May 1, 1894 (4 pages)

THE GREAT ENTERPRISE. . Brown & Calkins, Publishers. The Building of the Immense South “Yuba Canal. TUESDAY..,..MAY 1, 1894. GRESS. PERSONAL POINTERS. MURDER. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. A Chinaman Slays a Fel [By E. L. Ricu,] i ' I he ou 1en 4 will be well, i ing and . Haye d fancy naterials ’ use.— 1d y-mix id, y repre;and th the lea ns ary Ss, TC. STRY m most prompt mg the rates, ee ent ——> to After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest ODACCO raised in’the Island of Cuba. 1 \\) , oe Woodpecker ” Cigars are COO made of this Tobacco and I unhiesitatingly RecN OO \ them as being equal if not superior to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETa. vana Cuba. /} b By giving these Cigars a fair, tial the ‘Ssmokers will be convinced of thir True Merit. Vem Giffin. MANHOOD RESTORED wand Vola C:U:P:LD:E:N:E jaar 7. H. ‘Saunders Of Osceola, Neb., senior vice-commander and present commander of J. F. Reynolds Post, No. 26, G@. A. R., voluntarily writes: After Using Cupidene Before Using Cupidene. “Twas inthe army four years, was woundedand contracted sciatica and rheumatism. T have sufferedever since. I lost theuse of my left leg and side, and have tried almost 0 This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all jaa de medicine known, and I think I have Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, had the best physicians in the country, but failed to get any relief, Every spr hg I was flat on my back, and must say ( that Hood’s Sarsaparilia is the Best medicine I have ever taken, mo the most good, It has done —SUCH AS— It was recommended to mé for rheumatism, and I am satisfied and know that it will do alt that you claim Hood’s x Cures In 8 PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION, LOST MANH '. HEADACHE, PIMPLES, for it. I do not want to say that it will raise a fellow from the dead; but it will , Come the nearest to doing it Of any medlcine Ihave ever known.” T, H. SAUNDERS, SLEKVEESSN :8, DERBILITY, IML’ OTENCY, —j Osceola, Nebraska. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE*FAILS. ~Hood’s Pilla are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache, 250, a ee (OF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, ‘The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an oporation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effectéd by the use FOR SALE BY of six boxes, Schmidt Bros.; One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. And Chas. P. Gray. Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CO,, P, QO. Box 2076, San Francisco, Black, who resides on Coyote street, in Cal. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. jumping from a pile of wood struck her For sale in Novala Gity by CARR BROS. right arm against a stick, breaking the bone at the wrist. Dr. Hunt reduced the fracture, by chance been left over from the previous lighted candle was upset onto the bed, causing the bedding to take fire, He deWe mentioned yesterday that John Cunha summer. The sole find was some beans, nies having set fire to the building. The but so old that they could not be eaten. of Pleasant Valley had goue away from_his wounded “men narrowly. escaped being honié and. having failed to return as exOthers no doubt would have tried for game, burned alive, but, it being February, there was nothing in pected, it was feared something had hapoo When told that one of the men had died pened tohim. Yesterday forenoon at 11:30 the valley but grouse, small pine and larger t Now Try This. o’clock the searchers, who had been ontall reck squirrels and some small birds, Some from the effects of his injuries, Yung said he was very sorry; that he did not intend to Sunday night, found the dead’ body: of no doubt did try for game but breught nothIt will cost you nothing and will surely kill him, do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or Cunha not far from his cabin-at_, Kentucky ing in. Had the snow been off there would A dispatch has beat sent to the Sheriff of Flat. There were no marks of violence, have been achance for a deer er maybe a any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Placer county informing him that the murKing’s New~ Discovery for Consumptien; of the aud death doubtless: resulted” from nataral grizzly. Had,we known the. history derer has been captured. .An official from Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, «auses,, The remains were taken to Grass locality we wonld have been forcibly rethat county will probably arrive here this or money will be paid back. ‘Sufferers from La Valley, where the Coroner held an inquest minded of the futile searching for fuod of the evening or tomorrow and take him to survivors of the Donner Party, whose trail Grippe found it just the.thing and under its this morning. The funeral took place at ~ of escape 8 years before through this valley Auburn, . use had a speedy and perfect recovery, Try Reugh and Ready this afternoon. e+ could not have been many reds from the a sample bottle at our expense and learn for Deceased was a native of Portugal, aged Good Clean-Up. ¢ yourself just how good a thingitis. Trial about sixty-tive years, and had lived at site of this frame ranch house. We were sucking our thumbs and watchWe learn that William Groh has, within bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large Kentucky Flat and in that vicinity for ‘twenty years or more. He was employed ing the north side of the valley fer the pack the past week or two, taken out in divisize 50c, and $1.00. 