September 27, 1901 (4 pages)

ee errs — SS — E. J. Recror, Pres. Agency Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up CapitalA General Banking Business Transacted. Gold bullion. Drafts drawn on any part of the world, bought and advances Loans made on Keal and Personal Security. . Interest Paid on Deposits. Broad Street Best We Ever Tasted! Is thejverdict ofall our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. W. H. Martin, Vice P. $50,000 made on National Hotel Building Free Delivery to apy part of thecity. Wed ding Cakes and Fancy Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West8. DR. N. B. CHAPMANDR. GW. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Cal. TIE FABLE NO. 55. Trains wiil leave and arrive at Nevada City as followe LEAVING FOR COLFAX. < Dally; 5:30 A. M. cal * Stockton at 1:15 P.M. 9:00 stocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, 215 p. m. . Daily; copnecting 1:00 P. M. Overlaud ‘Train, Overland 10:00 A. connecting with Loeal train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. aud San rrancisco vie A, M. Daily , connecting with overland train No. 5, stopping only at Auburn, i Port Costa nd Oakland, arriviug iu San Francisco at with leaving Sap Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Rast, and { Limited leaving San Francisco at SIMPLICITY . DURABILIT PORTABILITY “The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers inevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. WY vite for Circular. ALIGNMENT CAUTION Send for Circular to WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Sole Agents, For Sale by H. Dickerman. rows French Periodical Drops Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, stire to accomplish DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine is pu? up Only in paste-board Car Y i aec-simile si on side of the bottle, thus: ton with fac-simile signature on earelend, Ohio. call us up by telephone. J. CAJRNS Has just received a fine line of HORSE Also a fine line line of Gents Driving BUGGY WHIPS at 10’cents up. all grades at Buggy and Cart Tops, Cushions and Loot Hotel for Sale THE CURNOW HOTEL At Cherokee, is offered,for sale fat,a bargain. This well known hostelry cntains 25 rooms, and is partly furnished. A good barn and fine well of water on the premises. For further particulars inquire at the CENTRAL HOTEL Nevada City, Cal. al9 Are ready toserve ali customers with PURE MOUNTAIN ICE. and will leave it at your door daily. Leave orders at our office, at junction Broad and Cominercial streets, or xk * CORCORAN & ARBOGAST., Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. CITIZENS. BANK beorporated 1276.) HARNESS AND SADDLERY DEALER, BRUSHES at prices ranging frou: 256 cts. up. BOAD HTREBT, -CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 BBYADA CITY and Work Gloves. tas nea let Paidupincoin, = 50,000 Ladies Driving Gauntlets. Undivided profits, = 35,000 Whip Steeks of all kinds from 25 ae Heres He : ° DIRECTORS. &. M. PRESTON. ..ccccesseee <eraes President ioun T. Monagan, . Cashier ™, BE. MORGAN..0600 Seascale hace .Secretary Hon, Niles Searia, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman G feot M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. a.M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 8:80 to 7:30 P.M. fo@F Lam manufacturing Harness of lowest prices. Also “I P.M Daily; connecting with Lo-. all kinds of Carriage Trimming done CORRBSPOSDANTS. 5: Beir y cal irdin “wee 2 °eF-ton short notice. Hand made Harness} yew York—National Bank of North Amer 3 Hand Cvertang rains for} .1@ Carriage Trimming a specialty. ioa. ; = a Rational Bank, Lon ae Jes si a OsuY don, Paris merican Bank. LMAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY] > 1a . Sacramerto—Natioual Bank of D. O. Mili aE Oe J. CAIRNS, Nevada City. : ; arriving From Grass Yaliey Only. 8:37 A.M. Dally &RMRIVEING FROM O18 9:45 A. M 1:00 P. M * land Train from Hast. * jand train from Kast Dally ; connecting with ( er. > £ Ly bting wit Syer §:00 P.M. land Train leaving Sau ¥: eleey at 8:00 A. M. and Overlar loaving San Francisco at i0A M 9:40 P.M. Trgfn leaving 4:50 P. M. and ali woints South, Pony {ix ¥.G. BEATTY Gen P $87.00 ROUND “is LastPan-American Excursion. i a Tickets on sale October 31 and 4th at all main line points in Califorhia on the. Southern Pacific Good for return until October 31st . a eg Daily ; connecting with Ov arDaily; connecting with overDaily: ecnmecting with Lo a! sacramento at BUFFALO aud Tisket Agt. from Buffalo; from Chicago within 60} days frcm date of sale. Inquire of MORRIS LGENER, 8S. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. . . NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee UNDER REW MANAGEMERT-—-A home-like up-to-date house, situated in one of the pleasantest portions.of the Queen City. Fifty uice rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not-surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BAR with the highest-grade Whiskies, liquors Hte. Fancy.Mixed Drini ialtv Cool and Sharp, CENTS A GLASS Aud drawn to the King’s taste. The Celebrated H. b. Whiskey At ‘‘Tom’s Place.”’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r E. W. SCHIIIDT, «> LEADING CIGAR DBALER, Pine Street... aaanhine Nevada Cit; “LEADING LADY, Best & Cent Ci? Sold, : --—-Ig sTOCck-—— GENERAL*ARTHUB HUMBOLDT IMPT And, Other Brands’ ~~ Best Steam Beer; ga . . Se SAN TOYD PP. LARUK. National Exchange Stable, troad Street, opp. National Ruchange H-ie! JANES HENSHSSY, = feacher o Vocal and instrumental portions of apply to the Professor, either by lettero: personally, at hts homein North San Juan or the Union Hotel. Nevads City Neavda City Transfer Co 0. Weiss Sight Drafts payabie in NiW YORK, FRANCISCO, SACRAMENT). Also Bills of Exchange payable at sight is red principal cities o reat Britaln an urope. Coliections on any part of the United State specialty. Highest price paid for County and Stet Warrants. Gold and Sliver Bullion purcol-sed agsny Office ot the Bank. GEORGE JONES. JONES & LARUEL, Attorneys at Law, Grass Valley, Cal. Telephone—Black 134. Thie Bank Maintains an office at Grass Vai ley, where a general Barkiog Business ts transacted. é. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grsae Vallev_ Unions Hotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business Nevada City, Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stab!e has the largeet !ot cf ELAS ASES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To he foond in this part of the? ate ©, R. DAVIS Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. Music, Aleo Choral avid Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and othe: Nevada county weekly for the urpose of instrneting pupils at their own omes. For particulars aeto terms of tuition, etc This Favorite Hotel-has been remcodeied, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. repainted, One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street Nevada City, Cai S+ opping p'ace for all Stages and Busses. Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. Dentist. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embulmed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Piece: Telephone 34. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without_Pain. Office Hours—9 to 124. M. andito5 p. mM. 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 Lund Cases. DRAYING AND HAULING. rticular attention paid to the transpo u of bargage for theatrical parties. no and fugniture moving. Tepaces 8 YOOU D. 5S. BAKER. Pa 4 The Leading Flour. oe i Office in,Claus Spreckles’ Buildi 7 an . ES y cor. Third ana Market pny 4 ) ©/79 Francisco, “Rooms 12, 14 and 16 SU ytYE 2, @ . C. H. HARRISON, ‘\\ &'parenr @ 7 SS Fre _ Y DEALER is N [18] ROLLER nZ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco S 4 Cont The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, . BROAD STREBT. Opn. Rosenberg's "New Fruit and Vegetable Store YEE LEE & CO? AVE ned a first-class Store adjoini H the Bridge on MAIN STREET, a w be kept at all times the very best of Fruits v bles, Chickens, etc. Also Cigass and Tobacco. Goods delivered free of charge and the best of satisfaction guaranteed. ORDINANCE NO. 74. Granting to Nevada Counfy Traction Company a franchise to construct and operate a street railroad along and upon the County Road between the corporate limits of the City of Grass Valley and tne corporate limifs of Nevada City, by way of Town Tatk, in sxid Nevada County. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SHCTION 1. The franchise and privilege is hereby granted to Nevada County Traction Coimpany, its snecessors and assigns, to construct and operate a_ street, railroad along and upon the County road _between, the corporate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Lalk, in said Nevada Couuty, said railroad to be operated by either electric power, steam power, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, underground cable, horses, mules or other approved method of transportation, over and upon the following route: “Commencing on the eastern boundary line of the corpo: ate limits of the City o! »orass Valley, at the junction of Main Street and the Grass Valley and Nevada City turnpike; thence along the Southerly side of Grass Valley aud Nevada City Turnpike to the Idaho road; thence curving Northerly to the Westerly side of the Grass Valley aud Nevada City Turnpike; thence Northerly along the westerly tide of the Grass Vailey and Nevada City Turnpike to the Southerly line of the property of Roger Shackleton and Charles Shackleton; thence leaving the CouatyRoad, Northerly and Easterly through and upon private property, by ard with the consent of the owner, to the Northerly side of the old Hughes road; thence through and upon private property, by and with the consent of the owner, to a poipt sixty-eight (68) feet Southerly from the iron tence in front of the residence and property of Richard Noell, intersecting the County _Road ; thence ere tyrone A along the Northwesterly side of the Grass Valley and Nevada City Turnpike to a point opposite Glenbrook Park; thence again leaving the County Road, curving Northerly into and upon private property, by and with the consent of the owner, passing through and upon same on such courses as may afford a practical ratie for the operation of cars to Town Telk;thenec along the Northwesterly side. of the lower Grass Valley and Nevada City furnpike to the Southerly boundary line of the corporate. limits of the City of Nevada. Said railroad to consist of either single or doub'e track, with necessary turnouts and switches; provided, however, that in no case shall a double track or turnout be laid on said. County Road, where said road is not, at least forty feet in width. E SECTION 2. The ties and rails of said raijroad and all turnouts and -switehesshall Leso placed as to afford no_ unnecessary obstruction to travel on such County Road, ard the same shall beso located on such route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfaction of, the Supervisors of the first and second supervisoral districts of said Nevada County. if the said Road shal be operated by electric ower, the same shall be operated by overhead trolley system, and the poles carrying the power current shall -be set in a safe, substantial. aud workmanlike manner, and sha'l be sufficiently removed from the traveled part of said road so as not to interfere with the travel thereon, aud wires shail be strung on said poles in a manner to prevebt their coming to the ground. SECTION 3. The said grantee and its assigns shall pave or macadamize the travel part of said County Road between the rails, between the tracks, and for two feet each side thereof, with the same material used by the County, upon the highways over which the road runs respectively, and keepthe eame constantly in repair, flush with the highway and provided with suitableercssings; and shall make the road bed conform at ali times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and * grades to be made under the instructions and to the satisfaction of said Supervisors .of the first and second supery soral districts in case the ssid grantee or its a‘signs fail to comply with the :nstructions given by said otficers for ten days after service thereof upon the agei.t of said grantee, resident in said Nevada County, the said Supervisors or their employees, may enter upon the road of said grantee and do the work as ordered by said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which said grantee, by theaccep' ance ofthisfranchise hereby agrees to pay immediately upon its presentation to said grautee’s local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4, Cars shall be run over the road constructed under his franchise dusipg every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents, or for reasons over which the grantee has no control. Provided, further that cars shall be operated upon said lines atinteryals of not more than.one hour between (he hours of 7;30_a. in and 9:30 p.m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents, or tor reasous over which the grantee has no control. SECTION 5. The said grantee, and its assigns shal construct ail necessary flumes and culverts forthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railroad, where the same naturally flows; and all curves, aqueducts, turnouts andswitches shail be constructed under the plans and specifications approved by the Supervisors of the tirst and sécond supervisoral districts aforesaid. SECTION 6. The. County of Nevada, in making the theright to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to lay gas, water or other pipestherein, sueh work to be done so as to injure said railroad as little as péssible. SECTION 7. Provided, further, that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway, or highway intersections iu such &@ manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by vehieles. SECTION 8, That the rate of fare, one way, for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connecting line or lines leading to or into the City of Grass Valley, or to or tac the City of Nevada, in said County, and . operating under said franchise, shall not exceed fifteen cents for one passenger. SECTION 9. Werk shall be commeiiced by said grantee . or such work shall be actually under way . within the period of ten-days from the final . Passage of this ordinance, and work shal! be . completed upon and slong said route within a period of three months from the tinal pas. sage of this ordinance. SECTION 10. This franchise and right shall continue for the term of forty-nine (49) years from the . date of the final passage of this ordiuauce. . SECTION 11. . This franchise is granted subject to.a . special privilege heretofore granted to John . Martin, by ordinance numbered 69, passed by this Board on April 2, 1901, This ordinance sball take effect and be in force on and after teu days from the date of its passage. Passed Septembe: 16, 1901. On the passage of this ordinance S. v sors Martin, Miter, Grissel, Wood and bay votedaye. Ag _ Noes: None. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of, the Board of Supervisors of neraee eet State of California. seal. Avant; F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. y A. J. HoskING, Deputy Cle k.* 817 THE PEERLESS SALOOK, HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Keeps on hand the best brands of COOL, SHARP BEER, Which is drawn to the King’s taste, ai the perfect satisfaction of his Pocrealny " All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty giant of this franchise, expressly reserves Notice of Application for U. S, Pateut. No. 2 04. JNLTED STATES LAND OFFIC 5 Ce aw, CAL., AUGUST 1, a i ~QTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN. peice pursuance of Chapter Six, Tit e Seite two, of the Revised Statutes of t at ca States. Henry Grover, Margaret grperads Catherine Williamson and F. M ant ae claiming the Hi.schman & Grover”: peer 4 mine, and the American Hill See Tr aoued . the said plecer mine cousisting © j nea Hes . and said quarts mine cons'sting OF 2) hea of land, situate lying and beit Pre a Mining Dist ict, County of evada, $ mages California, have made application ee United States for a patent for. the said mins ing claims, w hieh are more fully Se parye he as to metes aiid bounds b3 che offiels ie etl thereof now pssted on said Seecagers poe nt file in the office of the Negister Safed ast Gand ofiee-atSacramento, ib the ‘Di-tric i Lands subject tos le at Sacer ainen' o, State of . California which field notes Vi Cathe et sexibe the boundaries and extent O° 5 claims onthe surface, W ith magnetic are tions as hereinafter stated as follows, to-W THE HIRSCHMAN & GROVER Tract A. an iron t lriven at cor. No.1 an iron bolt ¢ : Nevada City and h a pine iz inch T rs 8. 269 -ibed . FIELD NOTES OF PLACER MINE Beginning ) even with the ground inthe indian Flat road from w hic dia. seribed H. & G J—8851 b. LT. be 45’ E. 149 feet and a cedar 6 ine. } 5 T > E. 28.4; H. & G. 1 385! B. T. bears N. 470 ee . he N. KE. cor. of see ion 12, T.16N. Bt. . feet ane "D, bears N. 0.57’ W 1 feet; . r.180 E.N 2 11’ £. 276 9feet; . once Mag. var. 18° E. N. 89° 11’ &. 2ib Steets . beats S. B10 15’ b 379.0 feet; thence S. 89° . 1b’ W. 468.4 feet; iron bolt in drill hole inj t 335 4 . rrani e boulder for cor. H. & G, 4—Ss51. from dees whe teedar’ iuch in dia. se ibed H. & G. . 4—30 ° + T. bearsS.529 30” W. 26.75 feet and a! pine 7 uch dia. scribed H. & G. 4—3851 B.'T. . bears N. 4° 15’ W. 23.0 and the % sec. c the west boundary of section 12, Pi as 8 . E., M. D. M. bears S. 09 vi" E19: 6 feet; . thence deflecting 89° 48’ right. Var. 18% lo} East, N. 00 57° W. 326.1 feet to the piace of be ginning, containing 2,79 acres. . Tract B. . Beginning at a pine post {ineh square, 4] feet long, set lsinches io ground, surronndec by a mound of earth, scribed H, & G.1A.H. j 9, 8451 standing on the E. boundary of the . Grover Placer Mine, from which a pine du} inch dia. scribed H. & G.1 A. H. ¥—s8or. B. TL . bears 8. 28° 10’ E 4.4 feet and a pine & inch . dia. seribed H. & G. 1 H. 9—3od1, B. T.j bears N.7#0 50’ W.1 etions 1, . 2, lland 1’, bear tt. dist.; thence Var. 1s 77.3 feet; thence S. 880 25’ W. lt ‘eet, cedar pst 4 . inch square, # feet long, set 18 inches in. ground, surrounded by a mound of stone . scribed H. & G, 3—35d1 at the corner of the location from which a Madrona lt inches dia. . scribed H, & G, 3—8851 B. T. bears N.75° 25 E. . 39.6 feet and a pine Y inches dia. scribed H. & . G. 3—3851 bears 8. 77° 20’ W. 11.75 feet; th: nee . deflecting 69> 37’ right, var. 18° 30’ BK. N. vu? 55’ W. 3244 feet to the ptace of beginning, . contaihing U 71 acres, Tract C, Beginning at a cedar post 4 inch square, 4 feet long, set }8 inches in the round sur rounded by a mound of Stone, G.1A. H, 3-851, from whicha dig inch, dia. scribed H.4 G.1LA. H. 3-385], B.T. .510 zu’ W. 40.67 feet and the N. W. pti T. 16 N., K.8K.,M. D.M., 237 W 25 feet; thence Var. 189 ~ 89° 05’ KE. 1916.7; thence deflecting $s’ right, Var. i89 KE. N. 590 48’ E. 223.8 feet; thence deficeting 849 57’ right, Va~. 