September 18, 1891 (4 pages)

C3] a a ears a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT GALAVOT] l'S MURDERER he had crossed the Edwards bridge actoss CITY TRUSTEES. PERSONAL MENTION. HERE AND THERE. Stara oF Oo, Crrx oF Tourno,) ., . TBe Home Benett Lite Assssiation — : josie : —— . Lueas County, ‘5 ike Lonel i 1 . the South Yabs, he saw two men short Social and Other Notes About Peeple . A Brief Record of Various Matters of Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he dba rsd mua . Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. LET . a THURSDAY EV'NG, SEPT. 17, 18901. ee Prope usvally sympathise with the Czarina of Russia, considering her a frail little woman, always dreading the explosion of a bomb : but, contrary to public opinion, her Majesty is the bright star of Russian society, the leader of fashion and the helper of the poor, and it is a noted _saying that Dagmar is the happiest wife in St. Petersburg, as the Czar, unlike his . subjects, is a most devoted husband. oes = THe Cottonwood girls manage to stick apin somewhere in the waistband, which scratches the young fellow who puts his arm in the vicinity. If he observes.a motion to remove the pin, this is_an invitation to ‘‘squeeze me.” fi ‘i Tue latest novelty in agricultural imports into England is a consignment of watermelons from Cincinnati, sata aenmnemasnens fiz HaRDLy_a week passes but we are constantly surrounded by perils seen and : kerosene. a aaeeos Lonpon theaters issue something like 50,000 free passes every year. Pracricep hands can make from 1,. ee The Ofer Shadow Gambler Clarke,“ -. HE ELUDES THEIR VIGILANCE. —_— The Coroner’s Inquest —Mrs. Galavotti Bears Up Bravely. Sheriff Dunster and ex-City Marshal Neagle reached home at two o'clock this morning after sixteen hours’ hunt for the murderer of Superintendent Galavotti. From here they went direct to the scene of the killing on the South Yuba grade six and half miles above this city and found tracks of number eight or nine boots leading from the point on the hill where the shodter stood down’ to the road. Here they were met by parties who had come down from North Bloomfield and who gave them information that led them to hasten to that town. Upon arriving there they were notified that Geo. Clarke, a gambler who has maile Bloomdistance ahead of him. As he approached they dodged into the shadows at the side of the road, and he fully-expected to be stood up. They did not molest him, however. That is the mght that Clarke was abroad. ees Just after the Transcript had gone to press yesterday afternoon a telegram was received here from the Derbec Mining Company’s office in San Francisco saying that the company will pay $1,000 for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of Superintendent Galavotti. Silvia Galavotti, the victini of the as‘. sassin’s bullet, was the last remaining member of his family. He came to America whena mere boy from Paris, France, where he was born. When he reached manhood’s estate he farmed for awhile in Monterey county, and upon quitting that occupation went to Carson, Nevada, where for four: years he kept books for a mining company. Later he was similarly employed by ‘wholesale firms in Sacramento and San Francisco. From the latter city he came to this county and seven years ago the 24th of last month took the pusition of he has ever since managed with the greatest success. About the time he become superintendent of the Derbec he was-married at the church of Notre Dame in San Francisco to Miss Lucy Brease who survives him. Yesterday morning D. R. McKillican went to the mie to break the news of the the husband’s fate to his widow. She ience and welfare, that certain portions ot Superintendent of the Derbec Mine which . . The People For Macadam—An Ordin“gnoe—Bille Allowed. ‘The City Trustees held their regular monthly meeting last evening. The committee appointed to draft an ordinance providing for the macadamizing of streets submitted the form “of an ordinance, the principal points of which areasfollows: . Section 1. It is hereby established and declared necessary for the public convenstreets hereinafter designated (and which have been heretofore planked) shall be macadamized, and certain sewers herein specified shall be constructed and maintained. Section 2. The streets and parts thereof, herein referred to, are described as follows : Broad street, from the point where it is intersected by York street, to the point where it is intersected by thealley east o! the National Exchauge Hotel. Pine street from the north line of Spriny street to the north line of Commercial Commercial street from.the point wher¢ it intersects Pine street to the point where it intersects Main street. Main street from the point where it in tersects Commercial streetto the Iron Bridge which crosses Deer Creek. « Section 3. The said described portion of said streets shall be “constructed and macadamized with hard broken rock to the satisfaction of the street committee. The said macadam shall be 18 inches deep in the center of the street, and 10 inches deep on the sides, with a uniform 4 this morning from San Francisco and proOldand Young. Mayor Goodwin of You Bet is in town, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hilt is in town. A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield is in town, “~* Superintendent Callahan of the Eagle Bird mine came down today. G. A. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening from Oakland. Mrs. J. W. Ross, who has been visiting at Maybert, is in town en “route to Sacramento. Louis Bushell and J. K. Davidson of the Derbec mine spent last night at the eounty seat. Miss Cora Foy of Los Angeles went to Columbia Hill today to visitffher aunt, Mrs. A. L. Woodruff. Miss Aimee Orear and Messrs. W. H. and H. W. Orear, who have been visiting it Downieville, returned last night to San Francisco. Hy. Putnam, one of the Directors of the Derbec mining company, arrived here ceeded to the mine by private convey: ance. L. C. Bresse and E. A. Bresse, brothers to Mrs. S. Galavotti, arrived here this morning from San Francisco and returned tothe latter city with their sister when she went down on the ten. o'clock train, E. A. Bresse is private secretary toJames G. Fair. . f Prof. Granville F,. Foster, formerly principal of the Grass Valley High Scheol, has resigned his position in Stockton to— 4 Local Interest. is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. M. Rosenberg has let.a contract for. