The record-union., 1896-03-21

evolved this sapient conclusion from the
depths of his alleged inner conscious
ness had the faintest knowledge of the
government of the Congregational
Church. he would know that the council
has no power whatever to depose any
one from the ministry. That rests en-
tireIy with the individual churches, and
even one of them cannot "depose"
minister to any greater extent than to
sever his connection with itself There
is no power of deposition belonging to
am. person or any. body of persons in
the church to which Rev Mr.. Brown be-
longs.
THAT CELEBRATION.
PlacerviIle Nugget: The Red Bluff
/ cause" concurs with the Sacramento
Record Union that the fiftieth ami
yersary of the discovery of gold should
be celebrated in '9S at the Capital City
and that it be grand affair.
| The "Record- Union" said: IF such
| celebration is held, then Sacramento
| should be the heart Of ii all. There, by
4 historical fitness. the exposition should
lhave its chief interest, though the cell
ebration should be marked by appro-
| pirate ceremonies in every city, town
and hamlet in the State
/ The Nugget concurs, and especially
with the latter part of the paragraph
land incidentally let us ask why El Do
rado should be left out. Ell Dorado, the
old Empire County FL Dorado, THAI
was the scene of the discovery to be
celebrated. EI Dorado where John Mar
EsbaH. the discoverer, made the discov-
/ cry that made California a possibility.
| If there is a spot in California where
| the discovery of gold should be cele-
brated that spot is Ell Dorado County,
and as a county we will surely celebrate
for we are richer now than ever before.
The birthplace of the fever its not to be
behind the rest in celebrating the event
which made it a greater California his
! tory-maker than all the rest of the
/ places in the State combined.
The year Of 1898 is yet a good ways
off, but there is nothing like getting
things in motion early. 1t helps ad-
vertise. Now here is a proposition:
I Let the celebration continue two days.
Let one of the days be spent on a trip
/ from Sacramento to the scene of the
discovery. The railroad would make
cheap excursion rates. The people of
Ell Dorado County will put UP their
share toward preparing a programme
for the occasion that would attract
/ big crowd at least that short distance,
and the semi-century celebration of cid
John Marshall's many fortune-m making,
nation building discovery would be
more than a complete affair. Let Sac
ramento and EI Dorado Counties unite
and make the celebration a two days
programme that the people will never
| forget. No celebration of the discovery
of gold in California would be complete
without a visit to the scene of the dis
covery, and EI Dorado will stand in
chuck up to the mark.
MR.. HUNTINGTON AND THE Eek
AMINER."
Santa Cruz Sentinel: C. P. Hunt
ington has declared that the "Ex-
aminer'' was once on the pay
roll of the Southern Pacific Company
for the sum of $1,000 month, and that
its present attitude toward that COM
pany may be explained by the fact that
that comfortable sum was cut off. There
is but one thing for the Examiner, as
a virtuous newspaper, to do in the face
of such a monstrOus charge, and that is
to bring humping suit against the
railway magnate for damages. In that
way it will be afforded the opportunity
10 V1nQ1CdIe llSeII DeIOfe lIS COlISllLu-
ents.-Alameda Argus.
The Examiner" will probably de-
mand $4,000 next time. A good many
newspapers abuse corporations, and for
no other reason, to be taken onto the
corporation payroll. Others abuse cor
porations BECAUSE a lot of subscribers
pay for abuse-of other men.
It's Coming Again.
!
| ance again Remember, in getting wet,
a bottle of John A. Sutter Rye may save
a big doctors bill. B. K. Bloch & Co,
Agents.
Holmes, photographer, 1908 Tenth 3