March 25, 1901 (4 pages)

we . eons plore Bat Se Yd sas se Se ea TR OT See ere ‘ z Table of Distances. “Arrive New Orleans, 7:20 P. M., information from sciscimleiinigl MILES, Birchville... ooee BY 4 Bowman’s caer cpieet ey Oamptonville....28 Columbia Hill....18%% CORA. eisai ss osnces cose Dutch Flat,....17. Downieville....44 Edwards Bridge...7% Forest City. ....39 French Oorral....18% Graniteville....28 Grass Valley.... 4 North Bloomfleld...1446 North San Juan...13 OMOGR 20 occ ccc secs cee es om Purdon Bridge...+: Relief Hill...; s Spenceville..0.. 20 ashington....19 You Bet. .cc.ccccc0skO SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND THURSDAY EVENING of each month. WM. G. RICHARDS, Capt. Jo V. Snypzx, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. Yisittag: Brethren are cordially invited t: ttend. \ FRANK E. WADSWORTH, ©, CG. G.W. Oapsn, K.of R.andS, o Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hall 8 4th Monday of each month a mer 1:80 o'elook. J.B SHAW. C. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Svery Tuesday evenirg at 7:80 o’clook. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, BR. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secom, und fourth Thursdays of each month ; MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS B.S Nevada County Narrow Gauge B. B. TINE es, 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as follows. LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. m Daily; connecting with Lo.§:20 A. M. cal g arriviog t Sacramento at 9:40 A. M.and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. &: A, M. Daily ,connecting with overland 245 train No. & stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, micia, Port Costa ey Oakland, arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ° Daily; connecti with 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavi San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an ee ge Se Limited leaving San Francisco at ° Daily; connecti: with Lo§:15 ” Mz ai "ate in leavisg Sacramento at 4:50 P. M. and Overland . rains for East and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 PL. Arriving From Grass Valley Only., 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = Daily ; connecting with Over9:35 A. M. land Train from Kast. % Daily; connecting with over1:05 P. M. land train from ast. < Daily ; connecting with Uver5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi =ncisco,at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, . Daily ; connecting with Lo -al -40 P. M. Train leavi Sanbamienso at 4:60", M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER, Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. C. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. SUNSET LIMITED For the Season of 1900-1901 Tri-Weekly. LEAVE .LOS ANGELES Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, , 18:00 A. M, LEAVE . SAN FRANCISCO . Mondays, Wednesdays, Bridays, 5:00 P. M. Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays. MORE BBILLIANT THAN EVER, NEW EQUIPMENT, IMPROVED SERVICE. Secure ‘Time Tables and any desired MORRIS LOBNER, PLAZA PLANING MILL.++ RICE & LEWIS, Props. . _. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS oultin "Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getouc stim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, Sackayznro Sr., Newapa Crry. = You natura! The quality het oe re; resswork. INPRINTING only the best of these. they may be, still the Printi When You Get Job Printing ly want to of Paper, ty rd is not paid t the best for your money. peand Ink all cut a gure in determining the merit of the production. We use But no matter how superior may prove inferior if to the Composition and the Weclaim to excel in these respects also. STYLES HANDSOPIE The same as inclothing, and the TRNSORIPT keeps up with thedecrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. W havethe newest and most complete Job Printing plant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. judges admitthe work we are now t 1rning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys. BROWN & CAcKINS, Job Printers, ene = = FRED E. BROWN. NEVADA CITY, EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, . Real Estate and Insurance Agents. » CALIFORNIA Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., of San Francisco, Cl b Companies. Agents for some o Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission, Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. fthe best Fire and Life Insurance References— The business men of Nevada City. Qu Itwill 54-56 San WHEN YOU HAVE THE GRIPPE TAKE _ J. F. Cutter Whiskey E. MARTIN & CO. Sole Agents. and inine. cure you First St., Francisco, AND— Of all kinds go to A Fine Line of Robes from Harness, Saddles, Combs and Brushes. SAN FRANCISCO. bers and members of organ ing sg ag . families, is coffins, ornaments and stouds and stone work j38.1m For Buggy Tops Carriage Trimmings J. Gairns. HE IS MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. Horse Blankets of all grades. Whips, Curry All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit these soos” are now; offered CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, TT? charge for Cremation to Church memofficers and secretaries and . All others $55. Expensive used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monumeut and saves thecost ofa lot and its care Send for circular. GEORGE R. FLETCHER, Manager. $2 up. se goods izations hav are seidom Livery and Feed customers. 8. P. Oo, Agent at Colfax. . “NATIONAL — ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor, ’ Best of attention given to transient Stables Open All Night. Foot ot BrosdStrest, Nevada City. Telephone Nr ~3, : Stable. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. H4Avs opened a first-class Store adjoinin Ai the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where wi be kept at all times the very best of Fruits Vegetables, Chickens, ete. Also, Cigars and Tobacco. Goods delivered free of charge’ and the best of satisfaction ruaranteed. Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National Exchapge Hote) Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, ° ‘Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest fos of To be found in this vars “¢ the State. J. R, DAVIS, feacher 0. Vocal and instruments! Music, Also Choral ap Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the omes. — barticulaye as to agian of faltion, ete. apply 6 essor, either by letteror rsonally, at his homeia North usp tis Union Hotel. Nevada City far = ; R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. United States, Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Lund Cases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. The Leading Flour. Oo. Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhaltion, gives the Safest and Most. Effectual ae Means Of treating the throat and bro: {ts effici in W Cough ¢ wonderful: Its an Invaluable In Contagious Diseases Competent . ments, for water foreach machine, 25 HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES paxnees of instructing pupils at their own Will practice in all the Courts of the Able monthly for water used. If not . paid within the current month, water ORDINANCE NO. 158, AN ORDINANOE FIXING THE WATER RATES FOR THE YEAR COM_MINATING JUNE 80, 1902. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF the City of Nevada do ordain as folows: From and after July Ist, 1901, and until July Ist, 1902, the following rates and no other,shall be charged, and may be collected by the Oity of Nevada, or any company supplying water within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. Section 1—For each separate family, 25 cents per week. Section 2—For restaurants and eating houses, 50 vents. Section 3—For first-class hotels, $3. Section 4—For second-class hotels, 2. a. ton 5—For third-class hotels, ee 6— For fourth-class hotels, Section 7—For each saloon, 75 cents. Section 8—For rooms and offices, 15 cents, ; , Section 9—For photograph galleries, 50 cents. °* ; Section 10—For barber shops, 40 cents. — Section 11—For bath establishments, 25 cents for each bath tub. . Section 12—For blacksmith or wagon shops, 50 cents; power for blowers, 25 cents extra. For horseshoeing shops, 25 cents per week; water power, 26 cents additional. Section 13—For drug stores, 50 cents, ii ; Section 14—For each house ocedipied by lewd women, 75 cents, Section 15—For schoolhouses, with ry Byreouanon of two hundred or over, $2 00. Section 16—For foundries, $1 00. Section 17—For daily printing offices, 25 cents Section 18—For daily printing offices, running presses with waterpower, extra, $1 50. « Secffin 19—For butcher shops, 50 cents. Section 20—For butcher shops, running meat cutters with water power, extra, 50 cents. Section 21—For bakeries, 50 cents. Section 22—For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Section 23—For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 25 cents. Section 24—For Chinese wash-houses and laundries, $3, Section 25—For first-class livery poses, $3. Section 26—For second-class livery ‘stables, $2. Section 27—For third-class livery stables, $1 50. . Section 28—For fourth-class livery stables, $1. Section 29—-For feed and sale stables, $1 50. Section 30—For private stables, from one to two horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents; and 10 cents for each additional horse, . Section 31—For breweries or soda factories, including two horses, $1 50; apd 10 cents for each additional horse. Section 32—For gas works, $1. Section 83—For steam laundries, $2. Section 34—For sewing machines for dressmaking or tailoring establish~ cents. Section 35—For sewing machines for families, for use of water, 10 cents. Section 836—For Courthouse building and grounds, $4 per week. Section 87—For Oatholic Cemetery, $10: per year. Section 88—For public or lodge halls, 25 cents. Section 39—For theaters, 10 cents. Section 40—For banquet halls, 25 cents. Section 41—For each: 1000 bricks on large contracts, 10 cents. Section 42—For each 1000 bricks on small contracts, 121¢ cents. Section 48—For concrete sidewalks floors or walls, 2 cents per cubic foot. Section 44—For stone wall and mortar, 8 cents per perch. Section 45—For plastering and cementing, 34 cents per square yard. en 46—For railroad depot, $3 per week, Section 47—For business houses, not otherwise designated, 25 cents. Section 48—For coffee mills run by water power, 25 cents, Section 49—For quartz mills connected with assay offices, 25 cents. Section 50—For irrigation, from $2 50 to $25 per season, at the discretion of the Water Collector; provided, the amount charged must be regulated in proportion to the amount used. Section 51 —For irrigation, for every quantity above one inch,25 cents per inch for 24 hours. Section 52—For-all water used for running machines, 25 cents per miner’s inch for twenty-four hours’ run. Section 58—for dynamos run by water power, 44-cent per hour for 16candle power lamp. Section '4—For Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46, 1.0.0 F., $5 per season. Section 55—Ihe Water Collector ascertain by proper measurement. the quantity of wat wer and fix the price as provided in Sections’ 50, 5 52 of this ordinance, , ee Section 56—All water rates, where not otherwise provided in this ordi_ nance, are the amount to be charged for one week and are due and payable weekly, and if not so paid the Water Collector may, in his discretion, after giving the delinquent consumer or. ' owner of the premises one week’s written notice to pay up, shut off the water from the premises or consumer, Section 57—Water ates for the Courthouse are due an payable quarterly; irrigation rates are due .and payable in monthly installments of one-fifth of the rates’ when taking water for the season, otherwise pay— may be shut off the same as that for domestic purposes. Section 58—A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 beds. Second-class hotels not less than 40 beds. Third-class ho— tels not less than 20 beds. class hotels not less than ten beds. Section 59—A first-class livery stable ig understood to be a stabi eon, taining not less than 25 horses, Sec ond-class livery stables not less than 10 horses. Third class livery stables stables, including water for all pur-. b Shall have the-autbority in all cases to. ' he the Water Collector shall cause t water to be shut off from such property until said bill is paid. A Section 62. Each consumer of water shall use the same economically and MENOING JULY 1, 1901, AND TER-. 2ot permit the same to be wasted, and uld any consumer of water con; ae to stow the water to be wasted, after notice from the Water Collector, the water shall be turned olf from the premises and shall not again be turned on except by order of the Water Committee of the Board of Trustees and the payment of all costs of shutting off nd turning on. Hestion 63. The Marshal, when requested shall accompany the Water Collector, for the purpose of shutting off the water from the premises of any one who has violated any of the provisions of this ordinance, or any ordinance relating to the Water Works. "Passed by the following vote February 21st, 1901: Ayes—Lrustees Gault, Rector, Jackson, Hill and Peard. Noes—None. Absent—None. B.S. RECTOR, ‘President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: Srpney PEArD, Clerk. (Seal) No. 3024. SHERIFF’S SALE. pN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY of Nevada, State of California. HARRY D, TOWLE, ripe eae oF oe Estate of SABRA E TOWLE, deceased, plaintiff, vs. FRED C. MELBY and ANNA MELBY, defendants. 5 Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and Sale, issued out of the Superior Court of the ( ounty Of Nevada, State of California, on the 4thday of March, 190i, in the above-ent'tled action wherein Harry D. Towle, Administrator of the Estate of Sabra E. Towle, deceased (the above-named plaintiff), obte ined a judgment anddecree of foreclcsure and sale against Fred C. Melby and Anna Mel'y. eefensanty, onthe 4th day o* March, 19/1, for the sum o Nine Hundred and Forty-four Dollars, together with costs of suit, percentage and necessary disbursments allowed herein amounting to the sum of $104.00 with interat the rate of 7 per cent. per en: um till paid, also $1.00 Clerk’s accruing costs, which said judgment is recqrded in the Judgment Book of the said Superior Court, on page 182, et seq. and whereas it is ordered that tne mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and property therein described to-wit: *. All that certain piece and pater! of land situate in Rough and Ready Township, Nevada County, State. of California, described as follows: The N. E. 44 of the N, Ww. Yq and the N. W. }4 of the N. W. 4 of See, 20, Township 16, N., R. 7.£., M.D. M., containing eighty acrés, more or less. 2 Public notice is hereby given that on Thursday the 28th day of March 1401, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, in front of the Courthouse door of the County of Nevada, I will, in obedience to said order of sale, and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described property or so much thereof as may e necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs, cte.to the highest bidder for cash, United States gold coin. aiven under my hand this ith day of March, D. B. GETCHELL, Sheritf Nevada County. By J. H. Pasoonr, Deputy Sheriff. ; P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney for Plaintiff. mr4 wer) PROFESSIONAL CARDS. i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. YpFFICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP;STAIRS) A Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada Ye FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. & GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIBE éX. Tnsurance Companies, Office on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURT State and Federal. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, (ree BROAD AND PINE STs. up stairs, Nevada Citv. W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ‘pHPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR D Office;in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neada City. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street Nevada City. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, IEL PRACTICE I ST W United States roe Ora aee ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. BBICE— TILLEY QO CITY. BUILDING, NEVADA J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at ; Law, . pS FICE—TILLEY BUILDING, : ( ) and Pine str< ets, Menace BROAD THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘yBFICE—LONES BUILD ; ( ) mereialand Pine reel COR. COM Dr, Alvah N, Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extractea Without Pain, ‘Office Hours—9 to 12 A. M., and 1lto5 p.m. Dr. N. B. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento « Nevada City, Cal. : 4.L. BOWMAN, 3 B.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists, Fourth. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. VINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY 4LL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE not less than 6 horses. Fourth-class A livery stables not less than 6 horses. , Section 60—No one except. proper: authorized agents of the City eh . turn on the water to any place or building without a permit from the Water Collector. : ; erty to which the water is supplied or furnished shall be reapousible for the payment of the water bill, and in case the same is not paid in Section 61. In all cases the propGEO. RICHARDSON, . UNDERTAKER ‘ —AND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, * mn day and ht. Hoare fier Ball. in ye = attention to all calls phone, West 5. ts with the provisions of this erdinanes. ‘ i est thereon from the date of said judgment, . ° No, 2195. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. s, LAND OFFICE, ae SAOHAMIESTO, CAT, anuary ny 5 OTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN, THAT address is Crocker Building, San Francisco,. ; i by Charles “. Wilson, his ataediide mga whose Poaomos sant yh Washington, Nevada county, La raat he is application for a pateu Oey ccuseod (0,000) prea’ oh of he ea ¥ lidated Quartz Mine 2 > cae gold, with surface ground six potent Be (600) feet in width, pea iy tne Oe “bag Cherry Hill Mining Districr, cout rag Si ofCalifc rnia, and designated by jeer s curve yor peuezs! for the pry id Jali s Mineral Survev No. alae teadr rth, Range 11 East, M D & M, said froxican Con olidated Quartz Mine ibed as follows, to-wit: aloagrenie4 foeoacn Leeation, the aie Tree Location, the Single eh air he Savage Locat onthe Geinaly ocation, i a on. tne eorta anita Extension Location in particularly described as follows: “ Lode Line. ng at an oak post marked S Ax 4gy sei it onthe north boundary of the Santa Anita Quartz Mine, approved dents ys from which a black oak 30 ins. in Let id ee SA x43803 B T, bears S 13 deg 36 m m ‘4 thence magnet ¢ variation 16 deg east, a6 deg 6 min W, 900.9 feet to pine post marke A x 9-3803,from which a pine 24 ins. dia. marke edS Ax 9-3803 B T, bears N 8034 deg W, 43 fees thence N 3 deg 39min W, 599.1 fect to oak mg marked S A x 8 3803, from which. a shaft feet deep bears S 574 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries. inning ata pine post warkedS A x1sige honk whioh the \section corner on the west bounaary of Section 30, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magnetic va-~ riation 16 deg East, S3deg 89min K 599.1 feet phi sugar pine 5 ft. dia. marked 8 A X 2pol taal operation 1.2 ‘eet; thence magne'ic variation 16 deg East, S l2deg .06min b 900.9 magnetic variation 15 deg 30 min K,5 83 deg 09 ,-600 feet to pine post marked SA x.58803, from which a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked S A x 5 3803. BT bears N 76 deg f# 22 leet, thence magnetic variation 15 deg 20 min E, Nizdeg 06 min W 9009 feet to.cak post marktd SA x 63803; thence magnetic variati nl5 der 20min KL, N 3 deg 30 min Ww 509.1 feet to oak post merked 3 A xX 7 38033 thence N 88 deg ‘09 min W 6U0 feet ‘o place of beginning, containing 19.84 acres, PINE TREE LOOATION, Lode Line. Beginning at an oak port marked PT 53803 from which a pine 8 in. dia marked P T5 3803 B'l, bears N 734 deg E iL fers therce magnetic variation 5 deg 56 min 1500 feet to the north lode post and south lode post of tbe Singleton Location. An oak post marked P T 2&5 6 3803, from which a pine 22 ins. dia. marked P T 2&5 6 3803 B T, bears N 50 deg-E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginn‘ng at a pine post marked P.T. 1 & S 1 3803 from which the nor h-west corner of Section 30'T 15 N, Ril KE, M D M bears N 55 deg 20 min weat, 1073 42 feet; thence magnetic variat on 16 deg Kast, N .76 deg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post marked Pi 8-5 53803, from which a pine 80 ins. dia. marked P ‘L 3 3803 BT bears 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin bears 5 34 deg 55 min W 245 feet di tant; thence S 5 deg 56 min H 1500 feet to ouk post marked P T 43803 from whichthe mouth of a tunnel 400 teet long bears north 288f et; thence magnetic vari:tion 15 deg 35 min bk, S76 deg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; thence N 83 dey 4 min W 804.5 feet io pine? ost marked P'T 6 3803 from which a pine marked > 6 3803 BT, bears N 8i!'g deg 15.2 feet; thence N 5 deg 56 min W 1392.9 feet to place: f begsnning, containin,s 20.10 acres. BINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & $6 3803 from which a pine 22 ins. dia. marked PT 2 & S 6 3803 bears N 50 deg K 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d'g Kast, N 5 deg 34 min K 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $38-55383 from which a pine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears N 5744 deg E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-3803 from w ich the no'thwest corner of Section 30T18N,R UE, M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42 feet distant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feet to cedar post marked $2-5 6 3803 from which a ) ellow pine 30 ins dia. marked 86 3803 BT bears \ 4 deg E 45.2 feet; thence N76 deg 25 min E m-guetic variation 15 deg E 600 feet to cedar post marked S4-S 4-38803, from which a yellow pine 20 ins, dia, marked S 4 3808 B T bears N 4114 deg W 10,7 feet distant; thence magovetic variation li deg east, S 5 deg 34 min W_ 1500 feet to cedar post marked « T3-5 5 8803: thence S 76 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acres. SAVAGE LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at a cedar post marked $3 -S53803 from which a pine ins. dia. marked S 5303 BT, bears N 57), deg K 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14%, deg LK. N 0 deg 06 min K, 1500 feet toa cedar post marked $2 Gb, 3803, from which a pine 7 ins dia marked S2 3803 B T bears $20 deg 10 min W 11 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S 1Gl ~ 3803, on which bea leap section corner on the west boundary of Section 11, T 18 NR ii E,M DM, bedrs 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet ; thence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N 76 deg 25 min E 6U0 feet to a cedar post marked S3-G5 8803, from which a pine binsdia marked S38 383 B T, bears South 12 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg Kast,S0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked S4-S4' 3803 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked S843803 BT, bears y 4114 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15 hast, S 76 deg 25 min 3803, from which a yellow pine 30 ins dia marked S 6 3803 B T, bears N 0% deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 degrees East, NO deg 06 min East, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, Lode Line, : Beginning at cedar post marked S 2 « G63803 from which a pile? ins dia marked S 2 3603 B T, bears 8 20 deg 10 min Wil fet: thence Maguetic variation 1454 deg East, N 28 deg 19 min W, 150 feet to a cedar ost Sheree -M6 : vy anges wh.cha vellaw 1 dia marked G 3~ 3803 BT =) 30 deg W, 4.75 feet. tere ERO © Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at a cedar 3 Be, q post marked S1G onthe oe auerter section scien © west boundary of Section Iy, T Ril K, MD M, bears N78 dee 3) ale W pe feetthence magi deg 01 min W 1057.68 e c netic variation 16 deg East. N dee 19 min W 1500 feet to a fir pont mayne ed M1 G2 3803, from which a black oak 8 ins dia marked G 2 3803 B T, bears S 153 deg Kast, 24.4 feet; thence magnetic varia. tion 1334 deg East, 'N 76 deg 25 min H, 600 feet to a cedar pc st marked M5 G4. 3803 from phichs black oak 68 ins dia marked G4a“3 BT, bears 534 deg W. 5 feet thence magnetic Wariatiens 14% Sdeg E, S ” 28 ‘egrees 19 minutes Kast 1500 feet toa ced post marked S3G5 333 ; thence South 46 deg 25 min W, 600 feet to tl ning, containing 19,99 acres. Rahs OF ——— MEXICAN LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at acedar JB a post marked G°3 ~mated eg 2 yellow pine 30 nae AE rke » bears S 30 deg W 475 eet distant ; thence 1 agro arin 8 East, N 5deg 25 min W, IW) fees ge pated marked M 3 3803. from wk i im »20m which a pine 12 ing a oarked M8 3803 BT, bears N74 deg W, 27.6 feet. hah Exterior Boundaries, oop eginning at a fir post marked M ring Gres which the quarter section po nt 4 west boundary of Section 19 T 18 N. ll K. MDM, nee 16 deg 15 min W ret; the netic variation ibdeg K ae deg a , 1500 ft toa cedaripostaet paves ted Me Om which a spruce 5 feet dia ppeteiok ~ 3803 B T, bears S 64 degrees dang Woe Te once magnetic variation 14 ees 25 mi } Pah ttoa cedar post marked Mf). aut, a ety a tir 5 insdia marked M43303 B ca are 86 deg W 3.3 feet; thence magneti lation 15 deg East,S5 deg 25 min E, 1500 f. t © @ cedar post Marked,G4-M 5$803 f: can which a black oak 8 ing dia marked gx 8603 BT, bearsS 3, deg W sa AB de netic variation iit 600 feet to the plac 20.44 acres, Connecting Line No, 1, Beginning at post § Axl: netic variation 16 deg ben, 5 05 qenee € iia Connecting Line No, 2, eginning at post PT1-S1-; magnetic variati 5 ‘ 5 ei thangs W, 1073.42 feet tothe phe ay core ao mala tion 80, T18N, RIDE MD Me Corner Of SecConnecting LineN A . 