April 30, 1897 (3 pages)

n their bids r number of they bid, at their bids, 4 @ certified ount of the he right to nm, Deputy, h, 1897, med Townructing an@ collect tolls sors of 4 Morea, te A ada h Awrence . assigns the , Construct, . toll brii u 1G] x. : ning t nee . 14 E., and M.D.B. and @ fp. 17 NR enced upon from date, 4 Ordinance, work must an 3% years — compliance ay, p enrrsey ». be adopt~ rd of Supers 8 and fran-. nue and be twenty-five the orms of he . take effect, ifteen days. ge Supervi-. Wood and, GTON, he Board. al?’ 3 yy ven ast will of jothenae ms 1, with the monte aftice wb F, Siso for the J estate, in [AGAR, ekiel: Press ix, ab 1B STOCK: a , On at Zo'e! “ Ae “ ‘Planning For a Grand ‘Military En—" “¢ sammens =— to the: 1eTranscript. ee ee Come laik tha, supropede> * . tion is short this year and the Railroad . . want all of it for carrying the members, _. made to hold the encampment here, as “steamer” and others by rail. ‘This will be the first encampment where com. latu 4 peting routes had an opportunity to. {AVERY IMPORTANT OFFICE. olen neumpment ot th nd r of dees this summer. ‘. their rate being $7 per man. If they don’t reduce the fare an-effort will be ‘of the companies can come by make a bid for the po oF ee porting the soldiers, _ ———— “The “hy Broken Up. ‘Wooptanp, April 30—-It is now very likely that Leffingwell’s army of the unemployed is broken up. They have +b2en amped the past few days ot Dax. -wisville. Early y “morning they boarded a freight train bound for . i When it’ reabhed “Davisville. he local officers finally. persuaded the to get off the “care. Sherif Giffin’ of Yolo visited the camp and asked the men if they would leave the county ‘if given a day’s rations. They agreed to do so, und after receiving ‘food they! ‘divided into small parties: and began leaving in different directions. , The Railroad Company has‘offered te transport them in parties — at a time. There were 150 men in camp this ‘morning which shows that abont 100 have dese’ since } the~ my was in scam k edingvéll ana Corbett . two of the leaders, left for Sau Francisco this morning waving with their} handkerchiefs: a fong ‘and.’lingering adieu woe vagotasy army. Appotted y the Governor. -«: AORAMENTO,.April.80.—-Governor Badd has appointed Abbott Kinney of ‘Tbe’ Angeles @ membet of the: Yoseinite Valley, Commission,, yicg HK, Field, ©. Doty and T. B, Hall. Died Suddenly. New You, April . 30,—Howard ©. ‘Hackett, sporting editor of the. World, -died suddenly this afternoon. He — wae emed £9 yoare and. one of the bestvegnesonr ag vanes Mom Races at Fresno. -Faesno, Ol, April 30.—Atthe spring or, , Pace meeting the, world’s record for the . lady Flint, who made the time in Dt ~ gis This Morning Beet Aer 8 ltd out at acta cost, the Branch [22 ida eee bonged ot despot tag {morning for the murder urder of J ne go Ct eS ai rat Idaho Falls. His xieck “and death-was instantaneous. Lorkins } Sf, ,® & me Ye Phig? ie : Z Aen” April 80.—It is announced La Eo cok “Coos Wak ‘baad. bs fiat, the record for the distance being 61. In the four and half ‘furlong dash ic. ce ¥ r Fe" us Bs Sey ednregel oe onper ein is iaumaadit lial 52 “nt barks ieple. oo Votirs Should Carcfully Sean the Candididates For, City Trustee. Nevada City will select city officers on . Monday next. Tomy mind the most ‘important office to be filled is that of Trustee. Voters should carefully consider the qualifications of candidates for this.office. and. select competent men who wiltsubserve the best interests of the city: ‘The position is one of horor and responsibility. The four candidates for ‘places on the Board.are, ‘all good men, but I'am, together with many other eitiesne, sipecialy tabecented He has lived here over 20 years, is one of our most successful business men, has always taken the keenest interest in anything calculated to improve the town and its inhabitants;and would ‘make a careful and zealous City Father. He is a thorough business man and in every way qualified for the office. ‘The yoters of Nevada City will make no mistake by casting their ballots for J.J. Jackson when they go the polls kgs etree TAXPAYER. Dropped Dead. John F. Yeates dropped dead in_ his yard at Kentucky Fiat, yesterday afternoon. He had been afflicted with consumption and heart trouble for some years. Deceased was 47 years of age and a native of Missouri. He leaves an aged mother who kept house for him, besides a son living at Marysville. It is possible