March 6, 1894 (4 pages)

0. ‘th of 2 Sd : Daily Transcript . then we are contented and will continue—to, =opelated;and” placedit~ under his~ partner's} te: VOL. LXVI--NO. 10267 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1894. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. LL LALO RTT II LT ILD LLL CL LEO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN . PAID IN ADVANCE = SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE: Examiner and Chronicle And Send Them to the -Thiety-Fourth Year. “The Datty TRANSCRIPT “today enters npon-the thirty-fourth year of its existence, having been established in 1860. If our patrons are as well pleased as we are, work for the best interests of Nevada oe and of Nevada county. MURDER! Fiendish Work at Grass Valley Early Last Night. Union: Last night about 7:30. o'clock; Louis Francois, was-murdered in his cabin Jocated between Mill and Auburn streets. The fatal shot was heard by a number, of people residing in the vicinity. A few minutes later George Smith, who has associated with the dead man for over twenty years and who. was regarded as a partner by him, entered the house of H. H. Reynolds, a neighbor, and excitedly said ‘Louis has shot himeelf!” and solicited Reynolds to go to the cabin with him. Mr. Reynolds procured a candle and went to the cabin with Smith, where Francois was found lying-on-the floor, a piatol by his side as if carelessly placed there. ~ Smith procured a pillow, so he afterwards head and also laid his arms across his breast. Cerener Daniels was _ notified and. when-} he reached the cabin found Francois in the position above’ stated. He immediately summoned a jury. __ Smith, who was intoxicated, was ‘questioned somewhat, and said that when the shot was fired he was twenty feet away. from the cabin ; that Francois had gone] into hia (Smith's) room and taken his (Smith’s) pistol and comm itted suicide. This statement is certainly untrue, as the subsequent examination by. Dr, Jamieson shows that Francois could not have taken his own life by any mannér or means. dead man’s mouth was filled with blood. The bullet entered the left arm, passed inwardly and fractured the fourth rib ; penetrated the left lung, severed the thorassic worta, and ledged in seventh dorsal vertebre. Death was instaneous. Francois could not possibly have placed . the weapon in a position to inflict the wound, The deceased was in Upton’s saloon about three-quarters of an hour before the tragedy occurred, and was in the best of spirits and not intoxicated. He procured a bottle of liquor and went home. It, is supposed Smith was there with’ him. No one witnessed the murder, but it. was reported that one of the neighbors openly charged Smith with the crime. She also said she heard a quarrel over in the cabin, It is known that Smith and Frencoig had frequent quarrels when under the intluence of liquor, and on one occasion Smith cut his partner with a knife. The Coroner's inquest will be held this morning. The deceased, Louis Beancois, wae about forty-eight years old. He was with Admiral Farragut at the bombardment of New Orleans during the Civil War. For many years was empleyed at. the Lime Kiln, Of late he has been about town doing odd jobs, Smith spent the night in the city jail. 6 Paid Into the Treasury, The follewing amounts were paid in to the county treasury for the past fiscal month: Samnel J. Alderman, interest on State achoel land, $16.80. W. J. Alderman, interest on State acheol lands, $14. Robert Black, interest on school land, $14.80. John Webber, rent of store, $25. D. F. Douglass, foreign fees, $3.50; Sheriff’s fees, $52.20. B. F. Snell, taxes of 1893 and penalties, $722.27; licenses, $225. J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $17.50; Clerk’s fees, $104.75; law library tax, $6. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $222.70, es Tue Best mutual insurance policy against attacks of sickness is to be found in taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. If you are weak it will make you strong. Hoop's Prius are y the best after-dinner Pills assist digestion, cure headache, Try a box. 26¢. ———-~00--—___— KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, th Blood Purtier, gives freshness.and to the Complexion and cures Constipation5c., 50c,. Sold by Garr Bros, Rig great \ Dow’r rain . ‘your ‘digestive organs with “pills and: purystives:, “Fake Simmons Liven} setient appetizing tonic. Sami. 8, Ponts, something that is badly needed, but which ‘amount of taxable-property, thereby aE The}. NEW CHARTER. Something the People of Nevada City Should Vote to Have. “ Nevada City needs a new charter. The present one is deficient and also inadequate in many respects. Under existing conditions the Board of . City Trustees are kept within very narrow limits in the exercige of their official duties, and are prevented from doing many things which should be done and which our impertance and presperity as a town démand, The street improvements cou ld-be made more general with @ differen; charter. A better system ef sewerage is is out of the question now, owing to--4the limit of the-tax levy and ¢he clause in the charter forbidding the Trustees from imourring an indebtedness in excess ‘ef the revenues. There” is no power given to iseue bonds. By, adopting a uew.charter_ the . coporate limits could be extended so as to greatly increase the population and the to the revenue of the city. Several years ago the proposition to procure a new gharter was submitted to our citizens but it was defeated by a large ‘majority. -The--people were afraid of a. ‘change, the results following’ the adoption of the new State Constitution being still fresh in their minds, and they resolved to let well enough alone. How the majority regard the question now we are not preparéd'to say, although we believe the public generally are more disposed to favor a new form ef local government than they were then. Thére is no question but what it would be a long step forward in the march of progress, and the proposition, if submitted to the voters of the town at the election in May, should receive their hearty endorsement, oe NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street, Chas. Hanning, Sacramento, H.J. Darling,, ¥¢ = Dan_Baruh,_. fi Dr. E. A; Du Milieu, Bloomfield, K, a H. R. Gordon, ae Theo: Wetzel, ih G. C, Hall, San Francisco, I, Burns, W. Macdonald, ‘‘ F. H. Fowler, ‘ A. Hamburger, —‘‘ J. Curtis, es Bea. cee Lies : = 'G, K. Radford, New ‘York, Miss Radford, ig Miss Hall, Chicago, W. F. Hanley, Alleghany, W. A. Culver, Dixon, J. A. Hustler and w., Patterson, W. H, Hustler, A. Burndier, Sundy, Mono Co., J. O'Brien, Smartesville, E. Hubu, Eagle Bird, H. C. Siles, Virginia City, J. Murphy, San Francisco, F, Flanders, Bloomfield, R. H. Majinton, San Francisco, ‘8. L. McCandless, “ .M., Bachelder, 4 H. H. Karle, “ C. A, Thurston, 4 F. A. Sieke, Sacramento, M. Scherer, ry ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Union Hotel, . Main Street. * John Frick, Penryn, C. O. Jepsen, Relief Hill, R. Hickman, t W.H. Harris, ‘‘ E. Conger, Dutch Flat, . T, Cv.Brock, San Francisco, Geo. Edail, “ : W.S. Slocum, ae J. A. Northway, ‘ J; Patrick, Sacramento, W. Williams, ‘* J. Vitegerald, es L. Prescott, Washington, W. Williamson, ‘‘ Miss Whitney, You Bet, Mrs, Whitney, fe H, Hurst, Washington, J. Donhue, Grass Valley, Q. O'Conner, ek L. 0. Williams, Marysville, J. Conlin, Ld A. R. Lando, “ J. C, Belap; Auburn. ——---_++@e is by constitutional remedies. When this tube is inflamed yeu have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation, can be taken out dnd“this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing, will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out of ten are caused by condition of the mucous surfaces, any ease of that cannot be cured by Hall's Cure, Send for ciroulars free. F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. WW bo1d by Drogginte, 76¢. It cures Incipient‘ Regulator. : . . Chap. to Bishop of North Carolina. . said ditch to deliver water at its lower end 7 4 eR _. drawing off to. one-extent, the tailings for a} Aqub.people find in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla just the tonic they need. It helps them : "at wonderfully. s Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively : 2 Rieti eR cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranDeafness Cannot be Cured teed to give perfect satisfacion o: money —_ refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased .portion of the ear. There is only oé Way to cure deafness, and that Deafness is caused: by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed A We will give One, Hundred Dollars for (caused by catarrh) Catarrb SHILOH’S CURE te-celd en 4 guasentes It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose, 25 cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. mop wa eS Bc A» oeaetin , agralmarecc Stumons Liver Reqo.aTor is a most éx~ re RIVER MINING. An Account of a Great Enterprise in Sierra. Messenger: On the Slate Creek Basin we find two of the largest ‘‘River” or ‘‘Tailing Mining Enterprises” of unquestionable richness in the bed of Slate creek that have been promulgated. One commenced during the last year by Hon. J. W. Moyle, ex-State Senator of Sierra county, large stockholder of Slate Creek Gravel Gold Company, (Limited) an English Syndicate farmed by himself-and friends in London in February ; 1893, with a capital stock of $500,000, to mine the auriferous rich tailing deposits and gravel beds, etc., in Slate creek. They conFitzsimon Heard From. Sheriff Douglass has received a letter from P, B. Fitzsimon, whe is confined in the insane asylum at Napa. It appears from the comminicatien that the writer is not crazy except by spells or on certain subjects. his youngest son and wants Sheriff Douglass Watches and Diamonds. A magnificent. ateck just received at Leutje & Brand's, : Prices lower than the game articles can be had anywhere else ‘in the State. Also, a stook of atyeerers at Men’s Percale te bring him dewn the next time he has to come to Napa. Fitzsimon has nothing te San re prices, tf He speaks highly of the treat-f . sapelinesishieanienmnih ment_receiyed and of the manner in which : “% the asylum is managed. He desires to see 75, Cente. with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. say about his former home—French Corral. eagigeie cece Men’s Overcoats at Millers” $2.50. a trol two miles of the same above the St. Loyis bridge. After prespecting the accumulated tailings and finding a yield of half to two. ounces.of.gold.a.day.to each mau, they commenced last Spring witha very. large force of men to work and develop their recently acquired property, expending nearly $100,000 last year in building a stream power sawmill, ditch over three miles long and. more than five feet wide, and purchased large supply of heavy iron pipes and varied expensive machinery of every description— . : into a pipe whence it is carried through the . same to the creek at St. Louis bridge to be used under 275 feet pressure in connectien with an immense hydraulic elevator, already op the ground near the &t. Louis bridge. General Supt. Moyle commenced last fall with a smaller elevator to sluice out a large pit or sump in the once over 50. to 60 feet of deep tailings to reach bed-rock, en which-to anchor the-larger machine which. is used te suck and lift the gravel from. the bed-rock into a flume set along on the Slate others mee : 38, hoepia where @ Throat, Hoaresue Asthma. For has cured thousands, and sakes tn, e. tee. For -® Lame. SHILOH'S BELLA Consumption it e face or ch . Fee Yar ONN PLASTER. ate y rh? This remedy is teed to cure you. Price, 60 cta. In teotor free. For sale at Carr Bros, flame, And is now on dock agaia New Outfit, and d will ournn ghia old customers, and as man creek hillside, paved with blocks. This sump has reached a depth of 20 feet, but on account of the unusually extreme cold weather at the head of the water shed, everything froze up and operations had to be delayed until milder weather willpermit them to proceed with their developments They have built above this sump across the creek a substantial dam ef log-cribs filled in with rocks. It is predicted that if this company is able to werk this proundwith these—appliances and thei outlined plan, they will take out more-muney-than-has~-been~obtained from the best paying mines in Plumas or Sierra counties, as these accumulated tailings and the original gravel in Slate creek are immensely rich in gold as proven by Brewster and Haworth 20 or 25 years age when they . owned a tunnel through the long point under the St. Louis road, enabling them, after short while at the upper end of said tunnel, yielding eight to twenty-five dollars a day, to the man, shoveling tailings into sluices «>= The follewing season they were prevented from working any more on account of the introduction and workings of several dozen monitors in the hydraulic gravel mines on the channels above them, soon barying the upper and lower end