January 30, 1891 (4 pages)

en Ue >rehve oC. and. .' ine ABeese ean oe » mandery, Now 6, K v 7 The Daily Teanseript =a FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1891. ANEW ENTERPRISE, An Iron Mining Company Cemeing to Operate Efere, There is a probability that a prominent iron .mining company having smelting and other extensive works in Ogden and San Francisco, will shortly begin operations at this city. The company has this week through M. H. Brewer of ®an Francisco made eight locations along tle rich and extensive deposits of iron ore situated on the northerly side of Deer creek, beginning at a point about” two and a hialf miles below towr and continuing to .within @ mile of Newtown which latter place lies west from here. Negotiations forthe property of Mrs. Hawke, forming the premst eastern boundary of the Company’s claims, are now pending = likely. a be consumimated. The new locations are known as the Flora, San Francisco, Hidden Treasure, Iron Duke, Iron King, Lily, Monarch Sad Annie. The werk of prospecting the. pro: peity will be commenced without upnecessary delay, and it is expecteu * thatthe erection of a emelter will immediately follow the favorable devellopments which are confidently anticipated because of what has heretofore been demonstrated as tu the extent and value of the depesits. > A big iron mine in full blast in this immediate vicinity would. prove an important factor in adding to -the4 prosperity of the comtunity. A BIG wert To Recover Taxes From the Cc, P. Railroad. Under the direction of the Attorney General, District Attorney Nilon this afternoon began suit in the Superio: Court against the Central Pacific Rau: road Com) any to recover $12,047 87 alleged to be due Nevada county for taxge of the fiscal year 1887-88. Ne part of the -taxee-due in that. year were paid. Suit is also brought for 5 per cent. penalty amounting to $632.39, for in tercst on the unpaid taxes at the rat of 2 per ceiit. a month since the —lurt Monday. in December, 1887, -and_for costs. The interest demanded amounts to-about §9,000.————— Knights bod end dbs meeting: A stated meoting: of Nevada Com.T., will be bela Monday evening. 3t Fer sale. A New Milch Cow. Enqure of Geo. ©. Gaylord. tf Qe Kepecial Netice, © Mr. B. G. Magoon is no longer in the employ of Cooper’s Music Store, 631 J street, Sacramento. Purchasers of the ‘‘Mathushek”’ pianos will under no circumstances pay money exeopt-direct.tothe house or on order from John F. Cooper. 2 RR ENR MES —————— Old Coins Bought and sold by D. E. Nevada City, Cal. Morgan, j28-tf. Fresh Frezen @ystere. Six bits per large can at Gro. C. GAYLORD’Ss. tf re Schiliting’e Best. —— Once bought—always sought. RRR eee You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave S'~amons Liver Regulator handy. =e eeeeee# @ @ You Can Do HAT others have done. You have often been pleased with the rich peculiar flavor of cakes from the confectioner, or:of a rich dessert made by a fine cook. You have wondered how they get these delicious flavors. Well, you can easily have the same. Don’t confine yourself to lemon. and vanilla extracts, Try some of the others of SCHILLING’S BEST. ; Try-almond extract In a white cake or ‘orange in a sponge cake. The effect Is most.delicious and pleasing. SCHILLING’S BEST are used by confectioners, who combine them to secure the peculiar flavors so mysterious to most housewlves, ~You can do the same, aryit+ Schilling’s Best « THEY are rich in flavor -strongeconomical to use. Compare them with others and learn their great superiority. Get our picture folder and “ey the list. % EFIFTKREN LAWYBRS, He > a mining ese with That tied Im It. The Anharn Argus tells the telloting, and the J. B. Patterson whose name is mentioned will at once be recognized as “our Jim,’’ once Assemblyiman f from this county: “Judge A. P, Catlin of Sacramento came to Auburn on Monday to take Judge Prewett’s place on the bench and hear the Eclipse Minecase. The whole Auburn bar, assisted by detachmeuts of lawyers from all the adjacent counties, was in case, and before night Judge Catlin wished he was deud orinjail. Fifteen lawyers said: “May it please the Court,” and buried the clerk under a pile of demurrers, intervenors, exceptions, cross-complaints, answers, cross-counters, upper-cutsshalf-nelsons, . hammer-locks, mortgages, ‘mechanics’ liens, writs ot habeas corpus, ‘ne excais, nol prosequis, ,ultravires, modus vivendi, duuble-shuffies, etc. Then they exa } plained the case. in. fifteen different . ways, and no matter which one bad the floor, all the reat were against him and ebjectei to everything that he said. The Judge hetened the whole aiternoon, and then he took the papers howe and studied them all night tu get a general idea of what it was all about. What the suits are about, the dou aod the lawyers alone know, but a oirdseye view of the case is about like this; J.-B. ~Patterson-owned the Eclipse mine at. Ophir and bonded in to CO. A. Poage, an ex-preacher, who wenteast.and gold it to a lot of folke who didn’t know any more about a aine than a cat knows about heaven. tney formed a corporation, and Patterson took a tenth of the stock and a job as Superintendent at $300 a month. Poage took some of the stock and the Vice Presidency at a salary of $400 « month. Mr. Lewis, another preacher, got the Secretaryship, aad auch viher salaried places as could be found or invented were given to relaUves. of the. promoters of the euterprise. The company erected a huge ali, on tick, boaght expensive machinery—on tick—and hired men te . get out ore and run the mill—on tick. . tick—wasn’t rich enough to pay giltedged salaries to all the ex-preacierr in the concern-and-leave-anythiag for the“men who did the work, and when the miners had lived about as long ac hey could on.Poage’s promises to pay, they quit digging ore and put