that an inquest may be held by the Coroner. . The funeral will take Sunday. ve . Here on a Visit. ‘Ly: ‘D. Cob wks BO Feat ago mined with Oounty Treasurer Snell at Scott's, Fiat, is here on a yisit to Mr. Snell. He also run a sawmill in this vicinity many yearsago. Mr. Cobb is now a resident of Bath, Maine, and is a railroad conductor. “He intends to go to Los Angeles soon to attend the convention of railroad engineers that is to be held timers here. wilt Be Back . ina Week. Mr. Warburton, pis pianist, left here today for San Francisco where he will spend a week. Persons desiring instruction in piano, singing and harmony are requested fo leave word at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Foley. a30-2t The Better Life. The men who live all day long with no thought above ir business, the women who live only dresg or gos". sip, miss all the better things of life.— Charles G. “Amee, { Unitarian, Boston. Ladies’ Skirts. -” are notified that the joint social hop by the Native Sons and Native Daugh-. ters.will be held-at Odd Fellows Hall . ~ that the Tarks have been completely ! for a time the. ee i Nevada county and § recent years the business “Int of} ore the two sections have iar Sicouls . Tus Mast GL task taste Ming pdr Seite have been forgotter, nesday evening. abown ond waa that Inthe recent sion ofthe Lats And of Nevada 0 Eprron Transorrr: The voters of}made by the people of the valleys and . lawful pursuit under the laws’ of the’ there. He remembers many of the old-. s Padies’ Black Gatcka’ Wideta to. be . pea Tip telite "sted . Ets And though said litigati AF 3 whereas, for yours: tks Aaiaté ple i ty salto ‘piven the’ ‘of the -thatno attémpt:-woult ever . be: mandsto interfere with any other ". kind of mining, either quartz, drift or placer, yet in the face of these promises accepted in good ‘faith by the people, of Nevada county, who have. taka their business relations with tu acto. mento, the Supervisors af Sactamento; county, have brought suit in. the Su: perior Court of Sacramento county against respected citizens of Nevada) county, aud obtained, a temporary injunction against them from mining by ground sluicing, and have employed Debris Association to or the in’ an effort to enforce eaid injunction the said W. T. Phipps, im company: with W. F. Hoke of Sutter county, visited Nevada county, and. spereetine. pad: the citizens.of Nevada. county, there-. fore, be it resolved by thé Board of Trade of Nevada City: That in these injunctions we recognize an attack on respected citizens of: Nevada county, who sre enaged in United States and of the State of California, and that they will receive our hearty support and backing in the litiagainst them, has been brought by the Supervisors of Sacramento county against citizens’ of Nevada county, a new departure in litigation, involving. methods of mining which are perfectly legitimate and allowed by the State and National. Gove ernment. ‘This new issue involves all classes of mining, both ‘qiartz anid drift, as well as placer mining, to. which it is now directed, striking at the very fonndation of. the. mising‘interests of Nevada county, And, recognizing as we. do, the decisions of. the courte against hydraulic mining, we will not submit without a struggle; td anew step being taken to. crush pur mining interests, and will do everything in our power to protect them. ©" : And be it further resolved: That in the citizens of Sacramento.we recognize people who are and should be. our friends, with whom we have, close:relations in business, which this litigation threatens to seyer, That we do not believe that the people of ae fn. dorse or in any way support the ing this action, believing that their action was induced solely at the insti gation of well-known agitators. who have for years, made monéy out of both . . valley and mountains by stirring up litigation. And itis no more than right that we look to the conservative . ¢ business men of ‘Sacramento, to-a to the Sacramento arn Sater < prook Park. B.'T. Devlin, the attorney of the Auti-}) Bee '. Grass Vailey and got the body, also the gation which. has been ; institinted bo That we recognize in this suit go TR be of the Sacramento Supervisors in bring-. : And be i Farther Feira anes copy of these resolu’ Last night e party of Digger Indians. camped n the summit of the hill the fice in. ber had =: ph @ row that -occurred la aah oxen hs morning: * oe ‘The murdered man was a ‘halt-breed Indian known