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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Lace Curtains. POrti ERE

Lace Curtains in White or Cream,
tape all round. 3 yards long, regular
price, 81 a pair; our price, 5sc. a pair.
Lace Curtains i'm White or Cream,
tape All round, 3 II yards long, regular
price. SLl5 a pair; u price, 81.
Lace Curtains In White or Cream,
tape all round. 3 1-2 yards long regular
price, $3.50 a pair; our price. $3.50.
Portieres in Roman Stripes. regular
price, 50 a pair; our price, 1888 10
yards long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Umbrellas.

100 fine Umbrellas. steel rods, line
Paragon frames, regular price, 81; our
price. 69c.
Fine an SILK Umbrellas. a heavy
twill, pure silk OF superior quality,
steel rods. fine Paragon Frames. eX-
ara stylish, natural wood handles,
suitable for ladies and girls. regular
price, $50. our price, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Come
If YOU HAVE WARM UNDER
WEAR TO BUY.

WEAR TO BUY.
Ladies' outing Flannel Under-skirts,
regular price 50c-Our Price. PIC.
Ladies' Balmoral Underskirts. regu.
lar price, Sl-Our Price, 69c.
Ladies' Extra Quality White Ribbed
vest and pants to match, regular price
50c.-Our Price, pc.
Ladies' Extra Quality White and
Grey Vest and Pants TO match. regu-
lar price 61c.-Our Price, SOC.
Ladies' Extra Quality White and
Natural Wool Pants 10 match. regu-
lar price s1-Our Price. soc.
Ladies' Scarlet Wool Shirts and
Pants to match, regular price Sl-our
price, SOC.
Children's White and Natural Wool
Shirts, regular price Occur Price,
25c.
Misses Ribbed Shirts. feece-lined.
. size 3 to 6, regular price. 39c.-Our
Price 25c.
Children's Undershirts (whlte). Zoe.
Mems 1eece-lined Shirts in brown,
and ~eret-pants TO match. regular
price. 75c-Our Price. 50c.
Mems Grey Ribbed U~nder-Shirts,
pants to match, regular price, 81
Our Price. 75c.
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handkerchief.

Mems Hemstitched Handkerchief.
regular price 10c.-Our Price. Sc.
Ladies' Homstitched Handkerchiefs,
regular price. 10c-Our Price. 81.
Ladies Swiss Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, regular price. 12c-Our Price,
l0c.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Gandker-
chiefs, regular price, &c 2-3c.-Our
Price, 70 1-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Ribbons.

Roman Plaids and Stripe, regular
81 l-2c.. our price &c.
Roman Plaids and Stripe, for ties,
regular price 10. &c, u price y l-2c.
Roman Plalds and Stripe. for belts,
regular price 25c.. our price l9c.
Satin Ribbon, No. 8. all %colors, reg
ular price Sc. our price &c.
Satin Ribbon, No. Z, all c%olors. reg
ular price 10c.. our price 6 lie.
Satin Ribbon. No. 9, all %colors. reg
ular price y 1-2c.. our price s l-3c.
Satin Ribbon. No. - and Is. an coll
ors. regular price 10 2-3c., our price 10c.
Special in Black and Colored Velvet,
regular price 7jc., our price SOC.
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DOnlestics.

Red and White. ATWOOD Flannel.
regular price. 2jc. our price. Ice.
Flanneiettes, regular price, lQc. our
price, 5c.
i-Yard wide Unhleached Cotton.
round thread, regular price, &c.; our
price, l-2c.
Good Straw Ticking, regular price
Zoe. our price, S l-3c.
Good Feather Ticking. regular price
lie. cur price. T. Ice.
C%retons. In tho newest patterns.
regular price, T. l-2c., % price. o.
lie.
Apron-Gingham, regular price.
Lie, our'ur.re. .-le.
Canton Flannel h'eaohed and un-
bleached, regular ITico. g lie; our
price. be-.
Canton Flannel. fleached and un-
bleached, regular price. i-2c. our
price. @ l-lc.
Canton Flannel. bleschcd and UNI
hIeached. regular price. - l-2c.; our
price. IS l-3c.
Denim, for o%vcralis, regular price,
&c., price l0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
EOys' Clothing.

