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suggest that you so advise and instruct in
favor OF Government construction and control
of the Nicaragua canal. / also suggest that
you instruct and advise against all Pacific rail-
road refundlng bills. The Government might
with profit TO the Pacific States foreclose on the
property and operate the mortgaged roads,
under proper regulations. at a rate of charges
to be measured by the cost of the service.
Our banking system Is altogether too loose.
We do not give sufficient attention to the inter.
ests of depositors, and the public would be
guaranteed increased security IL our laws were
made 10 conform more closely to those OF the
General Government regulating national
banks. We should also provide for the punish
ment OF all violations OF the banking laws by
the officers or stockholders OF any bauk-some-
thing for which there does not appear TO be any
adequate provision at present.
The method of assessing and collecting taxes
IN this State is cumbersome and unjust, and no
better plan OF reform In this particular could be
devised than that suggested by my honored
predecessor, Governor Markham, in his ben-
NAL message to the thlrtieth session of the
Legislature. That interesting and able docu-
ment indicates many abuses the correction of
which would save the people large SINUS Of
money annually.
The Governor Of California must appoint a
very large number Of subordinates but 1t is
not permitted by the law as it stands that he
shall remove one OF them or cause his removal
(save in a few casesl except by the tedious pro-
cess OF an action In the courts. l find myself
confronted with scores of places to be filled
which. properly conducted, should be of the
utmost importance in an efficient and econom-
cal administration, and IL among the scores of
applicants for each should make the mistake
OF appointing the wrong man. there is no way
nndnr the la W barring ~
which the error could be corrected.
q 1t seems needless TO say that II the Governor
IS TO be neld responsible for the conduct of the
departments whose incumbents he names he
should have the control of those fIinctionaries.
In this State we should either have system of
continuous tenure during good behavior, as un-
der the civil service classification OF the Gen.
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cially be so as 10 State officers. But before
this change can be made satisfactory method
of preserving the ballots must be devised.
No man ehould be exempt from serving on
precinct election beard because Of his wealth.
and no man should be excluded because OF his
poverty. The whole system of appointment Of
precinct election officers ought to be changed.
The names of eligible persons should be drawn
from precinct ballot-boxes at least thirty days
before election by Judge OF Superior Court
or by some one In his presence, the same as
jurors are now drawn. The persons selected
should be required 10 make excuses or serve or
be punished for contempt. Then each polIt.
ical party managing canvass should be
permitted TO have watchers paid by itself at
each booth 70 watch the count and returns.
Ten days before election the inspector should
be required 20 appear before the Registrar or
County Clerk and receive his instructions.
While this method would not make the board
equal, politically. there would always be in its
membership good men, ana political parties
and candidates would watch more carefully the
result.
While as legislators you cannot pass any act
directly bearing upon the subject of trans
continental transportation, still you may In
struct your Senators and advise your Repre-
seniatives irlCongress thereon, And ! would
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BERT ON INSURANCE.
he WIFE Have Bill to Bring Wild
cats to Time.