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City putting a large and handsome show win. of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, dow in the front of his store. and that said firm will pay thé sum of Frand Luckhardt, charged with stealONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ing some property from J. J. Ott, has been . and every case of Catarrh that cannot be given till Wednesday to plead. : cured by the use.of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. A fire alarm about 8 o'clock last evenFrank J. CHENEY. ing was caused by the burning out of a Sworn to before me and subscribed in chimney at the dwelling house of George . my presence, this 6th day of December, M. Hughes on Nevada street. A. D., 1886. The attachment laced upon personal) —— property of Pat Hall of the California {sxart brewery atGrass Valley to recover a} —— judgment secured by A. D. Mason has been released. The San Francisco Post took yesterday's Nevada City dispatches about the Galavotti murder and embellished them with imaginary statements to such an extent as to entirely destroy their value as a reliable record of the circumstances. The official visit of High Chief Ranger Case and Chief Secretary Bremer to Court Pride of Grass Valley, A. O. F. of A., Wednesday evening, was a very. interestaes ingevent. The Tidings “sdys: “High The Home Benefit Life Association Chief Secretary Bremer will return shortHas Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in ly to institute a Junior Court, the memLosses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which bership to vomprise boys from 12 to 18] has been paid to people you know, years of age. ‘This Court will be in the nature of a preparatory school.” OEE, RPTL NE LEED, The Home Benefit Life Association The East India cure for these awful A. W. GLEason, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cueyxy & Co., Toledo, O. #@ Sold by Druggists, 75c. The Lightning Fruit Jar Is generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaw are: the sole agents at Nevada City. tf A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. ‘Titk most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice‘Cream Soda Water. tf: B=4 Try. “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. © tf Prits often leave a person constipated, Simmons Liver Regulator never does. For ‘these complainte-take Simmone® tearand prevents any of the above poison trom getting in the system, or, if there uready it will drive them out, no mattes tow strongly rooted or long-standing, and pos og again have good health and be Have you a pain in the side, I ander the aeaclter-binde ? It poy ge othen matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Does your heart throb violenth gusual exertion or excitement ? geart disease, but indigestion. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. . aftes t is not Sella Insurance at Actual Cost. habits can be given without the patient's <0 knowledge, and is the only known specific Ick Cream Sopa Water at Carr Bro’s. for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the Drug Store. least de gree ; manufactured by the Emer “As a matter of conceived duty to humani wish to bear my testimony to the wnfaili Ad @ Simmons Liver Regulator. If peo > waly know what a splendid medicine it is, t \d be many.a physician without a patient many an interminable doctor's bill saved, I com e s manifested aremarkable degzee of bravtake charge of the High Sch i. . — vo : Neck ‘ : tider it infallible in malarial infec iain pers poi day, field his home for five years, had left/ery. She divined that her protector, had . slope or grade from center to sitles. aah ogee Coda aan ines oAitlecaid es onan st Cal., i sale many years, been perfect physical wreck fem @ Tux broad gauge will cease to exist in . 20? about dark the evening before the. been killed before the whole. story had. Section 4. Sewers shall be made and -organized according to the new school Cc t h Clty aes fy ea a pon wel hoor geet pod ae ugrow’ Great Britain in May, 1892. killing and had-not returned till noon of . been disclosed to her—even when she had . constructed on both sides of each street, : ; satel : a arr ae vj pe eo J.P." Jones, of this ty, I iad ; : . law. The high school district comprises : 0-0 O4— . despaired of ever being a well woman again, yesterday. Constable Penrose had gone or section of street, whenever the same Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. . } The Policy of The . Simmons Liver Regulator was recommended t¢ DO ee beenaply told that he was very badly sixteen districts, including the towns of . me, I tried it; it helped me, and it is the only In France they use electricity to kill] to the house where Clarke and his wife}. cnet"? ; : How ; hurt. ‘He was so brave and true!” she shall be macadamized. Antiooh. “Brentwood a * Hence the proper method by which to cure . HOME Benerir Lire AssoctaTion is wonthing tha i wot : F f . 2 nd Bryots Prof. : ng that ever did me any good, I red is gants, flies and other pests. ave been living with’ Mr. and Mrs. cried. ‘I, know they had to kill him to] The sewers shall be made of wood oF} po story salary is $1800 me 43 ig gives catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many . derfully brief, simple and absolutely deuse and I am now in perfect hele. Tk ee ee A Srv. Lovrs Chinaman sells two glasse of soda water for a nickel, ———————_—_—_E—— Now Goods at Rosenberg’s. Rosenberg Bros. of the Palace Dry Goods Store have just opened a large and Walters, the aged paremts of Mrs. Clarke, just as Clarke returned from his mysterius trip, and found him travel stained and weary. . Clarke was washing his face and hands and his wife had evidently just been telling him about the murder, for as Penrose stepped into thé house Clarke reget the bullion,” When finally told how the bullion was saved, but that he had been shot down without warning, she asked, ‘‘Why, oh'why, didn’t the base cowards give.him a chance to defend himself?” .Galavotti was indeed a_biave man, He -was also cautious and_-his-:murfour (4) inches wide at the bottom, and— cement, or rock and cement, at the op: tion of the owner of the adjacent lot. The dimensions of each sewer shall be inches wide at the top, with flaring sides, The sides shall be 10 inches in height next#to the sidewalk, and 12 inches high ill and complete direction of the affairs of the school. SS REN TR OR cnn rn Ir you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hyod’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis: or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely . ===" removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly: improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla void of all technicalities, Sa Your Be your medicine cured me and I always keep itasa feliable ‘stand by’ in my family,"— Marne Rar. Camden, Ala. 4 — st Girl will look with fa¥or very fine line of new goods including the . narked, ‘So they shot him-. through the . derer seem to have realized that the onl} . next to the street. ‘ i ; : “ : . ‘ , ’ e : of its peculiar combination, proportio I suffered three years with catarrh, and nS . latest fall and winter styles. This store . aead, did they? , . safe way to attack him was by the dasWhen made of wood, two-inch lumber] 14 Bers nse melts pied my general health was poor in conseUn your hopes if you send her some is the center of attraction for ladies dur. When Clarke got home Penrose detail-. tardly method pursue :; shall be ised. ‘ 2: : I quenee. When I too! Hood's Sarsuparilia Of our ing these pleasant days. aug15-tf. le Found, A gold quartz cuff button in a stripe. cuff. Can berecovered by applying & this offive and paying for advertise. ment, augl§-tf. Auction of Accounts. Notice-is.hereby.given that.on Fripay, SupremBeEr 25th, 1891, I willsell at pub lic auction all of the unsettled account of the late firm of WeisenBuRGeR Bros., to.the highest bidder. _3.On Friday evening, September 24th, . 