March 26, 1901 (4 pages)

ption ofthe bonr TRANSCRIPT. HK ly Mall, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 18 Or ) CENTS A WEEK ts of not so cxeend frm for Brena . " aperetiot§ under thi onth. —_ a ae 40 cents a ey ifine pbie i invariably in advance. . weekly Socialis. company C will give a weekly soiree at nory Hall on Saturday evening. Good usic. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 ats for geutlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Rent. = 8603 Bp t; : thence Bea edar post m; > inches cia aN. i degrees W est, 3.8 f 7 i» 1500 5 5 = 3803 mee to Set to post ch pine fort yo furnished rooms for rent in a conveniears S 2 feet; thes ie Dick seq1ceee Dk outy Sheriff Pascoe at the Courthouse, or 4-343 BT HOW. bine i residence near Suspension Bridge. —m2t eS 5 deg 34 ’ stk ase Th. stan : a marked Pp in W, 27.2 ib. Rese “ked $5 3803 BT hep ) feet; thence 8.5 oak post ma: ked Pp liek oan 8 inches T bears S53 deg 2 p 1 of tunuel 40046 fi tanos, Organs and Sewing [lachines sinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also eral different makes of pianos from $200 . Organs from $25 up. Latest improved om $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, and desirable part of town. Inquire of . All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco iger machines from $85 up. Other makes BROAD STRERT. 4oTH YRAR—NO, 13,186, FER eae ‘ PAR VRE Rag a « 7 JOHN BAUR, Cashier. ~ Loans made on approved security, ap Valuables can be deposited in our fire<proot steel vault at Mitte expense. Office Hours: 10 a. m. 10 4 p, m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, » . NEVADA‘CITY, CAL, GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Oashier. Liberal Interest: Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. _Dratts issued payable in any part of the ‘world, * c Stocks and Bente bought and sold. Saturday Evenings: 6:30 p. m. C. H. HARRISON,. DBALEE 18 mero The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C: H. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Brcs eet neeS 76 deg % post of Pine D Treo Leal ribed, Tr laim “conteiniay Hae ; varions claims oq Jonso idated the office of the Co county, Ca ifornia, a da City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent for Sher», Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For Sale, House and lot for sale, situated on Long eet. Price $475, half cash and balance on ado Quartz Mine, if ne. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktalis ms, pa iae recorded Books, ts House For Sale. The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey ne, Tecorded Book ie q i ‘recorded Book 1h alc recorded Book if ao Tecorded Book nN A house three doors from New York Hotel » Broad street, Nevaua City. Address to 4 Metreet, Sacramento, Calif. {<6 lw SOMETHING At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.’’ NEW! _ Apricot Cordial. T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad t, is prepared to acco.nmodate a limitmants are as fol 1 and west by the ry " tby thes anish Quart . d, and the Public Do.’ th by the Santa Anite} g at reasonable rates, jlo Bona Fide Salary-* $12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and cla'ming adverse! an Conn naverselyay : ind are required to file wich the Kegister of the . fice at sacramento, in” a, duri: 1g ths sixty 4 hereof, or they will be . the. provisions of the = ariel Register, . ” work. $12 weekly salary and expenses. ld.established house, pleasant, permanent an tiers Address BUTLER & ALGER, a ett le. creceieg . Dept. E, _ Nuw Haven, Coun of sixty days (10 weeks) Dar.y TRANSCRIPT, a) Wanted. lished at Nevada city, rhia, AS PENRY, Register, 7 Obristian mem or woman willing to qualify or permanent position of trust, here or in me county. yearly. Enclose selfed stamped envelope to Secretary, of Transcript. ade January 28, 11, Publication, wise { MARYSVILLE, Cal. March 13, 1901 BY GIVEN THAT THR } . settler has filed notice . uke final proof in sy d that said proof wi tegister and Receiver . xe at Marysville, Cal, . r OF THE ti Ga 1) —-< j number of persons Wik beans had iodat Un (4 On . Sb Ot C 4 resent us, some totravel, others for lo-. And Now Ready for Business.’ monger cow cos aempeand . 4 Metzenbangher, Prop’ One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Re-opened 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. And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all. Stag2s and Busses. 1z; Thomas J. Byrd, on No. 5220, for the N, By . f N.W.!4 and N.W.¥ iS N., Rk. 8 H.,M. D.M. ing witnesses to prove © mee.upon and cultivar iz: Thomas K. Bev 1d Edwin A. Forbes .; Peter Mondada of 4 al, JOHNSON, Register. Creditors. ERINE SKAHAEN, Die . ‘ Soo t en by the undersigned @ estate of Catherine ” o the creditors of and aims against the them, with the necet . four months after his notice to the he law office of fed . he same being the place P Vg Pe gags of o aH I. “SHURTLBRY, e Estate of Catherine j this Lith d of Match, is n day at Smoke . Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power 0.'s ia the Ideal Light. — —_——_>_——a u Meeting. INUAL MEETING OF 7 of the Cadmus be held at the office } Kearney street, a on Monday, 1901, at the hour r the purpose of el yrs toserve for the eltruusaction of 8 ; ay come before :Oks will close on Frie lock p. m. ESTEL L, Secretary: Room treet, oie —* rass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. . our round trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until further notice the "Bus will hake regular trips between Nevada vity and Grass Vailey atthe following ours; avaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,2, 5 30 p. ma, Y GIVEN THAT THY Lacvin’ Gaay Sibi at 8:45a.m. 4, od setter has Le M45 and 6:80 p, m. oO ma a roof yBnd the ae Be Passengers called for in any ° cast of 1a County, Cal. at oe own without extra charge. Leave ders at the National Exonange Hote. nday, April ie. aE a GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. hort Order er Restaurant and 5S. »M. D. if rere ing witnesses to re ee UpOL and cultivar s ) PENRY, Register . 4 a undersigned 2 : iad with te ee build on, Broad street, Transfer Co. ; aluding l give strict ee ee : Amales, Bachiadas, : Publication. pel mento, Cal., Mareh 6th q Galbraith, en ‘Geo. Lathrop, ULING. ber : . he Best Liquors, * The Best Cigars. E MARKS fhese — ‘ploy DESI are the attractions you can & jag tear always find eat sae de HE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” ay Beer 5 Rasa Glass, Wee Wek 1. Goan pared tofurnish to my customers the , . Wines, Liquors and Cigars Peerless Saloon. H4ure PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am preFinest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my old friends and all the new ones who ill be treated ina courteous manner. HENRY W. RICH. . In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new c acrters -1 Tom mercial street and irivite a:. ‘hel former patrous to c and sex tum. They will make ita point to serve ti fires* }ranos.uf All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTS. BROAD ST., NEVADA CI 7, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesset , _ like mDER I NEW MANACEM MENT: A A homes ike Bifey u Ouse situa’ apt portions of the Queen City. Rice peso slectric lights ti roughous E is not surpassed in the county on Lo eager oo and service. ea TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AH GUEY open up at his old place on Pine ase cn MON DAY NEXT, and will be prepared to farnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. econ CHICKENS T0 ORDER AT ANY TIME. NEW. YORK BAKERY GEORGE HURST, Prop. es an ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT -known bake am poy aa Solabia well a Ee wabile wi mt Bread, Pies and Cakes Grand XII Oto @ neo het hte kkkik kk ed later. ; the principal cities Masquerade Ball. =. PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give Ris Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be -publishLatest Catchy Particulars ina few days. 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. . od fare. MOORE “AA” ‘A’ WHISKEY A SPECThe best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. MRS. D. Fr. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St., Sacramento, Cal, Hair Switches at a Great Reduction this week. Ladies’ and gents’ wigs to rent at $1 00 each, for April Fools Mask Bali. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, -CAPITAL. Aathorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° = ®* 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 NEVADA CITY DIRECTORS. GB. M. PRESTON..c0-scecesveccees President Joun T. MORGAN.,.++ peconesatenae Cashier D. 5, Mosess hae lees gare seater me a on. es Sear re a Li} Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 104. M. to 4 P. as Aud ce fotuntags fros 6:80 to 7:80 P.M. OORRESPONDBNTS. ‘ont New York—National Bank of North Amer San Francisco—First National Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. ~apeamnodlliagontamme Bank of D. O. Mill. We issue Sight Drafts payabie ip NEW YORK, d SAN FRANCISCO, NTO. Also Bills of Bachenge Sagal of at sight iv tain an Collections on any part of the United State: rpplicd . hess i price paid for County and Stet Wastemn. Gold and Silver Bullion purch ved, Assay Office at the Bank. AB Bank Maisteine : office on Grom et y, where a gener anking Business . : transacted. “J. M, THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine StFeet..0.sceeeeesse.Bevadn City: Ca) LBADING LADY, Eine 8 Cent Cigar ; —~In stook—— Cara Ay ABeeEe HUMBOLDT A BOSS UNDERTAKING PARLORS ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director, Bodies Embalmed for shipment. " pea ag aig for Floral Pieces Telephone 34, JONE OF THE TERRORS: OF LIFE ON A Lissra From Whose t _. tor I wasn’t doing a thing to it, I had E. W. SCHMIDT, oe (preven “rien BY A N THE ISTHMUS” OF TEHUANTEPEG, iy Poison to Have “1 guess I am the living man that has been bitfen oiianten t monster family and is a ‘horrid looking reptile of a mottled liver color and Se et ant (an