April 27, 1893 (4 pages)

ADA ipied SSES. ParStels, ture, oard, oO. 7 week i, ality D = ELUC., . Always on Hand. ae., —_— ner tion’! 1 give ered + THE’ DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada Oity, Nevada County, Calif, \ 2 Published Every Evening Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. — Tenms—l5 Centsa Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca. Norroes—10 cents per line for ist insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, === THURSDAY EV’'NG. APRIL 27, '93 oe A HIGHBINDER ARRESTED. —— He Makes a Murderous Assault Upon a Fellow Countryman at Grass Valley. —— Constable Dillon and Deputy Sheriff Neagle arrested a Chinese highbinder named Hong Yong late yesterday sfterneon, He was found at the cabin in the eld Hirschman digyings, a short distance west of town. Hong Yong made a murderous assault upon a Chinaman named Ah Sing at Grass Valley Tuesday evening. He assaulted Sing with a hatchet, striking him on the head and neck with the weapon, inflicting a number of serious wounds, A Ch.nese doctor dressed his wounds, : The heathen who is-under arrest is regarded as a desperate man by his countrymen, and it is theught that he fully intended to kill his victim. He has lived in this city a long time and fled here after committing thecrime, He will be very apt to get a term in the penitentiary, as there were witnesses to the deed, which was committed in Chinatown about 8 o'clock in the evening. Today the injured Mongolian was brought to this city and identified the arrested man as his assailant. He is able to be around. Hong Yong was taken to Grass, Valley, where his examination will be held. Ir you are in need of a suit of clothes, a pair of pants, a hat, underwear, overshees, etc., remember selling-out place, Caspers old store. [a25] J. Morais.” . . cer “Brace up” is a tantalizing admonition to those who feel all tired out, without appetite and discoureged.~ But the way in which Hood’s Sarsaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite, is wonderful. — Best family cathartic, Hoor's Pun. Be ———— _-Nozopy can have dyspepsia or biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sr ae EE Lodge Entertainment. figeenemonred Rebekah Degree Lodge, I. 0. O. F., initiated several members last evening, after which a musical and literary program was rendered, followed by a banquet and dancing. Those present unite in declaring it one of the most pleasant THE TELEPHONE. It Is a “Ge” and No Mistake About the Male: . Telegraph: At a very early date Grass Valley and Nevada City will be connected, by telephone, with Sacramento, San Francisco, Colfax, Auburn and other places. The following letter to William Lord explains itself; Mr. W.G.-Lord, Grass Valley, Cal. In reply to your favor ef the 19th inst, to our Mr, Matlock, I beg tu state that we are hurrying the material for the exchange in your city as quickly as possi. ble. The poles are ordered from Messrs. M. L. & D, Marsh ef Nevada City, and ‘they premise us to have the order completed before July 15,1893. This order éovers poles for line between Colfax and Grass Valley. If you wiil kindly see Marsh & Co, aud persuade them to get the 40ft poles-out sooner, you would do The Gold Was Easier to Aet-at-in Those ever produced more, if as much, gold in so sinall a scope of country as has been CLOTIVE, MINING, Days Than Now. —_— We doubt if auy place-in the worl taken out in the immédiate vicinity of Nevada City since its first settlement some forty-four years ago. In’ those good old days of which the few pioneers now left-delightto tell, the creeks, ravines, rivers and gulches were literally sprinkled with gold. In some spots. the gravel was fabulously rich. The, late James Whartenby owned a claim on Kelsey ravine, which runs from Commercial-street up beyond East Broad street. te and his brother Tom worked along this® creek quite awhile. ‘Day after day,” said an’ old-timer to us, * I have seen Whartenby going home from the elaim with a tin drinking cup nearly full: Nevada Couuty Chinamen Too Smart For us a great favor, as the moment the 40ft poles are gotten out, we will commence work, ‘lhere is not the slightest doubt about opening the exchanges at the earliest possible moment. We would very much like to hear from you again after your interview with Messrs. Marsh & Co. Very truly yours, Joun Lawrunce, Gen. Sup’t. Rott Burrer 40 cents, and 50 cents. -At Gaylord’s. = sagEe——= Ir is only of late years that rheumatism has been treated as a blood disease. But that this is a correct theory is proved by the extraordinary success. attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. It seldom fails of radical cure. SEG See See ‘THE RAILROAD CHANGE. of gold dust, the result of a day’s work.” A. Isoard informed a TRanscrirr reporter that in the early days he and his partners hada claim back of where Mrs. C. Beckman now lives, her residemce being on upper East Broad street. Their diggings were immensely rich, but their claim wassmall. From a piece of ground about forty by sixty feet they teek out in a short time over $62,000. One panful of dirt yielded $912. In the famous old Nebraska mine, spots of gravel were found which yielded over $1,000 to ‘the panful, The gold in these exceedingly rich places was coarse, and frequently nuggets of considerable sizé were found. The Odin, Manzanita, West Harmony Bricks 45 a2i-tf and the original Harmony mines are all located 6n this same channel frem which millions of dollars worth of the precious yellow stuff was taken in years past, and ‘lit is the belief of nearly all the old gravel miners that millions are yet buried along thé unworkedportions of the channel, which is” known to extend for miles up the ridge towards Washington. It_ is thought that all the gravel will pay if handled economically, and that many very rich spots are apt to be encountered, which theory is substantiated by the developments made in the Harmony mine and the recent rich strike there. Nothing Positively Know About the New Time-Table. The following letter from Conductor Charles P, Loughridge explains the whole matter: Eprror.Teanscrift—Your. informant is off on the proposed change of the railroad time-table. The following is about what it