1891, a list of allthe unsettled accounts will be published in the Damy ‘TranSCRIPT.Notice is further given, that all parties ‘knowing themselves indebted to the said firm can settle the same on or before the time‘of said sale to Wa, H. Smiru, Commercial atreet, Nevada City, whois authorized to collect and receipt for the ne. R. P. Sracner, > Assignee of Weisenburger Bros, Nevada City, Sept. 14, 1891. jeanne Insure. in the Home Benevir Lire Assocration. tp aes ice! Ice! ‘ — The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, .or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf Se nia ann’ Dyspersta in all its forms is, ‘not only relieved but cured hy Simmons Liver Regulator. ET nena ee 6 eee ee Look. Sharp IF you find your meats poorly seasoned pastry tasteless-tea v or coffee badexamine the kitchen. You know SCHILLING’S BEST are the most. reliable of all culinary supplies-you intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand. Thenunsatisfactory meals. Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no substitute. It will save much annoyance. { CHILLING’S BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than poorer goods, but ed men to back-track him from the house, and a few hours later they returned with “che intelligence that they had found footprints of the same size as his along the orail leaditig from his house to the South Yuba in the vicinity of the killing. By suggestion of Marshal * Neagle men were set. to-watch the house, being _instructed if they saw Clarke make a move to immediately notify the office's who were in waiting near by for developments. While this watch was being maintained old Mr, Walters went up town and thero heard of the suspicions entertained against his son-in-law. Returning to the house he found Clarke at the supper table and} said: ; “George, they are talking up town about you being the man who killed Galaand face them.” “I am innocent,” said’ Clarke, ‘‘and I will go immediately.” The body was taken to San Francisco today for burial, leaving om the forenoon train, Mrs. Galavotii, who reached here about dark last night with Mr. and Mrs. D. R, MeKillican of North Bloomfield, accompanied it-on the sad journey, Theodore Wetzel, Jr., who: was Mr. Galavotti’s right hand man at the mine, has taken general charge of the property pending the ap, ointment of a successor to the superintendent.-—— wees At the coroner’s inquest held last evening Jay Ostrom testified in accordance with the facts as published in yesterday's Transcariet, having nothing new to relate: —G;-F,-Hendricka-of-Columbia-Hill gave evidence of finding Galavotti’s hat and gun in the road when he drove along shortly after the killing. Dr. Hunt, who . made the post mortem, testified that the Section 5. All rock used in macadamizing the streets before mentioned shall be small enough to pass through-a_ ring three inches in diameter, and all rock within six inches of the surface shall be small enough to pass through a ring two inches in diameter, and shall be laid to the satisfaction of the standing Street} Committee of the Board. Section 6. Any Section or portion of any-street,-or-part.of street herein named . on which the planking 18 in good repair, may be allowed to remain in its present condition, until by wear, it is deemed necessary by the Street Committee, that ‘the same shall be replaced by macadam. ized road as provided in this ordinance. Upon receiving oral notice from the said committee, (or from the City Marshal at the request of said committee) the bullet entered the face below the left nostril, fractured the upper jaw, broke the lower jaw in two places, and was then deHe put on his coat and went out of the back door. The guard did not see him leave, but when Constable Penrose went to the house later in the evening to see ifeverything waa all right Clarke had disappeared and nobody knew his whereabouts. Armed men started out in different directions to get trace of him if possible, but when Dunster and Neagle started home at ten o’clock they had not been heard from, Clarke has the reputation of being an expert rifle shot and afraid of neither man nor devil, and when news of the shooting reached North Bloomfield his general'reputation in the community had led to the common enquiry, ‘*Where’s Clarke ?” Clarke has a mining location in a sequestered spot near Missouri Kar four miles from North Bloomfield and recently he built a gold melting . furnace there saying he wanted to work rich specimens which he found from time to tim2. Asthe claim has never been known to ace has caused that move to be viewed with mistrast from the first. The suspected man formerly lived in Idaho and his ‘neighbors say that his departure from there was hastened for some reason, He was seen in this city on Tuesday, and stated that he had just returned from atrip to Sacramento, He walked to North Bloomfield that night. Clarke may be the most unjustly suspected man in the world, but he has not helped to inspire confidence in himself by his sudden and unexplained disappearin and do his best to help them clear up the bloody mystery. active man acquainted with the country could cover the distance inside of two hours. ° _ ON THE TRAIL, This afternoon’s stage from North Bloomfield brought the following additional facts + The tracks of a man wearing nail boots have been traced from the China garden yield any gold, the building of the furn. * flected backward, fracturing the spinal column and cutting the spinal cord, causing instant death. The bullet also severed one of the vertebral arteries which would alse be a faialwound, The bullet was lodgéd in the muscles just below the back of the neck and between the shoulder blades.’ It could be felt from the .outside. When cut outit was found to be battered out of shape by contact with the bones. ——————EE Fresh Fish. Every Thursday evening all kinds of fresh fish will be received at M. ‘renberth’s fruit and vegetable store on Broad street. Come early and take ‘your firat choice. al4-lw “* AppErrre and sleep may beimproved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, For sale by Carr Bros. SS end Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind goto Henry Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable. tf ———_—_+ 090-2 It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benevit Lire AssocraTion and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. Eee 8 Ajmost Crazy With headache and yet immediate and comple relief was obtained by using Cephaline, the latest and greatest headBros. and W. D. Vinton. Doctor prescribed: Castoria EE HOTEL ARRIVALS. — National Exchange. J. H. Hall, Oakland, E. Pond, San Francisco, E. O’Brien, je Bird Mine, owner of any or occupant’ of any lot or lots fronting on said street, or any part thereuf, shall replace the planking by the macadamized road and s&werj herein described, from the edge of the sidewalk to the center of the street, fronting on said lot or lots. bas Any person or peraons failing to comply with any provision of this ordinance shall incur the penalty, liability and forfeiture provided for in the street ordinances of the city, and the City Charter, for failure to repair, construct, grade, pave or improve any street oposite his premises, and upon his failure to do 80 the Board of Trustees shall proceed as provided by law. Section 7, Ordinance No. 36 (Old No, 15) providing for the planking of the streets herein named, inso tar as it conflicts with the provisions of this ordinance is hereby repealed. After it was read citizens present were invited to express themselves on the subject, Wm. Wolf thought that macadam was a nuisance—muddy in winter and dusty in summer. 