April 6, 1899 (4 pages)

Sold © air: of: car nade Shoes eather, » of honest ig up with 0 ap. ) ap. } "20 up. r money, 1 promptly reasonable »S., ad Street, MAHER & CO. ome and =: “Pacific, and théir ‘hoice them in have, put o trouble, ~ BOARD OF TRADE, WN Hold & Moding TomorowMight af The Nevada City Board of Trade will hold & meeting at the courthouse at 8 o’clock tomorrow night, ca The sewer question, the Kilroy murder and various other important matters are to be considered. How He Entrapped & Number of Victims at Nevada City. The man Baker, who is wanted in}. . . capitalists and politicians. by claiming he was employed ‘by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company “to manage the . publication of a book that should contain the portraits of some of.the foremost men of California, isnota stranger} in Nevada City as sundry citizens are confessing to their sorrow. : “Moses” as. he .was called came here} last year and cata wide swath for a. while. Like forger Rowe of Eagle Bird fame, he was’ a “jolly, good" fellow” and . ° was. not long in winning his way to the esteem and cenfidence ‘of sundry in-. a fluential and well-heeled citizens. Just how many of these had their legs elongated by the oily scallawag will probably never be known, but that he made a big clean-up. in this: part of . A telegram received at the Sheriff's . h SMOOTH SWINDLER. . office. this,affernoon from Deputy MeCuliongt 5a the Moore case.” Ors Wot Te Atle to Laat] the Marder, ys: “Nothing to report. in. : r < keg oe Tt AS Mt. A man named O'Neill who claims to: plug-cut.' He makes them cornucopia the county is certain. . be a miner and has been traveling from ‘Style and invariably uses a mou’bOne of his earljest and easiest vic-. one place to another in search of work, . piece.” =S tims was Liveryman: Lane of Main was at Grass Valley yesterday. He street. He cut a gigantic splurge with . says that Monday night he came to the Henry’s speediest nags and toniest ve-. old Jatann cabin on the McCourtvey . his vegetables from the Chinese gardenhicles. If he wanted to go around the. roadbelow Grass Valley and thought’ ers at the old Stonebridge place on the 40 $86 he confided to his friend Lane that he had been disappointed in getting -a remittance. “Ibuat’s all right, old man,” said the warmbearted Lane, . day morning early saw a stranger going “femember me when the remittance comes.” Of course it: neyer came. Free Woodman wasn’t. specially employed: just then and Baker: engaged that gentleman at a liberal salary to introduce and show him around Buker even let Woodman buy the bulk of the cigars and things as they went hither and thither. “Ehis-aceount still stands, a Superintendent Fred Zeitler of the: Champion ,mine was invited by the , genial Baker to lend bim fifty or so for .a day or two—“jast as an aecommoda-tion to @ friend, you see.” Mr. Zeitler .did not see and therefore he is not out . : -anything. : It is said that R. C. Walrath and “Lord Housman are respectively $15 and :$20 to the bad asa result of their brief “acquaintance with Baker, . _ No doubt there are plenty of others both at.this city and Grass Valley, including a landlord or two, who will join the above named gentlemen in saying that Baker istabout as smooth an article as they ever rubbed up against. : _ DIBD ON THR STAGE. Big Lon Expires While Being Brought to This City, “Big Lou,” a woman who has for some time made’ her headquarters at Rocky Bar near the town of Washington, and who has.been in poor health of late, died this morning while being brought to the county hospital, She was riding im the stage along with} Two armed parties started out from . —. North San Juan yesterday as soon a6] some other passengers and was very . feeble when placed aboard. Soon after starting shé began’ to weaken rapidly. When a point known as the Junction, about three miles this side of Washington was reached, she breathed her “Jast. The body was brought here for _ burial, . : 5 Building Notes. Mrs. Joy is having the ruins of her Awelling house on Pine street, which was destroyed by fire some time ago, torn down and will have a new dwelling erected. EB e 3 Miss Leddy is having repairs made to her residence property on Broad street opposite the fire house. William Boriace is having some improvements made to his dwelling house on Spring street. { ; Resumed Piping Today. At the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine in Canada Hill district the work of extending the sluice.to the face of the ettes wrapped in brown peper such as. bank has finally been completed and piping was resumed again today. Gray . toned at the ends.asthough laid on the & Co. have been engaged most of the. wor lip, Ohinesé fashion, which is time for the past five weeks in getting . woore’s' method of smoking. On the this and ether prelimisary work done, narrow trail leading down toward the and they mow have everything in good] 44 from the eabin were found ether ebapens? Cos. 5.” Thrown Out and Hurt. — ‘Bunday evening after derk as Misses ing : i cee Ban — Byrne oo a of — last av are aoc roe furGold Flat -were g home from 2 3 k pig ag Suapabeigaors struck roe . Oulleugh started out again thie mornMiss Byrne was bruised