April 2, 1890 (4 pages)

LS er, Pr, br, nd da ey rel at ‘much agitated. Thelawyer says that The Daily Seanseript WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 2, 1890, ————— “April Feel. — April fools and fuolers wore as thick around town Tuesday as flies in a room where a fresh cabbage head is being boiled. Most of the se.la perpetrated ware of the regrtation style and very musty. ° Giffin’s cigar store was the place where moat of the deepest plots’ were laid, end the paople balonging there got ‘victimized as much as j_eny body. Young Dreyfuss, the gar: “maker, said he wanted to fool A. H. Parker of the railroad, and asked Giffin to help him put ap the job. ‘All right,” said Giffin, “I’ll write a. note asking him te-comedown to the blacksmith shop and sign Bill Finley’s name to it. You tke it over to Parker and you’)! fool him big.” What Giffin’ really wrote was: ‘Friend Parker — Boot this kid all the way back to the store. Yours ever, Giff.’’. It was a success, When Parker read it he took the youngster by both shoulders and from behind kicked him’ all the way down Sttranento street. Giffin himself came in from the postoffice'and as he stepped: behind the counter reached oytto pick up a two-bit piece that apparently lay on the show-case. He did not pick it up, however, bacanse it was glasd to the under side of the glass, Constable Dillon was given a cigar with a big chunk of wood inside and tal 1to give it to Charlig Einfeldt. Einfeldt was.given one wi:h a rubber comb fillor and went out to fool Dillon, They’ swapped cigars and lighted them: They wure at last accounts hunting with guns for the perpetrator of the sell, The threadacta: ‘coat-sleeve chestnut was vigorously worked by many for all there was in it, They Can't Understand at. Constable Dillon has been busy for two days past serving subponas on about forty of the best known young men about town. Their presence as witnesses is wanted by Geo. D, Buckley, the attorney, in the Superior Court onthe 18th instant when the case of his clienta, Mrs. Bice, Tom Scadden and Fred Nunez, charged with enticing Mollia Johnson to forsake her home and enter a house of ill repute, is set fortrial, Lawyer Buckley says he wantsto prove by the youny meg that Miss Johnson went astray long before her connections with his clients began, but the young men all protest that they know nothing at all about the matter. They are nevertheless between now and the 18th he will double the consternation that prevails by issuing summons for 4 score or two of leading marrie citizens -to alao come up to. the courthouse and tell what they know, He. will not~eummons any newspaper man, as he e@xpecta to be a candid te for o fice. Aw heretofore stited by the Taanscript, itis pretty certain the case will never come tv trial. There will be some happy men when the cane is dis:niaged, The Amateur Minetrels. The juvenile Graas Valleyans who will give a performance Wednesday evening at the Theater in this city announce a program that is brimming over with amusing features. The price of admission isso low that the house should be crowded, There are said to be & number of talented young men in thetroupe. The exhibition recently given by them at Grass Valley was well epoken of by the papers there, A Dandy Dude. — A tenderfoot dude that has by some means escaped from its keeper has been causing considerable comment at this city for the past day or so by ita ludicrous efforta to *‘mash’’ every good-looking lady coming within range of its eyes, Several big brothers have provided themselves with rawhides and are layingin wait for the critter. U.R. BK. of P. Meeting. The monthly meeting and weekly drill of Mountain Division, U, R. K, of P,, will be held at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, The Sir Knights are ordered to appear in fatigue uniform, ee Nean.y everybody needs a good medicins at thia season, to purify the blood and build up the system. Hocd’a Sursaparilla is the most popular and ence zanfal spring medicine and blood purifier, It cures serofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick? ene that tired feoling. : Residence Property Fer meme. Enquire of Mrs, J. J.8. Dunn, at the residence of Mrs, Millé, Main street, Nevada City. a2-2w: Fer Kent, ‘ : Part of # pleasant dwelling house on Broad street, ays aed farnished, Apply to Mra, J . H. Boardman, A Oallea @ 6. Meetipe: A called meeting 0 of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F, and A, M., will be held on Wedneaday evening, a Wwe Oarry The largest stock of fi flower, garden and field seeds ple ht: dod the county, tt Plame Orovery a and nal Peedabbed ot Cane eee a = sti band The Finest Piolures. Mathien Bhremm, the otographer and portrait. painter, will the finest pletures at resonable pices at his . under regular rales. the leading evening paper of ‘San Francisco, MISSING CARPE os . Hotel Guests Got It Mixed With Their Baggage—Ex-Sheriff Lord’s Plans—Other Notes. 8 iTidihgs of Monday.) Ex-Sheriff George Lord has gone to San Francisco, He will probably conclude to take up his residence there before a great while. The Supervisors yesterday examined the Bear river bridge-on the Grandall road, It is seriously out of repair although erected but eight or nine years ago. The Son Francisco Bridge Co, was tLe builder. Geo. Howe on Sunday drew Commissioner Rodda’s attention to some lemons offered for sale by the. former. A number of the lemons proved-to—be covered with scale—murked as though with grains of flaxseed. Other lemons in the same hasket were free {rom the pest. The Covmissioner promptly condemmed ‘the infected fruit, and P Mr. Howe has written tothe consignee to send no more such here. The brick being supplied to Grass Valley is in many instancesa very inferior article. In @very quarter of the city can be seen chimneys erected within the bast two years that -have crumbled to such an extent as.to seriously mar the appearance of the buildings. In one instance a chimney erected less than a yeur had to be torn down and rebuilt, so rapid had been the disintegrating process. Tie brick crumble like so much mud. The electric medicine men had a very alim audience at Van’s Hall Saturday night, ‘and in consequénce determined to leave town Sunday morning. They had beer stopping at the Pacific Hotel, and on their. depart. } ure.it was discovered that they had taken with them two strips of carpet. Deputy Sheriff Reynolds was informed and overhauled the trio at Colfax, recovering the carpeting and receiving as an explanation that the strips ‘‘probably got mixed with our baggage ' mistake.” No arrests were made. . Telegraph of Monday. ! Jerry W. Ragan, brother to Dr. D F, Ragan, and who spent his boyhood days at Allison Ranch, is visiting in this city, There is a lady living not very fur from Grass Valley who, during all the WASHINGTON LETTER, _—_—_ £ Doings of the Nation’s RepresentaSenator —General Notes. _ Wasmnearor; D. C., March 26, 1890. Eprtor Transcriet—The President took advantage of Mrs. Harrison’s absence to take a little pleasure trip himself and spent several days in his favorite pastime (wild duck shooting) in Maryland. He returned late Saturday afternoon much pleased with the excellent sport which he enjoyed. The House committee on the alcoholic liquor.traffic has made a favor. able report on the bill for the appointment of a commission to investigate the aleoholic, fermented and vinous liquor ‘traffic_in_all_ite-branches ; its Lrelation to revenues and taxation; its effect upon labor, agriculture, manufacturing and other industries; its moral and scientific aspects in connection with pauperism, crime, sovial vice and the public health. The bill provides thatthe report of the commission shall be made to Congress within two years from the date of the appointment of the Commissioners. The House has jpassed the regular annual pension appropriation bill. It carries $98,500,000. .In the discussion on the bill it was evident that the Republican members are in favor of a service pension. Several of the speeches were very strong. arguments infavorof such a measure, and they were received with great applause on the Republican side of the House. The .Three America’s Congress have passed a resolution favoring the subsidising of one or more lines of steamships between San Francisco and Vaiparaiso, and also recommending Government aid tua company tolay a cable connecting San Francisco with all the principal ports in Central and South America. The House has passed the bill to place. Gen.