April 24, 1896 (4 pages)

Bhi é BROWN & CALKINS, » Proprietors’. SERVED BY. oxRRIRRS at a per Week or 60Cts. per Month ok PUR Oe tA 15 Cts. inthe river and harber bill of » ‘. sertion “WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE; > . mento and, Feather rivers, Au endeavor will be made in the Senate Committee to give this. commission power to complete any work that is to that extent, & permanent. commission. 1 presented several points against the appointment of the Debris Com~ mission of California as a member of the Government Commiesion, claiming thst such a step would-be.nofair by placing upon an impartial commission a representative of one interest. When I left Washington it was agreed with the California delegation’ and with Mr. Ford, representing the mining in— SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. — “APRIL. 24, 1896: Telephone No, 4. _ ——— ene Jn the Amendments the $250,000 Will Be Appropriated. 3 After a tedious discussion the. Senate ‘committee has finally decided upon the new ‘wording of the item appropriating $250,000 for the erection of: restraining barriers’ to protect the Sacramento and Feather river from debris, It now reads as follows : '*‘For the construction of restraining barriers "to be constructed under the direction of the Secretary of War in accordance with the recmendations of the California Debris be amended as I have stated, 3 “Tf the agreed-on Senate amendment is secured, and there is‘no doubt it will postpone the fight as to the use to which these dams shall be put, and then, when the question is raised again, we shall ‘see that our views sre represented in titne, We have lost and won the fight.” School Election, _— An election for two school trustees will Commission, as contained in executive doc“mes agen me ee toma beg Saments No. 16 (H. B.), Fifty-third Conélection will be held at Washington ‘schoola Wes house and the polls . will be open from igrees, second session, pursuant to the proFf : os. © . 8 o’clook till sundown, New members will jon of and for the purpose set forth in : coer hoax Gt the! aaecét Congrad ot ihe be elected to succeed Messrs. Calkins and ted States, entitled, an act to create the Searls and as yet no one has ones : desire of becoming a candidate, so it looks ning sgicooe Debris Siaeane ne . ri cegeints as though the present incumbents will be Hydraulic mining in California, approved RE ‘ irch 1, 1893, Provided that the Treasurer e United States be and is: hereby au-4 ‘ prized to received from the State of Cali-. me brnia, through the Debris Commission of aid State or other officer thereto duly auShorized,any and all sums of money that have heen or hereafter may be appropriated: by Said State for the purpose above named to be expended in the manner above provided,” f Robert T. Devlin, the attorney for the MState Anti-Debris Association; who has been Washington looking after legislation reMating to hydraulic mining, has returned to » Sacramento. “Several years ago,” said Mr. Devlin in Pan interview at that place on ‘Tuesday, > when hydraulic mining was carried on to " a very large extent, Colonel Mendell of the > engineering corps of the United States army . songht to devise some means whereby the > industry might be porsued without damage ‘ 4 to the rivers and adjacent valley lands. He 1) A Died in a Cabin. A telephone message received here last evening by W. BF. Englebright” from the South Yubaditch tender saying that an ‘unknown man died ‘in'a deserted cabin on Greenhorn creek yesterday. A, G, Ohew saw the man in the cabin Wednesday’ and administered to his wants as far as possible at the time. The stranger had a roll of blankets and had a prospecting outtit, and was suffering from pneumonia aggravated by exposure to the cold, Coroner Hocking went up this morning to take charge of the remains, hea 1 do How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward. for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ~ F, J. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, 0. 3 ul recommended two meane—one the building We the undersigned, have known F. J. 1 at: af Hanes § sail odtta ae St tai Qheney for the last 15 years, and believe a : ma in certain parts. of the mountains, . i. perfectly honorable: in all business f and the second the using of the river ‘basins for the storage of debris. “Conditions, however, have so changed Poleto: O / that the material the dams were designed to. ~ warpme, KINNAN & Marvin, Wholeyestain has passed the'points where originally . sale. Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. placed, and haa entered the rivor bed; and} Hall’s Catarch Cure is taken’ internally while the dame might at one time have acting directly upon the blood andpermucou ‘ ; surfaces of the system, Price 750. per bot” served some useful purpose to the rivers,. ii, Sold by all Druggists, ‘Testimonials they would serve. none now, The hydraulic . free. mining interest has sought to have these Lall’s. Family Fills are the best. dams built, ag 1s frankly admitted, for the. P ,purpose of aiding in the resumption of hy© draulie mining, the miners believing that transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. Wrer & Truax; Wholesale Druggiste, fi. with the aid of the dams they would be able idF tto resume hydranlic mining. This has been M O N EY 4: . tthe position taken by their representative ee . SVirey L. Ford, in Washington, The river SAV . N G dis and@ harbor bill originally contained an ap: D propriation of $250,000 for the construction i R KG F S e of restraining barriers for the protection ' of the Sacramento and Feather river, for the purposes set out im certain section off. i the act creating the California Debris ComMONEY ‘SAYING DISHES * gnigsion, ‘These sections provide that when dams are built by the Government hydraulic mining may be resumed behind. them on the payment of a certain percentage of their . coat, The valley people object to the buildbath: on 6 for: 25e. , Sim of dams because they believe that they : will do no good, and they cértainly object to £ Oc MONEY SAVERS the building of dams the purpose of enabling. ! Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Dish mining to be carried on bebind them, Berry i At the time I arrived in Washington the Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad 10¢ each, or 3 for 250, River and Harber Committee had made its Dish. Tea Sets report, and it was too Jate to do anything . ” 44 Pieces, complete for 12 persons, Pure before that Committee or in the House of ives. I tistield that if I c Bapeostie te rece eee White, Delicate Blue, Brown “and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. some other representative had been there Money Saving Prices Per Set three weeke earlier the. whole item would 9-85, ead HSE, + pd gett t Nelo Hc MONEY SAVERS Lunch Buckets; Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins. fe have been stricken out. I am informed that at one time the Committee agreed to: make no appropriation, . but subsequently such pressufe was brought upon the members that the appropriation was made as: reported. A meeting of the California delegation was held and I endeavored to secure an amendment go that the restraining: barriers provided for by the bill should. be erected only for the purpose of keeping back the debris now in the canyons, and only then in case the engineers, after .a careful investigation approved the plan. Mr. ‘Ford strongly combatted this, claiming that the dams thould be used for the purpose of aiding the resumption of hydraulic mining. Finally Senator White suggested) that it would be better not to express the purpose at all, but simply say that the barrier should . . be built in accordance with the recommen. “). dations of the California Debris Csmmissior . 3 “These rec mendations, as 1 under-, stand, confine the building of dams so the purpose of keeping back the debris now in the canyous. “This, was all that could ‘be done under the circumstances, and. I. accepted the prcposition, Mr. F ord com} municated with his people in California, and after waiting two days received an answer that they would accept my prep sed amencment, ’ He and I then ealled upon Senator White and it was agreed that the bill should be so amended in the Senate, Senator White ia a member of the Committee on: Commerce, before which body this bill will Nothing can be done without: his ganetion, and it was impossible to defeat the proposition as 4 whole, . 8 ~ © The understanding is that the bill “shall “> be amcnded 19 the Senate Committee so that Dinner Sets GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Por Set H Sle I Bada 5-25 fo° 53> g°5° Dinner Sets 2.00 Pieces, tomplete for }2 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices Per Set pebaige 7 7% Stet 9-59 40°5°° Great American Importing TeaCo Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8S. F. TRY OUR MONEY SAVING PRICES AT OUR MONBY SAYLIG STORES 100 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every Day come. clatse providing for a. board of ‘three: engi. neers to maké an examination of the Sacre. terest, that the river and harbor bill should Pacific Coast delegates to the St. Louis Conto.a silver man on a silver platform: Pasapgwa (Cal.), April 13, 1896. To the Editor of the Beo—Sir: In reply to youre of March 13th and.of April 7th, will say that I am favorable to the f coinage of silver, Yet I must view point, If I understand your question cor~ views “upon the policy of pledging the vention to a silver man on a silver platform.” saan To this proposition, all things considered, I am constrained to say that I sincerely doubt the propriety of such a pledge, and by way of explanation, will further say that, according to my judgment, protection is now and should be the paramount issue of the coming campaign. Upon this great subject our party ia practically a unit. With that fact in view, we who differ from our brother Republicans on the silver question should: be willing to accept