1 P. M,a man was seen on dends over $1600. from his drift mine in about the old Hartung & Luetje ranch a train. About Piano Tuning. foot and leading a saddle mule emerging Coyoteville Ravine, a little over a mile from good deal of the time. from the timber a third of a mile away, at town, says the Downieville Messenger. Wim. W. D. Travers, the well-known pianoHabits of Salmon. the north side of the lower end of the valWatson and Geo. Freis are workingjust tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few ley. Soon another mule with a pack was oppesite where this find was made and will, days, £23 Professor Gilbert of Stanford University seen, and then another with mere following. doubtless, strike some of the same kind of — was on the lower Columbia river last week The man on foot in the lead was John 8. ground. We hope Billy will continue to Dissolution of Copartnership, investigating the habits of the salmon. In Dunn; leading his saddle mule and himself take it ont by the bucket full. June he will endeavor to trace the salcarrying a heavy crow bar on his shoulder. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE epperrmarehih Davatoios e existing between mon run from the ocean to the spawning We raised a shout that waked the long. E. Duluc and Charles Hartmann, under the Arrested for Embezzlement. Near His Cabin. SMOKE ROBERT MANTEL CIGARS, TAX-PAYERS ATTENTION. The tax-payers of. Nevada Township.and. « vicinity. .are hereby notified that for their 1 convenience and. to. facilitate } the labor of receiving statements I will be at the GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR County Assessor’s Olfice. PRIN ’EI NG In the Court House (except ing Sundays) until further notice JOB From g o’clock A. [1. till 5 TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. o’clock P. M. All assessments on personal property (where there is no dissolved by jnutual consent, All persons Ih~ of the fish. Some of the canners hold the the males were it possible ever to frighten Tidings: Deputy Sheriff Rhodes arrived ebted to the said late firm are hereby notified real estate) are due and paya-— call and settle the same with E. E. Dulac, who opinion that the blue-back is the “fish that a mule, from Yolo county Saturday and escorted a to ig authorized to close up the business of the late firm, The business will be continued by ble at the time of assessment. spawns inthe Idaho ‘lakes, and Professor The cause of delay was not in the start man name Mayhew, who was arrested by grounds and learn what ultimately becomes sleeping echos, and might have frightened firm name of HARTMANN & DUS, AC, has-been s Store F . Howard of Kansas City, Missouri, ar me on rising the next morning when I saw two fellow countrymen, had been gambling rived here on the morning train onPg Way the notched outline of the ridge south of the all Sunday nigut and Yung lost heavily, to Washington, valley, clear and sharp against the morning He became frenzied and determined to get R. W. Tully, formerly a becker at this sky. It was my first sight of the reality of even on the other's, so he went to the store city, now a resident of~Stockton, arrived holders. Those who let stock go for assesswhatI had oftem-seen represented in picof Ah Tom, where’ they were sleeping, and here last evening. << with a long dagger slashed and stabbed , ments are now regretting their bad luck. tures. ' H,. Longton,“agent of the Garten Gold Very rich rock is being taken out at the Next day all, excepting myself, ‘went up them in a terrible manner. One. of the Cure Institdte Co. of Sacramento, is in Nevada City and the mine is looking fine. the valley and over to the Yuba to get wounded men died yesterday afternoon, the town aud may decide to locate here. The richest part of the ore is ‘being sacked the lay of the land. I remained at the other will probably recover, AS Derre, one of the Directors of the After wielding his dagger with such and sent to the Selby Reduction Werks to ranch house to receive the pack train should deadly effect he set. fire to the building nd] Derbec mine, arrived here last evening from be treated. it come and to care for our grub and perSan Francisco on his way to the mine, The Gehrig mine, situated near the sonal belongings, though there -was little made hisescape. This happened about William Clemo returned homie yesterday slaughter house on the Grass Valley road, fear of them being disturbed, as no one else half-past 4 o’clock in the morning. The from his Eastern trip. He has been on a fire spread rapidly and_the people of Iowa and which was leased to some miners a was likely to be in the valley at that time visit to friends in New Jersey and Pennshort time ago, is looking very favorable. of the year, The train did not come that Hill had great difficulty 4h keeping the sylvania, flames from — to’ adjoining propEight men are.at work developing it. They day, nor did we expect it; nor the next day J. H. Helwig and wife and their daughare confident'of getting a No. 1 mine. when we did expect it; nor the next when erty. ter, Miss Minnie, of North Bloomfield, who After leaving , ne Hill he fled across the The Gold Flat. Mining Company will we were sure it would come, I think it have been attending the Midwinter Fair, put up a five-stamp’ mill immediately, as was our third morning in the valley that country, eluding the officers who were in arrived-here last night on their way home. the-present outlook of: themine-willfully we consumed all the provisions we had, ex-pursnit of him, and_finally.reached You Mrs. D. F' “Douglass and her #6on; “Reed, warrant such a course. — REET jcept alight lunch for all the party that . Bet. The blow on the head seems to have who have been attending the-Midwinter The Pittsburg continues to look