April 28, 1893 (4 pages)

DA ied CS. are els, ure, (as A Etc., ¢ Ete., ji oc = Always on Uand. M Pane ection will give ae LE,' IDFR ae —+Brace up" ise . aianmeai . As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. SERIOUS. ACCIDENT, THR MINING BILI. WAHO-MARYLAND, PERSONAL, ieee picture oa oe séveta th BopetS Cea, Ouse aoe an ite os iz coungowatnows. WEThink the Weather Has Cleared Up for the season . ‘ > . and 8 , “ino specia men— cad tage Eetaeye Swn-. The\ Driver For Coleman, Glassoo & Co, Just Now the Treasury Wants the -Gold in, lt is Rumorzd That a Sale is “Almost te. Social and Other Notes Abe Peuple 01d , tion. att who i ~ And everybody will feel better. disnmucdid Cink: 4. ideo. Injured. the Hy drauti Hives. anil and Young anche fee does . . es he . ‘s — down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents. a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca. Norices—10 cents per line for 1st.insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, er $1 per line per month. —_—K—_—X—¥X—X—«—_—X—X—sa—aa FRIDAY EV’'NG, APRIL 28 ‘93 “BVANS AND SONTAG. Supposed.to Have Been Seen a Few Miles From This City. A day or two since J. Morris of this place and J. Gollober of North Bloomfield were going to the latter place in a buggy. Near the Yuba river they. saw a cart in the canyen below the road, and on looking around saw two men about 200 yards above the road. They were roughly dressed, one being a -dark ggmplexioned man with long black whiskers, and the other a light complexioned man, The cart was a very plain, cethmon Cart, and leoked as though it had seen much service, Frem the descriptions they had read in the newspapers Messrs. Morris and Gollober concluded that the men were Evans and Sontag, the noted train-robbers, whose daring exploits aud hair-breadth escapes -have been heard of by nearly everybody. Stopping their team the men in the buggy consulted as to the advisability of returning to town and putting the Sheriff on the track of the suspects. They deemed it prudent, however, not to show any suspicion, and so after a good look at the men above and the cart below they drove straight on. Mr. Gellober is slightly acquainted with Sontag, and he is almost confident that the men above described are the desperadoes whom the ‘officers have been so long trying to capture. The cart coi" responded to the. descriptions published _of the vehicle used by Evans and Sontag when they made their last flight from their home near Visalia, a few days ago, at which time they slipped through the _.officers’ hands_.and escaped. unscathed amidst a perfect shower of. bullets. Nothing could be seen of the horse, but. he was probably in the brush feeding. Whether our local officersintend to take any steps towards hunting up these -suspicious-looking-men--we have not heard, to those who feel all tired out, without ~-gppetite-and-disceureg-d;--But-the-way. --— in which Hood’s Sassaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite, is wonderful, ° Best family cathartic, Hoop’s Prius. 16 Nopopy can have dyspepsia or -biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulaee Rosewall-Odgers Nupt fals. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the marriage of James Henry Rosewall and Miss Edith Lenore Odgers was solemnized at the home ef the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odgers, near this city. Rev. J. T. Murrish of the Methedist Church performed the ceremony. James Grimes and Miss Annie Odgers, sister of thé bride, stood up with them. After the happy pair were pronounced man and wife the invited friends and relatives partook of a sumptuous weiding feast. The remainder of the evening was spent in merrymaking, the guests indulging in singing, dancing, etc. About forty persons were present. The bride and groom are well known to most of our people and the very best wishes of all their acquaintances are extended to them, 2-0 @ eo Superior Coart. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate Frank Kerney. Order appointing Monday, May 18th, fer hearing return of sale of real estate. Estate of Rev. Thomas J, Dalton, deceased. Order fixing time for settle ment of final account and hearing petition for decree of distribution. ~~ For Sale. The residence of the late J. B. Johnsen on Pine street is for sale. For further particulars enquire of Leroy Johnson, at Geo. E. Turner’s store. a28-2t 2ee Seiree Tonight. Michell’s soiree and dancing school will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall en Friday evening, A general invitation is extended, a27-2¢ ~~} Mucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil_ blai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac . and ion ot money refunded, Price 25 cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru~ DBPRICES osuneine moet PERFECT — in all the great the. Clubs anita sr Pic's Baking Powder its supremacy. Yesterday afterndon, says the Union, a painful and serivus accident occurred in that city. John Glasson, driver for Coleman, Glasson & Co., was delivering . bis last order and was turning the corner of a lot when. the wheel of the wagon struck the cro sing with such a force as to throw the driver ‘to the ground. Glasson was thrown under the w wagon and the wheel passed over his head, cutting a large gash in the sealp, and for the moment rendered him insensible. Upon recovering consciousness he got up and ran to Coleman, -Glasson & Co.’s store, the blood running from the cut in the head during the whole of that time. He was immediately taken to the office of Dr. Jones, who made an ‘examination and found a cut three inches long over the left temple and a smaller cut in ‘the back of the head. Seven stitches were put in the wound, Glasson standing the operation bravely. After haying his wounds dressed he-walked home, . but was very weak from the loss of blood. The accident was bad enough as it was, but it seems almost miraculous that he escaped with no more serious injuries. ee Rott Burrer40 cents, Bricks -45 and-60 cents. At Gaylord’s. a21-tf ee 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 sticcess attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. fails of radical cure. ogee Fraternal Visit. It seldom Fifteen members of Milo Lodge of this city went to Grass Valley lat night and paid a fraternal visit to Olympic Lodge of that—place. Three. -éandidateswere put through the Knight rank, the amplified work being performed in’ a most creditable manner, After the meeting sin Hotel. The visiting Knights speak very highly of the courtesies shown ‘them by~ their Grass Valley brothers, and say they had a delightful time, +. + ee Decorations Arrived, ~ The bunting, banners, flags, ete., Tor decorating during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, arrived tpaay and are on sale at Gaylord’s store. Tt is hoped that all the business houses and other places along the line. of the big procession will decorate, and as the decorations will be seld very cheap ition . there-ean-be-mo good exertse fer not doing 80. ee ~ Society Caras. The Transcript offive has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest de= signs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice. Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so asto exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the session of the Grand Lodge next month. A Knight without cards that weck will be out of fashion, and the old saying is you might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. Bring in your orders new and avoid the rush that is sure to occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. arte nee Searls Was There, Judge Niles Searls, present Supreme Court Cemmissioner, went up from San Francisco to Sacramento Wednesday te attend the ceremonies at Sutter's Fort, The Judge is, a pioneer resident of the State, and in his speech he told about his first visit to the historic old fort m 1849, : and complimented the Native Sons on the progress of their order, advising the young men to be honest, upright and industrious, and to marry the Native Daughters. + +@eo— The Bellefountaine. Developments being made in this quartz mine are daily becoming more encouraging. Some very fine-looking rock was brought in from there yesterday, the general character of which is first-clas+ and in which free gold can be plainly The owners feel highly elated, Soe ea Pythian Sisters. sech. On May 16th tlhe Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters will meet in this city. The Grand Officers will stop at Grass Valley on the 15th of May and visit Olympic Temple in the evening, at which meeting a reception will be given, including a musical program and refreshments. ———— — +e eMore Concrete Walk. The wooden sidewalk extending from the corner of Broad and Pine streets te the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, on both’sides, is to be replaced by concrete before the summer is over, This new walk will be a great imprévement, and with the finely macadamized roadway recently built will make that portion of Pine street ome of the best obs substantial in town. Oe Serenaders. this city, consisting of a violinist, flutist, and harpist, discourse very nice music, t night private parties engaged them to go with them on a little serenading tour to a few residences, Tonight the trio will furnish music for a hop at the Dnion Hotel. Chinese Lottery. The Chinese lottery company or companies operating in this city appear te be doing a pretty lively business in a small way, Many tickets are sold to white people, the average price being ten cents. We have heard of several persons , Adank Ahi any athe sdulers 49 Years the Standard. winning from 75 cents te $15 on their a fine banquet was served atthe Wiscon. The traveling musicians at present in Wasuinatox, April sentative Caminetti is still here punching up the officials of the War J ment every day or two'so as te get matters into shape to bireid eut the provistons of his mudting bill: 26th.—RepreThe Secreiary .of War told the California © ongressman that as soon as the matter came te his attention officially he would give it the linishing tenches and get everything moving along in good sh ype, but it turns out that the of the Chief of Engineers as to the army officers who should constitute the recommendation board of commi Sioners has somehow been lost in transit. It was mace out about the 8th of March and forwarded through the regular channels to the office of. the Secretary, in the same building but it never reached it destination. The longdelay caused. Caminettr to nake an investigation, the fact was developed that the papers in the case had ail been 1st somewhere in the department, just where nobody knows; 30 new decuments were when ‘nade out this week by the chiet of engineers and will probably reach hea-'quarters and be acted-upon within afew days. Caminettisaid to the Chronicle correspondent this eveni: ug, in speaking of the matter: ‘They want gold in the treas— ary. Thatis a good argument in faver of carrying out the new: law. If. they “produce ten or twelve millions more Sf gold for themevery year than they now have, and difficulties confronting the administration like the present will be very much diminished.” Gee page ae A Sensational Story Has attracted attention lately, but as a -matter-of fact-the-public has—also—=te= voted-time to things substantial, judging by the unprecedented sales ef the Gail Borden Eagle Bratid Condensed Milk. Unequalled as a food. for infants, Sold by Grocers and Druggists. — + 7@ee Enjoyed Themselves. Last evening the meinbers of Laurel Parlor of Native: Daughters had <a little time “amongst themselves: alter the busiat ~ Games were played, refreshments served and a jolly time had. ness meeting was. over, ee ~ 22 @e > oe’ York State Custard Pies. “At GayJord’s. a21-tf ei ligne A Bendsoms Banner Case. Ge sorge A. Gray is eng: aged in making a case for Milo Ledge, K. of E: in which to keep the lodge’s banner, The trimmings. and ornamentation are of black walnut, the front or door of the. case being a large plate of glass. When fin ished it will be a handsome piece of work, a Rodda’, Challenge Accept ed. Charles Hosking has ac cepted Jim Rodda’s challenge, inthe’ following language, : : In reply to the challenge throwr éut to me by Mr. James Rodda, I will say that I am only too glad to meet him at the tine an! place as mentioned in his card, as published, and hope that he ayvill be on hand tosign agreements. Furthermore Tam uot particular about a hard floor or a sawdust ring, Hoping that Mr. Rodda will meet me without further delay or