November 13, 1900 (4 pages)

No. 456." ion for a Patent. ree BM ge nae GIVEN vot ss THAT JAMES ada ‘County, Fret Mad sppleanas f janinlog ground, known lng and Need Jones Har sine Die Dispayi ng quantities, with eu oan ur Placer Claim” pei: ij oes eee ar e South 5 ie halt of the Northwest larter 0: Sect; (7 North, 8 Bast Mh of shis bes is record Office of. Nevada Count, bs ig Claims, page 102, and book ims, page 121, ; adjoining or conflicting min. tents, rie ladies £80) & adver cad pores Bar Phew Ace pageant. @re required to ie ciaims with the Register of os Land Office Bs ony svil @, if <ubes F ease. ot Cai fornia, y anys 6 Perio ee be plication irt Y the Stata ten -ot Nema a NK W. JOHNSON, Register, ordered that the foregoi ation for patent be pubhebed f sixty days (teu consecutive ~ NBVabDA CITY DaILy ‘nay. newspaper published at Ne. NK W. JOHNSON, Register. Speen inquent Notice. NING AND MILLING coy xcation of principal place of Brauciseo, California, LocaRough hand Reau Reauy Mining Disounty, California. e are delinquent upon the foled stock on account of aslevied on the 15th day of Septhe several amounts set opaes of the aly share. Ows: No Certificate, dll Am't. Seah ae 3 i 1000 20 3 one pa ew ba 101 350 ae de sesnenns 102 850 7 7 200 4 2 0 108 10 5 6 1 ites Keua a 1000 p.) seaaoan 1000 20 ». 600 10 1000 2 500 10 1000 2 10 100 2 200. 4 100 3 rectors. made on the 1ith ber, 1900, 8o,many shares of such stock as may be neces old at public auction at the pany, Koom §, 601 California dpa to ‘Gal. on‘Thursday, the vember, 1900, at the hour of § f said day, to cl oa Delinquent hereon, togethe ide pl cost of di. WT hee ot ‘tal ie. No. 8, 001 p Gablorats cot a oO. ornia str . California — 2Atd a tice ‘to Creditors. JPERIOR COURT OF THE Nevada, State of California. er of the estate of William veased. ‘eby given by the undersigned, eas it Will 0} oe of and al the said deHag blag col the necessary four months after. the first this notice to the said Hxecuaw. office of Fred Searls, Neevada county, Cal,, the same ce for ~ trai the transactlon of the id estate in s: county of NeCARL SCHE EMER, ‘eae Will ot William snderok 14 1900, Citizens Bank. JERS’ MEETING: THE ANting of the Stockholders of the saith Jaw, and. an order. _ William Ender; Aon kis geen having its prin. busi ness in the city and county ate of Calitornia) will be hel ~ said corporation in Nevada on nessa the i3th day of 0, ‘or the purpose of electing ré of kaid gorporation toserve nsuing ‘fiscal “tog and unt ors are elected, and for the f such other Pasinces as may be mart for consideration. D.&. oe Secretary. Cal,. Oct. 8, 1900. ad tice of Dissolution. } HEREBY GIVEN THATH.J George E. .Jolinston hereto, thin; busisemeast e corn’ minereint Streets, Nevada City, ive this day dissolved partnerCAR’ & a SAE ASTON. mber 2ist, 1900. a oual Meeting. HE NEVADA AL MERTING eo Brit be bel f officers and leg gates to af ofteors the California slioers eo for the transaction of evel as may come before t D. ZEITLER, Pree RES. ry. . 9 ea ° PS COURT OF NEVADA ECS ODE Nevada, State = TURNER, Plaintiff, ARD BLACG. Agent,for ag Golifornia send 88 inalioge Black, service on you within the clty as and or eity in which oe a 3 on if served out pia i i eounty, wit cas SRS days if served notified that unl as above requingy vine re al aad I take ment fo) demanded, in the on en act emaniel fag ban he 8h day of Ser” pease sfisld Towel e of the Peace ing, ete. on the most reasonable tertas. All _-AMlarness, ; “Wines, Li AC “opener Pa “Green's Co1sair”, iy eng pd capa with each order. of Miss Cohen {argoan Poeauaa a aw Lab wenn weep oance chute evenings, detatday’s exeepted: Wm, Wale ters, Henry Bray, Geo. W. > Wild, Thos. Moore, Steffen & Gates, » Bons Fide Salary-§12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint ¢ Sipinades Bléctric Power Co.'s is the Ideal Light. “represent us, some to travel, cal work. $12 weekly salary and chat Old.established house, pleasant, permanent ‘positions, rapid advancement and increase -of wages. Write at once. Address . BUTLER & ALGER, ‘o = Dept. B, New Havan, Conn House and Lot For Sale. --wtapply inlots to sult. Price, ma eents per dozen.) One or. two plaite of . > sm fi éll. A 7 