5! C, J. Leutje expressed himself as strongly in favor of macadamizing. He made some very sensible and logical remarks. : Frank Aumer said he didn’t care what was used, but wanted the street committee to look after their business better than they have been doing. A. Lademan wanted the planks removed as fast as they wear out. E. J. Rector said he was in favor of to any other article of the kind. epee Seeennine Liver Regulator, mind, is not an experiment. ed by thousanda. SIMMONS bear in It is endorslagi French Tansy Wafers. The waters area sure -andsafe-speeifie for all kinds of female troubles and will, remove all-obstruetions tothe monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every womay,needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal, For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf Rice eae Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. > I:found I had the sight remedy. The catarrh is ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y, ’ Cures Catarrh *« ] had vatarrli ile years, and suffered terribly with it. sseangh ce kel <n J ke eo Neatly arranged in a handsome box take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the eatarrh . ier aftr T began wt 2r-pasket, . hey are irresistibly deeae troubled me less, after taking three bottles t was entirely. cured,” JANE --HINEY, ~ Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Sold by drugyists. gl; six for #5, Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell; Mana, 100 Doses One Dollar Absolutely Pure. A Cream af Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— The Derbec Mining Con pany has authorized me to offer a reward of Tue Surrktor Canpy Factory. (J. M. Foley, Prop'r), -+3-Commercial-st.,.Nevada City. . ‘lt You Want Fine Wall Pager = At Nevada City. ' IF YOU DO APPLY TO THE CHAMPION OF CHEAPNESS ! Yeo's Boe Hive Gras Vale, $1000 Murdered Silvia Galavot, Latest U. 8, Government Food Report. Boy Wanted To Learn the Printing Business. ° Apply at the ~~ Dividend Notioe. T a meeting of the Board of Directors macadamizing, but thought that where the present planking is good it should be permitted to remain till worn out. ’ G. J. Schmidt’s views were similar to The further consideration of the matter was postponed till next Wednesday evenAshma. $1.50, John Holbrook $10, Paul Coutard $1.50, J. H. Gray $16.75, John F. Cilly $3.50, E. A. York $26, Thos, Nilon 75 cents. ; Brown & Calkins, , printing, $26.50. Nevada Gas Co., gas, $52.80. M. L. & D, Marsh, lumber, $15.86. E. O. Tompkias, sa'ary, $50. R. Locklin, salary, $60, Pennsylvania Engine Co., $42.15. ° of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. 7th, 1891, a dividend ale 43) of fifty cents per share was declared payable on and after Sept. 10th, 1891. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. / The Superintendent of the . Which were recently purchased of Azurea Derbec Mine, on the, morning of Sept, 17th, 1891, on the road between N. Bloom— field and this city. : _ Frank T,.Niton, District Attorney. Nevada City, Sept. 18. a and Hanging Same. JOHN DELBRIDGE and. is prepared to make : BOOTS AND SHOES to order, and the . est of satisfaction will be guaranteed. da? Repairing of Boots and Shoes a apéeialty. All work entrusted to me will be faithfully and promptly payforined at the loweat living rates, Give a call, a27 Fine Carpets $24.55 for every hundred doll York Official Report: No other Company Gan show such a record . Look at the following statement. first, second and fourth calumns are taken from the New Largest and Most Elegant ars paid in premiums.’ Has just The figures in the The People of Nevada City.will.have Bargains equal to purchase! . (ae Send Postal Card and We Will Call on you With Sample Books and Contract for Paper For the apprehension of the . ‘ @ party or parties who ; ) \ é LUG \ OF THE MOST ELEGANT PATTERNS & Daken, San Jose, Cal., at FIFTY PER CENT ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH. camctactnelR] eit Wall Papot at T to 15 cents a Rol! Borders, Corners and Centers at Half Prices. a Specialty . GRASS VALEIFTY. ance last night. Assuming that he is in. Mr. Reetor’s. : i acheremedy known, A statement coni Bea rome oem ee ae » a . nocentt of the crime, he should not only Wes alk ee John Mitten also favored macadamiz—— 2, = face his accusing fellow citizens, but turn Agena vy honsands, Far ane 7 ing the streets. . { \l { . } . { Sco S iT) po V7 @5 Wh MUU DEM, It is between six and seven miles by @ Baby cried, ing. ee lonely trail from North Bloomfield to the e The following bills were ordered ’ aoe ; =} spot where Galavotti_was killed, and_an Mother sighed, paid: By its management it has made for policy-holders, after paying all expenses, a=} Tt. ; MDVD Ee . Labor—W. J, Organ: $63.75, W. D. = i received the Giver Regulator. It keeps the stomach’ — they do more-do it better-they back of Clarke’s house down to the South C. Phelps, Phelps Hill, : A " pee Total ‘Total Met Gain . B . : prove themselves the best and the .} Yuba river at New York Bar. At the p. “ le ng hoodia Nevada Hose Co., $10. ; Company. Paid’ to held for Paid “by poe Prine hs pa are ‘ane Stock of Clothing ents cheapest. We guarantee it-now . Bar the boots were apparently changed. John Barrett, San Franci Orie-half cost of changing hydrant in Policy. Polieyheld for . from . miumsaf-. of : > Srp. test it yourself at once for light shoes and the tracks of shoes J. Ostrom, North Hloomfold front of National Ho‘el, $7.50. . holders., . holders. Policy Policyter pay: . gain aa Co y rei ve eons vide of the river where. DRMcKillican & wf., ao The Board adjouraed till Wednesday Holders . holders. . ing all . to ° . ; . Sewiege Beet eect teks som) kee ON . . e oe . Eyynishinge Goods, etc., : track, one leading in each direction. H. GC. Jagges,' San Francisco, : ; ; def er ot ie wade aE no wonmnsg sliet pre iin pig Loa Angeles, See Ns — one ck Mutual. 145,835,390 58,741,243 '204,576,638 104,258,948 Tae 24.85 ne ; ° found this morning on the Relie ag a PES lve Especially infants, ia prevalent more or. Mut’al Benefit.112,911,500 46,007,422 169,908,922 182.813,424 27,005,498 20.40 ever bro ht to this or road near MeKillican’s powder houses!) fy’ ay aie and son, Derbeo, less at all times, but is largely: avoided . AStna..> 74,404,878 35,993,002 110,397,880. 94,259.906 16,141,884 17.13 . mile east of North Bloomfield. ‘. J. K. Davidson do by giving proper nourishment and whole-. N. E. Mutual. “0,284,775 21,015,948 71,300,723 61,325,476 9,975,247 16,27 ; : en, ecoposition is that Clarke fled last. ‘Mins Annie Or-ar, Downieville, — teak ie tons ai anne, . Mutual Life.004, 655,147 146,404,180 401,149,827 388,741,338 62,407,969 16.05 . \ — as al wae Ue one ‘The most mocessful and 6° . Northwestern.,.52,799,600 42,838,260 95,137,800 84,050, 801 10,278,000 12.51 : ee hit eM Lae whores] Wl os Ser ipa Oh ii [Ree ge ae es Hee teen gaNy OLher COUNDY. was ait ‘ % our ew Yor! else, ’ 410,00, ’ * y ’ ’ Ne is a Willie Thomas Glare City, Fiquitable, .».143,604,281 116,887,786 260,482,067 261,768,842 -1,286,775 -.49 s fee brother Bob is engaged in prospecting. C. Calliot, Grass Valley, gad druggist keep it. tf : E. 8.-Piper, Pleasant Valley, ag niet : ¢ —s Bes ; Wodnesday evening shortly after dark . Fete rluon, ‘North Bloomfield, as John Frandy was driving loaded! Chas, H. Briott, Obloago Park, ; From 60 and 75 centa to only 25 cents, F Prices the Lowest: : : eR iy ane % . rseen toColumbia Hil, and shorty after . A, MoLallan _ [at Mes Lester & Crawford's, al4-tf : ‘ Agent, Nevada City. i 7 si — i Se : 3 eed ; “ ‘ =: 4 ‘