-J,C:Fremont on the retired list of the army with the rank of Major-general, The Tanner case is likely to ie all gone over again, in the House, before long, asa resolution has been adopted calling on the Secretary of the Interior for all the evidence taken in the inveatigation made in the Pension office lust year, heavy weather we have had, has net gone without fire-wood, for she chopped it herself, She is now engaged in cutting her regular cord-and-a-half perday. She swings her axe with the grace and precision ef the moat accomplished woodman, The Hartery mine, following the custom ofthe mines of Grass Valley mining district, has provided for an accident fund. Each employe of the mine pays into the fund one dollar a month, and the Company’s Treasurer (Citizens Bank) has charge of the money.The Club (composed of the contributing. employes) will have the disbursement of the.-money to men hurt at the mine. This will be done If the Club’s fund rune low an assessment of not exceeding one dollar and fifty-cents can be levied on each member. A Nevada City man has invented a machine that takes care of little chickeng when they come out ef the shell. ihe machine is called a ‘‘brooder’’ and we are assured that it is going to prove a success. We have always, in all our life, been in the habit of counting our chickens before they were hatched and never hasthe count coincided with the results. We thinkif we had a brooder to'take care of those chickens we would realize better on our expectations. We hope the Nevada City man’s invention makes him. rich. ' {Union of Tuesday. On Saturday last F, A. Wilse, who for the largest part of two years has been connected with the North Star Miaing Company here, received notification from the East that be has been selected.as Superintendent for the company that_has an option on the Menlo mining property. Hon, John I. Sykes has received a letter informing him that the State Game Fish Commissioners have secured 209 dozen of Chinese quail which will soon be réady for distribution, and a portion of them will be sent tothe l’resident of the Grass Valley Sportaman’s Club to be plucedin Ne vadacounty, where they-will receive proper protection, -E, L, Craig, of Auburn, arrived in town last evening. A brother of Dr. W. I, Howard arrived from Michigan on Sunday; Mra, Maddrill has arrived from San Diego to give attention to her son Charles, — Cyrus Donahue and wife arrived here from Redding on , Sunday even: ing’s train;~ SS A ogetain cure for malarial fevers is found in Simmons L ver Regulator, ° Special Rates For Ten Days. Dr. J. 8. Van Aukin, the painless dantist, hae returned to this city. He hag on hand 250 sets of teeth to select from and a full assortment of all other dental , and is better prepared than ever to do firatelass work in hie ling with facility, He will for the next ten daysgive’special rates to all patrons. Thisia the opportunity ofa lifetime, Consult your own interests by giving the Doctoracall, tf Everynopy should ‘bay fresh. Garden Seeds at Carr Bros., and plant a garden. tf Tue San Francisco Evening Post is Senator Sherman in ¢1 able argumentin favor of his bill against -trusts said: “If this country will not endure a king in political power it should not endure a king over the production; transportation and sale of the necessaries of life. If it will not submit to an emperor it should not submit toan autocrat intrade.” He alluded tothe Standard Oil Company, the Diamund match company and the sugar trust as the kind of organization the measure wad aimed at, Senator Ingalls gave notice that he should offer an amendment to the bill to prohibit speculation in ‘‘fatures’’ or “options.” The Senate committee on appropria” tions reported favorably tothe House joint resolution authorizing the appointmentof thirty medical examiners for the Pension office, This resolution, which has alréady passed the House, was offered because Gen. Raum, the Commissioner of Pensions, atated that he could not secure satisfactory examiners through the Civil Service Commissioners, The Federal election bill introduced by Mr. Lodge has not made a very favorable impression upon Republicans, though it has greatly alarmed the southern Democrats. The principal objection to it is it is too complicated aud cumbersome. Many Republican members huve expreased themselves as opposed to any Federal election law at thistime, Mr. Lodge saya he has noidea of unduly pressing his bill; he only wants it carefully considered and discussed. On the 65th day of April Senator Edmunds will have served. twentyfour consecutive years in the Senate. Forry-Ningr. EEE The Ability te Bear Pain Is the test of fortitude among the Iadian tribes. But we defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanch to endure the twinges of rheumatism without wincing. These, indeed, are slight at firet, but grow in intensity untill they become unbesrable, No malady is more obstinate in its maturity than thet which giées rise tothem. The more need, then, of attacking it at the outset. Foremost among remedies for it is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, safer and infinitely more effective than colremedies which might prove ‘destructive of life iu a slightly excessive doee, Mineral depurents, also, when not positively misvhie vous, are far inferior in remedial power to thie salutary botanic m-dicine, It .entirely expells from the blood the acrid impurities which originate the disgase, and enriches as well as cleanses it. Constip.tion, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments also give way to it, Artiews Matertale. Tube colors, brushes, canvas and all kinda of Artist's materials, at Carr Bros, of +e Wer Ment.The yecldanea next to Methodiat Church isoffered for rent. Apply to Frank Aumer, tf. Pxans’ Soar is the most elegant toilet adjunct. Ie you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed tf . otable. “ ee tives—Thirty-Five Years a chicum, veratrum and nux vomica, all . . HERE AND THERE. A Uriel Record of of Various Matters of Local Interest. Grass Valley’s Peeping Tom seems to have goné to join McGinty. The fine weather has brought back the slickens spies to these parts. Eighteen inches of new snow fell on the Washington ridge Saturday and Sunday. The progressive card party craze has at last reached Downieville, The. games last all night. J. Phillips, who recently embarked in business on Commercial