laborers’ liens upor-the_mine and mill. Pattersen-alse filed liens for-bis salary as Superintendent, aud the mine War shut down. Some of the miners had dependent families, and the-failure of the company to pay wages caused them a great deal of actual suffering. One man named Trevathan remained at the mine, after it was shut down, to take care of the property, relying upon Pouge’s promise to pay him his wages, which amounted to nearly $40u overdue, The firms that sup plieu some of the machinery took less stock in promises,and removed their property—from-the-mill_.The. swindled minera came up to Auburn to see Poage and Lewis about six weeks ago, and Pouge promised that he would pay them their wages on a certain evening, When that evening arrived, Poage and Lewis had gone away. They left on the morning train, and Poage had a pocketful ei large .greenbacks when he went away. Neither one of them has been seen here since, and the miners are atill whistling for their money. The case being heard by Judge Qatlin is a complication of liens ana claims: against the. mine and of the parties against each other. J. B. Patterson is represented by Hale & Craig and attorney Holl. Hamiiton and Hamilton are attorneys for the laborera who hold liens. Wallace & Wallace appear for Yowle Bros. who ‘hold liens for lumber supplied for ouilding the mill. Chamberlain and Searles represent an eastern stockholder, Mre. Preble, who loaned §4,000tothecompany. Attorney Lardner appears ior the Placer County Bank, Judge Spear represents Pouge who bas eéme sort of claim against the company, and Tuttle, Fulweiler dnd . Tabor appear for the Eclipse Mining Company, Attorney Oatman is looking out for the interest of Schaw, Inyram & Batcher, who sold machinery to the company and never -got paid _. for it, ‘One of the lawyers amused himeelt in court yesterday by sketching a diagram of the case; . Hedrew' a gigantic spider web, tenanted by a dozen or fifteen spiders bearing the names of attorneys, When asked, ‘Where are the flies?” he replied, ‘‘They are the lien holders.” : EEE PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing. Offe r—Bome of the ween “of recent pant. . the Francisca papers ol —— — egctable Sarasparit' t0 pre the obtiiey of Joy’s u persone who will ee iret twel ve TO er ey el we wip &y atour ofies Sea cored shes bot Sear thal teelratgoaveren” This offer so startlingly asserted the eft“Sency of the remedy that many accepted, fhe ore taken out by miners—on] . DOWN TME ROAD. 4 Day’s Chremicies by the Grass Valley Papers, [From Yesterday's Telegraph. . John F. Kidder is quite ill with a sort of influenza. Henry J. Bush is confined to his home with rheumatism. ~ Gerpelius Reilly; the mining man, has returned from the Bay. Joseph Taaffe is on the sick list and is confined to his home. John Binkleman is laid up with a sprained foot, he visas fell froma wagon. Miss Lillie Mitchell arrived here this morning from England. : Miss Mitchell is om a:visit to her _ Mrs. Kneebone. Some parties broke into the ella of Wm. Coombs, on lower Mill street , early this morning, and stole a lot ot canned fruit. The water of the springs in the northern part of town is weaker than }éver known before. This may be on account.of the dryness.of the: weather or may be due to the great deal of deep pump ng fromthe many mines: of the district. : {From Yesterday's Tidings. . A party answering the description ofthe man shot-at by War> Kuight called at the residence of Wm. Hosking on Henderson street yesterday morning and asked for something to vat. Wood and chickens are continually disappearing from the wood-shed and chicken-coep of Alfred L. Scoble, on Main street. The parties who have been takingthe wood and chickens are . known and Mr. Scoble gives warning that unless the prowlers cease their depredations they will be punished to the full extent of the law. : The approaches-to the new ‘bridge across Deer creek at the Anthony House have never been completed, and as there is likely to ‘be a sterm at any. time, which will cause the creek to become impassable, the farmers in hat vicinity are complaining. about ihe apparent neglect of the Supervisors, The bridge is of no use as it is aow, as there is now way of getting on.it-with a vehicle. The rector of Emmanuel eheeul complains with strong emphasis and good reason about the damage done by fowls that invade the rectory grounds. He has done cousiderable work and been at-some expense personally -in improviag and beautifying the grounds, and iatands to do more in the--same~direction.--Naturally, he loesn’t want his work to be ruined by 4rub-hunting ‘fowls, and he desires it to be understood that any fowls that nereafter get into the rectory grounds will be liable to find themselves literally ‘‘in the seup.”” THE CURLY BEARS, Thetr Ferecity Quelied by Baving Eneugh te Eat, Says this day’s Colfax Sentinel : Waan’t the depot lively last Satuiday afternoon, though? Such noise, such dia, such growling. It wasn’t a circus going through either. It ‘was only;-the-Curly--Beare-from Nevada City going up to Datch Flat. The Colfax girls thought they were awfal sweet; mot one said ‘I can’t ‘bear’ them,” though they-wondered whether the Bears hugged very hard. If they had stopped here long enough there would ‘have been treuble a ‘“‘bra’in.”?” Sunday morning, having eaten their fill, they returned lazy and contented, not near so ferocious as when they went up. They spent Sunday here and amused themselves by trying to find where the new town hall was located, Several linen duster robed figures were observed up and down the rail-road track; hunting a “den” ia what they calledit, but then everybody known that where there’s a bear there is always a ‘‘growler.”’ Nobody chased them, Es Schillings Best. Untried—a joy denied, Way will you codgh when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate _ relief, Price 10 ctg., 50 cts., and $1, Sold by Oarr Bros, Tur Rev: Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Sliloh’s Consumption cure,”” Sold by Carr éros. : Beware of Ointmemts for Catarrh That Centain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of.sme!l and completely derange through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and ig taken internally, and acta surfaces of the system. In bnying Hall’s Vatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Obie, by F. J. Cheney & Co. ° (GF Bold by draggiste, price 75c, per bottle. A Nasa injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50cents. Sold by Garr Bros. © Owe dollar a year will cover your ‘employ means to restore their health eons tes the whole system when entering it directly upon the blood and mucous . ) . Broxxsss ed cane . ia strong men and women are seal secn in yor heel . and strength. The most grarsocns he PREMSONAL MENTION. Seciatamd Other . Notes About Peopie Ola and Yeung. Editor Watson of the Herald has returned from the Bay. Miss Lizzie Cornell of Sacramento is visiting friends in Truckee. .D. J,,Moore of Washington was in town. today on his way. below. The three-months-old'whild of Mr. il.» < M.B, Dailey was in town last night. He brought up yesterday’s Marysville stage. Mrs. L. A. Gates and Mrs. A. Benedict arrived here last night frem San Francisco.ise Flora Genaaci of Willow_ Valley has gone to Sam Francisco ona visit to relatives. Mrs. B. A. Valantine, who has been spending the last few week here, returns Saturday to Oakland . Ceunty Assessor Bond has returned from Sacramento. He’ reports the Legislature as well behaved: Mrs. Wm. Stevens, who has ‘been years past, is visiting friends here. , Miss Nettie Breed returned yesterday from the town of Washington where she has been visiting friends. — John Langden,-so long an employe at the Narrow ‘Gauge Company’s freight depot in this city, is very ill. His friends are alarmed about bim. Mts, John Thomson who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Walker of Grass Valley, left last evening for her home in Salt Lake, Mr. Walker going as far as Colfax. Judge Searls this morning received from his son Niles at Oakland the following gratifying telegram: ‘‘ ‘Exhibit A.’ We were this morning blessed with a nine-pound boy, All doing well.” : Auburn. Republican: The hydrau-. lic miners have endured with great‘ patients for several years the total suspension ef their business, and even now do not ask for anything that is inimical to the interests of the farmer, but there is a limit to patience, gud the unreasonable selfishness and mule 1 ke ebstinacy of the cilia men are= Presaing that limit. Sl GPT tis THE OLD MAN FOOLED. A Marriage at Boca Under Extreme Mifiriculties. The following is from the Truckee -Republican:. Our ‘‘sin-twister,”’ Boca, is enjoying a sensation at present over a marriage under difficulties. that occurred between two of -the young society people of that town last Thursday, James Moffit and Miss Katie Flaherty. The reporter is informed that the bride’s fatuer seriously objected to the match, altheugh Mr. Moffit ranks among the sober and energetic young men ef Boca. Ia order that the ceremony might be performed without. interruption,---the operator at that place was decoyed out for a sleigh ride, and the young people took the train for Reno, where the marriage ceremony was performed. When the irate father learned of the sudden departure of his daughter without first. obtaining parental leave, he followed in b pursuit on the next train; but allin vain. Mr. and Mrs. Moffit returned to Boca where they. are enjoying connubial bliss. I @uction’s armica Naive. 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Part of the program will be for ladies} . to hold the lemons and the young then planting trees and shrubs, etc. He ive places in the city. Caldwell has made an order’ giving amendments. to, plaintiffs proposed bill of exceptions and statement. A SNEAK THIEF, Me Kebsan Uniecked Safe at O1t’s Establishment, Last night a sneak thief whe had obtained possession of a key tothe front door entered J, J. Ott’s assaying establishment on Main street. After over the glass partition that encloes the business-office and going to a little old-fashioned safe the combiopened the door and took out $15 that special purpose, The large safe was not interfered with nor was anything else in the office disturbed. Harry joining the one where the safes are, andalthough the thief evidently ‘went out-of the office by way of Harry’s room the old gentleman slept so soundly that he did iiot “hear hia: The officers have been looking into the matter and they strongly suspect a certain. yeung man of the deed. The party committing it was very familiar? with the robbed premises. A New. Stere. Hugh Bankhead has leased a storeroom -in Judge Searls’ building on Commercial vtreet, next door to the Teastore, and will at-once open there adry goods and variety store and an auctioneering establishment. Thos, Shurtleff at the Plaza Store has on hand. and for sale at the iewest price, Oate, Rye and Wheat for seed. Also a good supply of Fresh Garden seeds. j28-3t A Safe investment Is ene which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure « retura of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle ef Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ Croup, etc., etc. It is-pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Ne weep to take these big cathartic pills, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. Pablie Taste Mame and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest . ’ hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by. a secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hamsand bacon and you will want no other brand, ti. Cottey Bros, oe. ees TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING? Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has bedn a resident of Spri id, Ill., for thirty years, Her present residence is at No. 1107 ast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh St., shesaid: ‘I have the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have beem under the care ef the best physicians of this city, and have used) all kinds of medicine for my disease without any benetit, Last winter I was recomended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.0) worth of it, I am séund and well. I would recommend itto saffering humanity as tlie ‘best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and consumption.” Bold at50 cents by Carr Bros. Suns to relieve. ~ Pnere is no failwre ik. Giemene Liver Regulater. rene sont of Teh F. Oooper, ground to powder, is transfered into afurnace, where it is subjected to a £200, and aga rule, fro to squeeze them. : als as can be found in the -neighborJ: My Hadley is beautifying his} ucod-of any mine,-while the cost ol}. house yard on Main street by grading; . treating a ton of ore amounts to someching like 7s. 6d. only, will soon have one of the most attract-. the Mount Torrens minetreated by the ordinary process is said to yield 5 In the land suit of Cornelia Austin . dwts. of gold to the ton, whereas by vs. Edward Gagan and others, Judge] this company’s process the result is, roughly, 1 oz. ef gold and 2 oze. ol defendants ten days additional time . silver per ton, an astonishing differin which to prepare and serve their} ence.in the yield.” Seymour.sleeps. in an apartment ad: . day. ANOTHER PROCESS. el 3 eal A Brief Recerd ef Various Wat-. An English Pian Fer Reducing Refractery VUres, The Gold Ores Reduction Company Frozen oysters at Gaylord’s tomor. of England have a new patented prorow, cress for the reduction of refractory The quartz mines in this di-trict are. ores, recent experiments with which are reported in our London exchanges The delinquent tax list will be pabas successful. The process is described by the Financial Times as follows: “The principal features of this process appear to be ite simplicity and inexpénsiveness, Knights of Pythias, there will be work . plicated abeut the method by which the reduction of refractery gold ore is A number of county seat youngjobtained. The ore, There is nothing comhaving been horough roasting by hot air, with the ever manufactured._If you want good . result that a complete oxidization of he intractable sulphurets and arsenmade if it is not used in every house-. ‘cal ores takes place, the gold being reed by these artificial means. The The Land Association raised a large} 1ext step is to pasa the ore—aow in crop of apples on their ‘Pat Hull] the condition of a.fine rouge-like product—to the amalgamators, where the powder is ground with water until the gold has flown to its natural amalgam, when it is drawn off and is ready for Mback to the East. Mas, Matarror at Church—Mrs. Malaprop occasionally hits the nail on the head. It w»s raining torrents as she left the church Sunday morning without an umbrella. ‘How irrizating this is,’’ she ejaculated. Har a million of dollars is estimated as the sum derived in New York city and its suburbs from the }eale of flowering plants for the adernment of windows. New Jarsxy wants its abandoned farms occupied, and ia working among farmers who have got disgusted with the West and are eaee to come THe Children’s C Coeperative Dress< making Company of New York is run and managed bygirls. Tur defalcations for 1890 exceed $8,520,000. 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en Ue >rehve oC. and. .' ine ABeese ean oe » mandery, Now 6, K v 7 The Daily Teanseript =a FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1891. ANEW ENTERPRISE, An Iron Mining Company Cemeing to Operate Efere, There is a probability that a prominent iron .mining company having smelting and other extensive works in Ogden and San Francisco, will shortly begin operations at this city. The company has this week through M. H. Brewer of ®an Francisco made eight locations along tle rich and extensive deposits of iron ore situated on the northerly side of Deer creek, beginning at a point about” two and a hialf miles below towr and continuing to .within @ mile of Newtown which latter place lies west from here. Negotiations forthe property of Mrs. Hawke, forming the premst eastern boundary of the Company’s claims, are now pending = likely. a be consumimated. The new locations are known as the Flora, San Francisco, Hidden Treasure, Iron Duke, Iron King, Lily, Monarch Sad Annie. The werk of prospecting the. pro: peity will be commenced without upnecessary delay, and it is expecteu * thatthe erection of a emelter will immediately follow the favorable devellopments which are confidently anticipated because of what has heretofore been demonstrated as tu the extent and value of the depesits. > A big iron mine in full blast in this immediate vicinity would. prove an important factor in adding to -the4 prosperity of the comtunity. A BIG wert To Recover Taxes From the Cc, P. Railroad. Under the direction of the Attorney General, District Attorney Nilon this afternoon began suit in the Superio: Court against the Central Pacific Rau: road Com) any to recover $12,047 87 alleged to be due Nevada county for taxge of the fiscal year 1887-88. Ne part of the -taxee-due in that. year were paid. Suit is also brought for 5 per cent. penalty amounting to $632.39, for in tercst on the unpaid taxes at the rat of 2 per ceiit. a month since the —lurt Monday. in December, 1887, -and_for costs. The interest demanded amounts to-about §9,000.————— Knights bod end dbs meeting: A stated meoting: of Nevada Com.T., will be bela Monday evening. 