The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-14


hotices relating TO the estate of deceased per-
sons, to the formation, change or dissolution of
l'nr,hefsiiirs, TO assignments in bankruptcy =
aii puDilcatlons, advertisements, or notices made
or required by or on behalf of any corporate or
county authorities or officers or the officers of
any cry or county in this State. or anv of them
IN their official capacity; an all such notices or
advertisements as may be required in the course
OF any civil action or legal proceeding which
now is or hereafter may be required by law
Except notices OF Sheritf's and Constable's
sales III counties where no newspaper is printed
and III that case ii more than $1,000 are involved
by any such notice shall be published in the
manner hereinafter provided or the same shall
be OF no legal effect:
First For the city and county of San Fran
cisco, and the counties of Monterey. Alameda
and Contra Costa, all such notices or advertise
ments shall be published in the newspaper
known as the Placer Times and Transcript. now
printed IN the county of San Francisco
Second. For the city and county 81 Sacrament
to, and counties of Colusi, Suffer, and Soano.
all such notices or advertisements shall be pub
llshed IN the newspaper known as the Democrat
&c State Journal, now printed in the county of
Sacramento.
Third. For the city Of Marysville and the
counties OF Yuba and Butte, all such notices and
advertisements shall be published in the news
paper known the California Express, now
printed in the county of Yuba.
Fourth. For the county of Sierra, all such no.
tees or advertisements shall be published in the
newspaper known the DounieciHe Echo, now
printed in the county of Sierra.
Fifth. For the counties of Shasta, Klamath
Trinity and Sskiyou, all such notices or adver-
tsements shall be published in the newspaper
known as the Shasta Courier, now printed in
the county of Shasta
Sicth. For the county of Nevada, all such no.
tees and advertisements shall be published in
the newspaper known the Nerada Journal
now published IN the county of Nevada.
Scucnth. For the county of Placer all such no.
tices or advertisements shall be published in the
paper known the Placer Herald now printed
IN the county of Placer
Eighth For the county of Yolo, all such noti-
ces or advertisements shall be published in the
newspaper known the Californian, now
printed in the county of Sacramento. IS
Ninth. For the county of Ell Dorado, all such
notices or advertisements shall be published in
now printed in the county of I'll Dorado.
Tenth. For the counties of Sonoma, Napa
Marin, and Mendocino, all such notices or adj
refreshments shall be published in the newspa-
per known as the Sonoma Bulletin, now printed
III the county of Sonoma.
Elerenth. For the city of Stockton, and the
counties of San joaquin: Mariposa and Tulare,
all such notices or advertisements shall be pub
lislied III the newspaper known as the San Joa-
q'tin Republican, now printed in the county of
San Joaquin.
I'welfh. For the county of Tuolumne, all
such notices or advertisements shall be publish
ed either in the newspaper known as the Co.
lumJia Gazette, or the Sonora Herald, now print
ed in the county of Tuolumne. -ft
Thirteenth. For the counties of San Diego and
San Bernardino, all such notices and advertise
shall III, ho1 H.
known as the San Diego Herald, now printed in
the county of San Diego.
Fourteenth For the counties of Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara. and San Louis Obispo, all such
notices or advertisements shall be published in
the newspaper known the Los angeles Star,
now printed in the county of Los Angeles.
Fltlecnh. For the counties of Santa Clara and
Santa Cruz, all such notices or advertisements
shall be published in the newspaper known as
the Santa Clara Register, now printed in the
county of Santa Clara.
Sixteenth. For the county of Caaveras, all
such notices advertisements shall be publish
ed in the newspaper known as the Calare,us
Chronicle, now printed in the county of Calave-
ras.
Sec. 9 The fees charged for publishing noti-
ees or advertisements under this Act, shall not
exceed two dollars for each square of two hun
dred and eighty ems. for the first insertion and
one dollar per square for each succeeding inser-
ton
SEC. 8. The affidavit in writing of the publish
en- the publishers foreman or clerk, of any
one Of the newspapers in this Act specified, an
nexed to printed copy of any notice or adver-
tisement taken from the newspaper in which it
printed, specifying the number of times the
date of the first and last insertion and the name
of the paper in which the same was published
may be filed at any time within one year from
the date OF the last insertion of such notice adj
vertisenlent, with the County Clerk of the coun-
ty for which such notice or advertisement spub-
lished. And the original affidavits thus filed, or
copies thereof, certified by the officer having
custody of the same, shall be entitled to be read
III evidence before any court or Justice in this
State, and in all proceedings before any board,
body, officer, in which it shall be necessary
refer thereto, and shall be prima facie evidence
of the facts therein stated.
SEC. A. The terms I" notices." publications"
and advertisements used in this Act. shall
be held to include all publications, whether in
newspapers or otherwise, made under or by vir-
Tue of any law statute of this State now exist
ing, Or which may hereafter be enacted, or by
order of any court officer of law; and in the
cities in the counties in which the newspapers
in this Act mentioned are published, respective
y, all publications required or ordered by or on
behalf of any municipal corporation officer,
under or by virtue ofthe laws incorporating said
cities, otherwise.
SEC. ). Should any of the newspapers men,
toned in this Act to be published, then the
publication herein required to be made ia said
paper, may be made or continued in any other
newspaper published in the same county. or if
there be none in the same county, then in the
nearest newspaper. such other newspaper to be
designated by the Judge of the District Court oil
the county i'll which such publication was COM
menced. Provided that in case any newspaper
is hereafter established and published for ninety
days i'll any county where no newspaper is now
printed, such newspaper shall be deemed the
legal newspaper for such county.
SEC. s. This act shall take effect within thirty
| DAYS after It's nassage