on the face, bat was able to be in town today. Miss Gillespie escaped unbort. ' Samuel Andrews of this city has received from’a friend at his old home in Mauch Ohunk, Pa. a novel gift in “the form ofa shaving cup and brush . ’ carved by hand from anthracite coal. It is a clever and meanppee ieee © : and Mo . “a iby0, 1. Hi 1&Co.;1 il, Mass. ee ‘. who left immediately for North San volver, The cabin is situated near the ranch of Jobn Nettleship, who on Tues. through the brush near his place. , a picture.of. Moore he said it was the man who called at his cabin. came to his cabin Tuesday thorning and wanted a drink. Moore’s picture the man. te EE P, Muleaby of Newtown, who has a beat as ditch tender in that vicinity ‘for the Excelsior Company, says that . yesterday he sawa man on the ditch who answered to Moore’s description. The féllow had two dogs with him and Fearried a gua on his shoulder with a roll of blankets slung to it. . Itis probably the same man James Fogarty saw yesterday morning @ mile from San Juan. Mr.\Britt. of the San Franciseo Call, e, For years Meore has been getting all block he sent for a rig and he got ithe would stop for the: night. Upom. Red Dog road. He always helped himevery time. When his bill amounted . entering the cabin he found a man self and the Chinamen never objected, there who ordered him off with a reas they were afraid of him. ~ Spanish Joe, the old fellow who had itrouble with Moore and was shot at by “A Chinaman living ina cabin nearthe latter about a yearand a half ago, night a man came to his cabin and . charged from jail after servingsentence asked fora drink of water. The Chi-. for that crime he (Joe) bas slept on the naman’s dog kept barking and snapping . floor in his cabin for fear that Moore, at the strahger, while the latter kicked . knowing the location of his bedstead, at ¢he dog several times. When shown} might shoot through the cabin at him. Tom Scadden and Joe were partners at the time. Scadden also had trouble Another Chinaman4iving in the same . with Moore and for neighborhood says that a strange. man half he has carried a revolver to: protect himself in case it was necessary. Now that Moore hds skipped out he was shown to him and he said that was] has laid the pistol ‘aside. os the last year and a 4 > The boys used to tell a good story on Moore and some of them even vouched for the truth of it, Moore had a small hoisting rig at his mine that was driven by water power. For a while he had someone help him at the mine, but wher working alone they say he would go down in the mine, load the car, ring the bell to hoist, then clamber up the shaft, tarn on the water and hoist the car. This performance was repeated every time he had a car ready te send aan yesterday when he learned. of the . just as though there was a man above story told by Ditch Tender Fogarty of} to attend to the hoisting. <2 SSSR seeing & man answering to Murderer omnis Moore’s description on the Kate Hayes ditch a mile from the town, returned here shortly before noon today. He says that his investigations have led. him to form a positive opinion that, the man seen by Fogarty, as detailed in yesterday’s TRANSORIPT, is the fugitive. Fogarty’s report came in. One of them consisted of Deputy Sheriff MeMcCullough and Mr. McCormick, ‘the other of three young men. The stranger’s trail was taken up at the French reservoir where Fogarty had espied him, It was followed along the diteh tothe road, then it led up om Lone Ridge whieh lies in a southerly direction from North San Juan. Reaching the summit of one of the: highest points of the ridge, the search party struck the old Van Nappen cabis from which a birdseye view of the. country is had for several miles in all directions. Atthe rear of this cabin is a great mass of rocks thrown up like a natural fortress,and under the building is astone cellar. Near the entrance to the cellar the suspect had built a campfire, brought'water from 4 spring in ap old. bucket he found there and cooked a meal. Strewn around on the ground were the stubs of eight or nine cigarMoore used tosmoke. They were flat——— The importance , of takizg a good Spring Medicine is well known —in fact, its necessity . is universally admitted. ‘To. argue this poi] nt is useless — takes up your tifme and wastes our space. The /real* question is, what to take? Offcourse, you want the best. Forfyour blood you want s medi ine. which~ , cures. blood dis bd For yourap7 7 petite, stomach-weakness, and "dyspepsia sympfome you / want a medicine cont Jaining : appetitegiving, stomach,/ toning, dyspepsiacuring qual ities. ‘For that tired feeling, dull headache,g mis /erable, allrun @ ) ipo con: dition, ou want a truetonic “to bone givew, nerve and muscle — not & stimulant. Now we can prove, we have proved, Wa, DO prove each and /every day in the year, that t the cabin were made of fine-cut to. Medicine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ® Pre‘. piétures of murderer Moore and his on top, the bell being rung each time j. New York, To J J. B. Young has lets contract to. % Troy: N. Y., mieoes, $1,000 eneh. Jamés McKenzie to build a five room cottage on Coyote street; . ne as Wild’s barber shop will be ‘rem oved of the sale of the Comberanch. . Monday, April 17th, to the building adof the assay office on Broad street hig : herstotége aninddicted’ by ‘George: Hin . Mee the legacies ath pata. The ‘Pransouer is indébted to the. TAmed *# executrix to act wit San Francisco Call for the excellent —— cabin published in today’s paper. attorney for the execatrix. A pair of silver-rimmed spectacles . . were found this morning. They can Maroh. -o@e: be recovered by calling at the Transorte? office and paying for this noPERSONAL POINTERS. tice. x ; it “The Yuba Electric Power Company . 