Street, Nevada ty, Ca p Any stock upon which this assessménut shall remain unpaid on the 30th day of June, 1901. will be delinquent, and advert for sale at public auction; and ynless peymey: is made before, will be sold on DAY, the 30th day.,of July, 1901, to the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenaes of sale. By order of the rd of Directors. W. H. SMITH, Location of works, Secretary Pro Tem Do ag peer slg Bal MINING COMPANY. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCE . RS. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. ' Makes ty of Min Cases, asthe esense ond Lag Geet — ner Third and t Sreets San Beanciges, Rooms 14, 14 ahd ; Unron » Hotel Reopened And Now Ready for Business, . Henry Meizenbangier, Prop't. remodeled, repainted, repathietighott, thereby making it second ‘to no Hotel in this part of tlie State. One Hundréd Sudtty Rooms, And Lafge Moderna Dining Room. Stoppiig place for all Stagewand Buites. FRUIT an VEGETABLE STORE AH GUEY © —_—_— — Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. : — coucKtivs 10 “ORDER AT ANY THE ally flows, and to the ste mid gg oceumit too. ante ot “SECTION 8. «he rails shall be laid portion of the street directed by the arr Street Committee. The poles supporting the trolley wire shall be placed at the cur ing or wage of the pavement at such places as shall be designated by the said Street Committee, and said poles shall be kept painted. SECTION 9. All bridgesand culverts with. in the corporate limits of the said city of Nevada traversed by said railroad, her with the walls and.abutments thereof shall be put and kept in good condition end repair for general traffic in such manner and such times as shall be desiguated by th» Street Committee of the said City of Nevada. and beep eayeenes Famapab ps —_ be borne onee grantee of t. an pathos the City.of Nayadas ne ee one than Five(5) Cents for any single pass within the corpora a Nevada shall rep pectle aa = isi lcnadins “SEcTION ll. If for any other reason than unavoidable ident or the el! cars shall cease torun over the line within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada for the period of hart tts ited consecutive hour: ai rfeited said tranchise shall at once becume fo ane. void. ta meee 3 “SEOTION 12. is franchsie and privilege is granted forthe terni of ‘ Se a en erteot on ON 18. ordinances ordinauces in conflict with the civ bokeh g3 this ordinance are he: eby repealed.” Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; T at public notice oda vent aud itis hereby given of the fact of said: application of said Nevada County : raction Company for said franchis, pay! priviiees and ae the same was made of Frastece, ay © y, 1901, to said Board D BE IT FUBTHER RESOLVED, that proposed by this Board to grant’ sald Boa chise and privilege to the highest bidder for cash under the provisions of an act of the ature of the state of California, entitled, “An Act providing for the sale of ron railroad and other franchises in municipalities and Poviews couditions for the granting of such franchises by legislative or Riecinanesns” ahich aot Cocke eae we .” whic! ate ley eee eg me alaw on the AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that bids in writing for the sale of said franchise and — wiil be received by the Board of ustees of the City of Nevada. Nevada County, California, at its office androom in aid city of Fee imon MONDAY, i as 24TH as and nine o’clock P. Hy eg oe awaliee’ EB IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that of the fact that said applica ion eocties franc and privilege by said N. Worali Basta of heaweeea kod thae a eatee ard o a I posed 'o grant the mune he : S eenit: cation of acopy of these resolutions in the DaILy TRaNsORIPT, published in said ci Nevada for ten successive days, and y AS said publication for said ten successive days completed not lessthan twenty nor mcre Fran shines dave before the said 2th day of une, Attest: A true copy. wey ‘Patan Clerk of the Board o Deas ‘ ‘iene 3 of the City M operate an electric street . . accrued in‘erest, in thes . office of “SECTION 10. No fare in a greater sum . ! given by pubji. the daily newspaper cailed the Nevapa Ciry . Chas. W FFICE—COR. BEOAD AND ‘PINE STS. up stairs, Nevada Citv. thereof transmitted itive rey Secretary of State of Cafiroraia, filed thane JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, transcript Block, Oommérefal Street Nevada Oitv. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary’ Pittilc.’ FES TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADs CITY. Ordinance No. 161. An ordinance providing a révenue for the City of Nevada. ; Ts BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada. do ordain as follows: ‘ Szotion I. Atax of Twenty. (20) Cents on each One Hundred Dollars of all property withi ‘corporate limits of the City of Nevad Fire purposes. And a tax of Fift Cents on each One-Hundred Do property within the corporate limits of, the City of Nevada for the purpose of pa: t pe and interest of the Water Works, onds of the City of Nevada, to become due an peene — Firt Pe Go Bix er, 1901. And a tax o ‘wen’ Cents on each Otie Hundred Dollars of ail property within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for the pur of paying the principal and interest of she Sewer Bonds of the : ity of Nevada to become due and payable onthe First Mond*y in Avgust, 1901, is hereby levied for the fiséal year 1001 and 1: Passed the 8rd day of June, 1901, by the fol; lowing vote: Ayes—Gault, Peard, Eustis, Rogers and Hill.’ Noes—None. Absent—None. ALEX GAULT,‘ President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: SIDNEY Pgaxrp, Clerk. jes ADIINISTRATOR’S SALE. NDER AND BY AUTHORITY OF AN order of sale granted by the Superior Court of the County of Nevada State of Caliifornia, in the matter of che estate of Thomas P. Robinson, deceased. i will sell at pri pbenes sale the following descrited real estate: an equity in the following described property, subject ‘oa mortgage for $305.00 and 4, of Section 5, Township 15, North Range 8 Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian containing about sixteen acres and particularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a blazed pine pepe 4 nearly between the former residence of Thomas P. Robinson, deceased, and the residence of J,M. Smith; thence running nearly North about three hundred paces, pas ing through the North East corner of H. B. Smith’s former residence, to a large white oak 2feet in diameter, blazed on two sides, standing between twoChina cabins; thence following along the line of an old ditch a little West «f North, 275 paces to a white oak tree eight inches in diameter, standing onthe bank of said ditch; thence nearly South, about 150 paces to an old lime quarry; tvence about paces nearly East to Les ma ae the same premises conveyed by J. M.Smith to H. B Smith, recorded in Book 62 of Deeds, page 828, records of Nevada County, also commenci at a blazed pine tree marking the South East corner of said tract; thence running in an Easterly direction 240 paces to a stake; thence North 260 paces to an oak tree two feet in diameter blazed on two sides; thence in a Southwesterly direction to the place of beginning. containing two acresmore or less. Also all ditches and water rights used and connected a ery ill bi e sale w © made on or after JUNE 15th, 1, and bids will be received at the ones and Larue, Postoffice building Guten Jolley. California. ‘erms of sale, ten per cent.cash. gold coin of the United States, balance at time ofirmation of sale by the Court. ee : T. J. TORPE Administrator ofthe estate of Robinson, deceased. aoe Jones & Larue, Atto’ tor, Grass Valley. Cal. cement Mabe Notice of Sale of Real Estate. Once IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN pM os seg i = ba ah the Superior e Coun Calif rn a, made in the pe on ote Seale in, and a certificate of i: ‘por: daly i d by the § retary of S ae anon séal eo Sows of Gailtcraia, St corpo.ation had com: i the requisites of the law, and tp gee has Bharentede: andwishin. she: . Ww c quired by law, shideotporation diy oye: ized, gizoved ts othcers and ever been and still is a corporation 0; : formed and doing businéss under’ the natis of . Sig f romentey Oil Company, its corpor. -That the number of Directors of poration is seven, and the follow en —— pow articles iia e rr rs, and ever since hase iy te Fibs: : . are’ Directors Of said corporation, perity Vil Company, viz: Cc. Wales ‘ Ss. Lord, A. & Lord, C. L. Muller £ » Chap. eee pt parse as S. Walkitis, ors L said corporation was o fo to-wit: the 19t’ day of hoveniber! teat = +pas the present name of the corporation is thé Prosperity Oil Company. i hat your petitioners desire to have the name of said! cor son changed to the Mcsittriek Prosperity Petroleum Company. Thas the reason for making que 4 of name is, that a corporation by the same pa pree an Sp ego Aegon aon ipl place usincss at ose, , of Santa’ Clara, sta.e of ener. That be ‘ s oe ofr out. of inco:poration ot said; Company 01 San eose werefiled in the office or ‘Sevretary of the’ state ‘of Cali ornia about two weeks prio. +o oes filing of petitioners’ application, atid said Proeperity Vil Company of San Jose first adopted said “peters is entitied to the use i pecont. ‘Thav' both corpora:ious are evguged in'the o.l business, owning iands and working the same in the County of Kern, state of Uallfornia. That by reason o1 the idéntity of pate Wiper age is caused and trouble ocours selling stock;und in varidiis ways the two eorporations are brought into conflict by reason of the identity of name. ‘That the Prosperity vil, Company of Sen Jose, California, ciaims that it is the first NAC gs pipe nar Recess and ‘demands corporation Cc. tiige -tliere thay Be no longer a Senttier be! tween the co:porations and confusion. in businéss matters by reason of the identity of name. iti . your petitioners pray. that After due dotive given: this Hondtable Court will fix atime and piace for the bearing of this petition, That upon proof of the pul Heation Of this petition, for the time dnd iti the manner required by Jaw, and after hearing the evidence in support of this petition, this court wili make ite order ¢hdtging the name of petitiouer from the Pro perity Oil Companyto tne McKittrick Prosperity Pétroleum Company, and that such ovher and further proceedings may be had in relation theretd on to she oones may, seem proper, nd your pé@titioners will ever pray, e Dated April 6th, 19U1. — sp a. Kk. LORD, Director. J. S. MOBK1Dz, Director. R. C. WALRATH, Director. 3. L. MULLER, Director. t: W. CHAPMAN, Directo 1 W.C , Director. State of California, founty of N vada. _ Ami R. Lord being first duly sworn, shys: That he is au officer, to-wit: the President of the Prosperity Oil Company ; that said comyase is a corporation, organized and ‘existing under aud by virtue of the laws of the State of Calitorria, aud has its princi; place of business .at Nevada City, in, the County of Nevada, in said’ State; that afflant has read the foregoing petition and Knows the contents thereo!;that thesame is true of his‘own knowledge, excépt as to muiters therein stated on information or belief, ad as to those matters he believes it to be true. AMI R. LO! Subscribed and sworn to before me thie 6th day of April, v1. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, tate of California. (WotoRrag SEAL.