of said tunnel, including bridges, across the creek out of sight. — 20 WANT MORE MONEY. The Executive Committee of the State Mining Exhibit. We have received a circular letter from the Executive Committee of the State Mining Exhibit which shows that'the receipt to date have been $7,568.10 and the disbursements $2,956.73. .The circular says + As will be seen from the foregoing statement, we have cash on hand $4,611.27 to pay for supplies, mill building and marble arch. To keep proper watch over the exhibits it .will require the services of five watchmen. {t will take about $2500 more than we now have on hand te maintain our exhibit and to pack the same for reshipment to their respective owners at the close of the Fair. We hope that the miners of California will help out the exhibit to that extent, It is the intention of the Executive Committee to carry en. the exhibit so leng as the money lasts and then close it up, unless the Midwinter Fair officials can maintain it for us e@ee Guckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. Native Daughters, Attention. Members of Laurel Parlor, Ne. 6, are requested to appear at Pythian Castle at 7:30 o'clock P, M. Tuesday, March 6th. An interesting program will be presented, consisting of literary and musical exercises and a langhable farce, entitled ‘The Jack Trust.” Ametia Hook, Pres. Bette Dove.ass, Sec’y. —2t ee t Noti — ON GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM vi Romaae City, ver Notice is hereby pany, en that ate Board of Biree. rs,held on the oth day, of iF ebraary 604.4 sessment cay CE >< of2 cents per al hare was ety Boe} Kk ce tion, peyebie i apet th eek 0 the formate at office of eal be Mn — Jit ys n U. s ness. a corporation stock u i is assessment. shail remain ar = n the mine day of ‘April, oe oe oheae esremnene. rf sale a Balog peresnt® mele nade before, wil wlll pe ach Monday, bh da 1h, by * x ace clock P. M. at ene ve athe of th aces witht costa of edvertising ra ment. to g By ® er of the ° xpen 0} Directors. CA PER, Secretary. Office—Carter & Solana store, on Pine street, Nevada City, pani ~ kssoesmneut Ne: orseot gre Cash Grocery : FOLEY'S, © ——AT ARTHUR WOLF CASE GOODS, ETC. Goods will be, sold strictly. for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial.——— J beam deta and tN <eens. He. } “pices / . FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! ‘The boy stood on the burning dock, When all but he bad fled ; And sinking ‘neath tho awful wreck, Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan stood mid cloeds of smoke and He bravely battled with the wreck ; New Furniture, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclase ary He is now prepared to supply ali his new ones as wish to ive him a call, with first-class board and lodging, Et the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Unien streets, Nevada City, Cal, Fancy Navel Oranges 20 Cents Per Dozen. CALIFORNIA LEMONS 20 Cents Per Dozen. Sicily Lemons 30, Cents Per Dozen. SEEDLING ORANGES to CENTS PER DOZEN. Bananas 40 Cents Per Dozen. mmercial Street; Nevada’ a City, : Quick Sales and 1 Small Profits. Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR 21 . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. a q x * * Best Ours is the Largest and the Finest and . te the Best Te, ‘ , xe -_ c Our of all is The fact *y *« *& 82 eek &. KE ER Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES CANNOT BE EXCELLED. And what is the Which Everybody Well knows, That our LOW + PRICES Are not nee by any other house in-this-part of ‘2 *, 2 2 ee eC x * TRY ONE OF OUR the State. het kIT a a ee LAMAN & COATS And You Will Find It the Best Article In That Line That You Have Ever Worn. = = --> a ee meee] *. ae Com mercial St,; near Main, I} NEVADA CITY. WHITE . TEH——~ HOUSE. at Muslin Underwear ! Fit =a } ua if Sty e Finish ata aie! Muslin Underwear ! We received ¢ complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN’S SHORT DRESSES and INFANT'S LONG DRESSER. New Dress Goods, Braids, Gimps And the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily. NEWMAN & GO., me Mp oe in Choice: and Fine Goods. — . ‘o') The best judges and the closest buyers o. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR In Nevada county is MORRISON Pine st., near Bread, Nevada City Lowest in Prices Highest in All le. @ther Respects SS EE CO ALE ase CH oa