18> K.S.0° 15’ B. 653 & feet; thence deflecting 8° 45’ left, Var. 18° S. 86° KH. 43.7 feet; theece detlecting 108° 85’ right, Var. 18° E.5, 229 35” W. 1218.8 feet to pine post dinch. syuare, 4 feet long, Set 18 inches in the g:ound, surrounded . by a mound of stone ribed H. band H. G. 50° 437 ri 6—3851 (lceation corner); thence cetlesting 1120 85 left; Var. is° 3u’ h.; East 448 feet, a gas pipe oneinch dia. driyen 2 t into the} ground in yard for cor. H. G. i—3851, from i which post No. 5, of llartford P. M. bears E s8feet, the N. E. cor. of dwelling, bears N. 7g° KH. 26.8.feet and a pine 24 inches india., serib d H.G. 7-385! B. ‘I. bears S. 5749 E. 64.2 feet; thencedeflec:ing 84° 15’ right, Var. 189 Bu’ KL S. 0S 45° bo &8u feet, N. K. cor, of Rodger's ¢. M. patent: d; thence deflecting YO 13’ ight Var. 15° 30’ E.,S. 89° 28’ W. 987.4 feet, pine post 4 inches square, 4 feet 1 ng, set 18 inches in the ground, surrounded by a mound ot stone seribed / i, 7-H. -G. 93851 from which a pine 12 inches in dia. scribed A. H.7—H.G, 9-385! LB. T. bears N 144 W. 17.7 feet; the jefleeting 14y° 17’ right, Var. 18° su’. } 49’ E, 479.5 feet to cedar post 4 inches syuare 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, surronnded by a mound of earth,seribed A. H. 5 H. G. 10$851 (location corner) from which a pine 16 inches d a scribed A. H. 5 H. G, i0—a51 B. T bears S. 579 W. 7.3 feet; thence deflecting we left, Var. 180 45’ HK. ON. 319 15’ W. 1226.6 feet to cedar post 4 inches india. 4 feet long, set LY inches in the ground, surrounded by a mouud of stone, scribed A. H. 4 H. G. 3551 B.'T. bears S. 129 W. 15.5 feet; thence efleeting W° left, Var. 18° 30’ BK. S. 58° 45” W. 80 fert to the place of beginning, containing 44.23 acres. Cunnecting Line No. 1, Beginning at corner H, & G, 1—3851, thence Inagnetic var. 180 BE. N.0S O7. W. 326.1 feet t’ the section cor. common to sees, . , 2, li and 12, T. 16 N., Roo KL, M.D. ML Connecting Line No. 2. Beginning at cor. H. & G. 2 A. H. 1—3351, Mag. Var. 189 3’ E. 5. 8¥° il’ W 276. ieet cor. H. & G. 13801; thence deflecting 89> 42’ right, N.0° 57’ W. 820.1 feet to secs. cor. common to sections 1, 2, Ii and 12, 7.16 N, Ros E., M. D. M., making the reduced course Bl 41° Iv” W. 428.3 feets Connecting Line No. 3, Beginning atecor. H.& G, 1 A. H. 3--3851, Mag. Var. 189 30’ EN. 399 U5’ KE. 210.2 feet cor, fF. L. 3851; thence S. 89° 06’ W. 53.6 feet to secs. Cor. common to secs. 1. 2,11 and 12, T. IGN. R 8 E,M.D.M., making the reduced course N, 67’ W. 552.5 feet. Connecting Line No. 4. Beginning at the cor. S. L. 3851 on course 5 o1 tract Cj thence Mag. Var. 18° E. N. syo 06? KE. 912 feet to the *; sec. cor. bet secs, Land 12 T. WN. R.8 EB, M.D. M. AMERICAN HILL QUARTZ MINE. _ Survey of Lode Line. Beginning at cor. A. H. 6. 3851, a pine po dinch square, 4 feet long, set 18 inoh forthe ground, scribed A. H. 6 3851, surrounded by a mound of stone, locati.n cor, from which apine liinch dia. seribed A. H. 6—3851 K. T, bears N. 544° W. 17.5 feet, and a pine lo inches dia, serib d A. H 6—8851 B. 1, bears N BBS K. 18.5 ft.; thence Var. 18° 30° 5. N. 310 15° W. 1226.6 feet to cedar post 4 inches square 4 feer long, set 18 inches in the ground scribed H.G. 1A. H.3—83851 surrounded bya mound of stone, from which the location cor. bears N. 31° 15’ W. 265.4 feet anda digger pine 2s inches dia. scribed H. G. 1—A, H 3—3851 bears N. 51° 10°.W, 40.87 feet. a Survey of Exterior Boundaries, _ Beginning at cor. No. 1, a pine p inches square, 4 feet long, set is nchee in the ground, surrounded by a mound of stone, scribed H. & G.2—a, H. 1—3851 standing onthe north boundary of the Hirschman and Grover P. M. this survey and the south boundary of the Knickerbocker P. M. (un surveyed) from which the location corner bears N, 31° 15’ W. 281 feet and & pine 14 inches dia. seribed H. & G.2—A. H, 1—3851 B T. bears S.8° 30’ E. 8.4 feet and the section cor. at the N. W. cor. of sec. 12, bears N. 410 id’ W 428.3 feet; thence Mag. Var. 189 yo’ ; N. 590 11’ K, 1121 feet to cedar post dinches squ re, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, seribed A. H. 23851, surrounded by a mound of stone, from which a live oak 10 inches dia: serived A. H. 2—3851 B. T. bears S. 540 E. 43.25 feet; thence deflecting 500 (4 left, Var. 180 30’ K. N. 390 Q5° E. 216.8 feet to cedar post 4 inches syuare, 4 feet long, sét 18 inches in the ground, scribed H. G iA, H 3—3851, surrounded by a mound of stone. from which the location cor. bears N, 310 15° W. 265 4 feet, and a digger pine 28 inches dia scribed A. H.3H G, 1—8851 B. T. beara N. 510 10” W.40.87 feet; thenee deflecting 196° 49 right, Var 189 30’ EN. 580 45’ B, 300 feet tc cevar post 4 inches square, 4 feetdong acs. 1k inches in the ground, seribed H. G it, A.H 4~3851 and surrounded by a mound of stones from which the location cor: bears N. 810 rr W. 265.4 feet, a digzer pine 12 inches Scribed H. i. 11—-A. H, 48851 BT, beara S.' 120. W 15.5 feet; thence deflecting 9° ri ht, Var. 18° 80" E. S. 319 15° 1226.6 fect to cedar post i inches squa re, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in th ground, seribed H. G. 10 A. He 5-385]. ees surrounded 7° mound of earth, loes tion cor. from which a pine 16 inches ibe H.G. 10 A. H.5—3851 B.T, bears 8 819 ey oot thence deflecting W° right, Var, 18° 45° E s 589° 45" W. 300 feet~to pine post 4 inches square, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in th ground, seribed A. H. 6--3851, surrounded 14 a mound ef stone (location corner) from which a pine i4 inches dia. seribed A H. W. 17 5 feet and a bgt a -. bosch N. 54g0 pine 15 inches dia., ser bed A. H 6--3851. y pears N. 86 E. 18.5 feet; thence 493° yt bears N. 86° E 18.5 feet; thence 479.5 feet t pine post 4Sinches square, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, scribed A tt THG $651 suirounded by a mound of -sti vom which a pine 12 uehes dia. scribed A’ ' bears N 744° W 47.4 . a H ~~ §—3851 B T b feet; thence Ceflecting gOS 43> yi, ; 26° W M402 feet cor, H&G 28 Hi ght. 8 ft p set. being « ° S W location corner — Some Bich We NSLS henge a deflecting angle 59° 17’ ri ‘dy eet to a pine port 4i fquare 4 feet long, set mgd ground, scribed H'® G 1s Tine ha OSeation ' <urrounded by @ mound of earth from whieh . Sia. 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, . Jeft, Var, 18° 20° . cv post 4 inches square, 4 feet long: . scribed H. & G.3 A. H. . on the official plat thereof. . any portion thereof so described and sur. notified that unless their adverse claims are . dul te Nees ANNUAL MEETING . ness as may come before the Meeting. . uess, Hollis‘er, San Bento County, Cal., . 1901, the sev-ral amounts set hes dia., seri . & G. 1—A. BH. a pine ET, bears S286, 10" B 44 feet and s en T Nears Ne 79° 50" W. 18.8 feats ¢hence deflecting 30° 40° right, bin i go’ B, N. 0° 55’ W. 329°6 feet, pine post 4 inches seri A.-H. 10-8851 and surrounded by a mee atone, from pos: Inches 1A. H. 10-3 . T. dle wort feet; thence deflecting 89° 50° ki. S. 890 15° W. 193.2 feet to a ground, surround by @ inches in» the id H. & G. $-A. H mound of stones, scri 11—3851, RN i -&G.3A. H. 11-3851, B. T. bears N. ie Wee feet and a pine’ 12 inches. dia. 11—3851, 8. T. bears S, 14,0 EK, 36 feet; thence deflecting 59° 80 teat, Var. 180 B.N, 310 15’ W. 879 feet tothe place of beginning, containing 15.80 acres. The mining premises hereby aqught to ms patented being bounded on the N. W. by e Kniekerboeker P. M, on the N. by the Penns lvania P. M., on the E. by the Hartford P, M.on the S. by the Rodgers P. M,andon the westerly by the Grover P, M, said claims being designated as Mineral Survey No. 3851 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground, vein, lode, premi es, or veyed, platted and applied for are hereby tiled as according to law and the regu~ 1 tions thereunder within sixty days, perion of publication, from the first day of publishing hereof, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Catfifornia, they will be barred in virtue of the provisious of said statutes, fous of Sal S“THOMAS FRASER, Register. J. M. WALLING, Atty. for Applicants, Nevada City. Cal. varirst publication August 9, 1901. ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE NEyada County Miners’ Association.will be held in Nevada City, Cal, at the City Hall, on Saturday, September 28, 1901, atlla.m., » to elect officers, select delegates to the State Cocyention, and transact such other busiBy Order of FRED ZEITLER. President. W. F. ENULEBRIGH®, Secretary. Dlinquent Sale Notice: UBLIN GOLD MINING COMPANY, A D Cor orativn, principal place of bu‘iMine, Nevada County. Notice —There is delingtent on the followiug described stock on account Of assessment Nu. 6, of o ec: nt per.share, levied July 8th, ‘pposite the names of the respective shereholiers, as follows: Names N>. of Cert. No. of Shs. Amt. Joseph Calderia . 48 334 $3 85 anna MeMillan,.. 47 100 100 Walter S. Boggs. 4L 500 5 00 And in accordance with law atd the order of the Board of Directors madeon the 8th day of July 1901, 80 macy shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold xt the office of the compen in Haydon Boill'ng, Hollister. Cal. on the 27th day of September, 1901, at the hour of 11 o'clock 3. m. of that day.to pay delinquent assessment thereon with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. . L. W, JSRFERSON, Seoretary, Haydon Building, Hollister, Cal. By THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR tne County cf Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the estate of Charles Beals, deceased. It appearing to this Court, from the verified petition this day presented and filed by T. J. Torpie, the administrator of the estate of Charles Beals, deceased, that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said* decedent, to pay the debts of the deceased and the expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by this court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 2ist day of October, 1901, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room-of said court, at the Court Hou eat Nevada City, Nevada County, State of California, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to sell so mueh of the said real estate, as shal’ be necessary, and that a copy of this order be published for four suecessive weeks in the NevaApa City TRANSORIPT, a newepaper printed and published in saii County of Nevada, Dated Septem'er 16, 1911. B. T. NILON, Judge, Jones & Larue, Attorneys for Adnrinistentor, Grass Valley, California. 