September 9, 1879 (4 pages)

3 —_—— The Daily Transeript, MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Tuesday, September 9th, 1879. r Generally Felt Want. r te ate aco THE STILL RUNT.Incidents that Have Actually Transpired During the Chase After the Highwaymen—A Few Suggestions, The hunt for the robbers of the Moore’s Flat stage and murderers of Cummings the banker goes bravely on. Those engaged in it” do -not seem to let their interest flag, and The (Grass Valley, Union is of the same mind as the TRANSCRIPT, judgingfrom the following remarks; which would also apply to Nevada City with equal force; At every election held in Grass Valley in the last few years it has been evident, from the great time consumed in counting «the vote, that the precinct should be divided; and thé late election more thanever demonstrates that newessity. “By dividing the precinct into two or} three the vote could be counted ina rea. sonable length oftime, and thedemand. of the public for the result more quickly and satisfactorily given, and-but little, if any, additional expense incurred. From three to four hundred Votes are as many asa precinct shou'd have. This is the rule generally being adopted’ at the East in the cities and large towns, and San Franciseo has fitially adopted the same plan, a Not Practical. Said a wheel-horse -of that venerable party yesterday: ‘‘Now that we have managed to carry Dan, Collins through in such good style, I propose that-a two horse wagon be hired, then all the Democrats in Nevada county get into it and .drive around the county serenading every. outsider who voted for Dan. But stop,” he added reflectively, after a moment’s patise, “‘the Workingrien . night capture us, too, when we got into the upper spart of the coutty. I guess it will be wiser after all to stay in the shadeof the Court House, where the Republicans cai take care of us.” . . A Large Gold Bar. “The Call says that one of the largest gold bars ever run in the State has been received at the metallurgical estaWishmert of Prof, Thos. Price; in San Francisco, froin Smartsville, Yuba County. — Its weight is 940 ounves, aud its value over $52,000. The bar is thirteen inches in fength, seven inches ‘in width an@ three and a half inches. in tickiiess, 5a ge Reta cee ee Those Little Bills, Within a few days past we have sent outa large numberof bills for subscription and advertising to our friends and patrons in various parte of the State, «Those receiving them will confer a‘favor on the publishers of the Transcripr by forwarding the amounts due by checks on San rancisco, express or post oftice orders, Send them along, oo State Tax Levy. The Board of Supervisors have ye-. ceived from the State Board of Equalization the amount of the State tax levy for the ensuing year, which is as follows: For General Fund, 30 cents; for School Fund ; 26 cents; for-Interest and Redemption Fund, 64 cents, Total, 624 cents. Last year the total State tax was55 cents. A A a en ay The Woman Suffragists, —— . The next Annual’ Meeting of the . Woman Suffrage Association of California will beheld in San Francisco on Tuesday, Sept. 9th, at 10 o'clock A.M. The place of meeting willbe the Rev. Mr. Bowles’ Church. It is ex. pected that some of the best speakers in the State will be secured for the vccasion, <->. The Mudsill, 7 The last issue of the Mudsill, Legn . Bowdoin’s, campaign paper, will be published on or about the 16th instantMr, Bowdoin went to the State Fair yesterday morning to look after the interests of his rotary kitehen cabinet, ib hadi naires Self-Evident, assuming an air of,fathomless mystery report “progress” from. time to time. Meanwhile the public sit with edge of human curiosity, ready to swallow the absurdest kind of yarns with ‘an avidity that would do credié to a half starved man who had been locked up in the pantry of some thrifty Nevada City House-wi'é and, Each. day’s developments in the af. fair-serve-in-the-opinioen-cf most-peos} {ple here to confirm the’ folle,wis ig facts: 1, The perpetrators did note:nde ayor to get three-fourths of a wuile away from ‘the scene of their do stardly deed unfil after nightfal) of that terrible Monday. ‘I Tey lid in the underbrush or else in some «id deserted mining shaft’ or tunaelnear by and laughed in .their s'seeves at the men who were hvintirig over a large scope of country for. them. 2° Had Steve V enard’s foot been well so that-he co‘ald have joined in the hunt, he world have gone to the place’ where thie stage was stopped, circled aroun’, it in true’ path-tinder style, and struck the desired trail in ashort tinie, He would have found the game: before dark, and . either capture’, or killed it.He would have ‘picked six or eight men and taker .-them along for areserve force in Case of emergency, perhaps, .But: Waen work of. that kind is to -be one Steve Venard generally likes to do it alone, : 3. The robbers are not out of the county, kpowing that their homes’ would be the last place anyone would think ‘of looking in. for’ suck fiends, : 4, There is at least. one man living on the Ridge that ought: to be arrested on general principles. Heis a bad egg. Never was known to do a: day’s work, and is dead broke most . of the time. After each robbery of note in that section he is flush, plays' poker and loses big sttms, His bors are all afraid-of him: Seme of the best informed offiters in the county are confident that he -is one of the individuals they want. The only question is, why is he not arrested? neigh« EX-CONVICT BLAIR ARRESTED: Marysville Appeal, Sunday, September 7th: ‘Ihe man Blair, who is charged wfth the Moore’s Flat stage robbery and murder, came to this city last evening and surrender: ed himself to Sheritt MeCoy at the County Jail. " Under Sheritf Aldrich says he came in’ ami stated who he was; denied all knowledge of the matter, but as the public had “‘spoted bim” as the man, and as he was fully described and to some extent known, he would fall into hands of arties in search of the robbers and e lynched. Mr, Blair asked the protection of the Sheriff, Nothing was found on the person of the accused, He will be taken to Nevada when he can be safely delivered. Circumstances are against this man. His partner, if Blair is guilty, is known, and there ig a chance for the truth to conie out and justice be rendered. There is a risoner in the Station House who forces Blair as the