3t Fer sale. A New Milch Cow. Enqure of Geo. ©. Gaylord. tf Qe Kepecial Netice, © Mr. B. G. Magoon is no longer in the employ of Cooper’s Music Store, 631 J street, Sacramento. Purchasers of the ‘‘Mathushek”’ pianos will under no circumstances pay money exeopt-direct.tothe house or on order from John F. Cooper. 2 RR ENR MES —————— Old Coins Bought and sold by D. E. Nevada City, Cal. Morgan, j28-tf. Fresh Frezen @ystere. Six bits per large can at Gro. C. GAYLORD’Ss. tf re Schiliting’e Best. —— Once bought—always sought. RRR eee You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave S'~amons Liver Regulator handy. =e eeeeee# @ @ You Can Do HAT others have done. You have often been pleased with the rich peculiar flavor of cakes from the confectioner, or:of a rich dessert made by a fine cook. You have wondered how they get these delicious flavors. Well, you can easily have the same. Don’t confine yourself to lemon. and vanilla extracts, Try some of the others of SCHILLING’S BEST. ; Try-almond extract In a white cake or ‘orange in a sponge cake. The effect Is most.delicious and pleasing. SCHILLING’S BEST are used by confectioners, who combine them to secure the peculiar flavors so mysterious to most housewlves, ~You can do the same, aryit+ Schilling’s Best « THEY are rich in flavor -strongeconomical to use. Compare them with others and learn their great superiority. Get our picture folder and “ey the list. % EFIFTKREN LAWYBRS, He > a mining ese with That tied Im It. The Anharn Argus tells the telloting, and the J. B. Patterson whose name is mentioned will at once be recognized as “our Jim,’’ once Assemblyiman f from this county: “Judge A. P, Catlin of Sacramento came to Auburn on Monday to take Judge Prewett’s place on the bench and hear the Eclipse Minecase. The whole Auburn bar, assisted by detachmeuts of lawyers from all the adjacent counties, was in case, and before night Judge Catlin wished he was deud orinjail. Fifteen lawyers said: “May it please the Court,” and buried the clerk under a pile of demurrers, intervenors, exceptions, cross-complaints, answers, cross-counters, upper-cutsshalf-nelsons, . hammer-locks, mortgages, ‘mechanics’ liens, writs ot habeas corpus, ‘ne excais, nol prosequis, ,ultravires, modus vivendi, duuble-shuffies, etc. Then they exa } plained the case. in. fifteen different . ways, and no matter which one bad the floor, all the reat were against him and ebjectei to everything that he said. The Judge hetened the whole aiternoon, and then he took the papers howe and studied them all night tu get a general idea of what it was all about. What the suits are about, the dou aod the lawyers alone know, but a oirdseye view of the case is about like this; J.-B. ~Patterson-owned the Eclipse mine at. Ophir and bonded in to CO. A. Poage, an ex-preacher, who wenteast.and gold it to a lot of folke who didn’t know any more about a aine than a cat knows about heaven. tney formed a corporation, and Patterson took a tenth of the stock and a job as Superintendent at $300 a month. Poage took some of the stock and the Vice Presidency at a salary of $400 « month. Mr. Lewis, another preacher, got the Secretaryship, aad auch viher salaried places as could be found or invented were given to relaUves. of the. promoters of the euterprise. The company erected a huge ali, on tick, boaght expensive machinery—on tick—and hired men te . get out ore and run the mill—on tick. . tick—wasn’t rich enough to pay giltedged salaries to all the ex-preacierr in the concern-and-leave-anythiag for the“men who did the work, and when the miners had lived about as long ac hey could on.Poage’s promises to pay, they quit digging ore and put laborers’ liens upor-the_mine and mill. Pattersen-alse filed liens for-bis salary as Superintendent, aud the mine War shut down. Some of the miners had dependent families, and the-failure of the company to pay wages caused them a great deal of actual suffering. One man named Trevathan remained at the mine, after it was shut down, to take care of the property, relying upon Pouge’s promise to pay him his wages, which amounted to nearly $40u overdue, The firms that sup plieu some of the machinery took less stock in promises,and removed their property—from-the-mill_.The. swindled minera came up to Auburn to see Poage and Lewis about six weeks ago, and Pouge promised that he would pay them their wages on a certain evening, When that evening arrived, Poage and Lewis had gone away. They left on the morning train, and Poage had a pocketful ei large .greenbacks when he went away. Neither one of them has been seen here since, and the miners are atill whistling for their money. The case being heard by Judge Qatlin is a complication of liens ana claims: against the. mine and of the parties against each other. J. B. Patterson is represented by Hale & Craig and attorney Holl. Hamiiton and Hamilton are attorneys for the laborera who hold liens. Wallace & Wallace appear for Yowle Bros. who ‘hold liens for lumber supplied for ouilding the mill. Chamberlain and Searles represent an eastern stockholder, Mre. Preble, who loaned §4,000tothecompany. Attorney Lardner appears ior the Placer County Bank, Judge Spear represents Pouge who bas eéme sort of claim against the company, and Tuttle, Fulweiler dnd . Tabor appear for the Eclipse Mining Company, Attorney Oatman is looking out for the interest of Schaw, Inyram & Batcher, who sold machinery to the company and never -got paid _. for it, ‘One of the lawyers amused himeelt in court yesterday by sketching a diagram of the case; . Hedrew' a gigantic spider web, tenanted by a dozen or fifteen spiders bearing the names of attorneys, When asked, ‘Where are the flies?” he replied, ‘‘They are the lien holders.” : EEE PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing. Offe r—Bome of the ween “of recent pant. . the Francisca papers ol —— — egctable