C3] a a ears a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT GALAVOT] l'S MURDERER he had crossed the Edwards bridge actoss CITY TRUSTEES. PERSONAL MENTION. HERE AND THERE. Stara oF Oo, Crrx oF Tourno,) ., . TBe Home Benett Lite Assssiation — : josie : —— . Lueas County, ‘5 ike Lonel i 1 . the South Yabs, he saw two men short Social and Other Notes About Peeple . A Brief Record of Various Matters of Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he dba rsd mua . Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. LET . a THURSDAY EV'NG, SEPT. 17, 18901. ee Prope usvally sympathise with the Czarina of Russia, considering her a frail little woman, always dreading the explosion of a bomb : but, contrary to public opinion, her Majesty is the bright star of Russian society, the leader of fashion and the helper of the poor, and it is a noted _saying that Dagmar is the happiest wife in St. Petersburg, as the Czar, unlike his . subjects, is a most devoted husband. oes = THe Cottonwood girls manage to stick apin somewhere in the waistband, which scratches the young fellow who puts his arm in the vicinity. If he observes.a motion to remove the pin, this is_an invitation to ‘‘squeeze me.” fi ‘i Tue latest novelty in agricultural imports into England is a consignment of watermelons from Cincinnati, sata aenmnemasnens fiz HaRDLy_a week passes but we are constantly surrounded by perils seen and : kerosene. a aaeeos Lonpon theaters issue something like 50,000 free passes every year. Pracricep hands can make from 1,. ee The Ofer Shadow Gambler Clarke,“ -. HE ELUDES THEIR VIGILANCE. —_— The Coroner’s Inquest —Mrs. Galavotti Bears Up Bravely. Sheriff Dunster and ex-City Marshal Neagle reached home at two o'clock this morning after sixteen hours’ hunt for the murderer of Superintendent Galavotti. From here they went direct to the scene of the killing on the South Yuba grade six and half miles above this city and found tracks of number eight or nine boots leading from the point on the hill where the shodter stood down’ to the road. Here they were met by parties who had come down from North Bloomfield and who gave them information that led them to hasten to that town. Upon arriving there they were notified that Geo. Clarke, a gambler who has maile Bloomdistance ahead of him. As he approached they dodged into the shadows at the side of the road, and he fully-expected to be stood up. They did not molest him, however. That is the mght that Clarke was abroad. ees Just after the Transcript had gone to press yesterday afternoon a telegram was received here from the Derbec Mining Company’s office in San Francisco saying that the company will pay $1,000 for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of Superintendent Galavotti. Silvia Galavotti, the victini of the as‘. sassin’s bullet, was the last remaining member of his family. He came to America whena mere boy from Paris, France, where he was born. When he reached manhood’s estate he farmed for awhile in Monterey county, and upon quitting that occupation went to Carson, Nevada, where for four: years he kept books for a mining company. Later he was similarly employed by ‘wholesale firms in Sacramento and San Francisco. From the latter city he came to this county and seven years ago the 24th of last month took the pusition of he has ever since managed with the greatest success. About the time he become superintendent of the Derbec he was-married at the church of Notre Dame in San Francisco to Miss Lucy Brease who survives him. Yesterday morning D. R. McKillican went to the mie to break the news of the the husband’s fate to his widow. She ience and welfare, that certain portions ot Superintendent of the Derbec Mine which . . The People For Macadam—An Ordin“gnoe—Bille Allowed. ‘The City Trustees held their regular monthly meeting last evening. The committee appointed to draft an ordinance providing for the macadamizing of streets submitted the form “of an ordinance, the principal points of which areasfollows: . Section 1. It is hereby established and declared necessary for the public convenstreets hereinafter designated (and which have been heretofore planked) shall be macadamized, and certain sewers herein specified shall be constructed and maintained. Section 2. The streets and parts thereof, herein referred to, are described as follows : Broad street, from the point where it is intersected by York street, to the point where it is intersected by thealley east o! the National Exchauge Hotel. Pine street from the north line of Spriny street to the north line of Commercial Commercial street from.the point wher¢ it intersects Pine street to the point where it intersects Main street. Main street from the point where it in tersects Commercial streetto the Iron Bridge which crosses Deer Creek. « Section 3. The said described portion of said streets shall be “constructed and macadamized with hard broken rock to the satisfaction of the street committee. The said macadam shall be 18 inches deep in the center of the street, and 10 inches deep on the sides, with a uniform 4 this morning from San Francisco and proOldand Young. Mayor Goodwin of You Bet is in town, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hilt is in town. A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield is in town, “~* Superintendent Callahan of the Eagle Bird mine came down today. G. A. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening from Oakland. Mrs. J. W. Ross, who has been visiting at Maybert, is in town en “route to Sacramento. Louis Bushell and J. K. Davidson of the Derbec mine spent last night at the eounty seat. Miss Cora Foy of Los Angeles went to Columbia Hill today to visitffher aunt, Mrs. A. L. Woodruff. Miss Aimee Orear and Messrs. W. H. and H. W. Orear, who have been visiting it Downieville, returned last night to San Francisco. Hy. Putnam, one of the Directors of the Derbec mining company, arrived here ceeded to the mine by private convey: ance. L. C. Bresse and E. A. Bresse, brothers to Mrs. S. Galavotti, arrived here this morning from San Francisco and returned tothe latter city with their sister when she went down on the ten. o'clock train, E. A. Bresse is private secretary toJames G. Fair. . f Prof. Granville F,. Foster, formerly principal of the Grass Valley High Scheol, has resigned his position in Stockton to— 4 Local Interest. is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. M. Rosenberg has let.a contract for. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City putting a large and handsome show win. of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, dow in the front of his store. and that said firm will pay thé sum of Frand Luckhardt, charged with stealONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ing some property from J. J. Ott, has been . and every case of Catarrh that cannot be given till Wednesday to plead. : cured by the use.of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. A fire alarm about 8 o'clock last evenFrank J. CHENEY. ing was caused by the burning out of a Sworn to before me and subscribed in chimney at the dwelling house of George . my presence, this 6th day of December, M. Hughes on Nevada street. A. D., 1886. The attachment laced upon personal) —— property of Pat Hall of the California {sxart brewery atGrass Valley to recover a} —— judgment secured by A. D. Mason has been released. The San Francisco Post took yesterday's Nevada City dispatches about the Galavotti murder and embellished them with imaginary statements to such an extent as to entirely destroy their value as a reliable record of the circumstances. The official visit of High Chief Ranger Case and Chief Secretary Bremer to Court Pride of Grass Valley, A. O. F. of A., Wednesday evening, was a very. interestaes ingevent. The Tidings “sdys: “High The Home Benefit Life Association Chief Secretary Bremer will return shortHas Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in ly to institute a Junior Court, the memLosses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which bership to vomprise boys from 12 to 18] has been paid to people you know, years of age. ‘This Court will be in the nature of a preparatory school.” OEE, RPTL NE LEED, The Home Benefit Life Association The East India cure for these awful A. W. GLEason, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cueyxy & Co., Toledo, O. #@ Sold by Druggists, 75c. The Lightning Fruit Jar Is generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaw are: the sole agents at Nevada City. tf A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. ‘Titk most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice‘Cream Soda Water. tf: B=4 Try. “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. © tf Prits often leave a person constipated, Simmons Liver Regulator never does. For ‘these complainte-take Simmone® tearand prevents any of the above poison trom getting in the system, or, if there uready it will drive them out, no mattes tow strongly rooted or long-standing, and pos og again have good health and be Have you a pain in the side, I ander the aeaclter-binde ? It poy ge othen matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Does your heart throb violenth gusual exertion or excitement ? geart disease, but indigestion. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. . aftes t is not Sella Insurance at Actual Cost. habits can be given without the patient's <0 knowledge, and is the only known specific Ick Cream Sopa Water at Carr Bro’s. for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the Drug Store. least de gree ; manufactured by the Emer “As a matter of conceived duty to humani wish to bear my testimony to the wnfaili Ad @ Simmons Liver Regulator. If peo > waly know what a splendid medicine it is, t \d be many.a physician without a patient many an interminable doctor's bill saved, I com e s manifested aremarkable degzee of bravtake charge of the High Sch i. . — vo : Neck ‘ : tider it infallible in malarial infec iain pers poi day, field his home for five years, had left/ery. She divined that her protector, had . slope or grade from center to sitles. aah ogee Coda aan ines oAitlecaid es onan st Cal., i sale many years, been perfect physical wreck fem @ Tux broad gauge will cease to exist in . 20? about dark the evening before the. been killed before the whole. story had. Section 4. Sewers shall be made and -organized according to the new school Cc t h Clty aes fy ea a pon wel hoor geet pod ae ugrow’ Great Britain in May, 1892. killing and had-not returned till noon of . been disclosed to her—even when she had . constructed on both sides of each street, : ; satel : a arr ae vj pe eo J.P." Jones, of this ty, I iad ; : . law. The high school district comprises : 0-0 O4— . despaired of ever being a well woman again, yesterday. Constable Penrose had gone or section of street, whenever the same Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. . } The Policy of The . Simmons Liver Regulator was recommended t¢ DO ee beenaply told that he was very badly sixteen districts, including the towns of . me, I tried it; it helped me, and it is the only In France they use electricity to kill] to the house where Clarke and his wife}. cnet"? ; : How ; hurt. ‘He was so brave and true!” she shall be macadamized. Antiooh. “Brentwood a * Hence the proper method by which to cure . HOME Benerir Lire AssoctaTion is wonthing tha i wot : F f . 2 nd Bryots Prof. : ng that ever did me any good, I red is gants, flies and other pests. ave been living with’ Mr. and Mrs. cried. ‘I, know they had to kill him to] The sewers shall be made of wood oF} po story salary is $1800 me 43 ig gives catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many . derfully brief, simple and absolutely deuse and I am now in perfect hele. Tk ee ee A Srv. Lovrs Chinaman sells two glasse of soda water for a nickel, ———————_—_—_E—— Now Goods at Rosenberg’s. Rosenberg Bros. of the Palace Dry Goods Store have just opened a large and Walters, the aged paremts of Mrs. Clarke, just as Clarke returned from his mysterius trip, and found him travel stained and weary. . Clarke was washing his face and hands and his wife had evidently just been telling him about the murder, for as Penrose stepped into thé house Clarke reget the bullion,” When finally told how the bullion was saved, but that he had been shot down without warning, she asked, ‘‘Why, oh'why, didn’t the base cowards give.him a chance to defend himself?” .Galavotti was indeed a_biave man, He -was also cautious and_-his-:murfour (4) inches wide at the bottom, and— cement, or rock and cement, at the op: tion of the owner of the adjacent lot. The dimensions of each sewer shall be inches wide at the top, with flaring sides, The sides shall be 10 inches in height next#to the sidewalk, and 12 inches high ill and complete direction of the affairs of the school. SS REN TR OR cnn rn Ir you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hyod’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis: or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely . ===" removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly: improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla void of all technicalities, Sa Your Be your medicine cured me and I always keep itasa feliable ‘stand by’ in my family,"— Marne Rar. Camden, Ala. 4 — st Girl will look with fa¥or very fine line of new goods including the . narked, ‘So they shot him-. through the . derer seem to have realized that the onl} . next to the street. ‘ i ; : “ : . ‘ , ’ e : of its peculiar combination, proportio I suffered three years with catarrh, and nS . latest fall and winter styles. This store . aead, did they? , . safe way to attack him was by the dasWhen made of wood, two-inch lumber] 14 Bers nse melts pied my general health was poor in conseUn your hopes if you send her some is the center of attraction for ladies dur. When Clarke got home Penrose detail-. tardly method pursue :; shall be ised. ‘ 2: : I quenee. When I too! Hood's Sarsuparilia Of our ing these pleasant days. aug15-tf. le Found, A gold quartz cuff button in a stripe. cuff. Can berecovered by applying & this offive and paying for advertise. ment, augl§-tf. Auction of Accounts. Notice-is.hereby.given that.on Fripay, SupremBeEr 25th, 1891, I willsell at pub lic auction all of the unsettled account of the late firm of WeisenBuRGeR Bros., to.the highest bidder. _3.On Friday evening, September 24th, . 1891, a list of allthe unsettled accounts will be published in the Damy ‘TranSCRIPT.Notice is further given, that all parties ‘knowing themselves indebted to the said firm can settle the same on or before the time‘of said sale to Wa, H. Smiru, Commercial atreet, Nevada City, whois authorized to collect and receipt for the ne. R. P. Sracner, > Assignee of Weisenburger Bros, Nevada City, Sept. 14, 1891. jeanne Insure. in the Home Benevir Lire Assocration. tp aes ice! Ice! ‘ — The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, .or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf Se nia ann’ Dyspersta in all its forms is, ‘not only relieved but cured hy Simmons Liver Regulator. ET nena ee 6 eee ee