8, Beginning at post S$ 1see magnetic variation 16 dig ees News i" min Bod ad ae the quarter seorion son ae ahs .! undary of Section 19, T 18 ee Connecting Line No. 4: ginning at post M 1 — i mienetio variation de tee baat bg min W, Mott feet t te the quarter cpetion Tih. eon Lue pe ondary of Section 19, Frederick W. Bradley, whos : Postoffice d ‘being compored of the, following, and being} 5 to oak post ‘marked S A.x 2 3803, from feet to oak post marked S A X3 3803; thence . ¢ W, 00 feet toa cedar bost marked $ z -§ 6-. 5K 0 feet to cedar post . j . for the N34 of S:W. 14 and S. (of N W.A i7N. cso 4oTH YEAR—NO, 13, HK TRANSOR of sald Mexican % ginn at oak post, from whisk pine 8 Inohes : i 3808 B ‘I’; bears Nine 5 inches di RR 5-say 8 ears S 82)¢ dex we 12,8 feet: thenee in. netic variations 16 E) North 83 qo, Ue W, 529.5 fi st at SW Corne. S) ly 1392.6 {t to posi marked P fH dee 56 mig i y Mail, $6 a Year. Tree Loca‘ion; which N corner Sec 8808. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a 11 KE, MD M, bears N 55d 20 mi, feet; *hence North 5d a OW. ii $ rit eeloe See Sita t sett) CENTS A WI 6 388 B T beara N14 ine 0 “. 2. 1+ ts of not to exceed hinserted under this i NUR is MDM, eek or $2a month. Kao : 7.65 feet; thence feet to a fir pos ‘mar’ from which mouth of d ‘nel bears 800 deg £252 tect fro fais arter tion Soc da y of-Secticn 19 weekly ¥ eet ; (hence 5 ; ‘ weekly s post marked M2 « feet to company C will aves 4 , inches dia marked Ppa Soe sprue sory Hall on Saturday eveniny 6454 di K, 15.9: feet; thence North 4 sic. Everybody invited. Admi 25 min H, 600 feet t; itsfor gentlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Re 0 week or 40 cents & mont )ooavariably in advance. . nwo furnished rocms for rent ina. and desirable part of. town. In outy Sheriff Pascoe at the Courth residence near Suspension Bridg: anos, Organs and Sewing [la marked 8 4 3808 from rp inc’ esdia., marked § 4 PHS Bem ine ceg W 107 feet; thence § 5 deg 34 min W Ai feet to cedar post marked P 3-S5-am! pier eee = iA marked PT 3.3 , ea 8 eg m » 27,2 al ‘ bine 26 inches dia Marked S 5 sat ay baa Seinway Pianos and Estey i N 72 deg 15 m n W, 18.9 feet; thence g, pt eral different makes of p cay Bs min i, 1500 feet to oak post ma'ked P ». Organs from $25 up. La ‘ nerked PTs. 300 Be es Ok! e} inches ‘ wer machines from $35 up. Othe bie joe 0 om$5up. Office Bovey Bros. she K, 12.2 feetan. mouth of tunvel 100 teem mia da City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent f bears N, 238 eet; tuenceS 76 der 25 4 300 feet_ to south lode Post of Pine nia Wa Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. For Sale. South 0deg 6 min W, 1500 fee: to cet ee tion, previously described The said ; can Conso:idated © 5 ing ed scree ? Claim Containing 119g . ‘the locations of ths vario; prising the Mexican Conso jase ce porn beh aps er in the office of the County’ peaoaes . cli county, Ca ifornis, Sante Anita Extension ( corded Bovkk c17 Minin Pane Deen ne ‘Lree Quartz Mine, 0 2° bes ne page 588." ictiahivees ook fg "gleton Qu riz Mine, Book 17, eorieby Ones page 530, epaniee My rizz uartz Mine,” Book 11. Miving /laims, page 540, Peneien Same ba Savage Quartz Mine Minto Galt . Base 88 orden Book ff e©Xi-an’ Quartz Mine, : Mining Claims, so = Tecorded Book Le ‘Lhe adjoining claimants A fi Bounded on the north and west by the ea lic Domain; on t' e east by thes anis Q : Mine Su ve patented, gud the Publie Do! main, and on the so the § Anita ba feces aon oe saad 7 She Sena 7 ny and all persons cla’ mi i P pertion ofsaid Mexican Contelidarel ean E ine, or surfa'e ground are required to file . their adverse claims wich the Register of the United staies J.and Office at ac: amen in’ the State of California, during th, sixty days perio of publicatio 1 hereof, or they will be j barred by virtue of the provi; : Statute, Sholom Ae House and lot for sale, situated eet. Price $475, half cash and bal me. Inquire of A. Naake ‘on Long House For Sale. A house three doors from New Yo » Broad street, Nevaua City. Ac Mstreet, Sacramento, Calif. Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building « reet, is prepared to acco.nmodate number of persons with board a at reasonable rates, Bona Fide Salary-= $12 V Men and women to appoint agi bepresent us, some t0.travel, other work. $12 weekly salary and ¢ ld.established house, pleasant, Reg 0 advancement a S'LAS.PENRY, Register, ons, rapid \ FRED SEA , wages. Write at once. een yest “\ddress BUTLER & A Dept. E, Nzuw Hav) Wanted. (Christian mam or woman willing t or permanent ition of trust, h me county. yearly. Encl ed stamped envelope to & of Trauscript. It is hereby ordered that the fo { Notice of Application for Patent be pul lished for the period of sixty days (10 weeks) . in the NNvapa Ciry DAILY TRANSORIPT, & dvily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada coaney «Vaiiornis. pat q os SILAS PENRY, Register, ’ First publication made January 24 iW, 3 Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR) 9 . LAND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, Ca) @ . March 13, 1901, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup. . port of his claim, and that said proof ‘ell { 92 made before the Register and Receiver. of the U. S. Land Office at Marysville, Cal, \ on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J. Byrd,” Homestead Application No. 5220, for the N, RB % of S.W.4, Hi, 44 of N.W.!4 and N. Wi of N, B. 4, See. 7, 1’p. 18 N. R.8 E., M. eM. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence. upon and cultivar . tion of said land, viz: Thomas K. Bev i Samuel UO. Gunning and Edwin A. Forbes Marysville P. O., Cal; Peter Mondada of Cam ptonviiie P. O., Cal. ml FRANK W. JOHNSON, Register. Notice to Creditors. Qe _ Smoke Soot ESst4Te OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, Die Nonine & besehis kicen by th dersigned, otice is hereby given by the under; i administratrix of the estate of Catherine ahaen, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said . deceased, to exhibit them, with the nece sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the ; administratrix, at the law office of Fred” Searls, Nevada City, the same being the place er} he transagtion of the business of said . estate, in sa Ounty of Nevada. ; HANNAH I. SHURTLEFF, » Administratels of she Estate of Catherine» ahaen, Dece: A 4 annted Nevada City, this 1ith day of Man : : Smell. evada Co. Electric . 0.'s is the ideal Lig ‘ ry aoe Be REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF. L the stockholders of the Cadmus Gold . Mining Company will be held at the office the Company’ No. 206 Kearney street, q Francisco, California, on Monday, te 4 Fourth day of March, 1901, at the hour Two Thirty o'clock for the purpose of elect” ing a Board of Directors to serve for the em suing year, and the truusaction of : other business as may come before : meeting. Transfer books will close on Friday, March ist, at 30’clock p. m. —erw —_— ™ Angual Meeting. tass Valley and Neva "BUS LINI our round trips ¢ R.'G. BONESTELL, Secretary, ae TIMETABLE: 0: d Franeieg. Galifersias "°°" “lei MME Until further notice the ’ 7 2 at . hake regular trips between Notice for Publication. Bey and Grass Vailey atthe . ertietantl es ours: Pe Office at Sacramento, Cal., March ithy Leaving Nevada City at'10 a 4 nd 7:30 p. m. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Leaving Grass Valley at 8:4 ollowing-named settler has beer 45 and 6:80 Pp. m. notice of his intention to make final Foal : n snpport of his claim, and that said 'P! Sues will be made before the Judge of the Si perior Court of Nevada County, pole : vada City Cal.,on Monday, April 15th, 1%) viz: William T, Gillett, upon H.E.No, np Passengers called for in any own without extra charg ders at the National Exonan GEO. GRISSEL Dhort Order Resta luding r amales, Enchiladas, © : Coffee, Ham and . Bacon a See. 22. T. R. 10 B.,.M. D. 8. and M. ! He names the following witnesses to [ra ‘ his continuous residence upon and culti® . tion of, said land, viz: C. Galbraith, Kohler, Wm. La bron, aad Geo. Lathrop, ® fN i q o eareee: City, Ca! PENRY, Registers 7 . Neavda City Transfer (/ DRAYING AND HAULING. P ular id to the transat tation of bacgage for theatrical parties ai 0 and arnivupe moving. 7 ee CAVEA man’ sen COPYRIGHTS Ano DESIG

