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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17

SIMsS BAND BOOK to the Library Of the B.i
~ fish Museum, i vol, 1854
Eyelyn's Diary and Correspondence, new edition;
vols, 1854
Con'r buttons TO Literature, historical sntqusri
an, and metr:cai, by Mark Antony Lower, vo. Hne
1884
The Hall Century, from 1890 to 1850, its history
ard policy, by " Wilks, vol, 1853
Giltert's Element Of Psnkipg. i vol, 1854
Birt's Baud Book of the Law Of 1 torne 4 volume
1853
The Woollsn Manufacturers Guide, BIZ Ibberson
l vel, 1853
fhs Young Officers Companion, by Col. Lord de
Ros, volume FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nv 10
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CUMMERHATS, OF white

- UNI M L TX HATS, Of white and drsb beaver
~ white, drdb, and black Felt
Also, q large supply OF .STRA " HATS Of sil co.,
ors for men, boys, and children. And in order Z"
reduce my large stock shall from this dsy ou-r
them at reducsa prices. LANES
Hat Cap and Gents Furnishing
Store, Penns- avenue, near Al street
H. l--dlH
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiou..r.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, ON C.pir,or.
- H!l' st Auction On MONDAY afternoon. IN.
nth instant at o'clock, On the premises, shsll
sell the vest half Of Lot No. in eQusre 6s- front
running back l9 feet inches 70 30 f>ot sllax ir,
prove by twostory brick Dwelling House con
tanning seven rooms, with the necessary outbuild
Jugs.
ms property is beautifully situated immedis 10 "
oppoeite the Capitol Park, ard Offers great induce
msnt' to persons desiring quiet and pleasant resi-
Terms: 500 To cash, tie residue In l,2,sni3
yesrr, with interest, occurred by q deed Of trust.
jy 15-2t ar..;n,,ox
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A FOUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE for sale or CIV.
"a change for mechanics VIZ rk and materials. st
uated on the Island, and having one of the most
oeauiltni open prospects Of river and high Land -
further information may be obtained by addressing
the subscriber. RDBT Mills
jy loft Architect a. n;tol I'm
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Ohio River.

WHEELING, July l7.-Twenty- seven inches
water IN the channel of the river at this point
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ny Ok Il 4 n q SCOTT, AucttOnNere
IN MONDAY, the 18th instant. at az o,c,oct
~ m In front o. the premises, we vi sell ner
enpsor1iy, cash or approved paper a short oates
tho west naf Of squard las, being crigins Lots a
aod 18th and 10th streets west Wit in thru sons
OF the executive Departments, and in q rspidly-Im.
Immediately fter the above we will sell ,iss;-n
Ole business lot In Square Ia containing % 900 s
feet. and fronting li0 feet on virpinia syenns ~
tending to the caual and being suit. bic Tor wood
coal, or lumber ysri.
jy l5-eod suc.ion.
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l.. j. MIDDLETON.

d E Il L E. r IN ICE,
Office and Depot south side net to corner 18th st.
CE kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
i can be had IN l-rs. or small quantities
Office open from sunrise to sunset
sy
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Death OF the Hon. Levi Hale.

PROVIDENCE, July 1.-The Hon. Levi Hale.
one of the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
Rhode Island, died at his residence in Warren
yesterday, Of cholera, after "a hours illness.
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DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT

hEsiHA Bile HOUSE FOR RENT
~ and Furniture for Sale.-W;Il to
rented until the 4th Of March, 1855, a desirable
dwelling house situated en- street north, between
20 and 81 streets west, containing p4rlor. diniuc.
room. kitchen, end five coed chambers.
The whole. or if desired q Part. Of tbs f,rn,.,o
will bs sold at reasonable price payable in six and
Twelve months, with interest, satisfactorily secured
for particulars apply t. the undersigned or to the
Hon. b. d. MACE ON the premises. " VIZ
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant
iy lo-eoSf -N'A.naas
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New Hampshire Lexi,latur.