4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old announce that their rates for vontinuous fun service at Marysville for the entire year_of 1899 have been fixed at $8, payable in advance. — Last evening the Union Tennis Club and Young. — ragain. ; electing Miss Mary Hook, President; Lee Shoecraft, Vice-President; Lee . Toute to San Francisco. Garthe, Secretary; Miss Winnie Mulhotel will be placed in good condition. The County Supervisors. geon, road commissioner of District a visit. . No. 8, was read and on motion approved and the following: bills were allowed for labor, ete.: be A M. Ford $12 50, Joseph Creegan : p46 te tohs Liane Wk Mokilicas 4 . 5 ere Tes bet Sever iovlaw, Motiiag $6 06,4.8. Lithgow: 42 60; J, . omen Croom A. Oraig $25, John Sughrue $3 75, Thomas D. Barke $17 50, James Doyle $15, M. Shea $21 25;3. Mahoney $49 75, A. H. Scott $2 50, P. Nanghton $2 50, William Toomey $5, O. Penrose $32 50, J. Ostrom $8 75, T, CO. McGagin $27 50, Henry Paine $7.50, W. T. Waldron $16, D. Coughlan ¢7 50, S. G. Craig $7 50, W. W. Williams $17 50, N. Jepsen $8, J. A. Landsburg $2 25, E. J. Olsen $21 25, L. KR. Prescott $7 50, Calvin Maloney $3 75, 8. G. Potts $6, -Grissel Broa, #4 15,°S. J.Davis $15, W. H. Fianery $27 50,"Thomas Griffin $8 75, = J. H. Trott $3 73, H. 8. Hawver $35,. °8metom M. Bates $6 38. A. Sad Sight. The following bills for labor and material were allowed on the fund of road district No, 2: “ on his way back to Washington San Francisco, down from the Central, House. will rebuild their -house there spring. : lawyer who frequently visits at at Marysville Tuesday night on Odell $15, H. Y. Caruana $5, J. H. James . Poorhouse. This fact is learned $10, J. Bone $18 75, W: H. Merrifield . Mr. Murphy himself, and he asserts $11 25, ©. W. Foster $15, B. Johnson . that thereason for his destitution $46, J. F: Burkhardt $17 50, J. Johnson {forth in s complaint oa $66, J. T. Collins $16 50, B. King §2 50, charges that»Mr,Crowley who P.M. Beaser $31 26, J. T. Collins $22, J. ranch from him five years ago now reF. Trebilcox $7, Josiah Glasson $4 50,. fuses to give up . possession anoues the lease has expired. . The old gent E, H. Holland $10, J. Hore $9, B. Van man is tottering with age, and not havSlyke $21, H. J. Fuchs $15 50, E. Biggs . ing his place he refrains to ‘live upon . $8, 8. I’. George $8 75, P. Morshead $84,}the bounty of his daughter, and he A. F. Perrin $63 75, Union Lumber Go, . states that he is in destitute circam* $10 50, E. Pascoe $7 50, J.W. Davis stances. 70 Winnie Marion," of Oneonta, his ohn Marion of Gneonta, bis To the sisters of charity of Grass Valley, $500 to be paid out of the proceeds “To Teresa. Noonan of. Grass Valley, ‘joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st: his sister, $4,000 in mioney, the house Y aimeit Gita ‘ada tals and lot and contents in Grass Valley, jimegger has taken charge! . . alt of the remainder of the estate Geo. L. Jories.of Grass Valley is the * John B, Byrne of Gold Flat is ill Col.Mather of the Plumbago went to . organized for the coming season by . 549 Francisco today. John Owens of Alleghany is here en Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland of Coloy, Treasurer. ‘The court at the Union lumbia Hill were in town yesterday. Fred. Lerch, the mining man, left this morning for his home in Easton, Pa. Mrs. Dr. Waggoner of Sacramento ar” ‘The aaneiiel rebet ort of F. M. Pridrived last evening from Sacramento on “Dr. H. D. Fletcher was here last night Mrs. Landrigan of North Bloomfield Editor Eechbaclier of the Downieville Messenger was here last night om his way home from San Francisco. Miss Josie Baker of Columbia Hill was here to day en route to Grass ValIby to visit ber sister, Mrs. H. Pengelly. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gailbraith are Horace G. Platt of San Francisco, a city and is well known here will lecture B. Murphy of Washington, a resident of California for forty-nine years, is Miss Teresa Noonan, the sister, is. ) hout ° The will was made on the 12th of last . < from Mrs. They thie this “Ex$27 50, J.J. Owens $10, Wm. Job $40, O. D. Gautier $15, C. A. Sammons $55 75, NERVIT Aor Vicon: E. Pascoe $17 50, F. Webster $2 50, S. §t AND MANHOOD G. Beverton $14, Jobu Bone $5, GC. Rizzi $16, J. Manion $26, R. Johnson Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and $12, T. M. Edwards $5, Thos, Eddy $10, wasting’ diseases, all effects of BR. Johuson $7, J. M. Blodget $22 60, J. Lane $15, A. Beaudouin $12 50, G. W. Hyde $12 50, L. J. Binundell $20, Thos.