0. ‘th of 2 Sd : Daily Transcript . then we are contented and will continue—to, =opelated;and” placedit~ under his~ partner's} te: VOL. LXVI--NO. 10267 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1894. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. LL LALO RTT II LT ILD LLL CL LEO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN . PAID IN ADVANCE = SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE: Examiner and Chronicle And Send Them to the -Thiety-Fourth Year. “The Datty TRANSCRIPT “today enters npon-the thirty-fourth year of its existence, having been established in 1860. If our patrons are as well pleased as we are, work for the best interests of Nevada oe and of Nevada county. MURDER! Fiendish Work at Grass Valley Early Last Night. Union: Last night about 7:30. o'clock; Louis Francois, was-murdered in his cabin Jocated between Mill and Auburn streets. The fatal shot was heard by a number, of people residing in the vicinity. A few minutes later George Smith, who has associated with the dead man for over twenty years and who. was regarded as a partner by him, entered the house of H. H. Reynolds, a neighbor, and excitedly said ‘Louis has shot himeelf!” and solicited Reynolds to go to the cabin with him. Mr. Reynolds procured a candle and went to the cabin with Smith, where Francois was found lying-on-the floor, a piatol by his side as if carelessly placed there. ~ Smith procured a pillow, so he afterwards head and also laid his arms across his breast. Cerener Daniels was _ notified and. when-} he reached the cabin found Francois in the position above’ stated. He immediately summoned a jury. __ Smith, who was intoxicated, was ‘questioned somewhat, and said that when the shot was fired he was twenty feet away. from the cabin ; that Francois had gone] into hia (Smith's) room and taken his (Smith’s) pistol and comm itted suicide. This statement is certainly untrue, as the subsequent examination by. Dr, Jamieson shows that Francois could not have taken his own life by any mannér or means. dead man’s mouth was filled with blood. The bullet entered the left arm, passed inwardly and fractured the fourth rib ; penetrated the left lung, severed the thorassic worta, and ledged in seventh dorsal vertebre. Death was instaneous. Francois could not possibly have placed . the weapon in a position to inflict the wound, The deceased was in Upton’s saloon about three-quarters of an hour before the tragedy occurred, and was in the best of spirits and not intoxicated. He procured a bottle of liquor and went home. It, is supposed Smith was there with’ him. No one witnessed the murder, but it. was reported that one of the neighbors openly charged Smith with the crime. She also said she heard a quarrel over in the cabin, It is known that Smith and Frencoig had frequent quarrels when under the intluence of liquor, and on one occasion Smith cut his partner with a knife. The Coroner's inquest will be held this morning. The deceased, Louis Beancois, wae about forty-eight years old. He was with Admiral Farragut at the bombardment of New Orleans during the Civil War. For many years was empleyed at. the Lime Kiln, Of late he has been about town doing odd jobs, Smith spent the night in the city jail. 6 Paid Into the Treasury, The follewing amounts were paid in to the county treasury for the past fiscal month: Samnel J. Alderman, interest on State achoel land, $16.80. W. J. Alderman, interest on State acheol lands, $14. Robert Black, interest on school land, $14.80. John Webber, rent of store, $25. D. F. Douglass, foreign fees, $3.50; Sheriff’s fees, $52.20. B. F. Snell, taxes of 1893 and penalties, $722.27; licenses, $225. J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $17.50; Clerk’s fees, $104.75; law library tax, $6. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $222.70, es Tue Best mutual insurance policy against attacks of sickness is to be found in taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. If you are weak it will make you strong. Hoop's Prius are y the best after-dinner Pills assist digestion, cure headache, Try a box. 26¢. ———-~00--—___— KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, th Blood Purtier, gives freshness.and to the Complexion and cures Constipation5c., 50c,. Sold by Garr Bros, Rig great \ Dow’r rain . ‘your ‘digestive organs with “pills and: purystives:, “Fake Simmons Liven} setient appetizing tonic. Sami. 8, Ponts, something that is badly needed, but which ‘amount of taxable-property, thereby aE The}. NEW CHARTER. Something the People of Nevada City Should Vote to Have. “ Nevada City needs a new charter. The present one is deficient and also inadequate in many respects. Under existing conditions the Board of . City Trustees are kept within very narrow limits in the exercige of their official duties, and are prevented from doing many things which should be done and which our impertance and presperity as a town démand, The street improvements cou ld-be made more general with @ differen; charter. A better system ef sewerage is is out of the question now, owing to--4the limit of the-tax levy and ¢he clause in the charter forbidding the Trustees from imourring an indebtedness in excess ‘ef the revenues. There” is no power given to iseue bonds. By, adopting a uew.charter_ the . coporate limits could be extended so as to greatly increase the population and the to the revenue of the city. Several years ago the proposition to procure a new gharter was submitted to our citizens but it was defeated by a large ‘majority. -The--people were afraid of a. ‘change, the results following’ the adoption of the new State Constitution being still fresh in their minds, and they resolved to let well enough alone. How the majority regard the question now we are not preparéd'to say, although we believe the public generally are more disposed to favor a new form ef local government than they were then. Thére is no question but what it would be a long step forward in the march of progress, and the proposition, if submitted to the voters of the town at the election in May, should receive their hearty endorsement, oe NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street, Chas. Hanning, Sacramento, H.J. Darling,, ¥¢ = Dan_Baruh,_. fi Dr. E. A; Du Milieu, Bloomfield, K, a H. R. Gordon, ae Theo: Wetzel, ih G. C, Hall, San Francisco, I, Burns, W. Macdonald, ‘‘ F. H. Fowler, ‘ A. Hamburger, —‘‘ J. Curtis, es Bea.. cee Lies : = 'G, K. Radford, New ‘York, Miss Radford, ig Miss Hall, Chicago, W. F. Hanley, Alleghany, W. A. Culver, Dixon, J. A. Hustler and w., Patterson, W. H, Hustler, A. Burndier, Sundy, Mono Co., J. O'Brien, Smartesville, E. Hubu, Eagle Bird, H. C. Siles, Virginia City, J. Murphy, San Francisco, F, Flanders, Bloomfield, R. H. Majinton, San Francisco, ‘8. L. McCandless, “ .M., Bachelder, 4 H. H. Karle, “ C. A, Thurston, 4 F. A. Sieke, Sacramento, M. Scherer, ry ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Union Hotel, . Main Street. * John Frick, Penryn, C. O. Jepsen, Relief Hill, R. Hickman, t W.H. Harris, ‘‘ E. Conger, Dutch Flat, . T, Cv.Brock, San Francisco, Geo. Edail, “ : W.S. Slocum, ae J. A. Northway, ‘ J; Patrick, Sacramento, W. Williams, ‘* J. Vitegerald, es L. Prescott, Washington, W. Williamson, ‘‘ Miss Whitney, You Bet, Mrs, Whitney, fe H, Hurst, Washington, J. Donhue, Grass Valley, Q. O'Conner, ek L. 0. Williams, Marysville, J. Conlin, Ld A. R. Lando, “ J. C, Belap; Auburn. ——---_++@e is by constitutional remedies. When this tube is inflamed yeu have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation, can be taken out dnd“this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing, will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out of ten are caused by condition of the mucous surfaces, any ease of that cannot be cured by Hall's Cure, Send for ciroulars free. F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. WW bo1d by Drogginte, 76¢. It cures Incipient‘ Regulator. : . . Chap. to Bishop of North Carolina. . said ditch to deliver water at its lower end 7 4 eR _. drawing off to. one-extent, the tailings for a} Aqub.people find in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla just the tonic they need. It helps them : "at wonderfully. s Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively : 2 Rieti eR cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranDeafness Cannot be Cured teed to give perfect satisfacion o: money —_ refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased .portion of the ear. There is only oé Way to cure deafness, and that Deafness is caused: by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed A We will give One, Hundred Dollars for (caused by