March 19, 1901 (4 pages)

a pruce j it mar’ PB cia po tk bes W est, 3.3 fos feet to ¢ i U3: thence s% post w . pong aa ke I yelloge ay Po yellow 2 SBT bea) ie ‘i a ge min rte stked i te Sse RS sew *@ _ thence & ban Ost ma ked Pp eg.20 mia . 6 deg 25 e. Pena Teen Tue said Meri. soutaining 1145 © 8 claims 4 30 idated Quarts 4 ice of the County q 'Y, Ca ifornia, ag q Juartz Min 3 Ins, puge 338" ie 4 ecorded Book tf, corded Book 11, sorded Book ft, corded Book ff . corded Book 1) . are es follows: . vest by tle Pub . eS ani-hQuart 3 i the Publie Do. . the Sant. Anite © ing adversé’ { a Ulida ed Quart ’ ® required to tile’ 4 1e Kegister o the ‘ ah amento, in og th» 8 xty de d »t,o they hey 7 rovi-ions of the . NRY, Register. t the foregoing . Patent be pale 4 y days (10 weeks) Y TRANSORIPT, a at Nevada city, . INRY, Register, nuary 28, 1901, ication. YSVIi LE, CaL rok 13, 1901, A ‘VEN 3 HA?’ THB or has filed notice ial proof iu supe . t said proof w er and Keceiver Marysvilie, Cal, . homas J. Byrd, 5220, 1or the N, B 1.44 and N.W.% 8 E.,M D.M. itvesses to prove © pon and cultivar: ” 1omas K. Bevi win A. Forbes d ster Mondada of (SON, Register. eager. ol jitors. ‘HE Gat ; SKAHAEN, DE the undersigned, 7 ate of Catherine — creditors of and ~ against the ; with the necee . months after the tice to the w office of F 1e being the place business of da. vest URTLEFP, ate of Catherine th day of Mare th day 0! mt a> J ee ing. ETING OF . L ME 8 1e Cc.dmus id at the os pney stree a Monday, the at the hour of purpose of elect serve for the ea: saction of suck yme before the vill close on Frip.m. LL, Secretary, Koom _— cation. , Cal., March 6thy VEN THAT THE ttler " a na ake fina ‘that said peoet dge © nine: , Caley at oe April ise. . 73 of N. w.wot BK end . itnesses to <a and cultivae albraith, Henr Geo. Lathrop, NRY, Register: —— ansfer Co, . AULING. to the transor rica ry pone P pie anne : . , Pianos, Organs and Sewing lachines. fee . z rs ARS THE TRANSORIPT. —__———— SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Mail, $6 a Year. es By Carrier, 1a 1-2 Cts a Week. = 50 CENTS A WEEK ments of not to exceed five lines in ‘Adverth inserted under this head for 50 centé a week or $28 mon Kac additional line 10 cente a week or 40 cents a month, Pay-. . able invariably in advance. —— : Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, a'so several different makes of pianos from $200 up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5 up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe sore, Nevada City. Geo. W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For. Sate. House and lot for sale, situated on Long street. Price $475, half cash and balance on time. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. — House For Sale. A house three doors from New York Hotel on Broad street, Nevaua City. Address to 50344 M street, Sacramento, Calif. 6 lw Rooms and Beard. Mre, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad street, is prepared to acco. nmodate a limited number of persons with board and lodging at reasonable rates. jlo A Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and ‘represent us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at once. ‘ Address BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Ngw Haven, Coun Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county. $900 yearly. Enclose self.addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. a NO—_seeeu. Smoke Soot . Smell. Nevada Co. klectric Power Co.'s ia the ideal Light. Union Livery Stable Main st. opp. Union Hotel. Prop’r. Henry Lane,The finestturn-outein the ounty.and pier by of them : Open day and aight ‘Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. Until farther notice the ,"Bus will make regular trips between Nevada ay and Grass Valley atthe following ours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,2, 5 and 7:30 p. 1, ; Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 8:45 and 6:30 p, m. Passengers, called for in any part of town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Excnange Hotel. GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. Short Order Restaurant The und ed haye reopened the restaurant in the Mi ils Aatiaie = Broad street, and will give strict at m to short orders. including Pee Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Urs. Steffens. & rs, Durand The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fheve are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite a op ts orarmarandst malnins rye “Wa. J. Britiand. NEVADA JOHN BAUR, ‘Oash‘er. Dratts issued payable in any part Loans made on approyed security. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault at little expense. COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a Capital, -. . GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. of the world. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Office Hours: 10 a, m. 10.4 p, m. Satarday Evenings: 6:80 p.m. C. H. HARRISON, . Grand ~~ DEALER IB . Masquer All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco sree et hes 7 ae Ball. The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town: kxkkkak bid C. H. HARRISON, ° , BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg B~: s FROE: JOHN SUCHELL Will Give His SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.’’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Ftotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and ‘newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stagos and Busses. Peerless Saloon. PIATNG, PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas. Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my old friends aud all the new ones who call will be treated ina court manner. HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND. BROS. Have moved intotheir nev cucrtces -» Tom mercial street and invite w . «hci former patrous to call and se% bem. They will make it a point toserve i fires trenaz uf Wines, Liquors and'Cigars All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOSEA BROAD ST., NEVADA CT *, JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec ; 'W MANAGEMENT—A home-like Bros mr "pouse ultgated Lo one. oH test portions oO e Qu . Rive rooms ‘electric lights throughout, € is not surpasaed in the county of we TAB ene and ser vice. le STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS, BAR tro i highest-gr ines, withy tbe ble Paney Mixed Drinks a speciaitv TURKEY'S FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY Will open up.at his old place on Pine street MONDAY NEXT, and will be prepared to furnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. CHICKENS TO ORDER AT ANY TIME. GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ® pared to furnish the public w Bread, Pies and Cakes NEW YORK BAKERY, ASSUMED THE ‘MANAGEMENT f this well-known pakexy. he it preAnnual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be pablished later. Latest 4 Catchy Music.. Particulars ina few days. MRS. D. M. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St., Sacramento, Cal, Wige, Bangs, Switches and Toupus. Send Sample. Match any shade. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates, GEO. H. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL...Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. A hr. MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. CITIZENS BANK peorporated 1876.) MBVADA CIT? BROAD STREBT, .CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° = = 50,000 Undivided profits, e 85,000 DIRECTORS. &. M. PREGTON..000+. sovccceees President Joum T. MORGAB...008 Vedcovvensa Cashies D. Bons’. aveesk ‘ hie ie i aT y on. Sear! * Lord Housman. , M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. M.‘to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:90 P.M. OORRESPONDENTS. ; New York—National Bank of North Amer “fan Francisco—First National Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mill: &Co. We issue Sight Drafts payabie ip BEY HOR s00, SACRAMENTO. Also Bills of Excha: able at sight . {he principal cities ‘of Great Britais an" Colleotions on any part of the United State: Highest price paid for County and Stet: arran id and Silver Bullion purchased Sicas Olles ce the: oak : This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Val ley, where a general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valles. -EXCELS IN BEAUTY. THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION CITY 1 piiment NEVADA’ CITY, CAL TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19,‘ tg0r. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, OF PALACES. A Harmony. of Architectural, Sculptural, Horticultural, Floral, Hlec¢rical and Color Effects—Progress of a Century to Be Illustrated. The Pan-American may not be ap big as some former expositions, but it will be more beautiful than any of them, The Exposition site is a commanding one, containing 350 acres adjoining Buffalo’s lovely and. expansive Dela‘ ware Park. In selecting the Spanish Renaissance style of architecture as a basis for the Exposition architects to work upon, the managers paid a comto the Latin-American countries and at the same time provided for an effect of surpassing gran-. deur. .