817 Notice to Creditors, N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Charles Scheuerman, deceased. in the Srperior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Notice is hereby given to the ereditora of, and all persons having claims against, the above named deceased, to present them within ten months after the date of this notice, to the County Clerk of the county of Nevada, State of California, at his office in Nevada City. L. ARBOGAST, F. Clerk of the Superior C ¥ OP Nore, i or Court of the County [BEAL] Dated September 11, 1901. f. 8k, POWER, Attorney for Estate. 912 Not ice for Publication. LAND OFFICE a SACRAMENTO, CaL, Weare a f ugust 2Ist, 1 N°Pce IS HEREBY GIVEN THat THE . following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before ihe Judge of the Superlor Court of Nevada County, at Nevada Vity al., on Tuesday, October Is 199], viz: Louis K. Peck, who made H. E. No. 6846, for the W of Skis of SEi4, SWi4 of SEM. and RANE, a RraES of Section 28, Tp. 18 N., Ke names the followi i : nes wing witnesses to prove his continuous residence u upontion of, said land, viz: : ~~ se ax W. H. Mead J. A. Gleason E. T. Colonie Thornton, all of Washinton oO! Ca THOMAS FRas _J M Wane, Att'y for C1 ee ister ANNUAL MEETING. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pe Atlnual reeting of the Sailor ise Mie ing Comp > wi Citizens tie fila be held at the office of the Saturday, Cetober 5th,.1901, at 8 o'clock P.m for the purpose of elec: e ting a Boar rectors for the ensu ing your, awd tks vlc action of such other buz erly come before the siete tame arcs Nevada City, Sept. Soe ae esneeas . SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, hieets every Friday B ; At Pythian Ginke. ks ates Brethren are cordially invited GW. Oaprn, K, of Rud PW ELM oS, Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47,1. O re} . a Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every 2d and 4th Monda: 1:80 o'elooke —_ ee Go. A. Gray, Pe J. JONES, C. P. ‘ydraulic Parlor, No. 56,N.8.G.W eote at P ythian Castle Every Tuesday evenirg at 7:80 o'clock. AUGUST RA BD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. nt a acre Laurel Partor, No. 6, N. D. G. Ww. Meots ut Pythian Castle : Seeond and fourth Thursdays of each month MRS. FRED ZEIT MRS. FR WADSWORTH, Rg PTe* —_—_—_——— Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprictor, — Best of attention given to transient customers, ‘ Stables Open All Night, Foot of BroadStree Nevada Telephone No, 72 _ . : from which a pine 8 inches dia. . i against the oc. tract or su part.of-sec -Of sect insral teehee . than be received ria none eral Laud Oftice at. w Ss. h corded in the Rec California, during the statute. 10 WHOM I MAY conga UNITED Statzg Lax SACRAMENTO, A ‘ UB. Loth, OT:CE IS HEBEBY GIVEN a lands sit, set 18. office next sixt; — this notice, proteatd lowing aim of the company ua y Avision Within any see, on, Siw the ki on 1) ural purl av, report to + Sodehagheia annem So » Wie 0 4, Sec. y Sec. 15, Tp. 15, Keke g Rast’ Xo. ot 1, tp. 16,.N. R.8 East. yA 8.8.4 ot tl he THOMAS FRASE WILL A. NewoumM, Receiy. R, First publication, A ug. rig No. 225, UNITED StatE — SACRAMENTO, Cai, Pig eye OTIC¥ IS HEREBY Giy«N Tyr aN Combet snd Lthie: Corbett, wet have this day filed there ct; 6 patentto the “Last Ch a ppt ne OF a Mining Ciaims si : ; State. of California, emaey of 3 embraci the N. B.% of tho Shoe aCiNe. the %4,0t tho N. 1% ot thes, the Na ¥ of S. HK. and thes: W.44 of tig -W.% ot 8. B. 4, all of Section yar R, 9 &.,'Mt. Diablo Base and iloriiige The ation of these claims is di page 165, and Hook less ae » pa, 2 Sald piacer mine paioine cas ov. ." Placer mine, patented, on the South, Any and all'persons Claiming adversely, ee rribed placer mi heir adveng laim with the register of zhi ‘Un . Land Office, at Pee nento, ‘intial ; Sixty days’ { ublication hereof, or th ill te tae y virtue of the ‘Urovisions at < THOMAS FRASER. Re J.M. WALLING Atty for apple Firat publication, Aug. 14, 1Wi. TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ~ UNITED States Lanp OFFI one Cal., Aug. fh I : i IS HEREBY GIVEN T 1 N Central Pacitic Kailroad en tied in this office a list ot jands situated! the townships described below, and bas gpl plied for a patent for said lands; that tp list is opentothe public for inspections) that goog Shereor by descriptive snbdiyg ons, has m posted in a convenient pligg! in this office, for the inspection ot allpene interested and the public generally, Within the neat sixty days foil. wing date of this notice pr t-sts or cone agaiust the claim of the company tm tracter subdivision within any section part of section, described in the list, ont ground that the same is more valuable fy wineral thanfor agricultura] purposes, wil be r ved and noted for report to General Land Office at ‘Washington, D.(, 4 Following is tte list: J I. Tp. 15 N, RAY f % See. 3, Ty Lote 2 &5,5 W 14 Sec. f Lo’ NEY & Lot sof NW Lott of SEM, Sec.a, 1 1b NR NE\4 See. 11; Lots 1 and 2 NY Sec. eT Bags k slat lof NW Lota Ya, and SW SW!4, Sec, i AS FRASER, Register, Witt A. NEwou,, Receiver. . all ASSESSMENT NOTICE. A SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of busines San Francisco,California. Location of wo Nevada City, Nevada County, California, ’ Notice is hereby given that at am ing of the Board of Directors, held of the 5th day of September, iWi, an ment (No. 24) of three cents per share, va levied upon the Capitai Stock ot the Cd poration, payable immediately in Unitel] States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at office of the Company, No, 407 Montgom ery street, San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which this assessmenti remain unpaid on the Lith day of Uctober 1901, will be delinquent, and advertised sale at public auction; and -uniess paymell is made before, will be sold on Thursday# hirty-first day of October, 11, to paytil delinquent assessment, together with dl costs of advertising and expenses of sale By order of Board of Directors, L. 8: ROSE, Secretar. Office, 407 Montgomery street, San fre %iaco, California a A copy of the above notice apyears nf “California Democr-t” aud tiie Nevada DAILY TRANSORIPT. j Order to Show Cause. by the Superior Court of the County ™ vada, State of California. 3 In the matter oi tue estate and guil ship of Emma Brown and Charles M. Br a ; ‘ ee appear!ng to the court from tie po chis day vicgnanted and filed by Emus Brown, guardian of the persons aad et of K#mma Brown and Charis M BM minors, praying for an order of sale of tain bons oucate belonging to said wards, tat it is for the best interests of said ® and necéstary that such real estate be sold, it is hereby ordered that the of kin of said Warts, and ail persold ested-in-the said estate appear before Courton 3 MONDAY, the 30th day of SEPTEMBER, at 10 o’clock a.m. of said day at “ Room of this Court at the Court, Hou Nevada City, Nevada County, , then aud there to show cau why sa should not be grant:d for the saje of estate, aud it is further Ordered thaté of this order be published at least oul week for three suCcessive weeks NORE Oa aper printed and published at Nevaeh state of California. } — sa ae 7 E. PREWLIT, du Dated August 31, 1901. "SUMMONS. N THE SUPERIOR COURT County of Nevada, State of Ca MATTIE L, STEYNER, /laintiff ERNEST 0. STEYNER, Defendant Action brought in the Superior Vol ieee of Nevada, State © oa and the complaint filed in the OPN)» Cierks hohy Se County of Nevada. .B.La ttorney for ntift. The Paonia of the state of Califor greeting to Ernest O. Steyner, Ve° You are hereby. directed to on answer the complaint in au aetio : as above, brought against you i ior Court of the County of Nev i pga ee ten days aon of t ummons— this county or within thirty days # elsewhere. ; ‘And you are hereby uotilied that Wo ‘o r answer as above * the: Plaintiff will apply to thee the relief demanded in the com ay] Sapects yy Sonety of or Court 0: State of California, this 12th day °, ey F. L. ARBoGAST ™ [ezat) . 1 OF # Jiforaié Notice. he Superior Court In County of Nevada, State of C alls Mattie L, Steyner, Plaintill, " Steyner, Defendant. Notice is hereby giv: pane sence pe . brough mi Seloatenisinsit and defendant oop d to plaintiif the enstody of jiefend onthe of said plaintiff 20d O° aif That the nature of the 910? . j,iutil forth inthe complaint is th" © defendant intermarr on day live separate and oper res inane outany su: jent c 00 plaintiff's will and without h** ‘pow Attorney 06°" . Dated July 18th, 1901 AIST YEAR —NO, £2; Can be found at the store Commercial { ALWAYS ERI ALWA\ tee & . eo Property Two Hous _ town, areo -a bargain. ticulars, en W. SCHMID A. B. WOLF YM) REA = 8 awe . E 7) rm Mm ‘Delicious ! Candies . Yes, that’s what everybody say of . Fine French and, Plain Mixed Gand manufactured by Chas. E. Tegler, I also carry a fall line of. ’ Nuts, Popcorn and Chewing Gum. Headquarters for Bananas, Orang Limes and Lemons. CHAS. BE. TEGLER SPECIAL NOTICE — Residence Lighting a1 . Gas Accounts for the mon of Julyare now due and pz able at the office of the Neva . Co. Gas & Electric Co., c ner of Broad and Pine stree If paid on or before the If day of August the charge our books will be reduced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a. im. to 8 p. Saturdays to > p.m? i ; Aevada County Gas & Electric ( W. E. OSBORN, [anager. Union Livery Stab Main ws. opp. Union Hotel Henry Lane, = « Prop ‘ ‘te Suost turn-outein the ounty,and. ¥ OF tham Or udev and otehe ‘Nevada City Assay Office. F Assaying of “Oras of alt Gosertpt {ILL TESTS AND THE Revver ‘ION M": ractious Ores a specialty. 4 “ai! or Express orders promptly at: Nari LD BOUGHT, Broad 1 erebt, ) "cual Hotel. T., H. HICKS & Ct CHING. LEE ge? Dealer jn et Ladies 8 Children’s Underw: Latest Designs in Sik. Wai New al Elegant styles of . ‘old: 1 Eke op Riaoaetda ears 4, atabargain. Givemeacalt. . . Broad Street, next above Assay Of Lt. BOWMAN, a 4 ¥. SE SHAW & BOWMAN Dentists. ®in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Si City,Cal. Nevada . *\S8 PLATR WORK A SPRORAaEY ALL KINDS OF ELIBACTING® ELsULLY Offic

