July 5, 1893 (4 pages)

= r , 1] 2, nt owe . uJ or. ‘OR ant ada ield SS bell, a] THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ° BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. INDEPENDENCE, DAY. THE MINERS’ ASSOCIATION. MORE RICH GRAVEL DIGGINES, Nevada. City, Nevada! County; Galif. w Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN abVANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. WEDNESDAY EVY’NG: JULY 5. '93, saanemiameatd PASCORS MURDERER. Up to This Writing the Officers Have Failed to Find. Him.—Word was sent here on Saturday that Fredrickson, the murderer’ of Sheriff Pascoe had called at a Mr. Anderson’s house at Jones’ Bar. It seems that Fredrickson arrived there while Mr. Anderson was reading an account wot the murder to his family, when Fredr:ckson walked in and interrupted him by ‘saying: ‘I have been accused of that murder, but I am lunocent, and will not be taken alive.” He was wearing the cartridge belt spoken of in’ descriptions of hin and speaks broken English, ,.A very large posse went from Grass Valley and this city to Jones’ Bar Monday but they failed to get sight of the object of their search. The officers returned to this city early Tnesday morning. They searched the count. y thoroughly and found tracks showing that the. murderer escaped down thé ditch and they think he got. off towards Smartsville, ~The otlicers say there is no doubt but what he is the man wanted for themurder. ft is thought fredrickson—isheading _for Marysville og some other place where he can jump a train. —_——Philip Manuel; who lives on Cement Hill, about three miles from this city» says he is satisfied that the man Frederickson, who is supposed to be the* mur derer of Sheriff Pascoe, stopped at his cabin Saturday night. Manuel met a stranger on the road near his place, who asked to-be given his supper and the privilege of stopping over night. The fellow-was-taken-to-Monuel’s cabin had} “his supper and remained over night, e “Jeaving between 5 and 6 o’clock next morning. He had a large Smith & Wes. son. revolver and two boxes of cartridges, Lut said nothing about being suspected o; having killed Pascoe. An Indian bey informed Deputy Sheriff Douglass that the man who—is being hunted was atthe campoodie near “this city on Saturday and that he slept that night in Schwartz’s barn at Pleasant Valley. This morniug at 3 o’clock the suspect was seen at Mooney Flat and it is supposed that he went from there to Wheatland. Sheriff Conroy of Placer county has gone in pursuit. In old times it-seemed te, be. thought that a medicine must be nauseating to be effective. \~Now, all: this is changed. . Ayer's Sarsaparilla, one of “the most powerful alterativés, is agreeable to most palates, the flavor bein, medicinal, y. no means 80+. Green Heard from Again. Colusa Sun:—‘“‘Hydraulic mining will be resumed, Green to the contrary not— withstanding.” So says the Nevada Transcript, and we say ‘“‘propel, go ahead and do it.” Green will rejoice ‘in the success of every plag by which it may be done; in fact he has never offered any objection to any mining, but has simply opposed putting mud in the river under any pretext. We rejoice in the success of any and every enterprise, but California cannot afford to have this valley‘and this river destroyed. We have said that we do not believe the dams will prove efficient, but we hope they may. We pay none of the cost, and we do not propose to take any of the chances. iarcie-enibiieensn ow Wave Tossed, fea sick voyagers suffer unspeakable tortures. Then if H&stetter’s Stomach Bitters is resorted to the tortures cease. Yatching parties, ocean fishermen, ner~vous, sickly people, whom the jarring ot a railway train affects much in the same way as the tossing of the surges do one who crosses the Atlantic for the first time, should be mindful of this and be provided with an adequate supply of the Bitters. This incomparable stomachie will prompt: ly settle a stomach outrageously disturbed isa capital antidote to malaria and nervous complaints, remedies constipation and biliousness, and counteracts a tendency to rheumatism. Besides this, it com-— pensates for a loss of energy consequent upon undue exertion or nervous anxiety, and ,averts the effects of exposure in inclément weather and the wearing of damp clothing. Both appetite and sleep are promoted by it, and general health rapidly improves through its use, : ——2er Mrs, T. 8S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros. . 3. DEPRICE’S Ce aPonder MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great ag Ladle Clubs and the Baking Powder its supremacy. Arnon, Alum of any other edularat ‘ 2 pital, $18.75. Bat Suan Unseen ace —— Charles Grimes, merchandise for jail, Business Travsacted at the Regular Session Commencing July 3d, 1893. ci om é i: Mownpay, July 3d. The Board met pursuant to “law. Present—J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly, T. J. Robinson and Daniel McPhetres; Daniel MePhetres presiding. The minutes of Saturday, April sth, 1893, and of the special sessions of May 19th, May 22d, and June Sth, were read and approved. The Board then proceeded to. organize. D, MePhetres was placed in nomination for President, and there being no further nominations, Mr. McPhetres was declared_ duly elected. President of the Board. The Vice. President, Superyisor J. M. Buffington, was placed: in nomination, and no further nominations being made, Mr. Buffington was declared the ‘duly elected Vice President, of the Board. The quarterly report of the County reasurer for the quarter ending June oth, 1.93, was read, approved and ordered placed on file. The quarterly report of the County Physician for the quarter ending June oth, 1893, was read, approvedand ordered placed on file. The following demands against the county were fouad due and ordered paid vp the GENERAL. FUND. Dr. R: M. Hunt, care of indigent sick, $3,257.64; salary, $375; burying paupers, 327. Total, $3,659.64. : R.M. Hunt, repairs at County HosL. BP. McCarty, two Statisticians, $8.00. Rosenberg Bros., °~ meréhandise — for Uourt House, $4 00. BE --A.