cats to Time.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 11.-Senator Eugen Q
F. Bert will have several measures to in
troduce during the session relating to in
surance. Senator Bert Is the attorney for
NJ. r. Higgins, State Insurance Commits
sioner, and some OF his measures will come
as the result of conference with that
official.
There are number OF fake Insurance.
companies in the State" said Senator Bert
yesterday, (which should come under the
regulation OF the law. One measure which
| have 10 view is to have such companies
come under the jurisdiction Of the lnsur-
ance Commissioner and to be required to
render statements disclosing the condition
of their business at specified times. Ii it
is found that their business is such that
the public is paying for risks which it
would be unable to collect in the event of
fires or disasters, then the Insurance Com
missioner should have the authority to shut
such companies out.
ga proposition which requires attention
is the position of the foreign insurance
com anies. Many Of these which write
policies have no assets in this country. II
there should be disastrous fire in San
Francisco the losses might not be met
promptly and the poicy-holders might
have to sue to recover. A certified copy
of the Judgment would have to be sent
abroad. There would be delays and CON-
plications. Foreign companies should be
required to make a deposit with the Secre-
tary of State or some other responsible
authority. This deposit should be of
reasonable amount. Insurance Commits
sioner Higgins thinks $500. 900 the proper
figure"
There are two Senators who declare
that they have no bills to Introduce. These
are Charles Arms of San Francisco and
Noble Martin Of Placer and Ell Dorado.
Both are Democrats. Senator Martin thus
declares himself: II am lot going to intro
duce a single bill. ALI am going to do is
to fight what the Republicans introduce.
If we can't beat them in the Senate we
have Governor who will veto them"
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manded recompense and the man who
was Today inaugurated Governor has felt
very kindly toward the young attorney,
and those close In his confidence believed
that he would grant him his wish.
Some time ago it became known that it
was Clunie's intention. il he became Regis
trar. to make Newman his deputy. This
brought out storm of Democratic pro-
test and Governor Budd was for a time
disposed to take new view OF the situa-
ton. All this trouble in time subsidized
and Clunie began TO read clear title to
the position.
Clunie has been in Sacramento for sew
eral days past. accompanied by Sam New
man, and has been disposed to regard his
appointment as about assured. Suddenly
there came setback to his wishes in the
form OF new and most vigorous protest
from prominent Democratic citizens
of San Francisco, and this was
backed up to-day by the appearance of
Arthur Rodgers and ex-Mayor Pond, who
came to represent to Governor Budd that
Clunie was not the man for the place.
Clunie learned of this move of his enc
mics aud summoned his brother. ex-Con-
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LEAVING THE SHOW.
The Men Who Came Away on the
Sacramento Train.


The train that left Sacramento at
o'clock yesterday afternoon was something
like quarter of mile long and brought
to this city an odd aggregation of people
and interests. Senator Perkins occupied
a seat in forward car with his chief ad-
herents and Senat rial managers, W. B..
Hamilton aad Milton Green. In rear car
sat NJ. 81 de Young and Frank Stone, to-
gether with Andy Clunie and other equally
wellknown but divergent C itiZens.
In the car Immediately ahead was the
boisterous 1roquois Club with Its "Who
are we? Who are we? Iroquois. Iroquois,
can't you see ?"
Citizens OF every degree who had Jour
ueyed to the capital to see the show. legis-
lators and lobbyists all came home to take
a rest over Sunday after the strain OF being
hauled both way. for week in the Sena-
toral fight, of having set up the machiD-
cry of the legislative mill and finally of
having inauguraied a new Governor.
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gresham Tom Clunie, to the rescue. He
arrived, and the two have strenuously
sought to have Budd make the appoint
ment. Arthur Rodgers called on Governor
Budd and made protes againstClnnie's ap-
pointment. Rodgers then took the afternoon
train for San Francisco. Ex-Mayor Pond
proposed to accompany MIR. Rodgers BACK
to the city. but Governor Budd stated that
be wished to be further informed as to the
situation and pressed Mr.. Pond to remain
cover In Sacramento.
Tonight Governor Budd and ex-Mayor
Pond held conference at the residence OF
Mayor B. U. Sleinman, when the obJec-
tons 80 Clunie were again stated. Gov
ernor Budd Is being urged to appoint
Richard Hammond as Registrar.
The argument urged against Clupie IS
that he is friend and has been the attor-
ney of Buckley, and the man that he pro-
poses to make chief deputy. Sam New
man, is an out-apd-out boss man. Gov
ernor Rudd said tonight that he had not
appoin ted Clunie. or Hammond, or any one
else as Registrar Of Voters for San Fran
cisco. He would not make known his
decision in the matter beyond sayin G: Il
have not made the appointment of Regis
trar. and l will make no appointments for
several days YETI
Late tonight it is predicted in Demo-
cratic circles shat Clunie will be- made the
Registrar in spite of the protest OF Pond
and Rodgers.
Sam Brsunhart is hers still hoping that
the Registrar plum may drop his way. The
Iroquois, of whom a humber remain in
town, are anxious that the president OF
the club, J. j. Flynn, shall be made the
Registrar, and an organized movement in
his behalf may be started should Clunie
finally fail in getting the prize.
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TO COMPETE WITH CHINESE.
An Organization Formed by the I'M
employ ed.