person who proposed the robbery to him, Sunday morning Under Sheriff Phil. Byrne armed himself with a gun, revolvers and knives, and left here on the 5 o'clock train. At Grass Valley he. left. the train, secured a .Wagon, and proceeded on his way to Marysville for the purpose of getting Blair and bringing him to this city, TWO HALF-FAMI-HED MYSTERIES, A young man named Pat Murphy, who has bien engaged in aelling furpiture varnish about Nevada City for several weeks past, left here Saturday for San J uan, twelve miles northeast. Aw he reached a spring a short distance this side of Rock Creek, and three miles from Nevada, he says two desperate looking charSan Juan Independent (Working4nén’s. organ): ‘‘Hereafter it will not be good policy for Demoérats to howl about Chinese immigration, Glenn and his Chinatown will hot be lust sight of.” Miptheria, y Thee children of County Surveyor H. 8. Bradley ofthis city are re. ported iH of diptheria. These are the tirst cases of the kind in Nevada .acters answering to the description of the stage robbers emerged from their feet dangling over the ragged . 2 other side of the spring, then returned with« jut having seen anything of the @bje ct of their search. If young Mu rphy is to be relied upon, this is'th » most important developmert w ade since the hunt began. Af STRANGER TOOK THEM IN. Satvarday some private citizens #aw a stranger roaming about town, and having a deep interest in finding th’; robbers put up a job to “sound” ‘m. They got him engaged in con‘vere ation when he remarked with an air of importance: — “I know a way to make five thous‘nd dollars mighty easy _if I wanted to doit.” ; : __This served to make their suspicions still stronger, and they concluded to get him drunk in the hope that he might disclose the fearful secret that they thought was gnawing at his heart’s strings. They invited. him to see the town with them, and began setting up the drinks with a prodigality that threatened’ td _e& haust their purses soon. The biaiieh stranger tossed off one bumper after another with the reattiness of an old hand at such business, frequently remarking that these Nevada City} b’hoys were the rumthest-fellows he had ever came across in the course of his extensive travels. One deplorable fact stuck out from the beginning of the fun. The more liquor that. stranger drank the sharper his wits became, Determined not to give up as long as there was any hope of ensnaritythim, the citizenruin, Towards morning affairs stood this way: The intended victim was straight as. a string; his new found friends were so overcome by their numerous potations that they could not tell a lamp post from a policeman, ‘ The trick didn’t work worth a cent. ROUGH AND* READY MAN ARRESTED. _For several days past reputable citizens of Rough’ & Ready, which téwn is located about eight miles south-west of Nevada, have hada strong belief that the robbers hailed from their'immediate section. They claimed to have good reasons for supposing that two certain men living ifthe township were the’guilty ones. On the strength of this, Judge Garthe, ‘Marshal Baldridge, A. Nivens, Jr., chd two boys drove over there early Sunday morniwg They found one of the menin béd. The boys who had seen the robbersin the yicinity of the robbery last week said ‘he was one of them. He was arrested, and the five started with him. for Michael Lynch’s ratéh on Rock: Creek, Instead of coming’ through this city they took a roundabout rbad. The prisoner began. to cty and ‘moan piteously, fearing that his captors were taking him to a secluded place to hang him. _ 4n_ spite of all assurances that no WAtm was intended, he would not be quieted, He wa’ conveyed to Mike Lynch's, and that individual, who had also seen the rubbers, said at first glance there was no reséftblance.” In eoming back*from Roék Creek to this city ohe of the’ wagon springs broke, Judge GattMe procured another vehicle at‘ Wellington's stable and took the man;' Who had been discharged, back to’ Retryh & Ready. Both: of the men—thé one arrested’ and the’ one supposed to have been his pal, but who was not caught—have since been proven“te have been seen in Rough & Ready only a couple of hours after the robbery and murder.’ Considering the distant they wonlid: have been obliged to tra¥el ti’ get’ there, there is no foundatioi'for believing them guilty, ARRESTED IN NEVADA, One night last week a nian while’ drunk gave some parties to under. stand in a confidential sort of way that he had something to do with locked up in the eity prison until next morning when he was sober. Then he proved an alibi without diisome chapparal at the roadside and asked him for something to eat, They had a half-famished look, and had evidently been “roughing it” for several days. He had no eatables excepting apples; and these he gave to them, Arriving at SanJuan he gave the alarm. Word was at once sent back ‘here. ‘Constable ficulty and was released. _ WANTED THEM 'TO SPOT HIM, A tall stranger, with a fierce mustache and astumpy clay pipe, stepped up to Marshal Baldri Scott and Deputy Sheriff Thomas this summer, so far as heard from, ; ~ armed themselves, jumped: into a bugey, and starte‘l fsrthe spring at full speed. The night was very dark. They p'-oceeded as far as BR rdon’s .Brid ye several miles the detectives kept—on setting—up—the} committing the outrage. He was 4 tage robbers. A SUMMING UP. The sum and substance of this ‘whole affair is that the -officers, although putting-forth every effort, have not yet succeeded in finding a ‘hot trail,” and appear to begin to doubt their chances of ever arresting the dastardly wretches. They are much amused by the wild rumors that are current in every direction; and do not think it-worth while to deny them. The arrests that lave. been made mean nothing. They are made to satisfy public sentiment rathct than fot any other object. If the robbers are caught it will be through a stroke of good luck, and that is about all-there is 4f it, Meantime peoplé who-are not on the inside should mbt place the least reliance in anything they héar unless it comes from headquarters. At*the Fair. The -Yuba' Light Infantry, of -Camptonville, and the Nevada Light (Guard, of Nevada City: arrived in Sacramento by the overland ‘train at 10-0’clock Sunday morning. With the military of Sacramento, they marched to Richmond ‘Grove: and. took possession and