room house, with both gas and electric’ Phew vipaepererbuptg nw YORK HOTEL. improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. a auSi-tf Wanted. man or woman willing to qualif . "for permanent ‘position of trust, here or in. ap Allowance for Old Machines, — $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machines. from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch's ‘ @rocery store, Grass Valley, and Bovey . . Bros. shoe store, Hevads Oly, Gro. W ‘Renne agent. ' : Paper Hanging, Btc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all or-. . dere for Paper Hanging, Painting, Fresco< . ’ “orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended to. n2-tf . Sug For Rent. : eben think aoe town is ohne for rent, Enquite'at Civizens Bank. nb A diamond cre‘cent pin, attached to bine . necktie bow. The finder will be suitably rewarded by. returning same.to.the National Hotel. nb-lw Lost. A pair of Gold Rim Spectacles. Finder will Please leave at this office. n& (For Buggy. Fops Carriage Trimmings Of all kinda.go to. J. Gains. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES) 50. At price to suit the times. “A Pine Line of Robes fronr $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. Curry All-al Bod? Rock Prices for Cash. . At the vane. No Credit = Roa ae The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at _ “THE — COUNCIL CHAMBER,” Hae Bese £ Sante 8 orm owe. dépitinné. _.UNI sai a RKET,. iW eek a ON HAND A _CHOICE Mapunneey 7 meeps: dn TheirNew Saloon Ve eo BROS, mercial sereot etek Sia “4 mes. w. S. k, SIDR, Proprieto« Rates moderate. Se Sonate rsa : . HANSEN ~ WmoAD sc imyaDa orry, Peerless ‘Silvon. AVING PURCH. THIS POPULAR me im from ong Rime lam presofurnish to my customers the ‘Liquors and Cigars, ib al Sie wee omen wis i my ld will Rf eee treated:ina courteous maneet ee HENRY W. RICH. . “CH. HARRISON, DmaLeE 18 All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest '8<Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Rosenberg Bro . ai. FISHER Newopeper Advertising. Agency. ae Ns Exchauge, Oaling business Made know: on ‘application. — ° pa Crevolene Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. eee administered by inhalSafest yas Most ‘Effectual ons RE Sete Tea cE ty TR iw ets Equal to the average 85-cont Cote. \CITIZENS BANK ‘ecreme ‘aris & American Other Grades at Other Prices. TAYLOR'S TRA STORE, NEVADA CITY. NOTICn TAX PAYERS. The State and. ‘Céettity Taxes . On all: personal property. secured by on real property will he due and payable on the first Monday in October, 1900, At the office of the Oounty Opllector, — Street, Nevada City; and will muitiaieded on the Last Monday: of of November Next at 6 o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto Fifteen per cent will be added, And if said one-half be not paid before the last Monday in April next, at 6 o'clock p. m., an additional five per cent will be added. thereto. remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the First Monday; 1 in Jatuary*Next, And *ill be delinquent on the ~ Last Monday in April aaa At 6 o'clock p. m.; and. un All taxes may be paid at the time the first installment is paid as herein prorig (are.due and. payable if-so van 8 tiaras All taxes will be collected and all penalties enforced strictly in compliance with the law, as above recited. There can be, no extension of time, or favoritism, without @ violation of the law, which applies to all slike, J. J. JACKSON, Tax Collector of Nevada County. Ostober 16th, 1900. ‘ BROAD STREBT, MEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, ~ + » . 80,000 Undivided profits, . 88,000 DIRECTORS. : 5M. Pm BOR. pee SUES ectaveten ee Mion Masisavia “ie ‘Bei : Rt ee ‘lughes. “BUADIEeS HOURS. 10 a. M. to 4 "tates wr. from New York—National Bank of North Amerdg a FrangleooFirst National Bank, Lonnto—National Bank et D. . Mitte he pat oe By cision Collevtions on Why’ part Of the Viised States “Biches price ne for County and State "Gold aad sures at he Bou ‘alogpepee ley, binge! wang a rye pen gn ool watnow "te PHOTOGRAPHS * ® THAT PLEASE lente e % 7 See: -Paris and hailed Ay 22; in his:own rooms. He is buried real property, and one-half of the taxes}. till be ead “man.” _. prior thereto ive’ par conti Has resumed the proprietorship of the ‘history of the young prince, he peof his father’s life, who was rm March 20, 1811, amid great rejoic. as the “king of. January, 1814, Napoleon his wife and child for the tle wes “who never saw Pawel grew to be a handRe Tees sao fellow and quite a brilliant *gcholar.’ Fie had one short:year of military life and then contracted pulmonary disease, from which be died in his ‘twenty-second year.He worshiped the memory of his father and always ‘) pent the anniversary of his death, Juin ‘the Carthusian monastery of Viennay grhich is the. Aneres Westminster . abbey. ‘Blow. Maske Are Made, Paper masks are made by doubling one sheet of a specially prepared. pa} per, wetting It and molding it by hand over a face form, It is then dried by: artificial heat. Openings are cut for eyes, nose and mouth, and It is painted and decorated by hand as desired. Wire masks are made by stamping a piece of wire netting about a foot square over a face mold in a large ma: chine, inclosing the rough wire edges in a narrow strip of lead. Then it Is painted. The painting is done by hand in. oil colors.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Must Discriminate, “Bor mercy’s sake, Mildred,” ex. ctbctitied Mrs. Highmore, shocked at the negligee attire of her youngest daugh ter, who had gone to the front door te look ata fire onthe other side of the atreet, “don’t you know you’ heves ought to appear in public with your collar unbuottoned and» your sleeves rolled up except when you are playing ‘golf?”—Chicago Tribune. ; Table Talk. : “They say the--er—late departed,” said the first cannibal, indicating the dish: before ure tovas a very learned ” / E **1ideed,” Peptiod ” the ‘otter, leijvig himself for the third time. “Then this is truly what the white men call an ‘intellectual feast.’”’=—Philadelphia Press. Where Changes Are Rapid. The South American stretched 98 self, yawned and sat up. “Well; how goes the ee aaah asked the’ visitor who had just entered. “How do 1 know?’ ‘was the answer ing question. “I’ve beén asleep for over ap hour.”—Chicago’ Post.Very fine razors are ‘made at the pres ent day, but of no finer steel than. that contained in the Damasciis swords and knives which the, anelents used several thousand years ago. ; "You can expect ‘a shower at Panama about 8 o'clock every afternoon during fhe ssipy, Season. , ‘ , ru] FROSH : Olym pia. _ OYSTER COCKTAILS. —MADE TO ORDER AT— Tegler's Candy Factory Price; 10. Cents. wens SALOON i a a A Ley Bg mpeg da AT Thave hea te e thoroughly rem ales and am of serve my patrons with the WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. ‘THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. OLD BAKERY.GEORGE WM, DURST NEW. YORK BAKERY Ow Commeroial street he was aay amen pads ioe CAKES AND FANCY. PASTRY. To order, & specialty I frame all kinds of hebalia: with artistic: iadgetmts ie & Pe = Tass Valley and Nevada City. BROS. . Proprietors of ‘Valley Soda Works eeutelenN. F. ‘HOWESLL Plumber. a BE} round nd trips daily. *BUS + LEE. TIMETABLE: ‘and Grass sValoy atthe following ng Nevads Oity at.10.0. m2, 5 ing Grass Valley at'$:45a.m. 1, this. really ended the} “fhe latter was told, ee a Heaiiietd Wee ae Zoe New Yerk’s Slaveship. Magazine. The greatest impetus was }given to: the slave trade by the act. of: ‘parliament of 1684, which legalized ¢ . slavery in ‘the: North. American, cole, : nies, ‘This goes hot mean that slavery }was unknown fn what is now the ‘United States’ before that timé, be. cause as early a8:1620 a Dutch man-of-: ‘war-landed and sold. 20 African” negroes at Jamestown, Va. In 1626 the West India company im-. New. York city, then New Amsterdam, ‘The city ttself owned shares in a slaveship, advanced money <for its fitting: ‘put and shared in the profits of tis voyages. This recognition and encour: ing fact that‘ in 1750 slaves formed one-sixth of the ‘entire population of New York. The general prevalence cf slavery is shown by the fact that-at this time there were 67 slaves in New: York's small suburb of Brooklyn, and that in Londor itself there were resident 20,000 slaves, Slaves were at that time publicly dealt in on