Los ANGELES. Jan. I1.-An organize
ton has been formed here to be known as
the New Era Labor Exchange. which is
made up of the unemployed who have as
ISOLATED themselves together to compete
with Chinese labor. Their work will be
done on the cooperative plan and bust
ness men have provided the necessary
plant for laundry. which now employs
twenty-five men.
Vegetable gardening will also be taken
up as soon as some cheap land can be Sc
cured, and II contracts can be obtained
for picking the orange crop the market of
willing workers will be virtually clear.
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Nominated by the President.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE President
to-day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations: Lieutenant-Colonel Win
throp to be colonel and assistant Judge
advocate-general; Major Edward Hunter.
judge advocate, TO be deputy judge advc-
eate-general, with the rank of lieutenant
colonel: First Lieutenant Herbert Crow
der, Eighth Cavalry, to be major and
Judge advocate.
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An Influx of Tramps.

SAN JOSE. Jan. 11.-There has been q
large influx of tramps recently and to-
night additions were made to inmates Of
the County Jail. which brought the total
prisoners up to ninety-three. All the
hunks in the jail devoted to petty offenders
are full and three had to sleep in the cor
ridor. The prisoners will probably be put
at work breaking rock, as the county owns
= good quarry and branch jail.
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THE CRUSHING OF CLUNlE.
He Has Not Been Made Registrar of
Voters Yet.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10.-Andrew Jack.
son Clunie all but had the appointment of
Registrar of Voters for the city and county
of San Francisco this morning. He has
had everything but the absolute promise
of Governor Budd clinching his appoint
ment The tacit understanding was that
Cluuie was to get the place and he felt san
guiue OF securing it. His services in the
convention which nominated Budd de-
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Favors a Hawaiian Cable.

WASHINGTON, Jan. n.--Representative
HIT. who is recognized as the Republican
leader in he House on foreign affairs. said
to-day that be fully agreed with the Presi-
dent that the Hawaiian Islands should
have the benefits OF telegraphic communi-
cation with the world at large, but was
strongly opposed to putting their cable
facilities under the control of any Govern
ment but the United States. Hit favors
subsidy for Hawaiian cable.
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ALIKE in summer, sunshine and winter
storms Dr. Prices Baking Powder is af-
fected neither by wind nor weather. 1t
keeps in any climate
The morning call., 1895-01-12

ALL that g!itters is not gold," but the
gold in the medal received by DIR. Prices
Baking Powder at the California Midwin-
ter Fair is genuine.
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II You would be happy, strong, vigorous and
powerful use HUDYAN
The new discovery was made by the specialists
of the old famous HUDSON MEDICAL IN
STITUTE 1t :he strongest viralizer made.
II is very powerful but harmless. Sold for 81
package, or six packages for So (piain sealed
boxes). Written guarantee given for a cure. IL
you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured six
more will be sent to you free of all charges. Send
for circulars and testimonials Address HUD-
SON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, San Francisco
Cal
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts., s. 4.
jy26 eod&Wy tt
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Withdrawal of Gold.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Two hundred and
three thousand dollars Ia gold has been
ordered for Withdrawal from the SUBJ
treasury.
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w eak Men and Women

CHOULD USE BANANA BITTERS THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and
Strength to the Sexual Organs. az oodI
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Occupying Two Buildings of
Four Floors Each.

vigorates,t tones
and makes pow
erful the entire
body. HUD-
YAM C re 5
headaches, diz-
ziIi ess, dizziness,
confusion, pres
sure, blues,mel-
ancholy a n d
W a ng nor-
vOus disease.
I'll u ID Y A N
stops all losses
1 n s { a n t ly.
III U ID Y A N
gives power to
the body so that
all the organs
of the body are
in a b cal thy
state. Ifyou are
weak, debllita-
ted. lack en-
erEy, n e T v g,
force, vitality.
use HUDYAN
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OCT ~ W eSa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,

KEARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.-REMOD-
IN eled and renovated. KING, WARD d co.
European plan. Rooms soc to 8 so per day, 81
to IS per week IS to $40 per month; free baths;
hot and cold water every room; FIRE crates in every
room; elevator runs all night. Eel WeSaSu ~
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HUDYAN is

hOOL - ~ ~
the most mar
velous discov-
cry of the age,
Endorsed by sci
eDce. It is a
power. Is the
great brain and
nerve producer
Take it. HUD-
YAM Is purely
vege t a BILE. 1t
will give you
8 I r Q q Q t h.
III U ID Y a N
cures lost man
hood, dizziness,
co n $ II patton,
nervouy debn-
lily, n Ell vo US
pro st rat ion,
falling SenSa-
tons, nervous
twitching OF
the eyes and
other pa rts.i:
Strengthens.in y
The record-union., 1895-09-17
THE BOARD OF HEALTH WIDEAW XXI
How China Slough Has Been Polluted
Recently.
The Sanitary Officials Say the City is
In q Fairly Good and Clean
Condition.