Its bite is deadly, aud, as I said, I am the only ‘. person known who has lived after be. ‘hanged’ by a man who made a speing bitten. It was a case of nip and tuck, though, and I didn’t get over it for two months or more. “The brute bit me out of pure malice, a coffee plantation down on the isthmus several years ago and just be fore the hot season began, which was’ in March, I had as my guest Dr. Fergus.MacDonald of the Smithsonian institution, who was in that country in the interest af science. While he was with me we received an invitation to visit the great plantation of Dr. Pedro Arguilles, one of the most prominent men of that country, and we went to his: hacienda near Minititlan. The ladies of the family had all gone to, Mexico City, and as the weather was hot we men loafed around in our: pyjamas, the upper garment of which is a big sleeved affair called a camisa. “One day Dr. MacDonald and I had adjourned to the patio or court of the building, and while I lay in the grass talking to him he was busy greasing and putting into shape his guns and revolvers. He was six or eight feet away from me, and I was lying with my head propped up on my arm, from which the sleeve had slipped, leaving it exposed to the elbow, which rested on the grass. Of course neither of us was thinking about reptiles or other dan“gers right there in the cdurt of the building. Suddenly, as I talked, the doctor threw his hand up in warning, and I knew that whatever it was he saw theré was danger in my moving, and I .must keep still. So I kept as steady as I could, and then I felt something go up my arm toward my head and stop near my wrist. “I couldn’t see what it was, but 1 knew something about tropical reptiles and I kept perfectly quiet while the doctor caught up one of his revolvers and threw a couple of cartridges into it. He aimed across my body and fired, and as I jumped to my feet ‘a nevillo at least seven inches long fell writhing to the ground, shot through tlie head. The bullet. had gone.on into my arm and came out at the elbow and I was bleeding. Between the bullet marks, though, were the fang marks where the nevillo had stuck its teeth into my arm, and I'told the doctor I thought it had got me. As soon as he saw it he gave me some kind of a. hypodermic injection in the left leg, the right arm having been bitten, and at once took his knife and slashed me across the fang marks. Into the wounds of my arm he poured a bottle of concentrated ammonia. Almost instantly after I had been bitten I began to grow dizzy and to see what seemed to me to be clouds of light smoke, and when the ammonia struck me I keeled over in a dead faint. “Five days later I awoke in a mud bath by the riverside, my body twice its normal size and my tongue sticking out of my mouth, They had carried me there as soon as I fainted, and night and day my guide and his daughter had been watching by me, with fires at night to keep off the animals from the jungle. Every 12 hours my arm was lifted from the mud and cleansed, and on these. occasions it was always found to be of a green color. As soon as I returned to consciousness I was carried to the house and put to bed, and there for two weeks I remained and then went down to the coast and up to the well known hot springs, where I was treated for two months until every bit of the venom had left my body. During it all I suffered no pain, nor have I ever felt the slightest inconvenience since. What effect the bullet wound in the arm had I don’t know. Possibly the blood that came from the bullet wounds saved me. Anyhow something happened that never happened to any other person bitten by a nevillo, or I wouldn’t be here to tell the story.” Mr. Cloon bared his arm for the benefit of the listeners, and if an arm ever looked as if it had been through a hard campaign that one did. It was scarred as if burnt with hot irons and covered from the elbow down with all kinds of peculiarly shaped mottled spots of about the sgme color as the lizard.—. Located the Noise. A little 4year-old was taken on a visit to grandmamma in the country. There for the first time he bad a view of a cow. while the man milked and ask all manner of questions. In this way he learned that the long crooked branches on the cow’s head were horns. Now, the little fellow knew of only one kind of horn, and a few days after obtaining this information, hearing a strange kind of bellowing noise in the yard, he ran out to ascertain its cause. In a few minutes be returned with wonder and delight depicted on his countenance, excdaiming: “Mamma, mamma! Oh, do come out here! The cow’s blowing her horns!”