ee errs — SS — E. J. Recror, Pres. Agency Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up CapitalA General Banking Business Transacted. Gold bullion. Drafts drawn on any part of the world, bought and advances Loans made on Keal and Personal Security. . Interest Paid on Deposits. Broad Street Best We Ever Tasted! Is thejverdict ofall our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. W. H. Martin, Vice P. $50,000 made on National Hotel Building Free Delivery to apy part of thecity. Wed ding Cakes and Fancy Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West8. DR. N. B. CHAPMANDR. GW. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Cal. TIE FABLE NO. 55. Trains wiil leave and arrive at Nevada City as followe LEAVING FOR COLFAX. < Dally; 5:30 A. M. cal * Stockton at 1:15 P.M. 9:00 stocklin, Sacramento, Benicia, 215 p. m. . Daily; copnecting 1:00 P. M. Overlaud ‘Train, Overland 10:00 A. connecting with Loeal train arriving at Sacramento at 9:40 A. M. aud San rrancisco vie A, M. Daily , connecting with overland train No. 5, stopping only at Auburn, i Port Costa nd Oakland, arriviug iu San Francisco at with leaving Sap Francisco at 8:00 A. M. for Rast, and { Limited leaving San Francisco at SIMPLICITY . DURABILIT PORTABILITY “The Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers inevery particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. WY vite for Circular. ALIGNMENT CAUTION Send for Circular to WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Sole Agents, For Sale by H. Dickerman. rows French Periodical Drops Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, stire to accomplish DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine is pu? up Only in paste-board Car Y i aec-simile si on side of the bottle, thus: ton with fac-simile signature on earelend, Ohio. call us up by telephone. J. CAJRNS Has just received a fine line of HORSE Also a fine line line of Gents Driving BUGGY WHIPS at 10’cents up. all grades at Buggy and Cart Tops, Cushions and Loot Hotel for Sale THE CURNOW HOTEL At Cherokee, is offered,for sale fat,a bargain. This well known hostelry cntains 25 rooms, and is partly furnished. A good barn and fine well of water on the premises. For further particulars inquire at the CENTRAL HOTEL Nevada City, Cal. al9 Are ready toserve ali customers with PURE MOUNTAIN ICE. and will leave it at your door daily. Leave orders at our office, at junction Broad and Cominercial streets, or xk * CORCORAN & ARBOGAST., Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. CITIZENS. BANK beorporated 1276.) HARNESS AND SADDLERY DEALER, BRUSHES at prices ranging frou: 256 cts. up. BOAD HTREBT, -CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 BBYADA CITY and Work Gloves. tas nea let Paidupincoin, = 50,000 Ladies Driving Gauntlets. Undivided profits, = 35,000 Whip Steeks of all kinds from 25 ae Heres He : ° DIRECTORS. &. M. PRESTON.. ...ccccesseee <eraes President ioun T. Monagan, .. Cashier ™, BE. MORGAN....0600 Seascale hace ..Secretary Hon, Niles Searia, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Lord Housman G feot M. Hughes, BUSINESS HOURS. a.M. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 8:80 to 7:30 P.M. fo@F Lam manufacturing Harness of lowest prices. Also “I P.M Daily; connecting with Lo-. all kinds of Carriage Trimming done CORRBSPOSDANTS. 5: Beir y cal irdin “wee 2 °eF-ton short notice. Hand made Harness} yew York—National Bank of North Amer 3 Hand Cvertang rains for} .1@ Carriage Trimming a specialty. ioa. ; = a Rational Bank, Lon ae Jes si a OsuY don, Paris merican Bank. LMAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY] > 1a . Sacramerto—Natioual Bank of D. O. Mili aE Oe J. CAIRNS, Nevada City. : ; arriving From Grass Yaliey Only. 8:37 A.M. Dally &RMRIVEING FROM O18 9:45 A. M 1:00 P. M * land Train from Hast. * jand train from Kast Dally ; connecting with ( er. > £ Ly bting wit Syer §:00 P.M. land Train leaving Sau ¥: eleey at 8:00 A. M. and Overlar loaving San Francisco at i0A M 9:40 P.M. Trgfn leaving 4:50 P. M. and ali woints South, Pony {ix ¥.G. BEATTY Gen P $87.00 ROUND “is LastPan-American Excursion. i a Tickets on sale October 31 and 4th at all main line points in Califorhia on the.. Southern Pacific Good for return until October 31st . a eg Daily ; connecting with Ov arDaily; connecting with overDaily: ecnmecting with Lo a! sacramento at BUFFALO aud Tisket Agt. from Buffalo; from Chicago within 60} days frcm date of sale. Inquire of MORRIS LGENER, 8S. P. Co. Agent at Colfax. . . NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee UNDER REW MANAGEMERT-—-A home-like up-to-date house, situated in one of the pleasantest portions.of the Queen City. Fifty uice rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not-surpassed in the county or variety, cooking and service. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BAR with the highest-grade Whiskies, liquors Hte. Fancy.Mixed Drini ialtv Cool and Sharp, CENTS A GLASS Aud drawn to the King’s taste. The Celebrated H. b. Whiskey At ‘‘Tom’s Place.”’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r E. W. SCHIIIDT, «> LEADING CIGAR DBALER, Pine Street...... aaanhine Nevada Cit; “LEADING LADY, Best & Cent Ci? Sold, : --—-Ig sTOCck-—— GENERAL*ARTHUB HUMBOLDT IMPT And, Other Brands’ ~~ Best Steam Beer; ga . . Se SAN TOYD PP. LARUK. National Exchange Stable, troad Street, opp. National Ruchange H-ie! JANES HENSHSSY, = feacher o Vocal and instrumental portions of apply to the Professor, either by lettero: personally, at hts homein North San Juan or the Union Hotel. Nevads City Neavda City Transfer Co 0. Weiss Sight Drafts payabie in NiW YORK, FRANCISCO, SACRAMENT). Also Bills of Exchange payable at sight is red principal cities o reat Britaln an urope. Coliections on any part of the United State specialty. Highest price paid for County and Stet Warrants. Gold and Sliver Bullion purcol-sed agsny Office ot the Bank. GEORGE JONES. JONES & LARUEL, Attorneys at Law, Grass Valley, Cal. Telephone—Black 134. Thie Bank Maintains an office at Grass Vai ley, where a general Barkiog Business ts transacted. é. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grsae Vallev_ Unions Hotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business Nevada City, Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stab!e has the largeet !ot cf ELAS ASES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To he foond in this part of the? ate ©, R. DAVIS Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’. Music, Aleo Choral avid Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and othe: Nevada county weekly for the urpose of instrneting pupils at their own omes. For particulars aeto terms of tuition, etc This Favorite Hotel-has been remcodeied, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. repainted, One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. UNDERTAKING PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street Nevada City, Cai S+ opping p'ace for all Stages and Busses. Dr, Alvah N. Morgan. Dentist. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embulmed for shipment. Orders taken for Floral Piece: Telephone 34. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without_Pain. Office Hours—9 to 124. M. andito5 p. mM. 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 Lund Cases. DRAYING AND HAULING. rticular attention paid to the transpo u of bargage for theatrical parties. no and fugniture moving. Tepaces 8 YOOU D. 5S. BAKER. Pa 4 The Leading Flour. oe i Office in,Claus Spreckles’ Buildi 7 an . ES y cor. Third ana Market pny 4 ) ©/79 Francisco, “Rooms 12, 14 and 16 SU ytYE 2, @ . C. H. HARRISON, ‘\\ &'parenr @ 7 SS Fre _ Y DEALER is N [18] ROLLER nZ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco S 4 Cont The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, . BROAD STREBT. Opn. Rosenberg's "New Fruit and Vegetable Store YEE LEE & CO? AVE ned a first-class Store adjoini H the Bridge on MAIN STREET, a w be kept at all times the very best of Fruits v bles, Chickens, etc. Also Cigass and Tobacco. Goods delivered free of charge and the best of satisfaction guaranteed. ORDINANCE NO. 74. Granting to Nevada Counfy Traction Company a franchise to construct and operate a street railroad along and upon the County Road between the corporate limits of the City of Grass Valley and tne corporate limifs of Nevada City, by way of Town Tatk, in sxid Nevada County. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada do ordain as follows: SHCTION 1. The franchise and privilege is hereby granted to Nevada County Traction Coimpany, its snecessors and assigns, to construct and operate a_ street, railroad along and upon the County road _between, the corporate limits of the City of Nevada and the City of Grass Valley, by way of Town Lalk, in said Nevada Couuty, said railroad to be operated by either electric power, steam power, power derived from compressed air, liquid air, underground cable, horses, mules or other approved method of transportation, over and upon the following route: “Commencing on the eastern boundary line of the corpo: ate limits of the City o! »orass Valley, at the junction of Main Street and the Grass Valley and Nevada City turnpike; thence along the Southerly side of Grass Valley aud Nevada City Turnpike to the Idaho road; thence curving Northerly to the Westerly side of the Grass Valley aud Nevada City Turnpike; thence Northerly along the westerly tide of the Grass Vailey and Nevada City Turnpike to the Southerly line of the property of Roger Shackleton and Charles Shackleton; thence leaving the CouatyRoad, Northerly and Easterly through and upon private property, by ard with the consent of the owner, to the Northerly side of the old Hughes road; thence through and upon private property, by and with the consent of the owner, to a poipt sixty-eight (68) feet Southerly from the iron tence in front of the residence and property of Richard Noell, intersecting