will be, but may be changed in a ——_++@¢ + -—____—— Miss KRudoiph’s Eatertaiument. A large audience assembled at Nevada few minutes~one-one-way-or-the-ether--. -rieater test evening to-witness—the~en—+} The morning train will leave Nevada iat : tertainment given by Miss Carrie S8, City at 5:40 instead of 6:30 as at present, connecting with the Sacramento -Pocal;--arrivingin Sacramento and.San. Francisco about the same time as now. Returning the train will arrive at Nevada City-at 9:50; as at present, bringing East and West mails as at present. The train that-leaves here-at-12:40-P. bound overlands, as it does now. Returning will arrive at Nevada City ‘at about 4: 20 P. M. c bly take place May 7th. M, will leave about 11:40 4. m., ane hour earlier, connecting with East and West ~The contemplated change will proba— Rudolph, formerly of this city. character impersonator Miss Rudelph displays great -versatility--and-.mueb-} that prize. for she is an untsually bright originality, and —most-of her selections girl for her age, and we fail to seé how. were well received, the best, perhaps, : being, ‘Biddy Metiinnia-at the Phetographer’s” and ‘‘ Pameely,” the down-east old maid. hrstrictly elocutienary efforts Miss Rudolph does well, although character recitations seem to be her forte. The musical selections. by Goyne’s orches tra, which were interspersed in the pro + -9@e se Superior Court, As al gram, served to give variety te the ententainment and were duly appreciated. SORRY VALLEYITES. the Anti-Debris Fellows. In the case of Sacramento county against Jaines L. Gould et al., whereia Ah Joe, Ah Foo; Ah Sing, Ah Lee, Ah Charlie and Ah You ‘had been cited to appear in the Superior Ceurt of Yuba county on Tuesday morning and show cause why they should not be punished fer contempt for carrying on hydraulic mining at Quaker Hill, Nevada county. after an injunction had been served, none of the defendants put in ah appearance. W. T. Phipps examined some witnesses to show proof of service and to prove that they had disobeyed the injunction. Judge Davis adjudged each of them guilty of contempt and fined them $500 each with the usual alternative of one day’s imprisonment for each $2 fine. The Appeal says it is understood that the Chinamen dismantled their mine after being cited to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of ‘court and left for parts unknown. The $3,000 fine of course will never be collected, and the Chinamen will never be captured. Nosopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simmons Liver Reguator. ~~ Young Mothers Should early learn the necessity of keeping on hand a supply of Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk for nursing babies as well as for general cooking. It has stood the test for-30.years, Your trocer and Druggist sell it. Sg SS Election ef Officers. At a meeting of Canton Neva, No. 6, Patriarcha Militant, 1. O. O. F., held last evening, the fllowing officers were elected: Commandent, George A. Gray; Lieutenant, Willis T. Silva; Ensign, Vhomas Daniel; Clerk, J. ©. Rich; Accountant, N. P. Brown. The installatien will take place on the 4th Saturday in May. A special meeting will be held evgry member is expected to be present. ——+ sere = Second Prize. Examiner's essay contest. scrrrt is glad that Miss Nettie received she could be otherwise having such talented parents as she is blessed with. _———____+ 296-2 N. D. G. W. Regular meeting of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., will be held this “even. jing. + +@e-+— A -vanuLaR display of the scope and working of the German laws to insure workingmen against sickness, accident and old age is te be a part ef the German How It Was Served bj Ja'ze MeNutt of . er of the Gov. Lighthouse -at Sand are on hand the work can be rushed . + : through without delay. on. Saturday evening, April 29th, and Siar se See as _-MissNettie McGlashan of Truckee . shipping . some machinery to Gur_neighhas taken the second prize ($15) in the The TranA Little Girl’s Experience Inu A Lighteuse. . Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepSMARTSVILLE JUSTICE. —— Beach, .Mich., and are blessed witha . daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed with a dreadful Cough and turning into a Docters at home and at Detroit That Township. -__ i} Appeal: There was some legal busiFever. nesa transacted in Justice J. F. McNutt’s ; treated her, but in vain, she grew worse Court at Smartsville on Monday in'which . rapidly, until she was a mere “handful of two Marysviile attorneys, W. Ul. Carlin bones. "°—Then she iried Dr. King’s New and M. C. Barney, were engaged. Con. Discovery aid after the use of two anda stable Conlin was in attendance to up. -half bottles, was completely cured. They held the official dignity of the court. . say Dr. King’s:New Discovery is worth The first case called was the one in “iss weight in gold, yet you may get a which James O’Brien was plaintiff and . trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Dennis Murphy defendant. It Was . ques brought te recever $50 for grain sold. The legal arguments were so heavy smabebieng took the matter under . Hood’s Cu res In the suit brought by James O' Prien . egainst Heury Spett Degucre to recover . about $80*for merchandise, M. C. Bar. ney, who appeared for the. defendant, a colored man, demurred ‘to the complaint “Sight and Perfect Health Restored on the ground that his client did not live im the toWnship in which he was sued = ssa = and that the court had no jurisdiction. Justice McNutt sustained the deniurrer, W. H. Carlin asked perivission to amend the complaint, which was granted. The defendant then refused to testify, claiming that the court had no jurisitiction. He said he had aserious objection to competing with an Irishman in swearing. : Evidence was then heard and judgif ment given for the plaintitt. } The case will come before the Superior Court on appeal. sore) Ss Nopopy can be troubled with constipation on piles if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Scrofula-in the Eyes Partial Da‘kness Eight Menths Eva Beraw + -2@e + lame — Will Be Brought Here. Who -was then-4_yearsold, had_a_scrofula trouble with one of her eyes, _ For 8 months mS 3 Sere we had to keep it bandaged from the light. The machinery of the hoisting works We tried everything the best medical at the Gold Bank -miie, Forbestown, =— would auseest for two years, but a ? 