—Exchange. Unpleasant Monotony. Ugly Husband (snarling)— You mar} ried me for better or worse, didn’t you? Wife (hesitatingly)—Yes, but . sup t of thecity. Wed Delivered ered tree, te ee any Poratry a specialty ® . Mining Patents and Lund Cages. . He would stand and look on . -from Rule and Were Hanged. "When we went to Chicago to live just after the fire,” said a woman who has since returned to New York, “we furnished the house with all that was necessary to make it attractive, One winter.my husband bought a number of paintings, and after they had been placed properly we invited a clever young woman to come in and see the ‘collection. I don’t mind telling you that she wrote for Mr. Storey’s newspaper, The Times. She understood art. She had been reared in Boston and she had studied abroad, "When the article on our collection appeared, what was our horror to read that each picture described had been cialty of putting up paintings. My husband was teased into a fit of neuralgia the next day by his Chicago acquaintances, who expressed their regret that all his paintings had been executed. Of course the women heard of it and there was a giggle for blocks, “I called upon the young woman from Boston and asked how she had made such a blunder. She was in an agonized frame of mind and protested that she didn’t write it ‘hanged.’ I was sure she didn’t. Then came the explanation. A few weeks before there had been an execution in the Chicago jail and: Mr. Storey’s reporters wrote that the man was ‘hung.’ Mr. Storey was furious and issued an order, so I ers, copy readers, printers and proof. readers must write and set up and/ read ‘hanged’ for ‘hung.’ The rule was inflexible. The young woman who wrote of our collection used the word ‘hung’ throughout her article and Mr. Storey’s rule was enforced. But as long as we lived in Chicago we were -always known as ‘that New York family who had their paintings executed.’ ’—New York Sun. Not Disposed to Dispute, Aunt Agnnab—Oh, you fool of a girl! the prettiest woman in the world and the wisest and sweetest you believe him. Avabelia~And why shouldn’t 1? Do you know, aunty, . kind er think so myseif.— Boston Transcript. Caeful to a Statesman. “Then you are not ashamed of your humble origin?’ “Oh, no; it’s part of ny politica) capital.”—Chicago Record. see ‘soummnemrat —_—— eee iciai NOTICE. the Business of Cooper Bros., with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, etc is offered for sale at a bargain. ° For further particulars apply at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, well-known Lumber Nevada ‘County, California. j23 Dancing School. Ladies and gentieman’s dancing school every Wednesday ev ning, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by PROF. JOHN MICHELI. oo ane ene oEis. : i FOR SALE. A rare opportunity 's offered for investment. Party desires to sel! immediately, 500 shares of. stock of the Oil Compa nyo California NonAssessable rice 60c ,er share or all or avy part. Company's price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No. 308 Market St., San Francisco. oe single pe ere LE EE) BRR) le 9 ARO Gc 3 cat R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. Makes a epecialty ty of Mining Cases, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of ors ‘of all desripton Ms TESTS AND ) THE REDUCTION OF, Fractious Ores a speciality. Mail or Express orders promptly attended to. ae ot aa Broad Street, below atio O' ee T. H. HICKS & CO. UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., = °=Prop’s. Beef, gre Mutton, Veal, Bte., At the lowest rates. BE ALSO Ale0, EBEF ON HAND A CHOICE stock o' *gosed I would have some variety.— £ PUNISHED THE PAINTINGS. . ‘. They Violated Kditor Storey’s Cast heard, that henceforth editors, reportPo) . = aS as x Just because a man tells you you are 4 : : sg i td : HonSesusis 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. Ju EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, sisissis . And:'They Can Be Had 1 oan B--9 st Received and Are Fresh. StStStsStsitsStsStsStstStsts (SESUSISHSESMSESNSESH FSWSISISISNSU SS SH Se 4 MAUI TE Fe TEETER Something Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, oJ AMES KINKEAD He 26 4H Saheereeeeaee nesses THIS IS NO JOKE. Milo Lodge Knights of Pythias.. will give a great APRIL FOOL BALL At Armofy Hall Nevada City. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 Latest and catchiest music by «PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA Reception Committee F. E. Wadsworth, W. F. Englebright J.G. O'Neill, E, A. Moore N. W. Bennetts, E T. R. Powell O.H Eddy, E. J. Morgan D. J.&. Maller, J.E Isaac Geo. W. Ogden, A. J. Rap J.V. ever’, 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. A. Danlap J J. Jackson H. Di Wm. Delbridge, . H. Rogers Henry R. Hoskins, J.J. oo H. Metzenbaugher, 8. Lee Leiter Wm Quigley, J. M. Mark T. Adams, Chas. Symons. Grand March at 9 o’clock DANCE TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Extra Ladies 2% cents, Gallery—Gentlemen 50c, Ladies 25c. eoecanessoo000000 nar gh ctw % Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard, *K K K K MK RK R For Sale at-——=. ©O©OOOHCEOSOOOOOOO 2 6 LA RUE’ S— K xHleadache Powders. Safe and Sure. They Do Not Affect the Heart. K MR & K KK RK & DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and Photo lg ag eoeoeeeoocs SOOOQOOO OOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOO a Py 4 = a jis poeta ms oeeRe ES, SE LEE LGD AEP Se i a ge