-The style has been somewhat modernized in its treatment, with the result of enhanced beauty. Color is jndiciously applied to relieve the staff covered structures of the blank monotony which has characterized former exposition cities, It is rich, charming, restful to the eye—the very perfection of color decoration of buildings. The prismatic splendor has evoked the term “Rainbow City” for the ensemble of Exposition palaces. Sculpture will add to the attractiveness, Majestic ple living within a night’s ride of the ‘Pan-American Exposition, and a great ‘ elr with the progress or the countries of the western hemisphere, and the new possessions of the United States. To show the achievements during the century just closed and make for more rapid progress in the future is the chief purpose. In’ order to realize the ideal in mind the various countries must be drawn into closer relations commercially and socially. The golden opportunity comes with this Exposition when the representative men of all the countries in question will be gathered together and the diversified resources of the continent displayed. . Such an international congress of ples, exhibits and ideas must needs de. velop much of good for the inhabitants of the continent and posterity. It offers the chance for better acquaintance, the acquirement of new and useful knowledge, a comprehension of each other’s opportunities. and necessities, the settlement of questions which have too long retarded international trade in Pan-America and the laying of a strong and enduring foundation for an intercourse which will be mutually beneficial. There are more than 40,000,000 peoattendance, possibly exceeding that at the Columbian Exposition, is confidently expected. The hopes of the managers are for more than 25,000,000 paid admissions. Exvsert L. Lewia. } k PO. 7 R a —— fm — Zz\ me 1h) 4 4 FA over <t0or a . : RR a iS oe ek crt Se, be ad Photo by J. P. Zenner. MINES BUILDING. ares “. Btatdés aud cosiiy Srocps will ddorm dowes/ and towers and guard the entrances to buildings. There will be ‘more than {25° groups of’ statuary In the Exposition City, the work of the best sculptors of the country, under the direction of Karl Bitter. The court settings will be superb, The principal courts are the Court of Fountains and Plaza, which form a north and south perpendicular and connect with a transverse court called the Esplanade. : Surrounding the main group of buildings and bordered with a double row of trees and grassy bapks is.a broad and stately canal more than a‘mile long. In perfect harmony with the grandeur and beauty of the buildings and courts will be the horticultural and floral embellishments of the grounds. Rising high above al} the other structures on the Exposition grounds the Electric Tower is the first object to arrest the attention of visitors. It is 391 feet high. The. base is 80 feet square to a height of 200 feet. This base is flanked on the east and west sides by colonnades 75 feet in height, semictreular in form, which curve toward the south, forming a clasp setting for the great basin of the Biectrical Fountains, From the fountains to the Goddess of Light at the apex the Tower will be one’ mass of quiet beauty by day and of fiery, sparkling grandeur by night. Elevators will take visitors to the restaurants upon the colonnade, where they will have a commanding view of the broad and beautiful Court of Fountains. The electrical display will be far saperior to any yet attempted. These are the principal features which will excel.all former attempts of the kind and serve to make the PanAmerican Exposition City the most beautiful spectacle ‘ever prepared by the genius of man for a similar enterThe Pan-American Exposition . conNOTICE. E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street...0.s0000.-Mevada City’ Ca: UBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, GENERAL ARTHUR LDT ESTRELLA AN 4 BOSA The UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street.,.Nevada Oity, Oal. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Telephone Nevada County, California. 