October 31, 1894 (4 pages)

esa 1) our reachHt . his ideA we gaiN _ is supremE be ons Stable posals. Mountain , at English la County, the follow og te the following ovember 10th. 1 or about Noyv. H. MT. GOLD . ° ree tunnele—200 00 feet additional any, at the same: ornish all t the mine, ; Company's ex, ft. x 64 feet in ed by Comtatall times to he right to raf ol is heindan under the any furnishing all the right to reject at the company’s: day. ecuted by three: id Mines Co., RD, JR, , and Gen’) Mngr:. aA THE DAILY TRANSCRI PT a Every Broning, qeeert Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, « ——_— ' _ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month Proprietors. i WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE ; , SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. WEDNESDAY..OCT. 31, 1894. Theatre Tonight. Thé Shaffer-Zanzic Combination opens at the Theatre 'tonight'at 8 o’clock, The combination consists of twelve people and carries @ carload of scenery and costumes, They have played five weeks in San Francisco and Sacramento. Those who attended the Columbian Exposition will remember having seen at. the Trocadero, in Chicago, the great Shaffer Family, of which Severus was the principal member, and Prof. Zanzio, who was touring with the great strong man, Sandow, The company is here for one night only and the people are assured of an evening’s ehtertainment of scientific manifestations, conjuring, hypnoptism and the best juggler and -equilibris the world has ever seen. It.is a performance the equal of which our people may never have the pleasure of witnessing in these parts, It-is the aim of the management—to-strive to please and satisfy its patrons, so secure your seats and take your family to the Theatre tonight and see the best combination of the kind on the road, Regular prices The San Francisco ‘Music and Drama” has this to say of Severus Shaffer: ‘Severus Shaffer, who does an eqhilibristic act that surpasses anything of the kind ever seen in this city, was greeted with a shower of bouquets at the Orpheum Monday night. During the performance of his marvelous act the audience curbed 4s -en“ thusiasm to a reasonable degree; but at the conclusion of his act there was a spontaneous outburst of applause and from every portion of the theatre beautifu) bunches of flowers were thrown upon the stage until the noted artist was almost buried in posies,” ~2® SaLt Rugum often appears in cold weather, attackiug the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum, Hovon’s Pits are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache, 25, a ~* bex Oe Just Received. A, Tam, Broad street, has just received a fine assortment of the best and purest’ candies. Try them, Fresh oysters always on hand and served in any.style, —_o6=tf eee z A Household od ‘Srongurer. D. W. Fuller, of Gansjoharia, NLY,, saye that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Diseovery in the honse and his family bas always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Druguist, Catekill, N, Y., eays that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried. and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Regular size 50c, and A $1. 00, Flour $1.90 "Pas Hundred, Flour $1.90 per hundred at Wolf's Gronitt _ ~ 20-2 Cure for Headache, Cash o9-tf Asaremedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has preved te be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urgeall who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial, Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to thé bowels, and few cases long resist the ‘use of this medicine, Try it once. Large bottles only Pitty cents at Carr Bros, Drug Store, A ODP $2 Per Hu een Sf f aN i Geo. ©, Gaylord is now. selling Snow Wlake Flour at $2 per hundred pounds, te e@ee -Muckien’s os sihisgata Salve. ep, best Salve in th the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positis ely cues Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed t6 diye. perfect satisfacion o: money refunded Price 26 conte per box. aale at Cher Brothers’ ene Store, Flour $1. 00 a Hundred. A. , Wi. Wolf.has just just received a earload of Buckeye Flour and it will be sold at $1.90 -a hundred, ol7-tf Awarded: Highest Honors—World’s Fair, In cases of habitual constipation . * ON THE TRAIL. ee Pursuing the Assassin of : Arthur [leyer. ’ A FEW, CLUES TO WORK ON. The Wretch Tracked From the Scene of the Murder to the Washington Road. The posses that went out yesterday afternoon in search of the highwayman who shot Arthur Meyer, thé Bloomfield stage driver, returned last evening. The tracks made by the villain were carefully examined and measurements taken, After killing Meyer he went back into the brush, going for a short distance in the direction of ‘Nelson’s ranch and then making off up the ridge, ‘Fhe mask that he wore and an old slouch ‘hat were picked up near the scéne of the crime, Not very far away were found the remnants of alunch, also a copy of the Transorirr of a day or two previous, The piece of cake that wus found appeared to be & home-made article. It is supposed that these things were left by the murderer, still