-C.Coake,-burying paupers,$30.00 Hon. the Celebration at Grass Valley Was a Complete Success. , Perhaps a better or more sue. essful celebration of the Fourth of July was never held in Grass Valley than was witnessed there yesterday. The day was most favorable, the heat not heing near 80 oppressive as is usual at thie season, which fact was fully -appreciated by everybody and especially by those who marched ww the procession. There was an immense throng of people in the town, Nevada City sending over 1,000 persons, besides which there were delegations from Smartsville, IndianSprings,-Spenceville; Rough and Ready and all points throughout the lower part of the county. All day long the sidewalks on the principal streets avere packed with people. The committee had very wisely provided ‘seats along the streets, which proved to be a decided convenience. : The procession was a pleasing sight und as regards length and general appearance was one of the finest Fourth of July parades we have seen in the county im _many years. Those who marched complained some of the length of. the line of march, which indeed was quite tiresome. It is unnecessary to give, the order of procession or the route. followed, is we have already published” the same. The~exereises of the day were held inder a large cauvas ~en., Main-streét, in tront of the Holbrooke, and were highly interesting. Hon. A. B. Dibble officiated as President of the Day. Th» tion 6 Tudependence was read by T. J. ihe eriginal poem written by P. T. Riley and read’ by Mr. Dunkley, was good. DeclaraBarty in a very creditable: manner. An {aportast Meeting to Be Held on Moog day, July 10th, at San Franeiseo. A special meeting of the Executive Committee of the California State Min; ers’ Association has been calied' for Monday, July 10th, at 3 ep. M., at the headquarters of the organization, in San At this meeting a plan of action to facilitate early'resumption of Francisco, hydraulic mining in a lawful manner will be decided upon, Advantage will be taken of the extra session of Congress to be held early in August to impress upon that bedy. the necessity of removing all red tape which now prevents the miuers under~the daw ‘enacted by the last Congress, and to secure all possible financial help from the The meeting of the Executive Committee would have been held at-an earlier date, but it was thought best, owing to the Fourth of July, to hold it on July 10th, so that members in the country could arrange to attend. rhe meeting -will be an enthusiastic one, from — résum-ng--work Government. for the miners and the business community are thoroughly awakened to the necessity of increasing the volume of “money in circulation by the product. o our California hydraulic gold mines. > eines A sort, fair skin is the result .of pure blond -anda—healthy liver; to seeure whiéh, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the Supez rior Medicine. Ladies who rely upon cosmetics to beautify their complexions, should make-a note of this, bearing” in mind that they can’t improve upon nature. ; KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion. and cures ConR. ‘I: Thomas oration. delivered a fine the.large audience’ gave—him $21.40. =a W. D. Vinton, telephone use, $4.90. Dr. C. $15.00. g Jonn Dunnicliff, material and labor at County Hospital, $22.25. Nevada Ice (ompany, ice for Court House, $17.00. W. D. Vinton, drugs, $34.50; station ery, $56.61. Total; $91.1. printing, $137.00. SS L. 8. Calkins, envelopes and. stamps, $66.70. Z Nellie E_.McCumber,.reporting—-and transcribing, $15.00. W. J. Organ, repairing floor at Court House, $35.00. _ Nevada City Electric Light Company light for coanty, $62.50. L. Muller, examining insane, . their closest atteution heir approval by frequent bursts of ap plause. Mr. ‘Thomas’ effort, and the clear, ringing voice of the speaker, were by music by the inmost favorably commented upon The quadruple-quarte:te-of—mate singers was everybody. vocal a very pleasing feature of the exercises, and the @horuses by fifty girls were well r_ ceived. —— In the afterngon there were games on and manifested . _ In Which Soveral Co.:siocs is Ace Much “Taterested. » . Virginia City Chronicle:—An. important development of rich pay’ gravel has . recently een made in tho Lupin gold mine on. the Centennial or Jefferson ' ridge, this side of Nevada City, California. Itavérages over $17 to the carload, and creates quite an excitement in that section. The San Jose mine, near by, is also making a big showing of gravel carrying coarse, heavy gold The Lupin adjoins the Centennial mine Mr. John Hungerford ace of the fine livery stable at the on the west, and the San Jose adjoins ages ° sm . ae tak cis ce in the Spring which. passes through that port‘on of . i every respect goes way ahead of anyit on the south, all three mines being ! evidently on the sane famous old blue . gravel lead or ancient river channel ; thing I ever took for kidmey and liver treubles, from which I have suffered a good deal during the. past year or two. I Nevada county and has yielded so many millions in dividends. The Centennial is owned principally by Comstockers. have taken four or five bottles and think {t cured me, as JI have felt well for feet in width, and are preparing to cou-. Other members of my ‘family have taken struct a big combination of sluices and . Hood’s Sarsaparilla for general debility and Soe =s gratified at the good it has done them. 4 always feel safe in recommending it to my Deserving Praise. : s y VETS OG DUCED DOWN DAYS: WE WILL COMMENCE OUR GREAT'SLAUGH) TER SALE OF MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND. BOY'S CLOTHING, GENT’S FUR: We will also close out ‘our -Fine Line of Ladies',-Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, POSITIVELY AT COST. as we.are going out of this line altogether. E@ No goods will be sold on Tt ny WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH 1S FINE SPRING CLOT Must Be Sold Out Regardless of Cost ! Owing to the late Spring Trade, and large purchases, our stock has become extra large and MUST BE REONE-HALF WITHIN THIRTY: NG. i NISHING GOODS, HATS, Etc., On Saturday, June 3d. ° credit, as this is a POS " We desire te say to our citizens, that for years we have beew selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arniga Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or-that. have given such universal satis— faction. We do not hestitate to guarantee them every time, and We stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfac— tory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits.—Sold}After years of extensive and costly ex= has completely plorations they have struck and cut! Pu ri throngh the main gravel channel, 600 . several = months: wash out dividends, . for purifying the blood, and have been highly. ~ friends." JounEnd Hotel, New York, during the. winter. son as & Spring Blood of Scrofula and humor from the blood, and imparts few life and vigor. Remember, Stipation, 25¢., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, A Special Box. ~ The proprietors of the National .Hotel received orders to send out food yester— day morning to-the posse that went to Jones’ Bar in search of Pascoe’s slayer. A large box of catables was put up iby th» steward for the. oflicials-and a small box containing a lunch for the refugee was sent along. special box were devoured by ene of the members’of' the posse. agers: —— Bill _of Fare Changed. The conterts of this}. HUNGERFORD, West Elnira, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify the blood and expel the impurities which have accumulated atime > oem ’ Hood's Sarsaparilla ts ee ee 2 so well adapted for this purpose that It is 23 } beyond compari : I — Medicine. It expels every trace ETIVELY CASH SALE. E. EXyman & Co., ‘Main and Commercial Streets; Nevada City. bd to by Carr Bros. Druggist. ——t—CtC~S ee It is rather late for tripe, so J. J; Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, has concluded te introduce to his custo.ners the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet When other preparations fail. to Itself in positive medicinal merit. -Sarsaparilla—. Itis Peoultar ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They proon's PILL8 Cure all Liver Ills without go well with Shasta lemonade. j24 pain. Thay are pursls vegetable: en etree enerencprneteas —— Clothing, Furnishine Goods, wid enjoy such spor s, and in the evetThe day’s festivities closed with-a ball by the Native Daughters at Van's Opera Houas, In all respects the celebration was a ing the Horribles yave a parade, success and the people of Grass Valley have good reason to feel proud of the manner in which JTudependence Day was i L . H. &. Spaulding, advertising and printing, $58.80. ; Cal. R. Clarke, rent of hall while assessing, $12.00. Jchn Hicks, sweeping streets at County Treasurer's Office, $7.00 Cal. R. Clarke, rent of hall at Truckee and printing notice, §7.00. Cal, R. Clarke, wood for office at Gas Valley, $1.50. SaWwing same 75 cents. Total, $2.25,/ T. S. Ford, contingent expenses. of District Attorney’s office, $4.75. E. B. Power, reporting and transcribing, $10.00. Cal. R. Clark, postal cards, $2.00. F. Costello, conveying sick to. hospital, $1.50. J H. Shoemaker, conveying sick to hos— pital, $6.00. . “ Thos. Nilon, hauling tools and sick to hospital, $10 50. A. E. Baugh, milage and per diem as member of the County Board of Education . $100.20. Mrs. H. A. Douglass, mileage and per diem as‘member of the County Board of Education, $78.20 J. M. Hussey, mileage and per diem as member of the County Board of Educa ‘tion, $75.00. W. J. Rogers, mileage and _per diem as member ol the County Board of Education, $75.00. F. L. Arbogast, mileage and per diem as member of the County Board of Education, $86.00: W. Jz Rogers, expenses of visiting schools, $57.50. W. Curless, salary as Health officer, $60.00, autopsy, $15,00. Total, $75.00. Brown & Calkins, advertising and printing, $80.62. : W. Monk, working chaingang for the month of April, $62.50; for the month of May, $65.00. Total, $1 ‘7.50. J. R. Vineyard, salary as Horticultural Commissione?, $100.00. L~ J. M. Walling, Jr., writing testimony, $36.40. J. Bishop, cleaning chimneys, $10.00. Wm. O'Neill, money advanced indigent, $6.00. E C.-F. McGlashan, advertising and printing, $64.00. pe Dr. J. A. black; examining insane, $5.00. Wm, Monk, working chaingang during the month of June, $65.00. Chas. Bonney,. labor on bridge, $5.00. Thos. Monk, labor on bridge, $5.00. D. McPhetres, money advanced indigent, $15.00. J. J. Greany, .telegraphing, $2.95. Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company, stamp,. $10.24. John Regan, painting sign, $12.50,Total, $5432.66. : By order the Board adjourned until Wednesday morning at ten o’clock. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. . J. C, Niton, Deputy Clerk. teeTe Install Officers. G. W.