1 red t ara partic . Which “wore hiust¢d: repentiy; is to be, Wem tank abe woud cutkely breught te the -Minere: Foundry at this . Lose the Sight of the Eye city, where it will be overhauled and put One day I read of a little girl suffering simt in good shape. Where it is impossible , latly who tad -been-cured by Hood's Sarsate repair daniaged portions. new parts parilla, and decided to let her try It. She, ait be 1 T) echinery Wa seemed better when she had takencthe first wi made, ‘Lhe machinery was made . bottle, so I got another. And when she at this foundry, and as all the patterns . had finished taking three bottics sho waa e The Democrat says the Empire Founar : ap ri at f dry aud Harvester Works have been bors in Nevada county, which is the see. esmpletely cured, and now at the end of two And everybody will feel better. j down our large stock:just received from:-California and Kastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, in a few days, as fine a stock of ond order sent out recently and indicates years, not having shown any return of the We Thnk the Weather Has Cleared Up fu the: Season . As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. An verything in those departments will be marked down te the LOWEST CASH . PRICE figures. : —— Weare so situated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor, We-have ne time to publish a big price list, as we are too busy tixing up our stores and marking our Goods. We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. — EVERYBOLY INVITED. iL. Hyman & Co. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Thy Fist the Fil 1 Ladies Look Over,Our Spring Stock? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer -Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Ete. Get the choicest by making your selections now: — ne aie ann ie \he new Embroideries are very handsome.* _The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great variety. trouble, we are sure that The Cure is Permanent Woe feal dented te Hom?’ s sarstpartiia for Boing Keplastered. «. the goodit las accomplished.” Prank Breraw, Central Avenue, Bradford, Mass. Cenfirmed by Colby Bros. 3 “We have full confidence in what Frank in. good shape, Teraw states of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. His nice appearance when the work is -com. daughter is certainly in the best of health oo we sde_her-often and her eyes are all right.” CoLpy Bros., Bradford, Mass. Hood's Pille cure all liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. that the mining industry is on the _inGrease. _ mee -_— The reception room at Armory Hall is being replastered and otherwise fitted up The room will present a pleted. PE Nojiopy. need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. times they ever had, The entertainment was given to mark the seventy-fourth anniversary ef Odd Fellowship in Amer0 Not Settled Yet. Stockton Mail: D. D. Bowman, the Grass Valley attorney, is visiting Dr. C. H,, Bulson, Mr. Bowman ran for District Attorney of Nevada county at the last general election and shared in the general Republican defeat. He is thinking of locating in Stockton, Fire Alarm. — The alarm of-fire at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by the barning out of a chimney at John Heyer residence, Boulder street. The servites of the firemen, however, were not ‘required. City Taxpayers, Attention. = The asseasment roll of the city of Nevada is now in the hands of the City Clerk, T. H, Carr, and will be open to ‘inspection until Monday, May 22d. All persons interested can have an opportuTurrs are Sarsaparillas and Sarsaparilla; but if you are not careful in your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only be intensified. Be sure you. C get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other. It is compounded from the Honduras root a nd other highly concentrated alteratives ——_—_—_++90+——— Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 27, 1893: Marsh, A. L. Mayer, Mrs. Rose Nasn, Tom a Ray, Miss Sadie Sheehy, John A. Van Yarden, Mrs. L. Vance, Israel _ If not called for in fifteen days the lettera will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any. of these letters will please say advertised, aud pay a fee of one cent for each letter. <* _Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M.\>~ 90+ FRESNO is in somewhat of a dilemma, aldwell presiding: M. Mec(iuire et al. vs. Edward Barre Argument set for Tueslay, May 2d, vs. Order postpening cause until Saturday, April] ~ . CG. R. R. R. Co. vs. B. Alcon. Ah, Hop Amberg, August 29th. Barrette, Alfred E. Charles Pecor vs. The Mohawk LumLattio, Miss ber Co. et al. Order postponing hearing motion te retax cost bill until Saturday t 10 e’clock. O04 ———— THE CURLY BEARS. Tho. Objects of That Great and Grand {nsti. tution. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court-teday, Hon. John Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Order to sell lumber. : Estate of C. O. Matteson, deceased. Order appeiuting time for hearing final aeceunt and final distribution of estate. Sacramente Bee: The Native Sons have exhibit at the World’s Fair. —— +290 + —— York State Custard Pies. lord's. a21-tf tt. Latest United States Government Foc Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y. At GayA creain of tartar baking powder,— Highest ‘of all in leavening strength.— About your Confectionery. You want something Continent. Foley has the call and he also has th: CANDY. Con and have some of it, J. M FOLEY, Confectioner pure. whole ome and tasty and to be perfectly certain on all these points, you must try F OLE Y’E& aS CANDIES. FOLEY is tho Nevata City Confectioner. You can't tind « : a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on thir (No. 13 Commrcreial St, Nevada Cit) e You have to pay Coin-for Cigars then why not get the vd Eee W. COLFAX JOKES, B.S, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke nity of examining their assesaments, ~—~@o0 OO Good Loeks. Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon 4 healthy condition of. after twe efforts declared the canal a nuiall the vital organs, If the Liver be inSometime ago it brought suit against the Fresno Canal and Irrigation Company to condemn a canal rnnning threugh the city as a nuisance. The lower court sance and ordered its abatement. The active, you have a Bilious Look,” if your . defendants appealed, but the city prestomach be disordered you have a.Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be-afceeded to fill up the canal and pave the street. The Supreme Court has now orfected you have a Pinched Look. Secure . dered ‘a_new trial, The question cengood health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. ~~~. Qures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives ‘a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 50c. per bettle, Boys’ knee pants, sizes 4 to 18, for 25 cents a pair, at the selling-out place. a25 J. Morris, Manager. j Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Outs Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai ‘s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and a25 posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac jon ot money refunded. Price 25 cents For sale * Carr Brothers’ Druao per bor DEPRICES ail Baking Powde MOST PERFECT MAD Lae oe Hotela, (ie creas you might as well be eut ef the werld Baking Powder hi its supremacy ‘as out of fashion. Bring in your orders fronting the municipality is, ‘*where are we at?” ——+6¢+———--" Take Notice. collectors on that day. Henry LANE, a26-26 to 374 cents at the selling-out place, J. Morris, Manager. a-25 J. Morais; Manager. Boclety Cards. < embracing # variety of the latest de of Tartar Powder. Free from or any other : adulterant. 49 Years the Standard. Jrcsion of the Grand Lodge. All persons who have subscribed to the fund of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias are hereby notified that the Finance Committee will collect the same on Thursday, April 27th. It is hoped all will be p-epared to meet the Chairman of Committee, 75-cent Tennis Flunnel Shirts reduced The Toanesaurs oflee has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, signs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice, Every member of the order should have & hundred or so cards inted so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the r session of the Grand Lodge next month. E. 4 Kaight without cards that week will *. be out of fashion, and the eld saying is new and avoid the rush that is sure te ocour a few days before and during the which is the ‘‘Uurly Bears,” a degree originated by Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, of Nevada City, which bas institnted a number of ‘‘caves” in the various Parlors throughout the State. The objects ef the “Curley Bears” are numercys: First—To promote Order. Second — To secure harmony — and many a pipe of peace has been smoked after seeing a ‘‘cub” safely across the mountainous scenery where the savage “bears” rage incessant warfare against the innecent traveler. Third—tTe teach natives the true spirit one should have where a brother is in distress; and last, but least, are the many beneficial lessons a ‘Curly Bear” is taught in friendship, loyalty and truth. onnntmeine John Railey, a Tennessee farmer in hard luck, has just been made happy by the receipt of $685 from Frank K. Walldran of Reading, Penn., being in full payment with 6 per cent interest for interest in the 'Tan-ouncx patent riveted everalls for], porse which Walldran, then a soldier, 40 cents @ pair, at the selling-out place. appropriated from Railey ‘a stable in 1864. —_—_—_— Ox high or loy, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath endure, If they but knew how sure aud ewift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, several side degrees, prominent amungst . —— NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, TY\HE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA City is now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, where it will be open to inspection until sonday, May 22, 1su3. Nevada City, April 27, 18.3. fT. H. CARR, Clerk. PAINTING, AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Unton Hotel, Is now fermingyclasses in Painting, oil and water colo¥s, Drawing, Sketching from nature, etc, All desiring to join any of the above classes will please Apply immediately. Terms reasonable. 3 _F. H. THOMPSON, W. H, DURYEA. HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) pet 167 and 169 East Madison St. meu Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago; T11. _—— oupam Hot and Cold Water. Elevator and all modern, conveniences, Near Post Office and places 6f amusements. Terms: $1 por day and. Upwards ¥. H. THOMPSON & CO, Prop’rs. 100 Blogatly Purvibod Rooms . OF SAN FRANCISLV. All cases of defective Virion or Ey: Strain, causing Headaches, ‘aina, Crossed Byes, cte., scientificall fitted with gla--ea to cure all a! ove symptoms and pr vent loss of ight, % Neuralgia ss . a a All cases requiring sirgical epera 7 ‘ tions.will be oporstod upon ‘by the Eminent Specialist, DR. G. SELFRIDGE, Oeulist for Southern Pacile Nailroad, San Fran All cases guaranteed, Givemeacall. San Francisco address, Noe 88 Oth street ‘——AND—— = Er. MILLER, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, ‘Neckwear, HATS, Htc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES 0—— ‘» My Low Prices will astonish You—Rvery Article Guaranteed as No. 1, —0-— HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful: Clothing, Furvishing Goods, Hats, te. —o--— DON’T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods, You do not pay any more for good goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere, IIS A FACT, Chicago, April 24. Try Es’mm. SX7illiam Gitfim. (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Don’t Read This ? IF YOU INTEND TQ BUY ert OC Rt IY Go. Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete, ~~ J. MORRIS Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice . am prepared to sell you goods at aprice never before known in this county. : elsewhere. Look at my Goods Before, Buying Ebowhere , Call and examine my goods and prices betore buying J; MORRIS. owe tls: m ¢ et ate