well, went up to the Yuba exploring each day. brought him to his senses, at least partially Fair, returned home last evening. — She Six _men_are_working on the. Meacham. The coming of-the-train -was-regarded-as—a so, and he does not appear frantic now. “. was accompanied-by Mrs. Brenham of San Today Boy Yung. made a statement to ‘ledge, on Piety Hill, and are running a certainty that day, and not a scrap was left Francisco. tunnel from Gold Run creek. into the hill me for dinner that day. It did not come, Sheriff Deuglass and confessed that he Telegraph: Samuel Boston is an old resThey have and it was not only a tired and hungry Jot stabbed the other Chinamen, but says he ident .of this. place but. for the.past. 20 wear Heironimus’ brewery. erossed under the road and are now going, of fellows that straggled in about dark from did se in-self-defense. He says-that-he-lost years he has been living in Nevada State, straight for the ledge, which they expect to up the valley, but they were black looking considerable money gambling, and went to Oregon and Arizona, He notes miny imstrike very soon. Some rich quartz has as well when informed that there was not. the stere: to see the other mén. While provements in-Grass Valley since he left it. there they quarreled and Yung says he -* a bite-to-eat, been taken from this ledge heretofore. ce ee I No one went up to the Yuba next day. slashed right and left with his knife in “ Broke Her Arm, Some went as far as the upper ranch house, order to get away from the others, He was Yesterday afternoon Lynda Black, aged known to us later as the Matt Wheeler cut once on the neck and claims that three The Body of John Cunha Discovered ranch, hoping that something eatable had shots were fired at him. During the fight a seven or eight years, daughter of Benjamin mence washing the rich gravel which they struck last week. ,One of the Directors informs us that assessinents are now at an end, which will be good news te the stock aah NOTICE. Judge Saunders. suit al 8. Iam eon in Ke ASDC eapes xg cin ali If everybody had ‘the same county pride as W. J. Rogers, our worthy Superintendent of Schools, we would be a 100,000 ahead in the coupon contest. Last week this gentleman went to Truckee to visit the schools, and while on the train he asked permission of people who were reading the papers to allow him to cut eut the coupons. None refused and he obtained over fifty of them, which were voted for Nevada county. ones a J. B. Miller of French Corral is in town, r J. A. Chestnut Jr. of San siemensis in {Continued. J low Countryman. BRIGHT PROSPECTS. . town. Leaving campin the early morning we got . ' Geo, Ray came over from San Juan this ee out of the Deer Creek canon and up onto the The Merrifield; Champion and Other morning. ridge, or Nevada City and Washington road, Mines in This District. B. Dorsey of Colfax made a visit to this in the most direct way. Some time latein city today. Yesterday W, 8S. May, with a force of the afternoon we’ emerged from the great . . Geo. Bodgett came_ — from Downie‘men; commenced,.wark.on.the hoisting: ‘rig . pine } forest go densely covering that ridge Tue best alterative, diuertic, and tonic which is to be erected at the old Merrifield onto the lofty open point between Bear ValAfter Committing the Crime at lowa ville today. properties are contained in Ayer's SarsapaE. Christian of Carson City arrived here Hill He Flees to You Bet, mine.’ Everything about the mine is to be ley on the right and the more deeper, rocky, rilla, Sas this morning, Alatiess and Shoeless. cecnenanidiceentlion aps pushed ahead as rapidly as possible, and in oo South Yuba river gorge on the C. Godfrey and E. Godfrey of Columbia Reduction in Pr a short time it is expected to be in full eft. . Hill are in town. operation. The ore to-be taken out will be .,A magnificent landscape lay before us; Stylish hats trimmed with beat quality R. McMurray arrived here last evening Yesterday a telephone message from You crushed at the Champion mill. . finer mountain scenery by far than I had lace and ribbons, for $2. from San Francisco. J. 8S. Schuster, one of the Directors, is ever looked upon; not excelled by any I have Bet was received at the Sheriff’s office, noml-4t Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD. Owen Penrose came down from North authority for the statement that it will net since seen, though I include the views from tifying the officials that a crazy Chinaman, Bloomfield yesterday. be long before they will have in their emMt. Hamilton, the Royal Gorge of the with a shovel in one hand and a large dagL. C. Inen of San Francisco arrived here ploy, in the two mines, not less than 200 Arkansas, the look-out or down upon ger in the other, was wandering about there on the morning train. and that no one could get near enongh to men. This will bg good news to our people, the world from Pike’s Peak, and from . . capture him. He was bareheaded and bare. Casper Cohn and -his son Eph went to as at the present time there are only between Hill and Sugar Loaf. = San Francisco yesterday. Says that For Rheumatism 8 twenty and thirty men employed, It is Bear Valley was in shadow as we made footed and about half dressed. Ed, Morgan went to San Francisco this Under Sheriff Neagle and special deputy thought it will be a month or six weeks our way down the steep point along a faint Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the Best. _ morning to attend the Fair. before an additional force will. be put’ to’ zig-zag trail that entered the valley about ‘S P, Schmidt left here at 3 o’clock in the J. C, Mulligan, the best short-hand rework, but as fast as places can be found, so