° Armstrong, Di.trict Deputy Grand President of the N. S. G. W., will visit the Parlors iu this district and install the officers for the ensuing term on the following days and dates: Forest Hill, Thursday, July 6th; Grass Valley, Friday, July 7th; Camptonville, Satur~ day, July 8th; Nevada City, Tuesday, July” llth; Auburn, Thursday, July 13th; Dutch Flat, Saturday, July 22d; ea Tuesday, July 25th, observed in their town. _— ++@e o Wiat Do You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla curns all diseases caused by impure blood. Purely vegetable—Hoov’s PiLts—25e, eee owith Simnions Liver Regulator. “A dose a day. : 5 ———_—_ -@e-o— — Mining in Graniteville District. Charles Bonnemont, D. J. Moore and C. D, Eastin have bought the Milt. Culbertson mine; adjoining the National, and propose sinking the shaft 100 feet deeper. The ledge is from six to seven feet wide aud contains good milling ore. It is the purpose of the preset owners to put up a ten-stamp mill before long. The National mine, situated two miles this side of Graniteville, is owned by Mrs. D, R. McKillican of North Bloomfield. The machinery is run by water power, a Huntingtou mill . being used to crush the quartz. The ledge is sixteen feet wide at the bottom of the shaft, and the mine is paying well. Seventeen men are employed there. George Mainhart & Co., of Grass Valley, are running a tunnel on the old Erie mine, which was formerly owned and operated by Jake Holland. . Parties from San Francisco are making arrangements to work the California inine, and it is expected it will be started up before long. Considerable prospecting is going on around Graniteville and the outlook is good for a prosperdus season. ~1e0+ Ss On the Side of the Miners. The San Francisco Report has taken up the cause of the miners and is now a warm advocate of the resumption of It appears that the press and the people of San Francisco hydraulic mining. are beginning ‘to realize the unportant bearing bydraulic mining bas_ upon the business of the State, and are becoming in favor of the resumption of that industry. The Report influential journal and will prove a valuable aid to the miners. av is an Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening stren Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y, ** . ¥er Sores, Fetter; Chapped> Hands, ~ Chil= You don't need to continue dosing . tihuock'en’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Ttis -.aranteed to give perfect satisfac . Price 25 cents For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dri g ion ot money refunded. per bor Store. A MAIDEN dimpled, dainty, fair, * With hazel eyes and crumpled hair, Was asked what was the height of biles. She promptly answered, ‘‘Tisa kiss, Foley's Lilae de Perse leo Cream. } 5 taste just as surely as you have about right. 7 2S aS Provided that the kissers” won’t Negl. ct teeth-cleaning SOZODONT, —~+ 2 @e-o ——Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros. tf. 5 pee Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Boils according to Dr. King, an eminent authorSS ity “are generally .con=» nected with derangements of the liver and stomach.”* While the older Sarsapafillas contain potash which aggravates erup tions, Joy’s is peculiarly a stomach and bowel corrective, and is the only one that is eo, Its regulating influences cause boils to zy up and disappear almost immediately. A case in point: “I had boils break out on my neck. One bad bursted. I took Joy’s Vegetable SarsapaWilaand in a few days the ether boils had dried up. In the spring of 1890 I took one of the ether Sarsaparillas and the result was a wass of pimples. Hearing that Joy’s was fever and acted differently I used it this year with the above satisfactory results.” J. Newman, Alameda, Cal Formerly with the “Alta California,” 8. F. Robt. Walsh, with Wells Fargo & Co., and scores of San Franciseans réport the same experience. It avoids the use of the lance, JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilla As ig is the only Sarsaparilla that purifies the blood withont the ugly potash eruptiogd, tusiston Joy’s and don't take any othes, POR G4.8 By CARR BROS A fellow on sight if your Shoelooks If it don’t wear as well all right, as it looks—you lose him. WEBBER'S SHOES Look well and : wear well. The . » pricesare all right. Baby cried, YOU CAN.CATCH Nevata City's Handsomest. tablishment at Of Gold is supposed to be Con cealed at the Borror Of the Rainbow. We are all :AFTER p oe we Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. Also leave your orders for, Shakes and Wood. We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards. of Eastern Canada. . By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, é Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Etc., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of yoods at Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON, HAVF YOU EVER NOTICED How. Wella Suit of Clothes , Fits That is Sent Out of Our ' §tore ae on ee = the Workmanship ? Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED ‘The Prices on Our Custom Made Clothing? Do-You Know that We Sell High Grade Goods at prices that Are bound to please you? 4. More Clothing Other House in the. Cit And it is simply because Have the Goods and the Are Cheap. The Old Reliahia. It will appeal te and gratify your taste to be gratified and appealed to, . Gij== \ = = “To all probabilty, you will exclaim . — = BY) de JA promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just Begin to Get Rich _ HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED How’ Well it is Made up and finished? How perfctly it is HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The number of Suits that are Worn lately coming from Our Store? We are Selling than any BOOS AND SHOES, HATS, Ete. Everything Fresh-and New, atid of the Very Latest And the Only One Price Store in this city. Country orders will receive our best attention, . CARTER & JOHNSTON, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Tremendous Inducements oftered in Py During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. . We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender “and Black Chick and Lace Straw H its, ‘which we offer at just about ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozea Broad Brim Sailors, in black worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. : Sh. ————_____ & : WOODPECKER. \ THE = 7 a a An Honest Havana Cigar. Hand~ made Cuban Process. . BETTER THAN KEY Z eta Manufactured by (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, i NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. v ‘2 oo } Good as Imported. ». WEST ! FOR YouR FINE NEVLINM MTLLIVERY