it is possible that the crumbs and paper tnarked the lunching place of séme hunter who passed through that part of the county. The mask was made from a piece of lining torn from a coat, The hat and mask are in the possession of the officers, The tracks were traced through the woods and up to the Washington road on the ridge above the Harmony mine, At the point where they came into the Washington road ‘the tracks were identically the same as those made by the road agent where the stage was stopped, The officers feel satisfied that this is the course the fellow took. In many places the distance the tracks were apart indicated that the person who made them was on the run and jump. When news of the terrible tragedy was received here Sheriff Douglass was in Grass Valley. He was immediately telephoned toand in exactly twenty-five minutes he was in this city and on his way to the spot where the dastardly deed was committed. This is pretty quick work, Last evening the Sheriff returned from the search and left on the night train for Colfax, where he was joined by Sheriff Conroy of Placer county and proceeded to Dutch Flat, It was the intention to organize a posse at that place this morning and scour the country in the neighborhood of Towle Bros,’ logging railroad, and-thence on down the Washington ridge towards this city, This morning quite a party went out towards Washington and Bear Valley to look for the highwayman, but at this writing no werd has been received from them, George Zink, who resides” on the San Juan road, about five miles from this city and three or four miles across ‘the country from where the murder occurred, says that a man answering the description of the one whe held up the stage passed his place yesterday after the commission of the crime. He was going towards town, _ ’ One or two persons are suspicioned and the officers think they have a goad idea: of who the guilty party is. They will do all in their power to capture the right man, and have, we understand, two or three clues upon which to work, At the inquest held by Coroner Daniels yesterday afternoon the following persons acted as jurors: E, Hampton, R. Tremaine, George Davey, George A, Watson, Charles Hartman, H, Calahan, I. Waters, O, Hartling, J. Hooper, The witnesses examined were Clarence Bovee, who was the only passenger on the stage, and Dr, R, M, Hunt, who made an autopsy on the body. The autopsy showed that but one bullet struck Meyer,-entering his chest about two inches to the left of the right nipple and ranging ‘slightly downward severed the aorta and lodged in the intercostal muscles of the left side. The bullet, which was a round one of the old-fashioned kind, was slightly flattened by striking one of the ribs near the point of lodgment. Had it not been for this the ball probably would have passed entirely, through the body, Death was instantaneous. Clarence H, Bovee, who was on the stage with Moyer at the time of the killing, had $160 with him. There was $150 gent from Bloonifield to Frank Aumer of this city in the leather pocket carried on: the driver's seat, and some money in Meyer’s pockets, Nothing was stolen and it is very evident that the assassin became frightened lest Por-fomebody should come along, and fled into the brush, without further delay. so ee How's This! We offer Qne Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by}. Hall’s Catarrh Care, F. J, CHENEY & ©O., Props., Toledo, O, ' We the undersigned have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly henorable in all business transaction and financially able to carry out any ion made by their firm. . Wner & Tavax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O, Watpisa, Kinwan & Marvin, Whaolesele Druggiste, Toledo, 0, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, : acting directly upon the blood and mucous . surfaces of the system. Price 750, per hottle, si tiun of tie ‘. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free, Just Retiect. ¥ Venumous satindebete paper pub» Con tt i for Congress, lished .°Mevada county, with a . frem George Church’s barn, and carried off lishe the valley counties is supporting —_ b gel the exeepah Valley Union, supparte. ~~“ Died Last Night, Delight E. Getchell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D, B, Getcheil, died about 9 o'clock last night, . She was taken with scarlet she had a very sick spell ‘was doing nicely and it’ was thought that all danger had passed, Yesterday ' morning, however, .a change took place, the treacherous disease assuming its worst phase, that of absorption and the final failure of the heart’s action, resulting in death as above stated; The deceased wag fourteen years of age and a bright, loyabie girl, the idol of her parents, who are almost heart-broken over the loss they have. suffered. She was their only child, The deepest sympathy of all is extended to them in their great bereavement, The. funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from the family residence on Broad street, next door above’ the Methodist Church, Out of.respect to their deceased schoolmate, who was one of the brightest in her class, the pupils in her