}, Eddy $31 25, J. Polkinghorne $18 75,-C. H. Hocking $28 75, W. H. Stuart $7 50, T, Warner $6,'T. Eddy $2 50, T. M. Edwards $12 50, J. Luke $10, W. H. Luke} $30, W Job $18 75: ‘Votal $1,052 25. abuse, or excess and indiscretion. A nerve tonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and ‘By mail 5O0c per box; 6 boxes L. Duncan $6. 50, T, Eddy $22 50, J. J. for $2.50; with a written guaranOwens $8 75, #. Caruana $1 25, G W. tee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. 4 Bg et “We have just a few atyles of Carpets left and a small ree * ” Baldi eat Sy de-. amount of Wall Paper that were in the store when we bought jit. We are‘almost giving them away. een a re -. for 75 cents. eile eco y ". ~All the Lace’Curtains that we have instore are going: for _ ,. about two-thirds of what they cost our predecessor. 's maf Pr en We are closing ont the odds and ends of the old Blumenthal stock at any prices and filling the store with an ‘entire mew stock, oe : : a Ready-made ‘Wrappers in all sizes for Ladies: Successors to A. Blumenthal. Telephone 131. rrememrmernturrurnre ey OOK OLAO : Spring Millinery. Opening, ‘ xp Commencement Days— Tuesday and Wednesday. % March 25th and 27th. CaAddren’s Day, Saturday, April 7st. amon , Everybody Most Cordially Invited to Come. Do Yot Fait to Convinee yourselves of Peat Stytes od Before Going Elsewhere. i PRICES TO SUIT ALL. ELGANOR E. HOGFT, . BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY e Pa D. S. PRINCE’S . NEW DRY GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Has just opened: with a complete stock of DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS LADIES’, MEN’S and CHILDREN'S SHOKS at San Franelsco prices. The public are invited to cali and see these Goods. J.J. JACKSON, -Depot for BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ay es Fancy Groceries a from PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED “ie MEATS AND FISH. 8e' é A by Mascot Whiskey ..5.--scesescreres $1 00 Mikado Soap....:csseccesseereees 065 he . Duffy’s Malt Whiskey....-. 1 00) Silk Soap... 05 @. Pepsin Whiskey....-.:.0s000+ 1 00! cistrette Soap. pee eric Game Cock Whiskey....:. 1 00 Bee rir rher bee's « vateott 06 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey Sapte ea 1 00 Water Queen OBR is .66.00.; peddccecccsvde 06 ME Ep: WBIBOE os iccekssccscacsssvcscesicis 7 . Copco (white) Soap. ....c00 U5 Rock & Rye Whiskey..... 1. 00; Cashmere (white) Soap.... 06 Maple Ram, .0.s.s.ssereeresserespiens 1 00! Dandy Soap, 20’bars.... 50 Sherry Wine.. cadind svannaadicashnelenes ; 50 . Fern Gee. 6 2 bs bal Sabsdab densawuaddne sites: s.«.0eese Pi Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,8Ib pokg 20 eeeeeeeeeessreee Besbnptchis ah cer ; Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 05 © « © « « = ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee the Best. selfrestores the fire of youth. ae Ss Se 2 eS , Wee eae! ae) ee” A Fine Line a f Hood's fA Sersaparitla Breakfast Goods. Fe oF Bl : é that it is wn——>t+-+—— : equalled as & HU Fresh from the Mitts. cigarette stubs every 200 Hest hep f) . eine; eg 4 meete [a4 H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. for some distance. Nofootpriv 3 se it Above famed ‘Pwin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. cre requirement _ pamed : from the cabin could be found. @ more. We pr /ove this by thou-. fies) Wheatine, Phoonix Flakes. gands of testi /monials— 4 #) Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in balk. yet not. from peo/ple anxious if ae Aunt Jeminia’s Pan Cake Meal. us ther trace of their than. Deputy Mc-. 4, gdvertise Abom ives, © ‘ Morning Meal, and Flaked Bice. ‘ . ( ! a For a Quick Leunch--alroudy cooked--Gry "Am officer who bas been engaged in 4 im the chy d the search since the day of the killing » Wy) i y~ game walk _. French . Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. : tA Gin afiarnoom: er ‘. {YUNG of lifeasyou. And Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans a5 cts. nat do not take apy stockin the} (f)BQUP cur P testimonials tell of only one dog. The man seen nad Rear nse heiculeew ase cae a oe . ‘CASH aa had two, and’bis description does not . fair trial you wi! agree merica’s . . . fen Pbsti ger ie had Sw) Ott all. ‘The cigarettes found . Greatest Medicine aod best Spring . i 1 GROCER. Re og yg on The Engagement Ring marks an important event in the lives of both contracting parties. It should therefore be a thing of beauty. All signs point to a large demand this spring for these articles of JEWELRY an: w2 have mide it a point to secure a line which is unique, beautiful and of excellent quality. The choosing of a pretty Ring will not be hampered by high prices. Yevada City Souvenirs. Cc. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler. MANY TIMES Has our line of Gold : and : Silver : Watches been worthy of praise but we consider the present assortment as being especially meritorious. The designsare new and-elegant, and the Ladies’ Watches are particularly beautifal, We also carry the STANDARD ELECTRIC CLOCKS ‘which require no wind ; they are more accurate than aay clock on the market ; have no springs to break ; no weights to fall. Telephone West 14. A. & H. W. Hartung, eons sem oe doen eae LA ORE Fe OES