as Willie George, who ‘was ethployed on the ranch of William George below Grass ‘Valley. He was st bi { three or four times by another breed called Frank Tom. One wound was inflicted in the back, another. in the shoulder near the neck, ‘and another inthe ear, The stab in the back was probably the fatal one. Ae near as can be ascertained the tragedy occurred about 2 o'clock this mended ae man did Fes ey. aa that he went towards Colfax. Sheriff Getchell and a posse of officers went ed BE at soon: as they pony no doubt be captured in a f. short time, Coroner Hocking . went out from dead man’s wife, who was present, when iiurder wa comfiitted. When > Coroner reached the spot the other Indians had gone. A jack knife with the blade covered with blood was found ‘under the body of George. “The appearance of the wound in his back dicat t it/wae made with a dirk. ‘he Indian -womah* bed one. hand badly cut while trying to defend her ‘husband. She is not much of a talker and it is hard to get many particulars from ‘her, How the row.started is not known at this writing, but it is probLable thet all hands were drunk, as two empty whisky bottles were found on the ground. A post mortem examination this afternoon showed that: George had been stabbed eight times, two of the wounds being’ necessarily fatal. The wound ‘that probably caused death was:in the left side, “between the seventh and eighth ribs, the knife’ penetrating the lung,.and was. evidently made with a long bladed knife. There was another ugly wound on the right shoulder near the neck, an artery having been severed. The other cuts were on the shoulders and chest. The widow. of. Willie George: says Frank Tom did all the stabbing. Tom ahd his squaw came to the camp last . jatest night, and late? another Indian came. Only five persons-were there. still at: We learned from Marysville tbat "he formerly lived at Dobbins ranch iti Yuba county. George was about 25 years of age, ahd we have since learned that he was not a half-breed but.a regular Indian. The Murderer Captured. ' will be held, at which time officers will for the corivenience of teamsters nd the public in general. i and Dang’ gin between 8:30 and 9 o’clock. Lag a Pre aar hcl wal be Ls Conese Chronicle of Various: Poiks’ YE ne THE EDISON At 90 minutes to.4 o'clock this. afternoon Sheriff Getchell, Deputy Neagle, Valley, of oem tai iss place ringing The City Trastees. have bad placed _At the joint social of the Native Sons . . pi i Be ait dag, (ah time will be had he! all ecaabeca? hese attend.» The Knights of Pythias have definitely decided @pon May 22d as the. . date upon which their picnic will be the first one of the summer and will ert sie. PERSONAL PO POINTERS, Doings and Intentio:s. D. F, Roddan is up from Wheatland. R. Adamson of Stockton is in town. Mrs. Fogarty came over French CorHay. Hose ' nat 204 Sgt dag Rs SERED WAL SMP RPS ee cee ao e Seamless Black Hose at. 20. :.ccscss ia. AB ie) de Black Silk Hose at.i.i.0.cc00.00. Dia a, gies eronl 69c -Hemstiched Handkerchiefs. ..0.0.00.0.0.000000. phon ise las 5c Embroidered . 2 TT ae ea ee AR se red oe 9c 7-inch Lace Haddkevchiets eer ibe Heed le jp naire saleged 5c eck Gl) Black Sie 1 hee.) i ieee ies ei ens: 29¢ AASRMORE EE Te VU 8c cpeapenceny sescsnngenerns sere 15¢ Yards Silketta fae eds cucu J eiaclin amit dics $1 00 7 Yards Tailor Suiting.000000000.00. cae So Oa ba a I 00 7 Yards New Check coors! Pitch ts Rots anes HG, Tees I 00 8 Yards Alpacas,.ss-sccr fri biel MAGI CATR I 00 Men’s Outing Bile ag ee eet Cadac. I9c ee Pa Be aa ce gc Men’s Silk Embroidered Suspenders..00.000.00:0 60:00. 005 15¢ TEI TRIE IO cso con cscs ses ccnenessategevene pune ee 19¢ (Ser Fresh, New Goods cacucl evety day. It Will Pay You to Trade At ge] evening. F, M. Johnson of Oakland ie fees ‘to spend a few days. G. W. Land and J. Rich:o of San Francisco are in town. W.H. Hustler came over *rom Patterson today, : Miss Maggie Dennis came own from Downieville today. F. Haelan of San-Ramon a:rived here last evening on his way to D> vnieville. The pleasant face of Miss Mamie Purcell-of Grass Valley was seen on our streets this afternoon. Charles Rummelsburg of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. George Adams and F. E. Scotten of left . San Francisco are here spending afew days. L, A. Upeon the groceryman of Sac. raménto came in on the morning train. F.T. Holt of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mr. and Mrs.John Heyer leave Monday