[ ad Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RA COULT DB Bets, CHEL COULTER, Notice is héreby given by the und ed, Administratrix of the estate of Kachel Coulter, déceased; to the « itors of ‘and ‘all persons neving. claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the n ee wi . = eet onver the Ley 2 of this, \ 7 at lay office o Chas, W 3 Kitts, iets er ‘Grass Vailéy. the same being the for the transaction of the business tate in said county of Nevada, Ca April 2, 1901. Admx, of entétd “Gf ‘Rachel Coulter, deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2” eaid. esof Charles E. Johnston, deceased.signed, the administrator with Reng pro nexed of the said estate, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold’ coin of the United Sta : Giemation by cetd Boerne aemetee con aw oO of Fred Sear Pabtornis, all Lage righ estate of the sa: aries BE. Johnston, the time of his death, and all the nee title and interest that the said estate has, by .operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Charles E. Johnston at the time of his death in and to all those certain jiec s or pares of lend, sttnhes. lying and ing in Kureka& Township, County of Nevada, State of California, bounded and particularly described as follows, towit: House, lot and stable in town of Graniteville, Nevada County, California. said prem: teen Deine Nel onge cocespied formerly as a y decedent, knownston place; said lot “J yey y road, and on th a blacksmithsshop. Ot Occupied by the residence lot, afor “Terms and condi coin of thUnited States, of sale by said Superior bids in writing for the property, or either pa: receiv. he w mutta Delonte oF. uu o’clock a. m. o} 1901, upon confi: toerty aed ald “phase of sa: el thereof ed at the —— on Adumiiilstrator, with théwiht ‘ gtate of Charl Dated, } Nevada City Mages 1 eounsea. Notice to Creditors, ‘STATE OF HENRY wu cbased. Notice is bere ee Db of Honey fovea in dtors oftand all Y them aw Olive enid ouste: tf ‘A NOVITZKY, . of Henry Nosaid oo im at. the Lite,” M. transaction of the bu unty of Ni HE Administratr vitahy, deceased, Charles Wt eich teateiee W: Mitta, Attorney tor Adminis e@ ) purday, way 18, Atinual [Meeting. —_————— ‘HE pe gh ig MEE TING OF STOCKHOLE OFS O: Assbdciatio: at eee all Nevada City, on Sate uw f el Sy a coy gh eye rd eer Sysop eA Merger ee pire eee ag Miay be: sing and legally'brought Bbeforesaid meet FF, L; ARBOGAST, Chairman. a4 1. J. ROLBE, Secretary. Order to Show Cause. . ‘the: Superibr Oo of the County of ~) roia, ‘ Tn the macter OF the Betate’of FRANCIS BLAIN, deceased. 4 aa ' Poormsn’s Creek; on the = odong Nags ag my oat on cupied by Parson’s quartz mill; on the west . tate'‘of Also, Garden lot Ss ah and adjoining . 19% ons of sale: Cash, gold . May hy bigs . Seana aa daily ; ada City in’ of California. , Sapertor ute The Only Corr I. eens , — s + 2 GLENB Monda ' ancing and FIRST-' Watch this space for. Bids for Bar and other Secretary, Jane 13th. Wm. Girrin, Sec’y. REE Headache Saps Your Vitali . (Ama wrecks.the brain, One Sherman’s Headache Care: wil you. You swallow a pill, and th ache is-gone, They cure ner 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale Dickerman, sole agent. . IEICE NEMEC IEE IEA AE IE IE IE AE IE IR GS ES eS SCAT ———— a Shoulder Br Bes For Salejat Dickermat STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS Ww, W. WAGGONER Civil Engineer and Sarve UTY U. S. MINERAL SI D*Oimoean Morgan & Roberts’ . ada Citv. MRS. D. [. COM Halt Store, 815 K St., Sacram SWITCHES, WIGS and. V Of All Shades. . Agent for M Harrison’s Cosmetics. . solicited. E,W. SCHII LEADING CIGAR DBALE Pine StPOCd..seeereeee eNom LEADING LADY. Best 5 C Sold, @ ARTHUR . L am Neavda City Trans DRAYING AND HAUL Particular attention, ps tl widen of eempe for theatre wood DR. 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t x . DE Bunkoed. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. (, “fis name. was: Alexander, and his weakness was tle horses,” said the réeporter. “Surprising as it may appear, he won sometimes and enjoyed a brief nodding acquaintance with fortune. When the bookmakers got it back again, he took to drink and in the end went about trying to pick out a good place in Which to kill himself. “He bought a drink in a cheap hotel, Malaria Causes Billousness. Giove's Tasteléds Chitif Forte renroved. Pp BWARD GOLD M the cause. : Sanu F tHforni SRUPLSSIONAL CARDS-. setoude Diecoumdiememenct . on “ft is wsurprising fact,” says Prof. . WOIOIOINIEIIOIRIOIOIOIOK aitwemrpriing mow” wre Perle Greatest Event of the Season x parts of the world, for the last ten/ : ae Sistinwscuesg..GRAND PICNIC.. used Gresn’s August Flower than. eny —TO BE GIVEN BY THE— ORR HOOK OK Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, , At Pythian Castle. aM Visiting Brethren are cordially invited tc * } FRANK E.-WADSWORTH, 6. C. G.W. Oapan, K. of R. and 8. —* 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor LLEY BUILDING p ea wreek corner Pine, remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, and for constipation. I find for tourists, and salesman, or for —— Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O 5 . and the quality of the liquor led him . persons filling office positions, w ‘ . ‘ ‘ ; and untess payn 1 The HomeMest Man eva: ; to believe he had found the place. He . Heedaches and general bad fee lings . Sy ; _ FRANK POWER, betore,will pe aol gn ‘Lue be léth ‘ gee Meets at Odd Fellows Haiti : from irregular habits exist,’ that ; : t Law. age Ai ; he hi dao and Bvery nd 4th Monday of each month s . wished to do no man injury, but any . Green's August Flower ie a grand remAttorney and Counselor a ° ment, together with costs of advertiai As well a8 the b an om est, and ¢ 7:30 o’siock. one who sold that sort deserved to find edy. It ddes not injure the’system by k F j : A GENT FOR THE helms FIRE AND LIFE } ex sale. ond, are taviter beh thle-af ike . a ea BY an PQLMERE, C. P. . 4 gead man oni the premises. He hired . frequent use and is excellent for sour j : . . peg Compe oat Co douse. get rigs hed sank ine m p's eis naa a a room, small, bleak, well calculated to . stomachs pdr indigestion.” Sample} : ; : bea ee irp for the laus Spreckels re FRED SEARLS, ase m8) Attorney and Counselor at Law. 9 ais ses iB seas aly ILL PRACTIO# IN ALL THB COUBT Application of the Prosperity W State and Federal. Vil Conrpany ‘For. Change P. F. SIMONDS, of Name, ; _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, . j 1LL PRACTICE IN THE STATR AUD) Oy cpERrOR Boise W ‘Totsed States Sonrtet 5; Das Reda Nevade Baten LAND BOR “J. M. WALLING, in the matter of the application-of the . (7nd Pine str< sts, Nevada L. Sow comet she) Eroaperity mm ny THOS. S. FORD, ae it is. corpor ees elk Attorney and Counselor at Law, Virtue of © laws of ‘nia, and 4 FFICE—LONES ‘BUILDING, COR. COMcipal place of business at New a City, inthe pron : ) meroia] and Pine r*rsets. 