ADA ipied SSES. ParStels, ture, oard, oO. 7 week i, ality D = ELUC., . Always on Hand. ae., —_— ner tion’! 1 give ered + THE’ DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada Oity, Nevada County, Calif, \ 2 Published Every Evening Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. — Tenms—l5 Centsa Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca. Norroes—10 cents per line for ist insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, === THURSDAY EV’'NG. APRIL 27, '93 oe A HIGHBINDER ARRESTED. —— He Makes a Murderous Assault Upon a Fellow Countryman at Grass Valley. —— Constable Dillon and Deputy Sheriff Neagle arrested a Chinese highbinder named Hong Yong late yesterday sfterneon, He was found at the cabin in the eld Hirschman digyings, a short distance west of town. Hong Yong made a murderous assault upon a Chinaman named Ah Sing at Grass Valley Tuesday evening. He assaulted Sing with a hatchet, striking him on the head and neck with the weapon, inflicting a number of serious wounds, A Ch.nese doctor dressed his wounds, : The heathen who is-under arrest is regarded as a desperate man by his countrymen, and it is theught that he fully intended to kill his victim. He has lived in this city a long time and fled here after committing thecrime, He will be very apt to get a term in the penitentiary, as there were witnesses to the deed, which was committed in Chinatown about 8 o'clock in the evening. Today the injured Mongolian was brought to this city and identified the arrested man as his assailant. He is able to be around. Hong Yong was taken to Grass, Valley, where his examination will be held. Ir you are in need of a suit of clothes, a pair of pants, a hat, underwear, overshees, etc., remember selling-out place, Caspers old store. [a25] J. Morais.” . . cer “Brace up” is a tantalizing admonition to those who feel all tired out, without appetite and discoureged.~ But the way in which Hood’s Sarsaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite, is wonderful. — Best family cathartic, Hoor's Pun. Be ———— _-Nozopy can have dyspepsia or biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sr ae EE Lodge Entertainment. figeenemonred Rebekah Degree Lodge, I. 0. O. F., initiated several members last evening, after which a musical and literary program was rendered, followed by a banquet and dancing. Those present unite in declaring it one of the most pleasant THE TELEPHONE. It Is a “Ge” and No Mistake About the Male: . Telegraph: At a very early date Grass Valley and Nevada City will be connected, by telephone, with Sacramento, San Francisco, Colfax, Auburn and other places. The following letter to William Lord explains itself; Mr. W.G.-Lord, Grass Valley, Cal. In reply to your favor ef the 19th inst, to our Mr, Matlock, I beg tu state that we are hurrying the material for the exchange in your city as quickly as possi. ble. The poles are ordered from Messrs. M. L. & D, Marsh ef Nevada City, and ‘they premise us to have the order completed before July 15,1893. This order éovers poles for line between Colfax and Grass Valley. If you wiil kindly see Marsh & Co, aud persuade them to get the 40ft poles-out sooner, you would do The Gold Was Easier to Aet-at-in Those ever produced more, if as much, gold in so sinall a scope of country as has been CLOTIVE, MINING, Days Than Now. —_— We doubt if auy place-in the worl taken out in the immédiate vicinity of Nevada City since its first settlement some forty-four years ago. In’ those good old days of which the few pioneers now left-delightto tell, the creeks, ravines, rivers and gulches were literally sprinkled with gold. In some spots. the gravel was fabulously rich. The, late James Whartenby owned a claim on Kelsey ravine, which runs from Commercial-street up beyond East Broad street. te and his brother Tom worked along this® creek quite awhile. ‘Day after day,” said an’ old-timer to us, * I have seen Whartenby going home from the elaim with a tin drinking cup nearly full: Nevada Couuty Chinamen Too Smart For us a great favor, as the moment the 40ft poles are gotten out, we will commence work, ‘lhere is not the slightest doubt about opening the exchanges at the earliest possible moment. We would very much like to hear from you again after your interview with Messrs. Marsh & Co. Very truly yours, Joun Lawrunce, Gen. Sup’t. Rott Burrer 40 cents, and 50 cents. -At Gaylord’s. = sagEe——= Ir is only of late years that rheumatism has been treated as a blood disease. But that this is a correct theory is proved by the extraordinary success. attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. It seldom fails of radical cure. SEG See See ‘THE RAILROAD CHANGE. of gold dust, the result of a day’s work.” A. Isoard informed a TRanscrirr reporter that in the early days he and his partners hada claim back of where Mrs. C. Beckman now lives, her residemce being on upper East Broad street. Their diggings were immensely rich, but their claim wassmall. From a piece of ground about forty by sixty feet they teek out in a short time over $62,000. One panful of dirt yielded $912. In the famous old Nebraska mine, spots of gravel were found which yielded over $1,000 to ‘the panful, The gold in these exceedingly rich places was coarse, and frequently nuggets of considerable sizé were found. The Odin, Manzanita, West Harmony Bricks 45 a2i-tf and the original Harmony mines are all located 6n this same channel frem which millions of dollars worth of the precious yellow stuff was taken in years past, and ‘lit is the belief of nearly all the old gravel miners that millions are yet buried along thé unworkedportions of the channel, which is” known to extend for miles up the ridge towards Washington. It_ is thought that all the gravel will pay if handled economically, and that many very rich spots are apt to be encountered, which theory is substantiated by the developments made in the Harmony mine and the recent rich strike there. Nothing Positively Know About the New Time-Table. The following letter from Conductor Charles P, Loughridge explains the whole matter: Eprror.Teanscrift—Your. informant is off on the proposed change of the railroad time-table. The following is about what it will be, but