half-way between the two ranch houses, and afternoon. Upon arriving at You Bet they ‘porter on.the coast, is in town. the work can be carried on to advantage, quite away north of the. present graded found that somebody had knocked the Frank Means of Washington — here Chinaman down by hitting him on the head more men will be put on. «Fhe employroad leading out of the valley toward Nelast evening from Sacramento. ment of 100 or 200. additional. men in our vada City. Though not so convenient to with a club and thus succeeded in disarming John Mayer came down from Downieville . and binding him, «mines means that much increase in the the Yuba by a mile; and a half, for. some The crazy man was brought to this city this moriing en route to the Bay. prosperity of the town. reason we took up dur quarters at the lower P. La Duc of Grass Valley went up on and locked up in the county jail, after Mr. Schusteris also the largest owner in hay ranch house, known later as~‘the E. O. the Washington stage this morning. the North Merrifield mine, on what was Tompkins ranch. The house was oceupied the injury inflicted on his head had been Miss Ida Stewart of Downieville arrived dressed by a doctor. He is the fellow that formerly the McCoy ranch, and he contemonly in the summer, during the hay-cutting, here this morning on her way to Sacramento. plates commencing active work upon it in a and hay-pressing and selling time, and was. committed a murder at Iowa Hill yesterday V. Helmet, G, Lux, W. W. Casserly and short time. now vacated. We were a tired lot of felmorning, the particulars of which are about T. Wayman came down from Pike City toas follows: j The prospects at the Odin gravel mine lows after the day’s tramp. day. continue very bright. They will-soon comI vividly remember the pleasure it gave . : A Chinaman named’ Boy Yung, with THE MURDERER IN JAIL HERE, iple “The Right Spirit. . ‘Ty THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT E. E, Dulac. Gilbert will ascertain, if possible, if that from Nevada City. The train had missed Constable Richards a few days ago, to CHAS, PARTMARE, kK. E. DULAC theory is well founded. . the way and had wandered away down the Woodland. Mayhew is charged with emNevada City, April 30, 1894. bezzlement; The trouble is over a horse ridge toward Little York. I don’t know KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify butjit was suggested that Mr. Dunn might trade. : 7oo regulate n, your Blood, clear your Complexio have headed it around that way on purpose New Potatoes. your Bowels and make your Head clear. as a for the walking exercise. Be that as it 25¢.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, may, they were as tired as we were hunhave them come, as it was not very cents per pound, Latest popular designs from leading art pleasant camping out in the mountains in Call and see them, at February, publishing houses, m)-lt W. D. Vinton’s. oe Whatever could be most quickly pre aan and put some flour Prof. Michell’s dancing school and social, mistook the proportions inte his saleratus instead of a little saleratus . ’ * at Odd Fellews-Hall Thursday evening. tED. intohis flour. But it was no time to stand en trifles, and the golden biscuit was gulped —_— . down with draughts of hot milkless doffee. Highest Honors—World’s Fair. TOR. e pur the bottom—seemed to be there on purpose to allow of s canal being brought out from ap. a Union MOST PERFECT MADE. D 10 ation with accompaniment of fried bacon. We had a better and more elaborate preparation for supper; and went to bed in a better mood that night, as with fall stemachs and provisions on hand to last seme weeks the world looked bright again. Explorations en the Yuba were renewed next day with the view to ascertaining about the location of the proposed canal. The important points had been nicely settled by nature. The gap between Bear Valley and the Yuba gorge—the valley as it were a great cup with the north side broken out to pee 4, Fresh Ranch Butter. W. G. Richards has fresh ranch butter pared was made ready. Reasoner, whoundertook to make the biscuit, in his haste which he will sell at 40 cents per roll,a21 Michell’s Dancing School. for You tf ~or the Yuba river and away from the slopes of the canon, through this gap and along the} sunny slopes of the north side of Bear river, [To Be Continued.) Found. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee 5 manos, Alum or any other aduiterant . ” Teeiaiia.“Finder cafThave it byt 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. a26° — * React ng SSE County Assessor. rrevvovennovvnnnvvennnnnnnnnynnnnny AHEAD OF EVERYBODY! A large lot of new potatoes just received gry, and as glad to get in as we were to at J. J. Jackson’s, which will be sold at 3 New Art rt Studies. CAL. R. CLARLE, =e ee ee i i i id The Greatest Attraction in the City. =e eee es GARTER & JOHNSTON— Have just received the Largest = Best Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, flats, Caps, Ete. EVER SEEN IN THE MOUNTAINS. Buring the Summer we shall have Special Sales, and here is one for a starter: Knee Pants Suits, for boys4 to 15-years of age, $2, $:2 50, $2 75 and $3. Fifteen dozen Boys’ Knee Pedte age 4 to 15 years, for 50 cents. Fine line of Men's Summer Suits for $6, $6 50 and $8. These Suits are of the Latest Styles. eats ever received in the county for 25 cents up. We have the Largest Assortment of &traw We have a very large and fine assortment of SUMMER SHIRTS from 25 cents up. Royal Baking Powder (o., {. Falun WUbbddddddddd bell. oeeli RICES . CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One-Price Clothiers, Pine Street. oe IIVUPSVUTIUY TUTTI UT UUOS CONN ConS 0