= r , 1] 2, nt owe . uJ or. ‘OR ant ada ield SS bell, a] THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ° BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. INDEPENDENCE, DAY. THE MINERS’ ASSOCIATION. MORE RICH GRAVEL DIGGINES, Nevada. City, Nevada! County; Galif. w Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN abVANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. WEDNESDAY EVY’NG: JULY 5. '93, saanemiameatd PASCORS MURDERER. Up to This Writing the Officers Have Failed to Find. Him.—Word was sent here on Saturday that Fredrickson, the murderer’ of Sheriff Pascoe had called at a Mr. Anderson’s house at Jones’ Bar. It seems that Fredrickson arrived there while Mr. Anderson was reading an account wot the murder to his family, when Fredr:ckson walked in and interrupted him by ‘saying: ‘I have been accused of that murder, but I am lunocent, and will not be taken alive.” He was wearing the cartridge belt spoken of in’ descriptions of hin and speaks broken English, ,.A very large posse went from Grass Valley and this city to Jones’ Bar Monday but they failed to get sight of the object of their search. The officers returned to this city early Tnesday morning. They searched the count. y thoroughly and found tracks showing that the. murderer escaped down thé ditch and they think he got. off towards Smartsville, ~The otlicers say there is no doubt but what he is the man wanted for themurder. ft is thought fredrickson—isheading _for Marysville og some other place where he can jump a train. —_——Philip Manuel; who lives on Cement Hill, about three miles from this city» says he is satisfied that the man Frederickson, who is supposed to be the* mur derer of Sheriff Pascoe, stopped at his cabin Saturday night. Manuel met a stranger on the road near his place, who asked to-be given his supper and the privilege of stopping over night. The fellow-was-taken-to-Monuel’s cabin had} “his supper and remained over night, e “Jeaving between 5 and 6 o’clock next morning. He had a large Smith & Wes. son. revolver and two boxes of cartridges, Lut said nothing about being suspected o; having killed Pascoe. An Indian bey informed Deputy Sheriff Douglass that the man who—is being hunted was atthe campoodie near “this city on Saturday and that he slept that night in Schwartz’s barn at Pleasant Valley. This morniug at 3 o’clock the suspect was seen at Mooney Flat and it is supposed that he went from there to Wheatland. Sheriff Conroy of Placer county has gone in pursuit. In old times it-seemed te, be. thought that a medicine must be nauseating to be effective. \~Now, all: this is changed. . Ayer's Sarsaparilla, one of “the most powerful alterativés, is agreeable to most palates, the flavor bein, medicinal, y. no means 80+. Green Heard from Again. Colusa Sun:—‘“‘Hydraulic mining will be resumed, Green to the contrary not— withstanding.” So says the Nevada Transcript, and we say ‘“‘propel, go ahead and do it.” Green will rejoice ‘in the success of every plag by which it may be done; in fact he has never offered any objection to any mining, but has simply opposed putting mud in the river under any pretext. We rejoice in the success of any and every enterprise, but California cannot afford to have this valley‘and this river destroyed. We have said that we do not believe the dams will prove efficient, but we hope they may. We pay none of the cost, and we do not propose to take any of the chances. iarcie-enibiieensn ow Wave Tossed, fea sick voyagers suffer unspeakable tortures. Then if H&stetter’s Stomach Bitters is resorted to the tortures cease. Yatching parties, ocean fishermen, ner~vous, sickly people, whom the jarring ot a railway train affects much in the same way as the tossing of the surges do one who crosses the Atlantic for the first time, should be mindful of this and be provided with an adequate supply of the Bitters. This incomparable stomachie will prompt: ly settle a stomach outrageously disturbed isa capital antidote to malaria and nervous complaints, remedies constipation and biliousness, and counteracts a tendency to rheumatism. Besides this, it com-— pensates for a loss of energy consequent upon undue exertion or nervous anxiety, and ,averts the effects of exposure in inclément weather and the wearing of damp clothing. Both appetite and sleep are promoted by it, and general health rapidly improves through its use, : ——2er Mrs, T. 8S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros. . 3. DEPRICE’S Ce aPonder MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great ag Ladle Clubs and the Baking Powder its supremacy. Arnon, Alum of any other edularat ‘ 2 pital, $18.75. Bat Suan Unseen ace —— Charles Grimes, merchandise for jail, Business Travsacted at the Regular Session Commencing July 3d, 1893. ci om é i: Mownpay, July 3d. The Board met pursuant to “law. Present—J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly, T. J. Robinson and Daniel McPhetres; Daniel MePhetres presiding. The minutes of Saturday, April sth, 1893, and of the special sessions of May 19th, May 22d, and June Sth, were read and approved. The Board then proceeded to. organize. D, MePhetres was placed in nomination for President, and there being no further nominations, Mr. McPhetres was declared_ duly elected. President of the Board. The Vice. President, Superyisor J. M. Buffington, was placed: in nomination, and no further nominations being made, Mr. Buffington was declared the ‘duly elected Vice President, of the Board. The quarterly report of the County reasurer for the quarter ending June oth, 1.93, was read, approved and ordered placed on file. The quarterly report of the County Physician for the quarter ending June oth, 1893, was read, approvedand ordered placed on file. The following demands against the county were fouad due and ordered paid vp the GENERAL. FUND. Dr. R: M. Hunt, care of indigent sick, $3,257.64; salary, $375; burying paupers, 327. Total, $3,659.64. : R.M. Hunt, repairs at County HosL. BP. McCarty, two Statisticians, $8.00. Rosenberg Bros., °~ meréhandise — for Uourt House, $4 00. BE --A.