the London exchanre: ‘No wonder the traffic In human flesh was & recognized commerce,, and that in 1771, the Hnglish alone sent to Africa 192 ships equipped for the trade ‘and with a carrying capacity of 47,146 slaves per tip: A Tricky Dos, Not long ago a very fat spantel was introduced into the house where a fox terrier had always been the master, however, to behave well to the neweomer and not to bully him, So. the two seemed. fairly friendly and in the end got-in the habit of taking short rambles together. However, the fox terrier was evidently of a thoughtful disposition and on one occasion Came across a bank, or wall, which was easy enough ‘to leap off, 1.t there was greater difficulty in returning. The fox ,terrier sprang down the bank and enticed his heavy’ companion to follow, with the result that the latter could not get back, while the former, by reason of liis greater activity, was easily able to do. q Now the terrier saw bis opportunity, returned home and cruelly left his com panion lamenting. Never did the for mer seem happier or gayer than op that day when he bad once more the sole. run of the house, and he sulked when later on the spaniel bad been found, assisted up the wall and brought home. Since then the fox terrier bas repeat edly got the spaniel down the same plate, “with the vsial fesult, and seems to glory in his mischievous act. Whether the “fat dog” will learn to avoid temptation to such a ramble remains to be seen.— Buffalo News. “David Harum” Came to Be Written, An interesting little anecdote is told about how ‘‘DavidHarum” came to. be written. It is rather pathetic. It seems that Mr. Wescott; the author, was the kind of man who could do pretty much anything—paint a picture, plan a house or compose a sonata—but he had never made miuch money, so when he became il} and realized that he might not live Jong and would leave his family with little or.no money; he was desperate. “Write a. book,” suggested a friend and neighbor. to him; one day; when they were talking over the situation. “1 did make an attempt at it once,” answered Mr. Wescott. “I tried a love story, but 1 couldn't make it go.” "Add a@ little local color to vk,” said the first speaker. ‘Take onde: of the people about here that-you know and work. him up-old —<—, for instance,” mentioning, a character familiar te them both. “}e'd be first rate,’ “That's a-gooud, idea!” exclaimed Mr. Wescott,and the result of this conver gation was “David Harum,” and yet “David” was. never in the story at all as it was first conceiyed,—Anua Went worth in Woman’s Home Comnanion How «-Semi-Centennial YearTHE INDEPENDENT, . New York. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part ofa year. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. THE INDEPENDENT . 180 Fulton St., N.Y Table, of Distances. a i TO . MILES. Birohvilic. mee bemee x sie 154 Bowman’s Dam. Bias glk ¥i5/ ae Oamptonville.... 23 Cherokee.. ENE ee 1234 * Columbia Hill....18% OT SG BER SYS Be PE ele 16 DatohFiat 33. 6.003. < Sees 9 a Downieville.... 44 Edwards Bridge. .. HRY oe Forest City . 2.5. 2050258: 89 French Corral..5.: 18% Graniteville.... 25 EW Grass Valley. ..5.+6. : Napkke Olt 6 osc yee cases deg. Moore’s Fiat...,.20 North Bloomfield. .. 14% Se ee Lgih Sie sage apie ye ‘Brid, Peer ee Fe . Reliet Bi : ae Siorra Oity.+.5...-66 Os eae ks « > 3 Toten 4 YoU BeterpsesneyeyevrereyglO When New York city owned a slavé. + ship is told in an article in Pearson's: ported slaves from the West Indies to:. \ Agement may account for the astonna. Wey , Ta ble: Delicacies —o ein Bicdinas > es 322220080 PG. ‘SCADDEN’ S. haps at California Ripe Ginga deb in bottles, California Home Dinner— cee Popeye Catry wie i Rice Beef and Rice Ala Creole ~ American Biscuits in fancy packages. ' p Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. ~y I X L Chile Con Carnes. 