Sold © air: of: car nade Shoes eather, » of honest ig up with 0 ap. ) ap. } "20 up. r money, 1 promptly reasonable »S., ad Street, MAHER & CO. ome and =: “Pacific, and théir ‘hoice them in have, put o trouble, ~ BOARD OF TRADE, WN Hold & Moding TomorowMight af The Nevada City Board of Trade will hold & meeting at the courthouse at 8 o’clock tomorrow night, ca The sewer question, the Kilroy murder and various other important matters are to be considered. How He Entrapped & Number of Victims at Nevada City.. The man Baker, who is wanted in}. . . capitalists and politicians. by claiming he was employed ‘by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company “to manage the . publication of a book that should contain the portraits of some of.the foremost men of California, isnota stranger} in Nevada City as sundry citizens are confessing to their sorrow. : “Moses” as. he .was called came here} last year and cata wide swath for a. while. Like forger Rowe of Eagle Bird fame, he was’ a “jolly, good" fellow” and . ° was. not long in winning his way to the esteem and cenfidence ‘of sundry in-. a fluential and well-heeled citizens. Just how many of these had their legs elongated by the oily scallawag will probably never be known, but that he made a big clean-up. in this: part of . A telegram received at the Sheriff's . h SMOOTH SWINDLER. . office. this,affernoon from Deputy MeCuliongt 5a the Moore case.” Ors Wot Te Atle to Laat] the Marder, ys: “Nothing to report. in. : r < keg oe Tt AS Mt. A man named O'Neill who claims to: plug-cut.' He makes them cornucopia the county is certain. . be a miner and has been traveling from ‘Style and invariably uses a mou’bOne of his earljest and easiest vic-. one place to another in search of work, . piece.” =S tims was Liveryman: Lane of Main was at Grass Valley yesterday. He street. He cut a gigantic splurge with . says that Monday night he came to the Henry’s speediest nags and toniest ve-. old Jatann cabin on the McCourtvey . his vegetables from the Chinese gardenhicles. If he wanted to go around the. roadbelow Grass Valley and thought’ ers at the old Stonebridge place on the 40 $86 he confided to his friend Lane that he had been disappointed in getting -a remittance. “Ibuat’s all right, old man,” said the warmbearted Lane, . day morning early saw a stranger going “femember me when the remittance comes.” Of course it: neyer came. Free Woodman wasn’t. specially employed: just then and Baker: engaged that gentleman at a liberal salary to introduce and show him around Buker even let Woodman buy the bulk of the cigars and things as they went hither and thither. “Ehis-aceount still stands, a Superintendent Fred Zeitler of the: Champion ,mine was invited by the , genial Baker to lend bim fifty or so for .a day or two—“jast as an aecommoda-tion to @ friend, you see.” Mr. Zeitler .did not see and therefore he is not out . : -anything. : It is said that R. C. Walrath and “Lord Housman are respectively $15 and :$20 to the bad asa result of their brief “acquaintance with Baker, . _ No doubt there are plenty of others both at.this city and Grass Valley, including a landlord or two, who will join the above named gentlemen in saying that Baker istabout as smooth an article as they ever rubbed up against. : _ DIBD ON THR STAGE. Big Lon Expires While Being Brought to This City, “Big Lou,” a woman who has for some time made’ her headquarters at Rocky Bar near the town of Washington, and who has.been in poor health of late, died this morning while being brought to the county hospital, She was riding im the stage along with} Two armed parties started out from . —. North San Juan yesterday as soon a6] some other passengers and was very . feeble when placed aboard. Soon after starting shé began’ to weaken rapidly. When a point known as the Junction, about three miles this side of Washington was reached, she breathed her “Jast. The body was brought here for _ burial, . : 5 Building Notes. Mrs. Joy is having the ruins of her Awelling house on Pine street, which was destroyed by fire some time ago, torn down and will have a new dwelling erected. EB e 3 Miss Leddy is having repairs made to her residence property on Broad street opposite the fire house. William Boriace is having some improvements made to his dwelling house on Spring street. { ; Resumed Piping Today. At the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine in Canada Hill district the work of extending the sluice.to the face of the ettes wrapped in brown peper such as. bank has finally been completed and piping was resumed again today. Gray . toned at the ends.asthough laid on the & Co. have been engaged most of the. wor lip, Ohinesé fashion, which is time for the past five weeks in getting . woore’s' method of smoking. On the this and ether prelimisary work done, narrow trail leading down toward the and they mow have everything in good] 44 from the eabin were found ether ebapens? Cos. 5.” Thrown Out and Hurt. — ‘Bunday evening after derk as Misses ing : i cee Ban — Byrne oo a of — last av are aoc roe furGold Flat -were g home from 2 3 k pig ag Suapabeigaors struck roe . Oulleugh started out again thie mornMiss Byrne was bruised on the face, bat was able to