for San Francisco to attend the Grand Council of the American Legion’ of Honor. J. Latreillessame down from Downieville today on his way to San Francisco. Oxford Ties Cheap. Misses’ Oxford Ties $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder Store. a29-3t More comfort and pleasure from tea—-try Schilling’ s Best. No risk—if you don’t like it, the grocer returns your money in full. A Schilling & Company San Thencines 420 NEVADA THEATER. S. . THIS EVENING. ad PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY WILL be given an opportunity to see Edison's and most wonderful invention, excellBl manag Telephone, Phonograph, y or PROJECTOSCOPE, Which Will Produce Life-Size" Seer" And in Animation The all his clever The Great Fire Scene, mI Engine in action; bi the engine and streams of being thrown into the burning building. Clark's Thread Factory, showi leaving work at 6 p. m. This is is one of most wonderful scenes ever pres and must be seen to be appreciated, Great Corbett Fight, with a complete knockout, nian Bah the ae-Oheraplon in ting the Fire omoke MF phere water . All Stages Stop At This Hotel. ing 8000 eons -SHIVELY’S. Great Money Saving Nine Cent Store, Downing Building, Nevada oe Cal. i MANHOOD RESTORED _—+BY— CUPIDENE. ; ble Vitalizer Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ———SUCH As-—— PIMPL 3 CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doctor Tetue bas dinncened the UA (appara ay active principle on which the vitality of th SEX pee cout ate Cane eek PEON oF whieh CUE medicines fs because over 90 Jor which CUPIDINE is the only known remBP the « lai it! oy A veriigen wahtely reve bagi ON gh “angi spaenen money if @ permanent oure is not effected by the Seals tiaes a box, sacha $5. , Laiseos ait atl itordgre to oD VOL MEDICINE CO, B, 0. Hox wit, San Francisco, Cal. A Woman's T Ss Trouble — Women have more yo 5 ewe en than oF ga talking lite . Php too bad, but i i to? true. Fortuna ae for women, and th» reauit is that : can female compl complaints 291 so Toug deemed on It and almost ineur. woman na Gong (or camel no woman need Ps ime re 5 oomdstion menor womb, or profuse, painful or suplatest solanel discov th re mad. friends among the weaen of Sur land i # ph Bn t has me at owed Sospita, And it is reall devery of itsname, Yes, woman's friend. ‘N oii of moder Leman 8, i gree it Berane dred deer, tree ae eats ee ry Grates Supeecre: rk ea mature woman over the rn of Wh You ean take pat Pome ant od mpbais yak bomen si wil know ness. si SS a gy ey a HOTEL FOR SALE. CALL FOR ub The property known as the RRON IMUS BEER I % ™ ‘ Made at the “<P NATIONAL HOTEL,. NevaDA BREWERY, Situated at ses _ §. HIBRONIMUS, Prop. _ Considered by jud. t North San Juan, A STIS ton wei ie spit near Nevada Co., Cal. complete ta te equipmen 7 git mi lla a pee For moe ‘ 7 orders receive prompt attention. a ro BUILDING yams inte see mi throughout and ia in good repair. er A HEADQUARTERS—~ POR ALL KINDS OF. VEGETABLE AND : GARDEN PLANTS. Will Also Carry a Line of Fresh Vegetables Direct Frode the Grower. For Further Particulars Inquire of are respectfully to ppt 5, thoes, Seeel he thm JOHN. GERMAN, compat hasinane. ane: to. cei ieek kegs taneh, tl: coon bien nace, ratne gem nam a> Ha cata i gs T am still making those levada pare! ty oe weatigate iti} Grass alley. ~ He George had} Punk. j°* pi acnpaned OB CELEBRATED OYSTER COCKTAILS riesinnag pa lb to the ie dove beating tien and aot. Also a Great many ‘Others. ey contained in the Taboo a joe wi be neta this evening An in. Tey Must Be Seca toBe Appreciatea,, MOUNTAIN TROUT, WILLIAM F. LIEBEN, PPro ee met TAS -—— 9 8 ONDA SE exc : Brand Street. Reasrscentnihy yeh +, ¢oe Lawn Tennis Club. anp RO, Walrath, Hon. Be} 1h 12 MPS png inh. FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAYS Preston, E. J. Gapt. G. A. Ni-. The Union Lawn Tennis Club met last «. KIOK, if you don’t get Cyrus Noble Een Rain er Jackson.’ . evenitig atthe parlors of the Union ae TOMATO, ee es er . Whiskey. Passed over the bar of all ©, A. Tharston of the: Southern. Poy Hotahand, reorganized. . Fourteen new Admission 25 Cents, 4 (leading sal oons. A. Isoard & Son, Necific wade & proposition tb{hames were added 6 the: roll. Next Reserved Seats 35 Cents. Daisies, Palen, Palme ermal and alo, vada City agents. * Tt ? Tinie Watnaahay aseigal nether westing ED OTTO’S ICE CREAM. ia 1 Pus are easy to take, easy DOORS WILL OPEN AT 8 P. M. SHARP, The Union Fruit Store ‘= SS 2

