March 30, 1901 (4 pages)

bed, e oh) hug ald varios clai be iaeerek a oft e Counsy founty, Ca itornis, ay p ct hg Mine, ro. ti recorded Kook Y, “hd recorded Book 17, y recorded Book 17, ” Recorded Book nh te "recorded Book. ny ante are as fol aud west by tie rae b, thes ani-hQuart . ib @ud the Public Dow ub by the Saut. anits la’ ming adverse’ 4q n Con ciida edQ: arte Are reuvired to tile i athe Kegister o the ise at . ac. amento, in duri: gth s xty days . hereot,o the, will be be provi icnsot we . > PENRY, Register, ev. L that the forardlin . ened Patent be beg sixty days (10 DAILY Teanee baie a 4 stg at Nevada lin : S PENRY, Register, je January 28, 1w0l, Publication. OF THE INTERIOR, MABYSVILLE, wat} Mareh 13, iv. ¥ GiVKN +HA: 1H settler has flied notice. Ke tinal proof iu . ue . that said proof egister aud Keceiyer ~ > at Marysvilie, Cal, 4 hte Byrd, a No.5z2v, ior the N, B N.W.% and t Ww, pN, wt. 8K. Od, D, Me ng Wituesses sv prove! 168 U,On and cultiva 4 b; Thomas b. Bev f Hdwinu A. Korbes Peter Mondada of JWHNSON, Register. samecasrnmes ssa IS Creditors. RINE SKAHABN, Die n by the underleuil ) estate of Catherine © the creditors of aud © ‘ims against the said hem, with the nece* four months after the : is notice to the said e law office of Fred e same being the place the business said © ‘Hl, SHURTLEPP, i » Estate of Catherine, 4 f March, . his llth day o' a a aD @ Mieeting. 4 NUAL MERTING pve 4 ot the Cedmus e held at the fice Kearney street, 5aa” on Monday, "1901, at the bour of‘the purpose of elect’ re tuservefur the ea: truusaction of 8 iy come before t yks will close on We SSPRLL. § Secretary. reet, Koom 806, —— et ublication. xento, Cal., March Oth, ng witnesses to n and cultivar q be UpO «Galbraith, 4 and Geo. Lathrop, uU 3 PENRY, Register: Transfer Con” D HAULING. Shoulder .: te Brace For Sale at Sei Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. 50 CENTS A: WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five Hines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents aweek or $2a month, Hac additional iine 10 cents a week or 40 cents & month. able invariably in advance. PayEstray Horse > Cameto Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, leit . ind foot white, and plitinleft ear. The owner is requested to galland pay charges aud take the horse way. \ Weekly Socials. Company .C’ will give a weekly sciree at mory Hall on Saturday evenitz. Good music, Everybody invited. Admission, 50 ents for geutlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Rent. . Two furnished roems for rent ina conveniot and desirable part.ot town. Inq ire of Deputy sheriif t ascoe at the Courthouse, or t residence near Sus; eusion Bridze. m21 Pianos, Organs and Sewiny [Machines ee Steinway Pianos and. Kstey. Organs, a'so everal different mukes of pianos from $200 Np. Organs trom $25 up. Latest. improved Singer machines from $3) up. Other makes om $iup., Office bovyey Bros. shee s ore, Nevada City. ‘Geo, W. Keeks, ageut for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For.Sate. House and Jot for sale, situated on Long treet. Price $475, half eavh and balance on ime. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. House For Sale. A house three doors from New York Hotel on Broad. street, Nevaca City. Address to 50314 M street, Sacramento, Calif. f.6 lw . EH Rooms and Beard. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad treet, is prepared to acco.nmodate a limitdnumber of persons with board and lodgng at reasonable rates. jlo . Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agenis and present us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary aud e* penses. Did established house, pleasaut, permanent positions, rapid advancement and. incre.se bf wages. Write at ouce. Address BUTLER & ALGER, . Dept. E, New HAavzEn, Comyn Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify ‘or permanent position of trust, here or in ome county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, re of Transeript, Tass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE; Until further notice the "Bus will hake regular trips between Nevada ity and Grass Valley atthe following Ours; ce Nevada City at 10a, m.,2, 5 7:30 . Ua, Lectin Grass Valley at 8 “45 a.m. 4, 45 and 6:30 p. Say Passengers for inany part of own without extra charge. Leave ders at the National Exonange Hotel, GH, GRISSEL, Prov. fhe Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. . fhese are the attractions you oan always find at THE COUNCIL CHAMBER” Beer § Gents a.Giass Allthe senaet i pt ae ; lor,” * Fosse nat Maun Pepper Wa. 4. Britland. “E vin foo . Clam Juice * . MAITLAND BROS. * Dratts issued ‘payable in any part Loans made on approved security. : Office Hours: 10 a. m. ¢. A HARRISON, . DEALER m™ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco cts The Finest S-Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STHRET. bt Ovo Rovenberg B 8 SOMETHING NEW!) Apricot Cordial. Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H, B. Whiskey — At ‘‘Tom’s Place.’’. T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Stotel -Re-opened — And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’ This Favorite Hotel has been . remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second. to'no Hotel in this” part of the State. one Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stags and Busses. Peerless ‘Saloon. if AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteQus manseals HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS Have moved into their nev cucrters 1 Tom mercial street and invite wl «he former patrous to call and sex tum. ‘they will make it a point to serve bi firest } treaas oF Wines, Liquors and Cig 11s All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Speciality. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTR . BROAD ST., NEVADA CI’ ¢, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT —A home-like up-to-date bouse situated none of the pleasantest portions of the Jen City. Fifty hice rooms; electric lights t eissechustk, THE TABL®* is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. ‘i ¥Y FIRST-CLA SAx su c Rees Viclac ate 83.8 Mlle iquors Etc. Fancy Mixed Drinks @ &peciaity TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY up at bis old place on Pine yr eeoeDaT NEXT, and will be prepared te furnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. . Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at ali times. CHICKENS 70 QRDER AT ANY TIME. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. + ji-known bakery, . am prepared ie a 9 thé publie wit ‘the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes: et ot thecity. Wed feltvered fond Fauey Pastry a specialty A general Hanciag: bustices: transacted, 4 ‘ of ey 3 Moke: sad Bonds Dour and sold Valuables can be deposited in . our Hesrprodt. steel, gO oto Ma squerade , FORO IIR IK Ball. iota eld PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday iobdieca ties 12 A long list of prizes will be pablished later. Latest Catchy Music.. Particulars ina few days. Clforata Sampling, Works “Buyers of Gold, Silver and Oopper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. THE RECEPTION,ALEX HONGEL... Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City, J Ther 7p hapiors “Aa” WHISKEY A SPECThe hest brands of Wines, Liqnors and Ciware may be found here Come aud see tor yourself and be ednvinced, MRS. D. fl. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K St., Sacramento, Cal. Hair Switches at a Great Reduetion this week Ladies’ und. gents’ wigs to rent at ¢1 00 each, for Aprii Fools Mask Bali. CITIZENS BANK neorpornted 1878.) SROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paidupincoin, -° = «« 50,000 Undivided profits, = = § $5,000 DIRECTORS. &. M. Prgston. Fre T, Morgan ey 0. B. Morgan.. -Seeretary Hon, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hant, Lord Housman Geo, M. Hughes, : President Cashier BUSINESS HOURS. Wa. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:80 i M, CORRABPORD ANTS. Pies York—National Bank of North Amer "Sah Francisco—Firet Nation:i Bank, Lor jon, Parle & American Bank. Savramento—National Bank of D. OQ, Mili & Co We iesue Sight Drafts payabte tn NEW YORK, SAN’ FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, Also Bills of Ex henge the principal cite of furope. Collections on any part of the United Stare aapecialty. Highest price paid for County. and Stem Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purch sed, Assay Office at the Bank. This Bank Maintaine anu office at Grass Vai jey, where a genora) Banking Business i: iranuacted. @. M. THOMAS. Revident Arent at (trase Valley E. W. SCHIIDT, LBADING CIGAR DEALER, ine Street. ayable at sight i: reat Britain an sechocesecegcscses Nevada City Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga Soid, 1 sToOcK=— GENERAL ARTHUR BeMeopre IMPT’! sSTRELLA HEMIAN CLUB a KORA wa RMONTA UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street..Nevada City, Cal . AVING ASSUMED "HE MANAGEMENT; ALBERT REYN OLDS, Funeral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. _ Orders ken for Floral Pieces Felapnege ¢ 4 oe . . Pacific NOVEL:AUTO SLEIGH, sleighs to carry the bells? Somehow it. does not seem that the clancing of an automobile gong will bea satisfactory substitute for the merry tink: ling and jingling that add so much to the enjoyment of a sleigh ride on a frosty night. But sleighing, like every: thing else, must keep up with the times, and we-are to have ae automoite sleigh, ‘ : Sneeze Wi SY Tihout Winking, Robby came hone obe day covered vith dirt and bruises and bie pila a ‘Ohen hicvile, “What of-earth fave you been doing, tiv. Chie 7” exclaimed his A gies wWosethet, es “Trin over abig: dog and er a xplained Bobby. iidn't you see kim and give him the read?” “Yes, 1 saw him and was turning out, but when 1 got within about ten feet of him I shut-my eyes, and before I got ’env open again I'd run ihtohim,” “For the land’s sake, what did you shut your eyes for?” “Couldn't help it.’ Had to sneeze. If you think you can hold:your eyes open when the sneeze comes, you just try it some day.” ; If the reader thinks Bobby’s excuse was hot a valid one, let him try it some day “when the sneeze comes.”—Youth’s Companion. Startling Expose. Sister Snowbal—’Deed, Sistah Dabkleigh, did ‘yo’ all n-tice: how. Pabson Pinfeatheh’s bal” hafd shine dis mawnin? Toney, . tell yo’ dat saint sho'ly shine wif intwahd grace. “ Sister Darkleigh-Inwahd grace, nuffin! Pabsou Pinfeatheh done been boa‘din at. mah “house, en. mah boy, “Wasb'nr'tos JetPson done see him polish dat bal’ bald wif dishyer tan shoe dressin.--Buitinore American, . A Careful Speaker, “What did vou expect to prove by that excee dingty long winded argument of yours?” askot the friend, “L didmt expect to prove anything, " answered the orator. “All 1 hoped to do was to confuse the other fellow so that he couldn't prove thay U didn't prove anything ’--Auswers, NO—=cas Smoke -oot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co. s ia the ideal Light. Short Order Restaurant The chased adit bas have reopened the restau. rantin the Mills building on Broad street. ome se give strict atteution te short orders. ne'uding Tamales, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Urs. Steffens & tits, Durand Union Livery Stable Main ot. opp. Union Hotel, Prop’r. Henry Lane, «The uses turn-oursin the onnty.aad plier 4 of them 1) an dee ant niaohe * L. FP. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Roome 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Csi fornia street, Sen Francisco, B. — ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED N. for all newspapers published o: the the Sand wish ‘Islands, *-. nesia, Mexiean ports, I Val Javan, China, New imaland, ate, secre: ‘ Colonies, the Eastern Sta rope. i Biles of peerly every Seosbanie: on ph eee Coast are kept co: ier aya hae . ee advertisers are allowed free accens_t: ring hueiness houre: ‘News ADVERTISING RATES M de know. on application. . right. It cannot be sold. . given aways It tou sghadoah if it ‘ould 1 hew gospel for the new world. -of Happiness.” © Festing phrase eyer put into. a. public . document Is “the pursuit of happiness.” It is’ declared to be an tmalienable It cannot be Ddelleft by will. 4 and of every woman to be 5 feet 4 . was regarded as self evident until wo-. men ‘asserted their undoubted Tight to be 6 feet high also, when some confu-sion: wag Introduced into this interpre. tation of this rhetorical fragment of the eighteenth century, But the inalienable right to the pursult of happiness has never been questioned since it was proclaimed as a The American ‘people accepted it with epthusiasm. as If it had been the discoyery of a gold prospector, and started but in the pursuit as if the devil were after them. If the’ proclamation bad -been that happiness ts a common right of the race, allenable or vutlierwitse: that all men are or may be happy, history and tradition might have interfered to raise a doubt whether even the new form of. government could so change the ethical condition. But the right to make a pursuit of happiness given in a fundamental bill of rights had quite a different aspect. Men had béen engaged in many pursuits, tnost of them disastrous, some of them highly commendable. A sect in Galilee had set up the pursuit of righteousness as the only or the highest object of man’s immortal powers. The rewards of ft, however, were not always immediate. Here was a political sanction of a pursuit that everybody acknowledged to be of a good thing. ( The Astor Batcher Trust, From the northern end of Chatham square starts the Bowery, and a few Steps from its commencement Is the building now used as a Germen thea ter, ‘which was once'the Old Bowery ous to the Revolution the same. site occupled by a ‘building which has a place in history because Washington Alept In it. This was the Bull’s Head tavern. Being close by the city slauzi ter houses, all the butchers who came to town stopped at this inn, making i the first commercial inn of its day During the Revolution Henry Astor, brother of John Jacob “Astor, owned the Bull's Head tavern. He leased 11 to Richard Varian. But Varian went privateering and left the inn, to be conducted by his wife. Astor was a butcher.and conducted his business In the Fly market ir Maiden Inne. He incurred the enmity of all the butchers in the town by con. ceiving the brilhant idea of riding far out along the Bowery lane, meeting the drovers as they brought their cat tle to tewn and buying their stock which he sold to the other butchers. at bis own price. As the lane was really the only road to the city, Astor in this way formed a trust and prospered for many years. The inn, too. prospered until 1826, when it gave place to the Bowery theater—Home Journal. He Let Him Out, The king of Naples, in the plenitude of his absolutism, paid one day a visit to the Neapolitgn prisons in order te see for himselffwhat sort of men his criminals were And whether they really deserved the punishments they wer: undergoing, <x! “What is your sentence? he said to one. “Fifteen years, your majesty.’ “And what had you done?” “Nothing whatever.” “Quite innocent?” “In tirely so, your majesty.” “And Hi 1z he asked another. “Thirty years, sire Victim of false aceusation.” “And you?” to a third. “In for fe, my king.” “And what had you done? “Everything you can think of, my king theft, burglary. highway robbery, man sldughter, murder, T only wonder the: did not sentence me to death.” “What is your name?” asked the king. ‘MM: name,” replied the first class erimina “since I have been here has been $12." After finishing his tour of inspecticn the king said to the governor: “All the: prisoners here seem to be perfectly in nocent. There is only one bad mau among them, No. 912. You had better let him out, lest he corrupt the others.” No Cane, “You charge this man with {mpersc:. ating an officer, do you?” “I do, your honor.” “Tried to make you believe he was: policeman, did he?” “He did.” “When he was in the saloon wit! yor. did he’— “He didn’t go into any saloon, you: honor.” “The prisoner is discharged.”—Ct: cago Tribune. . Fe Rose Rapidly. In speaking of the Inte Ballard Sraltl the Louisville Courier-Journal that when he first sought a position {> ® newspaper. office after graduating from Dartiiouth college he entered thé sanctum with an air of condescension He wore a silk tile anc a velvet jacket He said be wonld lke to be dramntix editor, but ‘he was given a place on the local staff. [fn less than six months tx was made city editor. After that ‘1s rise In journalisth was rapid.Probahiy, “That Baltim ore woman who grave her pet momicy a first. class foneia amust have been greatly attached to civ animal.” “Yes: it probably gare her, monkey wreneb to part mee Ki ‘ SiLyF f regi in ith it” Zé “ t The: Senare eatitled* “The Pursult a ‘Perhaps the. most — and: inten: 8 _ The right of every man to. be 6 fort . Before the Bowery theater and previ: . Rice,"a la Creole. Dainty Chips YOU ‘NEED THEM Y 6 ‘Scadden’ $. Boston Brown Bread, .in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection — IX L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers, ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 ib cartoons. Just-Received and Are Fresh. I seaeaeaeeee es SHSISISISKSES = —— 0 JERR 5 ay Ne mS oe a as 5S SRR Somethi 5 Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closzts, Music. Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ais ae TRS J AMES K ea : Ye Me Me Me SMe Se SM se SE Ee ie He: AS AS AS Ue OH 3 » THIS IS NO JOKE. Milo Lodge Knights of Pythias.. will give a great APRIL FOOL BAL, At Armory Hall Nevada City.. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 Latest and catchiest music by PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA F. E Wadsworth, W. F. Boglebright N.W. Bennetts; EB T. R. Powell D. J L. Matler, J. E Isaac J. V. Sayder, Dr. W. P. Sawyer Geo. W, Reeks, A.R. Lord Oapt. W.G. Richards, W. . Dantap Wm. D+lb:idge, J. Rogers H, Metzenbsugher, 3S, Lee Leiter Mark ‘i’. Adams, Reception Committee J.G. O'Neill, O.H Eidy, E+} Moore EJ J. Mi Morgka Geo, W. Ogden, “s Wu. H. Sandow, Witt 1 Peer D. B. Getchell, J.D Floor Director HON. FRANK T, NILON Floor Committee J 5 i Jack3on, Henry BR. Hskins, Wm. Quigley, Ohaus. Symons, a if kerman ayy Hadley Grand March at 9 o’clock Extra Ladics 25 cents, DANCE TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Gallery—Ge.tiemen 50c, Ladies 25e, The Business of Cooper Brs, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, well-known . Lumber éte is offered for sale at a bargain. shied farther particulars epaly at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, j23 Nevada County, California. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States, Makes a specialty oF Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cuses. Office in Claus ‘Spreekles’ Building. orner Third aud Market Streets, San Rooms 12, 14 and 16, i: a % Stead y rare opportunity 's offered for inves'ment. Party desires to seli imme500 shares of stock of the Non Assessabie. Price (0; er share tor all ur avy pa Company's price, $1.10 per share. Address, C. J, TALLON. j No. 308 Market St.» San Francisco. =) ESS = DR. COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, 3 diately, Bachelor's Oi} Company o' California . Has moved his offices to 10004 Ninth Street, vetween Jand K, Hours 101012 a. mi, 2 te 4 anc 7to8P M,, or hy appointment, SACRAMENTO, CAL, ~ Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores. of all description, MM" TESTS AND TH THE REDUCTION OF hee a ana oe to. GOL KUUGHI, Broad aed below ational Hotel . T. H. HICKS & CO. Dancing : Schoob , Ladies and BAPresteses danciug ations every Wednesday ev ning, and ehiidirda’ dancing school every Saturday aftermoom by pee