mounted guard, Inthe afternoon there was a. battalion dtilf,-and in the evening a dress paradé, The tents have all. been set up, and the camp grounds present a fine appearance. The, San Francisco and Gdkland companies arrived yesterday. Arrangements have been made with’ J. B. Kenny,’ Tessee of the grove, for— furnishing the soldiers’ meals, as at a hotel or restaurant, but if they do not like the fare or price they will have thé privilege of going elsewhere. — > ee — Out of its Latitude. Yesterday morning a_ beautiful shot by A. D. Sutton, on his ranch lars out of me.” The unknown was‘ a little the worse for liquor, aay’ went off mumbiing something: about A Nevada Boy. Uf, Eagene Soggs, son of one of the and who spent a good share of his boyHhood days in Nevada City, the San Pyanciseo Chronicle says:— ‘Russel Basset, until his last visit to San Frari¢isco, reveled in ‘the title of Soggs—a name which frequently gave . rise to ludictous mistakes. He made Kis first appearance at Maguire’s ee House on Washington street Fabout 1868, Aftera few years’ experience he went East, where he met with varied success, acquiring considerable reputation through the States of New York and Pennsylvania in old men’s parts. Atone time fortune seemed to frown on his “histronic endeavors,. and the stage was’ ‘temporarily abandoned. After a1 seasov of rest, the old feeling reasserted. itself, and once more he was found treading the boards, opening in white bird ofthe stork species was . Chicago, where he continued for several seasons, Subsequently he went to New York,playing at Park, Union Square and other first-class theaters, The New York’ critics’ were favorable in their rdtices’ of Hit and pre” vious to his departure for San Francisco there was every probability. of his becoming a metropolitan favorite. After an absence of eight years, Mr. Bassett, made hisreappearanée at the California Theater during Maggie Mitchell's last engagement: here, which was within the past year. Mr. Bassett is a gentleman of varied accomplishments, as in addition ‘to his talents as an actor, he is an accomplished musician, playing the violin with admirable taste, while his performance. on the bores. aid tambourine has excited the jealousy of Billy Fmerson. His age is somewhere between 30 and 33; and he is a native of Pennsylvnia, He is’ of medium '.height and well fornied, possessing a sturdy figure, and strongmarkea featnres lit up by a pair of large, rovind, hazel eyes. A Perplexed Questioher. A convérsation overheard between on the Gras@ Valley road. The bird was cooling himself off in alittle pond of water, when Mr. Sutton first saw it. Hethen went tothe house for the gun and when he returned the bird flew into a tree, when it was shot. The bird méasured four feet between the tips of the wings, ant stood about 2 feet and a” half high. It has been sent to a taxidermist to be stuffed. og setlaadins Malforssédion of Children. * Nature indulges in some ‘quéér freaks occasionally. ‘The right foot of a ten-year-old boy living in the outskirts of Nevada City is fully an inch longer than his left foot, and the fingers on his right-hand are not so long within half aninch as those of his left hand. A female infant recently born to a well-known citizen has three joints in one of its thumbs above where it joins the hand, the Same ag are ordinarily seen in the other four fingers, Lost Two Fingers, C. B. Hawley, of Columbia Hill, met with a painful accident on Wednesday last.’ Mr. Hawley is the owner of a saw mill at Columbia Hill, and oversees the. work to a great extent. He was engaged at work around the large circular saw, when by some—cause his left hand was caught, and the fingers almost sawed off. The first and second Were so badly splintered that amputation was necessary.—Independ« ent, A The Love of Flowers. Of the many touching tributes paid to’ flowers there is one a%sociated with the closing hours of Henry Heine, the poet, which appears to us very beautiful. He was dyihg in Paris. The doctor was paying his usual visit, when Heine pressed’ hig hand and said» ‘Doctor, you are’ my frientl; I ask a last favor. TelF me the truth—the end is approaching, is'it not?” The doctor was'silent “Thank you,” said Heine, calmly. “‘Have you any request to make?’ r-3 the ee, moved to tears, éa‘‘Yes,” replied thepoet; ‘my wife sleeps—do not disterb her. oe from the table the fragrant flowers she brought this mornin ; I love flowers so dearly, Than —place them upon my breast.” He paused as hé inhaled their perfume. He closed his eyes, and he murmured: “Flowers, flowers, how beautitul is nature!” These were his last words . locutor. ‘‘Did you board the cars?” seem to care abit how much his T Roch, G) A Maltmen, Wil Va = R Bierchard: do F Wasser, Brit Col> S Spicer, do —_-R Warren, 8 F F T Jackson, do _C Einfeldt, Cit B M Brattin, do J Masel, Pett Hill E Godfrey, do Miss 8 Price, Campt D W Grofig, do T Currey, Moores F B Hugg, do A DeLand. S F . .RA Bliss, Ro C F Manar, Campt EC Miller, do GR Meek, Ca: J Pritchard, do E Russell & w, do F Dornelle, do Mrs Price, do J Dovis, do Hiss Kussel, do two citizens: “Did yott make the train?” 2"No,.” was the.sharp-reply;“‘it was made h the 'car-shops.” “I mean,did you catch” the train?” “Of coursenot—it’s not infectious.” ‘Well you darned foo!, did you: arrive at the ‘depot in time?” ‘‘No, you blamed idivt; I arrived in an omnibus,” 2 “Great Scott!” shrieked the inter“Jumping Jerusalem!” howled the questioned mafr “You know I don’t keepa boarding honse.” Glances of deep-seated hatred, threats of vengeance, gritting of teeth, duel in prospect.