9 Orbat iss ticles of ineorporatio a c iginally at the time oi the ormation of gre pospesetey in the office of the County jlerk of Nevada Cou: “wit; 19th day of ‘Novembér, wh a oe! ctied. Hydraalic Parlor, No. 56, N. d. Gg. W ; Meets at Pythian Castle fivery Tuesday evenirg at 7:30 o'clock. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. make a man willing to blow out the gas, even if he had an aversion to it, which Alexander bad not. : “He plugged the apertures, closed the transom, hung his coat over the keyhole, turned out ‘the gas and lay down. Then he lighted it again and wrote a few foolish letters of farewell, so hard is it for even a tired mortal to quit with no word. Then he put out the light, saw that the gas was flowing freely and lay down. “He noticed that it was ten minutes to 1 o’clock in the morning. He fell asleep, certain it was all over. (Oblivion.) : : “He woke. The sun was streaming in. It was high noon. -Yes; he was alive. He could riot understand it. There was no gas in the room, yet it was still turned on. He finally discovbottles free at H. B. Dickerman’s. Sold by dealers‘in all civilized countries. Get Green’s prize almanac. tf At Bed Time . I take a pleasant herbdrink, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver dnd kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is made from herbs, and is preparéd as easily agtea. It is‘called Lane’s' Medicine. Lane’s Family Medicine moves he bowelseach day. Price 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf a remed) San Franciseo. -Feliev is guaraateed to curen chronic and ae pronchitis and consumption. Pric and 50c. For sale by H. Dicke sole agent. Better For Blood “Phan . ~ For Those Living in the Malaria tricte. Grove’s Tasteless. Obill 1 AT CHICAGO PARK ‘Shebley’s Pond, — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1901 The floor of the Dancing Platform will be in excellent condition, and the best:of mtrétc will‘be furnished throughout the day. ~~ SPLENDID PROGRAM OF SPORT HAS BEEN ARRANGED. Tratrié will ave Nevada City for the Picnic Grounds at 8:45 a. m 12:45 p.m. Returning leave Picnic Ground at 4 p.m.,6 p.m. and 8:25 p. m. ‘ ; ae FARE FOR ROUND TRIP: Gentlemen, $1.00; Ladies, 60 cents: Children under 12 years, 2 cents. Admission to grounds for parties coming other than by train, Laurel Parior, No. 6, N. D. G. W. ” Meets at Pythian Castle Secon. and fourth Thursdays of each month ° MISS LILLIE“MaLL&Nn, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS#R. S Hovada County Harrow Gauge B. B. oF MT Ris _ sth 4 Annual Picnic GLENBROOK PARK “ASSOCIATION WOOOONOOOIINOKIOK pooh anise ance WwW. D. LONG, / Attorney and Counselor at Law, —— TINIE TABLE NO. 55. rains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and aftes Sunday, May 18, 1900, as folows. LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Daily; connecting with Lo§:20 A. M. eal Train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. 8: A, M. Daily , connecting with overland *45 train No. 5, stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, Port Costa nd Oakland. arriving in San Francisco at Sap Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Kast, an ak 5 > M Daily; connecting with Lo° °c Kast and West. Arriving From Grass Valiey Only.; 9:35 A. M Daily ; connecting with Ov erland train from Kast. cisco at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited Train leaving Sacramento at 4:6" Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent. cisco and os Angeles, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901, LIMITED, leaving each 315 p. m. Daily; oGunedting, with Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at al Train leavi: ¢ amento at 4:50 LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLLY ONLY @ 8:15 A. M. paily land Train from East. 1:05 P. M. Daily ; connecting with Gv = leaving San Francisco at 10 A M, >, M. and all points South. c. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. The operation of through via Surf and Santa Baron the new Two Through ‘Trains terminal in the morning, 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavi 10:00 A. M. Sacr P. M. and Overland rains for 10:00 P, M. Pay: ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Daily ; connecting with over5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi 9:40 p. M. Daily ; connecting with Lo-al GEO. FLETCHER; trains between San Franbara, will begin on daily. THE Coast LINE equipped with elegant cafe and parlor cars, will! make daylight trips ‘through the most picturesque, varied and enter-. . taining scenes on the continent. Inquire of agents of the RE ‘SOUTHERN PACIFIC Secure Time Tables and any desired information from MORRIS LOBNER, 8. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) NEVADA CITY BOAD STBBET, -———— CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paidupincoin, °° ° ° 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 DIRECTORS. B. M. PBBSTON.1..sceeveceeeeencees President JOHN T. MOBGAD....csecceceeeererss Cashier D. BE. MORGAN.. . cece eee eer sere cee nee Secretary Hott: Niles Searle, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Houwman Geo, M. Hughes. BUSINESS HOUBS. _M. to 4». M., and on Saturdays from ies 6:30 to 7:30 P. Me é CORRESPONDENTS. New York—National Bank of North Amer i Francisco—First Nation»! Bank, Lou 5 is & American Bank. an Pere so aanonal Bank of D. O. Mill * Weiss “Sight Drafts payabie tn NuW YORE, SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. ; & lis of Excha ayable at sight iv Penge nr Be, cities of Great Britain av at oT potions on any part of the United State spotees price paid for County and Stew Voce Silyer Bullion purchased assay Office at the Bank. — : : nk Maintains an office at Grass Val PB get os a general Banking Business is i. M. Resident Agent at Grase Valley. i P=) ‘. tors of and all persons ha . msl ered that in hotels of that sort they turn the gas off at 1 a. m. ‘Bunkoed? he said and went cheerily on his way.” —New York Sun. A Joke That Failed. Professor Rogers and Dr. Dale were once lecturing in England, and at every town which they visited Dr. Dale noticed that his colleague, who always