be in town today. Miss Gillespie escaped unbort. ' Samuel Andrews of this city has received from’a friend at his old home in Mauch Ohunk, Pa. a novel gift in “the form ofa shaving cup and brush . ’ carved by hand from anthracite coal. It is a clever and meanppee ieee © : and Mo . “a iby0, 1. Hi 1&Co.;1 il, Mass. ee ‘. who left immediately for North San volver, The cabin is situated near the ranch of Jobn Nettleship, who on Tues. through the brush near his place. , a picture.of. Moore he said it was the man who called at his cabin. came to his cabin Tuesday thorning and wanted a drink. Moore’s picture the man. te EE P, Muleaby of Newtown, who has a beat as ditch tender in that vicinity ‘for the Excelsior Company, says that . yesterday he sawa man on the ditch who answered to Moore’s description. The féllow had two dogs with him and Fearried a gua on his shoulder with a roll of blankets slung to it. . Itis probably the same man James Fogarty saw yesterday morning @ mile from San Juan. Mr.\Britt. of the San Franciseo Call, e, For years Meore has been getting all block he sent for a rig and he got ithe would stop for the: night. Upom. Red Dog road. He always helped himevery time. When his bill amounted . entering the cabin he found a man self and the Chinamen never objected, there who ordered him off with a reas they were afraid of him. ~ Spanish Joe, the old fellow who had itrouble with Moore and was shot at by “A Chinaman living ina cabin nearthe latter about a yearand a half ago, night a man came to his cabin and . charged from jail after servingsentence asked fora drink of water. The Chi-. for that crime he (Joe) bas slept on the naman’s dog kept barking and snapping . floor in his cabin for fear that Moore, at the strahger, while the latter kicked . knowing the location of his bedstead, at ¢he dog several times. When shown} might shoot through the cabin at him. Tom Scadden and Joe were partners at the time. Scadden also had trouble Another Chinaman4iving in the same . with Moore and for neighborhood says that a strange. man half he has carried a revolver to: protect himself in case it was necessary. Now that Moore hds skipped out he was shown to him and he said that was] has laid the pistol ‘aside. os the last year and a 4 > The boys used to tell a good story on Moore and some of them even vouched for the truth of it, Moore had a small hoisting rig at his mine that was driven by water power. For a while he had someone help him at the mine, but wher working alone they say he would go down in the mine, load the car, ring the bell to hoist, then clamber up the shaft, tarn on the water and hoist the car. This performance was repeated every time he had a car ready te send aan yesterday when he learned. of the . just as though there was a man above story told by Ditch Tender Fogarty of} to attend to the hoisting. <2 SSSR seeing & man answering to Murderer omnis Moore’s description on the Kate Hayes ditch a mile from the town, returned here shortly before noon today. He says that his investigations have led. him to form a positive opinion that, the man seen by Fogarty, as detailed in yesterday’s TRANSORIPT, is the fugitive. Fogarty’s report came in. One of them consisted of Deputy Sheriff MeMcCullough and Mr. McCormick, ‘the other of three young men. The stranger’s trail was taken up at the French reservoir where Fogarty had espied him, It was followed along the diteh tothe road, then it led up om Lone Ridge whieh lies in a southerly direction from North San Juan. Reaching the summit of one of the: highest points of the ridge, the search party struck the old Van Nappen cabis from which a birdseye view of the. country is had for several miles in all directions. Atthe rear of this cabin is a great mass of rocks thrown up like a natural fortress,and under the building is astone cellar. Near the entrance to the cellar the suspect had built a campfire, brought'water from 4 spring in ap old. bucket he found there and cooked a meal. Strewn around on the ground were the stubs of eight or nine cigarMoore used tosmoke. They were flat——— The importance , of takizg a good Spring Medicine is well known —in fact, its necessity . is universally admitted. ‘To. argue this poi] nt is useless — takes up your tifme and wastes our space. The /real* question is, what to take? Offcourse, you want the best. Forfyour blood you want s medi ine. which~ , cures. blood dis bd For yourap7 7 petite, stomach-weakness, and "dyspepsia sympfome you / want a medicine cont Jaining : appetitegiving, stomach,/ toning, dyspepsiacuring qual ities. ‘For that tired feeling, dull headache,g mis /erable, allrun @ ) ipo con: dition, ou want a truetonic “to bone givew, nerve and muscle — not & stimulant. Now we can prove, we have proved, Wa, DO prove each and /every day in the year, that