CONCORD July Ion Saturday morning
both houses Of the Legislature adjourned ss,..
die
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RUlLDlNG LOIS-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity of the CITY Hail.
also in the LIST Ward and also variety in ali Other
parts of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings.
situated in an improving neigh borhood all of which
H nlLl se soid on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams opposite IN RrnwnS,
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid
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NEW ICE DEPOT.

k"oh sne convenience Of my customers and other
L ICE can be had from a. m. until y m ur.
DER Mr. selby Parkers, Pennsy lvsnis avenue, beloy
''n street JOHN PETTIBONE
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LfOR RENT-A nyepiPnt and comfortable hrict
l. HOUSE, containing eleven rooms. pantry. ana
Cellar, situated on 18th street, between and n.
west side is Ior rent. 1t il in complete order. b.v
ing been recent = repaired. and back building nd
ded Terms moderate. Enquire of Mr. Burcbe ON
9th street, above Unitarian Church or to
j. G. BURCHE,
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R. NEVITT'S
SADDLE, HARNrss, AND
TR UNk MANUFACTOPN

~. SIDE Ia areaue, betaofen 18th and 18Th street,
&EXNS~ Constsntlv ON hand and msds Z.
KEN order. SADDLES RRIDLES anc
Gf.Ml Y ~ hARNESS. TRUNKS, CARPET
-a-A49 BAGS VALICES. Dr.
Old Saddles and Harness taken 10 exchange fer
new. i0
an manner Of Repairing neatly and promptly At
'0""oo 10. lie 2S-ln
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Dissolution OF COPARTNERsHIP.

UAooVLV44ON OE COpAhTNERSHlP.
INHE partnership heretofore existing betw cen
l. Miss PILNd Bro, is this day dissolved by
mutual agreement, Miss Pilling Withdrawing from
the hfm. ALICE FILLING,
FREDERICK PILLIN0.
WASHINGTON. July l. 1854
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tsECoyD DIsPATCH.I

Previous to adjournment, the House ordered
the Anti Nebraska resolutions to be depositss
in the office Of the Secretary of State.
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iy 3ts