-C.Coake,-burying paupers,$30.00 Hon. the Celebration at Grass Valley Was a Complete Success. , Perhaps a better or more sue. essful celebration of the Fourth of July was never held in Grass Valley than was witnessed there yesterday. The day was most favorable, the heat not heing near 80 oppressive as is usual at thie season, which fact was fully -appreciated by everybody and especially by those who marched ww the procession. There was an immense throng of people in the town, Nevada City sending over 1,000 persons, besides which there were delegations from Smartsville, IndianSprings,-Spenceville; Rough and Ready and all points throughout the lower part of the county. All day long the sidewalks on the principal streets avere packed with people. The committee had very wisely provided ‘seats along the streets, which proved to be a decided convenience. : The procession was a pleasing sight und as regards length and general appearance was one of the finest Fourth of July parades we have seen in the county im _many years. Those who marched complained some of the length of. the line of march, which indeed was quite tiresome. It is unnecessary to give, the order of procession or the route. followed, is we have already published” the same. The~exereises of the day were held inder a large cauvas ~en., Main-streét, in tront of the Holbrooke, and were highly interesting. Hon. A. B. Dibble officiated as President of the Day. Th» tion 6 Tudependence was read by T. J. ihe eriginal poem written by P. T. Riley and read’ by Mr. Dunkley, was good. DeclaraBarty in a very creditable: manner. An {aportast Meeting to Be Held on Moog day, July 10th, at San Franeiseo. A special meeting of the Executive Committee of the California State Min; ers’ Association has been calied' for Monday, July 10th, at 3 ep. M., at the headquarters of the organization, in San At this meeting a plan of action to facilitate early'resumption of Francisco, hydraulic mining in a lawful manner will be decided upon, Advantage will be taken of the extra session of Congress to be held early in August to impress upon that bedy. the necessity of removing all red tape which now prevents the miuers under~the daw ‘enacted by the last Congress, and to secure all possible financial help from the The meeting of the Executive Committee would have been held at-an earlier date, but it was thought best, owing to the Fourth of July, to hold it on July 10th, so that members in the country could arrange to attend. rhe meeting -will be an enthusiastic one, from — résum-ng--work Government. for the miners and the business community are thoroughly awakened to the necessity of increasing the volume of “money in circulation by the product. o our California hydraulic gold mines. > eines A sort, fair skin is the result .of pure blond -anda—healthy liver; to seeure whiéh, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the Supez rior Medicine. Ladies who rely upon cosmetics to beautify their complexions, should make-a note of this, bearing” in mind that they can’t improve upon nature. ; KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion. and cures ConR. ‘I: Thomas oration.. delivered a fine the.large audience’ gave—him $21.40. =a W. D. Vinton, telephone use, $4.90. Dr. C. $15.00. g Jonn Dunnicliff, material and labor at County Hospital, $22.25. Nevada Ice (ompany, ice for Court House, $17.00. W. D. Vinton, drugs, $34.50; station ery, $56.61. Total; $91.1. printing, $137.00. SS L. 8. Calkins, envelopes and. stamps, $66.70. Z Nellie E_.McCumber,.reporting—-and transcribing, $15.00. W. J. Organ, repairing floor at Court House, $35.00. _ Nevada City Electric Light Company light for coanty, $62.50. L. Muller, examining insane, . their closest atteution heir approval by frequent bursts of ap plause. Mr. ‘Thomas’ effort, and the clear, ringing voice of the speaker, were by music by the inmost favorably commented upon The quadruple-quarte:te-of—mate singers was everybody. vocal a very pleasing feature of the exercises, and the @horuses by fifty girls were well r_ ceived. —— In the afterngon there were games on and manifested . _ In Which Soveral Co.:siocs is Ace Much “Taterested. » . Virginia City Chronicle:—An. important development of rich pay’ gravel has . recently een made in tho Lupin gold mine on. the Centennial or Jefferson ' ridge, this side of Nevada City, California. Itavérages over $17 to the carload, and creates quite an excitement in that section. The San Jose mine, near by, is also making a big showing of gravel carrying coarse, heavy gold The Lupin adjoins the Centennial mine Mr. John Hungerford ace of the fine livery stable at the on the west, and the San Jose adjoins ages ° sm . ae tak cis ce in the Spring which. passes through that port‘on of . i every respect goes way ahead of anyit on the south, all three mines being ! evidently on the sane famous old blue . gravel lead or ancient river channel ; thing I ever took for kidmey and liver treubles, from which I have suffered a good deal during the. past year or two. I Nevada county and has yielded so many millions in dividends. The Centennial is owned principally by Comstockers. have taken four or five bottles and think {t cured me, as JI have felt well for feet in width, and are preparing to cou-. Other members of my ‘family have taken struct a big combination of sluices and . Hood’s Sarsaparilla for general debility and Soe =s gratified at the good it has done them. 4 always feel safe in recommending it to my Deserving Praise. : s y VETS OG DUCED DOWN DAYS: WE WILL COMMENCE OUR GREAT'SLAUGH) TER SALE OF MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND. BOY'S CLOTHING, GENT’S FUR: We will also close out ‘our -Fine Line of Ladies',-Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, POSITIVELY AT COST. as we.are going out of this line altogether. E@ No goods will be sold on Tt ny WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH 1S FINE SPRING CLOT Must Be Sold Out Regardless of Cost ! Owing to the late Spring Trade, and large purchases, our stock has become extra large and MUST BE REONE-HALF WITHIN THIRTY: NG. i NISHING GOODS, HATS, Etc., On Saturday, June 3d. ° credit, as this is a POS " We desire te say to our citizens, that for years we have beew selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arniga Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well,