the situation after doing our best in thas regard, but without going so far that our acts may jeopardize the main chances of sevuring & Republican adminstration. Even though we-had the power, would it be wise for us to force this isene upon our party at this time, knowing that) a large percentage of them are so strongly opposed to 11? In other words, should we, if we had the power, attempt to force upon members of our party a proposition abnoxious ‘to-them, which would compel them to atultify themselves or bolt the ticket ? Undoubtedly Congress is the proper brauch of our Government to deal with this important question and should be left anttammelled by the Chief Executive.in that respect, and it should be compelled to assume the responsibility, Therefore, 1 would suggest thata plank be inserted in the National ‘platform, pledging our candidates to sccept the verdict uf Congress, and also that he will neither directly nor indirectly interfere nor attempt to influence its acts upon this particular question, It ‘we could be sure-of this fact, I would willingly trust its fate to that body and accept the result without a murmur, and if our candidate will give our people that pledge, it is all we ought: to ask of him; and, it does seem to.me that our opponents should be willing to trust and accept the mentioned. Certain it is that if this course could be adopted, it would relieve our candidate from all embarrassment so far as he is officially. concerned, and put this well understood issue where it belongs, to wit; In the legislative branch of our Government, through which our people are compelled to Again, if the people of this State are in favor of the free coinage proposition, it seems to me that strong resolutions on that line would serve to guide our delegates, as well as serving notice on the convention that the Republicans of California are in favor.of that doctrine. Yours very truly, H, H, MarkHam, Drive Ovr the imourities from your blood and build up your system by creating an appetite and toning the stomach” with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, if you would keep yeurself well, Hoon’s Prius are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa tiou, 26c. Celluloid Collars. “Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 cents, at the Brauch Wonder. -tm FASHIONABLE. WITH LADIES. Shirt Waists Will Be Decldedly Popular With the Feminine Sex. According to the fashion plates of the latest magazines and journals to which ladies look for approaching -etyles and fashions the shirt waist will be almost exclusively worn and be much the rage with the fair ones from now on. Appreciating this fact Mrs. Lester & Crawford have ordered.a large number of them. ’ A part of the consignment has already artived and may be had at any time at this well-known establishment, Those which have arrived are of the very latest. styles, having come direct from the East and are such as are worn in the fashionable centers of that section of the country. They enumerate all sizes and are of a variety of colors, The firm in marking the waists has done so with the idea of placing them within the reach of. all, and the prices are reasonably moderate, ranging from 50 cents to $1.75. Ladics desiring one or more of them should call as soon as possible and make their selections befdre the present stock is mach broken. : Dressmaking. canes oie 4 Mrs, Ziegler has removed from the Union Hotel to the residence of Mrs, Britland on Spring street, where she is now prepared to do all kiuds of gewing. Dresses made in the latest and most fashionable styles, and at the lowest rates: 020 3t Consumption Can be Cured’ the nse of Shiloh’s Core.° This great By Cure it the only known remedy for that terri‘ le dinease, J ji No Special. Day . {here shall be no reference to the wc-called the St. Louis Convention should be pledged {t . . rectly, you desire to have me express my . p verdict of our people thus voiced, as herein . Pille do not cute Constipation. They onl e. Karl's Garten look <a pee _to be thoroughly “We handle on Drugs that are of Parity and Excel ~ Physicians and) tions to us. may Y . be.carefully and. : We take all the ? > y \ Telephone *" di jicoen days letters ti weed letter offic, Parties cc, «cag for any of these letters will. ® ‘ “ecaay advertised, and pay a fee of one st for each letter. J. E. Carr, P.M. Operation Performed. +3 Frank Germaine, the well-known cigar maker, eiaployed at Wm, Giffin’s factory, has been a sufferer from a nasal affliction for many years and a few days ago went to Sacramento, where he had an opesation performed by Dr. Briggs. Four or five polypuses were removed from the interior membrane of the nostrils, The operation was of a rather delicate nature and entailed the lose of considerable blood. Before the operation was completed the patient became too weak to have it continued and returned home, He will go down again Sunday and have one or two more which still remain