Sarasparit' t0 pre the obtiiey of Joy’s u persone who will ee iret twel ve TO er ey el we wip &y atour ofies Sea cored shes bot Sear thal teelratgoaveren” This offer so startlingly asserted the eft“Sency of the remedy that many accepted, fhe ore taken out by miners—on] . DOWN TME ROAD. 4 Day’s Chremicies by the Grass Valley Papers, [From Yesterday's Telegraph. . John F. Kidder is quite ill with a sort of influenza. Henry J. Bush is confined to his home with rheumatism. ~ Gerpelius Reilly; the mining man, has returned from the Bay. Joseph Taaffe is on the sick list and is confined to his home. John Binkleman is laid up with a sprained foot, he visas fell froma wagon. Miss Lillie Mitchell arrived here this morning from England. : Miss Mitchell is om a:visit to her _ Mrs. Kneebone. Some parties broke into the ella of Wm. Coombs, on lower Mill street , early this morning, and stole a lot ot canned fruit. The water of the springs in the northern part of town is weaker than }éver known before.. This may be on account.of the dryness.of the: weather or may be due to the great deal of deep pump ng fromthe many mines: of the district. : {From Yesterday's Tidings. . A party answering the description ofthe man shot-at by War> Kuight called at the residence of Wm. Hosking on Henderson street yesterday morning and asked for something to vat. Wood and chickens are continually disappearing from the wood-shed and chicken-coep of Alfred L. Scoble, on Main street. The parties who have been takingthe wood and chickens are . known and Mr. Scoble gives warning that unless the prowlers cease their depredations they will be punished to the full extent of the law. : The approaches-to the new ‘bridge across Deer creek at the Anthony House have never been completed, and as there is likely to ‘be a sterm at any. time, which will cause the creek to become impassable, the farmers in hat vicinity are complaining. about ihe apparent neglect of the Supervisors, The bridge is of no use as it is aow, as there is now way of getting on.it-with a vehicle. The rector of Emmanuel eheeul complains with strong emphasis and good reason about the damage done by fowls that invade the rectory grounds. He has done cousiderable work and been at-some expense personally -in improviag and beautifying the grounds, and iatands to do more in the--same~direction.--Naturally, he loesn’t want his work to be ruined by 4rub-hunting ‘fowls, and he desires it to be understood that any fowls that nereafter get into the rectory grounds will be liable to find themselves literally ‘‘in the seup.”” THE CURLY BEARS, Thetr Ferecity Quelied by Baving Eneugh te Eat, Says this day’s Colfax Sentinel : Waan’t the depot lively last Satuiday afternoon, though? Such noise, such dia, such growling. It wasn’t a circus going through either. It ‘was only;-the-Curly--Beare-from Nevada City going up to Datch Flat. The Colfax girls thought they were awfal sweet; mot one said ‘I can’t ‘bear’ them,” though they-wondered whether the Bears hugged very hard. If they had stopped here long enough there would ‘have been treuble a ‘“‘bra’in.”?” Sunday morning, having eaten their fill, they returned lazy and contented, not near so ferocious as when they went up. They spent Sunday here and amused themselves by trying to find where the new town hall was located, Several linen duster robed figures were observed up and down the rail-road track; hunting a “den” ia what they calledit, but then everybody known that where there’s a bear there is always a ‘‘growler.”’ Nobody chased them, Es Schillings Best. Untried—a joy denied, Way will you codgh when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate _ relief, Price 10 ctg., 50 cts., and $1, Sold by Oarr Bros, Tur Rev: Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Sliloh’s Consumption cure,”” Sold by Carr éros. : Beware of Ointmemts for Catarrh That Centain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of.sme!l and completely derange through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and ig taken internally, and acta surfaces of the system. In bnying Hall’s Vatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Obie, by F. J. Cheney & Co. ° (GF Bold by draggiste, price 75c, per bottle. A Nasa injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50cents. Sold by Garr Bros. © Owe dollar a year will cover your ‘employ means to restore their health eons tes the whole system when entering it directly upon the blood and mucous . ) . Broxxsss ed cane . ia strong men and women are seal secn in yor heel . and strength. The most grarsocns he PREMSONAL MENTION. Seciatamd Other . Notes About Peopie Ola and Yeung. Editor Watson of the Herald has returned from the Bay. Miss Lizzie Cornell of Sacramento is visiting friends in Truckee. .D. J,,Moore of Washington was in town. today on his way. below. The three-months-old'whild of Mr. il.» < M.B, Dailey was in town last night. He brought up yesterday’s Marysville stage. Mrs. L. A. Gates and Mrs. A. Benedict arrived here last night frem San Francisco.ise Flora Genaaci of Willow_ Valley has gone to Sam Francisco ona visit to relatives. Mrs. B. A. Valantine, who has been spending the last few week here, returns Saturday to Oakland . Ceunty Assessor Bond has returned from Sacramento. He’ reports the Legislature as well behaved:

Mrs. Wm. Stevens, who has ‘been years past, is visiting friends here. , Miss Nettie Breed returned yesterday from the town of Washington where she has been visiting friends. — John Langden,-so long an employe at the Narrow ‘Gauge Company’s freight depot in this city, is very ill. His friends are alarmed about bim. Mts, John Thomson who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Walker of Grass Valley, left last evening for her home in Salt Lake, Mr. Walker going as far as Colfax. Judge Searls this morning received from his son Niles at Oakland the following gratifying telegram: ‘‘ ‘Exhibit A.’ We were this morning blessed with a nine-pound boy, All doing well.” : Auburn. Republican: The hydrau-. lic miners have endured with great‘ patients for several years the total suspension ef their business, and even now do not ask for anything that is inimical to the interests of the farmer, but there is a limit to patience, gud the unreasonable selfishness and mule 1 ke ebstinacy of the cilia men are= Presaing that limit.. Sl GPT tis THE OLD MAN FOOLED. A Marriage at Boca Under Extreme Mifiriculties. The following is from the Truckee -Republican:. Our ‘‘sin-twister,”’ Boca, is enjoying a sensation at present over a marriage under difficulties. that occurred between two of -the young society people of that town last Thursday, James Moffit and Miss Katie Flaherty. The reporter is informed that the bride’s fatuer seriously objected to the match, altheugh Mr. Moffit ranks among the sober and energetic young men ef Boca. Ia order that the ceremony might be performed without. interruption,---the operator at that place was decoyed out for a sleigh ride, and the young people took the train for Reno, where the marriage ceremony was performed. When the irate father learned of the sudden departure of his daughter without first. obtaining parental leave, he followed in b pursuit on the next train; but allin vain. Mr. and Mrs. Moffit returned to Boca where they. are enjoying connubial bliss. I @uction’s armica Naive. The best Salve in the world for Outs Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RkeumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and.all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay. required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per bex. For sale by Oarr Bros. ‘ tf A&A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acta directly. on the parts affected, absorbs tumorat allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 60c. Druaggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Breas, apr.l-ly. No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmuns Liver Regulator. Liver Compiaiut—mitioneness. The chief symptoms of this disease are depression of spirits, foul coated -. tongue, bad tasting. mouth, disagreeable breath, dry skin, with blotches’ and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow eyee, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, fairtness, dizziness and irregular bowels. This complaint in all of its forras can be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills as directed, and a lingeri thn ay Bad a vagecs will ‘often be ward their use. Sold at 25 Be catpa hed Carr Bros. @h, Whata Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. “Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents; to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience . that Shioh’a Cure will Cure Your Cough.. It. never fails. This oxplains why more than a_ million bottles were ‘sold the past year. It relieves croup and w at, cee & not be, witheat For lame back, ee 8 or: use. am Pacmrdet lal 1 creusagmnmaa ets bhiloh’s Porous A seep ne Regulator. : Carr Bros. Tax “Lily White” ae en keep : Somat » Mess, and Mre. K. Casper is dangerously q residing in San__Francisco.for two} getting into the building be climbe:t ~-+mation--of-which—is--seldom locked _. Mr, Ott had deposited therein for a HERE AND TRERE. tereft Lecal Interest. Another whist club is talked of. doing unusually well. lished in tomorrow’s Telegraph. There are more prospectors at work here than at any time in many years. At to-night’s meeting of Milo Lodge, in the esquire rank. peeple will go to Grass Valley tonight to attend the Y. L. I. party. “Lily White’ flour is the very beat {+ bread, use that brand. A mistake is. ' held. t Ranch,” and most: of them have been disposed ofrecently for iy cents-per pound, _ ‘The ladies of Grass ; Valley a are mak ing arrangements for a lemon party. Part of the program will be for ladies} . to hold the lemons and the young then planting trees and shrubs, etc. He ive places in the city. Caldwell has made an order’ giving amendments. to, plaintiffs proposed bill of exceptions and statement. A SNEAK THIEF, Me Kebsan Uniecked Safe at O1t’s Establishment, Last night a sneak thief whe had obtained possession of a key tothe front door entered J, J. Ott’s assaying establishment on Main street. After over the glass partition that encloes the business-office and going to a little old-fashioned safe the combiopened the door and took out $15 that special purpose, The large safe was not interfered with nor was anything else in the office disturbed. Harry joining the one where the safes are, andalthough the thief evidently ‘went out-of the office by way of Harry’s room the old gentleman slept so soundly that he did iiot “hear hia: The officers have been looking into the matter and they strongly suspect a certain. yeung man of the deed. The party committing it was very familiar? with the robbed premises. A New. Stere. Hugh Bankhead has leased a storeroom -in Judge Searls’ building on Commercial vtreet, next door to the Teastore, and will at-once open there adry goods and variety store and an auctioneering establishment. Thos, Shurtleff at the Plaza Store has on hand. and for sale at the iewest price, Oate, Rye and Wheat for seed. Also a good supply of Fresh Garden seeds. j28-3t A Safe investment Is ene which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure « retura of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle ef Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ Croup, etc., etc. It is-pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Ne weep to take these big cathartic pills, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. Pablie Taste Mame and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest . ’ hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by. a secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hamsand bacon and you will want no other brand, ti. Cottey Bros, oe. ees TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING? Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has bedn a resident of Spri id, Ill., for thirty years, Her present residence is at No. 1107 ast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh St., shesaid: ‘I have the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have beem under the care ef the best physicians of this city, and have used) all kinds of medicine for my disease without any benetit, Last winter I was recomended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.0) worth of it, I am séund and well. I would recommend itto saffering humanity as tlie ‘best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and consumption.” Bold at50 cents by Carr Bros. Suns to relieve. ~ Pnere is no failwre ik. Giemene Liver Regulater. rene sont of Teh F. Oooper, ground to powder, is transfered into afurnace, where it is subjected to a £200, and aga rule, fro to squeeze them. : als as can be found in the -neighborJ: My Hadley is beautifying his} ucod-of any mine,-while the cost ol}. house yard on Main street by grading; . treating a ton of ore amounts to someching like 7s. 6d. only, will soon have one of the most attract-. the Mount Torrens minetreated by the ordinary process is said to yield 5 In the land suit of Cornelia Austin . dwts. of gold to the ton, whereas by vs. Edward Gagan and others, Judge] this company’s process the result is, roughly, 1 oz. ef gold and 2 oze. ol defendants ten days additional time . silver per ton, an astonishing differin which to prepare and serve their} ence.in the yield.” Seymour.sleeps. in an apartment ad: . day. ANOTHER PROCESS. el 3 eal A Brief Recerd ef Various Wat-. An English Pian Fer Reducing Refractery VUres, The Gold Ores Reduction Company Frozen oysters at Gaylord’s tomor. of England have a new patented prorow, cress for the reduction of refractory The quartz mines in this di-trict are. ores, recent experiments with which are reported in our London exchanges The delinquent tax list will be pabas successful. The process is described by the Financial Times as follows: “The principal features of this process appear to be ite simplicity and inexpénsiveness, Knights of Pythias, there will be work . plicated abeut the method by which the reduction of refractery gold ore is A number of county seat youngjobtained. The ore, There is nothing comhaving been horough roasting by hot air, with the ever manufactured._If you want good . result that a complete oxidization of he intractable sulphurets and arsenmade if it is not used in every house-. ‘cal ores takes place, the gold being reed by these artificial means. The The Land Association raised a large} 1ext step is to pasa the ore—aow in crop of apples on their ‘Pat Hull] the condition of a.fine rouge-like product—to the amalgamators, where the powder is ground with water until the gold has flown to its natural amalgam, when it is drawn off and is ready for Mback to the East. Mas, Matarror at Church—Mrs. Malaprop occasionally hits the nail on the head. It w»s raining torrents as she left the church Sunday morning without an umbrella. ‘How irrizating this is,’’ she ejaculated. Har a million of dollars is estimated as the sum derived in New York city and its suburbs from the }eale of flowering plants for the adernment of windows. New Jarsxy wants its abandoned farms occupied, and ia working among farmers who have got disgusted with the West and are eaee to come THe Children’s C Coeperative Dress< making Company of New York is run and managed bygirls. Tur defalcations for 1890 exceed $8,520,000. CONRAD,Absolutely Puro. maar nen stariienigiermamnnanilas A cream of! tartar baking powder. Highest of a.l in leavening stren —U. 8. Government Report, Aug 17 {890, aed — : __ CaN. ‘. tetort distillation in the labratory. A urnace, it is stated, can be erected for such materThe ore from ———_—= ’ ‘Linen collars and cuffs are again worn with simple costumes, Tveson is working to have a branch mint establiaked there. A REFRIGERATOR , Syndicate is the latest Boston sna Wuat's ina name? Here’s Chili always in hot water, oes ee Puls year is the centennary ol the ‘“‘chimney-pot”? hat. ee ORO He ee ._DWHTAERIA. is very prevalent -at Virginia City,Nev..—iene Nasuvinie bricklayers have organ ized. Scorcit railroaders want a 10-hour —————EE _ Preteet Your Health, Cold and moisture combined have a organs, and the digestive and secre live processes are apt te be more tardily performed in wister than in the fall. The same is true, aled, of the excretory functions. The. bowels are ‘often sluggish, and the pores of the skin throw off but little waste matte: al thisseason, Thesystem, therefore, requires opening up a little, aud ale puriiying and regulating, and the ‘safest, surest and most thorough tonic and alterative that can be used fo these purposes is Hostetter’s Stomach Soca Persons who wish to any agonies, the palnfal dicarbances of the bowels, the bilious attacks, and the nervous visitations, so comnion at thie time of the year, will do well to reinforce their systems with this reuewned vegetable stonilichic aud. invigorant. It improves the appetite, strengthens the stomach, cheers the spirits, and renovates. the whole physique. ~~ @@ The Daily Taanscrirr hae the finest.and best-equipped Job Print ing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— Prices the lowest. De a ea ad BORN. At — January 80, to Niles Searls, Jr., a 80m, At Columbia Hill, Jan, 26, to the wife of fT. D.,Deasy, a ‘daughter. MABRIED. wit Truckee, Jan. 27, by Rev. 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