or-that. have given such universal satis— faction. We do not hestitate to guarantee them every time, and We stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfac— tory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits.—Sold}After years of extensive and costly ex= has completely plorations they have struck and cut! Pu ri throngh the main gravel channel, 600 . several = months: wash out dividends, . for purifying the blood, and have been highly. ~ friends." JounEnd Hotel, New York, during the. winter. son as & Spring Blood of Scrofula and humor from the blood, and imparts few life and vigor. Remember, Stipation, 25¢., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, A Special Box. ~ The proprietors of the National .Hotel received orders to send out food yester— day morning to-the posse that went to Jones’ Bar in search of Pascoe’s slayer. A large box of catables was put up iby th» steward for the. oflicials-and a small box containing a lunch for the refugee was sent along. special box were devoured by ene of the members’of' the posse. agers: —— Bill _of Fare Changed. The conterts of this}. HUNGERFORD, West Elnira, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify the blood and expel the impurities which have accumulated atime > oem ’ Hood's Sarsaparilla ts ee ee 2 so well adapted for this purpose that It is 23 } beyond compari : I — Medicine. It expels every trace ETIVELY CASH SALE. E. EXyman & Co., ‘Main and Commercial Streets; Nevada City. bd to by Carr Bros. Druggist. ——t—CtC~S ee It is rather late for tripe, so J. J; Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, has concluded te introduce to his custo.ners the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet When other preparations fail. to Itself in positive medicinal merit. -Sarsaparilla—. Itis Peoultar ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They proon's PILL8 Cure all Liver Ills without go well with Shasta lemonade. j24 pain. Thay are pursls vegetable: en etree enerencprneteas —— Clothing, Furnishine Goods, wid enjoy such spor s, and in the evetThe day’s festivities closed with-a ball by the Native Daughters at Van's Opera Houas, In all respects the celebration was a ing the Horribles yave a parade, success and the people of Grass Valley have good reason to feel proud of the manner in which JTudependence Day was i L . H. &. Spaulding, advertising and printing, $58.80. ; Cal. R. Clarke, rent of hall while assessing, $12.00. Jchn Hicks, sweeping streets at County Treasurer's Office, $7.00 Cal. R. Clarke, rent of hall at Truckee and printing notice, §7.00. Cal, R. Clarke, wood for office at Gas Valley, $1.50. SaWwing same 75 cents. Total, $2.25,/ T. S. Ford, contingent expenses. of District Attorney’s office, $4.75. E. B. Power, reporting and transcribing, $10.00. Cal. R. Clark, postal cards, $2.00. F. Costello, conveying sick to. hospital, $1.50. J H. Shoemaker, conveying sick to hos— pital, $6.00. . “ Thos. Nilon, hauling tools and sick to hospital, $10 50. A. E. Baugh, milage and per diem as member of the County Board of Education . $100.20. Mrs. H. A. Douglass, mileage and per diem as‘member of the County Board of Education, $78.20 J. M. Hussey, mileage and per diem as member of the County Board of Educa ‘tion, $75.00. W. J. Rogers, mileage and _per diem as member ol the County Board of Education, $75.00. F. L. Arbogast, mileage and per diem as member of the County Board of Education, $86.00: W. Jz Rogers, expenses of visiting schools, $57.50. W. Curless, salary as Health officer, $60.00, autopsy, $15,00. Total, $75.00. Brown & Calkins, advertising and printing, $80.62. : W. Monk, working chaingang for the month of April, $62.50; for the month of May, $65.00. Total, $1 ‘7.50. J. R. Vineyard, salary as Horticultural Commissione?, $100.00. L~ J. M. Walling, Jr., writing testimony, $36.40. J. Bishop, cleaning chimneys, $10.00. Wm. O'Neill, money advanced indigent, $6.00. E C.-F. McGlashan, advertising and printing, $64.00. pe Dr. J. A. black; examining insane, $5.00. Wm, Monk, working chaingang during the month of June, $65.00. Chas. Bonney,. labor on bridge, $5.00. Thos. Monk, labor on bridge, $5.00. D. McPhetres, money advanced indigent, $15.00. J. J. Greany, .telegraphing, $2.95. Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company, stamp,. $10.24. John Regan, painting sign, $12.50,Total, $5432.66. : By order the Board adjourned until Wednesday morning at ten o’clock. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. . J. C, Niton, Deputy Clerk. teeTe Install Officers. G. W.