t the cabin were made of fine-cut to. Medicine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ® Pre‘. piétures of murderer Moore and his on top, the bell being rung each time j. New York, To J J. B. Young has lets contract to. % Troy: N. Y., mieoes, $1,000 eneh. Jamés McKenzie to build a five room cottage on Coyote street; . ne as Wild’s barber shop will be ‘rem oved of the sale of the Comberanch. . Monday, April 17th, to the building adof the assay office on Broad street hig : herstotége aninddicted’ by ‘George: Hin . Mee the legacies ath pata. The ‘Pransouer is indébted to the. TAmed *# executrix to act wit San Francisco Call for the excellent —— cabin published in today’s paper. attorney for the execatrix. A pair of silver-rimmed spectacles . . were found this morning. They can Maroh. -o@e: be recovered by calling at the Transorte? office and paying for this noPERSONAL POINTERS. tice. x ; it “The Yuba Electric Power Company . 4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old announce that their rates for vontinuous fun service at Marysville for the entire year_of 1899 have been fixed at $8, payable in advance. — Last evening the Union Tennis Club and Young. — ragain. ; electing Miss Mary Hook, President; Lee Shoecraft, Vice-President; Lee . Toute to San Francisco. Garthe, Secretary; Miss Winnie Mulhotel will be placed in good condition. The County Supervisors. geon, road commissioner of District a visit. . No. 8, was read and on motion approved and the following: bills were allowed for labor, ete.: be A M. Ford $12 50, Joseph Creegan : p46 te tohs Liane Wk Mokilicas 4 . 5 ere Tes bet Sever iovlaw, Motiiag $6 06,4.8. Lithgow: 42 60; J, . omen Croom A. Oraig $25, John Sughrue $3 75, Thomas D. Barke $17 50, James Doyle $15, M. Shea $21 25;3. Mahoney $49 75, A. H. Scott $2 50, P. Nanghton $2 50, William Toomey $5, O. Penrose $32 50, J. Ostrom $8 75, T, CO. McGagin $27 50, Henry Paine $7.50, W. T. Waldron $16, D. Coughlan ¢7 50, S. G. Craig $7 50, W. W. Williams $17 50, N. Jepsen $8, J. A. Landsburg $2 25, E. J. Olsen $21 25, L. KR. Prescott $7 50, Calvin Maloney $3 75, 8. G. Potts $6, -Grissel Broa, #4 15,°S. J.Davis $15, W. H. Fianery $27 50,"Thomas Griffin $8 75, = J. H. Trott $3 73, H. 8. Hawver $35,. °8metom M. Bates $6 38. A. Sad Sight. The following bills for labor and material were allowed on the fund of road district No, 2: “ on his way back to Washington San Francisco, down from the Central, House. will rebuild their -house there spring. : lawyer who frequently visits at at Marysville Tuesday night on Odell $15, H. Y. Caruana $5, J. H. James . Poorhouse. This fact is learned $10, J. Bone $18 75, W: H. Merrifield . Mr. Murphy himself, and he asserts $11 25, ©. W. Foster $15, B. Johnson . that thereason for his destitution $46, J. F: Burkhardt $17 50, J. Johnson {forth in s complaint oa $66, J. T. Collins $16 50, B. King §2 50, charges that»Mr,Crowley who P.M. Beaser $31 26, J. T. Collins $22, J. ranch from him five years ago now reF. Trebilcox $7, Josiah Glasson $4 50,. fuses to give up . possession anoues the lease has expired. . The old gent E, H. Holland $10, J. Hore $9, B. Van man is tottering with age, and not havSlyke $21, H. J. Fuchs $15 50, E. Biggs . ing his place he refrains to ‘live upon . $8, 8. I’. George $8 75, P. Morshead $84,}the bounty of his daughter, and he A. F. Perrin $63 75, Union Lumber Go, . states that he is in destitute circam* $10 50, E. Pascoe $7 50, J.W. Davis stances. 70 Winnie Marion," of Oneonta, his ohn Marion of Gneonta, bis To the sisters of charity of Grass Valley, $500 to be paid out of the proceeds “To Teresa. Noonan of. Grass Valley, ‘joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st: his sister, $4,000 in mioney, the house Y aimeit Gita ‘ada tals and lot and contents in Grass Valley, jimegger has taken charge! . . alt of the remainder of the estate Geo. L. Jories.of Grass Valley is the * John B, Byrne of Gold Flat is ill Col.Mather of the Plumbago went to . organized for the coming season by . 549 Francisco today. John Owens of Alleghany is here en Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland of Coloy, Treasurer. ‘The court at the Union lumbia Hill were in town yesterday. Fred. Lerch, the mining man, left this morning for his home in Easton, Pa. Mrs. Dr. Waggoner of Sacramento ar” ‘The aaneiiel rebet ort of F. M. Pridrived last evening from Sacramento on “Dr. H. D. Fletcher was here last night Mrs. Landrigan of North Bloomfield Editor Eechbaclier of the Downieville Messenger was here last night om his way home from San Francisco. Miss Josie Baker of Columbia Hill was here to day en route to Grass ValIby to visit ber sister, Mrs. H. Pengelly. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gailbraith are Horace G. Platt of San Francisco, a city and is well known here will lecture B. Murphy of Washington, a resident of California for forty-nine years, is Miss Teresa Noonan, the sister, is. ) hout ° The will was made on the 12th of last . < from Mrs. They thie this “Ex$27 50, J.J. Owens $10, Wm. Job $40, O. D. Gautier $15, C. A. Sammons $55 75, NERVIT Aor Vicon: E. Pascoe $17 50, F. Webster $2 50, S. §t AND MANHOOD G. Beverton $14, Jobu Bone $5, GC. Rizzi $16, J. Manion $26, R. Johnson Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and $12, T. M. Edwards $5, Thos, Eddy $10, wasting’ diseases, all effects of BR. Johuson $7, J. M. Blodget $22 60, J. Lane $15, A. Beaudouin $12 50, G. W. Hyde $12 50, L. J. Binundell $20, Thos.