street, advertises a. closing ont sale. County Superintendent Tiffany. will this week visit some of the public schools in the lower part of the county, George Gehrig leit here.Monday afternoon with a sleigh-load of beer which he was going to try «and. get through tothe town of Washington. T. P. Blue got here Tuesday from You Bet, bringing the mail, Hecame afound by way of Chicago Park, and it was his first appearance in many weeks ashe has been shut out by snow. NEsea mer cs A large delegation of Knights _of Pythias will go from this ¢ity Thursday evening to see Olympic Lodge confer the amplified third rank, The members of Mountain Division will go in uniform. The parishioners of the Methodist Church (North) at Indian Springs will give an entertainment and chicken supper at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening, April 15th, the proceeds-to be devoted to the church and pastor, Rev. Jones,” Some. vicious and unprincipled scallawag has with a knife disabled the football recently purchased by the High school club of this city.” The boys will make it warm for the perpetrator of the contemptible act: if they get hold of him, . Oroville: Mercury: J. H. Frizzell, D, Moore and W. Gillon arrived in Oroville from the Union Consolidated Drift Mine in Sierra county, with $23000, the result of.a two months’ run. Last December this mine also made a heavy shipment and it is paying handsomely. Itis worked constantly and employs from 70 to 100 men. Another Candidate For Sheriff, Ithas heretofore been stated that Wm. Barton, the well-known Wwagonmaker of this city, will be a candidate before the Republican convention next Fall for the nomination of Sheriff, -Within-the-last-few-days it has leaked out that Jesse J. Lyons of Willow Valley in this township, another oldline Republican, will aspire to the same honor. They are both competent and wideawake men. Mr. Lyons is the tallest man in Nevada county, orin this part of the State for that matter. Hestands about six feet and a halfin his stockings, and is correspondingly big otherwise, Fruits From the Warm Beit. E. F, Rosenthal, the Commercial street fruit dealer, has the Transcrip’s thanks fora quantity of extra choice bananas and oranges. Mr. Rosenthal makes a specialty of fine fruits, constantly having on hand everything nice in that line that is obtainable anywhere. Re a ERR To PREVENT fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Sirmmons Regulator, Aut kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros, tf The Palipit audthe Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: “TI feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks, Ttook five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘‘After athorough trial and convincipg evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consun.ption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else_fails. -The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is tourge them to try it.’’ Free trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1. THE OLO GNEmMY. THE GHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, Ud. HUMPH EY Ss" stra mh Fi igpetiisase Fs paing extods. Hy 00 ] aa ‘here in’ six years. PERSONAL MENTION. Social aud Other Notes abdeut People O}d and Young. * Editor Shoemaker of the Telegraph has gone to Sacramento to attend the Press Convention of Northern California. Judge Walling left Tuesday for Woodland to preside atthe trial of some suits in the Yolo county Superior Court. ‘ _ Miss Lillie Livingston, who is here visiting-the family of her uncle, B, H. Miller, will return Thursday to San Francisco. » Miss Alice Shurtleff arrived here Saturday fron Nicasio, Marin county, on a visit to her sister,Mrs. H. C. Weisenburger. _o Wm. H. Earley and W. x. ‘Bodley of Wheeling, West. Virginia, are taking a look atthe mines and other objects of interest hereabout. Miss Bessie Ransome, of Sebastopol, who has _ been very ill for about ten days, ani was given up by physicians and friends, is convalescent. Miss Lizzie Arnott of Brandy City, . Sierra county, who has been for sever. ali weeks past visiting Miss Jessie Butler of Grass Valley townsliip, returned home Tuesday. Miss Kate Rauer, a young lady who formerly had charge of the millinery department of Mra. Lester & Crawford’s store at this city, is soon to be marfied to a wealthy brewer of St. Louis, Mo. —--——_ +e The Coming Masquerade. The advertizement of the masquerade ball to be given at Armory Hali.on the evening of the eighteenth instant is published today, It will be the first party of the kind taking place Mrs. Lester & Crawford are prepared: to fill all orders fer costumes and masks. The music will’ be by Goyne’s orchestra of six pieces, and many novelties in the musical line will be introduced. “The Mouse Trap.?? Thecharming comedy tobe presented atthe Union Hotel next Monday evening for the benefit of the Episcopal-Church will be supplemented by a superior program of musical and literary exercises, and also by a dance for which Goyne’s orchestra will furnish the music. —~2-0 ee For City Assessor. FE. A. Davis will be a candidate at next month’s election for the office of City Assessor. He is well qualified,a first-class man, and popular, f —_——— nor ISOLATED CASES. To show that the. cures made by Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia are not only, not exceptional cases, but that it helps everybody, we cite a fow instances where two in the same family took it and were both cured. Thomas Stephens, of 168 Sixth 8t., 8. F., took it for weak stomach and dyspepsia. It entirely cured him, He then gave it to his wife for her sick headaches, since which time she has had no return. It cured them both, Mrs, R, L. Wheaton, of 70 Post 8t., 8 F., was asufferer from stomach and liver troubles and biliousness. Finding that it relieved her, she gave it to a little girl living with her whose affliction was a large open sore which nothing seemed to heal. It also cured the child. IL 8. Wihn, of Geary Court, Geary 8t., 8. F., prominent in the Order of Red Men, was very feeble and greatly reduced: “Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla’ restored his héalth and accustomed vigor, He thereupon gave it te his wife who was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostration, It had the same happy effect upon her ithad upon him. Scores of similar cases could be cited but we beve no room for them bere. oe The Plaga Store Is headquarters for all kinds of seeds from the choicest flowers to the heaz jest garden and field seeds. tf Weisensuraer Bros, ee King Humbert of Jtaly has given $200,000 to erect a monument to Mazzini. er Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It will baniah pain and subdue inflammation. An English syndicate has bought the California) ranch of Geneeral Beale, . mgs. paying forit $2,000,000. Neotel Arrivals. Nations Hore, Mar, 31 A. H, Parker R. R. H,. Maloney, San Francisco, P. A, Campbe!l do Thos Cooney, do J. Phillips, : do O.R.8 nee. San Juan, W,L. Davia, do A. Burrows, Grass Valley. Mi? Ee oe and wife, do ° 8. B. Story, Blue Tent. te Ww. Magee, Chico. F, H. Bell, Auburn, C: Gault, Sonora. i ee Bourne, Pleasant Valley. . R. Vineyard, . do + Morrill, Fone Valley. ¢. Mulligan, Colusa, Hadye arwin, Yuba City. H. Eddy, Washington. DJ. Gillett, do Jno, Holbrook, Central House, W. W. Van Eman.Sacramento, A. W. Clendininin, Maybert, Ni J, bpencer, San Jose Mine. J. Jenkins, ‘Forest City. Mixx Hardenbrook, New York. Fk. M, Schmidt, Chicago Park, A. Nichols Central House, Henry Disque, Colfax, 8. Treanor, No. San Juan, J.W, Robb, Gianiteville, C.E. Jolnaten, do° Bi srovtt Unton Hore, Mar, 381. Henr ms ue, Colfax, Mrs. van and ch, Oakland, a Lebo, North Bloomfield. Boyd, Yuba City. Warren er, San Joe mine, Geo. E. es Grasa Valley. elie fall, Gan Francs Mise Netue I, Ban Francisco, A, D. Mason, Mrs. LA a » You Bet. Ban Juan, Geo. Faller, MVanahe! 