THE GREAT ENTERPRISE. . Brown & Calkins, Publishers. The Building of the Immense South “Yuba Canal. TUESDAY...,...MAY 1, 1894. GRESS. PERSONAL POINTERS. MURDER. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. A Chinaman Slays a Fel [By E. L. Ricu,] i ' I he ou 1en 4 will be well, i ing and . Haye d fancy naterials ’ use.— 1d y-mix id, y repre;and th the lea ns ary Ss, TC. STRY m most prompt mg the rates, ee ent ——> to After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest ODACCO raised in’the Island of Cuba. 1 \\) , oe Woodpecker ” Cigars are COO made of this Tobacco and I unhiesitatingly RecN OO \ them as being equal if not superior to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETa. vana Cuba. /} b By giving these Cigars a fair, tial the ‘Ssmokers will be convinced of thir True Merit. Vem Giffin. MANHOOD RESTORED wand Vola C:U:P:LD:E:N:E jaar 7. H. ‘Saunders Of Osceola, Neb., senior vice-commander and present commander of J. F. Reynolds Post, No. 26, G@. A. R., voluntarily writes: After Using Cupidene Before Using Cupidene. “Twas inthe army four years, was woundedand contracted sciatica and rheumatism. T have sufferedever since. I lost theuse of my left leg and side, and have tried almost 0 This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all jaa de medicine known, and I think I have Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, had the best physicians in the country, but failed to get any relief, Every spr hg I was flat on my back, and must say ( that Hood’s Sarsaparilia is the Best medicine I have ever taken, mo the most good, It has done —SUCH AS— It was recommended to mé for rheumatism, and I am satisfied and know that it will do alt that you claim Hood’s x Cures In 8 PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION, LOST MANH '. HEADACHE, PIMPLES, for it. I do not want to say that it will raise a fellow from the dead; but it will , Come the nearest to doing it Of any medlcine Ihave ever known.” T, H. SAUNDERS, SLEKVEESSN :8, DERBILITY, IML’ OTENCY, —j Osceola, Nebraska. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE*FAILS. ~Hood’s Pilla are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache, 250, a ee (OF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, ‘The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an oporation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effectéd by the use FOR SALE BY of six boxes, Schmidt Bros.; One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. And Chas. P. Gray. Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CO,, P, QO. Box 2076, San Francisco, Black, who resides on Coyote street, in Cal. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. jumping from a pile of wood struck her For sale in Novala Gity by CARR BROS. right arm against a stick, breaking the bone at the wrist. Dr. Hunt reduced the fracture, by chance been left over from the previous lighted candle was upset onto the bed, causing the bedding to take fire, He deWe mentioned yesterday that John Cunha summer. The sole find was some beans, nies having set fire to the building. The but so old that they could not be eaten. of Pleasant Valley had goue away from_his wounded “men narrowly. escaped being honié and. having failed to return as exOthers no doubt would have tried for game, burned alive, but, it being February, there was nothing in pected, it was feared something had hapoo When told that one of the men had died pened tohim. Yesterday forenoon at 11:30 the valley but grouse, small pine and larger t Now Try This. o’clock the searchers, who had been ontall reck squirrels and some small birds, Some from the effects of his injuries, Yung said he was very sorry; that he did not intend to Sunday night, found the dead’ body: of no doubt did try for game but breught nothIt will cost you nothing and will surely kill him, do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or Cunha not far from his cabin-at_, Kentucky ing in. Had the snow been off there would A dispatch has beat sent to the Sheriff of Flat. There were no marks of violence, have been achance for a deer er maybe a any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Placer county informing him that the murKing’s New~ Discovery for Consumptien; of the aud death doubtless: resulted” from nataral grizzly. Had,we known the. history derer has been captured. .An official from Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, «auses,, The remains were taken to Grass locality we wonld have been forcibly rethat county will probably arrive here this or money will be paid back. ‘Sufferers from La Valley, where the Coroner held an inquest minded of the futile searching for fuod of the evening or tomorrow and take him to survivors of the Donner Party, whose trail Grippe found it just the.thing and under its this morning. The funeral took place at ~ of escape 8 years before through this valley Auburn, . use had a speedy and perfect recovery, Try Reugh and Ready this afternoon. e+ could not have been many reds from the a sample bottle at our expense and learn for Deceased was a native of Portugal, aged Good Clean-Up. ¢ yourself just how good a thingitis. Trial about sixty-tive years, and had lived at site of this frame ranch house. We were sucking our thumbs and watchWe learn that William Groh has, within bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large Kentucky Flat and in that vicinity for ‘twenty years or more. He was employed ing the north side of the valley fer the pack the past week or two, taken out in divisize 50c, and $1.00. 