428 well-known Lumber Business of Cooper Bros., with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, . etc. is offered for sale at a For further particulars apply at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, Both Were Surprised, The third time I changed cars at-the Hornelisville. Union railroad station and lunched at the little grillroom just up the street the jolly little proprietor recognized me as a regular patron and did his best to entertain me while my special pot of coffee was coming to a boil. “Notice that fellow who just went out?” he asked, chuckling contentedly to himself. I hadn’t noticed particularly, but I knew it would be disconcerting to admit, so I nodded-e:Bouragingly, says & writer in the New York Herald. “Well,” he continued, “that’s Jim Smith—Long Jim Smith they call him—conductor of the Erie, and, say, he’s laying for me. Greatest practical joker you ever saw. Always getting rigs on me, and I never could get back on him until last week, and then I waa about as much surprised aa he was. “I was coming down the street and saw a crowd gathered around some Sal vation Army singers. Long Jim was) awey on the edge of the crowd, standing of his-tiptoes so he could see over the heads of the. rest. He had his back to me, and, sticking out from under his arm, was a big bag of lemons! I saw my chance, and I sneaked quietly. behind him, hauled off and gave that bag of lemons an awful swipe with my cane.” Here the little man went off into an uncontrollable fit of laughter over the remembrance. He laughed till his sides shook and tears ran down his face. I waited till he had quieted down. “Well?’ I queried. “Scattered the lemons all about, I suppose?” “Scattered! Ho, ho, ho! He! Hi, hi, hil. He! Hum! Well, I should say so. But they wasn’t lemons; they was eggs.” ᐀ SB 0 Ry Ey SE a re . . . Ey EEO a y Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Fractious Ores a specialty. FOR SALE. A rare opportunity is offered for investment. Party desires to sell immediately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s Oil Gompany ot California ion-Assessablie. rice 60c per share ‘or all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No: 308 Market St., San Francisco. cates UC 6G 6s ae EE Mail or Bapree orders prom: attended . GOLD BOUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. : T. H. HICKS & CO. UNION MARKET, Dancing ¢ School. Ladies and gentleman's dancing school free to any Delivered reo of the city.* Wed astry a specialty ; Orders salon for Floral Pieces. PROF. JOHN MICHELL, every Wednesday evetiing, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon. by Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., ‘ At the lowest rates. . Ww. 4150, SREP ON HAND A CHOICE i BIBBSIBEIEHIRIEIE Se Ik Snininiseiasiea . IEA IE IIE NEE HE MEE IIE ELE YOU NEED THEM ! =P. G. Scadden’s. _ =~ Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a_la Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection I X L, Deep Sea Clams, Dainty Chips Dainty German Wafers. ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, ISISISIESISIS SS Se HHSSIStStstStStSi HHMI AStsSttstStSStSs Something Suitable.$ . If you desire anything in the iets 33 you ; will do ell to examine this list _Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, . Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, bAE Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ae as oJ AMES KINKEAD ed Eek LNEEEREREERREEREEEEERE tad : THIS IS _ ! bor NO JOKE. ' Milo Lodge ad Knights of Pythias.. a8 APRIL FOOL BALL At Armory Hall MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA Kase aad: Reception Committee » . E Wadsworth, W. F. Englebright J.G. O'Neill, ¥. A. Moore N. W. Bennetts, E T.R. Powell O.H Eddy, E. J. Morgan D. 0. L. Maller, J. E. Isaac Geo. W. Ogden, A.J. Rapp ‘ J. V. Snyder, Dr. W. P. Sawyer Wm.H.Sandow, Will Fischer Geo. W. Reeks, A.R, Lord D. B. Getchell, J.D. Fleming Floor Director HON. FRANK. T, NILON Floor Committee Capt: W.G, Richards, W. H. Danlap J.J. Jackson, H, Di Wm. Delbridge, J. H. Rogers Henory R. Hvekins, J.J. Gasier” H. Metzenbaugher, 8. Lee Leiter Wm. Quigley, J. M. Hadley Mark T. Adams, Ohas. Symons. Grand March at 9 o’clock DAN E TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Extra Ladies 2% cents, Gallery—Gentlemen 50c, Ladies 25c. ©0©0008080800600000 2LA RUE'S— x mM «x fleadache & so lines Powders. Safe and Sure. They Do Not» Affect. the Heart. x RM mM KX KK K & x KK KK X = ©O00O0OO0OOOOOOOOO _ DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and. __ ~ Photo Supplies. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos end Lard, QOOOEOQOOHOOOOOOOOO go QOQOOQQOOOOQOOOO