spoke first, made the same speech. In fact, so often ‘did the professor give that speech that the worthy doctor knew it off by beart; and this fact led the latter to think of a, way of taking the wind out of his friend’s sails. On their arrival at a town in south Lancashire Dr. Dale asked Dr. Rogers to allow bim to speak tirst. an arrangement to which the latter readily agreed, so Dr. Dale rose and proceeded to deliver the speech of Dr. Rogers, looking every: now and then out of the corner of his eye to see how that wortby gentleman was taking this practical joke. Dr. Rogers sat calm and composed, and when at jength bis turn came to speak he just as calmly rose and delivered, to Dr. Dale’s utter astonishment, quite a new speech. At the conclusion of the meeting Dr. Dale said to his colleague: “} thought I had taken the wind out of your sails tonight.” Dr. Rogers replied: “Ob, no. I de livered that speech when I was. here a month ago.” National Exchange Stable, Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY,The Empire Livery Stable bas the iargest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES ARD BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Prop’r. Dr, Alvah N. iorgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office Hours—9 to 12 a. M., and 1to5 P.M. Dr. N. E., Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. id Sas: .7 City, Cal. ss 6 Mevade Offise ater pone sin .L. BOWMAN. J.B. SHA¥ SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. #INE PLATE WOBK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. opp. City Hall. _ Coun day.and night. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady attendant. Tele4road Street, opp. National Exchange Hote: . Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES ‘ MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. Free Delivery to par. part of the city. -Wedding Cakes and Faney Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West 8. NOTICE FOR BIDS —_ FOR — OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE B. ara of Educat ou of Nevada «ounty, Catiforn-a, will receive sealed, bids for. turnishiug the following School Books for use’ in the Schoois of Nevada County : Supplementary Readers for the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. sina Algebra, Elementary . Geometry, Book-keeping, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at 11 o’clocK a. m. on Juné Sth, 1901, at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent ~ tchools in the Court House at Nevada ity, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. J. ROGERS, Secretary County Board of Education. Nevada City, Cal, April 6, 1901. aps All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco soe The Finest 5-Cént Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bri s NATIONAL . Furnishing School Books.' C. H. HARRISON, . WOIIOOIOIOIOK HOIOKIOKK 25 cents. W. J. SCANDLING, Secretary. JAMES HARVEY, Chairman. * GRADUATES BALL! — —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Glass of 1904 ° —AT— , _#ARMORY HALL e__ Wednesday Evening,June 26th. L. A. Walling will be Floor Director and will be assisted by the-following: H. Loveland, Clifford Dennis, Wm Woods, Gluyas Richards, H. Rowe, H. Jepson, R. Hickman, A. Morgan, H. Evans, A. Osborn, M. Maher, Gilbert Richards, J. Schmidt, B. Aebton, G Merrill, F. Fleming, J. Hackley and OC. Ashburn. The Graduating Class this year consists of the following young ladies and gentlemen: Misses Mabel 8. Ivey Veda B. Gourley, Mollie A. Maher, Lueille M. Stikefortt, Hazel I. Robb, Sadie A. Snell, Maud M. Beatrice E. Oarr, Lyda M. McKenna and Messrs. Henry L. Hurstand Henry H.,Matthieson. The Class has made every preparation for the entertainment of Ps their guests, ———— ’ THE BEST OF MUSIC. Tickets, per couple ... wucieens Gentlemen Spéctators ....50 Cents W. D. VINTON, Agent BE STRONG. Littcoin’ Sexual P?'ls-restore natural strength and vigor. They do not excite or stimalate. They are 8 perfectly pure and I tablet is ‘Standarized to absolute uniformity. them and you will rejoice in stréfigth, nerve vigor and manly mdgnetism. Price, $1 00 per box—buy of your druggist or sent by mail on reveipt of prict, in-plain wrapper. cettaih nérve food, and every Use LINCOEN PROPRIETARY CO. ‘Fort Wayne, Ind. Cd hh i bailed eed Cavel, . i ORDER OF PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE. yy seems. NEVADA COUNTY TRACTION Company has made written application tothe Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, S ate of California, for a franchise to ooperacs and railroad on certain streets in the City of Nevada. Nevada County, California, in the following form: ORDINANCE NO. — “Granting to a franchise and privilege to construct and operate a_ street railroad upon certain bas? Se oe ee a of eed of Nevada: e Board of Trustees the City of Ne— shania ec es follows: ‘s : ON 1, e franchise and pr: héreby granted to <i siti d its successors and assigns, to construct and operate by an overhead electric trolley system a street 7 ailroad over and upon the following streets in said City of Nevada:Commencing at the intersection af the Grass Valley bagi ven with the southern bou'dary line o the City of Nevada, thence northerly along said Grass Valley Turnpike a SS ea —— to Broad street and Dn re street to a t foot east ao: Pine street. ren “SEOTION 2. Said railroad shall cousist of a singletrack with all necessary turnouts and switches. ‘he rails shail be laid so as to offer no unnecessary obstruction to travel and be flush with the surface of the street or highway. Said grantee shall during the term of this franchise keep in repair the portion of the street or highway between its tracks and tor the space of two feet on each side thereof, with the same material used by tne city upon the streets over which the ross runs respectively ;and with good cross“SECTION 8 Said railroad shall be operated by electricity by means of ovethead trolley wires and the poles carrying the necessary electric wires shall be set in a safe substantial and workmanlike manner, shall be at least twenty-five feet in height, and shall be placed at such