n their bids r number of they bid, at their bids, 4 @ certified ount of the he right to nm, Deputy, h, 1897, med Townructing an@ collect tolls sors of 4 Morea, te A ada h Awrence . assigns the , Construct, . toll brii u 1G] x. : ning t nee . 14 E., and M.D.B. and @ fp. 17 NR enced upon from date, 4 Ordinance, work must an 3% years — compliance ay, p enrrsey ». be adopt~ rd of Supers 8 and fran-. nue and be twenty-five the orms of he . take effect, ifteen days. ge Supervi-. Wood and, GTON, he Board. al?’ 3 yy ven ast will of jothenae ms 1, with the monte aftice wb F, Siso for the J estate, in [AGAR, ekiel: Press ix, ab 1B STOCK: a , On at Zo'e! “ Ae “ ‘Planning For a Grand ‘Military En—" “¢ sammens =— to the: 1eTranscript. ee ee Come laik tha, supropede> * . tion is short this year and the Railroad . . want all of it for carrying the members, _. made to hold the encampment here, as “steamer” and others by rail. ‘This will be the first encampment where com. latu 4 peting routes had an opportunity to. {AVERY IMPORTANT OFFICE. olen neumpment ot th nd r of dees this summer. ‘. their rate being $7 per man. If they don’t reduce the fare an-effort will be ‘of the companies can come by make a bid for the po oF ee porting the soldiers, _ ———— “The “hy Broken Up. ‘Wooptanp, April 30—-It is now very likely that Leffingwell’s army of the unemployed is broken up. They have +b2en amped the past few days ot Dax. -wisville.. Early y “morning they boarded a freight train bound for . i When it’ reabhed “Davisville. he local officers finally. persuaded the to get off the “care. Sherif Giffin’ of Yolo visited the camp and asked the men if they would leave the county ‘if given a day’s rations. They agreed to do so, und after receiving ‘food they! ‘divided into small parties: and began leaving in different directions. , The Railroad Company has‘offered te transport them in parties — at a time. There were 150 men in camp this ‘morning which shows that abont 100 have dese’ since } the~ my was in scam k edingvéll ana Corbett . two of the leaders, left for Sau Francisco this morning waving with their} handkerchiefs: a fong ‘and.’lingering adieu woe vagotasy army. Appotted y the Governor. -«: AORAMENTO,..April..80.—-Governor Badd has appointed Abbott Kinney of ‘Tbe’ Angeles @ membet of the: Yoseinite Valley, Commission,, yicg HK, Field, ©. Doty and T. B, Hall. Died Suddenly. New You, April . 30,—Howard ©. ‘Hackett, sporting editor of the. World, -died suddenly this afternoon. He — wae emed £9 yoare and. one of the bestvegnesonr ag vanes Mom Races at Fresno. -Faesno, Ol, April 30.—Atthe spring or, , Pace meeting the, world’s record for the . lady Flint, who made the time in Dt ~ gis This Morning Beet Aer 8 ltd out at acta cost, the Branch [22 ida eee bonged ot despot tag {morning for the murder urder of J ne go Ct eS ai rat Idaho Falls. His xieck “and death-was instantaneous. Lorkins } Sf, ,® & me Ye Phig? ie : Z Aen” April 80.—It is announced La Eo cok “Coos Wak ‘baad. bs fiat, the record for the distance being 61. In the four and half ‘furlong dash ic.. ce ¥ r Fe" us Bs Sey ednregel oe onper ein is iaumaadit lial 52 “nt barks ieple. oo Votirs Should Carcfully Sean the Candididates For, City Trustee. Nevada City will select city officers on . Monday next. Tomy mind the most ‘important office to be filled is that of Trustee. Voters should carefully consider the qualifications of candidates for this.office. and. select competent men who wiltsubserve the best interests of the city: ‘The position is one of horor and responsibility. The four candidates for ‘places on the Board.are, ‘all good men, but I'am, together with many other eitiesne, sipecialy tabecented He has lived here over 20 years, is one of our most successful business men, has always taken the keenest interest in anything calculated to improve the town and its inhabitants;and would ‘make a careful and zealous City Father. He is a thorough business man and in every way qualified for the office. ‘The yoters of Nevada City will make no mistake by casting their ballots for J.J. Jackson when they go the polls kgs etree TAXPAYER. Dropped Dead. John F. Yeates dropped dead in_ his yard at Kentucky Fiat, yesterday afternoon. He had been afflicted with consumption and heart trouble for some years. Deceased was 47 years of age and a native of Missouri. He leaves an aged mother who kept house for him, besides a son living at Marysville. It is possible that an inquest