a pruce j it mar’ PB cia po tk bes W est, 3.3 fos feet to ¢ i U3: thence s% post w . pong aa ke I yelloge ay Po yellow 2 SBT bea) ie ‘i a ge min rte stked i te Sse RS sew *@ _ thence & ban Ost ma ked Pp eg.20 mia . 6 deg 25 e. Pena Teen Tue said Meri. soutaining 1145 © 8 claims 4 30 idated Quarts 4 ice of the County q 'Y, Ca ifornia, ag q Juartz Min 3 Ins, puge 338" ie 4 ecorded Book tf, corded Book 11, sorded Book ft, corded Book ff . corded Book 1) . are es follows: . vest by tle Pub . eS ani-hQuart 3 i the Publie Do. . the Sant. Anite © ing adversé’ { a Ulida ed Quart ’ ® required to tile’ 4 1e Kegister o the ‘ ah amento, in og th» 8 xty de d »t,o they hey 7 rovi-ions of the . NRY, Register. t the foregoing . Patent be pale 4 y days (10 weeks) Y TRANSORIPT, a at Nevada city, . INRY, Register, nuary 28, 1901, ication. YSVIi LE, CaL rok 13, 1901, A ‘VEN 3 HA?’ THB or has filed notice ial proof iu supe . t said proof w er and Keceiver Marysvilie, Cal, . homas J. Byrd, 5220, 1or the N, B 1.44 and N.W.% 8 E.,M D.M. itvesses to prove © pon and cultivar: ” 1omas K. Bevi win A. Forbes d ster Mondada of (SON, Register. eager. ol jitors. ‘HE Gat ; SKAHAEN, DE the undersigned, 7 ate of Catherine — creditors of and ~ against the ; with the necee . months after the tice to the w office of F 1e being the place business of da. vest URTLEFP, ate of Catherine th day of Mare th day 0! mt a> J ee ing. ETING OF . L ME 8 1e Cc.dmus id at the os pney stree a Monday, the at the hour of purpose of elect serve for the ea: saction of suck yme before the vill close on Frip.m. LL, Secretary, Koom _— cation. , Cal., March 6thy VEN THAT THE ttler " a na ake fina ‘that said peoet dge © nine: , Caley at oe April ise. . 73 of N. w.wot BK end . itnesses to <a and cultivae albraith, Henr Geo. Lathrop, NRY, Register: —— ansfer Co, . AULING. to the transor rica ry pone P pie anne : . , Pianos, Organs and Sewing lachines. fee . z rs ARS THE TRANSORIPT. —__———— SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Mail, $6 a Year. es By Carrier, 1a 1-2 Cts a Week. = 50 CENTS A WEEK ments of not to exceed five lines in ‘Adverth inserted under this head for 50 centé a week or $28 mon Kac additional line 10 cente a week or 40 cents a month, Pay-. . able invariably in advance. —— : Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, a'so several different makes of pianos from $200 up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5 up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe sore, Nevada City. Geo. W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For. Sate. House and lot for sale, situated on Long street. Price $475, half cash and balance on time. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. — House For Sale. A house three doors from New York Hotel on Broad street, Nevaua City. Address to 50344 M street, Sacramento, Calif. 6 lw Rooms and Beard. Mre, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad street, is prepared to acco. nmodate a limited number of persons with board and lodging at reasonable rates. jlo A Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and ‘represent us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary and expenses. Old established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at once. ‘ Address BUTLER & ALGER, Dept. E, Ngw Haven, Coun Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home county. $900 yearly. Enclose self.addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transcript. a NO—_seeeu. Smoke Soot . Smell. Nevada Co. klectric Power Co.'s ia the ideal Light. Union Livery Stable Main st. opp. Union Hotel. Prop’r. Henry Lane,The finestturn-outein the ounty.and pier by of them : Open day and aight ‘Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. Until farther notice the ,"Bus will make regular trips between Nevada ay and Grass Valley atthe following ours: Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,2, 5 and 7:30 p. 1, ; Leaving Grass Valley at 8:45a.m. 4, 8:45 and 6:30 p, m. Passengers, called for in any part of town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National Excnange Hotel. GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. Short Order Restaurant The und ed haye reopened the restaurant in the Mi ils Aatiaie = Broad street, and will give strict at m to short orders. including Pee Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Urs. Steffens. & rs, Durand The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fheve are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite a op ts orarmarandst malnins rye “Wa. J. Britiand. NEVADA JOHN BAUR, ‘Oash‘er. Dratts issued payable in any part Loans made on approyed security. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault at little expense. COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a Capital, -. .. GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. of the world. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Office Hours: 10 a, m. 10.4 p, m. Satarday Evenings: 6:80 p.m. C. H. HARRISON, . Grand ~~ DEALER IB . Masquer All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco sree et hes 7 ae Ball. The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town: kxkkkak bid C. H. HARRISON, ° , BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg B~: s FROE: JOHN SUCHELL Will Give His SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.’’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Ftotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and ‘newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stagos and Busses. Peerless Saloon. PIATNG, PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas. Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my old friends aud all the new ones who call will be treated ina court manner. HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND. BROS. Have moved intotheir nev cucrtces -» Tom mercial street and invite w . «hci former patrous to call and se% bem. They will make it a point toserve i fires trenaz uf Wines, Liquors and'Cigars All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOSEA BROAD ST., NEVADA CT *, JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec ; 'W MANAGEMENT—A home-like Bros mr "pouse ultgated Lo one. oH test portions oO e Qu . Rive rooms ‘electric lights throughout, € is not surpasaed in the county of we TAB ene and ser vice. le STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS, BAR tro i highest-gr ines, withy tbe ble Paney Mixed Drinks a speciaitv TURKEY'S FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY Will open up.at his old place on Pine street MONDAY NEXT, and will be prepared to furnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. CHICKENS TO ORDER AT ANY TIME. GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ® pared to furnish the public w Bread, Pies and Cakes NEW YORK BAKERY, ASSUMED THE ‘MANAGEMENT f this well-known pakexy. he it preAnnual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be pablished later. Latest 4 Catchy Music... Particulars ina few days. MRS. D. M. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St., Sacramento, Cal, Wige, Bangs, Switches and Toupus. Send Sample. Match any shade. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates, GEO. H. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL.....Proprietor.

Commercial Street, Nevada City. A hr. MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECIALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. CITIZENS BANK peorporated 1876.) MBVADA CIT? BROAD STREBT, .CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° = = 50,000 Undivided profits, e 85,000 DIRECTORS. &. M. PREGTON....000+. sovccceees President Joum T. MORGAB.....008 Vedcovvensa Cashies D. Bons’. aveesk ‘ hie ie i aT y on. Sear! * Lord Housman. , M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 10 4. M.‘to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:90 P.M. OORRESPONDENTS. ; New York—National Bank of North Amer “fan Francisco—First National Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mill: &Co. We issue Sight Drafts payabie ip BEY HOR s00, SACRAMENTO. Also Bills of Excha: able at sight . {he principal cities ‘of Great Britais an" Colleotions on any part of the United State: Highest price paid for County and Stet: arran id and Silver Bullion purchased Sicas Olles ce the: oak : This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Val ley, where a general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valles. -EXCELS IN BEAUTY. THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION CITY 1 piiment NEVADA’ CITY, CAL TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19,‘ tg0r. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, OF PALACES. A Harmony. of Architectural, Sculptural, Horticultural, Floral, Hlec¢rical and Color Effects—Progress of a Century to Be Illustrated. The Pan-American may not be ap big as some former expositions, but it will be more beautiful than any of them, The Exposition site is a commanding one, containing 350 acres adjoining Buffalo’s lovely and. expansive Dela‘ ware Park. In selecting the Spanish Renaissance style of architecture as a basis for the Exposition architects to work upon, the managers paid a comto the Latin-American countries and at the same time provided for an effect of surpassing gran-. deur. .