ption ofthe bonr TRANSCRIPT. HK ly Mall, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 18 Or ) CENTS A WEEK ts of not so cxeend frm for Brena . " aperetiot§ under thi onth. —_ a ae 40 cents a ey ifine pbie i invariably in advance. . weekly Socialis. company C will give a weekly soiree at nory Hall on Saturday evening. Good usic. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 ats for geutlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Rent. = 8603 Bp t; : thence Bea edar post m; > inches cia aN. i degrees W est, 3.8 f 7 i» 1500 5 5 = 3803 mee to Set to post ch pine fort yo furnished rooms for rent in a conveniears S 2 feet; thes ie Dick seq1ceee Dk outy Sheriff Pascoe at the Courthouse, or 4-343 BT HOW. bine i residence near Suspension Bridge. —m2t eS 5 deg 34 ’ stk ase Th. stan : a marked Pp in W, 27.2 ib. Rese “ked $5 3803 BT hep ) feet; thence 8.5 oak post ma: ked Pp liek oan 8 inches T bears S53 deg 2 p 1 of tunuel 40046 fi tanos, Organs and Sewing [lachines sinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also eral different makes of pianos from $200 . Organs from $25 up. Latest improved om $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, and desirable part of town. Inquire of . All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco iger machines from $85 up. Other makes BROAD STRERT. 4oTH YRAR—NO, 13,186, FER eae ‘ PAR VRE Rag a « 7 JOHN BAUR, Cashier. ~ Loans made on approved security, ap Valuables can be deposited in our fire<proot steel vault at Mitte expense. Office Hours: 10 a. m. 10 4 p, m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, » . NEVADA‘CITY, CAL, GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ase’t Oashier. Liberal Interest: Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. _Dratts issued payable in any part of the ‘world, * c Stocks and Bente bought and sold. Saturday Evenings: 6:30 p. m. C. H. HARRISON,. DBALEE 18 mero The Finest 5-Cent ‘Cigar in Town. C: H. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Brcs eet neeS 76 deg % post of Pine D Treo Leal ribed, Tr laim “conteiniay Hae ; varions claims oq Jonso idated the office of the Co county, Ca ifornia, a da City. Geo, W.Reeks, agent for Sher», Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For Sale, House and lot for sale, situated on Long eet. Price $475, half cash and balance on ado Quartz Mine, if ne. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktalis ms, pa iae recorded Books, ts House For Sale. The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey ne, Tecorded Book ie q i ‘recorded Book 1h alc recorded Book if ao Tecorded Book nN A house three doors from New York Hotel » Broad street, Nevaua City. Address to 4 Metreet, Sacramento, Calif. {<6 lw SOMETHING At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.’’ NEW! _ Apricot Cordial. T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad t, is prepared to acco.nmodate a limitmants are as fol 1 and west by the ry " tby thes anish Quart . d, and the Public Do.’ th by the Santa Anite} g at reasonable rates, jlo Bona Fide Salary-* $12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and cla'ming adverse! an Conn naverselyay : ind are required to file wich the Kegister of the . fice at sacramento, in” a, duri: 1g ths sixty 4 hereof, or they will be . the. provisions of the = ariel Register, . ” work. $12 weekly salary and expenses. ld.established house, pleasant, permanent an tiers Address BUTLER & ALGER, a ett le. creceieg . Dept. E, _ Nuw Haven, Coun of sixty days (10 weeks) Dar.y TRANSCRIPT, a) Wanted. lished at Nevada city, rhia, AS PENRY, Register, 7 Obristian mem or woman willing to qualify or permanent position of trust, here or in me county. yearly. Enclose selfed stamped envelope to Secretary, of Transcript. ade January 28, 11, Publication, wise { MARYSVILLE, Cal. March 13, 1901 BY GIVEN THAT THR } . settler has filed notice . uke final proof in sy d that said proof wi tegister and Receiver . xe at Marysville, Cal, . r OF THE ti Ga 1) —-< j number of persons Wik beans had iodat Un (4 On . Sb Ot C 4 resent us, some totravel, others for lo-. And Now Ready for Business.’ monger cow cos aempeand . 4 Metzenbangher, Prop’ One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Re-opened 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. And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all. Stag2s and Busses. 1z; Thomas J. Byrd, on No. 5220, for the N, By . f N.W.!4 and N.W.¥ iS N., Rk. 8 H.,M. D.M. ing witnesses to prove © mee.upon and cultivar iz: Thomas K. Bev 1d Edwin A. Forbes .; Peter Mondada of 4 al, JOHNSON, Register. Creditors. ERINE SKAHAEN, Die . ‘ Soo t en by the undersigned @ estate of Catherine ” o the creditors of and aims against the them, with the necet . four months after his notice to the he law office of fed . he same being the place P Vg Pe gags of o aH I. “SHURTLBRY, e Estate of Catherine j this Lith d of Match, is n day at Smoke . Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power 0.'s ia the Ideal Light. — —_——_>_——a u Meeting. INUAL MEETING OF 7 of the Cadmus be held at the office } Kearney street, a on Monday, 1901, at the hour r the purpose of el yrs toserve for the eltruusaction of 8 ; ay come before :Oks will close on Frie lock p. m. ESTEL L, Secretary: Room treet, oie —* rass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. . our round trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until further notice the "Bus will hake regular trips between Nevada vity and Grass Vailey atthe following ours; avaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,2, 5 30 p. ma, Y GIVEN THAT THY Lacvin’ Gaay Sibi at 8:45a.m. 4, od setter has Le M45 and 6:80 p, m. oO ma a roof yBnd the ae Be Passengers called for in any ° cast of 1a County, Cal. at oe own without extra charge. Leave ders at the National Exonange Hote. nday, April ie. aE a GEO. GRISSEL. Prop. hort Order er Restaurant and 5S. »M. D. if rere ing witnesses to re ee UpOL and cultivar s ) PENRY, Register . 4 a undersigned 2 : iad with te ee build on, Broad street, Transfer Co. ; aluding l give strict ee ee : Amales, Bachiadas, : Publication. pel mento, Cal., Mareh 6th q Galbraith, en ‘Geo. Lathrop, ULING. ber : . he Best Liquors, * The Best Cigars. E MARKS fhese — ‘ploy DESI are the attractions you can & jag tear always find eat sae de HE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” ay Beer 5 Rasa Glass, Wee Wek 1. Goan pared tofurnish to my customers the , . Wines, Liquors and Cigars Peerless Saloon. H4ure PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am preFinest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my old friends and all the new ones who ill be treated ina courteous manner. HENRY W. RICH. . In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new c acrters -1 Tom mercial street and irivite a:. ‘hel former patrous to c and sex tum. They will make ita point to serve ti fires* }ranos.uf All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTS. BROAD ST., NEVADA CI 7, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesset , _ like mDER I NEW MANACEM MENT: A A homes ike Bifey u Ouse situa’ apt portions of the Queen City. Rice peso slectric lights ti roughous E is not surpassed in the county on Lo eager oo and service. ea TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AH GUEY open up at his old place on Pine ase cn MON DAY NEXT, and will be prepared to farnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. econ CHICKENS T0 ORDER AT ANY TIME. NEW. YORK BAKERY GEORGE HURST, Prop. es an ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT -known bake am poy aa Solabia well a Ee wabile wi mt Bread, Pies and Cakes Grand XII Oto @ neo het hte kkkik kk ed later. ; the principal cities Masquerade Ball.. =. PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give Ris Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be -publishLatest Catchy Particulars ina few days. 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. . od fare. MOORE “AA” ‘A’ WHISKEY A SPECThe best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. MRS. D. Fr. COMBS, Hair Store, 815K St., Sacramento, Cal, Hair Switches at a Great Reduction this week. Ladies’ and gents’ wigs to rent at $1 00 each, for April Fools Mask Bali. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, -CAPITAL. Aathorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paidupincoin, °° = ®* 50,000 Undivided profits, 85,000 NEVADA CITY DIRECTORS. GB. M. PRESTON....c0-scecesveccees President Joun T. MORGAN..,..++ peconesatenae Cashier D. 5, Mosess hae lees gare seater me a on. es Sear re a Li} Lord Housman. Geo, M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. 104. M. to 4 P. as Aud ce fotuntags fros 6:80 to 7:80 P.M. OORRESPONDBNTS. ‘ont New York—National Bank of North Amer San Francisco—First National Bank, Lon don, Paris & American Bank. ~apeamnodlliagontamme Bank of D. O. Mill. We issue Sight Drafts payabie ip NEW YORK, d SAN FRANCISCO, NTO. Also Bills of Bachenge Sagal of at sight iv tain an Collections on any part of the United State: rpplicd . hess i price paid for County and Stet Wastemn. Gold and Silver Bullion purch ved, Assay Office at the Bank.

AB Bank Maisteine : office on Grom et y, where a gener anking Business . : transacted. “J. M, THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valley. LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine StFeet...0.sceeeeesse.Bevadn City: Ca) LBADING LADY, Eine 8 Cent Cigar ; —~In stook—— Cara Ay ABeeEe HUMBOLDT A BOSS UNDERTAKING PARLORS ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director, Bodies Embalmed for shipment. " pea ag aig for Floral Pieces Telephone 34, JONE OF THE TERRORS: OF LIFE ON A Lissra From Whose t _. tor I wasn’t doing a thing to it, I had E. W. SCHMIDT, oe (preven “rien BY A N THE ISTHMUS” OF TEHUANTEPEG, iy Poison to Have “1 guess I am the living man that has been bitfen oiianten t monster family and is a ‘horrid looking reptile of a mottled liver color and Se et ant (an Its bite is deadly, aud, as I said, I am the only ‘. person known who has