Look. Sharp IF you find your meats poorly seasoned pastry tasteless-tea v or coffee badexamine the kitchen. You know SCHILLING’S BEST are the most. reliable of all culinary supplies-you intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand. Thenunsatisfactory meals. Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no substitute. It will save much annoyance. { CHILLING’S BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than poorer goods, but ed men to back-track him from the house, and a few hours later they returned with “che intelligence that they had found footprints of the same size as his along the orail leaditig from his house to the South Yuba in the vicinity of the killing. By suggestion of Marshal * Neagle men were set. to-watch the house, being _instructed if they saw Clarke make a move to immediately notify the office's who were in waiting near by for developments. While this watch was being maintained old Mr, Walters went up town and thero heard of the suspicions entertained against his son-in-law. Returning to the house he found Clarke at the supper table and} said: ; “George, they are talking up town about you being the man who killed Galaand face them.” “I am innocent,” said’ Clarke, ‘‘and I will go immediately.” The body was taken to San Francisco today for burial, leaving om the forenoon train, Mrs. Galavotii, who reached here about dark last night with Mr. and Mrs. D. R, MeKillican of North Bloomfield, accompanied it-on the sad journey, Theodore Wetzel, Jr., who: was Mr. Galavotti’s right hand man at the mine, has taken general charge of the property pending the ap, ointment of a successor to the superintendent.-—— wees At the coroner’s inquest held last evening Jay Ostrom testified in accordance with the facts as published in yesterday's Transcariet, having nothing new to relate: —G;-F,-Hendricka-of-Columbia-Hill gave evidence of finding Galavotti’s hat and gun in the road when he drove along shortly after the killing. Dr. Hunt, who . made the post mortem, testified that the Section 5. All rock used in macadamizing the streets before mentioned shall be small enough to pass through-a_ ring three inches in diameter, and all rock within six inches of the surface shall be small enough to pass through a ring two inches in diameter, and shall be laid to the satisfaction of the standing Street} Committee of the Board. Section 6. Any Section or portion of any-street,-or-part.of street herein named . on which the planking 18 in good repair, may be allowed to remain in its present condition, until by wear, it is deemed necessary by the Street Committee, that ‘the same shall be replaced by macadam. ized road as provided in this ordinance. Upon receiving oral notice from the said committee, (or from the City Marshal at the request of said committee) the bullet entered the face below the left nostril, fractured the upper jaw, broke the lower jaw in two places, and was then deHe put on his coat and went out of the back door. The guard did not see him leave, but when Constable Penrose went to the house later in the evening to see ifeverything waa all right Clarke had disappeared and nobody knew his whereabouts. Armed men started out in different directions to get trace of him if possible, but when Dunster and Neagle started home at ten o’clock they had not been heard from, Clarke has the reputation of being an expert rifle shot and afraid of neither man nor devil, and when news of the shooting reached North Bloomfield his general'reputation in the community had led to the common enquiry, ‘*Where’s Clarke ?” Clarke has a mining location in a sequestered spot near Missouri Kar four miles from North Bloomfield and recently he built a gold melting . furnace there saying he wanted to work rich specimens which he found from time to tim2. Asthe claim has never been known to ace has caused that move to be viewed with mistrast from the first. The suspected man formerly lived in Idaho and his ‘neighbors say that his departure from there was hastened for some reason, He was seen in this city on Tuesday, and stated that he had just returned from atrip to Sacramento, He walked to North Bloomfield that night. Clarke may be the most unjustly suspected man in the world, but he has not helped to inspire confidence in himself by his sudden and unexplained disappearin and do his best to help them clear up the bloody mystery. active man acquainted with the country could cover the distance inside of two hours. ° _ ON THE TRAIL, This afternoon’s stage from North Bloomfield brought the following additional facts + The tracks of a man wearing nail boots have been traced from the China garden yield any gold, the building of the furn. * flected backward, fracturing the spinal column and cutting the spinal cord, causing instant death. The bullet also severed one of the vertebral arteries which would alse be a faialwound, The bullet was lodgéd in the muscles just below the back of the neck and between the shoulder blades.’ It could be felt from the .outside. When cut outit was found to be battered out of shape by contact with the bones. ——————EE Fresh Fish. Every Thursday evening all kinds of fresh fish will be received at M. ‘renberth’s fruit and vegetable store on Broad street. Come early and take ‘your firat choice. al4-lw “* AppErrre and sleep may beimproved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, For sale by Carr Bros. SS end Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind goto Henry Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable. tf ———_—_+ 090-2 It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benevit Lire AssocraTion and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. Eee 8 Ajmost Crazy With headache and yet immediate and comple relief was obtained by using Cephaline, the latest and greatest headBros. and W. D. Vinton. Doctor prescribed: Castoria EE HOTEL ARRIVALS. — National Exchange. J. H. Hall, Oakland, E. Pond, San Francisco, E. O’Brien, je Bird Mine, owner of any or occupant’ of any lot or lots fronting on said street, or any part thereuf, shall replace the planking by the macadamized road and s&werj herein described, from the edge of the sidewalk to the center of the street, fronting on said lot or lots. bas Any person or peraons failing to comply with any provision of this ordinance shall incur the penalty, liability and forfeiture provided for in the street ordinances of the city, and the City Charter, for failure to repair, construct, grade, pave or improve any street oposite his premises, and upon his failure to do 80 the Board of Trustees shall proceed as provided by law. Section 7, Ordinance No. 36 (Old No, 15) providing for the planking of the streets herein named, inso tar as it conflicts with the provisions of this ordinance is hereby repealed. After it was read citizens present were invited to express themselves on the subject, Wm. Wolf thought that macadam was a nuisance—muddy in winter and dusty in summer. 