° Armstrong, Di.trict Deputy Grand President of the N. S. G. W., will visit the Parlors iu this district and install the officers for the ensuing term on the following days and dates: Forest Hill, Thursday, July 6th; Grass Valley, Friday, July 7th; Camptonville, Satur~ day, July 8th; Nevada City, Tuesday, July” llth; Auburn, Thursday, July 13th; Dutch Flat, Saturday, July 22d; ea Tuesday, July 25th, observed in their town. _— ++@e o Wiat Do You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla curns all diseases caused by impure blood. Purely vegetable—Hoov’s PiLts—25e, eee owith Simnions Liver Regulator. “A dose a day. : 5 ———_—_ -@e-o— — Mining in Graniteville District. Charles Bonnemont, D. J. Moore and C. D, Eastin have bought the Milt. Culbertson mine; adjoining the National, and propose sinking the shaft 100 feet deeper. The ledge is from six to seven feet wide aud contains good milling ore. It is the purpose of the preset owners to put up a ten-stamp mill before long. The National mine, situated two miles this side of Graniteville, is owned by Mrs. D, R. McKillican of North Bloomfield. The machinery is run by water power, a Huntingtou mill . being used to crush the quartz. The ledge is sixteen feet wide at the bottom of the shaft, and the mine is paying well. Seventeen men are employed there. George Mainhart & Co., of Grass Valley, are running a tunnel on the old Erie mine, which was formerly owned and operated by Jake Holland. . Parties from San Francisco are making arrangements to work the California inine, and it is expected it will be started up before long. Considerable prospecting is going on around Graniteville and the outlook is good for a prosperdus season. ~1e0+ Ss On the Side of the Miners. The San Francisco Report has taken up the cause of the miners and is now a warm advocate of the resumption of It appears that the press and the people of San Francisco hydraulic mining. are beginning ‘to realize the unportant bearing bydraulic mining bas_ upon the business of the State, and are becoming in favor of the resumption of that industry. The Report influential journal and will prove a valuable aid to the miners. av is an Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening stren Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y, ** . ¥er Sores, Fetter; Chapped> Hands, ~ Chil= You don't need to continue dosing . tihuock'en’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Ttis -.aranteed to give perfect satisfac . Price 25 cents For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dri g ion ot money refunded. per bor Store. A MAIDEN dimpled, dainty, fair, * With hazel eyes and crumpled hair, Was asked what was the height of biles. She promptly answered, ‘‘Tisa kiss, Foley's Lilae de Perse leo Cream. } 5 taste just as surely as you have about right. 7 2S aS Provided that the kissers” won’t Negl. ct teeth-cleaning SOZODONT, —~+ 2 @e-o ——Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros. tf. 5 pee Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Boils according to Dr. King, an eminent authorSS ity “are generally .con=» nected with derangements of the liver and stomach.”* While the older Sarsapafillas contain potash which aggravates erup tions, Joy’s is peculiarly a stomach and bowel corrective, and is the only one that is eo, Its regulating influences cause boils to zy up and disappear almost immediately. A case in point: “I had boils break out on my neck. One bad bursted. I took Joy’s Vegetable SarsapaWilaand in a few days the ether boils had dried up. In the spring of 1890 I took one of the ether Sarsaparillas and the result was a wass of pimples. Hearing that Joy’s was fever and acted differently I used it this year with the above satisfactory results.” J. Newman, Alameda, Cal Formerly with the “Alta California,” 8. F. Robt. Walsh, with Wells Fargo & Co., and scores of San Franciseans réport the same experience. It avoids the use of the lance, JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilla As ig is the only Sarsaparilla that purifies the blood withont the ugly potash eruptiogd, tusiston Joy’s and don't take any othes, POR G4.8 By CARR BROS A fellow on sight if your Shoelooks If it don’t wear as well all right, as it looks—you lose him. WEBBER'S SHOES Look well and : wear well. The . » pricesare all right. Baby cried, YOU CAN.CATCH Nevata City's Handsomest. tablishment at Of Gold is supposed to be Con cealed at the Borror Of the Rainbow. We are all :AFTER p oe we Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. Also leave your orders for, Shakes and Wood. We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards. of Eastern Canada. . By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, é Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Etc., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of yoods at Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON, HAVF YOU EVER NOTICED How. Wella Suit of Clothes , Fits That is Sent Out of Our ' §tore ae on ee = the Workmanship ? Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED ‘The Prices on Our Custom Made Clothing? Do-You Know that We Sell High Grade Goods at prices that Are bound to please you? 4. More Clothing Other House in the. Cit And it is simply because Have the Goods and the Are Cheap. The Old Reliahia. It will appeal te and gratify your taste to be gratified and appealed to, . Gij== \ = = “To all probabilty, you will exclaim . — = BY) de JA promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just Begin to Get Rich _ HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED How’ Well it is Made up and finished? How perfctly it is HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The number of Suits that are Worn lately coming from Our Store? We are Selling than any BOOS AND SHOES, HATS, Ete. Everything Fresh-and New, atid of the Very Latest And the Only One Price Store in this city. Country orders will receive our best attention, . CARTER & JOHNSTON, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Tremendous Inducements oftered in Py During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. . We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender “and Black Chick and Lace Straw H its, ‘which we offer at just about ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozea Broad Brim Sailors, in black worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. : Sh. ————_____ & : WOODPECKER. \ THE = 7 a a An Honest Havana Cigar. Hand~ made Cuban Process. . BETTER THAN KEY Z eta Manufactured by (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, i NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. v ‘2 oo } Good as Imported. ». WEST ! FOR YouR FINE NEVLINM MTLLIVERY