Boys Suits, all wool. regular price
500, our price Sl.2j.
Boys Suits. all wool, regular price
$3.50, our price $3.50.
Boys Suits. all wool, regular price
$500. our price $3.50.
Boys All Wool Knee Pants, regular
price 50c.. our price 25c.
Boys All Wool Knee Pants, regular
price 15c., our price fqc.
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Walking Hats.

Ladies Alpine Hats. regular price
SOC, our price 3Gc.
Ladies Sailor Hats, regular price
75c.. our price f9c.
Ladies Alpine Hats, regular price
800. our price zoe.
Ladies Klondike Hats. regular price
S125. price CSC.
Ladies Derby Hats, regular price
$50. our price 9Gc.
Childrcn's Tam O'shantcr Caps, reg
ular price &c., price lie.
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Fancy Dress Goods in all the stylish
and new colors of the season, the lat
est and correct weaves. Regular price,
81 1-2c.-Our Price, 25c.
Fancy Cheviots. 81 inches wide, reg
ular price. 5Oc-Our Price. 81 1-2c.
Granite Cloth, in all the new shades.
regular price, S0c-Our Price. 49c.
Poplin, 80 inches wide; in all shades,
regular prce. sl-Our Price, 75c.
81 Cloth, "a inches wide. In all shades,
TO
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Curtain Pins, regular price, l0c. doz.;
our price, 2 dozen Tor De-.
Bonnet Wire, regular price, lVc.;
our price. &c.
sponges. regular price, &C.. our price
? for lc.
Corset Stays, regular price, ioc.,
our price. Sc.
Mourning Pins regular price, Sc.
Box: our price. &c.
DarnIng EGGS, regular price, 10,
our price, &C..
10c. BOX Writing, Sc.
. Packages Envelopes. square, for
e.
l5c. Package Writing Paper. for i0c.
&C.. handkerchief. for Children. Sc.
20c. Boys Leather Book Bags. Sc.
25c. Girls Book Bags, 13c.
3 Pads 20 be sold for lie.
&C.. Pads for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Blankets and Comforts.

Blankets 1911, regular price, s1.25; our
price, sec.
All Wool lo-i Blankets, regular price,
$3.50; our price, S2.4S.
All Wool California Blapkets, regu-
lar price, s.; our price, s3.4S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Ladies' & Gents BFOsiery.

Ladies' Hose I'm plain or drop-stitch.
regular price, y 1-2c-Our Price. &c.
Ladies' Hose in tan and black, reg
ula price. 16 2-3c.-Our Price. u lie.
Ladies' Hose in black or tan. regu-
lar price, 81 1-2c-Our Price, 2jc.
Gents Half Hose. regular price. l0c.
Our Price. 5c.
Gents Hair Hose. black or tan. regu-
lar price. u 1-2c.-Our Prize loo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Children's Tam O'shanter Caps, reg
ular price 5Oc., our price &c
Boys Caps. regular price &c, our
price l9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
VciIings.

IS in. Chenille dot. regular price
16 2-3c.. our price lie.
IS I'm. Chenille dot. regular price
SOC. Il price 2Jc.
IS in. Chenille dot. regular price
50c.. our price Sc 1-2c.
IS in. Plain Fish Net regular price
1875 our price 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Three Specials
I'm Window Shades.