removed, Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-tf Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for Jleadache and nervous diseases, Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold ly Dickerman & Co, Notice. We, the undersigned have sold our inter= est in the business known as the ‘*Branch Wonder Store” to Mra. J. Levy. 4 “J. LEVY, H. LEVITT, March 27, 1896. a OO nm Hoop’s Pitus have won bigh praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, ee ——————————————— FOR CITY. MARSHAL, eet D. B. CETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself as & candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May 4th. UNION FRUIT § VEGETABLE STORE, TOWER BU LDING, » MAIN STREET WILL OPEN 5 SATURDAY MORNING We beg to announce to the general ublic that we have opened a first-class Fruit and Vegetable Store in Nevada City. We will constantly keep on hand the best varieties of Early Fruits and Vegetables, Oranges, Lemons, Etc, Miso, a F Full Line of Imported Delicacies, : Popular Brands of Cigars. We have secured the agency for GRUENHAGEN’S FINE CANDIES. All goods delivered free o charge. Arendt & Lieben. Fe NevadaAgeney ROOMS, Nevada City, Cal., Union Str. et, , . HAS REMOVED TO NEXT DOOR « BELOW THE OLD STAND ; With a new line of Cosmetic and Toilet Articles. @@P Agent for the renowned MRS. HARRIBON’S and all others of best quality. The Store Will Continue Open Even. ‘ings in the Future. Thanking the ladies of Nevada City for past patronage, we would cordially invite them to call at our new rooms and see our goods. We extend a dordial invitation to ladies in surrounding towns to send te us for price Mat of our agency articles. . Dee _. }¢ David Hartley, Sivan, so Klein, Hay! me, e ingsléy Dunlif, ” avisville, = Tesador Jacobs, Austin, ~ Harry S. Patterson, Michigan Bloff, Geo. O. 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A splendid orchestra also accompanies the troupe, “La Belle Marie” willbe the attraction tonight, ~@eWanted. An experienced girl, to do general work in ahotel, Enquire at the New York Hotel, a22-tf 0 0 It Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only. at Gaylord’s. aren Absolutely Fure. “A cream of tartar baking powder, HighLatest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N, Y; est of all. in leavening strength,” P Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cente a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month, Payable invariably in-advance. . Pe For Sale. House and lot containing one acre under cultivation, Inside city limits. Also milch cow, Enquire of Geo. A. Bailey. a20 Art Studio. Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transorir Building, Wednesdays and Sat, urdays, from 9 until12 and from 1 until 4 Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold,cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-1m. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory éan be obtained for 50 cents, By mail, 75 cents, Apply to Frep. E, Brown, Transcript Office. For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every Wednesday: evening at 8 o’clock. Ohildren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut ¢ o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall or.at residence, ~ 825 Swart Has Charge’Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograp! Gallery. 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Bryant's Sauerkraut; § cents'a pound. 10 cts, 10 I Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. ———n ie aie High Prices Must Get. Cat of Line WER THIS LIST. 12 cans Mackerel, $2.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. _Ib. Cans Salmon ¥%4~-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢ Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle, $1.00. Hires 3 for 50 cts. 1. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. Commercial Street, near Pine, Overcoats Suits ana Pants; Call on If you wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST} J.J. JACKSON Nevada City, Cal, To order at REDUCED) PRICES. ® Wanted. An apprentice, to learn dressmaking, with a first-class dressmaker. Apply at thie office, a2llw Wanted. * Boarders. in private family. For further information apply at this office. »21-lw DR. W. P. SAWYER, YSIGIAN AND SURGEON. raduate of the Univers ty of Petnsylvanai Meacs Department. ee ‘ Office—Rooms E and F, Un‘on Hotel, Nevada City Hours; 2 to.4 Pp, M.,7 tcf? P. 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Bhi é BROWN & CALKINS, » Proprietors’. SERVED BY. oxRRIRRS at a per Week or 60Cts. per Month ok PUR Oe tA 15 Cts. inthe river and harber bill of » ‘. sertion “WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE; > . mento and, Feather rivers, Au endeavor will be made in the Senate Committee to give this. commission power to complete any work that is to that extent, & permanent. commission. 