grade today decked her desk with pretty flowers. oe. . Resigns. The following was received by the TranSCRIPT last evening : Erra P, O., Srmnza Country, Catr, Nevada County Populiat, Central Committee, Gentlemen—My profession has called me temporarily out of the county, and it has come to my knowledge that my eligibility to office has on that account been challenged on the ground of non-residence, In my temporary absence from home the circumstances are such’that Iam convinced. the question has already defeated me in spite of anything T might do between now and election day, I do not wish to divide the vote with any candidate ; [ want a plurality or none at all, Nor do I wish to be a fictitious candidate, side-tracking in the intereuta of either of the other candidates, Therefore I, beg leave te most respectfully and definitely withdraw my.nanie from consideration, With deep appreciation of the honor you have shown me, and of the courtesies received at your hands IT hereby resign my position as the regular nominee on the Populist ticket for County Superintendent of Public Schools in Nevada county, Yours Respectfully, Mauve M., Pasties, October 28th, 1894, ome Uncalled For Insult. Grass Valley was ‘flooded last night with Copies of the Nevada City TRansontrr, oontaiuing ha f a dozen boom articles for Grove L, Johnson. Newspapers cost money. The above we copy from the Grass Valley Union of this morning. The slur contained therein is unworthy of a paper that claims town was for the sole purpose of giving the people there full particulars of the murder of Arthur Meyer, the-falling of the Broad atreet bridge, and the death of E, G, Waite. We claim the same right that the Union accords to itself in sending extra papers here whenever anything startling occurs, without being falsely charged, by innuendo, that they are circulated at somebody else’s expense. The Union is welcomed to all the capital it can make in m that small way, Look Out For Burglars. Monday night Jean. Polmere, who lives with the family of his brother Thomas, on about, in the clothes closet, Thinking it might be his brother he called to him, whereupon the intruder, as such he proved to be, ram out through # hall and made his escape by the back door, Nothing was stolen, At the present time there are a number of hard characters in town and it behooves our people te be on the alert for burglars, footpads, sneak thieves and others of that ilk, The grass is getting short with some of them and they may be expected to, “. resort to any but legitimate means of getting hold of a few dollars. Thieves stole a sack of wheat last night a barrel of apples from Mrs, Adair’s, out on Long street, beyond the depot, Se Wuarsven may be the cause of blanching; the hair may be reatored to its original color by the aeé of that potent remedy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair x di be How Battles . Are Won, No battle was ever ws won except by every soldier doing his duty. It does no good to be brave after the battle is over, The time to fight is when the enemy is in front, Republicans who sleep on their arms now will awaken next Wednesday morning regretting their cowardice and inactivity, Rain or shine let every Republican, in Nevada county go to the polls and vote, A Well.Known Man Dying. ch Bishop Monogue, one of the best men that ever lived in Nevada, ia‘ dying in Saeramento, says the Carson News, His meméry will ever be cherished by hundreds of people whom he befriended here in the pio-~ neer days. Vather Monogue (as he was then known) never paraded his good deeds, but was always adverse. to letting the world know the extent of bo charities, \ N.S. dW Ww. ‘Funeral. _. } The officers and ‘members of Hydraulic ‘Parlor, No, 66, N. 8G, W., are hereby requested to meet at their hall on Thursday «lst, at I o'clock P, M., for the purthe funeral of their late J. Hy Hutoninsos, fever just two weeks previous, and although . . to be decent. The extra papers sent to tit . Washington street, heard somebody moving . .PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J, ©, Adams of Sacramento is here. J. W, Greenlaw, the flour man of Sacramento, isin town, Frank Taylor and wife returned home last evening from San Francisco, H. H, Fisher of Napa City arrived here on the morning train, L, Goodfriend and I, Goodfriend of San Francigeo are here spending a few days. W. H. Jones of Sacramento arived here on last evening’s train. } J. B, Treadwell, the popular traveling man, arrived here on this morning’s train. Miss M. F, Devers came down'from Alleghany yesterday, Thomas Peard, Jr., continues very sick and is said to be in a critical condition. two weeks at his home on Piety Hill, He is somewhat better now. way to North Bloomfield, Joseph Schuster, a large stockholder in the Champion mine, arrrived here last evening frem San Francisco, O. O. Howard, J, EK. Coolidge and J, M, MelIntosh came down fromthe English Mountain mine yesterday. Miss Annie Fisher and Miss Clara Trempin of Sierra City.arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco, The Venomous AntieMiner. { No man can be named who has been. so prominent in the fight againat the