consideration, . am, most truly, Cc harles Hogking. ——+ 4B e+ Se A Fine Outlook. Not in the past ten years has there been such a hopeful business outlook in Galifornia at the close of a winter season There are mere tourists in the State than ever before, and they are staying longer than has been their practice heretofore. as now. Hundreds of them have become investors, and the names of nonresidents appear prominently in almost all lists of incorporators and directors of new enterprises. The home people, however, still hold a firm hand in the direction of theirown affairs, and they show a strong: r disposition to push the development of the State time in the past decade, than at any The tendency now is from the south to the nerth and at present Central California is being the most extensively benefited. As we of the north become better known our more than the few stragglers of the present. records will si.ow _eee —--—— To Clean Up the Premises, In the springtime about the first of May, the housewife is cleaning up the premises and putting the house in order for the balance of the year, and in doing so there is one article that is always necessary and that is good whitewash. The tollewing is a whitewash which, it is said, will neither rub ner wash off ; Make the whitewash in the ordinary manner, using li: e and water, then place it over a fire and bring it to a boil, then while boiling stir in each gallon a tableSpoonful of powdered alum, one-half pint of good flour paste and one-halt pound of glue dissolved in water. i onnneeneaiediniaienmamamadimmmemiiamnient Ow high or low, or rich or poor, None would foul teeth or breath endure, If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, ——e oBee — Baby cried, Mother sighed, _ part will put that in practive California “willl, Doctor prescribed Castoria. Union: —Negotiations have been going on for some time.between the Idaho and veeeVlapd mining coapaaies relicive to the sale of tng idaav to tae owners ‘oi the Maryland. It is believed that arrangenrents have at last been competed which are satisfactory to both parties, and that the Idahe is about to become the property of the owners of the Marytand mine. Runior ha: it that the value of the Idaho will be taken out of the Maryland, and the Idaho-will be. ran under the present management until that At the end ef that time the [diho will give up all claim to the property and t e Maryland wil assume control. A ameunt has been extracted. meeting will probably be held some time today to make the final arrangements of the sal. Che result of this business is anxiously awaited by the majority of citizeas and p ople in.this city, and any news concorning it is eagerly devoured. In the event of this comtag to passa large nuiaber-of-—miners will be employed and it will be quite a help to the city. Scena enegee aaa Nosopy will suifer with liver or kidney disease ff they take Simmons Liver Reguator, 2 + 7Oe< ——nios Will iaipete; A. E. Baugh, member of the County Board of Education, wall bring down from Trackee several of his pupils to compete in the ‘* Examiner’s’? World's Fair examination, which will take place in this city next Tuesday and Wednesday. ‘There will ‘be contestants frem many of the schools in the county: ~ 2 0@e Fire at Grass Valley: The heavy smoke which was noticed at noon yesterday in a southerly direction from town, was caused by the burning of a barn owned by William Clymo on Alta Hill, Grass Valley. The barn contained considerable hay and grain, and was burned to the ground. Insurance to the ‘amount of-$200._ ne eee te ee Tiiere are Sarsaparillas ‘and Sarsaparilla; but if you are ot careiul in -your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only be intensified. Be sure you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other. It is compounded from the Honduras root and other highly coucentrated alt: ratives, SS re > Sample Hathsts: City Clerk Carr haa just eompleted the.task of sending to each voter within the corporate limits a-sample of the bal= -1852-and-went away in 1853 hut afterSabout.a_year, sitteen _years-ago; arrived = J. N. Shepherd of Oakland is in town, ! George L. Hughes retupped from’ San: Praigisco last evening. Heéary German caine ovr from North . San Juan last evening. George FVan De Mark, a traveling man of San Francisoe, is in town. Dr. Du Milicu came down troni North Bleomtield last evening. J. B. Foster of San Francisce came in on the merning train. J. N. George of North Bloomfield ic} here spending a few days. Jobn Kern came. down from Ferest Hill today, Mrs. K. Casper goes to’ “an Francisco tomorrow to attend the weddis sister, id K. Chisholm and R. Patrick, ¢f Nova Scotia, arrived here last way to Downieville. Hon. M. H. ‘Mead ‘of Downi ieville ar: rived here last evening 1° cisce on his way homé. g of her evening on their aa San FranMrs. M. Crimpbacker and chiidrea, of Olympia, W ashington, arrived here hist evening on their way to Downieville, J. Morris, the clothing dealer, has returned from a trip te North Bloomtield, and willteave in the morning for . San Francisco. Madame Schaffer, who sold cut and left Grass Yalley some time ago, has returned there and will again engage in the restaurant business. Hon. Richard . , Thomas returned here last evening frem San Francisco. He will new settle down to the law ness. He is being warmly welcomed back by his hosts of friends: -Dr. Levings, who eame to this city in busiwards came back and resided here for here yesterday from San Franciseo. The Doctor is here selling a cough medivine and Sarsaparilla of his ewn manufacture. s————~00 — A Million of Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million <people have found just-such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, ( ‘oughe, and Colds.—If you have fiever used this Great Cought Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful eurative powers in .gll disease# of ‘Throat, Chest and Lun:s. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money F will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. lots to be used at the city election next Monday. The new law does away with . the publication of the ballot in” néwspapers, and provides that County and City Clerks shall send to each veter in their jurisdiction a sample ballot prior to the holding of an election, All the samples are sent by mail. MARRIED. At the home of the bhride’s parents, . near Nevada City, April 26, 1893, by Kev. J. T. Murrish, James Hegry Rosewall and Miss Edith Lenore Odgers. A cream of tartar baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— sLatest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder, — 106 Wall St., N. Y. NOTICY TO TAXPAYERS, w TPXHE ASSFSSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA . City is now iu the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, where it will be open to inspection until stoticayv, May 22, 13.3. Nevada City, April 27.15 8 T. HU. CARR, Clerk. PAINTIN vG, DRAWING AND 2 SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is, now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, ete. All desiring to join any of the above classes will please apply immediately. Terms reasonable. F. H. THJMPSON, W. H. DURYEA. HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago, Ili. New Building. 100 Elegantly Furnished Rooms . Hot and Cold Water. Elevator and all modern conveniences, Near Post Oifice and places of amusemente. 5 Terms ; $1 por day and Upwards, F. H. THOMPSON & CO. Prop’rs. Chicago, April 24. , anteed to do all that is chimed. Electrie Bitters wil cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum aad other affections caused by ‘impure blood.—-Will drive Malaria from ‘the system and perventa+ well as cure all Malaria! fevers.—For~cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Rlectgic Bitters—Eutire satisfaction guarrnateed, or money refuniied.—Price 50 cts, and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros: store. DrugKittie Fox Of Fairhaven, Vt. DonbtChanged to Faith Salt Rheum Completely Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The following frank statement comes from Mr. William Fox, a painter for the Williams Slate Mantel Works, Fair. Haven, Vt. : “T used to read testimonials with doubt. But since 1 gave Hood's Sarsaparilla to my little girl, Kitty, some four years ago, and it did so mucir for her. T believe. that they are all gonuine, honest, and record veritable cures by three years old whena skin disease, eczema, appeared on her face, It would itch so badly the little child would Scratch till it Bled We had seven or eight doctors, without the least shadow of benefit, One day a neighbor who had used Hood's Sarsaparilla suggested thatwe try it. Wher Kitty had taken haifa bottle she was better, and when she had taken a bottle and a half, she was perfectly curea and there has been .No Sign of Salt Rheum For almost four years. Her skin is now ae fair and clear as any child’s ii the town. J have used Hood's Sarsaparilla afso. myself Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood's Sarsaparilla. Kitty was }_ great variety. a we will be able to show you, in a few days, as fine a stock of FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING COODS = 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 tigures: DI Peer eee We are so situated now that we can snit anybody—rich or poer. We have no time to publish a big price list, as we are teo busy fixing up our stores and marking our Goods. We have buat ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. — > EVERYBOLY INVITED. —_—_—_o-is. Etyman cz CGo., Main and:Commercial Streets, Nevada City. The First In the Field Ladies ! Took Over Our 2 Sprints Stock? od You will fina thas 5 never before wore Go so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouviiles,JDecker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your] selections now. Rs #{ThofLatest : in 1 Dress: Trimmings end Laces in Seer ae Noxopy can be troubled with constipa-} tion or piles if they take Simmens Liver Regulator. Nogopy need suffer fromlanguor-and mélancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures. and like it very much. I recommend it @ my friends every chance I get.” N. B. Be sure to get Hoop’s. ~ Hood's P ill, are the, best after-dinner Pilla Pills, G@salst digestion, cure headache. SOP aT Wout y your. Confectioner and to be perfectly certain on all these CANDIES. { ‘ontinent. and have some of it, JM > See ‘Vonfeetioner Foley has the call and he also has the CANDY. BE ON GUARD wart y-E You want secaihbia pure, wholesome and tast: points, you must try FOLE Y’S FOLEY is the Nevada City Confegtioner, You can't find : a rival for him in this line anymore than you c: an duplicate the Mississippi on-thi Com: {No. 13 Commercial St., Nevata Cit sedaieinaeeeean W COLFAX ONES, . S,,. CONSULTING OPTICIAN, OF SAN FRANCIS(O, All cases of defen tive Vision or Ey« train, causing Headaches, Neuralgia sina, Crossed ¥ yes, etc., scientificall icbed with gle ses to cure all abov teptome amd provent tos ob sight. Proms Aid . & All eases requiring surgical epers tiens will be operated upon by ti 4 Eminent Specialist, DR. 6. SKLPRIDGE, Ooulist for Southern Pacific Railroad, San Fran All cases guaranteed. Give mea call. San Francisco ‘address, No. 88 {th street, Spring is Eiere? '——AND— In. DAI, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been loéated for the past twenty years, will ‘show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, HATS, Bitc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES ——o-— ? My Low Prices will astonish You—Every Article Guaranteed as No. 1. HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furuishing Goods, Hats, Ete, pentiiaiee DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established hb where you know you can get reliable goods, ‘You do not pes goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff else ‘usiness houses IT'S A PACT, where, Look at my Goods Before Buying Elsewhere, ~j any mote for good . ae You have to pay Coingfor Cigars then why not] get the : "They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in ‘Lin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke ‘Erw Es’m,. "'—YV/ Lilies. Gitfizn., (NATIVE SON OF — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, J. MORRIS Wishes to inform the public that he intends to remove the stock of Cloiking formerly owned by K. Casper to Stockton on or about the 15th-of May, o—~-—— Any one wishing Goods at One-tlalf of their Original Cost ee Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are Out of Sight. = J, MORRIS, at Casper's Olt Stand. REET wees SO

