December 7, 1891 (4 pages)

sey erty THE BAILY TRANSCRIPT _isavied a_call for.a convention to meet in _ ee hae Pf oe erage Se ME ME A BEE s Swe BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. L. 8. CALKING, X. P. BROWK, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER. MONDAY EV’'NG, = DEC. 7, 1891. [ss HYDRAULIC MINING. in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: p Two Well-Known Newspapers’ “Views of the Situation. {Marysville Democrat of Friday. The San Jose Mercury says that if we may judge from the tone of the press in the counties watered by the Feather, the Sacramento ani the San Joaquin rivers, and from that of the counties where mining has been one of the most important industries, it seems certain that “the whole question of hydraulic mining is to be opened up for revision and rejudgment ; nor can it be doubted that the reopening of the question will call for careful consideration. An apparent dilemma confronts the law-maker. In is quandry the only possible way of doing justice is to secure for both the® miners and farmers the full enjoyment of their property. This may be difficult, but. it is not impossible. ~“‘There*is sufficient-engineering skill in America to provide'a way by which hydraulic mining can be carried on without injuring the rivers or the valleys. To make use of this skill, however, will require an elaborate series of works that can be effectually carried out only by the Government. It would seem, then, to be the duty of the Government to provide such works. Certainly there is nothing inequitable in such a claim. The money paid for the mining lands was received by the Government; and was received with the distinct understanding that the lands should be used _ for mining purpeses. What can be more equitable, therefore, than that the Gov-. ) ernment should take the necessary steps to enable the mines to be carried on with profit to the owners and, without injury to others? Ifthe facts are presented to Congress with force and° with clearness it can hardly be doubted that some appropriation would be made for the. purpose. This, at any rate, is the proper course to pursue, and before the struggle between the river and mining counties becomes too warm for harmonious effort It would be well to have the whole State delegation in Congress combine in urging that some stéps be taken to this end at once. : (S.F. Post of Friday.) The hydraulic miners of this State have this city on the 20th of January, 1892, to consider the questions in which they are particularly interested and to concert measures for an appeal to Congress to take some action in their behalf’ They recognize the fact that they must obey the law as ithas been interpreted by the federal courts, but they believe thaSthe United States can take some action which will permit them te carry on hydraulic «mining without injury to the interest of the farmers or anybody else. z To this there cau be no objection urged _--.whatexer_by the farmera.or.by.others. If . . there can be some plan devised by which the gold mines of California can be worked in such a way as nottofill up the streams with debris and ruin the land lying adjacent to them, and by which the channels of the streams may be kept free and clear of silt, it would be a magnificent thing for the whole State. It would unlock millions of: dollars which lie hidden in the soil of the meuntains and restore an era of good times all through California. The farmers should not take alarm at this convention, which is to be held in January, for it is intended only as a meeting for consultation and discussion. It will not be a legislative body, but it will be an assemblage of earnest men who want to find some way to carry on one great industry without harming another. No doubt there will be a great many schemes proposed, some of them very impracticable ; but among them there may be some which could be carried into practical effect with the aid of We regard this coming convention as one of the most important gatherings the State has seen for a long time, The miners feel the unfortunate position in career ng IEE ONE ENJOYS Both the method and resulis whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasa: and refreshing to the taste, and aci tly yet promptly on the Kidney: Fived and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels volds,. head aches and fevers and pa pore constipation permanently. ‘or sal: in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. : BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY WEW YORK, N.Y which they are placed, and they want to find some legitimate and feasible way out of it, and in this desirethey should have the aid and encowragament of every citizen of California who has the interest of the State at heart. petitionto set apart property exempt from execution continued one week. Long moved to have arraignment and trial within sixty days. Letters testamentary issued to Henry Beyer. to complaint over-ruled. Demurrer to complaint sistained. Statement on motion for new trial settled. Jury. Trial Jan. 12. Dee. 21. . plush and willow. We also have a Io Oe » ‘em Superior Court. \ The following business was « transacted ’ Estate of M. Byrne deceased. Hearing The People vs. Henry Willis. W. D. Estate of Andrew Keampfer, deceased. R. Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Demurrer Wm. Higgins vs. J. G. Johnson et al, P. F. Simonds vs. Moses Stockdale. Geo. Fletcher, vs. Maryland M. Co. Yourt. ‘Trial Jan. 5. C. Walrath vs. Maryland M. Co. T. J. Lyonsvs. Miller. Jury, Trial Jas. E. Henry, minor, by his guardian vs. Stewart McKay. Motion for judgment on findings argued. Estate of N. J. Lund, deceased. Letters of administration granted to P. C. Peterson. Estate of Joseph Ducotey, deceased. Order for sale of perishable property. 1 oscenedineentineesenteiammeniemetammemenandinel Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for .Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfaction ot money refunded: Price 25 cents per boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug tore. s20ly ‘ikem aiennwas Don’t lose time and make yourself worse with pills and oils. Take Simmons Regulator. ~ Holiday Specialties. Silk Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Suspenders. Every gentleman likes them. d2-tf Grimes THE CLOTHIER. Useful Holiday Gifts. 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Cotta, the publisher, paid Goethe £15,000 for a complete edition of his works, and moreover bought the copyright from Goethe’s heirs for £22,000. There is still, however, a great difference in the amount paid to modern Gertnan authors compared to their more fortunate English and French confreres. An Author Absent on His ‘‘First. Night.” The famous play, “The Lady of Lyons,” was in rehearsal in the early part of 1833.~~On the evening of Thursday, Feb.'15, it was announced for representation. Curiosity had been for some time excited regarding the power and brilliancy of this play, and the first representation was therefore attended by an unusually large audience. Men and women of rank and fashion filled the boxes. The curtain rose, and the play began amid breathless interest. Macready, who took the part of Claude Melnotte, had never acted with greater forceand energy; Miss Faucit(now Lady Martin) played with dignity and grace; and before the first act was finished every one predicted that the drama would prove successful. Curiosity regarding the author was now rife. A thousand surmises were made asto hisname. None seemed to recognize the work as Bulwer’s. As the play—went—on-theapplause increased. Miss Faucit not merely won plaudits, she drew tears from the audience, ‘Her first indication of changed feeling,” says The Morning Chronicle, ‘‘from agony to rage, at the word mother addressed to the Widow Melnotte, was an exquisite teuch of genuine nature,” Meanwhile, Bulwer was not present to witness the triumph of his production. He was detained in the house of commons by a debate on the ballot, in which he took part. The curtain had risen on the last act when he entered Lady Blessington’s box. 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sey erty THE BAILY TRANSCRIPT _isavied a_call for.a convention to meet in _ ee hae Pf oe erage Se ME ME A BEE s Swe BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. L. 8. CALKING, X. P. BROWK, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER. MONDAY EV’'NG, = DEC. 7, 1891. [ss HYDRAULIC MINING. in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: p Two Well-Known Newspapers’ “Views of the Situation. {Marysville Democrat of Friday. The San Jose Mercury says that if we may judge from the tone of the press in the counties watered by the Feather, the Sacramento ani the San Joaquin rivers, and from that of the counties where mining has been one of the most important industries, it seems certain that “the whole question of hydraulic mining is to be opened up for revision and rejudgment ; nor can it be doubted that the reopening of the question will call for careful consideration. An apparent dilemma confronts the law-maker. In is quandry the only possible way of doing justice is to secure for both the® miners and farmers the full enjoyment of their property. This may be difficult, but. it is not impossible. ~“‘There*is sufficient-engineering skill in America to provide'a way by which hydraulic mining can be carried on without injuring the rivers or the valleys. To make use of this skill, however, will require an elaborate series of works that can be effectually carried out only by the Government. It would seem, then, to be the duty of the Government to provide such works. Certainly there is nothing inequitable in such a claim. The money paid for the mining lands was received by the Government; and was received with the distinct understanding that the lands should be used _ for mining purpeses. What can be more equitable, therefore, than that the Gov-. ) ernment should take the necessary steps to enable the mines to be carried on with profit to the owners and, without injury to others? Ifthe facts are presented to Congress with force and° with clearness it can hardly be doubted that some appropriation would be made for the. purpose. This, at any rate, is the proper course to pursue, and before the struggle between the river and mining counties becomes too warm for harmonious effort It would be well to have the whole State delegation in Congress combine in urging that some stéps be taken to this end at once. : (S.F. Post of Friday.) The hydraulic miners of this State have this city on the 20th of January, 1892, to consider the questions in which they are particularly interested and to concert measures for an appeal to Congress to take some action in their behalf’ They recognize the fact that they must obey the law as ithas been interpreted by the federal courts, but they believe thaSthe United States can take some action which will permit them te carry on hydraulic «mining without injury to the interest of the farmers or anybody else. z To this there cau be no objection urged _--.whatexer_by the farmera.or.by.others. If . . there can be some plan devised by which the gold mines of California can be worked in such a way as nottofill up the streams with debris and ruin the land lying adjacent to them, and by which the channels of the streams may be kept free and clear of silt, it would be a magnificent thing for the whole State. It would unlock millions of: dollars which lie hidden in the soil of the meuntains and restore an era of good times all through California. The farmers should not take alarm at this convention, which is to be held in January, for it is intended only as a meeting for consultation and discussion. It will not be a legislative body, but it will be an assemblage of earnest men who want to find some way to carry on one great industry without harming another. No doubt there will be a great many schemes proposed, some of them very impracticable ; but among them there may be some which could be carried into practical effect with the aid of We regard this coming convention as one of the most important gatherings the State has seen for a long time, The miners feel the unfortunate position in career ng IEE