8 il} . Vaughn eh e. John 0, Coulin, to ‘. 10 cts., 50 ete. and $1. Wiis be ig date for e) SIERRA COUNTY. ee Mining and Other News From Our Neighbors North of the Middle Yuba. . Messenger of Saturday. . The Bald Mountain Extension Company made forty feet with their new tunnel last week, aggregating seventy-two feet for the past two weeks. Their tunnel is in near 4,000 feet, crossing the. ridge about three miles north-east above Forest City, for the extension of their channel which is believed to continue up the ridge to the Pliocene Shaft and beyond to the other end of the Extension ground. The character of the rock ia very favorable for nearness to the lead. _. Tony Costa and Henry Meyer started for Camptonville to drive up some beef cattle last Saturday, but were unable to get any further down than Indian Valley. Tney report that no trail has been broken since the mail quit coming that way some six weeks ago. : Arrangements have been made to send the children of Jas, Cunningham, who died at Pike City last fall, to the Orphan Asylum at Grasa Valley. The death of the father left the mother and five small children destitute, At the January meeting the Board of Supervisors made asmall appropriation for their support. As was expected, the road towards Sierra City is in a bad condition, Road Master Williams has been at work at it for a week, for two days with over twenty men, and yet he was only at McCarty grade by the middle of the week. There has never been atime when more damage was done to roads by winter storms than this year. On Monday last Chas, Bracken had his leg broken by a fall at American Hill, where he was working in a quartz mine. Tom Chapman came to town for help on Tuesday, and in company with Archie McDonald atarted back, but got only to the hill above Mt. Vernon, when owing to the severity of the storm and approaching darkness, they*feturned to town. Wednesday mornitg Chapman, accompanied by Archie McDonald, H, Spaulding, Ed. Lacrue, Pat Kelley and Jas. MclIrinerny, left town for the purposeof bringing the injured man here with a sled made on snow-shoes, drawn by men on snow-shoées. Thureday another. let of men went out to assist the above named in getting down Galloway Hill. The party arrived in town about 4 o'clock, the injured man standing the trip very well. The break was below the knee and is not considered ‘a bad one, although the limb has not been set owing to inflammation, . Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable inthe nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. Girl Wanted At the Union Hotel. Must have firstclass references. Wages $15 a month. Al-lw Breouam’s Prue cure bilious and nervous ills. Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price Sold by Carr Broe. : Pears’ Soap securen a beautiful dont plexion, ALFALFA, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Bros. tf Inherited Geretula. pg Spreite (8. 8. 8.) cured my little boy of hereditary nh Ty which broke ous and I had given up all hopes of his reco ¢ jen, 5 ided to use 8, 8. Heart fi Py ‘at wbotties he was entirely sured et a pig now remains of the disease. 8 was “TL. MATHEMS, Mathorsville, Miss. In the early part of last year lent attack £4 rheumat: Hag 23, which I rs confined to bed ven ree months had a viofor over th: Se at times ° Was unatte to ye m mreet in eeeren ral me cover, pent attendance ach one an at was 00 fee bie a what lit we cx Pe rey nee FOR OITY ASSESSOR. E. A. Davis Election Monday, May Sth, Anse: sor. Notice to 0 Creditors. Estate of Higa Dunstan, deceased. N' ra itch GIVEN with wil ‘an: ee eas and’ ani Hitt te . the ieee ees to ay mete ey fi ™ bs Bel, Rabat. ii Attorney. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON,iss ae FS a ag or 5 Farans PR agg Steed 0a as City . . Proper ) A Truckesite Who Thinks He Has Invented the Boss MineFinder, The Republican says: A. W. Chellis, superintendent of Richardson Bros. box factory at Truckee, has invented a mineral ball which discovers the location of mines and lost money. It is an oval or egg-shaped ball, about the size of a pullet’s ogg. It ia_hellow, and is filled with seven ehemicals whose*nature and combinations is a secret, When allowed to swing by a silken cord, it indicates by its movements where the money or hidden ore ie located. In the presence of witnesses Mr. Chellis has tested his invention both with coin, gold and silver ore, In a room or hall, any person can secret a sum. of or different sums of money, and Mr. Chellis by means of the ball can find each sum secreted, the larger quantitles being the first to attract the ball. It worke equally well with gold and silver ore, It will correctly locate a mine at a distance of half a mile. It will work equally well through air, water, earth or rock, There are large sums of money buried in various por tions of the country, which Chellis he can find. He has just been to Marin county where $40,000 was buried by a rich old Spaniard some thirtyeight years ago. The ball readily located the spot, being unerringly directed toward it from any point within three hundred yards. A liole was dug ten feet deep but-owing tothe oxcessive saturation of the soil, by rains, the water drove'the searching party away. Just soon as the earth becomes dry, Mr. Chellis will return. He is satisfied he can locate the buried treasure. Mr. Chellis has a host of friends in this community who’ will be pleased to learn of his success. The invention seems magical but it is based upon scientific principles, —_— Fauurs of the digestion cause disorders of the liver and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J. H. McLean's Sareaparilla perfects the process of digestion and: assimilation and thus makes pure blood, Raisz your own Vegetables and Flowers. Carr Bros. sell the choicest seeds, tf see Girl Wanted. A woman or girl wanted to do housework in a private family. Apply at Traneonirr office. miotly POWDER Absolutelv. Puro, A cream of turtar baking powder, Highest of ull in leavenioy strength —U. Se Government Ro port, Ans 17, 1889, Notioe of Proviny Wil’, KOOVET, ON NTHE AUPEY' AND FOR thecottcy ob Sevuin, tate os culbfor ala. im the mutter of the extato of J.B DUCKAY, deceaned, Notice ts marehy given, that Moy ulay, the i4th day of april, 180, at 10 o'clock A.M of waid day at the Cor rtroom of said ¢ ourtat the Courthouse in the C1 ity and County of and “pik has been appointed as the time DUCA ye proving the WHl-of said » deceased, and for hear. tag ‘ee application of Juila Ducray for the menanee her of Letters Testamentary en and where any person interested may Appear and contest tie same, ted Nevada City, Ma ch Sist, 1890, JAMES L, MORGAN, Clerk. T. 8. Ford, Attorney. apl importance not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. . It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, \§OO Doses One Dollar MICHELL’S (rand : : : Masquerade Domino Party, “aT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, “ON ‘ 4 FRIDAY EVENING, April 18, 1890. d 4 @ Two Prizes wil! be