we . eons plore Bat Se Yd sas se Se ea TR OT See ere ‘ z Table of Distances. “Arrive New Orleans, 7:20 P. M., information from sciscimleiinigl MILES, Birchville...... ooee BY 4 Bowman’s caer cpieet ey Oamptonville.......28 Columbia Hill.......18%% CORA. eisai ss osnces cose Dutch Flat,........17. Downieville........44 Edwards Bridge......7% Forest City. ........39 French Oorral.......18% Graniteville........28 Grass Valley....... 4 North Bloomfleld.....1446 North San Juan......13 OMOGR 20 occ ccc secs cee es om Purdon Bridge.....+: Relief Hill.....; s Spenceville....0.... 20 ashington........19 You Bet.. .cc..ccccc0skO SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND THURSDAY EVENING of each month. WM. G. RICHARDS, Capt. Jo V. Snypzx, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castile. Yisittag: Brethren are cordially invited t: ttend. \ FRANK E. WADSWORTH, ©, CG. G.W. Oapsn, K.of R.andS, o Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hall 8 4th Monday of each month a mer 1:80 o'elook. J.B SHAW. C. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W Meets at Pythian Castle Svery Tuesday evenirg at 7:80 o’clook. AUGUST RAPP, President. ED. J. MORGAN, BR. 8. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Secom, und fourth Thursdays of each month ; MISS LILLIE MALLEN, Pres. MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS B.S Nevada County Narrow Gauge B. B. TINE es, 55. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Sunday, May 13, 1900, as follows. LEAVING FOR OOLFAX. m Daily; connecting with Lo.§:20 A. M. cal g arriviog t Sacramento at 9:40 A. M.and San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 P. M. &: A, M. Daily ,connecting with overland 245 train No. & stopping only at Auburn, Rocklin, Sacramento, micia, Port Costa ey Oakland, arriving in San Francisco at 15 p. m. ° Daily; connecti with 12:35 P. M. Overland Train, leavi San Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for East, an ee ge Se Limited leaving San Francisco at ° Daily; connecti: with Lo§:15 ” Mz ai "ate in leavisg Sacramento at 4:50 P. M. and Overland . rains for East and West. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10:00 PL. Arriving From Grass Valley Only., 8:15 A. M. paily. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = Daily ; connecting with Over9:35 A. M. land Train from Kast. % Daily; connecting with over1:05 P. M. land train from ast. < Daily ; connecting with Uver5:00 P. M. land Train leaving San Fi =ncisco,at 8:00 A. M. and Overland Limited leaving San Francisco at 10 A. M, . Daily ; connecting with Lo -al -40 P. M. Train leavi Sanbamienso at 4:60", M. and all points South. GEO. FLETCHER, Gen. Fassenger and Ticket Agent. C. P. LOUGHRIDGE, Superintendent. SUNSET LIMITED For the Season of 1900-1901 Tri-Weekly. LEAVE .LOS ANGELES Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, , 18:00 A. M, LEAVE . SAN FRANCISCO . Mondays, Wednesdays, Bridays, 5:00 P. M. Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays. MORE BBILLIANT THAN EVER, NEW EQUIPMENT, IMPROVED SERVICE. Secure ‘Time Tables and any desired MORRIS LOBNER, PLAZA PLANING MILL..++ RICE & LEWIS, Props. . _.. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS oultin "Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getouc stim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, Sackayznro Sr., Newapa Crry. = You natura! The quality het oe re; resswork. INPRINTING only the best of these. they may be, still the Printi When You Get Job Printing ly want to of Paper, ty rd is not paid t the best for your money. peand Ink all cut a gure in determining the merit of the production. We use But no matter how superior may prove inferior if to the Composition and the Weclaim to excel in these respects also. STYLES HANDSOPIE The same as inclothing, and the TRNSORIPT keeps up with thedecrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. W havethe newest and most complete Job Printing plant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. judges admitthe work we are now t 1rning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys. BROWN & CAcKINS, Job Printers, ene = = FRED E. BROWN. NEVADA CITY, EDWARD J. MORGAD BROWN & MORGAN, . Real Estate and Insurance Agents. » CALIFORNIA Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., of San Francisco, Cl b Companies. Agents for some o Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission, Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. fthe best Fire and Life Insurance References— The business men of Nevada City. Qu Itwill 54-56 San WHEN YOU HAVE THE GRIPPE TAKE _ J. F. Cutter Whiskey E. MARTIN & CO. Sole Agents. and inine. cure you First St., Francisco, AND— Of all kinds go to A Fine Line of Robes from Harness, Saddles, Combs and Brushes. SAN FRANCISCO. bers and members of organ ing sg ag . families, is coffins, ornaments and stouds and stone work j38.1m For Buggy Tops Carriage Trimmings J. Gairns. HE IS MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. Horse Blankets of all grades. Whips, Curry All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit these soos” are now; offered CREMATION. Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, TT? charge for Cremation to Church memofficers and secretaries and . All others $55. Expensive used. A niche in the Columbarium is a monumeut and saves thecost ofa lot and its care Send for circular. GEORGE R. FLETCHER, Manager. $2 up. se goods izations hav are seidom Livery and Feed customers. 8. P. Oo, Agent at Colfax. . “NATIONAL — ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor, ’ Best of attention given to transient Stables Open All Night. Foot ot BrosdStrest, Nevada City. Telephone Nr ~3, : Stable. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. H4Avs opened a first-class Store adjoinin Ai the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where wi be kept at all times the very best of Fruits Vegetables, Chickens, ete. Also, Cigars and Tobacco. Goods delivered free of charge’ and the best of satisfaction ruaranteed. Empire Stable, Sroad Street, opp. National Exchapge Hote) Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, ° ‘Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest fos of To be found in this vars “¢ the State. J. R, DAVIS, feacher 0. Vocal and instruments! Music, Also Choral ap Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the omes. — barticulaye as to agian of faltion, ete. apply 6 essor, either by letteror rsonally, at his homeia North usp tis Union Hotel. Nevada City far = ; R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. United States, Makes a specialty of Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Lund Cases. Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. The Leading Flour. Oo. Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhaltion, gives the Safest and Most. Effectual ae Means Of treating the throat and bro: {ts effici in W Cough ¢ wonderful: Its an Invaluable In Contagious Diseases Competent . ments, for water foreach machine, 25 HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES paxnees of instructing pupils at their own Will practice in all the Courts of the Able monthly for water used. If not . paid within the current month, water ORDINANCE NO. 158, AN ORDINANOE FIXING THE WATER RATES FOR THE YEAR COM_MINATING JUNE 80, 1902. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF the City of Nevada do ordain as folows: From and after July Ist, 1901, and until July Ist, 1902, the following rates and no other,shall be charged, and may be collected by the Oity of Nevada, or any company supplying water within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. Section 1—For each separate family, 25 cents per week. Section 2—For restaurants and eating houses, 50 vents. Section 3—For first-class hotels, $3. Section 4—For second-class hotels, 2. a. ton 5—For third-class hotels, ee 6— For fourth-class hotels, Section 7—For each saloon, 75 cents. Section 8—For rooms and offices, 15 cents, ; , Section 9—For photograph galleries, 50 cents. °* ; Section 10—For barber shops, 40 cents. — Section 11—For bath establishments, 25 cents for each bath tub. . Section 12—For blacksmith or wagon shops, 50 cents; power for blowers, 25 cents extra. For horseshoeing shops, 25 cents per week; water power, 26 cents additional. Section 13—For drug stores, 50 cents, ii ; Section 14—For each house ocedipied by lewd women, 75 cents, Section 15—For schoolhouses, with ry Byreouanon of two hundred or over, $2 00. Section 16—For foundries, $1 00. Section 17—For daily printing offices, 25 cents Section 18—For daily printing offices, running presses with waterpower, extra, $1 50. « Secffin 19—For butcher shops, 50 cents. Section 20—For butcher shops, running meat cutters with water power, extra, 50 cents. Section 21—For bakeries, 50 cents. Section 22—For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Section 23—For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 25 cents. Section 24—For Chinese wash-houses and laundries, $3, Section 25—For first-class livery poses, $3. Section 26—For second-class livery ‘stables, $2. Section 27—For third-class livery stables, $1 50. . Section 28—For fourth-class livery stables, $1. Section 29—-For feed and sale stables, $1 50. Section 30—For private stables, from one to two horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents; and 10 cents for each additional horse, . Section 31—For breweries or soda factories, including two horses, $1 50; apd 10 cents for each additional horse. Section 32—For gas works, $1. Section 83—For steam laundries, $2. Section 34—For sewing machines for dressmaking or tailoring establish~ cents. Section 35—For sewing machines for families, for use of water, 10 cents. Section 836—For Courthouse building and grounds, $4 per week. Section 87—For Oatholic Cemetery, $10: per year. Section 88—For public or lodge halls, 25 cents. Section 39—For theaters, 10 cents. Section 40—For banquet halls, 25 cents. Section 41—For each: 1000 bricks on large contracts, 10 cents. Section 42—For each 1000 bricks on small contracts, 121¢ cents. Section 48—For concrete sidewalks floors or walls, 2 cents per cubic foot. Section 44—For stone wall and mortar, 8 cents per perch. Section 45—For plastering and cementing, 34 cents per square yard. en 46—For railroad depot, $3 per week, Section 47—For business houses, not otherwise designated, 25 cents. Section 48—For coffee mills run by water power, 25 cents, Section 49—For quartz mills connected with assay offices, 25 cents. Section 50—For irrigation, from $2 50 to $25 per season, at the discretion of the Water Collector; provided, the amount charged must be regulated in proportion to the amount used. Section 51 —For irrigation, for every quantity above one inch,25 cents per inch for 24 hours. Section 52—For-all water used for running machines, 25 cents per miner’s inch for twenty-four hours’ run. Section 58—for dynamos run by water power, 44-cent per hour for 16candle power lamp. Section '4—For Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46, 1.0.0 F., $5 per season. Section 55—Ihe Water Collector ascertain by proper measurement. the quantity of wat wer and fix the price as provided in Sections’ 50, 5 52 of this ordinance, , ee Section 56—All water rates, where not otherwise provided in this ordi_ nance, are the amount to be charged for one week and are due and payable weekly, and if not so paid the Water Collector may, in his discretion, after giving the delinquent consumer or. ' owner of the premises one week’s written notice to pay up, shut off the water from the premises or consumer, Section 57—Water ates for the Courthouse are due an payable quarterly; irrigation rates are due .and payable in monthly installments of one-fifth of the rates’ when taking water for the season, otherwise pay— may be shut off the same as that for domestic purposes. Section 58—A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 beds. Second-class hotels not less than 40 beds. Third-class ho— tels not less than 20 beds. class hotels not less than ten beds. Section 59—A first-class livery stable ig understood to be a stabi eon, taining not less than 25 horses, Sec ond-class livery stables not less than 10 horses. Third class livery stables stables, including water for all pur-. b Shall have the-autbority in all cases to. ' he the Water Collector shall cause t water to be shut off from such property until said bill is paid. A Section 62. Each consumer of water shall use the same economically and MENOING JULY 1, 1901, AND TER-. 2ot permit the same to be wasted, and uld any consumer of water con; ae to stow the water to be wasted, after notice from the Water Collector, the water shall be turned olf from the premises and shall not again be turned on except by order of the Water Committee of the Board of Trustees and the payment of all costs of shutting off nd turning on. Hestion 63. The Marshal, when requested shall accompany the Water Collector, for the purpose of shutting off the water from the premises of any one who has violated any of the provisions of this ordinance, or any ordinance relating to the Water Works. "Passed by the following vote February 21st, 1901: Ayes—Lrustees Gault, Rector, Jackson, Hill and Peard. Noes—None. Absent—None. B.S. RECTOR, ‘President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: Srpney PEArD, Clerk. (Seal) No. 3024. SHERIFF’S SALE. pN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY of Nevada, State of California. HARRY D, TOWLE, ripe eae oF oe Estate of SABRA E TOWLE, deceased, plaintiff, vs. FRED C. MELBY and ANNA MELBY, defendants. 5 Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and Sale, issued out of the Superior Court of the ( ounty Of Nevada, State of California, on the 4thday of March, 190i, in the above-ent'tled action wherein Harry D. Towle, Administrator of the Estate of Sabra E. Towle, deceased (the above-named plaintiff), obte ined a judgment anddecree of foreclcsure and sale against Fred C. Melby and Anna Mel'y. eefensanty, onthe 4th day o* March, 19/1, for the sum o Nine Hundred and Forty-four Dollars, together with costs of suit, percentage and necessary disbursments allowed herein amounting to the sum of $104.00 with interat the rate of 7 per cent. per en: um till paid, also $1.00 Clerk’s accruing costs, which said judgment is recqrded in the Judgment Book of the said Superior Court, on page 182, et seq. and whereas it is ordered that tne mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and property therein described to-wit: *. All that certain piece and pater! of land situate in Rough and Ready Township, Nevada County, State. of California, described as follows: The N. E. 44 of the N, Ww. Yq and the N. W. }4 of the N. W. 4 of See, 20, Township 16, N., R. 7.£., M.D. M., containing eighty acrés, more or less. 2 Public notice is hereby given that on Thursday the 28th day of March 1401, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, in front of the Courthouse door of the County of Nevada, I will, in obedience to said order of sale, and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described property or so much thereof as may e necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs, cte.to the highest bidder for cash, United States gold coin. aiven under my hand this ith day of March, D. B. GETCHELL, Sheritf Nevada County. By J. H. Pasoonr, Deputy Sheriff. ; P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney for Plaintiff. mr4 wer) PROFESSIONAL CARDS. i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. YpFFICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP;STAIRS) A Broad street, corner Pine, Nevada Ye FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. & GENT FOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIBE éX. Tnsurance Companies, Office on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS,

Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURT State and Federal. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, (ree BROAD AND PINE STs. up stairs, Nevada Citv. W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ‘pHPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR D Office;in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neada City. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street Nevada City. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, IEL PRACTICE I ST W United States roe Ora aee ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. BBICE— TILLEY QO CITY. BUILDING, NEVADA J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at ; Law, . pS FICE—TILLEY BUILDING, : ( ) and Pine str< ets, Menace BROAD THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘yBFICE—LONES BUILD ; ( ) mereialand Pine reel COR. COM Dr, Alvah N, Morgan. Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extractea Without Pain, ‘Office Hours—9 to 12 A. M., and 1lto5 p.m. Dr. N. B. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento « Nevada City, Cal. : 4.L. BOWMAN, 3 B.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists, Fourth. Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. VINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY 4LL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE not less than 6 horses. Fourth-class A livery stables not less than 6 horses. , Section 60—No one except. proper: authorized agents of the City eh . turn on the water to any place or building without a permit from the Water Collector. : ; erty to which the water is supplied or furnished shall be reapousible for the payment of the water bill, and in case the same is not paid in Section 61. In all cases the propGEO. RICHARDSON, . UNDERTAKER ‘ —AND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, * mn day and ht. Hoare fier Ball. in ye = attention to all calls phone, West 5. ts with the provisions of this erdinanes. ‘ i est thereon from the date of said judgment, . ° No, 2195. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. s, LAND OFFICE, ae SAOHAMIESTO, CAT, anuary ny 5 OTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN, THAT address is Crocker Building, San Francisco,. ; i by Charles “. Wilson, his ataediide mga whose Poaomos sant yh Washington, Nevada county, La raat he is application for a pateu Oey ccuseod (0,000) prea’ oh of he ea ¥ lidated Quartz Mine 2 > cae gold, with surface ground six potent Be (600) feet in width, pea iy tne Oe “bag Cherry Hill Mining Districr, cout rag Si ofCalifc rnia, and designated by jeer s curve yor peuezs! for the pry id Jali s Mineral Survev No. alae teadr rth, Range 11 East, M D & M, said froxican Con olidated Quartz Mine ibed as follows, to-wit: aloagrenie4 foeoacn Leeation, the aie Tree Location, the Single eh air he Savage Locat onthe Geinaly ocation, i a on. tne eorta anita Extension Location in particularly described as follows: “ Lode Line. ng at an oak post marked S Ax 4gy sei it onthe north boundary of the Santa Anita Quartz Mine, approved dents ys from which a black oak 30 ins. in Let id ee SA x43803 B T, bears S 13 deg 36 m m ‘4 thence magnet ¢ variation 16 deg east, a6 deg 6 min W, 900.9 feet to pine post marke A x 9-3803,from which a pine 24 ins. dia. marke edS Ax 9-3803 B T, bears N 8034 deg W, 43 fees thence N 3 deg 39min W, 599.1 fect to oak mg marked S A x 8 3803, from which. a shaft feet deep bears S 574 deg E 151 feet. Exterior Boundaries. inning ata pine post warkedS A x1sige honk whioh the \section corner on the west bounaary of Section 30, bearsS 55 deg .05 min W 1174.73 feet; thence magnetic va-~ riation 16 deg East, S3deg 89min K 599.1 feet phi sugar pine 5 ft. dia. marked 8 A X 2pol taal operation 1.2 ‘eet; thence magne'ic variation 16 deg East, S l2deg .06min b 900.9 magnetic variation 15 deg 30 min K,5 83 deg 09 ,-600 feet to pine post marked SA x.58803, from which a pine stump 4 feet dia. marked S A x 5 3803. BT bears N 76 deg f# 22 leet, thence magnetic variation 15 deg 20 min E, Nizdeg 06 min W 9009 feet to.cak post marktd SA x 63803; thence magnetic variati nl5 der 20min KL, N 3 deg 30 min Ww 509.1 feet to oak post merked 3 A xX 7 38033 thence N 88 deg ‘09 min W 6U0 feet ‘o place of beginning, containing 19.84 acres, PINE TREE LOOATION, Lode Line. Beginning at an oak port marked PT 53803 from which a pine 8 in. dia marked P T5 3803 B'l, bears N 734 deg E iL fers therce magnetic variation 5 deg 56 min 1500 feet to the north lode post and south lode post of tbe Singleton Location. An oak post marked P T 2&5 6 3803, from which a pine 22 ins. dia. marked P T 2&5 6 3803 B T, bears N 50 deg-E 2.0 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginn‘ng at a pine post marked P.T. 1 & S 1 3803 from which the nor h-west corner of Section 30'T 15 N, Ril KE, M D M bears N 55 deg 20 min weat, 1073 42 feet; thence magnetic variat on 16 deg Kast, N .76 deg 25 min E 600 feet to cedar post marked Pi 8-5 53803, from which a pine 80 ins. dia. marked P ‘L 3 3803 BT bears 76 deg 10 min W 27.2 feet distant, and a log cabin bears 5 34 deg 55 min W 245 feet di tant; thence S 5 deg 56 min H 1500 feet to ouk post marked P T 43803 from whichthe mouth of a tunnel 400 teet long bears north 288f et; thence magnetic vari:tion 15 deg 35 min bk, S76 deg 25 min W 300 feet to south lode post, previously described; thence N 83 dey 4 min W 804.5 feet io pine? ost marked P'T 6 3803 from which a pine marked > 6 3803 BT, bears N 8i!'g deg 15.2 feet; thence N 5 deg 56 min W 1392.9 feet to place: f begsnning, containin,s 20.10 acres. BINGLETON LOCATION, Lode Line. Beginning at an oak post marked P T2 & $6 3803 from which a pine 22 ins. dia. marked PT 2 & S 6 3803 bears N 50 deg K 2 feet; thence maguetic variation 16 d'g Kast, N 5 deg 34 min K 1500 feet to a cedar post marked $38-55383 from which a pine 6 ins dia marked S5 3803 bears N 5744 deg E 14.2 feet Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at a pine post marked S1& P T 1-3803 from w ich the no'thwest corner of Section 30T18N,R UE, M D M bears N. 55 deg 20 min W 1073 42 feet distant; thence N 5d g 34 min E 1500 feet to cedar post marked $2-5 6 3803 from which a ) ellow pine 30 ins dia. marked 86 3803 BT bears \ 4 deg E 45.2 feet; thence N76 deg 25 min E m-guetic variation 15 deg E 600 feet to cedar post marked S4-S 4-38803, from which a yellow pine 20 ins, dia, marked S 4 3808 B T bears N 4114 deg W 10,7 feet distant; thence magovetic variation li deg east, S 5 deg 34 min W_ 1500 feet to cedar post marked « T3-5 5 8803: thence S 76 deg 25 min W 600feet to place of beginning, containing 19.52 acres. SAVAGE LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at a cedar post marked $3 -S53803 from which a pine ins. dia. marked S 5303 BT, bears N 57), deg K 14.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14%, deg LK. N 0 deg 06 min K, 1500 feet toa cedar post marked $2 Gb, 3803, from which a pine 7 ins dia marked S2 3803 B T bears $20 deg 10 min W 11 feet. Exterior Boundaries. Beginning at acedar post marked S 1Gl ~ 3803, on which bea leap section corner on the west boundary of Section 11, T 18 NR ii E,M DM, bedrs 78 deg, 57 min West 1057.65 feet ; thence magnetic variation 16 deg Kast, N 76 deg 25 min E 6U0 feet to a cedar post marked S3-G5 8803, from which a pine binsdia marked S38 383 B T, bears South 12 feet ; thence magnetic variation 14 1-2 deg Kast,S0d g 06 min W, 1500 feet to a cedar post marked S4-S4' 3803 from which a yellow pine 20 ins dia marked S843803 BT, bears y 4114 deg W, 10.7 feet; thence magnetic variation 15 hast, S 76 deg 25 min 3803, from which a yellow pine 30 ins dia marked S 6 3803 B T, bears N 0% deg 45.2 feet ; thence magnetic variation 15 degrees East, NO deg 06 min East, 1500 feet to the place of beginning, containing 20.06 acres. GRIZZLY LOCATION, Lode Line, : Beginning at cedar post marked S 2 « G63803 from which a pile? ins dia marked S 2 3603 B T, bears 8 20 deg 10 min Wil fet: thence Maguetic variation 1454 deg East, N 28 deg 19 min W, 150 feet to a cedar ost Sheree -M6 : vy anges wh.cha vellaw 1 dia marked G 3~ 3803 BT =) 30 deg W, 4.75 feet. tere ERO © Exterior Boundaries, Beginning at a cedar 3 Be, q post marked S1G onthe oe auerter section scien © west boundary of Section Iy, T Ril K, MD M, bears N78 dee 3) ale W pe feetthence magi deg 01 min W 1057.68 e c netic variation 16 deg East. N dee 19 min W 1500 feet to a fir pont mayne ed M1 G2 3803, from which a black oak 8 ins dia marked G 2 3803 B T, bears S 153 deg Kast, 24.4 feet; thence magnetic varia. tion 1334 deg East, 'N 76 deg 25 min H, 600 feet to a cedar pc st marked M5 G4. 3803 from phichs black oak 68 ins dia marked G4a“3 BT, bears 534 deg W. 5 feet thence magnetic Wariatiens 14% Sdeg E, S ” 28 ‘egrees 19 minutes Kast 1500 feet toa ced post marked S3G5 333 ; thence South 46 deg 25 min W, 600 feet to tl ning, containing 19,99 acres. Rahs OF ——— MEXICAN LOCATION, Lode Line, Beginning at acedar JB a post marked G°3 ~mated eg 2 yellow pine 30 nae AE rke » bears S 30 deg W 475 eet distant ; thence 1 agro arin 8 East, N 5deg 25 min W, IW) fees ge pated marked M 3 3803. from wk i im »20m which a pine 12 ing a oarked M8 3803 BT, bears N74 deg W, 27.6 feet. hah Exterior Boundaries, oop eginning at a fir post marked M ring Gres which the quarter section po nt 4 west boundary of Section 19 T 18 N. ll K. MDM, nee 16 deg 15 min W ret; the netic variation ibdeg K ae deg a , 1500 ft toa cedaripostaet paves ted Me Om which a spruce 5 feet dia ppeteiok ~ 3803 B T, bears S 64 degrees dang Woe Te once magnetic variation 14 ees 25 mi } Pah ttoa cedar post marked Mf). aut, a ety a tir 5 insdia marked M43303 B ca are 86 deg W 3.3 feet; thence magneti lation 15 deg East,S5 deg 25 min E, 1500 f. t © @ cedar post Marked,G4-M 5$803 f: can which a black oak 8 ing dia marked gx 8603 BT, bearsS 3, deg W sa AB de netic variation iit 600 feet to the plac 20.44 acres, Connecting Line No, 1, Beginning at post § Axl: netic variation 16 deg ben, 5 05 qenee € iia Connecting Line No, 2, eginning at post PT1-S1-; magnetic variati 5 ‘ 5 ei thangs W, 1073.42 feet tothe phe ay core ao mala tion 80, T18N, RIDE MD Me Corner Of SecConnecting LineN A . 