distances apart as may be suitable for safely carrying the power wire operating Said railroad and as may be designated by the Street Committce and Superintendent of streets of said city. ‘SECTION 4. said zranice shall, from and after the lanse of five (5) years succeeding the date of this franchise, vay to the City of Nevada two per cent. of the gross annual receipts arising from the use, operation and possession of said railroad within said City of Nevada, said payments to be made annial oe “SEOTION 5. The work of cons said street railroad shall be cmuiaenned te good faith within not more than four months from the granting of this franchise and if not so commence d within said time said franchise shall be forfeited, and said construction of said street railroad shall be completed within not more than one year eee Es Fd gone He cam pleted within me 8 franchise 2 li i forfeited ae shall be likewise EOTION 6. e grantee of this fran and privilege shall file with the Bona a Trnstees of the City of Nevada within tive days after this franchise has been: awarded a bond running to said City of Nevada with at least two good and sufficient su eties, to be approved by said Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, in the penal sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, conditioned that said grantee shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of this franchise, and that in case of any breach of condition of such bond the whole amount of the penal sum therein uamed shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable ree the prind:pal and sureties upon said “SEOTION7. The grantee of thi shall construct all necessary anmaront eae vert8 for the free p: e of water under the tracks of said railroad, where the same DR.

LYON'S Strict! * DESIRED CAUTION ton with fac-simile s' Gend for Circular to WILLIAMS M sa di —= ble, perfect! harmless, sure to accomplish DB RESULTS. Greatest known fentale remefy. teware of counter The genuine is put up only in paste-board Car Ber'wity fasstiiic aigneture on side of che bowie, thus: . CO., Sole Agents, Cleveland, Obio. For Saleby H. Dickérman. wae The Leading Flour. at ae DIS Oe ee we arte eee phone, West 5. ~~ Notice To Creditors. ASTATE OF PETER ALLISON, DEE ceased. Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Peter Allison, deceased, ‘to the crediving claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, wit the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at the law office of E.B. Power, at Nevada city, county of Nevada, State of California, the same being the I post fer the transaction of br busine of said a county of Nevada. =~ estate, in said county eyeiey BITTER, Administrator of the estate of Peter Allison, deceased. Dated April 26, 1901. “ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Location of principal place of business, Nevéda City, California. Nevada City, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeti of the Board of Directors, held on the 2 day of May, 1901, an assessment (No 4) of Five © ents, per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the W. H. Smith. presHees, a his office on Broad Street, Nevada ty, Ca p Any stock upon which this assessménut shall remain unpaid on the 30th day of June, 1901. will be delinquent, and advert for sale at public auction; and ynless peymey: is made before, will be sold on DAY, the 30th day.,of July, 1901, to the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenaes of sale. By order of the rd of Directors. W. H. SMITH, Location of works, Secretary Pro Tem Do ag peer slg Bal MINING COMPANY. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCE . RS. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. ' Makes ty of Min Cases, asthe esense ond Lag Geet — ner Third and t Sreets San Beanciges, Rooms 14, 14 ahd ; Unron » Hotel Reopened And Now Ready for Business, . Henry Meizenbangier, Prop't. remodeled, repainted, repathietighott, thereby making it second ‘to no Hotel in this part of tlie State. One Hundréd Sudtty Rooms, And Lafge Moderna Dining Room. Stoppiig place for all Stagewand Buites. FRUIT an VEGETABLE STORE AH GUEY © —_—_— — Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. : — coucKtivs 10 “ORDER AT ANY THE ally flows, and to the ste mid gg oceumit too. ante ot “SECTION 8. «he rails shall be laid portion of the street directed by the arr Street Committee. The poles supporting the trolley wire shall be placed at the cur ing or wage of the pavement at such places as shall be designated by the said Street Committee, and said poles shall be kept painted. SECTION 9. All bridgesand culverts with. in the corporate limits of the said city of Nevada traversed by said railroad, her with the walls and.abutments thereof shall be put and kept in good condition end repair for general traffic in such manner and such times as shall be desiguated by th» Street Committee of the said City of Nevada. and beep eayeenes Famapab ps —_ be borne onee grantee of t. an pathos the City.of Nayadas ne ee one than Five(5) Cents for any single pass within the corpora a Nevada shall rep pectle aa = isi lcnadins “SEcTION ll. If for any other reason than unavoidable ident or the el! cars shall cease torun over the line within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada for the period of hart tts ited consecutive hour: ai rfeited said tranchise shall at once becume fo ane. void. ta meee 3 “SEOTION 12. is franchsie and privilege is granted forthe terni of ‘ Se a en erteot on ON 18. ordinances ordinauces in conflict with the civ bokeh g3 this ordinance are he: eby repealed.” Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; T at public notice oda vent aud itis hereby given of the fact of said: application of said Nevada County : raction Company for said franchis, pay! priviiees and ae the same was made of Frastece, ay © y, 1901, to said Board D BE IT FUBTHER RESOLVED, that proposed by this Board to grant’ sald Boa chise and privilege to the highest bidder for cash under the provisions of an act of the ature of the state of California, entitled, “An Act providing for the sale of ron railroad and other franchises in municipalities and Poviews couditions for the granting of such franchises by legislative or Riecinanesns” ahich aot Cocke eae we .” whic! ate ley eee eg me alaw on the AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that bids in writing for the sale of said franchise and — wiil be received by the Board of ustees of the City of Nevada. Nevada County, California, at its office androom in aid city of Fee imon MONDAY, i as 24TH as and nine o’clock P. Hy eg oe awaliee’ EB IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that of the fact that said applica ion eocties franc and privilege by said N. Worali Basta of heaweeea kod thae a eatee ard o a I posed 'o grant the mune he : S eenit: cation of acopy of these resolutions in the DaILy TRaNsORIPT, published in said ci Nevada for ten successive days, and y AS said publication for said ten successive days completed not lessthan twenty nor mcre Fran shines dave before the said 2th day of une, Attest: A true copy. wey ‘Patan Clerk of the Board o Deas ‘ ‘iene 3 of the City M operate an electric street . . accrued in‘erest, in thes . office of “SECTION 10. No fare in a greater sum . ! given by pubji. the daily newspaper cailed the Nevapa Ciry . Chas. W FFICE—COR. BEOAD AND ‘PINE STS. up stairs, Nevada Citv. thereof transmitted itive rey Secretary of State of Cafiroraia, filed thane JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, transcript Block, Oommérefal Street Nevada Oitv. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary’ Pittilc.’ FES TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADs CITY. Ordinance No. 161. An ordinance providing a révenue for the City of Nevada. ; Ts BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada. do ordain as follows: ‘ Szotion I. Atax of Twenty. (20) Cents on each One Hundred Dollars of all property withi ‘corporate limits of the City of Nevad Fire purposes. And a tax of Fift Cents on each One-Hundred Do property within the corporate limits of, the City of Nevada for the purpose of pa: t pe and interest of the Water Works, onds of the City of Nevada, to become due an peene — Firt Pe Go Bix er, 1901. And a tax o ‘wen’ Cents on each Otie Hundred Dollars of ail property within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for the pur of paying the principal and interest of she Sewer Bonds of the : ity of Nevada to become due and payable onthe First Mond*y in Avgust, 1901, is hereby levied for the fiséal year 1001 and 1: Passed the 8rd day of June, 1901, by the fol; lowing vote: Ayes—Gault, Peard, Eustis, Rogers and Hill.’ Noes—None. Absent—None. ALEX GAULT,‘ President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: SIDNEY Pgaxrp, Clerk. jes ADIINISTRATOR’S SALE. NDER AND BY AUTHORITY OF AN order of sale granted by the Superior Court of the County of Nevada State of Caliifornia, in the matter of che estate of Thomas P. Robinson, deceased. i will sell at pri pbenes sale the following descrited real estate: an equity in the following described property, subject ‘oa mortgage for $305.00 and 4, of Section 5, Township 15, North Range 8 Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian containing about sixteen acres and particularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a blazed pine pepe 4 nearly between the former residence of Thomas P. Robinson, deceased, and the residence of J,M. Smith; thence running nearly North about three hundred paces, pas ing through the North East corner of H. B. Smith’s former residence, to a large white oak 2feet in diameter, blazed on two sides, standing between twoChina cabins; thence following along the line of an old ditch a little West «f North, 275 paces to a white oak tree eight inches in diameter, standing onthe bank of said ditch; thence nearly South, about 150 paces to an old lime quarry; tvence about paces nearly East to Les ma ae the same premises conveyed by J. M.Smith to H. B Smith, recorded in Book 62 of Deeds, page 828, records of Nevada County, also commenci at a blazed pine tree marking the South East corner of said tract; thence running in an Easterly direction 240 paces to a stake; thence North 260 paces to an oak tree two feet in diameter blazed on two sides; thence in a Southwesterly direction to the place of beginning. containing two acresmore or less. Also all ditches and water rights used and connected a ery ill bi e sale w © made on or after JUNE 15th, 1, and bids will be received at the ones and Larue, Postoffice building Guten Jolley. California. ‘erms of sale, ten per cent.cash. gold coin of the United States, balance at time ofirmation of sale by the Court. ee : T. J. TORPE Administrator ofthe estate of Robinson, deceased. aoe Jones & Larue, Atto’ tor, Grass Valley. Cal. cement Mabe Notice of Sale of Real Estate. Once IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN pM os seg i = ba ah the Superior e Coun Calif rn a, made in the pe on ote Seale in, and a certificate of i: ‘por: daly i d by the § retary of S ae anon séal eo Sows of Gailtcraia, St corpo.ation had com: i the requisites of the law, and tp gee has Bharentede: andwishin. she: . Ww c quired by law, shideotporation diy oye: ized, gizoved ts othcers and ever been and still is a corporation 0; : formed and doing businéss under’ the natis of . Sig f romentey Oil Company, its corpor. -That the number of Directors of poration is seven, and the follow en —— pow articles iia e rr rs, and ever since hase iy te Fibs: : . are’ Directors Of said corporation, perity Vil Company, viz: Cc. Wales ‘ Ss. Lord, A. & Lord, C. L. Muller £ » Chap. eee pt parse as S. Walkitis, ors L said corporation was o fo to-wit: the 19t’ day of hoveniber! teat = +pas the present name of the corporation is thé Prosperity Oil Company. i hat your petitioners desire to have the name of said! cor son changed to the Mcsittriek Prosperity Petroleum Company. Thas the reason for making que 4 of name is, that a corporation by the same pa pree an Sp ego Aegon aon ipl place usincss at ose, , of Santa’ Clara, sta.e of ener. That be ‘ s oe ofr out. of inco:poration ot said; Company 01 San eose werefiled in the office or ‘Sevretary of