lived after be. ‘hanged’ by a man who made a speing bitten. It was a case of nip and tuck, though, and I didn’t get over it for two months or more. “The brute bit me out of pure malice, a coffee plantation down on the isthmus several years ago and just be fore the hot season began, which was’ in March, I had as my guest Dr. Fergus.MacDonald of the Smithsonian institution, who was in that country in the interest af science. While he was with me we received an invitation to visit the great plantation of Dr. Pedro Arguilles, one of the most prominent men of that country, and we went to his: hacienda near Minititlan. The ladies of the family had all gone to, Mexico City, and as the weather was hot we men loafed around in our: pyjamas, the upper garment of which is a big sleeved affair called a camisa. “One day Dr. MacDonald and I had adjourned to the patio or court of the building, and while I lay in the grass talking to him he was busy greasing and putting into shape his guns and revolvers. He was six or eight feet away from me, and I was lying with my head propped up on my arm, from which the sleeve had slipped, leaving it exposed to the elbow, which rested on the grass. Of course neither of us was thinking about reptiles or other dan“gers right there in the cdurt of the building. Suddenly, as I talked, the doctor threw his hand up in warning, and I knew that whatever it was he saw theré was danger in my moving, and I .must keep still. So I kept as steady as I could, and then I felt something go up my arm toward my head and stop near my wrist. “I couldn’t see what it was, but 1 knew something about tropical reptiles and I kept perfectly quiet while the doctor caught up one of his revolvers and threw a couple of cartridges into it. He aimed across my body and fired, and as I jumped to my feet ‘a nevillo at least seven inches long fell writhing to the ground, shot through tlie head. The bullet. had gone.on into my arm and came out at the elbow and I was bleeding. Between the bullet marks, though, were the fang marks where the nevillo had stuck its teeth into my arm, and I'told the doctor I thought it had got me. As soon as he saw it he gave me some kind of a. hypodermic injection in the left leg, the right arm having been bitten, and at once took his knife and slashed me across the fang marks. Into the wounds of my arm he poured a bottle of concentrated ammonia. Almost instantly after I had been bitten I began to grow dizzy and to see what seemed to me to be clouds of light smoke, and when the ammonia struck me I keeled over in a dead faint. “Five days later I awoke in a mud bath by the riverside, my body twice its normal size and my tongue sticking out of my mouth, They had carried me there as soon as I fainted, and night and day my guide and his daughter had been watching by me, with fires at night to keep off the animals from the jungle. Every 12 hours my arm was lifted from the mud and cleansed, and on these. occasions it was always found to be of a green color. As soon as I returned to consciousness I was carried to the house and put to bed, and there for two weeks I remained and then went down to the coast and up to the well known hot springs, where I was treated for two months until every bit of the venom had left my body. During it all I suffered no pain, nor have I ever felt the slightest inconvenience since. What effect the bullet wound in the arm had I don’t know. Possibly the blood that came from the bullet wounds saved me. Anyhow something happened that never happened to any other person bitten by a nevillo, or I wouldn’t be here to tell the story.” Mr. Cloon bared his arm for the benefit of the listeners, and if an arm ever looked as if it had been through a hard campaign that one did. It was scarred as if burnt with hot irons and covered from the elbow down with all kinds of peculiarly shaped mottled spots of about the sgme color as the lizard.—. Located the Noise. A little 4year-old was taken on a visit to grandmamma in the country. There for the first time he bad a view of a cow. while the man milked and ask all manner of questions. In this way he learned that the long crooked branches on the cow’s head were horns. Now, the little fellow knew of only one kind of horn, and a few days after obtaining this information, hearing a strange kind of bellowing noise in the yard, he ran out to ascertain its cause. In a few minutes be returned with wonder and delight depicted on his countenance, excdaiming: “Mamma, mamma! Oh, do come out here! The cow’s blowing her horns!”