awarded to the best characters—one sustained byaLaPed dy and one bya Gentleman, Goyne’s Full Orchestra, Introducing all the latest novelties iy the drummer, In regard to costumes and masks apply to Mrs. Lester & Grawford, Apply to Prof. Michell for Maskers’ Tickets. Admission per couple ie ‘Db cents. Bpectators—Adu tators—ch aren 3 25 cents, [ese & (aw. ~—DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockery ware, Eto. Lady Maskers, », 60 centas. _ —— Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest Patterns, —— Ma 3 (OOK :: STOVES 1: AND 1: RANGES,All Styles. The Famous Suoerior Ranee, The Rest in the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFINGE Guns,=Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds; } SOLE AGENTS FOR OVv. B Pocket Knives, OF We 36 oot “ourey English catlery, We believe im the superior merits of American products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETO, We Sell Everything ut San Francisco Prices, ~ FREIGHT ADDED, s seuemeaemmmememmamann = an aoe Ss WE ARE SHOWING THIS WEEK THE G Summer wear. OUR NEW LINE OF ¥ moans ion mpotent td a min . SPRING NOVELTIES ! RANDEST LINE§O¥ GENTLEMENS' * NECLICEE SHIRTS Ever seen north of Sacramento. Every pattern isa beauty, and as they are bound te go oall early and get your choice, WE WAVE AISO JUST RECEIVED A YERY SELECT LINEJOF 6 FOUR-IN-HAND Gearfs, in Silke and Fiannels, They are very stylish aud just theything fer Spring ‘and WINDSOR SCARFS; ARE NOWMHERE. 23.852. 9D4IxX 1. Ft, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET

LS er, Pr, br, nd da ey rel at ‘much agitated. Thelawyer says that The Daily Seanseript WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 2, 1890, ————— “April Feel. — April fools and fuolers wore as thick around town Tuesday as flies in a room where a fresh cabbage head is being boiled. Most of the se.la perpetrated ware of the regrtation style and very musty. ° Giffin’s cigar store was the place where moat of the deepest plots’ were laid, end the paople balonging there got ‘victimized as much as j_eny body. Young Dreyfuss, the gar: “maker, said he wanted to fool A. H. Parker of the railroad, and asked Giffin to help him put ap the job. ‘All right,” said Giffin, “I’ll write a. note asking him te-comedown to the blacksmith shop and sign Bill Finley’s name to it. You tke it over to Parker and you’)! fool him big.” What Giffin’ really wrote was: ‘Friend Parker — Boot this kid all the way back to the store. Yours ever, Giff.’’. It was a success, When Parker read it he took the youngster by both shoulders and from behind kicked him’ all the way down Sttranento street. Giffin himself came in from the postoffice'and as he stepped: behind the counter reached oytto pick up a two-bit piece that apparently lay on the show-case. He did not pick it up, however, bacanse it was glasd to the under side of the glass, Constable Dillon was given a cigar with a big chunk of wood inside and tal 1to give it to Charlig Einfeldt. Einfeldt was.given one wi:h a rubber comb fillor and went out to fool Dillon, They’ swapped cigars and lighted them: They wure at last accounts hunting with guns for the perpetrator of the sell, The threadacta: ‘coat-sleeve chestnut was vigorously worked by many for all there was in it, They Can't Understand at. Constable Dillon has been busy for two days past serving subponas on about forty of the best known young men about town. Their presence as witnesses is wanted by Geo. D, Buckley, the attorney, in the Superior Court onthe 18th instant when the case of his clienta, Mrs. Bice, Tom Scadden and Fred Nunez, charged with enticing Mollia Johnson to forsake her home and enter a house of ill repute, is set fortrial, Lawyer Buckley says he wantsto prove by the youny meg that Miss Johnson went astray long before her connections with his clients began, but the young men all protest that they know nothing at all about the matter. They are nevertheless between now and the 18th he will double the consternation that prevails by issuing summons for 4 score or two of leading marrie citizens -to alao come up to. the courthouse and tell what they know, He. will not~eummons any newspaper man, as he e@xpecta to be a candid te for o fice. Aw heretofore stited by the Taanscript, itis pretty certain the case will never come tv trial. There will be some happy men when the cane is dis:niaged, The Amateur Minetrels. The juvenile Graas Valleyans who will give a performance Wednesday evening at the Theater in this city announce a program that is brimming over with amusing features. The price of admission isso low that the house should be crowded, There are said to be & number of talented young men in thetroupe. The exhibition recently given by them at Grass Valley was well epoken of by the papers there, A Dandy Dude. — A tenderfoot dude that has by some means escaped from its keeper has been causing considerable comment at this city for the past day or so by ita ludicrous efforta to *‘mash’’ every good-looking lady coming within range of its eyes, Several big brothers have provided themselves with rawhides and are layingin wait for the critter. U.R. BK. of P. Meeting. The monthly meeting and weekly drill of Mountain Division, U, R. K, of P,, will be held at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, The Sir Knights are ordered to appear in fatigue uniform, ee Nean.y everybody needs a good medicins at thia season, to purify the blood and build up the system. Hocd’a Sursaparilla is the most popular and ence zanfal spring medicine and blood purifier, It cures serofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick? ene that tired feoling. : Residence Property Fer meme. Enquire of Mrs, J. J.8. Dunn, at the residence of Mrs, Millé, Main street, Nevada City. a2-2w: Fer Kent, ‘ : Part of # pleasant dwelling house on Broad street, ays aed farnished, Apply to Mra, J . H. Boardman, A Oallea @ 6. Meetipe: A called meeting 0 of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F, and A, M., will be held on Wedneaday evening, a Wwe Oarry The largest stock of fi flower, garden and field seeds ple ht: dod the county, tt Plame Orovery a and nal Peedabbed ot Cane eee a = sti band The Finest Piolures. Mathien Bhremm, the otographer and portrait. painter, will the finest pletures at resonable pices at his . under regular rales. the leading evening paper of ‘San Francisco, MISSING CARPE os . Hotel Guests Got It Mixed With Their Baggage—Ex-Sheriff Lord’s Plans—Other Notes. 