Window Shades So inches wide ; feet
Ions, regular price, 81 lie; our price.
pc.
Window Shades IS inches wide 3 feet
long, regular price, 5oc.; our price,
81 lee.
Window Shades 90 inches wide . feet
long. regular price, 7jc.; our price, soc.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
CARLOAD OF BABY CARRIAGES.
Baby Carriages with steel wheels,
regular price, $3.50; our price, Si39.
Baby Carriages with steel wheels,
regular price, Sl2; mi price. $3.50.
Baby Carriages with steel wheels,
regular price. SIS: our price, Sl339.
Baby Carriages with steel wheels,
regular price, 40 u price, SIS.
WE WILL MAKE. LAY. AND
BIND CARPETS FREE OF CHARGE
FOR TOMORROW.
Ingram Carpets. regular price, 5oc.;
our price, Soc.
Ingram Carpets. regular price, Soc:
our price. soc.
Ingram Carpets, regular price, Nc.;
our price, Csc.
Tapestry Carpets, regular price, S5c.;
Our price, 15c.
velvet carpets, resulaF price, Ni'-"'
our price, @c.
Notions.
Hooks and eyes, regular price, &c;
our price. De-. per > dozen.
Good Pins. regular price. &C.; our
price, 1c. paper.
Machine Cotton, regular price, &c.
spool. our price. 2c. spool
Ammonia, regular price, Sc; our
price. DC. Bottle.
Ladies' Rubber Hair Pins. regular
price . for &c.; our price. Zoe. dozen.
Tetlow Face Powder, regular price,
our price. &c..
Talcum Powder, regular price, 20c.
In tin sifted box. "a price. 5c.
Unbreakable Finecomb. regular price
T. lie. our price. De-.
French Backing, regular price. loc.
our price. 5c.
Covered Bones, regular price &c.;
our price, lc. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Lace.

Torchon Lace. 81 In. wide, regular
price &C., our price 1 lie.
yorchon Lace. ] IL in. wide, regular
price &C.. our price &c.
Torchon Lace. 4 in. wide. regular
price 10c., our price &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Two Specials in Silks.

Black Satin. q I'm. wide. regular
price Sl25, our price soc.
Black Brocade Satin. % IN; regu-
lar price Sl.00, our price 6qc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
OFFICTAL RETURNS CITING THE
VOTES FOR THE CANDIDATES.
Ouite a Large IN Of New mbe
win Occupy atsinth eL Lower Branch
of the General Assembly.

The following table shows the number
OF votes cast for members of the House
Of Delegates in the various counties and
cities Of the State, as taken from the
official returns filed at the office OF the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth;
Il. w. Mathews.
ALBEMARLE AND CITY OF CHAR
LOTTESVILLE.
Wm.R. Wm.H. j.. l.. j. ID.
Duke, Boaz, Harris, Smith.
Albemarle.. O.. 100 1861
City of Charlottesville.
Louis c.. Ell. S. NJ.
Barley, Lewis, Garwood.
City Alexandria. lar PA -
Total ..... ........l.7S9 2eO "a
Barley's plurality. 1853; his majority
LAS.
ALLEGHANY, BATH. AND HIGH
LAND.
A. +. Jno,W. Jno.W w.
Withrow. Bear, Bell.
A~ueehany.. 49,. ........494 67 10
...... ..'s.' ..'3-s 1V
Highland. 80. .s'.s'.s.soV' -"
rotal..... ..,.,. e. Lao LIPS p9
Withrow's plurality. ioi.
AMHERST
Campbell, Allen.
Campbelps majority, 25S.
AUGUSTA AND CITY OF STAUNTON.
j. W. s. al. J. G..
Churchman, Walker, Fulton,
Augusta. .......2l25 2,sil LIZ
CITY OF stanton $50 12 2l
Total. .... :. ..2,NS 2.rS zoos
ID. 8. w. II. X. ID.
Coudon, Dodge, Haislip.
Augusta. .....~.1,roi l9 l42
City OF stanton. .25 50 6s
Total. 80. =. 1907 2D 30
BEDFORD.
A. L. r. G. ]. u.
Minter. Turpin. Gardner,
Bedford. ...- ..l.sl zOSs go
J. NJ. w. +. c. H.
Wells, Graves. Murrcil.
Messrs. Miilnter and Iprpln are elect.
BoTETouRT,
X. ID. J. n.
sIoner. Buhrman.
stoner's majority. siS.
BRUNSWICK.
T. T.. r. Il. |
Buford. Powell. |
Brunswick. $50. ..'~"l'%s so
BUCHANAN, DICKINSON. AND WISE |
Joseph l.. Il. II.
Eiswick, Evans. !
B~uchanan..... 30. ............Siz SH
Dfoksnson---- 80 49, %. ..,e9s ga
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THE TOWER, Dress @ $ %% S E s $% $$ $T%*G S% %Ss %% % % dfS%x%s%
- BM dSs FodhHmmB Boys Clothing gdh m Blankets Comforts
Corners Second Broad Streets. Cheap Manufactures sale dL&% Muslin ~mpmg
um in nos hh mmH half price, Room Carpets or uwbab bargain pmG mmw week sale md Stoke MMgM creates kind
the Cloak Room ETC. ETC. intact Hy~w An emit ym m@mb mw MMOdmw will mmw~mp attention samples;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Linens.