8, Beginning at post S$ 1see magnetic variation 16 dig ees News i" min Bod ad ae the quarter seorion son ae ahs .! undary of Section 19, T 18 ee Connecting Line No. 4: ginning at post M 1 — i mienetio variation de tee baat bg min W, Mott feet t te the quarter cpetion Tih. eon Lue pe ondary of Section 19, Frederick W. Bradley, whos : Postoffice d ‘being compored of the, following, and being} 5 to oak post ‘marked S A.x 2 3803, from feet to oak post marked S A X3 3803; thence . ¢ W, 00 feet toa cedar bost marked $ z -§ 6-. 5K 0 feet to cedar post . j . for the N34 of S:W. 14 and S. (of N W.A i7N. cso 4oTH YEAR—NO, 13, HK TRANSOR of sald Mexican % ginn at oak post, from whisk pine 8 Inohes : i 3808 B ‘I’; bears Nine 5 inches di RR 5-say 8 ears S 82)¢ dex we 12,8 feet: thenee in.. netic variations 16 E) North 83 qo, Ue W, 529.5 fi st at SW Corne. S) ly 1392.6 {t to posi marked P fH dee 56 mig i y Mail, $6 a Year. Tree Loca‘ion; which N corner Sec 8808. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a 11 KE, MD M, bears N 55d 20 mi, feet; *hence North 5d a OW. ii $ rit eeloe See Sita t sett) CENTS A WI 6 388 B T beara N14 ine 0 “. 2. 1+ ts of not to exceed hinserted under this i NUR is MDM, eek or $2a month. Kao : 7.65 feet; thence feet to a fir pos ‘mar’ from which mouth of d ‘nel bears 800 deg £252 tect fro fais arter tion Soc da y of-Secticn 19 weekly ¥ eet ; (hence 5 ; ‘ weekly s post marked M2 « feet to company C will aves 4 , inches dia marked Ppa Soe sprue sory Hall on Saturday eveniny 6454 di K, 15.9: feet; thence North 4 sic. Everybody invited. Admi 25 min H, 600 feet t; itsfor gentlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Re 0 week or 40 cents & mont )ooavariably in advance. . nwo furnished rocms for rent ina. and desirable part of. town. In outy Sheriff Pascoe at the Courth residence near Suspension Bridg: anos, Organs and Sewing [la marked 8 4 3808 from rp inc’ esdia., marked § 4 PHS Bem ine ceg W 107 feet; thence § 5 deg 34 min W Ai feet to cedar post marked P 3-S5-am! pier eee = iA marked PT 3.3 , ea 8 eg m » 27,2 al ‘ bine 26 inches dia Marked S 5 sat ay baa Seinway Pianos and Estey i N 72 deg 15 m n W, 18.9 feet; thence g, pt eral different makes of p cay Bs min i, 1500 feet to oak post ma'ked P ». Organs from $25 up. La ‘ nerked PTs. 300 Be es Ok! e} inches ‘ wer machines from $35 up. Othe bie joe 0 om$5up. Office Bovey Bros. she K, 12.2 feetan. mouth of tunvel 100 teem mia da City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent f bears N, 238 eet; tuenceS 76 der 25 4 300 feet_ to south lode Post of Pine nia Wa Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. For Sale. South 0deg 6 min W, 1500 fee: to cet ee tion, previously described The said ; can Conso:idated © 5 ing ed scree ? Claim Containing 119g . ‘the locations of ths vario; prising the Mexican Conso jase ce porn beh aps er in the office of the County’ peaoaes . cli county, Ca ifornis, Sante Anita Extension ( corded Bovkk c17 Minin Pane Deen ne ‘Lree Quartz Mine, 0 2° bes ne page 588." ictiahivees ook fg "gleton Qu riz Mine, Book 17, eorieby Ones page 530, epaniee My rizz uartz Mine,” Book 11. Miving /laims, page 540, Peneien Same ba Savage Quartz Mine Minto Galt . Base 88 orden Book ff e©Xi-an’ Quartz Mine, : Mining Claims, so = Tecorded Book Le ‘Lhe adjoining claimants A fi Bounded on the north and west by the ea lic Domain; on t' e east by thes anis Q : Mine Su ve patented, gud the Publie Do! main, and on the so the § Anita ba feces aon oe saad 7 She Sena 7 ny and all persons cla’ mi i P pertion ofsaid Mexican Contelidarel ean E ine, or surfa'e ground are required to file . their adverse claims wich the Register of the United staies J.and Office at ac: amen in’ the State of California, during th, sixty days perio of publicatio 1 hereof, or they will be j barred by virtue of the provi; : Statute, Sholom Ae House and lot for sale, situated eet. Price $475, half cash and bal me. Inquire of A. Naake ‘on Long House For Sale. A house three doors from New Yo » Broad street, Nevaua City. Ac Mstreet, Sacramento, Calif. Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building « reet, is prepared to acco.nmodate number of persons with board a at reasonable rates, Bona Fide Salary-= $12 V Men and women to appoint agi bepresent us, some t0.travel, other work. $12 weekly salary and ¢ ld.established house, pleasant, Reg 0 advancement a S'LAS.PENRY, Register, ons, rapid \ FRED SEA , wages. Write at once. een yest “\ddress BUTLER & A Dept. E, Nzuw Hav) Wanted. (Christian mam or woman willing t or permanent ition of trust, h me county. yearly. Encl ed stamped envelope to & of Trauscript. It is hereby ordered that the fo { Notice of Application for Patent be pul lished for the period of sixty days (10 weeks) . in the NNvapa Ciry DAILY TRANSORIPT, & dvily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada coaney «Vaiiornis. pat q os SILAS PENRY, Register, ’ First publication made January 24 iW, 3 Notice For Publication, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR) 9 . LAND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, Ca) @ . March 13, 1901, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup. . port of his claim, and that said proof ‘ell { 92 made before the Register and Receiver. of the U. S. Land Office at Marysville, Cal, \ on April 30, 1901, viz: Thomas J. Byrd,” Homestead Application No. 5220, for the N, RB % of S.W.4, Hi, 44 of N.W.!4 and N. Wi of N, B. 4, See. 7, 1’p. 18 N. R.8 E., M. eM. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence. upon and cultivar . tion of said land, viz: Thomas K. Bev i Samuel UO. Gunning and Edwin A. Forbes Marysville P. O., Cal; Peter Mondada of Cam ptonviiie P. O., Cal. ml FRANK W. JOHNSON, Register. Notice to Creditors. Qe _ Smoke Soot ESst4Te OF CATHERINE SKAHAEN, Die Nonine & besehis kicen by th dersigned, otice is hereby given by the under; i administratrix of the estate of Catherine ahaen, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said . deceased, to exhibit them, with the nece sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the ; administratrix, at the law office of Fred” Searls, Nevada City, the same being the place er} he transagtion of the business of said . estate, in sa Ounty of Nevada. ; HANNAH I. SHURTLEFF, » Administratels of she Estate of Catherine» ahaen, Dece: A 4 annted Nevada City, this 1ith day of Man : : Smell. evada Co. Electric . 0.'s is the ideal Lig ‘ ry aoe Be REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF. L the stockholders of the Cadmus Gold . Mining Company will be held at the office the Company’ No. 206 Kearney street, q Francisco, California, on Monday, te 4 Fourth day of March, 1901, at the hour Two Thirty o'clock for the purpose of elect” ing a Board of Directors to serve for the em suing year, and the truusaction of : other business as may come before : meeting. Transfer books will close on Friday, March ist, at 30’clock p. m. —erw —_— ™ Angual Meeting. tass Valley and Neva "BUS LINI our round trips ¢ R.'G. BONESTELL, Secretary, ae TIMETABLE: 0: d Franeieg. Galifersias "°°" “lei MME Until further notice the ’ 7 2 at . hake regular trips between Notice for Publication. Bey and Grass Vailey atthe . ertietantl es ours: Pe Office at Sacramento, Cal., March ithy Leaving Nevada City at'10 a 4 nd 7:30 p. m. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Leaving Grass Valley at 8:4 ollowing-named settler has beer 45 and 6:80 Pp. m. notice of his intention to make final Foal : n snpport of his claim, and that said 'P! Sues will be made before the Judge of the Si perior Court of Nevada County, pole : vada City Cal.,on Monday, April 15th, 1%) viz: William T, Gillett, upon H.E.No, np Passengers called for in any own without extra charg ders at the National Exonan GEO. GRISSEL Dhort Order Resta luding r amales, Enchiladas, © : Coffee, Ham and . Bacon a See. 22. T. R. 10 B.,.M. D. 8. and M. ! He names the following witnesses to [ra ‘ his continuous residence upon and culti® . tion of, said land, viz: C. Galbraith, Kohler, Wm. La bron, aad Geo. Lathrop, ® fN i q o eareee: City, Ca! PENRY, Registers 7 . Neavda City Transfer (/ DRAYING AND HAULING. P ular id to the transat tation of bacgage for theatrical parties ai 0 and arnivupe moving. 7 ee CAVEA man’ sen COPYRIGHTS Ano DESIG