1 P. M,a man was seen on dends over $1600. from his drift mine in about the old Hartung & Luetje ranch a train. About Piano Tuning. foot and leading a saddle mule emerging Coyoteville Ravine, a little over a mile from good deal of the time. from the timber a third of a mile away, at town, says the Downieville Messenger. Wim. W. D. Travers, the well-known pianoHabits of Salmon. the north side of the lower end of the valWatson and Geo. Freis are workingjust tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few ley. Soon another mule with a pack was oppesite where this find was made and will, days, £23 Professor Gilbert of Stanford University seen, and then another with mere following. doubtless, strike some of the same kind of — was on the lower Columbia river last week The man on foot in the lead was John 8. ground. We hope Billy will continue to Dissolution of Copartnership, investigating the habits of the salmon. In Dunn; leading his saddle mule and himself take it ont by the bucket full. June he will endeavor to trace the salcarrying a heavy crow bar on his shoulder. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE epperrmarehih Davatoios e existing between mon run from the ocean to the spawning We raised a shout that waked the long. E. Duluc and Charles Hartmann, under the Arrested for Embezzlement. Near His Cabin. SMOKE ROBERT MANTEL CIGARS, TAX-PAYERS ATTENTION. The tax-payers of. Nevada Township..and. « vicinity. ..are hereby notified that for their 1 convenience and. to. facilitate } the labor of receiving statements I will be at the GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR County Assessor’s Olfice. PRIN ’EI NG In the Court House (except ing Sundays) until further notice JOB From g o’clock A. [1. till 5 TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. o’clock P. M. All assessments on personal property (where there is no dissolved by jnutual consent, All persons Ih~ of the fish. Some of the canners hold the the males were it possible ever to frighten Tidings: Deputy Sheriff Rhodes arrived ebted to the said late firm are hereby notified real estate) are due and paya-— call and settle the same with E. E. Dulac, who opinion that the blue-back is the “fish that a mule, from Yolo county Saturday and escorted a to ig authorized to close up the business of the late firm, The business will be continued by ble at the time of assessment. spawns inthe Idaho ‘lakes, and Professor The cause of delay was not in the start man name Mayhew, who was arrested by grounds and learn what ultimately becomes sleeping echos, and might have frightened firm name of HARTMANN & DUS, AC, has-been s Store F . Howard of Kansas City, Missouri, ar me on rising the next morning when I saw two fellow countrymen, had been gambling rived here on the morning train onPg Way the notched outline of the ridge south of the all Sunday nigut and Yung lost heavily, to Washington, valley, clear and sharp against the morning He became frenzied and determined to get R. W. Tully, formerly a becker at this sky. It was my first sight of the reality of even on the other's, so he went to the store city, now a resident of~Stockton, arrived holders. Those who let stock go for assesswhatI had oftem-seen represented in picof Ah Tom, where’ they were sleeping, and here last evening. << with a long dagger slashed and stabbed , ments are now regretting their bad luck. tures. ' H,. Longton,“agent of the Garten Gold Very rich rock is being taken out at the Next day all, excepting myself, ‘went up them in a terrible manner. One. of the Cure Institdte Co. of Sacramento, is in Nevada City and the mine is looking fine. the valley and over to the Yuba to get wounded men died yesterday afternoon, the town aud may decide to locate here. The richest part of the ore is ‘being sacked the lay of the land. I remained at the other will probably recover, AS Derre, one of the Directors of the After wielding his dagger with such and sent to the Selby Reduction Werks to ranch house to receive the pack train should deadly effect he set. fire to the building nd] Derbec mine, arrived here last evening from be treated. it come and to care for our grub and perSan Francisco on his way to the mine, The Gehrig mine, situated near the sonal belongings, though there -was little made hisescape. This happened about William Clemo returned homie yesterday slaughter house on the Grass Valley road, fear of them being disturbed, as no one else half-past 4 o’clock in the morning. The from his Eastern trip. He has been on a fire spread rapidly and_the people of Iowa and which was leased to some miners a was likely to be in the valley at that time visit to friends in New Jersey and Pennshort time ago, is looking very favorable. of the year, The train did not come that Hill had great difficulty 4h keeping the sylvania, flames from — to’ adjoining propEight men are.at work developing it. They day, nor did we expect it; nor the next day J. H. Helwig and wife and their daughare confident'of getting a No. 1 mine. when we did expect it; nor the next when erty. ter, Miss Minnie, of North Bloomfield, who After leaving , ne Hill he fled across the The Gold Flat. Mining Company will we were sure it would come, I think it have been attending the Midwinter Fair, put up a five-stamp’ mill immediately, as was our third morning in the valley that country, eluding the officers who were in arrived-here last night on their way home. the-present outlook of: themine-willfully we consumed all the provisions we had, ex-pursnit of him, and_finally.reached You Mrs. D. F' “Douglass and her #6on; “Reed, warrant such a course. — REET jcept alight lunch for all the party that . Bet. The blow on the head seems to have who have been attending the-Midwinter