NOUNTRI SEAT FOR SALE, adjoining TIL civ
" of &c 'rgetown, with a fine new brick dweIf;ng
house, out buildings, LARGE brisk cistarn. DC. Gc
containing Is of land, with the finest views In
the District Situated at the junction of the New
and Ridge r. ads, with large from both and si
joining tt property of Mr.. j. II. King. Terms 70
liberal on credit. Enquire On the premises.
iy l2-eoIm$
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t'OR KENI-That pleasantly located dwelling
i HOUSE, on 18th street, Island, near smithso.
MAN Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. McCaus
ANU containing ten rooms and Kitchen and ward
OF me 1rult and grapes. Rent mode rate to a care
full, prompt tenant JNO /, sMuTE
jy 6-eotf ATTORNEY q. Ia,v On ar 60.
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EDWIN GREEN
- on rsnns, lsania ' avenue M ' Sstws
u 18th and 18th streets, where he
intends keeping a foil
assortment Of ali kinas of CABLNET-U
FURNITURE, CHAIRS d AATTRES--A
SE& His prices will be put down toE1Al
make It to the interest CT tie pubic to call on him
Jobbing and Repairing well and promptly done.
His dwelling is on nth street. between the Ave
nne and street, where his old Customers, who NAV
find 1t more convenient can leave any order.
jy 123t ..-..
r TELEGRAPH VIEW OF RICHMOND. Va.
i drawn from Nature and on Stone, by william
Macleod, EGG, for sale by
jy16- FRANCK TAYLOR.
GHEAP MUSIC! ~
" Fifty three pages Of new and Fashionable
Music for only so cents, to close out lot. Apply
at once TO WIN r. BAYLY,
jy l6-2w
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A PRIHATE sALE-A large three-story frame
"A houSE, ON the north side of Massachusetts
aseaue, between Atm and 5th streets. The house
Son.ains ten good rooms. all private On the frst
floor rooms and kitchen. psssare thronsb o. -
stairway. I'd floor large patlor, papsred, 80 by ~
ieet, and bed rooms. On the Sd floor bed rooms
deep lot over lU6 feet as q flower garden. an a
above house "' Niie
Also for rent, on the same block, house of ten
IVoAue. IN R-1o2fk
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DO0MS FOR RENT-Oue very h .,dsom.Iv f,,-
IL nished Parlor and Chamber far rent. AnnIv
TO j. p. CRUTCRET
Jy l4-1r corner eth and straets
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iIOR RENT-Two threestory JEAREH0y-Sr,S
4 On 9th street west opposite ths Centre Marx 4
TOT terms apply TO Jno. IL. SenIles Co.
Je I3-TuaThd MURRAY i SEMMES.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ have for rent, sevelsl new HOUSES, with 2
acres OF ground attached to each, situsted On sEe
da "reen,' little more than lille u,sthsaste,I T
from the CAPITOL.
1he'e H"uses are spacious and convenient with \
~ooosasd, and stable for EACH and pumps OF
excellent water at hand
The situation Is beautiful oysrIo<k King , I.r,.
portion OF the city, and in full view Of the Capitol
Tbe approach is by 7th and Ii SITS =, Delaware az,
An omnibus line for usual fara bos h.on ,,-,
nen.!y established on the route and ruus twice O
9Ay between Kendall Green aud the President 8
Sqnsre, leaving at 3. m. and p. m Rstu niuc
at g. and 81 O'clock ''' ''"--''
k-nt-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS wear.
.he houses Lot yet taken are open for inspection
ana can be seen by applying to WM. SfICkNIY.
WHO ives on Cottase street, or myself at my resi-
dence, near the premises.
js 30-H AMOS KP.D.,r
k'Oh RENT-ofice Rooms Nos. G and 7, ..Uolum
street. oA0o on0 ~
, Also, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each en- brasiu
ene whole extent OF the building. Applyto
too ,.s Z. BARNEY,
Je -o-tou L. between 9th and 7th SITS
STORE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
y f.nnsyiVanis sve., so long occupied by Messrs
D. o. l.. semmes q Bro, as Q Wholesale grocery anc
liquor store Is nov for rent. Possession given IN,
medateiy Apply to B. 1. Semmss or NJ. 6. Emery.
Ap l3-dtf
HOUSES Il LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
- inree frame Houses, two-story and attic, " it'll
BACK building, situated on 1917 street south, betv
b and streets vest.
Une frame House, two story. containing six rooms,
on I'm street north, between NJ and n SITS west.
yhs frame House, two-story, garnet, and bsck
west. - "AU . sE
Twelve building Lots between Sd and az stre.,s
east and NJ and streets south, containinT i'm ali
Ss'ooo square feet of ground with two small tenn,
mehts thereon This would be a desirable loc.iion
for market garden.
one IN story brick fire proof Shop, in reser va
uon III, 10 the rear of jackson Hail. This wculo
answer admirably for a book bindery or printing
smce or could easily be converted into livery sta
DIE, Tor which purpose eligible location can
not he found. ~
All the above described property will be sold Oh
reasonable terms on application to
GEO w. GARRETT
Lumber Yard, corner of 9th and B ste
jy Scott 's
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR PENT-A neat and
L. comf yrtablc thee story and attic brick Dwell
ing HOUSE, sftca ed in very healthy and p'eas ant
peighborhood. on ]. between oh ad 10th streets -
Rent verS Moderate 70 purctral tenant Appiy
to JAS. WIN. COMBS. eth between I snd K sts
or at bis residence, on It, opp Winders Building
jy ISIS -
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Lf0H REN IA god brick HOUSE, near the Pat
Il emit office, suitable for a small fsmiiy.
" l7-Ir HORATT0 KING
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
At the Ne,o York Store, Bridge st., Georoeto,on.
Co. MISS McGAW wishing to reduce he,
pr esent stock Of Goods, offers them az cost
such as English Straw Bounets Rihbens
O%@ Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings, Perfumery'
Stationery, and many other fancy articles OF all lie
scriptions.
The ladies of tbs District will please call and ex
anime tor themselves. ie 20-eelms
SHIRTS-SH[RTS.
NEW style of Fancy Summe Shirts Of the moe I
~ beautiful patterns, with French double e
Also, new styles of white embroide red Bosoms en-
tirey new.
Shirts made to order and warranted to At or mn
sale, " VI Nv
SHlRTS of all qualities. 5.-
WALL 4 STEVENS.
Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th Ats
Also, doors below the Nation.l Hotel I, r.
y3-n
JOBBING SHOP.
9 BUTT has ope led CARPENTER and JOB
south Cf Pa avenue, and solidts share Of the pub
Al work done promptly and with nsatnssa.
js 14-e,dlm
GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, Shirts, Coll.ra
~ Gloves, Hosiery. Cravats, Linen cambria Hand
kefchien, 60, - usual, at BIR0E'S,
1e lo-d Willards' Hotel
lnR. ALEx'R MATTHEW'S
~ Offers his professional services o the peopls
OF Georgetown and tta vicinity, =
u, uncs on High street, seeo.1, door north ~ u,
-frs ~s'N N7-lms
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1T is NOT TRUE!