miners as Geo, Ohleyer of Sutter county. He has been the leader in the fight at all times, not ‘enly in this State but at the National Capital. He isthe man that insisted upon Caminétti embodying in the mining bill the penalty of a $5000 fine for dumping debris into'any of the.rivers or tributaries thereof, Now we learn upon the best of authority that the wicked anti-hydraulicker, Geo, Ohleyer, is the leader of Caminetti’s fight in Yuba and Sutter counties. Ohleyer helieves that if Grove Johnson is elected that the resumption of hydraulic mining will be assured, while on the other hand if Caminetti is elected that industry will never be resuscitated, How any. voter residing in the mining sections, under any circnmetances, can vote against Grove L, Johnson we are at a loss to understand, Arethe people in the-—mining sectinns. ready to join hands with Geo! Ohleyer, who. has caused their ruin ? ‘ A vote for Caminetti means this and nothing more, We Do Not Feel it. The mining counties of California’ know nothing of the hard times experienced elsewhere in the United States. Mining has been active and employment general, Therefore we have not felt the effect of tariff tinkering. Bug if protection is not continued idle men will rush to the mines, and offer to work for far less wages than at present, Then residents here, and particu. larly laboring men, will be given to feel what hard times mean. Vote for the representatives of protection: and all will be well There Is Merit ¥m Hood's Sarsnparilia. I was in bad condition with Seur Stomach, Heart John R, ipo ary, Raby, Ohio, . Palpitation, Hot Flashes. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I amas well as ever. Lgive Hood's Sarsaparilla all the credit, I took.no other medicine, Joun BR, Loon. Aky, Roxbury, Ohio. Remember, Hood’s “. Cures Hood's Pilis are taking the lead. 260, MRS. -B. LUTZ’S First-Class BROAD Panchen a Meals 25 Cents. Board by the day, week, -ossameth. Meals seve at ah sald thé day, Ohicken served on shortinotice. The finest Dining Room in the sity. andthe give mee eal. SHEET MUSIC, _ [MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, . Nat, Bailey has been quite sick the past. : W. H. Johnston and G, A. Singer of. ' Chicago arrived ‘here last evening on their. -}of Arthur Meyer, killed near Nevada City, ‘at _f@w Whe Did It. Harry Morehouse of San Jose, the best stump speaker in California, claims the oredit of having incorporated in the Republican State platform the women suffrage plank, Grove L, Johuson was the chairman of the platform committee and much of the platform expresses his idea, that on hydraulie mining being his plank particularly, For all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pille are an invaluable remedy, No family should be without this medicine, 5 . 2Oe a Agents. Wanted. Wanted: nAonives paliatle lady or genage. and give reference. Address Shepp Qo., P. O, Box, 785, Ph iladelphia, Pa. 08 Absolutely Pure. . A cream of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength—Latest United States Government Food Reports. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N.'¥; $500 Reward. Hydraulic. Parlor, No. 56; N. S. G.W. hereby offer a reward of $500.for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of ARTHUR MEYER, who was killed near Nevada City, at noon of Oct. 30th, 1894, by an unknown man. (This is the same reward offered Oct, 90, by ten citi of Nevada City.) 8. W. Mak H, Jas. Huvrouinson, Reo, Seo’y, Pres Nevada City, Oct. 30th, 1894, $500 Reward. The Odd Fellows of Nevada City hereby offer a Retwatd of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the Murderer who was noon of Oct, 30th, by an unknown map. N, P. Brown, W. H. Martin, , Jas. KInKBAD, H, Guenruenr, Cuas. BE, Mutioy, Trustees, J.C. Rion, N, G. Gue,.A, Gray, See, You Need ‘Decent , You need it oe ne . ae spoil your credit by a seedy make-up. Look like prosperity if you would have folks think you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice ae of imported ad domestic woolens, cloths, cashmeres and pe wears Py ‘Por Pall and Winter Wear. ou 1 Ahab speaks for iteelf, e very lowest, ne R. T. Morrison, TAILOR. 35 Pine Street, Boney bi Grass Valley, has} ‘ my 68! Broad Ptrest. . STATIONERY, ‘rove. ” RANCY gooDs, tlenian te represent us; $18 weekly, State} Not Entitled to Be Registered. j . men We learn from what we consider a reliable source that there are from 100 to 200 names on the Great Register of this county that are not legally entitled to be there. The names are of men who have not been residents of the State one year as provided by law, and it is said that most of them are at present residents of Grass Valley, Some people think that a residence of six months in the State gives them a right to vote. That. waa the old law, but under the pres ent law a citizen must have resided in the State one year, in the county ninety days, and in the precinct thirty days, and must be registered at least fifteen days previous to the election at which he desires to vote, We understand that.the peracns who have registered illegally are spotted and that representatives of both the Demooratio and Republican parties will be on hand on the day of election to challenge their right to vote, It will be well, therefore, for any person who has not. been inthe State the required time, to forego making an attempt to: vote, as he is very apt to be called down, Tr your kidneys are inactive, you will feel and look wretched, even in the moat cheerful society, and melancholy on the jolliest oocasiona, Dr, J, H. 