8 iTidihgs of Monday.) Ex-Sheriff George Lord has gone to San Francisco, He will probably conclude to take up his residence there before a great while. The Supervisors yesterday examined the Bear river bridge-on the Grandall road, It is seriously out of repair although erected but eight or nine years ago. The Son Francisco Bridge Co, was tLe builder. Geo. Howe on Sunday drew Commissioner Rodda’s attention to some lemons offered for sale by the. former. A number of the lemons proved-to—be covered with scale—murked as though with grains of flaxseed. Other lemons in the same hasket were free {rom the pest. The Covmissioner promptly condemmed ‘the infected fruit, and P Mr. Howe has written tothe consignee to send no more such here. The brick being supplied to Grass Valley is in many instancesa very inferior article. In @very quarter of the city can be seen chimneys erected within the bast two years that -have crumbled to such an extent as.to seriously mar the appearance of the buildings. In one instance a chimney erected less than a yeur had to be torn down and rebuilt, so rapid had been the disintegrating process. Tie brick crumble like so much mud. The electric medicine men had a very alim audience at Van’s Hall Saturday night, ‘and in consequénce determined to leave town Sunday morning. They had beer stopping at the Pacific Hotel, and on their. depart. } ure.it was discovered that they had taken with them two strips of carpet. Deputy Sheriff Reynolds was informed and overhauled the trio at Colfax, recovering the carpeting and receiving as an explanation that the strips ‘‘probably got mixed with our baggage ' mistake.” No arrests were made.. . Telegraph of Monday. ! Jerry W. Ragan, brother to Dr. D F, Ragan, and who spent his boyhood days at Allison Ranch, is visiting in this city, There is a lady living not very fur from Grass Valley who, during all the WASHINGTON LETTER, _—_—_ £ Doings of the Nation’s RepresentaSenator —General Notes. _ Wasmnearor; D. C., March 26, 1890. Eprtor Transcriet—The President took advantage of Mrs. Harrison’s absence to take a little pleasure trip himself and spent several days in his favorite pastime (wild duck shooting) in Maryland. He returned late Saturday afternoon much pleased with the excellent sport which he enjoyed. The House committee on the alcoholic liquor.traffic has made a favor. able report on the bill for the appointment of a commission to investigate the aleoholic, fermented and vinous liquor ‘traffic_in_all_ite-branches ; its Lrelation to revenues and taxation; its effect upon labor, agriculture, manufacturing and other industries; its moral and scientific aspects in connection with pauperism, crime, sovial vice and the public health. The bill provides thatthe report of the commission shall be made to Congress within two years from the date of the appointment of the Commissioners. The House has jpassed the regular annual pension appropriation bill. It carries $98,500,000. .In the discussion on the bill it was evident that the Republican members are in favor of a service pension. Several of the speeches were very strong. arguments infavorof such a measure, and they were received with great applause on the Republican side of the House. The .Three America’s Congress have passed a resolution favoring the subsidising of one or more lines of steamships between San Francisco and Vaiparaiso, and also recommending Government aid tua company tolay a cable connecting San Francisco with all the principal ports in Central and South America. The House has passed the bill to place. Gen.-J,C:Fremont on the retired list of the army with the rank of Major-general, The Tanner case is likely to ie all gone over again, in the House, before long, asa resolution has been adopted calling on the Secretary of the Interior for all the evidence taken in the inveatigation made in the Pension office lust year, heavy weather we have had, has net gone without fire-wood, for she chopped it herself, She is now engaged in cutting her regular cord-and-a-half perday. She swings her axe with the grace and precision ef the moat accomplished woodman, The Hartery mine, following the custom ofthe mines of Grass Valley mining district, has provided for an accident fund. Each employe of the mine pays into the fund one dollar a month, and the Company’s Treasurer (Citizens Bank) has charge of the money.The Club (composed of the contributing. employes) will have the disbursement of the.-money to men hurt at the mine. This will be done If the Club’s fund rune low an assessment of not exceeding one dollar and fifty-cents can be levied on each member. A Nevada City man has invented a machine that takes care of little chickeng when they come out ef the shell. ihe machine is called a ‘‘brooder’’ and we are assured that it is going to prove a success. We have always, in all our life, been in the habit of counting our chickens before they were hatched and never hasthe count coincided with the results. We thinkif we had a brooder to'take care of those chickens we would realize better on our expectations. We hope the Nevada City man’s invention makes him. rich. ' {Union of Tuesday. On Saturday last F, A. Wilse, who for the largest part of two years has been connected with the North Star Miaing Company here, received notification from the East that be has been selected.as Superintendent for the company that_has an option on the Menlo mining property. Hon, John I. Sykes has received a letter informing him that the State Game Fish Commissioners have secured 209 dozen of Chinese quail which will soon be réady for distribution, and a portion of them will be sent tothe l’resident of the Grass Valley Sportaman’s Club to be plucedin Ne vadacounty, where they-will receive proper protection, -E, L, Craig, of Auburn, arrived in town last evening. A brother of Dr. W. I, Howard arrived from Michigan on Sunday; Mra, Maddrill has arrived from San Diego to give attention to her son Charles, — Cyrus Donahue and wife arrived here from Redding on , Sunday even: ing’s train;~ SS A ogetain cure for malarial fevers is found in Simmons L ver Regulator, ° Special Rates For Ten Days. Dr. J. 8. Van Aukin, the painless dantist, hae returned to this city. He hag on hand 250 sets of teeth to select from and a full assortment of all other dental , and is better prepared than ever to do firatelass work in hie ling with facility, He will for the next ten daysgive’special rates to all patrons. Thisia the opportunity ofa lifetime, Consult your own interests by giving the Doctoracall, tf Everynopy should ‘bay fresh. Garden Seeds at Carr Bros., and plant a garden. tf Tue San Francisco Evening Post is Senator Sherman in ¢1 able argumentin favor of his bill against -trusts said: “If this country will not endure a king in political power it should not endure a king over the production; transportation and sale of the necessaries of life. If it will not submit to an emperor it should not submit toan autocrat intrade.” He alluded tothe Standard Oil Company, the Diamund match company and the sugar trust as the kind of organization the measure wad aimed at, Senator Ingalls gave notice that he should offer an amendment to the bill to prohibit speculation in ‘‘fatures’’ or “options.” The Senate committee on appropria” tions reported favorably tothe House joint resolution authorizing the appointmentof thirty medical examiners for the Pension office, This resolution, which has alréady passed the House, was offered because Gen. Raum, the Commissioner of Pensions, atated that he could not secure satisfactory examiners through the Civil Service Commissioners, The Federal election bill introduced by Mr. Lodge has not made a very favorable impression upon Republicans, though it has greatly alarmed the southern Democrats. The principal objection to it is it is too complicated aud cumbersome. Many Republican members huve expreased themselves as opposed to any Federal election law at thistime, Mr. Lodge saya he has noidea of unduly pressing his bill; he only wants it carefully considered and discussed. On the 65th day of April Senator Edmunds will have served. twentyfour consecutive years in the Senate. Forry-Ningr. EEE The Ability te Bear Pain Is the test of fortitude among the Iadian tribes. But we defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanch to endure the twinges of rheumatism without wincing. These, indeed, are slight at firet, but grow in intensity untill they