-The style has been somewhat modernized in its treatment, with the result of enhanced beauty. Color is jndiciously applied to relieve the staff covered structures of the blank monotony which has characterized former exposition cities, It is rich, charming, restful to the eye—the very perfection of color decoration of buildings. The prismatic splendor has evoked the term “Rainbow City” for the ensemble of Exposition palaces. Sculpture will add to the attractiveness, Majestic ple living within a night’s ride of the ‘Pan-American Exposition, and a great ‘ elr with the progress or the countries of the western hemisphere, and the new possessions of the United States. To show the achievements during the century just closed and make for more rapid progress in the future is the chief purpose. In’ order to realize the ideal in mind the various countries must be drawn into closer relations commercially and socially. The golden opportunity comes with this Exposition when the representative men of all the countries in question will be gathered together and the diversified resources of the continent displayed. . Such an international congress of ples, exhibits and ideas must needs de. velop much of good for the inhabitants of the continent and posterity. It offers the chance for better acquaintance, the acquirement of new and useful knowledge, a comprehension of each other’s opportunities. and necessities, the settlement of questions which have too long retarded international trade in Pan-America and the laying of a strong and enduring foundation for an intercourse which will be mutually beneficial. There are more than 40,000,000 peoattendance, possibly exceeding that at the Columbian Exposition, is confidently expected. The hopes of the managers are for more than 25,000,000 paid admissions. Exvsert L. Lewia. } k PO. 7 R a —— fm — Zz\ me 1h) 4 4 FA over <t0or a . : RR a iS oe ek crt Se, be ad Photo by J. P. Zenner. MINES BUILDING. ares “. Btatdés aud cosiiy Srocps will ddorm dowes/ and towers and guard the entrances to buildings. There will be ‘more than {25° groups of’ statuary In the Exposition City, the work of the best sculptors of the country, under the direction of Karl Bitter. The court settings will be superb, The principal courts are the Court of Fountains and Plaza, which form a north and south perpendicular and connect with a transverse court called the Esplanade. : Surrounding the main group of buildings and bordered with a double row of trees and grassy bapks is.a broad and stately canal more than a‘mile long. In perfect harmony with the grandeur and beauty of the buildings and courts will be the horticultural and floral embellishments of the grounds. Rising high above al} the other structures on the Exposition grounds the Electric Tower is the first object to arrest the attention of visitors. It is 391 feet high. The. base is 80 feet square to a height of 200 feet. This base is flanked on the east and west sides by colonnades 75 feet in height, semictreular in form, which curve toward the south, forming a clasp setting for the great basin of the Biectrical Fountains, From the fountains to the Goddess of Light at the apex the Tower will be one’ mass of quiet beauty by day and of fiery, sparkling grandeur by night. Elevators will take visitors to the restaurants upon the colonnade, where they will have a commanding view of the broad and beautiful Court of Fountains. The electrical display will be far saperior to any yet attempted. These are the principal features which will excel.all former attempts of the kind and serve to make the PanAmerican Exposition City the most beautiful spectacle ‘ever prepared by the genius of man for a similar enterThe Pan-American Exposition . conNOTICE. E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street.....0.s0000.-Mevada City’ Ca: UBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, GENERAL ARTHUR LDT ESTRELLA AN 4 BOSA The UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street.,..Nevada Oity, Oal. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Telephone Nevada County, California. 