ONE ENJOYS Both the method and resulis whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasa: and refreshing to the taste, and aci tly yet promptly on the Kidney: Fived and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels volds,. head aches and fevers and pa pore constipation permanently. ‘or sal: in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. : BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY WEW YORK, N.Y which they are placed, and they want to find some legitimate and feasible way out of it, and in this desirethey should have the aid and encowragament of every citizen of California who has the interest of the State at heart. petitionto set apart property exempt from execution continued one week. Long moved to have arraignment and trial within sixty days. Letters testamentary issued to Henry Beyer. to complaint over-ruled. Demurrer to complaint sistained. Statement on motion for new trial settled. Jury. Trial Jan. 12. Dee. 21. . plush and willow. We also have a Io Oe » ‘em Superior Court. \ The following business was « transacted ’ Estate of M. Byrne deceased. Hearing The People vs. Henry Willis. W. D. Estate of Andrew Keampfer, deceased. R. Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Demurrer Wm. Higgins vs. J. G. Johnson et al, P. F. Simonds vs. Moses Stockdale. Geo. Fletcher, vs. Maryland M. Co. Yourt. ‘Trial Jan. 5. C. Walrath vs. Maryland M. Co. T. J. Lyonsvs. Miller. Jury, Trial Jas. E. Henry, minor, by his guardian vs. Stewart McKay. Motion for judgment on findings argued. Estate of N. J. Lund, deceased. Letters of administration granted to P. C. Peterson. Estate of Joseph Ducotey, deceased. Order for sale of perishable property. 1 oscenedineentineesenteiammeniemetammemenandinel Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for .Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfaction ot money refunded: Price 25 cents per boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug tore. s20ly ‘ikem aiennwas Don’t lose time and make yourself worse with pills and oils. Take Simmons Regulator. ~ Holiday Specialties. Silk Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Suspenders. Every gentleman likes them. d2-tf Grimes THE CLOTHIER. Useful Holiday Gifts. We have just received an elegant stock of easy chairs, in hard woods, of very handsome center tables. At our store will be found the latest in all kinds of furniture. Leag & Saw, n30-tf Main street, Nevada City. “For bilious: and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the best medicine the world ever saw.—H. H. Jones, Macon, Ga. 5 SAUERKRAUT. If You Try It Once You Will Want neem Mere. natn een pee neredgremaniene The Weisenburger Sauerkraut, made at this city, is equal to the best sold anywhere. It is supplied-in large or small quantities by Tuomas SHURTLEFY, dl-lw. Plaza Store. Dude Hats For Misses, Only 25 centseach. Pretty and stylish. At Lester. & Crawford’s. 020-tf tor. ‘ using that old reliable remedy, D. J, H sale by Carr Bros. + oe Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. P -————— _— -__--________} HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. Wm Coembs, Buena Vista C W Knauth, San Francisco Frank Greer, Lincoln LE Akins, Sacramento L Hickerson, Smartsville Mrs Church, Indian Springs Miss Robinson, hg Wm Richardson, Grass Valley H. Young, Bloomfield H C Dowling, ‘“‘ F G Magonigal, Smarteville W C Woods, Sacramento Geo H Gill, New York W F. Geary, Sacramento J G James an San Francisco John Fessler, Forest Cit Slingerland, Carson, Nev Jas Schwetzer, San Juan Mrs A P Larkin, Forest City Chas A Green, New York J H Perkins, f C M Caler, Sacramento A Hampel, San Francisco M Shea, Moore’s Flat P Brown, Boston Ravine 8 Mooser, Sacramento Thos H Hoskins, San Francisco Lee D ig, San Francisco Mrs Chas C E Landsburg, Relief Hill G Resseau, Sierra Valley John Spaul a ¢ Siegler Springs fam, For health and happiness, the boon of all mankind, take Simmons Liver RegulaTo allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. For F M Wood and fam, Silver City, Nev . waranted “APHRODITINE” or mon Tefun urman, North Saa Joan Woreign Authors’ Beturns. It may be interesting to know how literary men fare, both in France and Germany. authors have certainly not much cause £1,600 for her ‘‘Memoirs;” Ladvocat paid Beranger £880 for fifty of his ‘‘Cansons Nouvelles,” and twenty pounds for each des Girondius” brought him £16,000. This same amount was paid to Thiers for his “Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire.” It is a well known fact, too, that ishing. ed page was considered to bea high figure. translation of Homer direct to the public for six shillings per volume because . ‘ no publisher would pay him that sum. Wieland received five florins per page rom Orol, Gressner & Co.,in Zurich, “Yor his ‘‘Komische Erzahlungen,” and Klopstock’s: ‘‘Messiah” fetched six shillings per printed page. Schiller, and especially Goethe, fared much better in that respect. Cotta, the publisher, paid Goethe £15,000 for a complete edition of his works, and moreover bought the copyright from Goethe’s heirs for £22,000. There is still, however, a great difference in the amount paid to modern Gertnan authors compared to their more fortunate English and French confreres. An Author Absent on His ‘‘First. Night.” The famous play, “The Lady of Lyons,” was in rehearsal in the early part of 1833.~~On the evening of Thursday, Feb.'15, it was announced for representation. Curiosity had been for some time excited regarding the power and brilliancy of this play, and the first representation was therefore attended by an unusually large audience. Men and women of rank and fashion filled the boxes. The curtain rose, and the play began amid breathless interest. Macready, who took the part of Claude Melnotte, had never acted with greater forceand energy; Miss Faucit(now Lady Martin) played with dignity and grace; and before the first act was finished every one predicted that the drama would prove successful. Curiosity regarding the author was now rife. A thousand surmises were

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