The Pittsburg continues to look well, went up to the Yuba exploring each day. brought him to his senses, at least partially Fair, returned home last evening. — She Six _men_are_working on the. Meacham. The coming of-the-train -was-regarded-as—a so, and he does not appear frantic now. “. was accompanied-by Mrs. Brenham of San Today Boy Yung. made a statement to ‘ledge, on Piety Hill, and are running a certainty that day, and not a scrap was left Francisco. tunnel from Gold Run creek. into the hill me for dinner that day. It did not come, Sheriff Deuglass and confessed that he Telegraph: Samuel Boston is an old resThey have and it was not only a tired and hungry Jot stabbed the other Chinamen, but says he ident .of this. place but. for the.past. 20 wear Heironimus’ brewery. erossed under the road and are now going, of fellows that straggled in about dark from did se in-self-defense. He says-that-he-lost years he has been living in Nevada State, straight for the ledge, which they expect to up the valley, but they were black looking considerable money gambling, and went to Oregon and Arizona, He notes miny imstrike very soon. Some rich quartz has as well when informed that there was not. the stere: to see the other mén. While provements in-Grass Valley since he left it. there they quarreled and Yung says he -* a bite-to-eat, been taken from this ledge heretofore. ce ee I No one went up to the Yuba next day. slashed right and left with his knife in “ Broke Her Arm, Some went as far as the upper ranch house, order to get away from the others, He was Yesterday afternoon Lynda Black, aged known to us later as the Matt Wheeler cut once on the neck and claims that three The Body of John Cunha Discovered ranch, hoping that something eatable had shots were fired at him. During the fight a seven or eight years, daughter of Benjamin mence washing the rich gravel which they struck last week. ,One of the Directors informs us that assessinents are now at an end, which will be good news te the stock aah NOTICE. Judge Saunders. suit al 8. Iam eon in Ke ASDC eapes xg cin ali If everybody had ‘the same county pride as W. J. Rogers, our worthy Superintendent of Schools, we would be a 100,000 ahead in the coupon contest. Last week this gentleman went to Truckee to visit the schools, and while on the train he asked permission of people who were reading the papers to allow him to cut eut the coupons. None refused and he obtained over fifty of them, which were voted for Nevada county. ones a J. B. Miller of French Corral is in town, r J. A. Chestnut Jr. of San siemensis in {Continued. J low Countryman. BRIGHT PROSPECTS. . town. Leaving campin the early morning we got . ' Geo, Ray came over from San Juan this ee out of the Deer Creek canon and up onto the The Merrifield; Champion and Other morning. ridge, or Nevada City and Washington road, Mines in This District. B. Dorsey of Colfax made a visit to this in the most direct way. Some time latein city today. Yesterday W, 8S. May, with a force of the afternoon we’ emerged from the great . . Geo. Bodgett came_ — from Downie‘men; commenced,.wark.on.the hoisting: ‘rig . pine } forest go densely covering that ridge Tue best alterative, diuertic, and tonic which is to be erected at the old Merrifield onto the lofty open point between Bear ValAfter Committing the Crime at lowa ville today. properties are contained in Ayer's SarsapaE. Christian of Carson City arrived here Hill He Flees to You Bet, mine.’ Everything about the mine is to be ley on the right and the more deeper, rocky, rilla, Sas this morning, Alatiess and Shoeless. cecnenanidiceentlion aps pushed ahead as rapidly as possible, and in oo South Yuba river gorge on the C. Godfrey and E. Godfrey of Columbia Reduction in Pr a short time it is expected to be in full eft. . Hill are in town. operation. The ore to-be taken out will be .,A magnificent landscape lay before us; Stylish hats trimmed with beat quality R. McMurray arrived here last evening Yesterday a telephone message from You crushed at the Champion mill. . finer mountain scenery by far than I had lace and ribbons, for $2. from San Francisco. J. 8S. Schuster, one of the Directors, is ever looked upon; not excelled by any I have Bet was received at the Sheriff’s office, noml-4t Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD. Owen Penrose came down from North authority for the statement that it will net since seen, though I include the views from tifying the officials that a crazy Chinaman, Bloomfield yesterday. be long before they will have in their emMt. Hamilton, the Royal Gorge of the with a shovel in one hand and a large dagL. C. Inen of San Francisco arrived here ploy, in the two mines, not less than 200 Arkansas, the look-out or down upon ger in the other, was wandering about there on the morning train. and that no one could get near enongh to men. This will bg good news to our people, the world from Pike’s Peak, and from . . capture him. He was bareheaded and bare. Casper Cohn and -his son Eph went to as at the present time there are only between Hill and Sugar Loaf. = San Francisco yesterday. Says that For Rheumatism 8 twenty and thirty men employed, It is Bear Valley was in shadow as we made footed and about half dressed. Ed, Morgan went to San Francisco this Under Sheriff Neagle and special deputy thought it will be a month or six weeks our way down the steep point along a faint Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the Best. _ morning to attend the Fair. before an additional force will. be put’ to’ zig-zag trail that entered the valley about ‘S P, Schmidt left here at 3 o’clock in the J. C, Mulligan, the best short-hand rework, but as fast as places can be found, so half-way