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esa 1) our reachHt . his ideA we gaiN _ is supremE be ons Stable posals. Mountain , at English la County, the follow og te the following ovember 10th. 1 or about Noyv. H. MT. GOLD . ° ree tunnele—200 00 feet additional any, at the same: ornish all t the mine, ; Company's ex, ft. x 64 feet in ed by Comtatall times to he right to raf ol is heindan under the any furnishing all the right to reject at the company’s: day. ecuted by three: id Mines Co., RD, JR, , and Gen’) Mngr:. aA THE DAILY TRANSCRI PT a Every Broning, qeeert Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, « ——_— ' _ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month Proprietors. i WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE ; , SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. WEDNESDAY....OCT. 31, 1894. Theatre Tonight. Thé Shaffer-Zanzic Combination opens at the Theatre 'tonight'at 8 o’clock, The combination consists of twelve people and carries @ carload of scenery and costumes, They have played five weeks in San Francisco and Sacramento. Those who attended the Columbian Exposition will remember having seen at. the Trocadero, in Chicago, the great Shaffer Family, of which Severus was the principal member, and Prof. Zanzio, who was touring with the great strong man, Sandow, The company is here for one night only and the people are assured of an evening’s ehtertainment of scientific manifestations, conjuring, hypnoptism and the best juggler and -equilibris the world has ever seen. It.is a performance the equal of which our people may never have the pleasure of witnessing in these parts, It-is the aim of the management—to-strive to please and satisfy its patrons, so secure your seats and take your family to the Theatre tonight and see the best combination of the kind on the road, Regular prices The San Francisco ‘Music and Drama” has this to say of Severus Shaffer: ‘Severus Shaffer, who does an eqhilibristic act that surpasses anything of the kind ever seen in this city, was greeted with a shower of bouquets at the Orpheum Monday night. During the performance of his marvelous act the audience curbed 4s -en“ thusiasm to a reasonable degree; but at the conclusion of his act there was a spontaneous outburst of applause and from every portion of the theatre beautifu) bunches of flowers were thrown upon the stage until the noted artist was almost buried in posies,” ~2® SaLt Rugum often appears in cold weather, attackiug the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum, Hovon’s Pits are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache, 25, a ~* bex Oe Just Received. A, Tam, Broad street, has just received a fine assortment of the best and purest’ candies. Try them, Fresh oysters always on hand and served in any.style, —_o6=tf eee z A Household od ‘Srongurer. D. W. Fuller, of Gansjoharia, NLY,, saye that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Diseovery in the honse and his family bas always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Druguist, Catekill, N, Y., eays that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried. and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Regular size 50c, and A $1. 00, Flour $1.90 "Pas Hundred, Flour $1.90 per hundred at Wolf's Gronitt _ ~ 20-2 Cure for Headache, Cash o9-tf Asaremedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has preved te be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urgeall who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial, Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to thé bowels, and few cases long resist the ‘use of this medicine, Try it once. Large bottles only Pitty cents at Carr Bros, Drug Store, A ODP $2 Per Hu een Sf f aN i Geo. ©, Gaylord is now. selling Snow Wlake Flour at $2 per hundred pounds, te e@ee -Muckien’s os sihisgata Salve. ep, best Salve in th the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positis ely cues Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed t6 diye. perfect satisfacion o: money refunded Price 26 conte per box. aale at Cher Brothers’ ene Store, Flour $1. 