+-Fxchange. @Jouxny says his mother make“a great cry if his sister goes out without her shade hat. She don't want her'to get freckled. But she doesn’t father tans him. ! Yesterday’s Arrivals st“ THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffriger, Proprietor. C Maurice, Camptv., AK Bishop, Bloom J Shea, Moores F Capt Brown & w Ca LH Pendleton, SF “I Yore, Campto H Young, City 8S Yore, do J Hibberd, Eureka _ 0 gtrord, do TS Pockman, City F K Peck, do A W Lester, City J Crevin. do J Wood, Col Hill D Getitin, do JG O'Feill, Col H C Turner, do J E Calvin, Campt J W Barner, Campt CM Vevrill, do W Rowlands, do W L Erevin, dd E Luce, do F Bope, do RH Deel, do FDonnel, do H Woods, do J Herwege, do J Jackson, do J McLellan, do W J Baden, do R Penner, dbo J Sharp, do C A Bliss, dd WH Grover, . do Vesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA’ CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pvarson, Proprietor, Mrs Wells, Grass Val M TCabnrif. Mrs E Coleman, G V E Cochtan, Cues D Cory, Smartsville G W Andrews; do CA Vaoitiman,GV EG Muller,, diy D Dooling, Moores F Morris,’ ao Rev W G Poweil, GV BP Hugg, do W Britton, Smtsv R H Bliss, do HC Donneil, Smtsy and said: “Take a good Dr ga spirit took its flight intoeternlook at me, sir. Iam going down . . Beets i be soain f catd announcing: “Perfectly fitti © Know me when we meet garments. Every article sets You might make five thousand dol-} as a hen.” : i : ~ wre « . ~« > former owners of the Merrifield mine, —$———= Advertised Letters, The following is a. list of letters remainin, in the Post Office, Nevada City, for the week ending Sept. 8th, 1879. Persons cal]. ing for any of these letters will please ik: “advertised.” J. 8. Housroor, Pp. nu Bray Harry Gibbons, Ed g Blacksmith, L Hoskin, WH Burke, E P Hopkins, Mrs R 5 Crunk, Charles Link, Geo Carshaw, E Leverich, Sylvester Chamberlain, Chas ~ Mansfield, J 4 Crandon, Mrs Laura Diogene, Mr Fields, Wm Richards, C E Thurman, Walter Williams, Johnny a HELD FOR POSTAGE, . Dr. J. C. Young, Medical Institute, §, F. = MARRIED. At Camptonville,! Aug. 31, 1879, by: C.4 Bliss, J. P., Mr, Henry Carriey, of Bradly City, to Miss Vadie Skinner, ‘of Campton. ville. he : PERFECTIONS. Vege NWS VALUABLE PREPARATION jg ‘ FREE FROM fAny Mineral or Vegetable Poison, It restores gray hair to its natural color, beauty,-and stops its falling out. It cures Baldness, Dandruff and diseases of the Scalp. Sold by all Druggists) sb $5,100 00 REWARD! \ i ae UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY One: Thousand Dollars For the arrest and conviction of the Robbers of the Eureka Stage and Murderers of WM. F, CUMMINGS, oh the road near Nevada City; Monday, Sept. 1st, 1879, Hs €. PERKENS, ~ Ry MeMURRAY,; YG. BELL. The undersigned will pay OneThousand Dollars ADDITIONAL REWARD for the Arres*ana 4 Two: Thousand Dollars For the recovery of the Gold Bar taken from -Win, F. Cummings. oe $ HENRY BAYS, FRANK HENRY. : Five Hundred Dollars the usual Statute Reward of ~ Six Hundred Dollars, Nevada City, Sept. 4th, 1879, SS FRULT ss ——AND— Store. B. SANGUINETTI _ Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City that he has opened @ Store at the above place for the sale ot “. Presh Fruits, Vegetables, Confee tlonery, ete. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacramentoand San Jose, I receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens and orchards below, in advance of any other Store in the mountaing, CHOICE FRRNCH CANDIES Are kept constantly on hand and gold at the lowest prices, é af ICE CREAM. a During the Summer I intend keeping ‘Ice Cream constantly-on hand, of various flavors and warranted the best in the market. Nevada City, Jone 28th: FRED, A. SACKET. JOHN’ M’ KENNA, SACKET & McKENNA, General Mining & Insurance . AGENTS, — —_— fyi REPRESENT THE well known Companies : North German of Hamburg. Scottish Commercial of Glasgow. Connecticut of Hartford. Continental of New York Niagara of New York. Tradesmen's of New York, Commonwealth ef Boston. Aggregate Assets Twenty Six Millien Dollars. All losses promptly paid as soon as adjusted. FOLLOWING Also Agents for McNeale & Urban’s Safes. Buffal» Standard Scales. Tucker's Alarm Till, OMice--Broad Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., Nevada city. Nevada, Sept, 4th. RANCH FOR SALE: HE -_-— 4 kn undersigned will se® the Ranch, betweeown as the “Sutton sg consisth Nevada City and Grass ley, . _ ing of 200 acres, held b U. 8, Patent. Also, 09 tons Hay 250 cords Wood, 30 Cows Hofies, Hogs, ickens, Farming Utensile, Growing Crops, *® pertaining to the premises J McKenna, Smtsy A+J' Rosenthal, Cit JF Carr, Willow V¥ ¢ Felber, Gity’ S B Crawford, Wash Brodford, Smtsy G A Nihell, City A H Walrath, § k J Fronler, Gity B McGébbohs, You B HF Murchie, City ON Monon, Campt J Hawke, City LM Sukeforths, N O G Percival City , City y AC Ranschenberg. M G Gallick, Sac Gw ¥, Campt JN Jackson, Sac C M Batten do J Ones, Sac GW Ken‘oll, do NK Roberts Sac E y, -do JM Adams SF . Dr Phillips, Phila W H Daniel, G Val APConaway,GV gs Phillips, " FX Rogers, Sac W Holmes & w, City J Johnston, Rel H Miss J Brown, City A K Bishop, Bloom SE Mandril, G Val EWM ith, Bloo B Brownlow, Ogdep EW Gekley, Gam H EC Bradbury, Ogden CTSimons, do5 r terms, “00 the premises to P. SUTTON, sot exery ting ’ ays : ® aia iy table Hair Restorer . convictiory of the above persons, and wil] pay’ Is offered by the Governor of the State, with’ Something New-in Nevada! CONFECTIONERY DEPOT, : i ie IN STREET, opposite Union HoAV tel, and adjoining Legg’s Hardware * THE DAIL “NEVADA C trie Sheriff Mont from his hunt. oners home. R. D. Carter der Sheriff of J a good selection C. Wi. aes been commissi by the Governe The Board of " ing a canvass ¢ in thiscounty. about noon to-¢ Several pist« vicinity of the yesterday mort sensation there The M. E. versary concert tended, gnd th ished is’ highly Dexter Ridl« Co.’s express Winnemucca : ing a few days’ Enough _ re ‘counted to mak Battis is electec 3d District and 5th’ Dist rict. While 8. H. election officer . urday mornin; door fell wpoi slightly injured There is no fc ports to the eff robbers have be since Friday ni, _essary to catch be locked up One of He stepped on the front of Feeney smith shop yes plank not bein, The horse’s leg hole thus made Attempt to Uncle ‘Billy inmate of tne C winter, tried Monday at The old man we and said he was for $20 worth start for (th went out and time. Then he ing pen, ink an This done, he s Wood, said ‘G see you again, was found in ar near A; L. W had endeavored in one of his art in meking an u wound. It is se all right ag cared for. Perrin. . It appears th: Hated here Frid; erning Joseph with paralysis . His many frienc er fact withformation upon Sunday mornin, based, was obt: leman who sai @ ‘rrin's bedside Ice Cre The Ladies . lethodist Chur hold an ice crea esday evening, he Vestry of th -Bitreet. An int as been prepar Il are cordially t Mrs, D oe Etuiorr & ( eidsdorff St., etch and litho ace for about . hers charge an ork is accepted Do Nor belie “Vassers who . D. have abando of Nevada co Etuorr & Co. t and in ten ¢ 8 of Califoni: ted works, e1 “€ superior li Ustrated Histx