DA ied CS. are els, ure, (as A Etc., ¢ Ete., ji oc = Always on Uand. M Pane ection will give ae LE,' IDFR ae —+Brace up" ise . aianmeai . As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. SERIOUS. ACCIDENT, THR MINING BILI. WAHO-MARYLAND, PERSONAL, ieee picture oa oe séveta th BopetS Cea, Ouse aoe an ite os iz coungowatnows. WEThink the Weather Has Cleared Up for the season . ‘ > . and 8 , “ino specia men— cad tage Eetaeye Swn-. The\ Driver For Coleman, Glassoo & Co, Just Now the Treasury Wants the -Gold in, lt is Rumorzd That a Sale is “Almost te. Social and Other Notes Abe Peuple 01d , tion. att who i ~ And everybody will feel better. disnmucdid Cink: 4. ideo. Injured. the Hy drauti Hives. anil and Young anche fee does . . es he . ‘s — down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents. a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca. Norices—10 cents per line for 1st.insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, er $1 per line per month. —_—K—_—X—¥X—X—«—_—X—X—sa—aa FRIDAY EV’'NG, APRIL 28 ‘93 “BVANS AND SONTAG. Supposed.to Have Been Seen a Few Miles From This City. A day or two since J. Morris of this place and J. Gollober of North Bloomfield were going to the latter place in a buggy. Near the Yuba river they. saw a cart in the canyen below the road, and on looking around saw two men about 200 yards above the road. They were roughly dressed, one being a -dark ggmplexioned man with long black whiskers, and the other a light complexioned man, The cart was a very plain, cethmon Cart, and leoked as though it had seen much service, Frem the descriptions they had read in the newspapers Messrs. Morris and Gollober concluded that the men were Evans and Sontag, the noted train-robbers, whose daring exploits aud hair-breadth escapes -have been heard of by nearly everybody. Stopping their team the men in the buggy consulted as to the advisability of returning to town and putting the Sheriff on the track of the suspects. They deemed it prudent, however, not to show any suspicion, and so after a good look at the men above and the cart below they drove straight on. Mr. Gellober is slightly acquainted with Sontag, and he is almost confident that the men above described are the desperadoes whom the ‘officers have been so long trying to capture. The cart coi" responded to the. descriptions published _of the vehicle used by Evans and Sontag when they made their last flight from their home near Visalia, a few days ago, at which time they slipped through the _.officers’ hands_.and escaped. unscathed amidst a perfect shower of. bullets. Nothing could be seen of the horse, but. he was probably in the brush feeding. Whether our local officersintend to take any steps towards hunting up these -suspicious-looking-men--we have not heard, to those who feel all tired out, without ~-gppetite-and-disceureg-d;--But-the-way. --— in which Hood’s Sassaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite, is wonderful, ° Best family cathartic, Hoop’s Prius. 16 Nopopy can have dyspepsia or -biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulaee Rosewall-Odgers Nupt fals. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the marriage of James Henry Rosewall and Miss Edith Lenore Odgers was solemnized at the home ef the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odgers, near this city. Rev. J. T. Murrish of the Methedist Church performed the ceremony. James Grimes and Miss Annie Odgers, sister of thé bride, stood up with them. After the happy pair were pronounced man and wife the invited friends and relatives partook of a sumptuous weiding feast. The remainder of the evening was spent in merrymaking, the guests indulging in singing, dancing, etc. About forty persons were present. The bride and groom are well known to most of our people and the very best wishes of all their acquaintances are extended to them, 2-0 @ eo Superior Coart. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate Frank Kerney. Order appointing Monday, May 18th, fer hearing return of sale of real estate. Estate of Rev. Thomas J, Dalton, deceased. Order fixing time for settle ment of final account and hearing petition for decree of distribution. ~~ For Sale. The residence of the late J. B. Johnsen on Pine street is for sale. For further particulars enquire of Leroy Johnson, at Geo. E. Turner’s store. a28-2t 2ee Seiree Tonight. Michell’s soiree and dancing school will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall en Friday evening, A general invitation is extended, a27-2¢ ~~} Mucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil_ blai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac . and ion ot money refunded, Price 25 cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru~ DBPRICES osuneine moet PERFECT — in all the great the. Clubs anita sr Pic's Baking Powder its supremacy. Yesterday afterndon, says the Union, a painful and serivus accident occurred in that city. John Glasson, driver for Coleman, Glasson & Co., was delivering . bis last order and was turning the corner of a lot when. the wheel of the wagon struck the cro sing with such a force as to throw the driver ‘to the ground. Glasson was thrown under the w wagon and the wheel passed over his head, cutting a large gash in the sealp, and for the moment rendered him insensible. Upon recovering consciousness he got up and ran to Coleman, -Glasson & Co.’s store, the blood running from the cut in the head during the whole of that time. He was immediately taken to the office of Dr. Jones, who made an ‘examination and found a cut three inches long over the left temple and a smaller cut in ‘the back of the head. Seven stitches were put in the wound, Glasson standing the operation bravely. After haying his wounds dressed he-walked home, . but was very weak from the loss of blood. The accident was bad enough as it was, but it seems almost miraculous that he escaped with no more serious injuries. ee Rott Burrer40 cents, Bricks -45 and-60 cents. At Gaylord’s. a21-tf ee 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 sticcess attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. fails of radical cure. ogee Fraternal Visit. It seldom Fifteen members of Milo Lodge of this city went to Grass Valley lat night and paid a fraternal visit to Olympic Lodge of that—place. Three. -éandidateswere put through the Knight rank, the amplified work being performed in’ a most creditable manner, After the meeting sin Hotel. The visiting Knights speak very highly of the courtesies shown ‘them by~ their Grass Valley brothers, and say they had a delightful time, +. + ee Decorations Arrived, ~ The bunting, banners, flags, ete., Tor decorating during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, arrived tpaay and are on sale at Gaylord’s store. Tt is hoped that all the business houses and other places along the line. of the big procession will decorate, and as the decorations will be seld very cheap ition . there-ean-be-mo good exertse fer not doing 80. ee ~ Society Caras. The Transcript offive has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest de= signs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice. Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so asto exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the session of the Grand Lodge next month. A Knight without cards that weck will be out of fashion, and the old saying is you might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. Bring in your orders new and avoid the rush that is sure to occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. arte nee Searls Was There, Judge Niles Searls, present Supreme Court Cemmissioner, went up from San Francisco to Sacramento Wednesday te attend the ceremonies at Sutter's Fort, The Judge is, a pioneer resident of the State, and in his speech he told about his first visit to the historic old fort m 1849, : and complimented the Native Sons on the progress of their order, advising the young men to be honest, upright and industrious, and to marry the Native Daughters. + +@eo— The Bellefountaine. Developments being made in this quartz mine are daily becoming more encouraging. Some very fine-looking rock was brought in from there yesterday, the general character of which is first-clas+ and in which free gold can be plainly The owners feel highly elated, Soe ea Pythian Sisters. sech. On May 16th tlhe Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters will meet in this city. The Grand Officers will stop at Grass Valley on the 15th of May and visit Olympic Temple in the evening, at which meeting a reception will be given, including a musical program and refreshments. ———— — +e eMore Concrete Walk. The wooden sidewalk extending from the corner of Broad and Pine streets te the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, on both’sides, is to be replaced by concrete before the summer is over, This new walk will be a great imprévement, and with the finely macadamized roadway recently built will make that portion of Pine street ome of the best obs substantial in town. Oe Serenaders. this city, consisting of a violinist, flutist, and harpist, discourse very nice music, t night private parties engaged them to go with them on a little serenading tour to a few residences, Tonight the trio will furnish music for a hop at the Dnion Hotel. Chinese Lottery. The Chinese lottery company or companies operating in this city appear te be doing a pretty lively business in a small way, Many tickets are sold to white people, the average price being ten cents. We have heard of several persons , Adank Ahi any athe sdulers 49 Years the Standard. winning from 75 cents te $15 on their a fine banquet was served atthe Wiscon. The traveling musicians at present in Wasuinatox, April sentative Caminetti is still here punching up the officials of the War J ment every day or two'so as te get matters into shape to bireid eut the provistons of his mudting bill: 26th.—RepreThe Secreiary .of War told the California © ongressman that as soon as the matter came te his attention officially he would give it the linishing tenches and get everything moving along in good sh ype, but it turns out that the of the Chief of Engineers as to the army officers who should constitute the recommendation board of commi Sioners has somehow been lost in transit. It was mace out about the 8th of March and forwarded through the regular channels to the office of. the Secretary, in the same building but it never reached it destination. The longdelay caused. Caminettr to nake an investigation, the fact was developed that the papers in the case had ail been 1st somewhere in the department, just where nobody knows; 30 new decuments were when ‘nade out this week by the chiet of engineers and will probably reach hea-'quarters and be acted-upon within afew days. Caminettisaid to the Chronicle correspondent this eveni: ug, in speaking of the matter: ‘They want gold in the treas— ary. Thatis a good argument in faver of carrying out the new: law. If. they “produce ten or twelve millions more Sf gold for themevery year than they now have, and difficulties confronting the administration like the present will be very much diminished.” Gee page ae A Sensational Story Has attracted attention lately, but as a -matter-of fact-the-public has—also—=te= voted-time to things substantial, judging by the unprecedented sales ef the Gail Borden Eagle Bratid Condensed Milk. Unequalled as a food. for infants, Sold by Grocers and Druggists. — + 7@ee Enjoyed Themselves. Last evening the meinbers of Laurel Parlor of Native: Daughters had <a little time “amongst themselves: alter the busiat ~ Games were played, refreshments served and a jolly time had. ness meeting was. over, ee ~ 22 @e > oe’ York State Custard Pies. “At GayJord’s. a21-tf ei ligne A Bendsoms Banner Case. Ge sorge A. Gray is eng: aged in making a case for Milo Ledge, K. of E: in which to keep the lodge’s banner, The trimmings. and ornamentation are of black walnut, the front or door of the. case being a large plate of glass. When fin ished it will be a handsome piece of work, a Rodda’, Challenge Accept ed. Charles Hosking has ac cepted Jim Rodda’s challenge, inthe’ following language, : : In reply to the challenge throwr éut to me by Mr. James Rodda, I will say that I am only too glad to meet him at the tine an! place as mentioned in his card, as published, and hope that he ayvill be on hand tosign agreements. Furthermore Tam uot particular about a hard floor or a sawdust ring, Hoping that Mr. Rodda will meet me without further delay or consideration, . am, most truly, Cc harles Hogking. ——+ 4B e+ Se A Fine Outlook. Not in the past ten years has there been such a hopeful business outlook in Galifornia at the close of a winter season There are mere tourists in the State than ever before, and they are staying longer than has been their practice heretofore. as now. Hundreds of them have become investors, and the names of nonresidents appear prominently in almost all lists of incorporators and directors of new enterprises. The home people, however, still hold a firm hand in the direction of theirown affairs, and they show a strong: r disposition to push the