the County _Road ; thence ere tyrone A along the Northwesterly side of the Grass Valley and Nevada City Turnpike to a point opposite Glenbrook Park; thence again leaving the County Road, curving Northerly into and upon private property, by and with the consent of the owner, passing through and upon same on such courses as may afford a practical ratie for the operation of cars to Town Telk;thenec along the Northwesterly side. of the lower Grass Valley and Nevada City furnpike to the Southerly boundary line of the corporate. limits of the City of Nevada. Said railroad to consist of either single or doub'e track, with necessary turnouts and switches; provided, however, that in no case shall a double track or turnout be laid on said. County Road, where said road is not, at least forty feet in width. E SECTION 2. The ties and rails of said raijroad and all turnouts and -switehesshall Leso placed as to afford no_ unnecessary obstruction to travel on such County Road, ard the same shall beso located on such route as shall be directed by, and to the satisfaction of, the Supervisors of the first and second supervisoral districts of said Nevada County. if the said Road shal be operated by electric ower, the same shall be operated by overhead trolley system, and the poles carrying the power current shall -be set in a safe, substantial. aud workmanlike manner, and sha'l be sufficiently removed from the traveled part of said road so as not to interfere with the travel thereon, aud wires shail be strung on said poles in a manner to prevebt their coming to the ground. SECTION 3. The said grantee and its assigns shall pave or macadamize the travel part of said County Road between the rails, between the tracks, and for two feet each side thereof, with the same material used by the County, upon the highways over which the road runs respectively, and keepthe eame constantly in repair, flush with the highway and provided with suitableercssings; and shall make the road bed conform at ali times to the established grade of the said highways; all repairs and * grades to be made under the instructions and to the satisfaction of said Supervisors .of the first and second supery soral districts in case the ssid grantee or its a‘signs fail to comply with the :nstructions given by said otficers for ten days after service thereof upon the agei.t of said grantee, resident in said Nevada County, the said Supervisors or their employees, may enter upon the road of said grantee and do the work as ordered by said Supervisors; said Supervisors to keep an itemized account of the cost of said work, which said grantee, by theaccep' ance ofthisfranchise hereby agrees to pay immediately upon its presentation to said grautee’s local agent stationed in said Nevada County. SECTION 4, Cars shall be run over the road constructed under his franchise dusipg every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents, or for reasons over which the grantee has no control. Provided, further that cars shall be operated upon said lines atinteryals of not more than.one hour between (he hours of 7;30_a. in and 9:30 p.m. each and every day, unless prevented by the elements or unavoidable accidents, or tor reasous over which the grantee has no control. SECTION 5. The said grantee, and its assigns shal construct ail necessary flumes and culverts forthe free passage of water under the tracks of said railroad, where the same naturally flows; and all curves, aqueducts, turnouts andswitches shail be constructed under the plans and specifications approved by the Supervisors of the tirst and sécond supervisoral districts aforesaid. SECTION 6. The. County of Nevada, in making the theright to pave, macadamize, renew or sewer any of said highways, or to lay gas, water or other pipestherein, sueh work to be done so as to injure said railroad as little as péssible. SECTION 7. Provided, further, that the cars upon said road shall not be allowed to stand on the highway, or highway intersections iu such &@ manner as to obstruct the use of said highways by vehieles. SECTION 8, That the rate of fare, one way, for any distance along said road, or along said road and any connecting line or lines leading to or into the City of Grass Valley, or to or tac the City of Nevada, in said County, and . operating under said franchise, shall not exceed fifteen cents for one passenger. SECTION 9. Werk shall be commeiiced by said grantee . or such work shall be actually under way . within the period of ten-days from the final . Passage of this ordinance, and work shal! be . completed upon and slong said route within a period of three months from the tinal pas. sage of this ordinance. SECTION 10. This franchise and right shall continue for the term of forty-nine (49) years from the . date of the final passage of this ordiuauce. . SECTION 11. . This franchise is granted subject to.a . special privilege heretofore granted to John . Martin, by ordinance numbered 69, passed by this Board on April 2, 1901, This ordinance sball take effect and be in force on and after teu days from the date of its passage. Passed Septembe: 16, 1901. On the passage of this ordinance S. v sors Martin, Miter, Grissel, Wood and bay votedaye. Ag _ Noes: None. W. H. MARTIN, Chairman of, the Board of Supervisors of neraee eet State of California. seal. Avant; F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. y A. J. HoskING, Deputy Cle k.* 817 THE PEERLESS SALOOK, HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Keeps on hand the best brands of COOL, SHARP BEER, Which is drawn to the King’s taste, ai the perfect satisfaction of his Pocrealny " All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty giant of this franchise, expressly reserves Notice of Application for U. S, Pateut. No. 2 04. JNLTED STATES LAND OFFIC 5 Ce aw, CAL., AUGUST 1, a i ~QTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN. peice pursuance of Chapter Six, Tit e Seite two, of the Revised Statutes of t at ca States. Henry Grover, Margaret grperads Catherine Williamson and F. M ant ae claiming the Hi.schman & Grover”: peer 4 mine, and the American Hill See Tr aoued . the said plecer mine cousisting © j nea Hes . and said quarts mine cons'sting OF 2) hea of land, situate lying and beit Pre a Mining Dist ict, County of evada, $ mages California, have made application ee United States for a patent for. the said mins ing claims, w hieh are more fully Se parye he as to metes aiid bounds b3 che offiels ie etl thereof now pssted on said Seecagers poe nt file in the office of the Negister Safed ast Gand ofiee-atSacramento, ib the ‘Di-tric i Lands subject tos le at Sacer ainen' o, State of . California which field notes Vi Cathe et sexibe the boundaries and extent O° 5 claims onthe surface, W ith magnetic are tions as hereinafter stated as follows, to-W THE HIRSCHMAN & GROVER Tract A. an iron t lriven at cor. No.1 an iron bolt ¢ : Nevada City and h a pine iz inch T rs 8. 269 -ibed . FIELD NOTES OF PLACER MINE Beginning ) even with the ground inthe indian Flat road from w hic dia. seribed H. & G J—8851 b. LT. be 45’ E. 149 feet and a cedar 6 ine. } 5 T > E. 28.4; H. & G. 1 385! B. T. bears N. 470 ee . he N. KE. cor. of see ion 12, T.16N. Bt. . feet ane "D, bears N. 0.57’ W 1 feet; . r.180 E.N 2 11’ £. 276 9feet; . once Mag. var. 18° E. N. 89° 11’ &. 2ib Steets . beats S. B10 15’ b 379.0 feet; thence S. 89° . 1b’ W. 468.4 feet; iron bolt in drill hole inj t 335 4 . rrani e boulder for cor. H. & G, 4—Ss51. from dees whe teedar’ iuch in dia. se ibed H. & G. . 4—30 ° + T. bearsS.529 30” W. 26.75 feet and a! pine 7 uch dia. scribed H. & G. 4—3851 B.'T. . bears N. 4° 15’ W. 23.0 and the % sec. c the west boundary of section 12, Pi as 8 . E., M. D. M. bears S. 09 vi" E19: 6 feet; . thence deflecting 89° 48’ right. Var. 18% lo} East, N. 00 57° W. 326.1 feet to the piace of be ginning, containing 2,79 acres. . Tract B. . Beginning at a pine post {ineh square, 4] feet long, set lsinches io ground, surronndec by a mound of earth, scribed H, & G.1A.H. j 9, 8451 standing on the E. boundary of the . Grover Placer Mine, from which a pine du} inch dia. scribed H. & G.1 A. H. ¥—s8or. B. TL . bears 8. 28° 10’ E 4.4 feet and a pine & inch . dia. seribed H. & G. 1 H. 9—3od1, B. T.j bears N.7#0 50’ W.1 etions 1, . 2, lland 1’, bear tt. dist.; thence Var. 1s 77.3 feet; thence S. 880 25’ W. lt ‘eet, cedar pst 4 . inch square, # feet long, set 18 inches in. ground, surrounded by a mound of stone . scribed H. & G, 3—35d1 at the corner of the location from which a Madrona lt inches dia. . scribed H, & G, 3—8851 B. T. bears N.75° 25 E. . 39.6 feet and a pine Y inches dia. scribed H. & . G. 3—3851 bears 8. 77° 20’ W. 11.75 feet; th: nee . deflecting 69> 37’ right, var. 18° 30’ BK. N. vu? 55’ W. 3244 feet to the ptace of beginning, . contaihing U 71 acres, Tract C, Beginning at a cedar post 4 inch square, 4 feet long, set }8 inches in the round sur rounded by a mound of Stone, G.1A. H, 3-851, from whicha dig inch, dia. scribed H.4 G.1LA. H. 3-385], B.T. .510 zu’ W. 40.67 feet and the N. W. pti T. 16 N., K.8K.,M. D.M., 237 W 25 feet; thence Var. 189 ~ 89° 05’ KE. 1916.7; thence deflecting $s’ right, Var. i89 KE. N. 590 48’ E. 223.8 feet; thence deficeting 849 57’ right, Va~. 18> K.S.0° 15’ B. 653 & feet; thence deflecting 8° 45’ left, Var. 18° S. 86° KH. 43.7 feet; theece detlecting 108° 85’ right, Var. 18° E.5, 229 35” W. 1218.8 feet to pine post dinch. syuare, 4 feet long, Set 18 inches in the g:ound, surrounded . by a mound of stone ribed H. band H. G. 50° 437 ri 6—3851 (lceation corner); thence cetlesting 1120 85 left; Var. is° 3u’ h.; East 448 feet, a gas pipe oneinch dia. driyen 2 t into the} ground in yard for cor. H. G. i—3851, from i which post No. 5, of llartford P. M. bears E s8feet, the N. E. cor. of dwelling, bears N. 7g° KH. 26.8.feet and a pine 24 inches india., serib d H.G. 7-385! B. ‘I. bears S. 5749 E. 64.2 feet; thencedeflec:ing 84° 15’ right, Var. 189 Bu’ KL S. 0S 45° bo &8u feet, N. K. cor, of Rodger's ¢. M. patent: d; thence deflecting YO 13’ ight Var. 15° 30’ E.,S. 89° 28’ W. 987.4 feet, pine post 4 inches square, 4 feet 1 ng, set 18 inches in the ground, surrounded by a mound ot stone seribed / i, 7-H. -G. 93851 from which a pine 12 inches in dia.