00 a Hundred. A. , Wi. Wolf.has just just received a earload of Buckeye Flour and it will be sold at $1.90 -a hundred, ol7-tf Awarded: Highest Honors—World’s Fair, In cases of habitual constipation . * ON THE TRAIL. ee Pursuing the Assassin of : Arthur [leyer. ’ A FEW, CLUES TO WORK ON. The Wretch Tracked From the Scene of the Murder to the Washington Road. The posses that went out yesterday afternoon in search of the highwayman who shot Arthur Meyer, thé Bloomfield stage driver, returned last evening. The tracks made by the villain were carefully examined and measurements taken, After killing Meyer he went back into the brush, going for a short distance in the direction of ‘Nelson’s ranch and then making off up the ridge, ‘Fhe mask that he wore and an old slouch ‘hat were picked up near the scéne of the crime, Not very far away were found the remnants of alunch, also a copy of the Transorirr of a day or two previous, The piece of cake that wus found appeared to be & home-made article. It is supposed that these things were left by the murderer, still it is possible that the crumbs and paper tnarked the lunching place of séme hunter who passed through that part of the county.. The mask was made from a piece of lining torn from a coat, The hat and mask are in the possession of the officers, The tracks were traced through the woods and up to the Washington road on the ridge above the Harmony mine, At the point where they came into the Washington road ‘the tracks were identically the same as those made by the road agent where the stage was stopped, The officers feel satisfied that this is the course the fellow took. In many places the distance the tracks were apart indicated that the person who made them was on the run and jump. When news of the terrible tragedy was received here Sheriff Douglass was in Grass Valley. He was immediately telephoned toand in exactly twenty-five minutes he was in this city and on his way to the spot where the dastardly deed was committed. This is pretty quick work, Last evening the Sheriff returned from the search and left on the night train for Colfax, where he was joined by Sheriff Conroy of Placer county and proceeded to Dutch Flat, It was the intention to organize a posse at that place this morning and scour the country in the neighborhood of Towle Bros,’ logging railroad, and-thence on down the Washington ridge towards this city, This morning quite a party went out towards Washington and Bear Valley to look for the highwayman, but at this writing no werd has been received from them, George Zink, who resides” on the San Juan road, about five miles from this city and three or four miles across ‘the country from where the murder occurred, says that a man answering the description of the one whe held up the stage passed his place yesterday after the commission of the crime. He was going towards town, _ ’ One or two persons are suspicioned and the officers think they have a goad idea: of who the guilty party is. They will do all in their power to capture the right man, and have, we understand, two or three clues upon which to work, At the inquest held by Coroner Daniels yesterday afternoon the following persons acted as jurors: E, Hampton, R. Tremaine, George Davey, George A, Watson, Charles Hartman, H, Calahan, I. Waters, O, Hartling, J. Hooper, The witnesses examined were Clarence Bovee, who was the only passenger on the stage, and Dr, R, M, Hunt, who made an autopsy on the body. The autopsy showed that but one bullet struck Meyer,-entering his chest about two inches to the left of the right nipple and ranging ‘slightly downward severed the aorta and lodged in the intercostal muscles of the left side. The bullet, which was a round one of the old-fashioned kind, was slightly flattened by striking one of the ribs near the point of lodgment. Had it not been for this the ball probably would have passed entirely, through the body, Death was instantaneous. Clarence H, Bovee, who was on the stage with Moyer at the time of the killing, had $160 with him. There was $150 gent from Bloonifield to Frank Aumer of this city in the leather pocket carried on: the driver's seat, and some money in Meyer’s pockets, Nothing was stolen and it is very evident that the assassin became frightened lest Por-fomebody should come along, and fled into the brush, without further delay. so ee How's This! We offer Qne Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by}. Hall’s Catarrh Care, F. J, CHENEY & ©O., Props., Toledo, O, ' We the undersigned have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly henorable in all business transaction and financially able to carry out any ion made by their firm. . Wner & Tavax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O, Watpisa, Kinwan & Marvin, Whaolesele Druggiste, Toledo, 0, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, : acting directly upon the blood and mucous . surfaces of the system. Price 750, per hottle, si tiun of tie ‘. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free, Just Retiect. ¥ Venumous satindebete paper pub» Con tt i for Congress, lished .