3 —_—— The Daily Transeript, MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Tuesday, September 9th, 1879. r Generally Felt Want. r te ate aco THE STILL RUNT.Incidents that Have Actually Transpired During the Chase After the Highwaymen—A Few Suggestions, The hunt for the robbers of the Moore’s Flat stage and murderers of Cummings the banker goes bravely on. Those engaged in it” do -not seem to let their interest flag, and The (Grass Valley, Union is of the same mind as the TRANSCRIPT, judgingfrom the following remarks; which would also apply to Nevada City with equal force; At every election held in Grass Valley in the last few years it has been evident, from the great time consumed in counting «the vote, that the precinct should be divided; and thé late election more thanever demonstrates that newessity. “By dividing the precinct into two or} three the vote could be counted ina rea. sonable length oftime, and thedemand. of the public for the result more quickly and satisfactorily given, and-but little, if any, additional expense incurred. From three to four hundred Votes are as many asa precinct shou'd have. This is the rule generally being adopted’ at the East in the cities and large towns, and San Franciseo has fitially adopted the same plan, a Not Practical. Said a wheel-horse -of that venerable party yesterday: ‘‘Now that we have managed to carry Dan, Collins through in such good style, I propose that-a two horse wagon be hired, then all the Democrats in Nevada county get into it and .drive around the county serenading every. outsider who voted for Dan. But stop,” he added reflectively, after a moment’s patise, “‘the Workingrien . night capture us, too, when we got into the upper spart of the coutty. I guess it will be wiser after all to stay in the shadeof the Court House, where the Republicans cai take care of us.” . . A Large Gold Bar. “The Call says that one of the largest gold bars ever run in the State has been received at the metallurgical estaWishmert of Prof, Thos. Price; in San Francisco, froin Smartsville, Yuba County. — Its weight is 940 ounves, aud its value over $52,000. The bar is thirteen inches in fength, seven inches ‘in width an@ three and a half inches. in tickiiess, 5a ge Reta cee ee Those Little Bills, Within a few days past we have sent outa large numberof bills for subscription and advertising to our friends and patrons in various parte of the State, «Those receiving them will confer a‘favor on the publishers of the Transcripr by forwarding the amounts due by checks on San rancisco, express or post oftice orders, Send them along, oo State Tax Levy. The Board of Supervisors have ye-. ceived from the State Board of Equalization the amount of the State tax levy for the ensuing year, which is as follows: For General Fund, 30 cents; for School Fund ; 26 cents; for-Interest and Redemption Fund, 64 cents, Total, 624 cents. Last year the total State tax was55 cents. A A a en ay The Woman Suffragists, —— . The next Annual’ Meeting of the . Woman Suffrage Association of California will beheld in San Francisco on Tuesday, Sept. 9th, at 10 o'clock A.M. The place of meeting willbe the Rev. Mr. Bowles’ Church. It is ex. pected that some of the best speakers in the State will be secured for the vccasion, <->.. The Mudsill, 7 The last issue of the Mudsill, Legn . Bowdoin’s, campaign paper, will be published on or about the 16th instantMr, Bowdoin went to the State Fair yesterday morning to look after the interests of his rotary kitehen cabinet, ib hadi naires Self-Evident, assuming an air of,fathomless mystery report “progress” from. time to time. Meanwhile the public sit with edge of human curiosity, ready to swallow the absurdest kind of yarns with ‘an avidity that would do credié to a half starved man who had been locked up in the pantry of some thrifty Nevada City House-wi'é and, Each. day’s developments in the af. fair-serve-in-the-opinioen-cf most-peos} {ple here to confirm the’ folle,wis ig facts: 1, The perpetrators did note:nde ayor to get three-fourths of a wuile away from ‘the scene of their do stardly deed unfil after nightfal) of that terrible Monday. ‘I Tey lid in the underbrush or else in some «id deserted mining shaft’ or tunaelnear by and laughed in .their s'seeves at the men who were hvintirig over a large scope of country for. them. 2° Had Steve V enard’s foot been well so that-he co‘ald have joined in the hunt, he world have gone to the place’ where thie stage was stopped, circled aroun’, it in true’ path-tinder style, and struck the desired trail in ashort tinie, He would have found the game: before dark, and . either capture’, or killed it.He would have ‘picked six or eight men and taker .-them along for areserve force in Case of emergency, perhaps, .But: Waen work of. that kind is to -be one Steve Venard generally likes to do it alone, : 3. The robbers are not out of the county, kpowing that their homes’ would be the last place anyone would think ‘of looking in. for’ suck fiends, : 4, There is at least. one man living on the Ridge that ought: to be arrested on general principles. Heis a bad egg. Never was known to do a: day’s work, and is dead broke most . of the time. After each robbery of note in that section he is flush, plays' poker and loses big sttms, His bors are all afraid-of him: Seme of the best informed offiters in the county are confident that he -is one of the individuals they want. The only question is, why is he not arrested? neigh« EX-CONVICT BLAIR ARRESTED: Marysville Appeal, Sunday, September 7th: ‘Ihe man Blair, who is charged wfth the Moore’s Flat stage robbery and murder, came to this city last evening and surrender: ed himself to Sheritt MeCoy at the County Jail. " Under Sheritf Aldrich says he came in’ ami stated who he was; denied all knowledge of the matter, but as the public had “‘spoted bim” as the man, and as he was fully described and to some extent known, he would fall into hands of arties in search of the robbers and e lynched. Mr, Blair asked the protection of the Sheriff, Nothing was found on the person of the accused, He will be taken to Nevada when he can be safely delivered. Circumstances are against this man. His partner, if Blair is guilty, is known, and there ig a chance for the truth to conie out and justice be rendered. There is a risoner in the Station House who forces Blair as the person who