may be held by the Coroner. . The funeral will take Sunday. ve . Here on a Visit. ‘Ly: ‘D. Cob wks BO Feat ago mined with Oounty Treasurer Snell at Scott's, Fiat, is here on a yisit to Mr. Snell. He also run a sawmill in this vicinity many yearsago. Mr. Cobb is now a resident of Bath, Maine, and is a railroad conductor. “He intends to go to Los Angeles soon to attend the convention of railroad engineers that is to be held timers here. wilt Be Back . ina Week. Mr. Warburton, pis pianist, left here today for San Francisco where he will spend a week. Persons desiring instruction in piano, singing and harmony are requested fo leave word at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Foley. a30-2t The Better Life. The men who live all day long with no thought above ir business, the women who live only dresg or gos". sip, miss all the better things of life.— Charles G. “Amee, { Unitarian, Boston. Ladies’ Skirts. -” are notified that the joint social hop by the Native Sons and Native Daugh-. ters.will be held-at Odd Fellows Hall . ~ that the Tarks have been completely ! for a time the. ee i Nevada county and § recent years the business “Int of} ore the two sections have iar Sicouls . Tus Mast GL task taste Ming pdr Seite have been forgotter, nesday evening. abown ond waa that Inthe recent sion ofthe Lats And of Nevada 0 Eprron Transorrr: The voters of}made by the people of the valleys and . lawful pursuit under the laws’ of the’ there. He remembers many of the old-. s Padies’ Black Gatcka’ Wideta to. be . pea Tip telite "sted . Ets And though said litigati AF 3 whereas, for yours: tks Aaiaté ple i ty salto ‘piven the’ ‘of the -thatno attémpt:-woult ever . be: mandsto interfere with any other ". kind of mining, either quartz, drift or placer, yet in the face of these promises accepted in good ‘faith by the people, of Nevada county, who have. taka their business relations with tu acto. mento, the Supervisors af Sactamento; county, have brought suit in. the Su: perior Court of Sacramento county against respected citizens of Nevada) county, aud obtained, a temporary injunction against them from mining by ground sluicing, and have employed Debris Association to or the in’ an effort to enforce eaid injunction the said W. T. Phipps, im company: with W. F. Hoke of Sutter county, visited Nevada county, and. spereetine. pad: the citizens.of Nevada. county, there-. fore, be it resolved by thé Board of Trade of Nevada City: That in these injunctions we recognize an attack on respected citizens of: Nevada county, who sre enaged in United States and of the State of California, and that they will receive our hearty support and backing in the litiagainst them, has been brought by the Supervisors of Sacramento county against citizens’ of Nevada county, a new departure in litigation, involving. methods of mining which are perfectly legitimate and allowed by the State and National. Gove ernment. ‘This new issue involves all classes of mining, both ‘qiartz anid drift, as well as placer mining, to. which it is now directed, striking at the very fonndation of. the. mising‘interests of Nevada county, And, recognizing as we. do, the decisions of. the courte against hydraulic mining, we will not submit without a struggle; td anew step being taken to. crush pur mining interests, and will do everything in our power to protect them. ©" : And be it further resolved: That in

the citizens of Sacramento.we recognize people who are and should be. our friends, with whom we have, close:relations in business, which this litigation threatens to seyer, That we do not believe that the people of ae fn. dorse or in any way support the ing this action, believing that their action was induced solely at the insti gation of well-known agitators. who have for years, made monéy out of both . . valley and mountains by stirring up litigation. And itis no more than right that we look to the conservative . ¢ business men of ‘Sacramento, to-a to the Sacramento arn Sater < prook Park. B.'T. Devlin, the attorney of the Auti-}) Bee '. Grass Vailey and got the body, also the gation which. has been ; institinted bo That we recognize in this suit go TR be of the Sacramento Supervisors in bring-. : And be i Farther Feira anes copy of these resolu’ Last night e party of Digger Indians. camped n the summit of the hill the fice in. ber had =: ph @ row that -occurred la aah oxen hs morning: * oe ‘The murdered man was a ‘halt-breed Indian known as Willie