may be changed in a ——_++@¢ + -—____—— Miss KRudoiph’s Eatertaiument. A large audience assembled at Nevada few minutes~one-one-way-or-the-ether--. -rieater test evening to-witness—the~en—+} The morning train will leave Nevada iat : tertainment given by Miss Carrie S8, City at 5:40 instead of 6:30 as at present, connecting with the Sacramento -Pocal;--arrivingin Sacramento and.San. Francisco about the same time as now. Returning the train will arrive at Nevada City-at 9:50; as at present, bringing East and West mails as at present. The train that-leaves here-at-12:40-P. bound overlands, as it does now. Returning will arrive at Nevada City ‘at about 4: 20 P. M. c bly take place May 7th. M, will leave about 11:40 4. m., ane hour earlier, connecting with East and West ~The contemplated change will proba— Rudolph, formerly of this city. character impersonator Miss Rudelph displays great -versatility--and-.mueb-} that prize. for she is an untsually bright originality, and —most-of her selections girl for her age, and we fail to seé how. were well received, the best, perhaps, : being, ‘Biddy Metiinnia-at the Phetographer’s” and ‘‘ Pameely,” the down-east old maid. hrstrictly elocutienary efforts Miss Rudolph does well, although character recitations seem to be her forte. The musical selections. by Goyne’s orches tra, which were interspersed in the pro + -9@e se Superior Court, As al gram, served to give variety te the ententainment and were duly appreciated. SORRY VALLEYITES. the Anti-Debris Fellows. In the case of Sacramento county against Jaines L. Gould et al., whereia Ah Joe, Ah Foo; Ah Sing, Ah Lee, Ah Charlie and Ah You ‘had been cited to appear in the Superior Ceurt of Yuba county on Tuesday morning and show cause why they should not be punished fer contempt for carrying on hydraulic mining at Quaker Hill, Nevada county. after an injunction had been served, none of the defendants put in ah appearance. W. T. Phipps examined some witnesses to show proof of service and to prove that they had disobeyed the injunction. Judge Davis adjudged each of them guilty of contempt and fined them $500 each with the usual alternative of one day’s imprisonment for each $2 fine. The Appeal says it is understood that the Chinamen dismantled their mine after being cited to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of ‘court and left for parts unknown. The $3,000 fine of course will never be collected, and the Chinamen will never be captured. Nosopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simmons Liver Reguator. ~~ Young Mothers Should early learn the necessity of keeping on hand a supply of Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk for nursing babies as well as for general cooking. It has stood the test for-30.years, Your trocer and Druggist sell it. Sg SS Election ef Officers. At a meeting of Canton Neva, No. 6, Patriarcha Militant, 1. O. O. F., held last evening, the fllowing officers were elected: Commandent, George A. Gray; Lieutenant, Willis T. Silva; Ensign, Vhomas Daniel; Clerk, J. ©. Rich; Accountant, N. P. Brown. The installatien will take place on the 4th Saturday in May. A special meeting will be held evgry member is expected to be present. ——+ sere = Second Prize. Examiner's essay contest. scrrrt is glad that Miss Nettie received she could be otherwise having such talented parents as she is blessed with. _———____+ 296-2 N. D. G. W. Regular meeting of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., will be held this “even. jing. + +@e-+— A -vanuLaR display of the scope and working of the German laws to insure workingmen against sickness, accident and old age is te be a part ef the German How It Was Served bj Ja'ze MeNutt of . er of the Gov. Lighthouse -at Sand are on hand the work can be rushed . + : through without delay. on. Saturday evening, April 29th, and Siar se See as _-MissNettie McGlashan of Truckee . shipping . some machinery to Gur_neighhas taken the second prize ($15) in the The TranA Little Girl’s Experience Inu A Lighteuse. . Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepSMARTSVILLE JUSTICE. —— Beach, .Mich., and are blessed witha . daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed with a dreadful Cough and turning into a Docters at home and at Detroit That Township. -__ i} Appeal: There was some legal busiFever. nesa transacted in Justice J. F. McNutt’s ; treated her, but in vain, she grew worse Court at Smartsville on Monday in'which . rapidly, until she was a mere “handful of two Marysviile attorneys, W. Ul. Carlin bones. "°—Then she iried Dr. King’s New and M. C. Barney, were engaged. Con. Discovery aid after the use of two anda stable Conlin was in attendance to up. -half bottles, was completely cured. They held the official dignity of the court. . say Dr. King’s:New Discovery is worth The first case called was the one in “iss weight in gold, yet you may get a which James O’Brien was plaintiff and . trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Dennis Murphy defendant. It Was . ques brought te recever $50 for grain sold. The legal arguments were so heavy smabebieng took the matter under . Hood’s Cu res In the suit brought by James O' Prien . egainst Heury Spett Degucre to recover . about $80*for merchandise, M. C. Bar. ney, who appeared for the. defendant, a colored man, demurred ‘to the complaint “Sight and Perfect Health Restored on the ground that his client did not live im the toWnship in which he was sued = ssa = and that the court had no jurisdiction. Justice McNutt sustained the deniurrer, W. H. Carlin asked perivission to amend the complaint, which was granted. The defendant then refused to testify, claiming that the court had no jurisitiction. He said he had aserious objection to competing with an Irishman in swearing. : Evidence was then heard and judgif ment given for the plaintitt. } The case will come before the Superior Court on appeal. sore) Ss Nopopy can be troubled with constipation on piles if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Scrofula-in the Eyes Partial Da‘kness Eight Menths Eva Beraw + -2@e + lame — Will Be Brought Here. Who -was then-4_yearsold, had_a_scrofula trouble with one of her eyes, _ For 8 months mS 3 Sere we had to keep it bandaged from the light. The machinery of the hoisting works We tried everything the best medical at the Gold Bank -miie, Forbestown, =— would auseest for two years, but a ? 