bed, e oh) hug ald varios clai be iaeerek a oft e Counsy founty, Ca itornis, ay p ct hg Mine, ro. ti recorded Kook Y, “hd recorded Book 17, y recorded Book 17, ” Recorded Book nh te "recorded Book. ny ante are as fol aud west by tie rae b, thes ani-hQuart . ib @ud the Public Dow ub by the Saut. anits la’ ming adverse’ 4q n Con ciida edQ: arte Are reuvired to tile i athe Kegister o the ise at . ac. amento, in duri: gth s xty days . hereot,o the, will be be provi icnsot we . > PENRY, Register, ev. L that the forardlin . ened Patent be beg sixty days (10 DAILY Teanee baie a 4 stg at Nevada lin : S PENRY, Register, je January 28, 1w0l, Publication. OF THE INTERIOR, MABYSVILLE, wat} Mareh 13, iv. ¥ GiVKN +HA: 1H settler has flied notice. Ke tinal proof iu . ue . that said proof egister aud Keceiyer ~ > at Marysvilie, Cal, 4 hte Byrd, a No.5z2v, ior the N, B N.W.% and t Ww, pN, wt. 8K. Od, D, Me ng Wituesses sv prove! 168 U,On and cultiva 4 b; Thomas b. Bev f Hdwinu A. Korbes Peter Mondada of JWHNSON, Register. samecasrnmes ssa IS Creditors. RINE SKAHABN, Die n by the underleuil ) estate of Catherine © the creditors of aud © ‘ims against the said hem, with the nece* four months after the : is notice to the said e law office of Fred e same being the place the business said © ‘Hl, SHURTLEPP, i » Estate of Catherine, 4 f March, . his llth day o' a a aD @ Mieeting. 4 NUAL MERTING pve 4 ot the Cedmus e held at the fice Kearney street, 5aa” on Monday, "1901, at the bour of‘the purpose of elect’ re tuservefur the ea: truusaction of 8 iy come before t yks will close on We SSPRLL. § Secretary. reet, Koom 806, —— et ublication. xento, Cal., March Oth, ng witnesses to n and cultivar q be UpO «Galbraith, 4 and Geo. Lathrop, uU 3 PENRY, Register: Transfer Con” D HAULING. Shoulder .: te Brace For Sale at Sei Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. 50 CENTS A: WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five Hines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents aweek or $2a month, Hac additional iine 10 cents a week or 40 cents & month. able invariably in advance. PayEstray Horse > Cameto Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, leit . ind foot white, and plitinleft ear. The owner is requested to galland pay charges aud take the horse way. \ Weekly Socials. Company .C’ will give a weekly sciree at mory Hall on Saturday evenitz. Good music, Everybody invited. Admission, 50 ents for geutlemen. Ladies free. Furnished Rooms for Rent. . Two furnished roems for rent ina conveniot and desirable part.ot town. Inq ire of Deputy sheriif t ascoe at the Courthouse, or t residence near Sus; eusion Bridze. m21 Pianos, Organs and Sewiny [Machines ee Steinway Pianos and. Kstey. Organs, a'so everal different mukes of pianos from $200 Np. Organs trom $25 up. Latest. improved Singer machines from $3) up. Other makes om $iup., Office bovyey Bros. shee s ore, Nevada City. ‘Geo, W. Keeks, ageut for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. For.Sate. House and Jot for sale, situated on Long treet. Price $475, half eavh and balance on ime. Inquire of A. Naake on Long street. House For Sale.. A house three doors from New York Hotel on Broad. street, Nevaca City. Address to 50314 M street, Sacramento, Calif. f.6 lw . EH Rooms and Beard. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad treet, is prepared to acco.nmodate a limitdnumber of persons with board and lodgng at reasonable rates. jlo . Bona Fide Salary-$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agenis and present us, some to travel, others for lowork. $12 weekly salary aud e* penses. Did established house, pleasaut, permanent positions, rapid advancement and. incre.se bf wages. Write at ouce. Address BUTLER & ALGER, . Dept. E, New HAavzEn, Comyn Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualify ‘or permanent position of trust, here or in ome county. $900 yearly. Enclose selfddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, re of Transeript, Tass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE; Until further notice the "Bus will hake regular trips between Nevada ity and Grass Valley atthe following Ours; ce Nevada City at 10a, m.,2, 5 7:30 . Ua, Lectin Grass Valley at 8 “45 a.m. 4, 45 and 6:30 p. Say Passengers for inany part of own without extra charge. Leave ders at the National Exonange Hotel, GH, GRISSEL, Prov. fhe Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. . fhese are the attractions you oan always find at THE COUNCIL CHAMBER” Beer § Gents a.Giass Allthe senaet i pt ae ; lor,” * Fosse nat Maun Pepper Wa. 4. Britland. “E vin foo . Clam Juice * . MAITLAND BROS. * Dratts issued ‘payable in any part Loans made on approved security. : Office Hours: 10 a. m. ¢. A HARRISON, . DEALER m™ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco cts The Finest S-Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STHRET. bt Ovo Rovenberg B 8 SOMETHING NEW!) Apricot Cordial. Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H, B. Whiskey — At ‘‘Tom’s Place.’’