428 well-known Lumber Business of Cooper Bros., with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, . etc. is offered for sale at a For further particulars apply at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, Both Were Surprised, The third time I changed cars at-the Hornelisville. Union railroad station and lunched at the little grillroom just up the street the jolly little proprietor recognized me as a regular patron and did his best to entertain me while my special pot of coffee was coming to a boil. “Notice that fellow who just went out?” he asked, chuckling contentedly to himself. I hadn’t noticed particularly, but I knew it would be disconcerting to admit, so I nodded-e:Bouragingly, says & writer in the New York Herald. “Well,” he continued, “that’s Jim Smith—Long Jim Smith they call him—conductor of the Erie, and, say, he’s laying for me. Greatest practical joker you ever saw. Always getting rigs on me, and I never could get back on him until last week, and then I waa about as much surprised aa he was. “I was coming down the street and saw a crowd gathered around some Sal vation Army singers. Long Jim was) awey on the edge of the crowd, standing of his-tiptoes so he could see over the heads of the. rest. He had his back to me, and, sticking out from under his arm, was a big bag of lemons! I saw my chance, and I sneaked quietly. behind him, hauled off and gave that bag of lemons an awful swipe with my cane.” Here the little man went off into an uncontrollable fit of laughter over the remembrance. He laughed till his sides shook and tears ran down his face. I waited till he had quieted down. “Well?’ I queried. “Scattered the lemons all about, I suppose?” “Scattered! Ho, ho, ho! He! Hi, hi, hil. He! Hum! Well, I should say so. But they wasn’t lemons; they was eggs.” ᐀ SB 0 Ry Ey SE a re . . . Ey EEO a y Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Fractious Ores a specialty. FOR SALE. A rare opportunity is offered for investment. Party desires to sell immediately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s Oil Gompany ot California ion-Assessablie. rice 60c per share ‘or all or any part. Company’s price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No: 308 Market St., San Francisco. cates UC 6G 6s ae EE Mail or Bapree orders prom: attended . GOLD BOUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. : T. H. HICKS & CO. UNION MARKET, Dancing ¢ School. Ladies and gentleman's dancing school free to any Delivered reo of the city.* Wed astry a specialty ; Orders salon for Floral Pieces. PROF. JOHN MICHELL, every Wednesday evetiing, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon. by Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Btc., ‘ At the lowest rates. . Ww. 4150, SREP ON HAND A CHOICE i BIBBSIBEIEHIRIEIE Se Ik Snininiseiasiea . IEA IE IIE NEE HE MEE IIE ELE YOU NEED THEM ! =P. G. Scadden’s. _ =~ Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a_la Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection I X L, Deep Sea Clams, Dainty Chips Dainty German Wafers. ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, ISISISIESISIS SS Se HHSSIStStstStStSi HHMI AStsSttstStSStSs Something Suitable.$ . If you desire anything in the iets 33 you ; will do ell to examine this list _Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, . Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, bAE Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ae as oJ AMES KINKEAD ed Eek LNEEEREREERREEREEEEERE tad : THIS IS _ ! bor NO JOKE.. ' Milo Lodge ad Knights of Pythias.... a8 APRIL FOOL BALL At Armory Hall MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA Kase aad: Reception Committee » . E Wadsworth, W. F. Englebright J.G. O'Neill, ¥. A. Moore N. W. Bennetts, E T.R. Powell O.H Eddy, E. J. Morgan D. 0. L. Maller, J. E. Isaac Geo. W. Ogden, A.J. Rapp ‘ J. V. Snyder, Dr. W. P. Sawyer Wm.H.Sandow, Will Fischer Geo. W. Reeks, A.R, Lord D. B. Getchell, J.D. Fleming Floor Director HON. FRANK. T, NILON Floor Committee Capt: W.G, Richards, W. H. Danlap J.J. Jackson, H, Di Wm. Delbridge, J. H. Rogers Henory R. Hvekins, J.J. Gasier” H. Metzenbaugher, 8. Lee Leiter Wm. Quigley, J. M. Hadley Mark T. Adams, Ohas. Symons. Grand March at 9 o’clock DAN E TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Extra Ladies 2% cents, Gallery—Gentlemen 50c, Ladies 25c. ©0©0008080800600000 2LA RUE'S— x mM «x fleadache & so lines Powders. Safe and Sure. They Do Not» Affect. the Heart. x RM mM KX KK K & x KK KK X = ©O00O0OO0OOOOOOOOO _ DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and. __ ~ Photo Supplies. Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos end Lard, QOOOEOQOOHOOOOOOOOO go QOQOOQQOOOOQOOOO