George, who ‘was ethployed on the ranch of William George below Grass ‘Valley. He was st bi { three or four times by another breed called Frank Tom. One wound was inflicted in the back, another. in the shoulder near the neck, ‘and another inthe ear, The stab in the back was probably the fatal one. Ae near as can be ascertained the tragedy occurred about 2 o'clock this mended ae man did Fes ey. aa that he went towards Colfax. Sheriff Getchell and a posse of officers went ed BE at soon: as they pony no doubt be captured in a f. short time, Coroner Hocking . went out from dead man’s wife, who was present, when iiurder wa comfiitted. When > Coroner reached the spot the other Indians had gone. A jack knife with the blade covered with blood was found ‘under the body of George. “The appearance of the wound in his back dicat t it/wae made with a dirk. ‘he Indian -womah* bed one. hand badly cut while trying to defend her ‘husband. She is not much of a talker and it is hard to get many particulars from ‘her, How the row.started is not known at this writing, but it is probLable thet all hands were drunk, as two empty whisky bottles were found on the ground.. A post mortem examination this afternoon showed that: George had been stabbed eight times, two of the wounds being’ necessarily fatal. The wound ‘that probably caused death was:in the left side, “between the seventh and eighth ribs, the knife’ penetrating the lung,.and was. evidently made with a long bladed knife. There was another ugly wound on the right shoulder near the neck, an artery having been severed. The other cuts were on the shoulders and chest. The widow. of. Willie George: says Frank Tom did all the stabbing. Tom ahd his squaw came to the camp last . jatest night, and late? another Indian came. Only five persons-were there. still at: We learned from Marysville tbat "he formerly lived at Dobbins ranch iti Yuba county. George was about 25 years of age, ahd we have since learned that he was not a half-breed but.a regular Indian. The Murderer Captured. ' will be held, at which time officers will for the corivenience of teamsters nd the public in general. i and Dang’ gin between 8:30 and 9 o’clock. Lag a Pre aar hcl wal be Ls Conese Chronicle of Various: Poiks’ YE ne THE EDISON At 90 minutes to.4 o'clock this. afternoon Sheriff Getchell, Deputy Neagle, Valley, of oem tai iss place ringing The City Trastees. have bad placed _At the joint social of the Native Sons . . pi i Be ait dag, (ah time will be had he! all ecaabeca? hese attend.» The Knights of Pythias have definitely decided @pon May 22d as the. . date upon which their picnic will be the first one of the summer and will ert sie. PERSONAL PO POINTERS, Doings and Intentio:s. D. F, Roddan is up from Wheatland. R. Adamson of Stockton is in town. Mrs. Fogarty came over French CorHay. Hose ' nat 204 Sgt dag Rs SERED WAL SMP RPS ee cee ao e Seamless Black Hose at.. 20. :.ccscss ia. AB ie) de Black Silk Hose at.i.i.0.cc00.00.. Dia a, gies eronl 69c -Hemstiched Handkerchiefs. ...0.0.00.0.0.000000. phon ise las 5c Embroidered . 2 TT ae ea ee AR se red oe 9c 7-inch Lace Haddkevchiets eer ibe Heed le jp naire saleged 5c eck Gl) Black Sie 1 hee..) i ieee ies ei ens: 29¢ AASRMORE EE Te VU 8c cpeapenceny sescsnngenerns sere 15¢ Yards Silketta fae eds cucu J eiaclin amit dics $1 00 7 Yards Tailor Suiting..000000000.00. cae So Oa ba a I 00 7 Yards New Check coors! Pitch ts Rots anes HG, Tees I 00 8 Yards Alpacas,..ss-sccr fri biel MAGI CATR I 00 Men’s Outing Bile ag ee eet Cadac. I9c ee Pa Be aa ce gc Men’s Silk Embroidered Suspenders...00..000.00:0 60:00. 005 15¢ TEI TRIE IO cso con cscs ses ccnenessategevene pune ee 19¢ (Ser Fresh, New Goods cacucl evety day. It Will Pay You to Trade At ge] evening. F, M. Johnson of Oakland ie fees ‘to spend a few days. G. W. Land and J. Rich:o of San Francisco are in town. W.H. Hustler came over *rom Patterson today, : Miss Maggie Dennis came own from Downieville today. F. Haelan of San-Ramon a:rived here last evening on his way to D> vnieville. The pleasant face of Miss Mamie Purcell-of Grass Valley was seen on our streets this afternoon. Charles Rummelsburg of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. George Adams and F. E. Scotten of left . San Francisco are here spending afew days. L, A. Upeon the groceryman of Sac. raménto came in on the morning train. F.T. Holt of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mr. and Mrs.John Heyer leave Monday for