°Mevada county, with a . frem George Church’s barn, and carried off lishe the valley counties is supporting —_ b gel the exeepah Valley Union, supparte. ~~“ Died Last Night, Delight E. Getchell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D, B, Getcheil, died about 9 o'clock last night, . She was taken with scarlet she had a very sick spell ‘was doing nicely and it’ was thought that all danger had passed, Yesterday ' morning, however, .a change took place, the treacherous disease assuming its worst phase, that of absorption and the final failure of the heart’s action, resulting in death as above stated; The deceased wag fourteen years of age and a bright, loyabie girl, the idol of her parents, who are almost heart-broken over the loss they have. suffered. She was their only child, The deepest sympathy of all is extended to them in their great bereavement, The. funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from the family residence on Broad street, next door above’ the Methodist Church, Out of.respect to their deceased schoolmate, who was one of the brightest in her class, the pupils in her grade today decked her desk with pretty flowers. oe. . Resigns. The following was received by the TranSCRIPT last evening : Erra P, O., Srmnza Country, Catr, Nevada County Populiat, Central Committee, Gentlemen—My profession has called me temporarily out of the county, and it has come to my knowledge that my eligibility to office has on that account been challenged on the ground of non-residence, In my temporary absence from home the circumstances are such’that Iam convinced. the question has already defeated me in spite of anything T might do between now and election day, I do not wish to divide the vote with any candidate ; [ want a plurality or none at all, Nor do I wish to be a fictitious candidate, side-tracking in the intereuta of either of the other candidates, Therefore I, beg leave te most respectfully and definitely withdraw my.nanie from consideration, With deep appreciation of the honor you have shown me, and of the courtesies received at your hands IT hereby resign my position as the regular nominee on the Populist ticket for County Superintendent of Public Schools in Nevada county, Yours Respectfully, Mauve M., Pasties, October 28th, 1894, ome Uncalled For Insult. Grass Valley was ‘flooded last night with Copies of the Nevada City TRansontrr, oontaiuing ha f a dozen boom articles for Grove L, Johnson. Newspapers cost money. The above we copy from the Grass Valley Union of this morning. The slur contained therein is unworthy of a paper that claims town was for the sole purpose of giving the

people there full particulars of the murder of Arthur Meyer, the-falling of the Broad atreet bridge, and the death of E, G, Waite. We claim the same right that the Union accords to itself in sending extra papers here whenever anything startling occurs, without being falsely charged, by innuendo, that they are circulated at somebody else’s expense. The Union is welcomed to all the capital it can make in m that small way, Look Out For Burglars. Monday night Jean. Polmere, who lives with the family of his brother Thomas, on about, in the clothes closet, Thinking it might be his brother he called to him, whereupon the intruder, as such he proved to be, ram out through # hall and made his escape by the back door, Nothing was stolen, At the present time there are a number of hard characters in town and it behooves our people te be on the alert for burglars, footpads, sneak thieves and others of that ilk, The grass is getting short with some of them and they may be expected to, “. resort to any but legitimate means of getting hold of a few dollars. Thieves stole a sack of wheat last night a barrel of apples from Mrs, Adair’s, out on Long street, beyond the depot, Se Wuarsven may be the cause of blanching; the hair may be reatored to its original color by the aeé of that potent remedy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair x di be How Battles . Are Won, No battle was ever ws won except by every soldier doing his duty. It does no good to be brave after the battle is over, The time to fight is when the enemy is in front, Republicans who sleep on their arms now will awaken next Wednesday morning regretting their cowardice and inactivity, Rain or shine let every Republican, in Nevada county go to the polls and vote, A Well.Known Man Dying. ch Bishop Monogue, one of the best men that ever lived in Nevada, ia‘ dying in Saeramento, says the Carson News, His meméry will ever be cherished by hundreds of people whom he befriended here in the pio-~ neer days. Vather Monogue (as he was then known) never paraded his good deeds, but was always adverse. to letting the world know the extent of bo charities, \ N.S. dW Ww. ‘Funeral. _. } The officers and ‘members of Hydraulic ‘Parlor, No, 66, N. 8G, W., are hereby requested to meet at their hall on Thursday «lst, at I o'clock P, M., for the purthe funeral of their late J. Hy Hutoninsos, fever just two weeks previous, and although . . to be decent. The extra papers sent to tit . Washington street, heard somebody moving . .PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J, ©, Adams of Sacramento is here. J. W, Greenlaw, the flour man of Sacramento, isin town, Frank Taylor and wife returned home last evening from San Francisco, H. H, Fisher of Napa City arrived here on the morning train, L, Goodfriend and I, Goodfriend of San Francigeo are here spending a few days. W. H. Jones of Sacramento arived here on last evening’s train. } J. B, Treadwell, the popular traveling man, arrived here on this morning’s train. Miss M. F, Devers came down'from Alleghany yesterday, Thomas Peard, Jr., continues very sick and is said to be in a critical condition. two weeks at his home on Piety Hill, He is somewhat better now. way to North