Crash for Towels. regular price, &c.
Our Price. 21-2c.
price 10c.-Our Price, sc.
Linen Huck Towels. without fringe,
regular price, IS 2-3c.-Our Price,
II lie.
Red Table Damask 80 inches wide.
regular price 20c.-Our Price. 14c.
White linen Table Damask, regular
price, 69c.-Our Price. 400.
White linen Table Damask. regular
price, S0c.-Our Price, 6gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Mn Boucicault. youngest daughter OF
the late Dion Doucicault. was married on
November "a 70 j.. III. Kelly. at Portland
Place. England. They Mil appear togeth-
er for the first time on November 18th
at the Gaiety Theatre in the new farca
"krollcsoms Fanny"
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Come


IF YOU HAVE A JACKET OK CARE
TO BUY.
Phil Sweep Plush Capes. SiIk-ined'
trimmed with fur and Jct' regular
nrice sour Price. $5.69.
LAMBS richly embroidered Plush
Canes trimmed with Marten Tails and
lei regular prce, SlO-Our Price. N.SS'
Ladies Tan Jacket. lined with SIR
,cyular price, $6.50-Our Price, Si.S9.
Ladies' Jackets. In all shades Of tan,
lined with silk, stitching on back and
front, regular price. sS.J0-Our PRICE,
$3.50.
Ladies' Jackets Of fine Black Beaver
real value. S5.50-Our Price, Sieo'
Ladies' Fly Front Boucle Jacke's'
with storm collar, regular price WOW
Our Price. $i69.
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets, trlmmed
with braid front and back. lined Win
SILK. regular price Sour price. JOSS
Ladies' Tan Jackets, In line cloth'
lined with figured silk. regular price,
SlG-Our Price. 1888.
Ladies' Tan Jacket in fine cloth, nm
ished with straps and stitchings' hned
throughout with red satin, regular
price S12. 5O-Our Price, $3.50.
Misses Jackets. Empire back and
front. in fancy colorings. regular
price. Sour Price. $40.
Misses Jackets. Empire back and
front. i'm Navy. Black, and fancy col
orlngs. trimmed with velvet and braid
regular price Sour Price. S4.aS.
Misses Jackets In Navy Blue. with
large velvet collar. trimmed with braid
regular price &iyO-Our Price, 1858.
Furs.
Mink Boas. with head and tail, reg
ula price. $l-Our price. sc.
stone Marten Collarettes. with ten
tails. regular price Sour Price, s2%
Stone Marten Collarettes, with ten
tails and two heads, regular price. 81
our Price. 81.
stone Marten Cape Collarette, with
storm collar. six tails and two heads,
regular price, Sl2.50-Our Price, N49.
Astrachan Cape Collarette, with
storm collar, regular price, SlO-Our
Price. $3.50.
Electric Seal Collarette. trimmed
with Chinchilla fur and lined with
silk. regular price Sour Price, $3.50
Childrcn's AngOra Fur Sets, with
new shape Muf. with head purse,
regular price, Sour Price, Sl.S.
Hid Gloves.
Extra fine quality, only few sizes,
ga and Z, regular price Sl-our
Price, SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Black Frieze, 40 inches wide, regular
price. SOc.-Our Price, 49c.
Black Poplin. 80 inches wide. regu
lar price, sOc.-Our Price, 49c.
Black Henrietta, 40 inches wide, reg
ular price, SOc.-Our Price. CSC.
Black Imperial Serge, Al inches wide,
regular price 5Oc.-Our Price, 800.
Black Serge, SO inches wide, all-wool,
regular price. S0c.-Our Price, 2Sc.
Black Cloth, 81 inches wide. regular
price $l--Our Price, 75c.
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Corner Second & Broad Streets.
fold