—Exchange. Unpleasant Monotony. Ugly Husband (snarling)— You mar} ried me for better or worse, didn’t you? Wife (hesitatingly)—Yes, but . sup t of thecity. Wed Delivered ered tree, te ee any Poratry a specialty ® . Mining Patents and Lund Cages. . He would stand and look on . -from Rule and Were Hanged. "When we went to Chicago to live just after the fire,” said a woman who has since returned to New York, “we furnished the house with all that was necessary to make it attractive, One winter.my husband bought a number of paintings, and after they had been placed properly we invited a clever young woman to come in and see the ‘collection. I don’t mind telling you that she wrote for Mr. Storey’s newspaper, The Times. She understood art. She had been reared in Boston and she had studied abroad, "When the article on our collection appeared, what was our horror to read that each picture described had been cialty of putting up paintings. My husband was teased into a fit of neuralgia the next day by his Chicago acquaintances, who expressed their regret that all his paintings had been executed. Of course the women heard of it and there was a giggle for blocks, “I called upon the young woman from Boston and asked how she had made such a blunder. She was in an agonized frame of mind and protested that she didn’t write it ‘hanged.’ I was sure she didn’t. Then came the explanation. A few weeks before there had been an execution in the Chicago jail and: Mr. Storey’s reporters wrote that the man was ‘hung.’ Mr. Storey was furious and issued an order, so I ers, copy readers, printers and proof. readers must write and set up and/ read ‘hanged’ for ‘hung.’ The rule was inflexible. The young woman who wrote of our collection used the word ‘hung’ throughout her article and Mr. Storey’s rule was enforced. But as long as we lived in Chicago we were -always known as ‘that New York family who had their paintings executed.’ ’—New York Sun. Not Disposed to Dispute, Aunt Agnnab—Oh, you fool of a girl! the prettiest woman in the world and the wisest and sweetest you believe him. Avabelia~And why shouldn’t 1? Do you know, aunty, . kind er think so myseif.— Boston Transcript. Caeful to a Statesman. “Then you are not ashamed of your humble origin?’ “Oh, no; it’s part of ny politica) capital.”—Chicago Record. see ‘soummnemrat —_—— eee iciai NOTICE. the Business of Cooper Bros., with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, etc is offered for sale at a bargain. ° For further particulars apply at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, well-known Lumber Nevada ‘County, California. j23 Dancing School. Ladies and gentieman’s dancing school every Wednesday ev ning, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by PROF. JOHN MICHELI. oo ane ene oEis. : i FOR SALE. A rare opportunity 's offered for investment. Party desires to sel! immediately, 500 shares of. stock of the Oil Compa nyo California NonAssessable rice 60c ,er share or all or avy part. Company's price, $1.00 per share. Address, C. J. TALLON. No. 308 Market St., San Francisco. oe single pe ere LE EE) BRR) le 9 ARO Gc 3 cat R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States. Makes a epecialty ty of Mining Cases, Office in Claus Spreckles’ Building, orner Third aud Market Streets, San Francisco. Rooms 12, 14 and 16. Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of ors ‘of all desripton Ms TESTS AND ) THE REDUCTION OF, Fractious Ores a speciality. Mail or Express orders promptly attended to. ae ot aa Broad Street, below atio O' ee T. H. HICKS & CO. UNION MARKET, COLLEY BROS., = °=Prop’s. Beef, gre Mutton, Veal, Bte., At the lowest rates. BE ALSO Ale0, EBEF ON HAND A CHOICE stock o' *gosed I would have some variety.— £ PUNISHED THE PAINTINGS. . ‘. They Violated Kditor Storey’s Cast heard, that henceforth editors, reportPo) . = aS as x Just because a man tells you you are 4 : : sg i td : HonSesusis 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. Ju EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, sisissis . And:'They Can Be Had 1 oan B--9 st Received and Are Fresh. StStStsStsitsStsStsStstStsts (SESUSISHSESMSESNSESH FSWSISISISNSU SS SH Se 4 MAUI TE Fe TEETER Something Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, oJ AMES KINKEAD He 26 4H Saheereeeeaee nesses THIS IS NO JOKE.. Milo Lodge Knights of Pythias.... will give a great APRIL FOOL BALL At Armofy Hall Nevada City.. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 Latest and catchiest music by «PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA Reception Committee F. E. Wadsworth, W. F. Englebright J.G. O'Neill, E, A. Moore N. W. Bennetts, E T. R. Powell O.H Eddy, E. J. Morgan D. J.&. Maller, J.E Isaac Geo. W. Ogden, A. J. Rap J.V. ever’, 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. A. Danlap J J. Jackson H. Di Wm. Delbridge, . H. Rogers Henry R. Hoskins, J.J. oo H. Metzenbaugher, 8. Lee Leiter Wm Quigley, J. M. Mark T. Adams, Chas. Symons. Grand March at 9 o’clock DANCE TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Extra Ladies 2% cents, Gallery—Gentlemen 50c, Ladies 25c. eoecanessoo000000 nar gh ctw % Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard, *K K K K MK RK R For Sale at-——=. ©O©OOOHCEOSOOOOOOO 2 6 LA RUE’ S— K xHleadache Powders. Safe and Sure. They Do Not Affect the Heart. K MR & K KK RK & DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and Photo lg ag eoeoeeeoocs SOOOQOOO OOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOO a Py 4 = a jis poeta ms oeeRe ES, SE LEE LGD AEP Se i a ge