development of the State time in the past decade, than at any The tendency now is from the south to the nerth and at present Central California is being the most extensively benefited. As we of the north become better known our more than the few stragglers of the present. records will si.ow _eee —--—— To Clean Up the Premises, In the springtime about the first of May, the housewife is cleaning up the premises and putting the house in order for the balance of the year, and in doing so there is one article that is always necessary and that is good whitewash. The tollewing is a whitewash which, it is said, will neither rub ner wash off ; Make the whitewash in the ordinary manner, using li: e and water, then place it over a fire and bring it to a boil, then while boiling stir in each gallon a tableSpoonful of powdered alum, one-half pint of good flour paste and one-halt pound of glue dissolved in water. i onnneeneaiediniaienmamamadimmmemiiamnient Ow high or low, or rich or poor, None would foul teeth or breath endure, If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, ——e oBee — Baby cried, Mother sighed, _ part will put that in practive California “willl, Doctor prescribed Castoria. Union: —Negotiations have been going on for some time.between the Idaho and veeeVlapd mining coapaaies relicive to the sale of tng idaav to tae owners ‘oi the Maryland. It is believed that arrangenrents have at last been competed which are satisfactory to both parties, and that the Idahe is about to become the property of the owners of the Marytand mine. Runior ha: it that the value of the Idaho will be taken out of the Maryland, and the Idaho-will be. ran under the present management until that At the end ef that time the [diho will give up all claim to the property and t e Maryland wil assume control. A ameunt has been extracted. meeting will probably be held some time today to make the final arrangements of the sal. Che result of this business is anxiously awaited by the majority of citizeas and p ople in.this city, and any news concorning it is eagerly devoured. In the event of this comtag to passa large nuiaber-of-—miners will be employed and it will be quite a help to the city. Scena enegee aaa Nosopy will suifer with liver or kidney disease ff they take Simmons Liver Reguator, 2 + 7Oe< ——nios Will iaipete; A. E. Baugh, member of the County Board of Education, wall bring down from Trackee several of his pupils to compete in the ‘* Examiner’s’? World's Fair examination, which will take place in this city next Tuesday and Wednesday. ‘There will ‘be contestants frem many of the schools in the county: ~ 2 0@e Fire at Grass Valley: The heavy smoke which was noticed at noon yesterday in a southerly direction from town, was caused by the burning of a barn owned by William Clymo on Alta Hill, Grass Valley. The barn contained considerable hay and grain, and was burned to the ground. Insurance to the ‘amount of-$200._ ne eee te ee Tiiere are Sarsaparillas ‘and Sarsaparilla; but if you are ot careiul in -your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only be intensified. Be sure you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other. It is compounded from the Honduras root and other highly coucentrated alt: ratives, SS re > Sample Hathsts: City Clerk Carr haa just eompleted the.task of sending to each voter within the corporate limits a-sample of the bal= -1852-and-went away in 1853 hut afterSabout.a_year, sitteen _years-ago; arrived = J. N. Shepherd of Oakland is in town, ! George L. Hughes retupped from’ San: Praigisco last evening. Heéary German caine ovr from North . San Juan last evening. George FVan De Mark, a traveling man of San Francisoe, is in town. Dr. Du Milicu came down troni North Bleomtield last evening. J. B. Foster of San Francisce came in on the merning train. J. N. George of North Bloomfield ic} here spending a few days. Jobn Kern came. down from Ferest Hill today, Mrs. K. Casper goes to’ “an Francisco tomorrow to attend the weddis sister, id K. Chisholm and R. Patrick, ¢f Nova Scotia, arrived here last way to Downieville. Hon. M. H. ‘Mead ‘of Downi ieville ar: rived here last evening 1° cisce on his way homé. g of her evening on their aa San FranMrs. M. Crimpbacker and chiidrea, of Olympia, W ashington, arrived here hist evening on their way to Downieville, J. Morris, the clothing dealer, has returned from a trip te North Bloomtield, and willteave in the morning for . San Francisco. Madame Schaffer, who sold cut and left Grass Yalley some time ago, has returned there and will again engage in the restaurant business. Hon. Richard . , Thomas returned here last evening frem San Francisco. He will new settle down to the law ness. He is being warmly welcomed back by his hosts of friends: -Dr. Levings, who eame to this city in busiwards came back and resided here for here yesterday from San Franciseo. The Doctor is here selling a cough medivine and Sarsaparilla of his ewn manufacture. s————~00 — A Million of Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million <people have found just-such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, ( ‘oughe, and Colds.—If you have fiever used this Great Cought Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful eurative powers in .gll disease# of ‘Throat, Chest and Lun:s. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money F will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. lots to be used at the city election next Monday. The new law does away with . the publication of the ballot in” néwspapers, and provides that County and City Clerks shall send to each veter in their jurisdiction a sample ballot prior to the holding of an election, All the samples are sent by mail. MARRIED. At the home of the bhride’s parents, . near Nevada City, April 26, 1893, by Kev. J. T. Murrish, James Hegry Rosewall and Miss Edith Lenore Odgers. A cream of tartar baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— sLatest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder, — 106 Wall St., N. Y. NOTICY TO TAXPAYERS, w TPXHE ASSFSSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA . City is now iu the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, where it will be open to inspection until stoticayv, May 22, 13.3. Nevada City, April 27.15 8 T. HU. CARR, Clerk. PAINTIN vG, DRAWING AND 2 SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is, now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, ete. All desiring to join any of the above classes will please apply immediately. Terms reasonable. F. H. THJMPSON, W. H. DURYEA. HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago, Ili. New Building. 100 Elegantly Furnished Rooms . Hot and Cold Water. Elevator and all modern conveniences, Near Post Oifice and places of amusemente. 5 Terms ; $1 por day and Upwards, F. H. THOMPSON & CO. Prop’rs. Chicago, April 24. , anteed to do all that is chimed. Electrie Bitters wil cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum aad other affections caused by ‘impure blood.—-Will drive Malaria from ‘the system and perventa+ well as cure all Malaria! fevers.—For~cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Rlectgic Bitters—Eutire satisfaction guarrnateed, or money refuniied.—Price 50 cts, and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros: store. DrugKittie Fox Of Fairhaven, Vt. DonbtChanged to Faith Salt Rheum Completely Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The following frank statement comes from Mr. William Fox, a painter for the Williams Slate Mantel Works, Fair. Haven, Vt. : “T used to read testimonials with doubt. But since 1 gave Hood's Sarsaparilla to my little girl, Kitty, some four years ago, and it did so mucir for her. T believe. that they are all gonuine, honest, and record veritable cures by three years old whena skin disease, eczema, appeared on her face, It would itch so badly the little child would Scratch till it Bled We had seven or eight doctors, without the least shadow of benefit, One day a neighbor who had used Hood's Sarsaparilla suggested thatwe try it. Wher Kitty had taken haifa bottle she was better, and when she had taken a bottle and a half, she was perfectly curea and there has been .No Sign of Salt Rheum For almost four years. Her skin is now ae fair and clear as any child’s ii the town. J have used Hood's Sarsaparilla afso. myself Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood's Sarsaparilla. Kitty was }_ great variety. a we will be able to show you, in a few days, as fine a stock of FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING COODS = 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 tigures: DI Peer eee We are so situated now that we can snit anybody—rich or poer. We have no time to publish a big price list, as we are teo busy fixing up our stores and marking our Goods. We have buat ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. — > EVERYBOLY INVITED. —_—_—_o-is. Etyman cz CGo., Main and:Commercial Streets, Nevada City. The First In the Field Ladies ! Took Over Our 2 Sprints Stock? od You will fina thas 5 never before wore Go so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouviiles,JDecker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your] selections now. Rs #{ThofLatest : in 1 Dress: Trimmings end Laces in Seer ae Noxopy can be troubled with constipa-} tion or piles if they take Simmens Liver Regulator. Nogopy need suffer fromlanguor-and mélancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures. and like it very much. I recommend it @ my friends every chance I get.” N. B. Be sure to get Hoop’s. ~ Hood's P ill, are the, best after-dinner Pilla Pills, G@salst digestion, cure headache. SOP aT Wout y your. Confectioner and to be perfectly certain on all these CANDIES. { ‘ontinent. and have some of it, JM > See ‘Vonfeetioner Foley has the call and he also has the CANDY. BE ON GUARD wart y-E You want secaihbia pure, wholesome and tast: points, you must try FOLE Y’S FOLEY is the Nevada City Confegtioner, You can't find : a rival for him in this line anymore than you c: an duplicate the Mississippi on-thi Com: {No. 13 Commercial St., Nevata Cit sedaieinaeeeean W COLFAX ONES, . S,,. CONSULTING OPTICIAN, OF SAN FRANCIS(O, All cases of defen tive Vision or Ey« train, causing Headaches, Neuralgia sina, Crossed ¥ yes, etc., scientificall icbed with gle ses to cure all abov teptome amd provent tos ob sight. Proms Aid . & All eases requiring surgical epers tiens will be operated upon by ti 4 Eminent Specialist, DR. 6. SKLPRIDGE, Ooulist for Southern Pacific Railroad, San Fran All cases guaranteed. Give mea call. San Francisco ‘address, No. 88 {th street, Spring is Eiere? '——AND— In. DAI, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been loéated for the past twenty years, will ‘show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, HATS, Bitc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES ——o-— ? My Low Prices will astonish You—Every Article Guaranteed as No. 1. HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furuishing Goods, Hats, Ete, pentiiaiee DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established hb where you know you can get reliable goods, ‘You do not pes goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff else ‘usiness houses IT'S A PACT, where, Look at my Goods Before Buying Elsewhere, ~j any mote for good . ae You have to pay Coingfor Cigars then why not] get the : "They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in ‘Lin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke ‘Erw Es’m,. "'—YV/ Lilies. Gitfizn., (NATIVE SON OF — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, J. MORRIS Wishes to inform the public that he intends to remove the stock of Cloiking formerly owned by K. Casper to Stockton on or about the 15th-of May, o—~-—— Any one wishing Goods at One-tlalf of their Original Cost ee Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are Out of Sight. = J, MORRIS, at Casper's Olt Stand. REET wees SO