proposed the robbery to him, Sunday morning Under Sheriff Phil. Byrne armed himself with a gun, revolvers and knives, and left here on the 5 o'clock train. At Grass Valley he. left. the train, secured a .Wagon, and proceeded on his way to Marysville for the purpose of getting Blair and bringing him to this city, TWO HALF-FAMI-HED MYSTERIES, A young man named Pat Murphy, who has bien engaged in aelling furpiture varnish about Nevada City for several weeks past, left here Saturday for San J uan, twelve miles northeast. Aw he reached a spring a short distance this side of Rock Creek, and three miles from Nevada, he says two desperate looking charSan Juan Independent (Working4nén’s. organ): ‘‘Hereafter it will not be good policy for Demoérats to howl about Chinese immigration, Glenn and his Chinatown will hot be lust sight of.” Miptheria, y Thee children of County Surveyor H. 8. Bradley ofthis city are re. ported iH of diptheria. These are the tirst cases of the kind in Nevada .acters answering to the description of the stage robbers emerged from their feet dangling over the ragged . 2 other side of the spring, then returned with« jut having seen anything of the @bje ct of their search. If young Mu rphy is to be relied upon, this is'th » most important developmert w ade since the hunt began. Af STRANGER TOOK THEM IN. Satvarday some private citizens #aw a stranger roaming about town, and having a deep interest in finding th’; robbers put up a job to “sound” ‘m. They got him engaged in con‘vere ation when he remarked with an air of importance: — “I know a way to make five thous‘nd dollars mighty easy _if I wanted to doit.” ; : __This served to make their suspicions still stronger, and they concluded to get him drunk in the hope that he might disclose the fearful secret that they thought was gnawing at his heart’s strings. They invited. him to see the town with them, and began setting up the drinks with a prodigality that threatened’ td _e& haust their purses soon. The biaiieh stranger tossed off one bumper after another with the reattiness of an old hand at such business, frequently remarking that these Nevada City} b’hoys were the rumthest-fellows he had ever came across in the course of his extensive travels. One deplorable fact stuck out from the beginning of the fun. The more liquor that. stranger drank the sharper his wits became, Determined not to give up as long as there was any hope of ensnaritythim, the citizenruin, Towards morning affairs stood this way: The intended victim was straight as. a string; his new found friends were so overcome by their numerous potations that they could not tell a lamp post from a policeman, ‘ The trick didn’t work worth a cent. ROUGH AND* READY MAN ARRESTED. _For several days past reputable citizens of Rough’ & Ready, which téwn is located about eight miles south-west of Nevada, have hada strong belief that the robbers hailed from their'immediate section. They claimed to have good reasons for supposing that two certain men living ifthe township were the’guilty ones. On the strength of this, Judge Garthe, ‘Marshal Baldridge, A. Nivens, Jr., chd two boys drove over there early Sunday morniwg They found one of the menin béd. The boys who had seen the robbersin the yicinity of the robbery last week said ‘he was one of them. He was arrested, and the five started with him. for Michael Lynch’s ratéh on Rock: Creek, Instead of coming’ through this city they took a roundabout rbad. The prisoner began. to cty and ‘moan piteously, fearing that his captors were taking him to a secluded place to hang him. _ 4n_ spite of all assurances that no WAtm was intended, he would not be quieted, He wa’ conveyed to Mike Lynch's, and that individual, who had also seen the rubbers, said at first glance there was no reséftblance.” In eoming back*from Roék Creek to this city ohe of the’ wagon springs broke, Judge GattMe procured another vehicle at‘ Wellington's stable and took the man;' Who had been discharged, back to’ Retryh & Ready. Both: of the men—thé one arrested’ and the’ one supposed to have been his pal, but who was not caught—have since been proven“te have been seen in Rough & Ready only a couple of hours after the robbery and murder.’ Considering the distant they wonlid: have been obliged to tra¥el ti’ get’ there, there is no foundatioi'for believing them guilty, ARRESTED IN NEVADA, One night last week a nian while’ drunk gave some parties to under. stand in a confidential sort of way that he had something to do with locked up in the eity prison until next morning when he was sober. Then he proved an alibi without diisome chapparal at the roadside and asked him for something to eat, They had a half-famished look, and had evidently been “roughing it” for several days. He had no eatables excepting apples; and these he gave to them, Arriving at SanJuan he gave the alarm. Word was at once sent back ‘here. ‘Constable ficulty and was released. _ WANTED THEM 'TO SPOT HIM, A tall stranger, with a fierce mustache and astumpy clay pipe, stepped up to Marshal Baldri Scott and Deputy Sheriff Thomas this summer, so far as heard from, ; ~ armed themselves, jumped: into a bugey, and starte‘l fsrthe spring at full speed. The night was very dark. They p'-oceeded as far as BR rdon’s .Brid ye several miles the detectives kept—on setting—up—the} committing the outrage. He was 4 tage robbers. A SUMMING UP. The sum and substance of this ‘whole affair is that the -officers, although putting-forth every effort, have not yet succeeded in finding a ‘hot trail,” and appear to begin to doubt their chances of ever arresting the dastardly wretches. They are much amused by the wild rumors that are current in every direction; and do not think it-worth while to deny them. The arrests that lave. been made mean nothing. They are made to satisfy public sentiment rathct than fot any other object. If the robbers are caught it will be through a stroke of good luck, and that is about all-there is 4f it, Meantime peoplé who-are not on the inside should mbt place the least reliance in anything they héar unless it comes from headquarters. At*the Fair. The -Yuba' Light Infantry, of -Camptonville, and the Nevada Light (Guard, of Nevada City: arrived in Sacramento by the overland ‘train at 10-0’clock Sunday morning. With the military of Sacramento, they marched to Richmond ‘Grove: and. took possession and mounted guard, Inthe