1X L Prijoles. — ¥ Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasse Finest Corn in the Market— i. Carton Maine Sweet Corn, . P. G. Spice Commercial St. >@OSO8 ©8000864 2 Sa : = . The Nevada County Oil Company Offers the Best Inducements to Stockholders. Operating in the centre of thejfamous,Kern River District, 0000cG00— Development work is progressing favorably on be Co . drilling will.commence about the 8th of Nove mmpsny’s (property and ‘het stock in 4 Company surrounded by arodaciig wells in a guaranteed disStock is now selling for 75c per share, D.B. merge ‘President ; Ea om W. Marsh, Vice President; W.B.R 4 } obb, Secretary ; BK. T.R. Powell, H . M. Cooper, F. L ‘Arb t, : WwW. Tavlet,, W.L. Mobley, W. G. Ross . sprees: Fo Ge rales, We “we . Dr. La Rue’s: ~~ Gough Gure Coughs and: Colds Bronchitis and Asthma Pleasant, safe asta prompt. anteed by A. DICKERMAN : For sale and guara4 THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have bean in the lambe business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of Building Houses —ON THE— (installment Plan, And we are still at it. ,Onll and learn our terms before letting Coe M: L. & D. MARSH. PLAZA PLANING MILL . cakes RICE & LEWIS, Props. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. auidine.s: Brackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store}Fixtures, 4 Turning, House-Trimming, Fanev Grill Workla Specialty, eh Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes j Getour stim4 es ou any work of this sort that you may need. 4) RICE & LEWIS, SackaManTo Sr., ie ath Crry. EX. c&. Ee. Kae COOPER Will Furnish you All Material: for: Your ‘New Home ey On. THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL: . Good Lumber gt reasonable rates. ; : FRED E. BROWN. _ EDWARD 4. MORGANBROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, — . NEVADA GITY, += © CALIFORNIA — Agents for Prolte States igh a ea i, saa

No. 456." ion for a Patent. ree BM ge nae GIVEN vot ss THAT JAMES ada ‘County, Fret Mad sppleanas f janinlog ground, known lng and Need Jones Har sine Die Dispayi ng quantities, with eu oan ur Placer Claim” pei: ij oes eee ar e South 5 ie halt of the Northwest larter 0: Sect; (7 North, 8 Bast Mh of shis bes is record Office of. Nevada Count, bs ig Claims, page 102, and book ims, page 121, ; adjoining or conflicting min. tents, rie ladies £80) & adver cad pores Bar Phew Ace pageant. @re required to ie ciaims with the Register of os Land Office Bs ony svil @, if <ubes F ease. ot Cai fornia, y anys 6 Perio ee be plication irt Y the Stata ten -ot Nema a NK W. JOHNSON, Register, ordered that the foregoi ation for patent be pubhebed f sixty days (teu consecutive ~ NBVabDA CITY DaILy ‘nay. newspaper published at Ne. NK W. JOHNSON, Register. Speen inquent Notice. NING AND MILLING coy xcation of principal place of Brauciseo, California, LocaRough hand Reau Reauy Mining Disounty, California. e are delinquent upon the foled stock on account of aslevied on the 15th day of Septhe several amounts set opaes of the aly share. Ows: No Certificate, dll Am't. Seah ae 3 i 1000 20 3 one pa ew ba 101 350 ae de sesnenns 102 850 7 7 200 4 2 0 108 10 5 6 1 ites Keua a 1000 p.) seaaoan 1000 20 ». 600 10 1000 2 500 10 1000 2 10 100 2 200. 4 100 3 rectors. made on the 1ith ber, 1900, 8o,many shares of such stock as may be neces old at public auction at the pany, Koom §, 601 California dpa to ‘Gal. on‘Thursday, the vember, 1900, at the hour of § f said day, to cl oa Delinquent hereon, togethe ide pl cost of di. WT hee ot ‘tal ie. No. 8, 001 p Gablorats cot a oO. ornia str . California — 2Atd a tice ‘to Creditors. JPERIOR COURT OF THE Nevada, State of California. er of the estate of William veased. ‘eby given by the undersigned, eas it Will 0} oe of and al the said deHag blag col the necessary four months after. the first this notice to the said Hxecuaw. office of Fred Searls, Neevada county, Cal,, the same ce for ~ trai the transactlon of the id estate in s: county of NeCARL SCHE EMER, ‘eae Will ot William snderok 14 1900, Citizens Bank. JERS’ MEETING: THE ANting of the Stockholders of the saith Jaw, and. an order. _ William Ender; Aon kis geen having its prin. busi ness in the city and county ate of Calitornia) will be hel ~ said corporation in Nevada on nessa the i3th day of 0, ‘or the purpose of electing ré of kaid gorporation toserve nsuing ‘fiscal “tog and unt ors are elected, and for the f such other Pasinces as may be mart for consideration. D.