catarrh) Catarrb SHILOH’S CURE te-celd en 4 guasentes It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose, 25 cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. mop wa eS Bc A» oeaetin , agralmarecc Stumons Liver Reqo.aTor is a most éx~ re RIVER MINING. An Account of a Great Enterprise in Sierra. Messenger: On the Slate Creek Basin we find two of the largest ‘‘River” or ‘‘Tailing Mining Enterprises” of unquestionable richness in the bed of Slate creek that have been promulgated. One commenced during the last year by Hon. J. W. Moyle, ex-State Senator of Sierra county, large stockholder of Slate Creek Gravel Gold Company, (Limited) an English Syndicate farmed by himself-and friends in London in February ;

1893, with a capital stock of $500,000, to mine the auriferous rich tailing deposits and gravel beds, etc., in Slate creek. They conFitzsimon Heard From. Sheriff Douglass has received a letter from P, B. Fitzsimon, whe is confined in the insane asylum at Napa. It appears from the comminicatien that the writer is not crazy except by spells or on certain subjects. his youngest son and wants Sheriff Douglass Watches and Diamonds. A magnificent. ateck just received at Leutje & Brand's, : Prices lower than the game articles can be had anywhere else ‘in the State. Also, a stook of atyeerers at Men’s Percale te bring him dewn the next time he has to come to Napa. Fitzsimon has nothing te San re prices, tf He speaks highly of the treat-f . sapelinesishieanienmnih ment_receiyed and of the manner in which : “% the asylum is managed. He desires to see 75, Cente. with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. say about his former home—French Corral. eagigeie cece Men’s Overcoats at Millers” $2.50. a trol two miles of the same above the St. Loyis bridge. After prespecting the accumulated tailings and finding a yield of half to two. ounces.of.gold.a.day.to each mau, they commenced last Spring witha very. large force of men to work and develop their recently acquired property, expending nearly $100,000 last year in building a stream power sawmill, ditch over three miles long and. more than five feet wide, and purchased large supply of heavy iron pipes and varied expensive machinery of every description— . : into a pipe whence it is carried through the . same to the creek at St. Louis bridge to be used under 275 feet pressure in connectien with an immense hydraulic elevator, already op the ground near the &t. Louis bridge. General Supt. Moyle commenced last fall with a smaller elevator to sluice out a large pit or sump in the once over 50. to 60 feet of deep tailings to reach bed-rock, en which-to anchor the-larger machine which. is used te suck and lift the gravel from. the bed-rock into a flume set along on the Slate others mee : 38, hoepia where @ Throat, Hoaresue Asthma. For has cured thousands, and sakes tn, e. tee. For -® Lame. SHILOH'S BELLA Consumption it e face or ch . Fee Yar ONN PLASTER. ate y rh? This remedy is teed to cure you. Price, 60 cta. In teotor free. For sale at Carr Bros, flame, And is now on dock agaia New Outfit, and d will ournn ghia old customers, and as man creek hillside, paved with blocks. This sump has reached a depth of 20 feet, but on account of the unusually extreme cold weather at the head of the water shed, everything froze up and operations had to be delayed until milder weather willpermit them to proceed with their developments They have built above this sump across the creek a substantial dam ef log-cribs filled in with rocks. It is predicted that if this company is able to werk this proundwith these—appliances and thei outlined plan, they will take out more-muney-than-has~-been~obtained from the best paying mines in Plumas or Sierra counties, as these accumulated tailings and the original gravel in Slate creek are immensely rich in gold as proven by Brewster and Haworth 20 or 25 years age when they . owned a tunnel through the long point under the St. Louis road, enabling them, after short while at the upper end of said tunnel, yielding eight to twenty-five dollars a day, to the man, shoveling tailings into sluices «>= The follewing season they were prevented from working any more on account of the introduction and workings of several dozen monitors in the hydraulic gravel mines on the channels above them, soon barying the upper and lower end of said