afternoon there was a. battalion dtilf,-and in the evening a dress paradé, The tents have all. been set up, and the camp grounds present a fine appearance. The, San Francisco and Gdkland companies arrived yesterday. Arrangements have been made with’ J. B. Kenny,’ Tessee of the grove, for— furnishing the soldiers’ meals, as at a hotel or restaurant, but if they do not like the fare or price they will have thé privilege of going elsewhere. — > ee — Out of its Latitude. Yesterday morning a_ beautiful shot by A. D. Sutton, on his ranch lars out of me.” The unknown was‘ a little the worse for liquor, aay’ went off mumbiing something: about A Nevada Boy. Uf, Eagene Soggs, son of one of the and who spent a good share of his boyHhood days in Nevada City, the San Pyanciseo Chronicle says:— ‘Russel Basset, until his last visit to San Frari¢isco, reveled in ‘the title of Soggs—a name which frequently gave . rise to ludictous mistakes. He made Kis first appearance at Maguire’s ee House on Washington street Fabout 1868, Aftera few years’ experience he went East, where he met with varied success, acquiring considerable reputation through the States of New York and Pennsylvania in old men’s parts. Atone time fortune seemed to frown on his “histronic endeavors,. and the stage was’ ‘temporarily abandoned. After a1 seasov of rest, the old feeling reasserted. itself, and once more he was found treading the boards, opening in white bird ofthe stork species was . Chicago, where he continued for several seasons, Subsequently he went to New York,playing at Park, Union Square and other first-class theaters, The New York’ critics’ were favorable in their rdtices’ of Hit and pre” vious to his departure for San Francisco there was every probability. of his becoming a metropolitan favorite. After an absence of eight years, Mr. Bassett, made hisreappearanée at the California Theater during Maggie Mitchell's last engagement: here, which was within the past year. Mr. Bassett is a gentleman of varied accomplishments, as in addition ‘to his talents as an actor, he is an accomplished musician, playing the violin with admirable taste, while his performance. on the bores. aid tambourine has excited the jealousy of Billy Fmerson. His age is somewhere between 30 and 33; and he is a native of Pennsylvnia, He is’ of medium '.height and well fornied, possessing a sturdy figure, and strongmarkea featnres lit up by a pair of large, rovind, hazel eyes. A Perplexed Questioher. A convérsation overheard between on the Gras@ Valley road. The bird was cooling himself off in alittle pond of water, when Mr. Sutton first saw it. Hethen went tothe house for the gun and when he returned the

bird flew into a tree, when it was shot. The bird méasured four feet between the tips of the wings, ant stood about 2 feet and a” half high. It has been sent to a taxidermist to be stuffed. og setlaadins Malforssédion of Children. * Nature indulges in some ‘quéér freaks occasionally. ‘The right foot of a ten-year-old boy living in the outskirts of Nevada City is fully an inch longer than his left foot, and the fingers on his right-hand are not so long within half aninch as those of his left hand. A female infant recently born to a well-known citizen has three joints in one of its thumbs above where it joins the hand, the Same ag are ordinarily seen in the other four fingers, Lost Two Fingers, C. B. Hawley, of Columbia Hill, met with a painful accident on Wednesday last.’ Mr. Hawley is the owner of a saw mill at Columbia Hill, and oversees the. work to a great extent. He was engaged at work around the large circular saw, when by some—cause his left hand was caught, and the fingers almost sawed off. The first and second Were so badly splintered that amputation was necessary.—Independ« ent, A The Love of Flowers. Of the many touching tributes paid to’ flowers there is one a%sociated with the closing hours of Henry Heine, the poet, which appears to us very beautiful. He was dyihg in Paris. The doctor was paying his usual visit, when Heine pressed’ hig hand and said» ‘Doctor, you are’ my frientl; I ask a last favor. TelF me the truth—the end is approaching, is'it not?” The doctor was'silent “Thank you,” said Heine, calmly. “‘Have you any request to make?’ r-3 the ee, moved to tears, éa‘‘Yes,” replied thepoet; ‘my wife sleeps—do not disterb her. oe from the table the fragrant flowers she brought this mornin ; I love flowers so dearly, Than —place them upon my breast.” He paused as hé inhaled their perfume. He closed his eyes, and he murmured: “Flowers, flowers, how beautitul is nature!” These were his last words . locutor. ‘‘Did you board the cars?” seem to care abit how much his T Roch, G) A Maltmen, Wil Va = R Bierchard: do F Wasser, Brit Col> S Spicer, do —_-R Warren, 8 F F T Jackson, do _C Einfeldt, Cit B M Brattin, do J Masel, Pett Hill E Godfrey, do Miss 8 Price, Campt D W Grofig, do T Currey, Moores F B Hugg, do A DeLand. S F . .RA Bliss, Ro C F Manar, Campt EC Miller, do GR Meek, Ca: J Pritchard, do E Russell & w, do F Dornelle, do Mrs Price, do J Dovis, do Hiss Kussel, do two citizens: “Did yott make the train?” 2"No,.” was the.sharp-reply;“‘it was made h the 'car-shops.” “I mean,did you catch” the train?” “Of coursenot—it’s not infectious.” ‘Well you darned foo!, did you: arrive at the ‘depot in time?” ‘‘No, you blamed idivt; I arrived in an omnibus,” 2 “Great Scott!” shrieked the inter“Jumping Jerusalem!” howled the questioned mafr “You know I don’t keepa boarding honse.” Glances of deep-seated hatred, threats of vengeance, gritting of teeth, duel in prospect.