&. oe Secretary. Cal,. Oct. 8, 1900. ad tice of Dissolution. } HEREBY GIVEN THATH.J George E. .Jolinston hereto, thin; busisemeast e corn’ minereint Streets, Nevada City, ive this day dissolved partnerCAR’ & a SAE ASTON. mber 2ist, 1900. a oual Meeting. HE NEVADA AL MERTING eo Brit be bel f officers and leg gates to af ofteors the California slioers eo for the transaction of evel as may come before t D. ZEITLER, Pree RES. ry. . 9 ea ° PS COURT OF NEVADA ECS ODE Nevada, State = TURNER, Plaintiff, ARD BLACG. Agent,for ag Golifornia send 88 inalioge Black, service on you within the clty as and or eity in which oe a 3 on if served out pia i i eounty, wit cas SRS days if served notified that unl as above requingy vine re al aad I take ment fo) demanded, in the on en act emaniel fag ban he 8h day of Ser” pease sfisld Towel e of the Peace ing, ete. on the most reasonable tertas. All _-AMlarness, ; “Wines, Li AC “opener Pa “Green's Co1sair”, iy eng pd capa with each order. of Miss Cohen {argoan Poeauaa a aw Lab wenn weep oance chute evenings, detatday’s exeepted: Wm, Wale ters, Henry Bray, Geo. W. > Wild, Thos. Moore, Steffen & Gates, » Bons Fide Salary-§12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint ¢ Sipinades Bléctric Power Co.'s is the Ideal Light. “represent us, some to travel, cal work. $12 weekly salary and chat Old.established house, pleasant, permanent ‘positions, rapid advancement and increase -of wages. Write at once. Address . BUTLER & ALGER, ‘o = Dept. B, New Havan, Conn House and Lot For Sale. --wtapply inlots to sult. Price, ma eents per dozen.) One or. two plaite of . > sm fi éll. A 7 room house, with both gas and electric’ Phew vipaepererbuptg nw YORK HOTEL. improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. a auSi-tf Wanted. man or woman willing to qualif . "for permanent ‘position of trust, here or in. ap Allowance for Old Machines, — $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machines. from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch's ‘ @rocery store, Grass Valley, and Bovey . . Bros. shoe store, Hevads Oly, Gro. W ‘Renne agent. ' : Paper Hanging, Btc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all or-. . dere for Paper Hanging, Painting, Fresco< . ’ “orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended to. n2-tf . Sug For Rent. : eben think aoe town is ohne for rent, Enquite'at Civizens Bank. nb A diamond cre‘cent pin, attached to bine . necktie bow. The finder will be suitably rewarded by. returning same.to.the National Hotel. nb-lw Lost. A pair of Gold Rim Spectacles. Finder will Please leave at this office. n& (For Buggy. Fops Carriage Trimmings Of all kinda.go to. J. Gains. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES) 50. At price to suit the times. “A Pine Line of Robes fronr $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. Curry All-al Bod? Rock Prices for Cash. . At the vane. No Credit = Roa ae The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at _ “THE — COUNCIL CHAMBER,” Hae Bese £ Sante 8 orm owe. dépitinné. _.UNI sai a RKET,. iW eek a ON HAND A _CHOICE Mapunneey 7 meeps: dn TheirNew Saloon Ve eo BROS, mercial sereot etek Sia “4 mes. w. S. k, SIDR, Proprieto« Rates moderate. Se Sonate rsa : . HANSEN ~ WmoAD sc imyaDa orry, Peerless ‘Silvon. AVING PURCH. THIS POPULAR me im from ong Rime lam presofurnish to my customers the ‘Liquors and Cigars, ib al Sie wee omen wis i my ld will Rf eee treated:ina courteous maneet ee HENRY W. RICH. . “CH. HARRISON, DmaLeE 18 All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest '8<Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. Opp. Rosenberg Bro . ai. FISHER Newopeper Advertising. Agency. ae Ns Exchauge, Oaling business Made know: on ‘application. — ° pa Crevolene Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. eee administered by inhalSafest yas Most ‘Effectual ons RE Sete Tea cE ty TR iw ets Equal to the average 85-cont Cote. \CITIZENS BANK ‘ecreme ‘aris & American Other Grades at Other Prices. TAYLOR'S TRA STORE, NEVADA CITY. NOTICn TAX PAYERS. The State and. ‘Céettity Taxes . On all: personal property. secured by on real property will he due and payable on the first Monday in October, 1900, At the office of the Oounty Opllector, — Street, Nevada City; and will muitiaieded on the