1 presented several points against the appointment of the Debris Com~ mission of California as a member of the Government Commiesion, claiming thst such a step would-be.nofair by placing upon an impartial commission a representative of one interest. When I left Washington it was agreed with the California delegation’ and with Mr. Ford, representing the mining in— SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. — “APRIL. 24, 1896: Telephone No, 4. _ ——— ene Jn the Amendments the $250,000 Will Be Appropriated. 3 After a tedious discussion the. Senate ‘committee has finally decided upon the new ‘wording of the item appropriating $250,000 for the erection of: restraining barriers’ to protect the Sacramento and Feather river from debris, It now reads as follows : '*‘For the construction of restraining barriers "to be constructed under the direction of the Secretary of War in accordance with the recmendations of the California Debris be amended as I have stated, 3 “Tf the agreed-on Senate amendment is secured, and there is‘no doubt it will postpone the fight as to the use to which these dams shall be put, and then, when the question is raised again, we shall ‘see that our views sre represented in titne, We have lost and won the fight.” School Election, _— An election for two school trustees will Commission, as contained in executive doc“mes agen me ee toma beg Saments No. 16 (H. B.), Fifty-third Conélection will be held at Washington ‘schoola Wes house and the polls . will be open from igrees, second session, pursuant to the proFf : os. © . 8 o’clook till sundown, New members will jon of and for the purpose set forth in : coer hoax Gt the! aaecét Congrad ot ihe be elected to succeed Messrs. Calkins and ted States, entitled, an act to create the Searls and as yet no one has ones : desire of becoming a candidate, so it looks ning sgicooe Debris Siaeane ne . ri cegeints as though the present incumbents will be Hydraulic mining in California, approved RE ‘ irch 1, 1893, Provided that the Treasurer e United States be and is: hereby au-4 ‘ prized to received from the State of Cali-. me brnia, through the Debris Commission of aid State or other officer thereto duly auShorized,any and all sums of money that have heen or hereafter may be appropriated: by Said State for the purpose above named to be expended in the manner above provided,” f Robert T. Devlin, the attorney for the MState Anti-Debris Association; who has been Washington looking after legislation reMating to hydraulic mining, has returned to » Sacramento. “Several years ago,” said Mr. Devlin in Pan interview at that place on ‘Tuesday, > when hydraulic mining was carried on to " a very large extent, Colonel Mendell of the > engineering corps of the United States army . songht to devise some means whereby the > industry might be porsued without damage ‘ 4 to the rivers and adjacent valley lands. He 1) A Died in a Cabin. A telephone message received here last evening by W. BF. Englebright” from the South Yubaditch tender saying that an ‘unknown man died ‘in'a deserted cabin on Greenhorn creek yesterday. A, G, Ohew saw the man in the cabin Wednesday’ and administered to his wants as far as possible at the time. The stranger had a roll of blankets and had a prospecting outtit, and was suffering from pneumonia aggravated by exposure to the cold, Coroner Hocking went up this morning to take charge of the remains, hea 1 do How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward. for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ~ F, J. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, 0. 3 ul recommended two meane—one the building We the undersigned, have known F. J. 1 at: af Hanes § sail odtta ae St tai Qheney for the last 15 years, and believe a : ma in certain parts. of the mountains, . i. perfectly honorable: in all business f and the second the using of the river ‘basins for the storage of debris. “Conditions, however, have so changed Poleto: O / that the material the dams were designed to. ~ warpme, KINNAN & Marvin, Wholeyestain has passed the'points where originally . sale. Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. placed, and haa entered the rivor bed; and} Hall’s Catarch Cure is taken’ internally while the dame might at one time have acting directly upon the blood andpermucou ‘ ; surfaces of the system, Price 750. per bot” served some useful purpose to the rivers,. ii, Sold by all Druggists, ‘Testimonials they would serve. none now, The hydraulic . free. mining interest has sought to have these Lall’s. Family Fills are the best. dams built, ag 1s frankly admitted, for the. P ,purpose of aiding in the resumption of hy© draulie mining, the miners believing that transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. Wrer & Truax; Wholesale Druggiste, fi. with the aid of the dams they would be able idF tto resume hydranlic mining. This has been M O N EY 4: . tthe position taken by their representative ee . SVirey L. Ford, in Washington, The river SAV . N G dis and@ harbor bill originally contained an ap: D propriation of $250,000 for the construction i R KG F S e of restraining barriers for the protection ' of the Sacramento and Feather river, for the purposes set out im certain section off. i the act creating the California Debris ComMONEY ‘SAYING DISHES * gnigsion, ‘These sections provide that when dams are built by the Government hydraulic mining may be resumed behind. them on the payment of a certain percentage of their . coat, The valley people object to the buildbath: on 6 for: 25e. , Sim of dams because they believe that they : will do no good, and they cértainly object to £ Oc MONEY SAVERS the building of dams the purpose of enabling. ! Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Dish mining to be carried on bebind them, Berry i At the time I arrived in Washington the Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad 10¢ each, or 3 for 250, River and Harber Committee had made its Dish. Tea Sets report, and it was too Jate to do anything . ” 44 Pieces, complete for 12 persons, Pure before that Committee or in the House of ives. I tistield that if I c Bapeostie te rece eee White, Delicate Blue, Brown “and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. some other representative had been there Money Saving Prices Per Set three weeke earlier the. whole item would 9-85, ead HSE, + pd gett t Nelo Hc MONEY SAVERS Lunch Buckets; Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins. fe have been stricken out. I am informed that at one time the Committee agreed to: make no appropriation, . but subsequently such pressufe was brought upon the members that the appropriation was made as: reported. A meeting of the California delegation was held and I endeavored to secure an amendment go that the restraining: barriers provided for by the bill should. be erected only for the purpose of keeping back the debris now in the canyons, and only then in case the engineers, after .a careful investigation approved the plan. Mr. ‘Ford strongly combatted this, claiming that the dams thould be used for the purpose of aiding the resumption of hydraulic mining. Finally Senator White suggested) that it would be better not to express the purpose at all, but simply say that the barrier should . .. be built in accordance with the recommen. “). dations of the California Debris Csmmissior . 3 “These rec mendations, as 1 under-, stand, confine the building of dams so the purpose of keeping back the debris now in the canyous. “This, was all that could ‘be done under the circumstances, and. I. accepted the prcposition, Mr. F ord com} municated with his people in California, and after waiting two days received an answer that they would accept my prep sed amencment, ’ He and I then ealled upon Senator White and it was agreed that the bill should be so amended in the Senate, Senator White ia a member of the Committee on: Commerce, before which body this bill will Nothing can be done without: his ganetion, and it was impossible to defeat the proposition as 4 whole, . 8 ~ © The understanding is that the bill “shall “> be amcnded 19 the Senate Committee so that Dinner Sets GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Por Set H Sle I Bada 5-25 fo° 53> g°5° Dinner Sets 2.00 Pieces, tomplete for }2 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices Per Set pebaige 7 7% Stet 9-59 40°5°° Great American Importing TeaCo Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8S. F. TRY OUR MONEY SAVING PRICES AT OUR MONBY SAYLIG STORES 100 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every Day come. clatse providing for a. board of ‘three: engi. neers to maké an examination of the Sacre. terest, that the river and harbor bill should Pacific Coast delegates to the St. Louis Conto.a silver man on a silver platform: Pasapgwa (Cal.), April 13, 1896. To the Editor of the Beo—Sir: In reply to youre of March 13th and.of April 7th, will say that I am favorable to the f coinage of silver, Yet I must view point, If I understand your question cor~ views “upon the policy of pledging the vention to a silver man on a silver platform.” saan To this proposition, all things considered, I am constrained to say that I sincerely doubt the propriety of such a pledge, and by way of explanation, will further say that, according to my judgment, protection is now and should be the paramount issue of the coming campaign. Upon this great subject our party ia practically a unit. With that fact in view, we who differ from our brother Republicans on the silver question should: be willing to accept the situation after doing our best in thas regard, but without going so far that our acts may jeopardize the main chances of sevuring & Republican adminstration. Even though we-had the power, would it be wise for us to force this isene upon our party at this time, knowing that) a large percentage of them are so strongly opposed to 11? In other words, should we, if we had the power, attempt to force upon members of our party a proposition abnoxious ‘to-them, which would compel them to atultify themselves or bolt the ticket ? Undoubtedly Congress is the proper brauch of our Government to deal