The City Board of Health held an ad-
journed meeting last evening, Drs.
Huntington, Parkinson and Ross being
present.
The statistical reports of City Physician
Nichols, his assistant, DR.. George w.
Ogden, and other employees of the de-
partment-heretofore ublished-were
read and ordered filed.
In his report DR.. Nichols, as Health
Officer. says: During the month OF
August much sanitary work was done,
and the city is in fairly good condition.
No epidemics have appeared during the
summer, and with sanitary work vigor-
ously prosecuted, trust we may have
none. Cholera is reported in China and
Japan, and even as near as Honolulu,
with which place we are in close COM
munieation, causing some danger. OF
course, San francisco is the point of
danger, and where the most active meas
ures must be taken to prevent its in
vasion. But 1t behooves us to have our
city clean and in good order, and to be
prepared for any threatening danger"
Dr. Nichols said his attention had been
called 10 the kind Of garbage which had
been dumped into China Slough at the
Third-street end. He said he caught a
man III the act OF depositing quantity OF
obJectlonal garbage in the slough, and
threatened him with arrest if he did not
desist. The man obeyed the orders from
the City Physician. but said that the
Street Commissioner had given him per-
mission to do that which he was admon-
nlshed not TO do by the representative Of
the Board of Health.
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BORN.
SIMS-In Oak Park, September I'd. to the
wife OF j. w. Sims, a daughter.
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ONE DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS.
That Is What the County Tax Rate
viii Be.
District Attorney Ryan's Opinion on
the Primary Election Law
Bridge Repairs.

The Board of Supervisors held meet
ing yesterday for the purpose of fixing
the tax levy and attending to other busi-
vious meeting. Morrison. brennan,
Todd. Curtis and jenkins were present
The bids for construction and repair OF
trestles on the Wilder road, neer Fergu-
sons, about four miles from Galt, were
opened.
The bidders were Z. Barry and Darby
Laydon IL Co., and the bids were referred
TO the Road Committee, which found that
it would take some time to figure them
up, and on motion of Jenkins the matter
was deferred till afternoon.
The resignation of \. L. Montague OF
Gait as Justice of the Peace was accepted,
and alpetiIion for the appointment OF Z. h.
Simons was received to I'LL the vacancy.
He was nominated by Jenkins and unan-
imously elected.
The Clerk read the report of the County
Surveyor on the repairs and trestle at the
Benson Ferry bridge near New Hope.
Morrison said that he believed the peo-
pie living in that vicinity were entitled
TO assistance IN the matter OF lngreSS ana
egress. Last winter they were Obliged 10
bring their milk to the creamery in boats
e part OF the way and in wagons the rest
of the way. The board at that time
promised To Go something for them. lie
did not fully agree with the plan OF the
Surveyor, and thought that II, instead of
554 feet OF trestle over the sloughs, Az feet
could be put in, it would allow the peo-
pie 10 pass over the road at least nine
months IN the year. The lum Der could
be brought up to Benson's Ferry, within
half q mile. by water, which would re-
duce the cost materially. He moved that
the board call Tor bids for the three trestles
separately, to be opened at the October
meeting, and the motion was carried un-
auimousIy.
W. (. Bryant asked that the road in
his district, southeast of Routier's, be
opened, all the landowners except
George Hanlon having received their
pay tor the land. The board ordered the
road opened, and then took recess until
2P. NJ,
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CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1Nsrock, IuB1N co.
Beautiful Wrought Iron Lamps at
s. so and S., exclusive of the shades.
Where the
Shoe PinCheS

The stock is small and there is only
smattering of sizes. You fancy d
certain shoe. You get il, but two to
one You do not get perfect TT. 1t
often takes day or SO of wear to find
that out, and then it is too late.
With us it is different There is the
variety. There is the big capital in
vested. There is the full range of
sizes. There is every reason in the
world why YOU should get perfect fit.
If You are thinking of Shoes, let us
show you what we mean by that little
word ''fit."
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CAN CURE ASTHMA AND
HAY FEVER.
a Noted Physician Offers to Prove
This to All Sufferers in Sacra-
mento on Thursday.