Last Monday: of of November Next at 6 o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto Fifteen per cent will be added, And if said one-half be not paid before the last Monday in April next, at 6 o'clock p. m., an additional five per cent will be added. thereto. remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the First Monday; 1 in Jatuary*Next, And *ill be delinquent on the ~ Last Monday in April aaa At 6 o'clock p. m.; and. un All taxes may be paid at the time the first installment is paid as herein prorig (are.due and. payable if-so van 8 tiaras All taxes will be collected and all penalties enforced strictly in compliance with the law, as above recited. There can be, no extension of time, or favoritism, without @ violation of the law, which applies to all slike, J. J. JACKSON, Tax Collector of Nevada County. Ostober 16th, 1900. ‘ BROAD STREBT, MEVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid upincoin, ~ + » . 80,000 Undivided profits, . 88,000 DIRECTORS. : 5M. Pm BOR. pee SUES ectaveten ee Mion Masisavia “ie ‘Bei : Rt ee ‘lughes. “BUADIEeS HOURS. 10 a. M. to 4 "tates wr. from New York—National Bank of North Amerdg a FrangleooFirst National Bank, Lonnto—National Bank et D. . Mitte

he pat oe By cision Collevtions on Why’ part Of the Viised States “Biches price ne for County and State "Gold aad sures at he Bou ‘alogpepee ley, binge! wang a rye pen gn ool watnow "te PHOTOGRAPHS * ® THAT PLEASE lente e % 7 See: -Paris and hailed Ay 22; in his:own rooms. He is buried real property, and one-half of the taxes}. till be ead “man.” _. prior thereto ive’ par conti Has resumed the proprietorship of the ‘history of the young prince, he peof his father’s life, who was rm March 20, 1811, amid great rejoic. as the “king of. January, 1814, Napoleon his wife and child for the tle wes “who never saw Pawel grew to be a handRe Tees sao fellow and quite a brilliant *gcholar.’ Fie had one short:year of military life and then contracted pulmonary disease, from which be died in his ‘twenty-second year..He worshiped the memory of his father and always ‘) pent the anniversary of his death, Juin ‘the Carthusian monastery of Viennay grhich is the. Aneres Westminster . abbey. ‘Blow. Maske Are Made, Paper masks are made by doubling one sheet of a specially prepared. pa} per, wetting It and molding it by hand over a face form, It is then dried by: artificial heat. Openings are cut for eyes, nose and mouth, and It is painted and decorated by hand as desired. Wire masks are made by stamping a piece of wire netting about a foot square over a face mold in a large ma: chine, inclosing the rough wire edges in a narrow strip of lead. Then it Is painted. The painting is done by hand in. oil colors.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Must Discriminate, “Bor mercy’s sake, Mildred,” ex. ctbctitied Mrs. Highmore, shocked at the negligee attire of her youngest daugh ter, who had gone to the front door te look ata fire onthe other side of the atreet, “don’t you know you’ heves ought to appear in public with your collar unbuottoned and» your sleeves rolled up except when you are playing ‘golf?”—Chicago Tribune. ; Table Talk. : “They say the--er—late departed,” said the first cannibal, indicating the dish: before ure tovas a very learned ” / E **1ideed,” Peptiod ” the ‘otter, leijvig himself for the third time. “Then this is truly what the white men call an ‘intellectual feast.’”’=—Philadelphia Press. Where Changes Are Rapid. The South American stretched 98 self, yawned and sat up. “Well; how goes the ee aaah asked the’ visitor who had just entered. “How do 1 know?’ ‘was the answer ing question. “I’ve beén asleep for over ap hour.”