tunnel, including bridges, across the creek out of sight. — 20 WANT MORE MONEY. The Executive Committee of the State Mining Exhibit. We have received a circular letter from the Executive Committee of the State Mining Exhibit which shows that'the receipt to date have been $7,568.10 and the disbursements $2,956.73. .The circular says + As will be seen from the foregoing statement, we have cash on hand $4,611.27 to pay for supplies, mill building and marble arch. To keep proper watch over the exhibits it .will require the services of five watchmen. {t will take about $2500 more than we now have on hand te maintain our exhibit and to pack the same for reshipment to their respective owners at the close of the Fair. We hope that the miners of California will help out the exhibit to that extent, It is the intention of the Executive Committee to carry en. the exhibit so leng as the money lasts and then close it up, unless the Midwinter Fair officials can maintain it for us e@ee Guckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. Native Daughters, Attention. Members of Laurel Parlor, Ne. 6, are requested to appear at Pythian Castle at 7:30 o'clock P, M. Tuesday, March 6th. An interesting program will be presented, consisting of literary and musical exercises and a langhable farce, entitled ‘The Jack Trust.” Ametia Hook, Pres.. Bette Dove.ass, Sec’y. —2t ee t Noti — ON GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM vi Romaae City, ver Notice is hereby pany, en that ate Board of Biree. rs,held on the oth day, of iF ebraary 604.4 sessment cay CE >< of2 cents per al hare was ety Boe} Kk ce tion, peyebie i apet th eek 0 the formate at office of eal be Mn — Jit ys n U. s ness. a corporation stock u i is assessment. shail remain ar = n the mine day of ‘April, oe oe oheae esremnene. rf sale a Balog peresnt® mele nade before, wil wlll pe ach Monday, bh da 1h, by * x ace clock P. M. at ene ve athe of th aces witht costa of edvertising ra ment. to g By ® er of the ° xpen 0} Directors. CA PER, Secretary. Office—Carter & Solana store, on Pine street, Nevada City, pani ~ kssoesmneut Ne: orseot gre Cash Grocery : FOLEY'S, © ——AT ARTHUR WOLF CASE GOODS, ETC. Goods will be, sold strictly. for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial.——— J beam deta and tN <eens. He. } “pices / . FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! ‘The boy stood on the burning dock, When all but he bad fled ; And sinking ‘neath tho awful wreck, Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan stood mid cloeds of smoke and He bravely battled with the wreck ; New Furniture, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclase ary He is now prepared to supply ali his new ones as wish to ive him a call, with first-class board and lodging, Et the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Unien streets, Nevada City, Cal, Fancy Navel Oranges 20 Cents Per Dozen. CALIFORNIA LEMONS 20 Cents Per Dozen. Sicily Lemons 30, Cents Per Dozen. SEEDLING ORANGES to CENTS PER DOZEN. Bananas 40 Cents Per Dozen. mmercial Street; Nevada’ a City, : Quick Sales and 1 Small Profits. Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR 21 . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. a q x * * Best Ours is the Largest and the Finest and . te the Best Te, ‘ , xe -_ c Our of all is The fact *y *« *& 82 eek &. KE ER Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES CANNOT BE EXCELLED. And what is the Which Everybody Well knows, That our LOW + PRICES Are not nee by any other house in-this-part of ‘2 *, 2 2 ee eC x * TRY ONE OF OUR the State. het kIT a a ee LAMAN & COATS And You Will Find It the Best Article In That Line That You Have Ever Worn. = = --> a ee meee] *. ae Com mercial St,; near Main, I} NEVADA CITY. WHITE . TEH——~ HOUSE. at Muslin Underwear ! Fit =a } ua if Sty e Finish ata aie! Muslin Underwear ! We received ¢ complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN’S SHORT DRESSES and INFANT'S LONG DRESSER. New Dress Goods, Braids, Gimps And the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily. NEWMAN & GO., me Mp oe in Choice: and Fine Goods. — . ‘o') The best judges and the closest buyers o. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR In Nevada county is MORRISON Pine st., near Bread, Nevada City Lowest in Prices Highest in All le. @ther Respects SS EE CO ALE ase CH oa