. T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Stotel -Re-opened — And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’ This Favorite Hotel has been . remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second. to'no Hotel in this” part of the State. one Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stags and Busses. Peerless ‘Saloon. if AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who call will be treated ina courteQus manseals HENRY W. RICH. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS Have moved into their nev cucrters 1 Tom mercial street and invite wl «he former patrous to call and sex tum. ‘they will make it a point to serve bi firest } treaas oF Wines, Liquors and Cig 11s All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Speciality. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NEW YORK HOTR . BROAD ST., NEVADA CI’ ¢, JAS. CHIVELL, Lesse. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT —A home-like up-to-date bouse situated none of the pleasantest portions of the Jen City. Fifty hice rooms; electric lights t eissechustk, THE TABL®* is not surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. ‘i ¥Y FIRST-CLA SAx su c Rees Viclac ate 83.8 Mlle iquors Etc. Fancy Mixed Drinks @ &peciaity TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH GUEY up at bis old place on Pine yr eeoeDaT NEXT, and will be prepared te furnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. . Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at ali times. CHICKENS 70 QRDER AT ANY TIME. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. + ji-known bakery, . am prepared ie a 9 thé publie wit ‘the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes: et ot thecity. Wed feltvered fond Fauey Pastry a specialty A general Hanciag: bustices: transacted, 4 ‘ of ey 3 Moke: sad Bonds Dour and sold Valuables can be deposited in . our Hesrprodt. steel, gO oto Ma squerade , FORO IIR IK Ball. iota eld PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday iobdieca ties 12 A long list of prizes will be pablished later. Latest Catchy Music... Particulars ina few days. Clforata Sampling, Works “Buyers of Gold, Silver and Oopper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. THE RECEPTION,ALEX HONGEL..... Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City, J Ther 7p hapiors “Aa” WHISKEY A SPECThe hest brands of Wines, Liqnors and Ciware may be found here Come aud see tor yourself and be ednvinced, MRS. D. fl. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K St., Sacramento, Cal. Hair Switches at a Great Reduetion this week Ladies’ und. gents’ wigs to rent at ¢1 00 each, for Aprii Fools Mask Bali. CITIZENS BANK neorpornted 1878.) SROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CAPITAL, Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paidupincoin, -° = «« 50,000 Undivided profits, = = § $5,000 DIRECTORS. &. M. Prgston. Fre T, Morgan ey 0. B. Morgan... -Seeretary Hon, Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hant, Lord Housman Geo, M. Hughes, : President Cashier BUSINESS HOURS. Wa. M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:80 i M, CORRABPORD ANTS. Pies York—National Bank of North Amer "Sah Francisco—Firet Nation:i Bank, Lor jon, Parle & American Bank. Savramento—National Bank of D. OQ, Mili & Co We iesue Sight Drafts payabte tn NEW YORK, SAN’ FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, Also Bills of Ex henge the principal cite of furope. Collections on any part of the United Stare aapecialty. Highest price paid for County. and Stem Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purch sed, Assay Office at the Bank. This Bank Maintaine anu office at Grass Vai jey, where a genora) Banking Business i: iranuacted. @. M. THOMAS. Revident Arent at (trase Valley E. W. SCHIIDT, LBADING CIGAR DEALER, ine Street. ayable at sight i: reat Britain an sechocesecegcscses Nevada City Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga Soid, 1 sToOcK=— GENERAL ARTHUR BeMeopre IMPT’! sSTRELLA HEMIAN CLUB a KORA wa RMONTA UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street...Nevada City, Cal . AVING ASSUMED "HE MANAGEMENT; ALBERT REYN OLDS, Funeral Director.

Bodies Embalmed for shipment. _ Orders ken for Floral Pieces Felapnege ¢ 4 oe . . Pacific NOVEL:AUTO SLEIGH, sleighs to carry the bells? Somehow it. does not seem that the clancing of an automobile gong will bea satisfactory substitute for the merry tink: ling and jingling that add so much to the enjoyment of a sleigh ride on a frosty night. But sleighing, like every: thing else, must keep up with the times, and we-are to have ae automoite sleigh, ‘ : Sneeze Wi SY Tihout Winking, Robby came hone obe day covered vith dirt and bruises and bie pila a ‘Ohen hicvile, “What of-earth fave you been doing, tiv. Chie 7” exclaimed his A gies wWosethet, es “Trin over abig: dog and er a xplained Bobby. iidn't you see kim and give him the read?” “Yes, 1 saw him and was turning out, but when 1 got within about ten feet of him I shut-my eyes, and before I got ’env open again I'd run ihtohim,” “For the land’s sake, what did you shut your eyes for?” “Couldn't help it.’ Had to sneeze. If you think you can hold:your eyes open when the sneeze comes, you just try it some day.” ; If the reader thinks Bobby’s excuse was hot a valid one, let him try it some day “when the sneeze comes.”—Youth’s Companion. Startling Expose. Sister Snowbal—’Deed, Sistah Dabkleigh, did ‘yo’ all n-tice: how. Pabson Pinfeatheh’s bal” hafd shine dis mawnin? Toney, . tell yo’ dat saint sho'ly shine wif intwahd grace. “ Sister Darkleigh-Inwahd grace, nuffin! Pabsou Pinfeatheh done been boa‘din at. mah “house, en. mah boy, “Wasb'nr'tos JetPson done see him polish dat bal’ bald wif dishyer tan shoe dressin.--Buitinore American, . A Careful Speaker, “What did vou expect to prove by that excee dingty long winded argument of yours?” askot the friend, “L didmt expect to prove anything, " answered the orator. “All 1 hoped to do was to confuse the other fellow so that he couldn't prove thay U didn't prove anything ’--Auswers, NO—=cas Smoke -oot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co. s ia the ideal Light. Short Order Restaurant The chased adit bas have reopened the restau. rantin the Mills building on Broad street. ome se give strict atteution te short orders. ne'uding Tamales, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Urs. Steffens & tits, Durand Union Livery Stable Main ot. opp. Union Hotel, Prop’r. Henry Lane, «The uses turn-oursin the onnty.aad plier 4 of them 1) an dee ant niaohe * L. FP. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Roome 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Csi fornia street, Sen Francisco, B. — ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED N. for all newspapers published o: the the Sand wish ‘Islands, *-. nesia, Mexiean ports, I Val Javan, China, New imaland, ate, secre: ‘ Colonies, the Eastern Sta rope. i Biles of peerly every Seosbanie: on ph eee Coast are kept co: ier aya hae . ee advertisers are allowed free accens_t: ring hueiness houre: ‘News ADVERTISING RATES M de know. on application. . right. It cannot be sold. . given aways It tou sghadoah if it ‘ould 1 hew gospel for the new world. -of Happiness.” © Festing phrase eyer put into. a. public . document Is “the pursuit of happiness.” It is’ declared to be an tmalienable It cannot be Ddelleft by will. 4 and of every woman to be 5 feet 4 . was regarded as self evident until wo-. men ‘asserted their undoubted Tight to be 6 feet high also, when some confu-sion: wag Introduced into this interpre. tation of this rhetorical fragment of the eighteenth century, But the inalienable right to the pursult of happiness has never been questioned since it was proclaimed as a The American ‘people accepted it with epthusiasm. as If it had been the discoyery of a gold prospector, and started but in the pursuit as if the devil were after them. If the’ proclamation bad -been that happiness ts a common right of the race, allenable or vutlierwitse: that all men are or may be happy, history and tradition might have interfered to raise a doubt whether even the new form of. government could so change the ethical condition. But the right to make a pursuit of happiness given in a fundamental bill of rights had quite a different aspect. Men had béen engaged in many pursuits, tnost of them disastrous, some of them highly commendable. A sect in Galilee had set up the pursuit of righteousness as the only or the highest object of man’s immortal powers. The rewards of ft, however, were not always immediate. Here was a political sanction of a pursuit that everybody acknowledged to be of a good thing. ( The Astor Batcher Trust, From the northern end of Chatham square starts the Bowery, and a few Steps from its commencement Is the building now used as a Germen thea ter, ‘which was once'the Old Bowery ous to the Revolution the same. site occupled by a ‘building which has a place in history because Washington Alept In it. This was the Bull’s Head tavern. Being close by the city slauzi ter houses, all the butchers who came to town stopped at this inn, making i the first commercial inn of its day During the Revolution Henry Astor, brother of John Jacob “Astor, owned the Bull's Head tavern. He leased 11 to Richard Varian. But Varian went privateering and left the inn, to be conducted by his wife. Astor was a butcher.and conducted his business In the Fly market ir Maiden Inne. He incurred the enmity of all the butchers in the town by con. ceiving the brilhant idea of riding far out along the Bowery lane, meeting the drovers as they brought their cat tle to tewn and buying their stock which he sold to the other butchers. at bis own price. As the lane was really the only road to the city, Astor in this way formed a trust and prospered for many years. The inn, too. prospered until 1826, when it gave place to the Bowery theater—Home Journal. He Let Him Out, The king of Naples, in the plenitude of his absolutism, paid one day a visit to the Neapolitgn prisons in order te see for himselffwhat sort of men his criminals were And whether they really deserved the punishments they wer: undergoing, <x! “What is your sentence? he said to one. “Fifteen years, your majesty.’ “And what had you done?” “Nothing whatever.” “Quite innocent?” “In tirely so, your majesty.” “And Hi 1z he asked another. “Thirty years, sire Victim of false aceusation.” “And you?” to a third. “In for fe, my king.” “And what had you done? “Everything you can think of, my king theft, burglary. highway robbery, man sldughter, murder, T only wonder the: did not sentence me to death.” “What is your name?” asked the king. ‘MM: name,” replied the first class erimina “since I have been here has been $12." After finishing his tour of inspecticn the king said to the governor: “All the: prisoners here seem to be perfectly in nocent. There is only one bad mau among them, No. 912. You had better let him out, lest he corrupt the others.” No Cane, “You charge this man with {mpersc:. ating an officer, do you?” “I do, your honor.” “Tried to make you believe he was: policeman, did he?” “He did.” “When he was in the saloon wit! yor. did he’— “He didn’t go into any saloon, you: honor.” “The prisoner is discharged.”—Ct: cago Tribune. . Fe Rose Rapidly. In speaking of the Inte Ballard Sraltl the Louisville Courier-Journal that when he first sought a position {> ® newspaper. office after graduating from Dartiiouth college he entered thé sanctum with an air of condescension He wore a silk tile anc a velvet jacket He said be wonld lke to be dramntix editor, but ‘he was given a place on the local staff. [fn less than six months tx was made city editor. After that ‘1s rise In journalisth was rapid.Probahiy, “That Baltim ore woman who grave her pet momicy a first. class foneia amust have been greatly attached to civ animal.” “Yes: it probably gare her, monkey wreneb to part mee Ki ‘ SiLyF f regi in ith it” Zé “ t The: Senare eatitled* “The Pursult a ‘Perhaps the. most — and: inten: 8 _ The right of every man to. be 6 fort . Before the Bowery theater and previ: . Rice,"a la Creole. Dainty Chips YOU ‘NEED THEM Y 6 ‘Scadden’ $. Boston Brown Bread, .in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection — IX L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers, ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 ib cartoons. Just-Received and Are Fresh. I seaeaeaeeee es SHSISISISKSES = —— 0 JERR 5 ay Ne mS oe a as 5S SRR Somethi 5 Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closzts, Music. Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ais ae TRS J AMES K ea : Ye Me Me Me SMe Se SM se SE Ee ie He: AS AS AS Ue OH 3 » THIS IS NO JOKE.. Milo Lodge Knights of Pythias.... will give a great APRIL FOOL BAL, At Armory Hall Nevada City... MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1901 Latest and catchiest music by PROF. WILD’S ORCHESTRA F. E Wadsworth, W. F. Boglebright N.W. Bennetts; EB T. R. Powell D. J L. Matler, J. E Isaac J. V. Sayder, Dr. W. P. Sawyer Geo. W, Reeks, A.R. Lord Oapt. W.G. Richards, W. . Dantap Wm. D+lb:idge, J. Rogers H, Metzenbsugher, 3S, Lee Leiter Mark ‘i’. Adams, Reception Committee J.G. O'Neill, O.H Eidy, E+} Moore EJ J. Mi Morgka Geo, W. Ogden, “s Wu. H. Sandow, Witt 1 Peer D. B. Getchell, J.D Floor Director HON. FRANK T, NILON Floor Committee J 5 i Jack3on, Henry BR. Hskins, Wm. Quigley, Ohaus. Symons, a if kerman ayy Hadley Grand March at 9 o’clock Extra Ladics 25 cents, DANCE TICKETS, per couple, $1.00 Gallery—Ge.tiemen 50c, Ladies 25e, The Business of Cooper Brs, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, well-known . Lumber éte is offered for sale at a bargain. shied farther particulars epaly at the office at Lamber Yard, Nevada City, j23 Nevada County, California. R. H. TURNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the Courts of the United States, Makes a specialty oF Mining Cases, Mining Patents and Land Cuses. Office in Claus ‘Spreekles’ Building. orner Third aud Market Streets, San Rooms 12, 14 and 16, i: a % Stead y rare opportunity 's offered for inves'ment. Party desires to seli imme500 shares of stock of the Non Assessabie. Price (0; er share tor all ur avy pa Company's price, $1.10 per share. Address, C. J, TALLON. j No. 308 Market St.» San Francisco. =) ESS = DR. COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, 3 diately, Bachelor's Oi} Company o' California . Has moved his offices to 10004 Ninth Street, vetween Jand K, Hours 101012 a. mi, 2 te 4 anc 7to8P M,, or hy appointment, SACRAMENTO, CAL, ~ Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores. of all description, MM" TESTS AND TH THE REDUCTION OF hee a ana oe to. GOL KUUGHI, Broad aed below ational Hotel . T. H. HICKS & CO. Dancing : Schoob , Ladies and BAPresteses danciug ations every Wednesday ev ning, and ehiidirda’ dancing school every Saturday aftermoom by pee