—Chicago’ Post.Very fine razors are ‘made at the pres ent day, but of no finer steel than. that contained in the Damasciis swords and knives which the, anelents used several thousand years ago. ; "You can expect ‘a shower at Panama about 8 o'clock every afternoon during fhe ssipy, Season. , ‘ , ru] FROSH : Olym pia. _ OYSTER COCKTAILS.. —MADE TO ORDER AT— Tegler's Candy Factory Price; 10. Cents. wens SALOON i a a A Ley Bg mpeg da AT Thave hea te e thoroughly rem ales and am of serve my patrons with the WINES AND LIQUORS. Beer 5 Cents. ‘THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. OLD BAKERY.GEORGE WM, DURST NEW. YORK BAKERY Ow Commeroial street he was aay amen pads ioe CAKES AND FANCY. PASTRY. To order, & specialty I frame all kinds of hebalia: with artistic: iadgetmts ie & Pe = Tass Valley and Nevada City. BROS. . Proprietors of ‘Valley Soda Works eeutelenN. F. ‘HOWESLL Plumber. a BE} round nd trips daily. *BUS + LEE. TIMETABLE: ‘and Grass sValoy atthe following ng Nevads Oity at.10.0. m2, 5 ing Grass Valley at'$:45a.m. 1, this. really ended the} “fhe latter was told, ee a Heaiiietd Wee ae Zoe New Yerk’s Slaveship. Magazine. The greatest impetus was }given to: the slave trade by the act. of: ‘parliament of 1684, which legalized ¢ . slavery in ‘the: North. American, cole, : nies, ‘This goes hot mean that slavery }was unknown fn what is now the ‘United States’ before that timé, be. cause as early a8:1620 a Dutch man-of-: ‘war-landed and sold. 20 African” negroes at Jamestown, Va. In 1626 the West India company im-. New. York city, then New Amsterdam, ‘The city ttself owned shares in a slaveship, advanced money <for its fitting: ‘put and shared in the profits of tis voyages. This recognition and encour: ing fact that‘ in 1750 slaves formed one-sixth of the ‘entire population of New York. The general prevalence cf slavery is shown by the fact that-at this time there were 67 slaves in New: York's small suburb of Brooklyn, and that in Londor itself there were resident 20,000 slaves, Slaves were at that time publicly dealt in on the London exchanre: ‘No wonder the traffic In human flesh was & recognized commerce,, and that in 1771, the Hnglish alone sent to Africa 192 ships equipped for the trade ‘and with a carrying capacity of 47,146 slaves per tip: A Tricky Dos, Not long ago a very fat spantel was introduced into the house where a fox terrier had always been the master, however, to behave well to the neweomer and not to bully him, So. the two seemed. fairly friendly and in the end got-in the habit of taking short rambles together. However, the fox terrier was evidently of a thoughtful disposition and on one occasion Came across a bank, or wall, which was easy enough ‘to leap off, 1..t there was greater difficulty in returning. The fox ,terrier sprang down the bank and enticed his heavy’ companion to follow, with the result that the latter could not get back, while the former, by reason of liis greater activity, was easily able to do. q Now the terrier saw bis opportunity, returned home and cruelly left his com panion lamenting. Never did the for mer seem happier or gayer than op that day when he bad once more the sole. run of the house, and he sulked when later on the spaniel bad been found, assisted up the wall and brought home. Since then the fox terrier bas repeat edly got the spaniel down the same plate, “with the vsial fesult, and seems to glory in his mischievous act. Whether the “fat dog” will learn to avoid temptation to such a ramble remains to be seen.— Buffalo News. “David Harum” Came to Be Written, An interesting little anecdote is told about how ‘‘DavidHarum” came to. be written. It is rather pathetic. It seems that Mr. Wescott; the author, was the kind of man who could do pretty much anything—paint a picture, plan a house or compose a sonata—but he had never made miuch money, so when he became il} and realized that he might not live Jong and would leave his family with little or.no money; he was desperate. “Write a. book,” suggested a friend and neighbor. to him; one day; when they were talking over the situation. “1 did make an attempt at it once,” answered Mr. Wescott. “I tried a love story, but 1 couldn't make it go.” "Add a@ little local color to vk,” said the first speaker. ‘Take onde: of the people about here that-you know and work. him up-old —<—, for instance,” mentioning, a character familiar te them both.. “}e'd be first rate,’ “That's a-gooud, idea!” exclaimed Mr. Wescott,and the result of this conver gation was “David Harum,” and yet “David” was. never in the story at all as it was first conceiyed,—Anua Went worth in Woman’s Home Comnanion How «-Semi-Centennial YearTHE INDEPENDENT, . 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