become unbesrable, No malady is more obstinate in its maturity than thet which giées rise tothem. The more need, then, of attacking it at the outset. Foremost among remedies for it is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, safer and infinitely more effective than colremedies which might prove ‘destructive of life iu a slightly excessive doee, Mineral depurents, also, when not positively misvhie vous, are far inferior in remedial power to thie salutary botanic m-dicine, It .entirely expells from the blood the acrid impurities which originate the disgase, and enriches as well as cleanses it. Constip.tion, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments also give way to it, Artiews Matertale. Tube colors, brushes, canvas and all kinda of Artist's materials, at Carr Bros, of +e Wer Ment.The yecldanea next to Methodiat Church isoffered for rent. Apply to Frank Aumer, tf. Pxans’ Soar is the most elegant toilet adjunct. Ie you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed tf . otable. “ ee tives—Thirty-Five Years a chicum, veratrum and nux vomica, all . . HERE AND THERE. A Uriel Record of of Various Matters of Local Interest. Grass Valley’s Peeping Tom seems to have goné to join McGinty. The fine weather has brought back the slickens spies to these parts. Eighteen inches of new snow fell on the Washington ridge Saturday and Sunday. The progressive card party craze has at last reached Downieville, The. games last all night. J. Phillips, who recently embarked in business on Commercial street, advertises a. closing ont sale. County Superintendent Tiffany. will this week visit some of the public schools in the lower part of the county, George Gehrig leit here.Monday afternoon with a sleigh-load of beer which he was going to try «and. get through tothe town of Washington. T. P. Blue got here Tuesday from You Bet, bringing the mail, Hecame afound by way of Chicago Park, and it was his first appearance in many weeks ashe has been shut out by snow. NEsea mer cs A large delegation of Knights _of Pythias will go from this ¢ity Thursday evening to see Olympic Lodge confer the amplified third rank, The members of Mountain Division will go in uniform. The parishioners of the Methodist Church (North) at Indian Springs will give an entertainment and chicken supper at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening, April 15th, the proceeds-to be devoted to the church and pastor, Rev. Jones,” Some. vicious and unprincipled scallawag has with a knife disabled the football recently purchased by the High school club of this city.” The boys will make it warm for the perpetrator of the contemptible act: if they get hold of him, . Oroville: Mercury: J. H. Frizzell, D, Moore and W. Gillon arrived in Oroville from the Union Consolidated Drift Mine in Sierra county, with $23000, the result of.a two months’ run. Last December this mine also made a heavy shipment and it is paying handsomely. Itis worked constantly and employs from 70 to 100 men. Another Candidate For Sheriff, Ithas heretofore been stated that Wm. Barton, the well-known Wwagonmaker of this city, will be a candidate before the Republican convention next Fall for the nomination of Sheriff, -Within-the-last-few-days it has leaked out that Jesse J. Lyons of Willow Valley in this township, another oldline Republican, will aspire to the same honor. They are both competent and wideawake men. Mr. Lyons is the tallest man in Nevada county, orin this part of the State for that matter. Hestands about six feet and a halfin his stockings, and is correspondingly big otherwise, Fruits From the Warm Beit. E. F, Rosenthal, the Commercial street fruit dealer, has the Transcrip’s thanks fora quantity of extra choice bananas and oranges. Mr. Rosenthal makes a specialty of fine fruits, constantly having on hand everything nice in that line that is obtainable anywhere. Re a ERR To PREVENT fevers, keep the liver

active and bowels regular with Sirmmons Regulator, Aut kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros, tf The Palipit audthe Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: “TI feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks, Ttook five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘‘After athorough trial and convincipg evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consun.ption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else_fails. -The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is tourge them to try it.’’ Free trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1. THE OLO GNEmMY. THE GHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, Ud. HUMPH EY Ss" stra mh Fi igpetiisase Fs paing extods. Hy 00 ] aa ‘here in’ six years. PERSONAL MENTION. Social aud Other Notes abdeut People O}d and Young. * Editor Shoemaker of the Telegraph has gone to Sacramento to attend the Press Convention of Northern California. Judge Walling left Tuesday for Woodland to preside atthe trial of some suits in the Yolo county Superior Court. ‘ _ Miss Lillie Livingston, who is here visiting-the family of her uncle, B, H. Miller, will return Thursday to San Francisco. » Miss Alice Shurtleff arrived here Saturday fron Nicasio, Marin county, on a visit to her sister,Mrs. H. C. Weisenburger. _o Wm. H. Earley and W. x. ‘Bodley of Wheeling, West. Virginia, are taking a look atthe mines and other objects of interest hereabout. Miss Bessie Ransome, of Sebastopol, who has _ been very ill for about ten days, ani was given up by physicians and friends, is convalescent. Miss Lizzie Arnott of Brandy City, . Sierra county, who has been for sever. ali weeks past visiting Miss Jessie Butler of Grass Valley townsliip, returned home Tuesday. Miss Kate Rauer, a young lady who formerly had charge of the millinery department of Mra. Lester & Crawford’s store at this city, is soon to be marfied to a wealthy brewer of St. Louis, Mo. —--——_ +e The Coming Masquerade. The advertizement of the masquerade ball to be given at Armory Hali.on the evening of the eighteenth instant is published today, It will be the first party of the kind taking place Mrs. Lester & Crawford are prepared: to fill all orders fer costumes and masks. The music will’ be by Goyne’s orchestra of six pieces, and many novelties in the musical line will be introduced. “The Mouse Trap.?? Thecharming comedy tobe presented atthe Union Hotel next Monday evening for the benefit of the Episcopal-Church will be supplemented by a superior program of musical and literary exercises, and also by a dance for which Goyne’s orchestra will furnish the music. —~2-0 ee For City Assessor. FE. A. Davis will be a candidate at next month’s election for the office of City Assessor. He is well qualified,a first-class man, and popular, f —_——— nor ISOLATED CASES. To show that the. cures made by Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia are not only, not exceptional cases, but that it helps everybody, we cite a fow instances where two in the same family took it and were both cured. Thomas Stephens, of 168 Sixth 8t., 8. F., took it for weak stomach and dyspepsia. It entirely cured him, He then gave it to his wife for her sick headaches, since which time she has had no return. It cured them both, Mrs, R, L. Wheaton, of 70 Post 8t., 8 F., was asufferer from stomach and liver troubles and biliousness. Finding that it relieved her, she gave it to a little girl living with her whose affliction was a large open sore which nothing