}, Eddy $31 25, J. Polkinghorne $18 75,-C. H. Hocking $28 75, W. H. Stuart $7 50, T, Warner $6,'T. Eddy $2 50, T. M. Edwards $12 50, J. Luke $10, W. H. Luke} $30, W Job $18 75: ‘Votal $1,052 25. abuse, or excess and indiscretion. A nerve tonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and ‘By mail 5O0c per box; 6 boxes L. Duncan $6. 50, T, Eddy $22 50, J. J. for $2.50; with a written guaranOwens $8 75, #. Caruana $1 25, G W. tee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. 4 Bg et “We have just a few atyles of Carpets left and a small ree * ” Baldi eat Sy de-. amount of Wall Paper that were in the store when we bought jit. We are‘almost giving them away. een a re -. for 75 cents. eile eco y ". ~All the Lace’Curtains that we have instore are going: for _ ,. about two-thirds of what they cost our predecessor. 's maf Pr en We are closing ont the odds and ends of the old Blumenthal stock at any prices and filling the store with an ‘entire mew stock, oe : : a Ready-made ‘Wrappers in all sizes for Ladies: Successors to A. Blumenthal. Telephone 131. rrememrmernturrurnre ey OOK OLAO : Spring Millinery. Opening, ‘ xp Commencement Days— Tuesday and Wednesday. % March 25th and 27th. CaAddren’s Day, Saturday, April 7st. amon , Everybody Most Cordially Invited to Come. Do Yot Fait to Convinee yourselves of Peat Stytes od Before Going Elsewhere. i PRICES TO SUIT ALL. ELGANOR E. HOGFT, . BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY e Pa D. S. PRINCE’S . NEW DRY GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Has just opened: with a complete stock of DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS LADIES’, MEN’S and CHILDREN'S SHOKS at San Franelsco prices. The public are invited to cali and see these Goods. J.J. JACKSON, -Depot for BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ay es Fancy Groceries a from PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED “ie MEATS AND FISH. 8e' é A by Mascot Whiskey ....5.--scesescreres $1 00 Mikado Soap........:csseccesseereees 065 he . Duffy’s Malt Whiskey........-. 1 00) Silk Soap..... 05 @. Pepsin Whiskey.......-.:.0s000+ 1 00! cistrette Soap.. pee eric Game Cock Whiskey........:.. 1 00 Bee rir rher bee's « vateott 06 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey Sapte ea 1 00 Water Queen OBR is .66.00.; peddccecccsvde 06 ME Ep: WBIBOE os iccekssccscacsssvcscesicis 7 . Copco (white) Soap. .......c00 U5 Rock & Rye Whiskey......... 1. 00; Cashmere (white) Soap........ 06 Maple Ram, .0.s..s.ssereeresserespiens 1 00! Dandy Soap, 20’bars........ 50 Sherry Wine.... cadind svannaadicashnelenes ; 50 . Fern Gee. 6 2 bs bal Sabsdab densawuaddne sites: s.«.0eese Pi Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,8Ib pokg 20 eeeeeeeeeessreee Besbnptchis ah cer ; Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. 05 © « © « « = ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee the Best. selfrestores the fire of youth. ae Ss Se 2 eS , Wee eae! ae) ee” A Fine Line a f Hood's fA Sersaparitla Breakfast Goods. Fe oF Bl : é that it is wn——>t+-+—— : equalled as & HU Fresh from the Mitts. cigarette stubs every 200 Hest hep f) . eine; eg 4 meete [a4 H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. for some distance. Nofootpriv 3 se it Above famed ‘Pwin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. cre requirement _ pamed : from the cabin could be found. @ more. We pr /ove this by thou-. fies) Wheatine, Phoonix Flakes. gands of testi /monials— 4 #) Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in balk. yet not. from peo/ple anxious if ae Aunt Jeminia’s Pan Cake Meal. us ther trace of their than. Deputy Mc-. 4, gdvertise Abom ives, © ‘ Morning Meal, and Flaked Bice. ‘ . ( ! a For a Quick Leunch--alroudy cooked--Gry "Am officer who bas been engaged in 4 im the chy d the search since the day of the killing » Wy) i y~ game walk _. French . Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. : tA Gin afiarnoom: er ‘. {YUNG of lifeasyou. And Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans a5 cts. nat do not take apy stockin the} (f)BQUP cur P testimonials tell of only one dog. The man seen nad Rear nse heiculeew ase cae a oe . ‘CASH aa had two, and’bis description does not . fair trial you wi! agree merica’s . . . fen Pbsti ger ie had Sw) Ott all. ‘The cigarettes found . Greatest Medicine aod best Spring . i 1 GROCER. Re og yg on The Engagement Ring marks an important event in the lives of both contracting parties. It should therefore be a thing of beauty. All signs point to a large demand this spring for these articles of JEWELRY an: w2 have mide it a point to secure a line which is unique, beautiful and of excellent quality. The choosing of a pretty Ring will not be hampered by high prices. Yevada City Souvenirs. Cc. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler. MANY TIMES Has our line of Gold : and : Silver : Watches been worthy of praise but we consider the present assortment as being especially meritorious. The designsare new and-elegant, and the Ladies’ Watches are particularly beautifal, We also carry the STANDARD ELECTRIC CLOCKS ‘which require no wind ; they are more accurate than aay clock on the market ; have no springs to break ; no weights to fall. Telephone West 14. A. & H. W. Hartung, eons sem oe doen eae LA ORE Fe OES