Worsted Goods, in solid colors,
usually sell for zoe. yard. This
week for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
REMNANTS CARPET,

that sold for 81 and SI.25 yd.
in , yards and 2 r>2 lengths,
for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
SPECIAL Il Il

Scotch Plaids, So inches
wide, regular price, 25c.;
Our price,
I0sC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
SPECIAL - -

Black and Navy-Blue Di-
agonal, AZ inches WIDE
regular price, 5oc.; our
price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
IOC.

Mems all-wool Shirts in white, grey,
aud red regular price si-our Price,
Soc.
Mems white Shirts. linen bosom, all
sizes. regular price. 50c-Our Price.
42c.
Pearl Shirts, regular price, i1-Our
Price. zoe.
Mems Night Robes, regular price
75c.-Our Price, 50c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Extra fine quality, four button Ia
black and tan, regular price Sl-Our
Price, sc, all sizes.
Extra quality Kid in Hook or But
ton. regular price $1.25-Our Price, SOC.
All sizes.
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SPECIAL = -

Percaies, yard wide, req
ular price, IaHc.; our
price,
DC.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
The first week

OF main
Perkins forward
his
public
the eloquence
especially the political
Cafornwhich the State urgently
Of
o primo Republican
both
conceded that he
by his the
judgment
legislative candidates long before
o members
important political position the Democratic of Cali
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09
WHAT DOES IT MEANs

reports
camo bribery
Legislature protesting friendly Senator Perkins waiting bhed
him.
will
CON-
necessary reports
the Examiner The
elected the first ballot unless there arrival of those thousanddol
bills arrived
the trick little further id iudicuy di
uted might worry Senator Perkins good DEAL And again asserted THE
the
Colonel would welcomed
withe Hus
that refuse take hint the further proceeds
TAX straight he Is ne says "a hope that Perkins might be forced to meet
bribery with bribery legislative
bill drink Finally
goes without SAVING The source from which thew come sss ncion ~
could a
fight against millionaire backed the organs and the Doodle
presumably
his merits the Republican majority Legislature and the
general desire the people to have California the
capable of uphodng her interests in debate and
question
ne meaning ana intent WI" men lie simply Tor the sake OF lying? Can the
which Perkins believe
waiting to sell out the highest bde THESE questions carry their answers with
he unworthy Republican, and with
help him it is the marplo modern politics
e.t ond oula , sss - . Ia, ~. ~ e Tue
from
from, his familiar name Of Ion. G.ssn" lawrence another 80 hn
Southern Pacific Company The legislators have lust passed de-
able before
Doodle seeking bibes2
1t however
that he must the highest suspicious The
that he bribery with bibe
all he worth the extent worrying him Unto selling ship
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09
NEWSPAPER PLEASANTLY.