with this important question and should be left anttammelled by the Chief Executive.in that respect, and it should be compelled to assume the responsibility, Therefore, 1 would suggest thata plank be inserted in the National ‘platform, pledging our candidates to sccept the verdict uf Congress, and also that he will neither directly nor indirectly interfere nor attempt to influence its acts upon this particular question, It ‘we could be sure-of this fact, I would willingly trust its fate to that body and accept the result without a murmur, and if our candidate will give our people that pledge, it is all we ought: to ask of him; and, it does seem to.me that our opponents should be willing to trust and accept the mentioned. Certain it is that if this course could be adopted, it would relieve our candidate from all embarrassment so far as he is officially. concerned, and put this well understood issue where it belongs, to wit; In the legislative branch of our Government, through which our people are compelled to Again, if the people of this State are in favor of the free coinage proposition, it seems to me that strong resolutions on that line would serve to guide our delegates, as well as serving notice on the convention that the Republicans of California are in favor.of that doctrine. Yours very truly, H, H, MarkHam, Drive Ovr the imourities from your blood and build up your system by creating an appetite and toning the stomach” with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, if you would keep yeurself well, Hoon’s Prius are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa tiou, 26c. Celluloid Collars. “Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 cents, at the Brauch Wonder. -tm FASHIONABLE. WITH LADIES. Shirt Waists Will Be Decldedly Popular With the Feminine Sex. According to the fashion plates of the latest magazines and journals to which ladies look for approaching -etyles and fashions the shirt waist will be almost exclusively worn and be much the rage with the fair ones from now on. Appreciating this fact Mrs. Lester & Crawford have ordered.a large number of them. ’ A part of the consignment has already artived and may be had at any time at this well-known establishment, Those which have arrived are of the very latest. styles, having come direct from the East and are such as are worn in the fashionable centers of that section of the country. They enumerate all sizes and are of a variety of colors, The firm in marking the waists has done so with the idea of placing them within the reach of. all, and the prices are reasonably moderate,

ranging from 50 cents to $1.75. Ladics desiring one or more of them should call as soon as possible and make their selections befdre the present stock is mach broken. : Dressmaking. canes oie 4 Mrs, Ziegler has removed from the Union Hotel to the residence of Mrs, Britland on Spring street, where she is now prepared to do all kiuds of gewing. Dresses made in the latest and most fashionable styles, and at the lowest rates: 020 3t Consumption Can be Cured’ the nse of Shiloh’s Core.° This great By Cure it the only known remedy for that terri‘ le dinease, J ji No Special. Day . {here shall be no reference to the wc-called the St. Louis Convention should be pledged {t . . rectly, you desire to have me express my . p verdict of our people thus voiced, as herein . Pille do not cute Constipation. They onl e. Karl's Garten look <a pee _to be thoroughly “We handle on Drugs that are of Parity and Excel ~ Physicians and) tions to us. may Y . be.carefully and. : We take all the ? > y \ Telephone *" di jicoen days letters ti weed letter offic, Parties cc, «cag for any of these letters will. ® ‘ “ecaay advertised, and pay a fee of one st for each letter. J. E. Carr, P.M. Operation Performed. +3 Frank Germaine, the well-known cigar maker, eiaployed at Wm, Giffin’s factory, has been a sufferer from a nasal affliction for many years and a few days ago went to Sacramento, where he had an opesation performed by Dr. Briggs. Four or five polypuses were removed from the interior membrane of the nostrils, The operation was of a rather delicate nature and entailed the lose of considerable blood. Before the operation was completed the patient became too weak to have it continued and returned home, He will go down again Sunday and have one or two more which still remain removed, Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-tf Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for Jleadache and nervous diseases, Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold ly Dickerman & Co, Notice. We, the undersigned have sold our inter= est in the business known as the ‘*Branch Wonder Store” to Mra. J. Levy. 4 “J. LEVY, H. LEVITT, March 27, 1896. a OO nm Hoop’s Pitus have won bigh praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, ee ——————————————— FOR CITY. MARSHAL, eet D. B. CETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself as & candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May 