1 red t ara partic . Which “wore hiust¢d: repentiy; is to be, Wem tank abe woud cutkely breught te the -Minere: Foundry at this . Lose the Sight of the Eye city, where it will be overhauled and put One day I read of a little girl suffering simt in good shape. Where it is impossible , latly who tad -been-cured by Hood's Sarsate repair daniaged portions. new parts parilla, and decided to let her try It. She, ait be 1 T) echinery Wa seemed better when she had takencthe first wi made, ‘Lhe machinery was made . bottle, so I got another. And when she at this foundry, and as all the patterns . had finished taking three bottics sho waa e The Democrat says the Empire Founar : ap ri at f dry aud Harvester Works have been bors in Nevada county, which is the see. esmpletely cured, and now at the end of two And everybody will feel better.

j down our large stock:just received from:-California and Kastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, in a few days, as fine a stock of ond order sent out recently and indicates years, not having shown any return of the We Thnk the Weather Has Cleared Up fu the: Season . As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. An verything in those departments will be marked down te the LOWEST CASH . PRICE figures. : —— Weare so situated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor, We-have ne time to publish a big price list, as we are too busy tixing up our stores and marking our Goods. We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. — EVERYBOLY INVITED. iL.. Hyman & Co.. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Thy Fist the Fil 1 Ladies Look Over,Our Spring Stock? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer -Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Ete. Get the choicest by making your selections now: — ne aie ann ie \he new Embroideries are very handsome.* _The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great variety. trouble, we are sure that The Cure is Permanent Woe feal dented te Hom?’ s sarstpartiia for Boing Keplastered. «. the goodit las accomplished.” Prank Breraw, Central Avenue, Bradford, Mass. Cenfirmed by Colby Bros. 3 “We have full confidence in what Frank in. good shape, Teraw states of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. His nice appearance when the work is -com. daughter is certainly in the best of health oo we sde_her-often and her eyes are all right.” CoLpy Bros., Bradford, Mass. Hood's Pille cure all liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. that the mining industry is on the _inGrease. _ mee -_— The reception room at Armory Hall is being replastered and otherwise fitted up The room will present a pleted. PE Nojiopy. need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. times they ever had, The entertainment was given to mark the seventy-fourth anniversary ef Odd Fellowship in Amer0 Not Settled Yet. Stockton Mail: D. D. Bowman, the Grass Valley attorney, is visiting Dr. C. H,, Bulson, Mr. Bowman ran for District Attorney of Nevada county at the last general election and shared in the general Republican defeat. He is thinking of locating in Stockton, Fire Alarm. — The alarm of-fire at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by the barning out of a chimney at John Heyer residence, Boulder street. The servites of the firemen, however, were not ‘required. City Taxpayers, Attention. = The asseasment roll of the city of Nevada is now in the hands of the City Clerk, T. H, Carr, and will be open to ‘inspection until Monday, May 22d. All persons interested can have an opportuTurrs are Sarsaparillas and Sarsaparilla; but if you are not careful in your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only be intensified. Be sure you. C get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other. It is compounded from the Honduras root a nd other highly concentrated alteratives ——_—_—_++90+——— Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 27, 1893: Marsh, A. L. Mayer, Mrs. Rose Nasn, Tom a Ray, Miss Sadie Sheehy, John A. Van Yarden, Mrs. L. Vance, Israel _ If not called for in fifteen days the lettera will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any. of these letters will please say advertised, aud pay a fee of one cent for each letter. <* _Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M.\>~ 90+ FRESNO is in somewhat of a dilemma, aldwell presiding: M. Mec(iuire et al. vs. Edward Barre Argument set for Tueslay, May 2d, vs. Order postpening cause until Saturday, April] ~ . CG. R. R. R. Co. vs. B. Alcon. Ah, Hop Amberg, August 29th. Barrette, Alfred E. Charles Pecor vs. The Mohawk LumLattio, Miss ber Co. et al. Order postponing hearing motion te retax cost bill until Saturday t 10 e’clock. O04 ———— THE CURLY BEARS. Tho. Objects of That Great and Grand {nsti. tution. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court-teday, Hon. John Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Order to sell lumber. : Estate of C. O. Matteson, deceased. Order appeiuting time for hearing final aeceunt and final distribution of estate. Sacramente Bee: The Native Sons have exhibit at the World’s Fair. —— +290 + —— York State Custard Pies. lord's. a21-tf tt. Latest United States Government Foc Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y. At GayA creain of tartar baking powder,— Highest ‘of all in leavening strength.— About your Confectionery. You want something Continent. Foley has the call and he also has th: CANDY. Con and have some of it, J. M FOLEY, Confectioner pure. whole ome and tasty and to be perfectly certain on all these points, you must try F OLE Y’E& aS CANDIES. FOLEY is tho Nevata City Confectioner. You can't tind « : a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on thir (No. 13 Commrcreial St, Nevada Cit) e You have to pay Coin-for Cigars then why not get the vd Eee W. COLFAX JOKES, B.S, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke nity of examining their assesaments, ~—~@o0 OO Good Loeks. Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon 4 healthy condition of. after twe efforts declared the canal a nuiall the vital organs, If the Liver be inSometime ago it brought suit against the Fresno Canal and Irrigation Company to condemn a canal rnnning threugh the city as a nuisance. The lower court sance and ordered its abatement. The active, you have a Bilious Look,” if your . defendants appealed, but the city prestomach be disordered you have a.Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be-afceeded to fill up the canal and pave the street. The Supreme Court has now orfected you have a Pinched Look. Secure . dered ‘a_new trial, The question cengood health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. ~~~. Qures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives ‘a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 50c. per bettle, Boys’ knee pants, sizes 4 to 18, for 25 cents a pair, at the selling-out place. a25 J. Morris, Manager. j Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Outs Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai ‘s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and a25 posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac jon ot money refunded. Price 25 cents For sale * Carr Brothers’ Druao per bor DEPRICES ail Baking Powde MOST PERFECT MAD Lae oe Hotela, (ie creas you might as well be eut ef the werld Baking Powder hi its supremacy ‘as out of fashion. Bring in your orders fronting the municipality is, ‘*where are we at?” ——+6¢+———--" Take Notice. collectors on that day. Henry LANE, a26-26 to 374 cents at the selling-out place, J. Morris, Manager. a-25 J. Morais; Manager. Boclety Cards. < embracing # variety of the latest de of Tartar Powder. Free from or any other : adulterant. 49 Years the Standard. Jrcsion of the Grand Lodge. All persons who have subscribed to the fund of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias are hereby notified that the Finance Committee will collect the same on Thursday, April 27th. It is hoped all will be p-epared to meet the Chairman of Committee, 75-cent Tennis Flunnel Shirts reduced The Toanesaurs oflee has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, signs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice, Every member of the order should have & hundred or so cards inted so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the r session of the Grand Lodge next month. E. 4 Kaight without cards that week will *. be out of fashion, and the eld saying is new and avoid the rush that is sure te ocour a few days before and during the which is the ‘‘Uurly Bears,” a degree originated by Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, of Nevada City, which bas institnted a number of ‘‘caves” in the various Parlors throughout the State. The objects ef the “Curley Bears” are numercys: First—To promote Order. Second — To secure harmony — and many a pipe of peace has been smoked after seeing a ‘‘cub” safely across the mountainous scenery where the savage “bears” rage incessant warfare against the innecent traveler. Third—tTe teach natives the true spirit one should have where a brother is in distress; and last, but least, are the many beneficial lessons a ‘Curly Bear” is taught in friendship, loyalty and truth. onnntmeine John Railey, a Tennessee farmer in hard luck, has just been made happy by the receipt of $685 from Frank K. Walldran of Reading, Penn., being in full payment with 6 per cent interest for interest in the 'Tan-ouncx patent riveted everalls for], porse which Walldran, then a soldier, 40 cents @ pair, at the selling-out place. appropriated from Railey ‘a stable in 1864. —_—_—_— Ox high or loy, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath endure, If they but knew how sure aud ewift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, several side degrees, prominent amungst . —— NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, TY\HE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA City is now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, where it will be open to inspection until sonday, May 22, 1su3. Nevada City, April 27, 18.3. fT. H. CARR, Clerk. PAINTING, AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Unton Hotel, Is now fermingyclasses in Painting, oil and water colo¥s, Drawing, Sketching from nature, etc, All desiring to join any of the above classes will please Apply immediately. Terms reasonable. 3 _F. H. THOMPSON, W. H, DURYEA. HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) pet 167 and 169 East Madison St. meu Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago; T11. _—— oupam Hot and Cold Water. Elevator and all modern, conveniences, Near Post Office and places 6f amusements. Terms: $1 por day and. Upwards ¥. H. THOMPSON & CO, Prop’rs. 100 Blogatly Purvibod Rooms . OF SAN FRANCISLV. All cases of defective Virion or Ey: Strain, causing Headaches, ‘aina, Crossed Byes, cte., scientificall fitted with gla--ea to cure all a! ove symptoms and pr vent loss of ight, % Neuralgia ss . a a All cases requiring sirgical epera 7 ‘ tions.will be oporstod upon ‘by the Eminent Specialist, DR. G. SELFRIDGE, Oeulist for Southern Pacile Nailroad, San Fran All cases guaranteed, Givemeacall. San Francisco address, Noe 88 Oth street ‘——AND—— = Er. MILLER, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, ‘Neckwear, HATS, Htc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES 0—— ‘» My Low Prices will astonish You—Rvery Article Guaranteed as No. 1, —0-— HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful: Clothing, Furvishing Goods, Hats, te. —o--— DON’T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods, You do not pay any more for good goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere, IIS A FACT, Chicago, April 24. Try Es’mm. SX7illiam Gitfim. (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Don’t Read This ? IF YOU INTEND TQ BUY ert OC Rt IY Go. Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete, ~~ J. MORRIS Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice . am prepared to sell you goods at aprice never before known in this county. : elsewhere. Look at my Goods Before, Buying Ebowhere , Call and examine my goods and prices betore buying J; MORRIS. owe tls: m ¢ et ate