+-Fxchange. @Jouxny says his mother make“a great cry if his sister goes out without her shade hat. She don't want her'to get freckled. But she doesn’t father tans him. ! Yesterday’s Arrivals st“ THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffriger, Proprietor. C Maurice, Camptv., AK Bishop, Bloom J Shea, Moores F Capt Brown & w Ca LH Pendleton, SF “I Yore, Campto H Young, City 8S Yore, do J Hibberd, Eureka _ 0 gtrord, do TS Pockman, City F K Peck, do A W Lester, City J Crevin. do J Wood, Col Hill D Getitin, do JG O'Feill, Col H C Turner, do J E Calvin, Campt J W Barner, Campt CM Vevrill, do W Rowlands, do W L Erevin, dd E Luce, do F Bope, do RH Deel, do FDonnel, do H Woods, do J Herwege, do J Jackson, do J McLellan, do W J Baden, do R Penner, dbo J Sharp, do C A Bliss, dd WH Grover, . do Vesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA’ CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pvarson, Proprietor, Mrs Wells, Grass Val M TCabnrif. Mrs E Coleman, G V E Cochtan, Cues D Cory, Smartsville G W Andrews; do CA Vaoitiman,GV EG Muller,, diy D Dooling, Moores F Morris,’ ao Rev W G Poweil, GV BP Hugg, do W Britton, Smtsv R H Bliss, do HC Donneil, Smtsy and said: “Take a good Dr ga spirit took its flight intoeternlook at me, sir. Iam going down . . Beets i be soain f catd announcing: “Perfectly fitti © Know me when we meet garments. Every article sets You might make five thousand dol-} as a hen.” : i : ~ wre « . ~« > former owners of the Merrifield mine, —$———= Advertised Letters, The following is a. list of letters remainin, in the Post Office, Nevada City, for the week ending Sept. 8th, 1879. Persons cal]. ing for any of these letters will please ik: “advertised.” J. 8. Housroor, Pp. nu Bray Harry Gibbons, Ed g Blacksmith, L Hoskin, WH Burke, E P Hopkins, Mrs R 5 Crunk, Charles Link, Geo Carshaw, E Leverich, Sylvester Chamberlain, Chas ~ Mansfield, J 4 Crandon, Mrs Laura Diogene, Mr Fields, Wm Richards, C E Thurman, Walter Williams, Johnny a HELD FOR POSTAGE, . Dr. J. C. Young, Medical Institute, §, F. = MARRIED. At Camptonville,! Aug. 31, 1879, by: C.4 Bliss, J. P., Mr, Henry Carriey, of Bradly City, to Miss Vadie Skinner, ‘of Campton. ville. he : PERFECTIONS. Vege NWS VALUABLE PREPARATION jg ‘ FREE FROM fAny Mineral or Vegetable Poison, It restores gray hair to its natural color, beauty,-and stops its falling out. It cures Baldness, Dandruff and diseases of the Scalp. Sold by all Druggists) sb $5,100 00 REWARD! \ i ae UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY One: Thousand Dollars For the arrest and conviction of the Robbers of the Eureka Stage and Murderers of WM. F, CUMMINGS, oh the road near Nevada City; Monday, Sept. 1st, 1879, Hs €. PERKENS, ~ Ry MeMURRAY,; YG. BELL. The undersigned will pay OneThousand Dollars ADDITIONAL REWARD for the Arres*ana 4 Two: Thousand Dollars For the recovery of the Gold Bar taken from -Win, F. Cummings. oe $ HENRY BAYS, FRANK HENRY. : Five Hundred Dollars the usual Statute Reward of ~ Six Hundred Dollars, Nevada City, Sept. 4th, 1879, SS FRULT ss ——AND— Store. B. SANGUINETTI _ Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City that he has opened @ Store at the above place for the sale ot “. Presh Fruits, Vegetables, Confee tlonery, ete. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacramentoand San Jose, I receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens and orchards below, in advance of any other Store in the mountaing, CHOICE FRRNCH CANDIES Are kept constantly on hand and gold at the lowest prices, é af ICE CREAM. a During the Summer I intend keeping ‘Ice Cream constantly-on hand, of various flavors and warranted the best in the market. Nevada City, Jone 28th: FRED, A. SACKET. JOHN’ M’ KENNA, SACKET & McKENNA, General Mining & Insurance . AGENTS, — —_— fyi REPRESENT THE well known Companies : North German of Hamburg. Scottish Commercial of Glasgow. Connecticut of Hartford. Continental of New York Niagara of New York. Tradesmen's of New York, Commonwealth ef Boston. Aggregate Assets Twenty Six Millien Dollars. All losses promptly paid as soon as adjusted. FOLLOWING Also Agents for McNeale & Urban’s Safes. Buffal» Standard Scales. Tucker's Alarm Till, OMice--Broad Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., Nevada city. Nevada, Sept, 4th. RANCH FOR SALE: HE -_-— 4 kn undersigned will se® the Ranch, betweeown as the “Sutton sg consisth Nevada City and Grass ley, . _ ing of 200 acres, held b U. 8, Patent. Also, 09 tons Hay 250 cords Wood, 30 Cows Hofies, Hogs, ickens, Farming Utensile, Growing Crops, *® pertaining to the premises J McKenna, Smtsy A+J' Rosenthal, Cit JF Carr, Willow V¥ ¢ Felber, Gity’ S B Crawford, Wash Brodford, Smtsy G A Nihell, City A H Walrath, § k J Fronler, Gity B McGébbohs, You B HF Murchie, City ON Monon, Campt J Hawke, City LM Sukeforths, N O G Percival City , City y AC Ranschenberg. M G Gallick, Sac Gw ¥, Campt JN Jackson, Sac C M Batten do J Ones, Sac GW Ken‘oll, do NK Roberts Sac E y, -do JM Adams SF . Dr Phillips, Phila W H Daniel, G Val APConaway,GV gs Phillips, " FX Rogers, Sac W Holmes & w, City J Johnston, Rel H Miss J Brown, City A K Bishop, Bloom SE Mandril, G Val EWM ith, Bloo B Brownlow, Ogdep EW Gekley, Gam H EC Bradbury, Ogden CTSimons, do5 r terms, “00 the premises to P. SUTTON, sot exery ting ’ ays : ® aia iy table Hair Restorer . convictiory of the above persons, and wil] pay’ Is offered by the Governor of the State, with’ Something New-in Nevada! CONFECTIONERY DEPOT, : i ie IN STREET, opposite Union HoAV tel, and adjoining Legg’s Hardware * THE DAIL “NEVADA C trie Sheriff Mont from his hunt. oners home. R. D. Carter der Sheriff of J a good selection C. Wi. aes been commissi by the Governe The Board of " ing a canvass ¢ in thiscounty. about noon to-¢ Several pist« vicinity of the yesterday mort sensation there The M. E. versary concert tended, gnd th ished is’ highly Dexter Ridl« Co.’s express Winnemucca : ing a few days’ Enough _ re ‘counted to mak Battis is electec 3d District and 5th’ Dist rict. While 8. H. election officer . urday mornin; door fell wpoi slightly injured There is no fc ports to the eff robbers have be since Friday ni, _essary to catch be locked up One of He stepped on the front of Feeney smith shop yes plank not bein, The horse’s leg hole thus made Attempt to Uncle ‘Billy inmate of tne C winter, tried Monday at The old man we and said he was for $20 worth start for (th went out and time. Then he ing pen, ink an This done, he s Wood, said ‘G see you again, was found in ar near A; L. W had endeavored in one of his art in meking an u wound. It is se all right ag cared for. Perrin. . It appears th: Hated here Frid; erning Joseph with paralysis . His many frienc er fact withformation upon Sunday mornin, based, was obt: leman who sai @ ‘rrin's bedside Ice Cre The Ladies . lethodist Chur hold an ice crea esday evening, he Vestry of th -Bitreet. An int as been prepar Il are cordially t Mrs, D oe Etuiorr & ( eidsdorff St., etch and litho ace for about . hers charge an ork is accepted Do Nor belie “Vassers who . D. have abando of Nevada co Etuorr & Co. t and in ten ¢ 8 of Califoni: ted works, e1 “€ superior li Ustrated Histx