4th. UNION FRUIT § VEGETABLE STORE, TOWER BU LDING, » MAIN STREET WILL OPEN 5 SATURDAY MORNING We beg to announce to the general ublic that we have opened a first-class Fruit and Vegetable Store in Nevada City. We will constantly keep on hand the best varieties of Early Fruits and Vegetables, Oranges, Lemons, Etc, Miso, a F Full Line of Imported Delicacies, : Popular Brands of Cigars. We have secured the agency for GRUENHAGEN’S FINE CANDIES. All goods delivered free o charge. Arendt & Lieben. Fe NevadaAgeney ROOMS, Nevada City, Cal., Union Str. et, , . HAS REMOVED TO NEXT DOOR « BELOW THE OLD STAND ; With a new line of Cosmetic and Toilet Articles. @@P Agent for the renowned MRS. HARRIBON’S and all others of best quality. The Store Will Continue Open Even. ‘ings in the Future. Thanking the ladies of Nevada City for past patronage, we would cordially invite them to call at our new rooms and see our goods. We extend a dordial invitation to ladies in surrounding towns to send te us for price Mat of our agency articles. . Dee _. }¢ David Hartley, Sivan, so Klein, Hay! me, e ingsléy Dunlif, ” avisville, = Tesador Jacobs, Austin, ~ Harry S. Patterson, Michigan Bloff, Geo. O. Myers, Emigrant Gap, Frank F, Helm, Yountville, Edward Peterson; Trackee, A vant s Chas. E. Hastings, Mt. Hamilton, Beb Langman, Louisville, Utah, Abe Cotton, New Town, W. S, Ferguson, Wheatland, Geo, Monahan, San Diego, L. W, Stanley, Sacto, : T.W, O'Neil, Johu Keheller, Graniteville, ~~ A. Ivancovich, Grass Valley, ° Shaw’s Big Co, (12). ‘* Frank Golden, Nevada, #6 Farmer : Stebbins*”’ ern Sam T, Shaw and his big company ap‘. peared at the Theatre ‘last night, for the}. eer vrverersernevernerervervirneervirnererverst tt first time and a very large audience witnessed the performance. . The play presented was “Parmer Stebbins,” one of those rural pieces in which the guileless old countryman figures pre-eminently. Of course interest centered in Mr, Shaw and Miss Shirley, the fogmer in the title role and the latter as the blithe and winsome soubrette, The company is well balanced and the manner, and good houses will doubtle: s continue during its engagement. A splendid orchestra also accompanies the troupe, “La Belle Marie” willbe the attraction tonight, ~@eWanted. An experienced girl, to do general work in ahotel, Enquire at the New York Hotel, a22-tf 0 0 It Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only. at Gaylord’s. aren Absolutely Fure. “A cream of tartar baking powder, HighLatest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N, Y; est of all. in leavening strength,” P Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cente a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month, Payable invariably in-advance. . Pe For Sale. House and lot containing one acre under cultivation, Inside city limits. Also milch cow, Enquire of Geo. A. Bailey. a20 Art Studio. Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transorir Building, Wednesdays and Sat, urdays, from 9 until12 and from 1 until 4 Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold,cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-1m. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory éan be obtained for 50 cents, By mail, 75 cents, Apply to Frep. E, Brown, Transcript Office. For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every Wednesday: evening at 8 o’clock. Ohildren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut ¢ o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall or.at residence, ~ 825 Swart Has Charge’Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograp! Gallery. 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Bryant's Sauerkraut; § cents'a pound. 10 cts, 10 I Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. ———n ie aie High Prices Must Get. Cat of Line WER THIS LIST. 12 cans Mackerel, $2.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. _Ib. Cans Salmon ¥%4~-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢ Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle, $1.00. Hires 3 for 50 cts. 1. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. Commercial Street, near Pine, Overcoats Suits ana Pants; Call on If you wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST} J.J. JACKSON Nevada City, Cal, To order at REDUCED) PRICES. ® Wanted. An apprentice, to learn dressmaking, with a first-class dressmaker. Apply at thie office, a2llw Wanted. * Boarders. in private family. For further information apply at this office. »21-lw DR. W. P. SAWYER, YSIGIAN AND SURGEON. raduate of the Univers ty of Petnsylvanai Meacs Department. ee ‘ Office—Rooms E and F, Un‘on Hotel, Nevada City Hours; 2 to.4 Pp, M.,7 tcf? P. M, diz, Miss Stranaban & Co 4 Built.and guaranteed by Largest WarrantedStbe Illustrated catalogue free, 1 High Grede Bicycle Factory in ; INDIANA BICYCLE €O., of Endlgnapaliey Ted, Men’s, $85. Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St., San Feanaisen] i We want a livegJAzentgin Nevada_City, —