scribed A. H.7—H.G, 9-385! LB. T. bears N 144 W. 17.7 feet; the jefleeting 14y° 17’ right, Var. 18° su’. } 49’ E, 479.5 feet to cedar post 4 inches syuare 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, surronnded by a mound of earth,seribed A. H. 5 H. G. 10$851 (location corner) from which a pine 16 inches d a scribed A. H. 5 H. G, i0—a51 B. T bears S. 579 W. 7.3 feet; thence deflecting we left, Var. 180 45’ HK. ON. 319 15’ W. 1226.6 feet to cedar post 4 inches india. 4 feet long, set LY inches in the ground, surrounded by a mouud of stone, scribed A. H. 4 H. G. 3551 B.'T. bears S. 129 W. 15.5 feet; thence efleeting W° left, Var. 18° 30’ BK. S. 58° 45” W. 80 fert to the place of beginning, containing 44.23 acres. Cunnecting Line No. 1, Beginning at corner H, & G, 1—3851, thence Inagnetic var. 180 BE. N.0S O7. W. 326.1 feet t’ the section cor. common to sees, . , 2, li and 12, T. 16 N., Roo KL, M.D. ML Connecting Line No. 2. Beginning at cor. H. & G. 2 A. H. 1—3351, Mag. Var. 189 3’ E. 5. 8¥° il’ W 276. ieet cor. H. & G. 13801; thence deflecting 89> 42’ right, N.0° 57’ W. 820.1 feet to secs. cor. common to sections 1, 2, Ii and 12, 7.16 N, Ros E., M. D. M., making the reduced course Bl 41° Iv” W. 428.3 feets Connecting Line No. 3, Beginning atecor. H.& G, 1 A. H. 3--3851, Mag. Var. 189 30’ EN. 399 U5’ KE. 210.2 feet cor, fF. L. 3851; thence S. 89° 06’ W. 53.6 feet to secs. Cor. common to secs. 1. 2,11 and 12, T. IGN. R 8 E,M.D.M., making the reduced course N, 67’ W. 552.5 feet. Connecting Line No. 4. Beginning at the cor. S. L. 3851 on course 5 o1 tract Cj thence Mag. Var. 18° E. N. syo 06? KE. 912 feet to the *; sec. cor. bet secs, Land 12 T. WN. R.8 EB, M.D. M. AMERICAN HILL QUARTZ MINE. _ Survey of Lode Line. Beginning at cor. A. H. 6. 3851, a pine po dinch square, 4 feet long, set 18 inoh forthe ground, scribed A. H. 6 3851, surrounded by a mound of stone, locati.n cor, from which apine liinch dia. seribed A. H. 6—3851 K. T, bears N. 544° W. 17.5 feet, and a pine lo inches dia, serib d A. H 6—8851 B. 1, bears N BBS K. 18.5 ft.; thence Var. 18° 30° 5. N. 310 15° W. 1226.6 feet to cedar post 4 inches square 4 feer long, set 18 inches in the ground scribed H.G. 1A. H.3—83851 surrounded bya mound of stone, from which the location cor. bears N. 31° 15’ W. 265.4 feet anda digger pine 2s inches dia. scribed H. G. 1—A, H 3—3851 bears N. 51° 10°.W, 40.87 feet. a Survey of Exterior Boundaries, _ Beginning at cor. No. 1, a pine p inches square, 4 feet long, set is nchee in the ground, surrounded by a mound of stone, scribed H. & G.2—a, H. 1—3851 standing onthe north boundary of the Hirschman and Grover P. M. this survey and the south boundary of the Knickerbocker P. M. (un surveyed) from which the location corner bears N, 31° 15’ W. 281 feet and & pine 14 inches dia. seribed H. & G.2—A. H, 1—3851 B T. bears S.8° 30’ E. 8.4 feet and the section cor. at the N. W. cor. of sec. 12, bears N. 410 id’ W 428.3 feet; thence Mag. Var. 189 yo’ ; N. 590 11’ K, 1121 feet to cedar post dinches squ re, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, seribed A. H. 23851, surrounded by a mound of stone, from which a live oak 10 inches dia: serived A. H. 2—3851 B. T. bears S. 540 E. 43.25 feet; thence deflecting 500 (4 left, Var. 180 30’ K. N. 390 Q5° E. 216.8 feet to cedar post 4 inches syuare, 4 feet long, sét 18 inches in the ground, scribed H. G iA, H 3—3851, surrounded by a mound of stone. from which the location cor. bears N, 310 15° W. 265 4 feet, and a digger pine 28 inches dia scribed A. H.3H G, 1—8851 B. T. beara N. 510 10” W.40.87 feet; thenee deflecting 196° 49 right, Var 189 30’ EN. 580 45’ B, 300 feet tc cevar post 4 inches square, 4 feetdong acs. 1k inches in the ground, seribed H. G it, A.H 4~3851 and surrounded by a mound of stones from which the location cor: bears N. 810 rr W. 265.4 feet, a digzer pine 12 inches Scribed H. i. 11—-A. H, 48851 BT, beara S.' 120. W 15.5 feet; thence deflecting 9° ri ht, Var. 18° 80" E. S. 319 15° 1226.6 fect to cedar post i inches squa re, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in th ground, seribed H. G. 10 A. He 5-385]. ees surrounded 7° mound of earth, loes tion cor. from which a pine 16 inches ibe H.G. 10 A. H.5—3851 B.T, bears 8 819 ey oot thence deflecting W° right, Var, 18° 45° E s 589° 45" W. 300 feet~to pine post 4 inches square, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in th ground, seribed A. H. 6--3851, surrounded 14 a mound ef stone (location corner) from which a pine i4 inches dia. seribed A H. W. 17 5 feet and a bgt a -. bosch N. 54g0 pine 15 inches dia., ser bed A. H 6--3851. y pears N. 86 E. 18.5 feet; thence 493° yt bears N. 86° E 18.5 feet; thence 479.5 feet t pine post 4Sinches square, 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, scribed A tt THG $651 suirounded by a mound of -sti vom which a pine 12 uehes dia. scribed A’ ' bears N 744° W 47.4 . a H ~~ §—3851 B T b feet; thence Ceflecting gOS 43> yi, ; 26° W M402 feet cor, H&G 28 Hi ght. 8 ft p set. being « ° S W location corner — Some Bich We NSLS henge a deflecting angle 59° 17’ ri ‘dy eet to a pine port 4i fquare 4 feet long, set mgd ground, scribed H'® G 1s Tine ha OSeation ' <urrounded by @ mound of earth from whieh . Sia. 4 feet long, set 18 inches in the ground, . Jeft, Var, 18° 20° . cv post 4 inches square, 4 feet long: . scribed H. & G.3 A. H. . on the official plat thereof. . any portion thereof so described and sur. notified that unless their adverse claims are . dul te Nees ANNUAL MEETING . ness as may come before the Meeting. . uess, Hollis‘er, San Bento County, Cal., . 1901, the sev-ral amounts set hes dia., seri . & G. 1—A. BH. a pine ET, bears S286, 10" B 44 feet and s en T Nears Ne 79° 50" W. 18.8 feats ¢hence deflecting 30° 40° right, bin i go’ B, N. 0° 55’ W. 329°6 feet, pine post 4 inches seri A.-H. 10-8851 and surrounded by a mee atone, from pos: Inches 1A. H. 10-3 . T. dle wort feet; thence deflecting 89° 50° ki. S. 890 15° W. 193.2 feet to a ground, surround by @ inches in» the id H. & G. $-A. H mound of stones, scri 11—3851, RN i -&G.3A. H. 11-3851, B. T. bears N. ie Wee feet and a pine’ 12 inches. dia. 11—3851, 8. T. bears S, 14,0 EK, 36 feet; thence deflecting 59° 80 teat, Var. 180 B.N, 310 15’ W. 879 feet tothe place of beginning, containing 15.80 acres. The mining premises hereby aqught to ms patented being bounded on the N. W. by e Kniekerboeker P. M, on the N. by the Penns lvania P. M., on the E. by the Hartford P, M.on the S. by the Rodgers P. M,andon the westerly by the Grover P, M, said claims being designated as Mineral Survey No. 3851 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground, vein, lode, premi es, or veyed, platted and applied for are hereby tiled as according to law and the regu~ 1 tions thereunder within sixty days, perion of publication, from the first day of publishing hereof, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, Catfifornia, they will be barred in virtue of the provisious of said statutes, fous of Sal S“THOMAS FRASER, Register. J. M. WALLING, Atty. for Applicants, Nevada City. Cal. varirst publication August 9, 1901. ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE NEyada County Miners’ Association.will be held in Nevada City, Cal, at the City Hall, on Saturday, September 28, 1901, atlla.m., » to elect officers, select delegates to the State Cocyention, and transact such other busiBy Order of FRED ZEITLER. President. W. F. ENULEBRIGH®, Secretary. Dlinquent Sale Notice: UBLIN GOLD MINING COMPANY, A D Cor orativn, principal place of bu‘iMine, Nevada County. Notice —There is delingtent on the followiug described stock on account Of assessment Nu. 6, of o ec: nt per.share, levied July 8th, ‘pposite the names of the respective shereholiers, as follows: Names N>. of Cert. No. of Shs. Amt. Joseph Calderia .. 48 334 $3 85 anna MeMillan,... 47 100 100 Walter S. Boggs.. 4L 500 5 00 And in accordance with law atd the order of the Board of Directors madeon the 8th day of July 1901, 80 macy shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold xt the office of the compen in Haydon Boill'ng, Hollister. Cal. on the 27th day of September, 1901, at the hour of 11 o'clock 3. m. of that day.to pay delinquent assessment thereon with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. . L. W, JSRFERSON, Seoretary, Haydon Building, Hollister, Cal. By THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR tne County cf Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the estate of Charles Beals, deceased. It appearing to this Court, from the verified petition this day presented and filed by T. J. Torpie, the administrator of the estate of Charles Beals, deceased, that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said* decedent, to pay the debts of the deceased and the expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by this court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 2ist day of October, 1901, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room-of said court, at the Court Hou eat Nevada City, Nevada County, State of California, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to sell so mueh of the said real estate, as shal’ be necessary, and that a copy of this order be published for four suecessive weeks in the NevaApa City TRANSORIPT, a newepaper printed and published in saii County of Nevada, Dated Septem'er 16, 1911. B. T. NILON, Judge, Jones & Larue, Attorneys for Adnrinistentor, Grass Valley, California. 