San Francisco to attend the Grand Council of the American Legion’ of Honor. J. Latreillessame down from Downieville today on his way to San Francisco. Oxford Ties Cheap. Misses’ Oxford Ties $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder Store. a29-3t More comfort and pleasure from tea—-try Schilling’ s Best. No risk—if you don’t like it, the grocer returns your money in full. A Schilling & Company San Thencines 420 NEVADA THEATER. S. . THIS EVENING. ad PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY WILL be given an opportunity to see Edison's and most wonderful invention, excellBl manag Telephone, Phonograph, y or PROJECTOSCOPE, Which Will Produce Life-Size" Seer" And in Animation The all his clever The Great Fire Scene, mI Engine in action; bi the engine and streams of being thrown into the burning building. Clark's Thread Factory, showi leaving work at 6 p. m. This is is one of most wonderful scenes ever pres and must be seen to be appreciated, Great Corbett Fight, with a complete knockout, nian Bah the ae-Oheraplon in ting the Fire omoke MF phere water . All Stages Stop At This Hotel. ing 8000 eons -SHIVELY’S. Great Money Saving Nine Cent Store, Downing Building, Nevada oe Cal. i MANHOOD RESTORED _—+BY— CUPIDENE. ; ble Vitalizer Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ———SUCH As-—— PIMPL 3 CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doctor Tetue bas dinncened the UA (appara ay active principle on which the vitality of th SEX pee cout ate Cane eek PEON oF whieh CUE medicines fs because over 90 Jor which CUPIDINE is the only known remBP the « lai it! oy A veriigen wahtely reve bagi ON gh “angi spaenen money if @ permanent oure is not effected by the Seals tiaes a box, sacha $5. , Laiseos ait atl itordgre to oD VOL MEDICINE CO, B, 0. Hox wit, San Francisco, Cal. A Woman's T Ss Trouble — Women have more yo 5 ewe en than oF ga talking lite . Php too bad, but i i to? true. Fortuna ae for women, and th» reauit is that : can female compl complaints 291 so Toug deemed on It and almost ineur. woman na Gong (or camel no woman need Ps ime re 5 oomdstion menor womb, or profuse, painful or suplatest solanel discov th re mad. friends among the weaen of Sur land i # ph Bn t has me at owed Sospita, And it is reall devery of itsname, Yes, woman's friend. ‘N oii of moder Leman 8, i gree it Berane dred deer, tree ae eats ee ry Grates Supeecre: rk ea mature woman over the rn of Wh You ean take pat Pome ant od mpbais yak bomen si wil know ness. si SS a gy ey a HOTEL FOR SALE. CALL FOR ub The property known as the RRON IMUS BEER I % ™ ‘ Made at the “<P NATIONAL HOTEL,. NevaDA BREWERY, Situated at ses _ §. HIBRONIMUS, Prop. _ Considered by jud. t North San Juan, A STIS ton wei ie spit near Nevada Co., Cal. complete ta te equipmen 7 git mi lla a pee For moe ‘ 7 orders receive prompt attention. a ro BUILDING yams inte see mi throughout and ia in good repair. er A HEADQUARTERS—~ POR ALL KINDS OF. VEGETABLE AND : GARDEN PLANTS. Will Also Carry a Line of Fresh Vegetables Direct Frode the Grower. For Further Particulars Inquire of are respectfully to ppt 5, thoes, Seeel he thm JOHN. GERMAN, compat hasinane. ane: to. cei ieek kegs taneh, tl: coon bien nace, ratne gem nam a> Ha cata i gs T am still making those levada pare! ty oe weatigate iti} Grass alley. ~ He George had} Punk. j°* pi acnpaned OB CELEBRATED OYSTER COCKTAILS riesinnag pa lb to the ie dove beating tien and aot. Also a Great many ‘Others. ey contained in the Taboo a joe wi be neta this evening An in. Tey Must Be Seca toBe Appreciatea,, MOUNTAIN TROUT, WILLIAM F. LIEBEN, PPro ee met TAS -—— 9 8 ONDA SE exc : Brand Street. Reasrscentnihy yeh +, ¢oe Lawn Tennis Club. anp RO, Walrath, Hon. Be} 1h 12 MPS png inh. FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAYS Preston, E. J. Gapt. G. A. Ni-. The Union Lawn Tennis Club met last «. KIOK, if you don’t get Cyrus Noble Een Rain er Jackson.’ . evenitig atthe parlors of the Union ae TOMATO, ee es er . Whiskey. Passed over the bar of all ©, A. Tharston of the: Southern. Poy Hotahand, reorganized. . Fourteen new Admission 25 Cents, 4 (leading sal oons. A. Isoard & Son, Necific wade & proposition tb{hames were added 6 the: roll. Next Reserved Seats 35 Cents. Daisies, Palen, Palme ermal and alo, vada City agents. * Tt ? Tinie Watnaahay aseigal nether westing ED OTTO’S ICE CREAM. ia 1 Pus are easy to take, easy DOORS WILL OPEN AT 8 P. M. SHARP, The Union Fruit Store ‘= SS 2