seemed to heal. It also cured the child. IL 8. Wihn, of Geary Court, Geary 8t., 8. F., prominent in the Order of Red Men, was very feeble and greatly reduced: “Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla’ restored his héalth and accustomed vigor, He thereupon gave it te his wife who was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostration, It had the same happy effect upon her ithad upon him. Scores of similar cases could be cited but we beve no room for them bere. oe The Plaga Store Is headquarters for all kinds of seeds from the choicest flowers to the heaz jest garden and field seeds. tf Weisensuraer Bros, ee King Humbert of Jtaly has given $200,000 to erect a monument to Mazzini. er Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It will baniah pain and subdue inflammation. An English syndicate has bought the California) ranch of Geneeral Beale, . mgs. paying forit $2,000,000. Neotel Arrivals. Nations Hore, Mar, 31 A. H, Parker R. R. H,. Maloney, San Francisco, P. A, Campbe!l do Thos Cooney, do J. Phillips, : do O.R.8 nee. San Juan, W,L. Davia, do A. Burrows, Grass Valley. Mi? Ee oe and wife, do ° 8. B. Story, Blue Tent. te Ww. Magee, Chico. F, H. Bell, Auburn, C: Gault, Sonora. i ee Bourne, Pleasant Valley. . R. Vineyard, . do + Morrill, Fone Valley. ¢. Mulligan, Colusa, Hadye arwin, Yuba City. H. Eddy, Washington. DJ. Gillett, do Jno, Holbrook, Central House, W. W. Van Eman.Sacramento, A. W. Clendininin, Maybert, Ni J, bpencer, San Jose Mine. J. Jenkins, ‘Forest City. Mixx Hardenbrook, New York. Fk. M, Schmidt, Chicago Park, A. Nichols Central House, Henry Disque, Colfax, 8. Treanor, No. San Juan, J.W, Robb, Gianiteville, C.E. Jolnaten, do° Bi srovtt Unton Hore, Mar, 381. Henr ms ue, Colfax, Mrs. van and ch, Oakland, a Lebo, North Bloomfield. Boyd, Yuba City. Warren er, San Joe mine, Geo. E. es Grasa Valley. elie fall, Gan Francs Mise Netue I, Ban Francisco, A, D. Mason, Mrs. LA a » You Bet. Ban Juan, Geo. Faller, MVanahe! 8 il} . Vaughn eh e. John 0, Coulin, to ‘. 10 cts., 50 ete. and $1. Wiis be ig date for e) SIERRA COUNTY. ee Mining and Other News From Our Neighbors North of the Middle Yuba. . Messenger of Saturday. . The Bald Mountain Extension Company made forty feet with their new tunnel last week, aggregating seventy-two feet for the past two weeks. Their tunnel is in near 4,000 feet, crossing the. ridge about three miles north-east above Forest City, for the extension of their channel which is believed to continue up the ridge to the Pliocene Shaft and beyond to the other end of the Extension ground. The character of the rock ia very favorable for nearness to the lead. _. Tony Costa and Henry Meyer started for Camptonville to drive up some beef cattle last Saturday, but were unable to get any further down than Indian Valley. Tney report that no trail has been broken since the mail quit coming that way some six weeks ago. : Arrangements have been made to send the children of Jas, Cunningham, who died at Pike City last fall, to the Orphan Asylum at Grasa Valley. The death of the father left the mother and five small children destitute, At the January meeting the Board of Supervisors made asmall appropriation for their support. As was expected, the road towards Sierra City is in a bad condition, Road Master Williams has been at work at it for a week, for two days with over twenty men, and yet he was only at McCarty grade by the middle of the week. There has never been atime when more damage was done to roads by winter storms than this year. On Monday last Chas, Bracken had his leg broken by a fall at American Hill, where he was working in a quartz mine. Tom Chapman came to town for help on Tuesday, and in company with Archie McDonald atarted back, but got only to the hill above Mt. Vernon, when owing to the severity of the storm and approaching darkness, they*feturned to town. Wednesday mornitg Chapman, accompanied by Archie McDonald, H, Spaulding, Ed. Lacrue, Pat Kelley and Jas. MclIrinerny, left town for the purposeof bringing the injured man here with a sled made on snow-shoes, drawn by men on snow-shoées. Thureday another. let of men went out to assist the above named in getting down Galloway Hill. The party arrived in town about 4 o'clock, the injured man standing the trip very well. The break was below the knee and is not considered ‘a bad one, although the limb has not been set owing to inflammation, . Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable inthe nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. Girl Wanted At the Union Hotel. Must have firstclass references. Wages $15 a month. Al-lw Breouam’s Prue cure bilious and nervous ills. Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price Sold by Carr Broe. : Pears’ Soap securen a beautiful dont plexion, ALFALFA, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Bros. tf Inherited Geretula. pg Spreite (8. 8. 8.) cured my little boy of hereditary nh Ty which broke ous and I had given up all hopes of his reco ¢ jen, 5 ided to use 8, 8. Heart fi Py ‘at wbotties he was entirely sured et a pig now remains of the disease. 8 was “TL. MATHEMS, Mathorsville, Miss. In the early part of last year lent attack £4 rheumat: Hag 23, which I rs confined to bed ven ree months had a viofor over th: Se at times ° Was unatte to ye m mreet in eeeren ral me cover, pent attendance ach one an at was 00 fee bie a what lit we cx Pe rey nee FOR OITY ASSESSOR. E. A. Davis Election Monday, May Sth, Anse: sor. Notice to 0 Creditors. Estate of Higa Dunstan, deceased. N' ra itch GIVEN with wil ‘an: ee eas and’ ani Hitt te . the ieee ees to ay mete ey fi ™ bs Bel, Rabat. ii Attorney. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON,iss ae FS a ag or 5 Farans PR agg Steed 0a as City . . Proper ) A Truckesite Who Thinks He Has Invented the Boss MineFinder, The Republican says: A. W. Chellis, superintendent of Richardson Bros. box factory at Truckee, has invented a mineral ball which discovers the location of mines and lost money. It is an oval or egg-shaped ball, about the size of a pullet’s ogg. It ia_hellow, and is filled with seven ehemicals whose*nature and combinations is a secret, When allowed to swing by a silken cord, it indicates by its movements where the money or hidden ore ie located. In the presence of witnesses Mr. Chellis has tested his invention both with coin, gold and silver ore, In a room or hall, any person can secret a sum. of or different sums of money, and Mr. Chellis by means of the ball can find each sum secreted, the larger quantitles being the first to attract the ball. It worke equally well with gold and silver ore, It will correctly locate a mine at a distance of half a mile. It will work equally well through air, water, earth or rock, There are large sums of money buried in various por tions of the country, which Chellis he can find. He has just been to Marin county where $40,000 was buried by a rich old Spaniard some thirtyeight years ago. The ball readily located the spot, being unerringly directed toward it from any point within three hundred yards. A liole was dug ten feet deep but-owing tothe oxcessive saturation of the soil, by rains, the water drove'the searching party away. Just soon as the earth becomes dry, Mr. Chellis will return. He is satisfied he can locate the buried treasure. Mr. Chellis has a host of friends in this community who’ will be pleased to learn of his success. 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