This to All Sufferers in Sacra-
mento on Thursday.
The majority of sufferers from Asthma
and kindred complaints, after trying doc
tors and mum berless remedies advertised
as positive cures without avail, have come
TO the conclusion that there is no cure for
| this most distressing disease, and these
same persons viii be the more in dou bt
and skeptical when they learn through
the columns OF the press that DR.. Rudolph
Schitfmann, the recognized authority, who
has treated more cases Of these diseases
than any living doctor, has achieved sue
cess by periectlng remedy which not
only gives immediate relief in the worst
cases but has positively cured thousands
OF sufferers who were considered incur
able. These were just as skeptical as
some OF our readers now are. DR.. Schiff-
m8nn's remedy no doubt possesses the
merit which Is claimed for it or he would
not authorize this paper TO announce that
he Is not only willing TO give free to each
person suffering from asthma, hay-fever
phthisic or bronchitis in this city one
free liberal trial box of his cure, but
urgently requests all sufferers to call at
Frank >. OTIS drug store, 200 X street,
from A.. VI. till p. II. Thursday Sep
tenn Der 18th, aud receive q package abSo-
lutely free of charge, knowing that in
making the claim he does for his cure, a
strong doubt may arise in the minds Of
many, and that personal test, as he Of
fers to all, will be more convincing and
prove it's merits than the pu blishing of
thousands of testimonials from persons
who have been permanently cured by
the use of his Asthma Cure. "Dr. Schitf-
mann's Asthma Cure,n as il is called, has
been sold by druggists of this city ever
since IL was first introduced, although
many persons may never have heard of
it, and it is with view TO reaching these
that he makes this offer. This is certainly
most generous and fair offer, and all who
are suffering from any of the above COM
plants should remember the date and
place where the distribution will be
made. and avail themselves of the same.
Persons living out OF the city who desire
TO test the efficacy OF this most wonderful
remedy will receive a package free by
mail by writing TO DR.. X. Sohihinann, 3l5
Rosabel street, St. Paul, Minn., provid-
ing their letter is received before Septem-
Der Both, as no free samples can be OBJ
tanned after that date.
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The
New CapeS.

Deep Double Capes of black beaver,
with stitched satin edges, IS IS. A
similar garment of black boucIe cloth,
$40 so.
Navy Blue or Black Double Beaver
Cape, edged with Baltic seal fur, SO so.
A similar Cape, with cut fur stretched
edges. Price, 81 IS.
Black COney Fur Capes, satin lined.
Telling value at S 40.
Seal Plush Cape with upper cape,
and richly trimmed with brown fur.
Price, $40 so. Some still finer ones,
with jet passementerie. Price, SIS so.
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The Auditor presented the following
report IN rotation 10 the tax leyy:
S26.375
s56o.ooo

Iotaiss-..-....- $ . . ,oOU $500 20
The floating debt of the county consists
of warrants outstanding and coupons un-
paid. aud is as follows:
General Fund warrants .S2,S16 So
Hospital Fund warrants.................. 1So 90
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Cyc1oidal Sprockets.

The exhibit of Baker (E Hamilton at
the Pavilion, Of Benicia carts, buck
boards, spring wagons, delivery wagons,
and the full line of Benicia vehicles, OF
which the firm are agents, is worthy of
word of praise for its excellence and
completeness. 1t attracted the attention
OF all, especially visiting ranchmen, who
invariably were loud i'll praise of the
Benicia vehicles. Baker IL Hamilton's
show of world-renOwned Tribune BIZ
cycles was also notable. A feature DOS
sessed exclusively by these wheels, the
cycloidal sprocket, was of general inter-
est to Wheelmen.
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Dress Goods.

Special value in Rich, CEangeable
Silks, two-toned effects, 0oc yard.
Black Figured Dress Goods, new de-
signs Price soc yard.
An entirely new cloth for dresses in
Satin Armure, plain cOlors, with fig
ured effects in self cOlOrs. Price, 81
ward,