between the two ranch houses, and afternoon. Upon arriving at You Bet they ‘porter on.the coast, is in town. the work can be carried on to advantage, quite away north of the. present graded found that somebody had knocked the Frank Means of Washington — here Chinaman down by hitting him on the head more men will be put on. «Fhe employroad leading out of the valley toward Nelast evening from Sacramento. ment of 100 or 200. additional. men in our vada City. Though not so convenient to with a club and thus succeeded in disarming John Mayer came down from Downieville . and binding him, «mines means that much increase in the the Yuba by a mile; and a half, for. some The crazy man was brought to this city this moriing en route to the Bay. prosperity of the town. reason we took up dur quarters at the lower P. La Duc of Grass Valley went up on and locked up in the county jail, after Mr. Schusteris also the largest owner in hay ranch house, known later as~‘the E. O. the Washington stage this morning. the North Merrifield mine, on what was Tompkins ranch. The house was oceupied the injury inflicted on his head had been Miss Ida Stewart of Downieville arrived dressed by a doctor. He is the fellow that formerly the McCoy ranch, and he contemonly in the summer, during the hay-cutting, here this morning on her way to Sacramento. plates commencing active work upon it in a and hay-pressing and selling time, and was. committed a murder at Iowa Hill yesterday V. Helmet, G, Lux, W. W. Casserly and short time. now vacated. We were a tired lot of felmorning, the particulars of which are about T. Wayman came down from Pike City toas follows: j The prospects at the Odin gravel mine lows after the day’s tramp. day. continue very bright. They will-soon comI vividly remember the pleasure it gave . : A Chinaman named’ Boy Yung, with THE MURDERER IN JAIL HERE, iple “The Right Spirit. . ‘Ty THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT E. E, Dulac. Gilbert will ascertain, if possible, if that from Nevada City. The train had missed Constable Richards a few days ago, to CHAS, PARTMARE, kK. E. DULAC theory is well founded. . the way and had wandered away down the Woodland. Mayhew is charged with emNevada City, April 30, 1894. bezzlement; The trouble is over a horse ridge toward Little York. I don’t know KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify butjit was suggested that Mr. Dunn might trade. : 7oo regulate n, your Blood, clear your Complexio have headed it around that way on purpose New Potatoes. your Bowels and make your Head clear. as a for the walking exercise. Be that as it 25¢.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, may, they were as tired as we were hunhave them come, as it was not very cents per pound, Latest popular designs from leading art pleasant camping out in the mountains in Call and see them, at February, publishing houses, m)-lt W. D. Vinton’s. oe Whatever could be most quickly pre aan and put some flour Prof. Michell’s dancing school and social, mistook the proportions inte his saleratus instead of a little saleratus . ’ * at Odd Fellews-Hall Thursday evening. tED. intohis flour. But it was no time to stand en trifles, and the golden biscuit was gulped —_— . down with draughts of hot milkless doffee. Highest Honors—World’s Fair. TOR. e pur the bottom—seemed to be there on purpose to allow of s canal being brought out from ap. a Union MOST PERFECT MADE. D 10 ation with accompaniment of fried bacon. We had a better and more elaborate preparation for supper; and went to bed in a better mood that night, as with fall stemachs and provisions on hand to last seme weeks the world looked bright again. Explorations en the Yuba were renewed next day with the view to ascertaining about the location of the proposed canal. The important points had been nicely settled by nature. The gap between Bear Valley and the Yuba gorge—the valley as it were a great cup with the north side broken out to pee 4, Fresh Ranch Butter. W. G. Richards has fresh ranch butter pared was made ready. Reasoner, whoundertook to make the biscuit, in his haste which he will sell at 40 cents per roll,a21 Michell’s Dancing School. for You tf ~or the Yuba river and away from the slopes of the canon, through this gap and along the} sunny slopes of the north side of Bear river, [To Be Continued.) Found. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee 5 manos, Alum or any other aduiterant . ” Teeiaiia.“Finder cafThave it byt 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. a26° — * React ng SSE County Assessor. rrevvovennovvnnnvvennnnnnnnnynnnnny AHEAD OF EVERYBODY! A large lot of new potatoes just received gry, and as glad to get in as we were to at J. J. Jackson’s, which will be sold at 3 New Art rt Studies. CAL. R. CLARLE, =e ee ee i i i id The Greatest Attraction in the City. =e eee es GARTER & JOHNSTON— Have just received the Largest = Best Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, flats, Caps, Ete. EVER SEEN IN THE MOUNTAINS. Buring the Summer we shall have Special Sales, and here is one for a starter: Knee Pants Suits, for boys4 to 15-years of age, $2, $:2 50, $2 75 and $3. Fifteen dozen Boys’ Knee Pedte age 4 to 15 years, for 50 cents. Fine line of Men's Summer Suits for $6, $6 50 and $8. These Suits are of the Latest Styles. eats ever received in the county for 25 cents up. We have the Largest Assortment of &traw We have a very large and fine assortment of SUMMER SHIRTS from 25 cents up. Royal Baking Powder (o., {. Falun WUbbddddddddd bell. oeeli RICES . CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One-Price Clothiers, Pine Street. oe IIVUPSVUTIUY TUTTI UT UUOS CONN ConS 0