5! C, J. Leutje expressed himself as strongly in favor of macadamizing. He made some very sensible and logical remarks. : Frank Aumer said he didn’t care what was used, but wanted the street committee to look after their business better than they have been doing. A. Lademan wanted the planks removed as fast as they wear out. E. J. Rector said he was in favor of to any other article of the kind. epee Seeennine Liver Regulator, mind, is not an experiment. ed by thousanda. SIMMONS bear in It is endorslagi French Tansy Wafers. The waters area sure -andsafe-speeifie for all kinds of female troubles and will, remove all-obstruetions tothe monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every womay,needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal, For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf Rice eae Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. > I:found I had the sight remedy. The catarrh is ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y, ’ Cures Catarrh *« ] had vatarrli ile years, and suffered terribly with it. sseangh ce kel <n J ke eo Neatly arranged in a handsome box take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the eatarrh . ier aftr T began wt 2r-pasket, . hey are irresistibly deeae troubled me less, after taking three bottles t was entirely. cured,” JANE --HINEY, ~ Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Sold by drugyists. gl; six for #5, Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell; Mana, 100 Doses One Dollar Absolutely Pure. A Cream af Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— The Derbec Mining Con pany has authorized me to offer a reward of Tue Surrktor Canpy Factory. (J. M. Foley, Prop'r), -+3-Commercial-st.,.Nevada City. . ‘lt You Want Fine Wall Pager = At Nevada City. ' IF YOU DO APPLY TO THE CHAMPION OF CHEAPNESS ! Yeo's Boe Hive Gras Vale, $1000 Murdered Silvia Galavot, Latest U. 8, Government Food Report. Boy Wanted To Learn the Printing Business. ° Apply at the ~~ Dividend Notioe. T a meeting of the Board of Directors macadamizing, but thought that where the present planking is good it should be permitted to remain till worn out. ’ G. J. Schmidt’s views were similar to The further consideration of the matter was postponed till next Wednesday evenAshma. $1.50, John Holbrook $10, Paul Coutard $1.50, J. H. Gray $16.75, John F. Cilly $3.50, E. A. York $26, Thos, Nilon 75 cents. ; Brown & Calkins, , printing, $26.50. Nevada Gas Co., gas, $52.80. M. L. & D, Marsh, lumber, $15.86. E. O. Tompkias, sa'ary, $50. R. Locklin, salary, $60, Pennsylvania Engine Co., $42.15. ° of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. 7th, 1891, a dividend ale 43) of fifty cents per share was declared payable on and after Sept. 10th, 1891. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. / The Superintendent of the . Which were recently purchased of Azurea Derbec Mine, on the, morning of Sept, 17th, 1891, on the road between N. Bloom— field and this city. : _ Frank T,.Niton, District Attorney. Nevada City, Sept. 18. a and Hanging Same. JOHN DELBRIDGE and. is prepared to make : BOOTS AND SHOES to order, and the . est of satisfaction will be guaranteed. da? Repairing of Boots and Shoes a apéeialty. All work entrusted to me will be faithfully and promptly payforined at the loweat living rates, Give a call, a27 Fine Carpets $24.55 for every hundred doll York Official Report: No other Company Gan show such a record . Look at the following statement. first, second and fourth calumns are taken from the New Largest and Most Elegant ars paid in premiums.’ Has just The figures in the The People of Nevada City.will.have Bargains equal to purchase! . (ae Send Postal Card and We Will Call on you With Sample Books and Contract for Paper For the apprehension of the . ‘ @ party or parties who ; ) \ é LUG \ OF THE MOST ELEGANT PATTERNS & Daken, San Jose, Cal., at FIFTY PER CENT ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH. camctactnelR] eit Wall Papot at T to 15 cents a Rol! Borders, Corners and Centers at Half Prices. a Specialty . GRASS VALEIFTY. ance last night. Assuming that he is in. Mr. Reetor’s. : i acheremedy known, A statement coni Bea rome oem ee ae » a . nocentt of the crime, he should not only Wes alk ee John Mitten also favored macadamiz—— 2, = face his accusing fellow citizens, but turn Agena vy honsands, Far ane 7 ing the streets. . { \l { . } . { Sco S iT) po V7 @5 Wh MUU DEM, It is between six and seven miles by @ Baby cried, ing. ee lonely trail from North Bloomfield to the e The following bills were ordered ’ aoe ; =} spot where Galavotti_was killed, and_an Mother sighed, paid: By its management it has made for policy-holders, after paying all expenses, a=} Tt. ; MDVD Ee . Labor—W. J, Organ: $63.75, W. D. = i received the Giver Regulator. It keeps the stomach’ — they do more-do it better-they back of Clarke’s house down to the South C. Phelps, Phelps Hill, : A " pee Total ‘Total Met Gain . B . : prove themselves the best and the .} Yuba river at New York Bar. At the p. “ le ng hoodia Nevada Hose Co., $10. ; Company. Paid’ to held for Paid “by poe Prine hs pa are ‘ane Stock of Clothing ents cheapest. We guarantee it-now . Bar the boots were apparently changed. John Barrett, San Franci Orie-half cost of changing hydrant in Policy. Polieyheld for . from . miumsaf-. of : > Srp. test it yourself at once for light shoes and the tracks of shoes J. Ostrom, North Hloomfold front of National Ho‘el, $7.50. . holders., . holders. Policy Policyter pay: . gain aa Co y rei ve eons vide of the river where. DRMcKillican & wf., ao The Board adjouraed till Wednesday Holders . holders. . ing all . to ° . ; . Sewiege Beet eect teks som) kee ON . . e oe . Eyynishinge Goods, etc., : track, one leading in each direction. H. GC. Jagges,' San Francisco, : ; ; def er ot ie wade aE no wonmnsg sliet pre iin pig Loa Angeles, See Ns — one ck Mutual. 145,835,390 58,741,243 '204,576,638 104,258,948 Tae 24.85 ne ; ° found this morning on the Relie ag a PES lve Especially infants, ia prevalent more or. Mut’al Benefit.112,911,500 46,007,422 169,908,922 182.813,424 27,005,498 20.40 ever bro ht to this or road near MeKillican’s powder houses!) fy’ ay aie and son, Derbeo, less at all times, but is largely: avoided . AStna....> 74,404,878 35,993,002 110,397,880. 94,259.906 16,141,884 17.13 . mile east of North Bloomfield. ‘. J. K. Davidson do by giving proper nourishment and whole-. N. E. Mutual. “0,284,775 21,015,948 71,300,723 61,325,476 9,975,247 16,27 ; : en, ecoposition is that Clarke fled last. ‘Mins Annie Or-ar, Downieville, — teak ie tons ai anne, . Mutual Life..004, 655,147 146,404,180 401,149,827 388,741,338 62,407,969 16.05 . \ — as al wae Ue one ‘The most mocessful and 6° . Northwestern.,.52,799,600 42,838,260 95,137,800 84,050, 801 10,278,000 12.51 : ee hit eM Lae whores] Wl os Ser ipa Oh ii [Ree ge ae es Hee teen gaNy OLher COUNDY. was ait ‘ % our ew Yor! else, ’ 410,00, ’ * y ’ ’ Ne is a Willie Thomas Glare City, Fiquitable, .»..143,604,281 116,887,786 260,482,067 261,768,842 -1,286,775 -.49 s fee brother Bob is engaged in prospecting. C. Calliot, Grass Valley, gad druggist keep it. tf : E. 8.-Piper, Pleasant Valley, ag niet : ¢ —s Bes ; Wodnesday evening shortly after dark . Fete rluon, ‘North Bloomfield, as John Frandy was driving loaded! Chas, H. Briott, Obloago Park, ; From 60 and 75 centa to only 25 cents, F Prices the Lowest: : : eR iy ane % . rseen toColumbia Hil, and shorty after . A, MoLallan _ [at Mes Lester & Crawford's, al4-tf : ‘ Agent, Nevada City. i 7 si — i Se : 3 eed ; “ ‘ =: 4 ‘