817 Notice to Creditors, N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Charles Scheuerman, deceased. in the Srperior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Notice is hereby given to the ereditora of, and all persons having claims against, the above named deceased, to present them within ten months after the date of this notice, to the County Clerk of the county of Nevada, State of California, at his office in Nevada City. L. ARBOGAST, F. Clerk of the Superior C ¥ OP Nore, i or Court of the County [BEAL] Dated September 11, 1901. f. 8k, POWER, Attorney for Estate. 912 Not ice for Publication. LAND OFFICE a SACRAMENTO, CaL, Weare a f ugust 2Ist, 1 N°Pce IS HEREBY GIVEN THat THE . following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before ihe Judge of the Superlor Court of Nevada County, at Nevada Vity al., on Tuesday, October Is 199], viz: Louis K. Peck, who made H. E. No. 6846, for the W of Skis of SEi4, SWi4 of SEM. and RANE, a RraES of Section 28, Tp. 18 N., Ke names the followi i : nes wing witnesses to prove his continuous residence u upontion of, said land, viz: : ~~ se ax W. H. Mead J. A. Gleason E. T. Colonie Thornton, all of Washinton oO! Ca THOMAS FRas _J M Wane, Att'y for C1 ee ister ANNUAL MEETING. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pe Atlnual reeting of the Sailor ise Mie ing Comp > wi Citizens tie fila be held at the office of the Saturday, Cetober 5th,.1901, at 8 o'clock P.m for the purpose of elec: e ting a Boar rectors for the ensu ing your, awd tks vlc action of such other buz erly come before the siete tame arcs Nevada City, Sept. Soe ae esneeas . SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, hieets every Friday B ; At Pythian Ginke. ks ates Brethren are cordially invited GW. Oaprn, K, of Rud PW ELM oS, Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47,1. O re} . a Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every 2d and 4th Monda: 1:80 o'elooke —_ ee Go. A. Gray, Pe J. JONES, C. P. ‘ydraulic Parlor, No. 56,N.8.G.W eote at P ythian Castle Every Tuesday evenirg at 7:80 o'clock. AUGUST RA BD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. nt a acre Laurel Partor, No. 6, N. D. G. Ww. Meots ut Pythian Castle : Seeond and fourth Thursdays of each month MRS. FRED ZEIT MRS. FR WADSWORTH, Rg PTe* —_—_—_——— Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprictor, — Best of attention given to transient customers, ‘ Stables Open All Night, Foot of BroadStree Nevada Telephone No, 72 _ . : from which a pine 8 inches dia. . i against the oc. tract or su part.of-sec -Of sect insral teehee . than be received ria none eral Laud Oftice at. w Ss. h corded in the Rec California, during the statute. 10 WHOM I MAY conga UNITED Statzg Lax SACRAMENTO, A ‘ UB. Loth, OT:CE IS HEBEBY GIVEN a lands sit, set 18. office next sixt; — this notice, proteatd lowing aim of the company ua y Avision Within any see, on, Siw the ki on 1) ural purl av, report to + Sodehagheia annem So » Wie 0 4, Sec. y Sec. 15, Tp. 15, Keke g Rast’ Xo. ot 1, tp. 16,.N. R.8 East. yA 8.8.4 ot tl he THOMAS FRASE WILL A. NewoumM, Receiy. R, First publication, A ug. rig No. 225, UNITED StatE — SACRAMENTO, Cai, Pig eye OTIC¥ IS HEREBY Giy«N Tyr aN Combet snd Lthie: Corbett, wet have this day filed there ct; 6 patentto the “Last Ch a ppt ne OF a Mining Ciaims si : ; State. of California, emaey of 3 embraci the N. B.% of tho Shoe aCiNe. the %4,0t tho N. 1% ot thes, the Na ¥ of S. HK. and thes: W.44 of tig -W.% ot 8. B. 4, all of Section yar R, 9 &.,'Mt. Diablo Base and iloriiige The ation of these claims is di page 165, and Hook less ae » pa, 2 Sald piacer mine paioine cas ov. ." Placer mine, patented, on the South, Any and all'persons Claiming adversely, ee rribed placer mi heir adveng laim with the register of zhi ‘Un . Land Office, at Pee nento, ‘intial ; Sixty days’ { ublication hereof, or th ill te tae y virtue of the ‘Urovisions at < THOMAS FRASER. Re J.M. WALLING Atty for apple Firat publication, Aug. 14, 1Wi. TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ~ UNITED States Lanp OFFI one Cal., Aug. fh I : i IS HEREBY GIVEN T 1 N Central Pacitic Kailroad en tied in this office a list ot jands situated! the townships described below, and bas gpl plied for a patent for said lands; that tp list is opentothe public for inspections) that goog Shereor by descriptive snbdiyg ons, has m posted in a convenient pligg! in this office, for the inspection ot allpene interested and the public generally, Within the neat sixty days foil. wing date of this notice pr t-sts or cone agaiust the claim of the company tm tracter subdivision within any section part of section, described in the list, ont ground that the same is more valuable fy wineral thanfor agricultura] purposes, wil be r ved and noted for report to General Land Office at ‘Washington, D.(, 4 Following is tte list: J I. Tp. 15 N, RAY f % See. 3, Ty Lote 2 &5,5 W 14 Sec. f Lo’ NEY & Lot sof NW Lott of SEM, Sec.a, 1 1b NR NE\4 See. 11; Lots 1 and 2 NY Sec. eT Bags k slat lof NW Lota Ya, and SW SW!4, Sec, i AS FRASER, Register, Witt A. NEwou,, Receiver. . all ASSESSMENT NOTICE. A SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of busines San Francisco,California. Location of wo Nevada City, Nevada County, California, ’ Notice is hereby given that at am ing of the Board of Directors, held of the 5th day of September, iWi, an ment (No. 24) of three cents per share, va levied upon the Capitai Stock ot the Cd poration, payable immediately in Unitel] States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at office of the Company, No, 407 Montgom ery street, San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which this assessmenti remain unpaid on the Lith day of Uctober 1901, will be delinquent, and advertised sale at public auction; and -uniess paymell is made before, will be sold on Thursday# hirty-first day of October, 11, to paytil delinquent assessment, together with dl costs of advertising and expenses of sale By order of Board of Directors, L. 8: ROSE, Secretar. Office, 407 Montgomery street, San fre %iaco, California a A copy of the above notice apyears nf “California Democr-t” aud tiie Nevada DAILY TRANSORIPT. j Order to Show Cause. by the Superior Court of the County ™ vada, State of California. 3 In the matter oi tue estate and guil ship of Emma Brown and Charles M. Br a ; ‘ ee appear!ng to the court from tie po chis day vicgnanted and filed by Emus Brown, guardian of the persons aad et of K#mma Brown and Charis M BM minors, praying for an order of sale of tain bons oucate belonging to said wards, tat it is for the best interests of said ® and necéstary that such real estate be sold, it is hereby ordered that the of kin of said Warts, and ail persold ested-in-the said estate appear before Courton 3 MONDAY, the 30th day of SEPTEMBER, at 10 o’clock a.m. of said day at “ Room of this Court at the Court, Hou Nevada City, Nevada County, , then aud there to show cau why sa should not be grant:d for the saje of estate, aud it is further Ordered thaté of this order be published at least oul week for three suCcessive weeks NORE Oa aper printed and published at Nevaeh state of California. } — sa ae 7 E. PREWLIT, du Dated August 31, 1901. "SUMMONS. N THE SUPERIOR COURT County of Nevada, State of Ca MATTIE L, STEYNER, /laintiff ERNEST 0. STEYNER, Defendant Action brought in the Superior Vol ieee of Nevada, State © oa and the complaint filed in the OPN)» Cierks hohy Se County of Nevada. .B.La ttorney for ntift. The Paonia of the state of Califor greeting to Ernest O. Steyner, Ve° You are hereby. directed to on answer the complaint in au aetio : as above, brought against you i ior Court of the County of Nev i pga ee ten days aon of t ummons— this county or within thirty days # elsewhere. ; ‘And you are hereby uotilied that Wo ‘o r answer as above * the: Plaintiff will apply to thee the relief demanded in the com ay] Sapects yy Sonety of or Court 0: State of California, this 12th day °, ey F. L. ARBoGAST ™ [ezat) . 1 OF # Jiforaié Notice. he Superior Court In County of Nevada, State of C alls Mattie L, Steyner, Plaintill, " Steyner, Defendant. Notice is hereby giv: pane sence pe . brough mi Seloatenisinsit and defendant oop d to plaintiif the enstody of jiefend onthe of said plaintiff 20d O° aif That the nature of the 910? . j,iutil forth inthe complaint is th" © defendant intermarr on day live separate and oper res inane outany su: jent c 00 plaintiff's will and without h** ‘pow Attorney 06°" . Dated July 18th, 1901 AIST YEAR —NO, £2; Can be found at the store Commercial { ALWAYS ERI ALWA\ tee & . eo Property Two Hous _ town, areo -a bargain. ticulars, en W. SCHMID A. B. WOLF YM) REA = 8 awe . E 7) rm Mm ‘Delicious ! Candies . Yes, that’s what everybody say of . Fine French and, Plain Mixed Gand manufactured by Chas. E. Tegler, I also carry a fall line of.. ’ Nuts, Popcorn and Chewing Gum. Headquarters for Bananas, Orang Limes and Lemons. CHAS. BE. TEGLER SPECIAL NOTICE — Residence Lighting a1 . Gas Accounts for the mon of Julyare now due and pz able at the office of the Neva . Co. Gas & Electric Co., c ner of Broad and Pine stree If paid on or before the If day of August the charge our books will be reduced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a. im. to 8 p. Saturdays to > p.m? i ; Aevada County Gas & Electric ( W. E. OSBORN, [anager. Union Livery Stab Main ws. opp. Union Hotel Henry Lane, = « Prop ‘ ‘te Suost turn-outein the ounty,and. ¥ OF tham Or udev and otehe ‘Nevada City Assay Office. F Assaying of “Oras of alt Gosertpt {ILL TESTS AND THE Revver ‘ION M": ractious Ores a specialty. 4 “ai! or Express orders promptly at: Nari LD BOUGHT, Broad 1 erebt, ) "cual Hotel. T., H. HICKS & Ct CHING. LEE ge? Dealer jn et Ladies 8 Children’s Underw: Latest Designs in Sik. Wai New al Elegant styles of . ‘old: 1 Eke op Riaoaetda ears 4, atabargain. Givemeacalt. . . Broad Street, next above Assay Of Lt. BOWMAN, a 4 ¥. SE SHAW & BOWMAN Dentists.. ®in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Si City,Cal. Nevada . *\S8 PLATR WORK A SPRORAaEY ALL KINDS OF ELIBACTING® ELsULLY Offic