Chapley-Poor Weston! You know, he is
color blind?
Booz-Yes; we'll?
Chapley-He's fallen in love with poster
girl.-Philsdelphia North American.
Boastful New Englander But you can't
deny that the pilgrim fathers blazed the way
to all the greatness of our Nation.
-Blazed the way? Yes, by burn
ing witches-Detroit News.
she-You seem to forget yourself, sir.
He-How could do otherwise in your pres
ence?-Judy.
Shell think l might love you more ii you
were not so extravagant.
He-Its my extravagant nature that makes
me love you So.-Life.
Ethel (weeping)-I took leap-year chance
and offered Charley my heart and hand on
Christmas.
Agnes-And he refused you?
Ethel-Y-y-yes; he said he didn't believe
people.should give expensive presents.-Bos-
ton Traveller.
Maude-Pn never marry clergyman, for
he's always about the house; and 1 won't
marry newspaper man because he's out the
greater part of the time.
Harriet-Why not make compromise?
Maude-I can't; there's no COMPROMISE be-
tween good and eyil.-Adams Freeman.
al am sorry that Miss Bankum is out. You
won't forget to mention that calledp'
mo, indade, sor. OIL run roighr up an
tell her now. "-Chattanooga Times.
Uncle Simon, what is phenomenon"
phenomenon is man who gets so rich
that he won't accept pass on the railroad."-
Chicago Record.
she-What charming teeth Mrs. Highsea has
He-You fatter me, madam
sne-Oh! pardon; you are her husband?
He-Oh! no; only her dentist-Clips
The Doctor-You'l be all right soon.
The Victim-Glad to hear it, doctor. I'd
hate to die just now, when I've only had the
wheel three weeks.--New York World.
He-How the blithering blazes did my shaw
ing brush get full of sand, want 10 know?
She-Oh, some must have accidentally got
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09

average reader of the newspapers that for
good while past the attention of the
mining world mas been turned toward this
State. The reasons for this are many.
In the first place it does not appear that
any other country has developed so many
really meritorious mines as California. In
other words, no other region has gold
more plentiful or more richly distributed,
and, allowing for the exaggerations Incl
dent to all booms, it is extremely doubtful
if there has ever been country that could
equal this.
This applies to Johannesburg and Cool
gardie, to the mines of South America an d
to those of all other countries where gold
excitements have occurred, and which are
familiar to all persons who are posted on
mining. But besides having the richest of
mines the State has so mild and congenial
climate that in many places even the
citrus fruits, the olive and notinfrequenty
the fig, will grow and flourish in the very
mining claim where the owner deIves
Nor is this all. Unlike South Africa,
which has to get its mining tim bers from
Puget Sound. or Coolgardie, which
obliged to transport both water and tim
Der by rail tor hundreds of miles, there
is in California the finest water and the
most magnificent timber, in most cases
Immediately on the mining ground. II it
is not on the ground it is almost certain
to be so close that practically it is the
same thing
Besides this, the railroads in many
cases can in a few hours transport the
miner from any of the cities or towns at
or near the Pacific seaboard to his mine.
If he cannot 60 all the way there by rail
he can almost do it. There is little or
no staging. Hundreds of miles OF desert
do not have to be traversed. One other
great advantage may be mentioned. and
that is that the Californian here is under
his own laws.
Because of the great opportunity for
mining in California the London Explora-
ton Company is investing heavily here.
Elk Senator Dorsey, representing other
British capital, has bought mines. Fred
Branding and others. of France, are de-
veloping great mines in Trinity County.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09

Capitalists from New York, from the min
ing regions of Colorado and Montana, and
other parts of Europe than those enumer-
ated are buying mines here.
1t is evident. therefore, that gold
mining here is to cut greater figure
than ever before. Already a number of
important bills affecting it are being pre-
pared for Introduction before the Legis-
lature. One will ask for an appropriation
In the interest of hydraulic mining; an
other for $100.o0 for home for aged ana
sick miners. 1t is probablealso an appro-
priatlon will be asked for a dredger for the
Sacramento River, if the farmers desire it.
There should, in view Of the tremendous
Importance of gold-mining and the legis-
lative interests it has at stake, be thor
oughly practical miner as chairman of the
Committee on Mines and Mining. He
should come, too, from the heart of the
mining region.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-09
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