Bloomfield, Joseph Schuster, a large stockholder in the Champion mine, arrrived here last evening frem San Francisco, O. O. Howard, J, EK. Coolidge and J, M, MelIntosh came down fromthe English Mountain mine yesterday. Miss Annie Fisher and Miss Clara Trempin of Sierra City.arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco, The Venomous AntieMiner. { No man can be named who has been. so prominent in the fight againat the miners as Geo, Ohleyer of Sutter county. He has been the leader in the fight at all times, not ‘enly in this State but at the National Capital. He isthe man that insisted upon Caminétti embodying in the mining bill the penalty of a $5000 fine for dumping debris into'any of the.rivers or tributaries thereof, Now we learn upon the best of authority that the wicked anti-hydraulicker, Geo, Ohleyer, is the leader of Caminetti’s fight in Yuba and Sutter counties. Ohleyer helieves that if Grove Johnson is elected that the resumption of hydraulic mining will be assured, while on the other hand if Caminetti is elected that industry will never be resuscitated, How any. voter residing in the mining sections, under any circnmetances, can vote against Grove L, Johnson we are at a loss to understand, Arethe people in the-—mining sectinns. ready to join hands with Geo! Ohleyer, who. has caused their ruin ? ‘ A vote for Caminetti means this and nothing more, We Do Not Feel it. The mining counties of California’ know nothing of the hard times experienced elsewhere in the United States. Mining has been active and employment general, Therefore we have not felt the effect of tariff tinkering. Bug if protection is not continued idle men will rush to the mines, and offer to work for far less wages than at present, Then residents here, and particu. larly laboring men, will be given to feel what hard times mean. 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Harry Morehouse of San Jose, the best stump speaker in California, claims the oredit of having incorporated in the Republican State platform the women suffrage plank, Grove L, Johuson was the chairman of the platform committee and much of the platform expresses his idea, that on hydraulie mining being his plank particularly, For all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pille are an invaluable remedy, No family should be without this medicine, 5 . 2Oe a Agents. Wanted. Wanted: nAonives paliatle lady or genage. and give reference. Address Shepp Qo., P. O, Box, 785, Ph iladelphia, Pa. 08 Absolutely Pure. . A cream of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength—Latest United States Government Food Reports. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N.'¥; $500 Reward. Hydraulic. Parlor, No. 56; N. S. G.W. hereby offer a reward of $500.for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of ARTHUR MEYER, who was killed near Nevada City, at noon of Oct. 30th, 1894, by an unknown man. (This is the same reward offered Oct, 90, by ten citi of Nevada City.) 8. W. Mak H, Jas. Huvrouinson, Reo, Seo’y, Pres Nevada City, Oct. 30th, 1894, $500 Reward. The Odd Fellows of Nevada City hereby offer a Retwatd of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the Murderer who was noon of Oct, 30th, by an unknown map. N, P. Brown, W. H. Martin, , Jas. KInKBAD, H, Guenruenr, Cuas. BE, Mutioy, Trustees, J.C. Rion, N, G. Gue,.A, Gray, See, You Need ‘Decent , You need it oe ne . ae spoil your credit by a seedy make-up. Look like prosperity if you would have folks think you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice ae of imported ad domestic woolens, cloths, cashmeres and pe wears Py ‘Por Pall and Winter Wear. ou 1 Ahab speaks for iteelf, e very lowest, ne R. T. Morrison, TAILOR. 35 Pine Street, Boney bi Grass Valley, has} ‘ my 68! Broad Ptrest. . STATIONERY, ‘rove. ” RANCY gooDs, tlenian te represent us; $18 weekly, State} Not Entitled to Be Registered. j . men We learn from what we consider a reliable source that there are from 100 to 200 names on the Great Register of this county that are not legally entitled to be there. The names are of men who have not been residents of the State one year as provided by law, and it is said that most of them are at present residents of Grass Valley, Some people think that a residence of six months in the State gives them a right to vote. That. waa the old law, but under the pres ent law a citizen must have resided in the State one year, in the county ninety days, and in the precinct thirty days, and must be registered at least fifteen days previous to the election at which he desires to vote, We understand that.the peracns who have registered illegally are spotted and that representatives of both the Demooratio and Republican parties will be on hand on the day of election to challenge their right to vote, It will be well, therefore, for any person who has not. been inthe State the required time, to forego making an attempt to: vote, as he is very apt to be called down, Tr your kidneys are inactive, you will feel and look wretched, even in the moat cheerful society, and melancholy on the jolliest oocasiona, Dr, J, H. 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