the’ state ‘of Cali ornia about two weeks prio. +o oes filing of petitioners’ application, atid said Proeperity Vil Company of San Jose first adopted said “peters is entitied to the use i pecont. ‘Thav' both corpora:ious are evguged in'the o.l business, owning iands and working the same in the County of Kern, state of Uallfornia. That by reason o1 the idéntity of pate Wiper age is caused and trouble ocours selling stock;und in varidiis ways the two eorporations are brought into conflict by reason of the identity of name. ‘That the Prosperity vil, Company of Sen Jose, California, ciaims that it is the first NAC gs pipe nar Recess and ‘demands corporation Cc. tiige -tliere thay Be no longer a Senttier be! tween the co:porations and confusion. in businéss matters by reason of the identity of name. iti . your petitioners pray. that After due dotive given: this Hondtable Court will fix atime and piace for the bearing of this petition, That upon proof of the pul Heation Of this petition, for the time dnd iti the manner required by Jaw, and after hearing the evidence in support of this petition, this court wili make ite order ¢hdtging the name of petitiouer from the Pro perity Oil Companyto tne McKittrick Prosperity Pétroleum Company, and that such ovher and further proceedings may be had in relation theretd on to she oones may, seem proper, nd your pé@titioners will ever pray, e Dated April 6th, 19U1. — sp a. Kk. LORD, Director. J. S. MOBK1Dz, Director. R. C. WALRATH, Director. 3. L. MULLER, Director. t: W. CHAPMAN, Directo 1 W.C , Director. State of California, founty of N vada. _ Ami R. Lord being first duly sworn, shys: That he is au officer, to-wit: the President of the Prosperity Oil Company ; that said comyase is a corporation, organized and ‘existing under aud by virtue of the laws of the State of Calitorria, aud has its princi; place of business .at Nevada City, in, the County of Nevada, in said’ State; that afflant has read the foregoing petition and Knows the contents thereo!;that thesame is true of his‘own knowledge, excépt as to muiters therein stated on information or belief, ad as to those matters he believes it to be true. AMI R. LO! Subscribed and sworn to before me thie 6th day of April, v1. FRED SEARLS, Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, tate of California. (WotoRrag SEAL.[ ad Notice to Creditors. STATE OF RA COULT DB Bets, CHEL COULTER, Notice is héreby given by the und ed, Administratrix of the estate of Kachel Coulter, déceased; to the « itors of ‘and ‘all persons neving. claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the n ee wi . = eet onver the Ley 2 of this, \ 7 at lay office o Chas, W 3 Kitts, iets er ‘Grass Vailéy. the same being the for the transaction of the business tate in said county of Nevada, Ca April 2, 1901. Admx, of entétd “Gf ‘Rachel Coulter, deChas. W. Kitts, Atty. a2” eaid. esof Charles E. Johnston, deceased.signed, the administrator with Reng pro nexed of the said estate, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold’ coin of the United Sta : Giemation by cetd Boerne aemetee con aw oO of Fred Sear Pabtornis, all Lage righ estate of the sa: aries BE. Johnston, the time of his death, and all the nee title and interest that the said estate has, by .operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Charles E. Johnston at the time of his death in and to all those certain jiec s or pares of lend, sttnhes. lying and ing in Kureka& Township, County of Nevada, State of California, bounded and particularly described as follows, towit: House, lot and stable in town of Graniteville, Nevada County, California. said prem: teen Deine Nel onge cocespied formerly as a y decedent, knownston place; said lot “J yey y road, and on th a blacksmithsshop. Ot Occupied by the residence lot, afor “Terms and condi coin of thUnited States, of sale by said Superior bids in writing for the property, or either pa: receiv. he w mutta Delonte oF. uu o’clock a. m. o} 1901, upon confi: toerty aed ald “phase of sa: el thereof ed at the —— on Adumiiilstrator, with théwiht ‘ gtate of Charl Dated, } Nevada City Mages 1 eounsea. Notice to Creditors, ‘STATE OF HENRY wu cbased. Notice is bere ee Db of Honey fovea in dtors oftand all Y them aw Olive enid ouste: tf ‘A NOVITZKY, . of Henry Nosaid oo im at. the Lite,” M. transaction of the bu unty of Ni HE Administratr vitahy, deceased, Charles Wt eich teateiee W: Mitta, Attorney tor Adminis e@ ) purday, way 18, Atinual [Meeting. —_————— ‘HE pe gh ig MEE TING OF STOCKHOLE OFS O: Assbdciatio: at eee all Nevada City, on Sate uw f el Sy a coy gh eye rd eer Sysop eA Merger ee pire eee ag Miay be: sing and legally'brought Bbeforesaid meet FF, L; ARBOGAST, Chairman. a4 1. J. ROLBE, Secretary. Order to Show Cause. . ‘the: Superibr Oo of the County of ~) roia, ‘ Tn the macter OF the Betate’of FRANCIS BLAIN, deceased. 4 aa ' Poormsn’s Creek; on the = odong Nags ag my oat on cupied by Parson’s quartz mill; on the west . tate'‘of Also, Garden lot Ss ah and adjoining . 19% ons of sale: Cash, gold . May hy bigs . Seana aa daily ; ada City in’ of California. , Sapertor ute The Only Corr I. eens , — s + 2 GLENB Monda ' ancing and FIRST-' Watch this space for. Bids for Bar and other Secretary, Jane 13th.. Wm. Girrin, Sec’y. REE Headache Saps Your Vitali . (Ama wrecks.the brain, One Sherman’s Headache Care: wil you. You swallow a pill, and th ache is-gone, They cure ner 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale Dickerman, sole agent. . IEICE NEMEC IEE IEA AE IE IE IE AE IE IR GS ES eS SCAT ———— a Shoulder Br Bes For Salejat Dickermat STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS Ww, W. WAGGONER Civil Engineer and Sarve UTY U. S. MINERAL SI D*Oimoean Morgan & Roberts’ . ada Citv. MRS. D. [. COM Halt Store, 815 K St., Sacram SWITCHES, WIGS and. V Of All Shades. . Agent for M Harrison’s Cosmetics. . solicited. E,W. SCHII LEADING CIGAR DBALE Pine StPOCd....seeereeee eNom LEADING LADY. Best 5 C Sold, @ ARTHUR . L am Neavda City Trans DRAYING AND HAUL Particular attention, ps tl widen of eempe for theatre wood DR. 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