AS reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty,
that they have "erushed me out," and de-
prived me of my office. My Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept at
the old stand on 18th street. 4th door south of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy,
to my advantage and the public detrin,sut,
they have deprived me of by seetorian malice
against nay religion, of which did not possess
enough to make fuss about; but what there
was Of it was pure and unmixed with hypec-
risy, and of different quality to theirs.
jy 8-2w JOHN D. CLARK.
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INoA RENT-Two threestory WAREHOUSES;.
Il On 9Th street west, opposite the Centre Mari
For terms apply to Jno. Ii. SeInu,es b Co.
Je I5-iuaThf MURRAY i SEMMES
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WILL PRACTICE IN WAsHIsGroy.-W !.
Whorton, Esq whom we reported last We /.
as from Alexandra, engaged in a case in Il:
city, intends to continue the practice Of ina
law among Us. He will be cordially welcom /
by the bar, no doubt r.-I
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WANTS,

dnts and IS Wdnted" Advertisements, fouriiBes
OF less, iof each insertion, IS cents; each addona,
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MURDERER AT LAPGE Ulcers Morgan and
hudson, were here from Baltimore on Saturday
night, IN pursuit Of one John Russell, charged
with the murder Of man on Friday on the
Causeway, Baltimore, named Larkin Russell
had shot Larkin from q second story window
Of the house of George KONG, the Gre taxing
such effect, as to cause his death the 30
day. Such q deliberate, cool bloode murJar
We seldom have occasion to record The ofi ;
GERS of Washington and Alexandria are on the
.Iar, for the arrest of the murderer, those
from Baltimore having returned home for the
present,
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DOR RENTAL OFFICE In Lane 4 Tucker,s
Il Building. Enquire of
CHAS Fl. LANE, or
Je 5o-df VIM. TUCKER
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BuRGLARY,-Last night some daring thief
entered the residence Of Justice Dom, and at
tempted to steal various articles which were
IN his way. He was frightened off without
succeeding, but went next door and stole a
large bundle of clothing
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&TOhE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
b. 1. Semmes Bro, as q Wholesale grocery snc
hquor store Is nov for rent. Possession given IN,
mediateiy Apply to B. 1. Semmes or NJ. 6. Emerv
ap l3Idtf '
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Pic NIC.-The scholars attached to St Nin.
cents day school, will start on pic 7 ic On
tomorrow morning. between Z and O'Clock
We trust they will have pleasant time of it.
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DOR REST--A large three story House. with ex
Il t-nsve back buildings. stable, coach ouse and
snokehouSe The buildings contain twenty two
rooms and kitchen, and Is well suited for q board
ing house 1t is Situated tn north side OF est
Capitol street about one hundred yards east of the
Cap tot square. The rent TO good tnaut will be
S1oo per annun, PAID by monthly instruments il
ADVANCE. WIN. EASILY.
jy l7-1awif
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Mad Doc KILLED "A small dog belonsn.;
to Mr. Samuel Butt, ing last week exhibited
symptoms of hydrophobia, tho owner at onoy
dispatched him for fear Of the spreading VI
the disease. Well done
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WATCH RETURss.-H. Butler, free colore J.,
disorderiy; Jail. Jos. BowIin, do; workhou-e
80 days Julia Langly, do; do. JOS La, Z.
ley, do. do. Arch Brown, do. do. Jnn -
Goddard, and Alexander Mac Dor.a, g.
derby; bail for Court. vno- F - ,"..
r: BIeckinridge, Ii. Heatou, Il. williams,
Max Moherron, disorderly; fine and coat
David Rawlings, drunk and disordsrly; do
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Tor RENT AND FURNITURE FoR s,LE-a
II two snd.a half story brick HOUSE on 9th st
opposite to school House, between sni str, ct.
south. containing nine rooms, Q good cei'sr a puma
Of good water In the kitchen. O foe yard In front
and resr. with wood house aud stable attached Tn.
Rent $500 FER annum. Enquire OF
GEO F. RIDER,
jy 1.-lv At Washington Foundry
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The ScorT GuARD.-This company of youth.
tul volunteers are to parade to. morrow after.
noon. at clock; they will visit Mrs. Pendle
ton, the distinguished patroness of those pa.
trlntlc movements and nd also pay their respects
by Prof Esputa's excellent band, and are ex.
yected to make a fine appearance, Master
Jemson is their Captain
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CLERIcAL.-Mr. Thomas NJ. Hutchinson,
Clerk to the late Mayor, who was removed Ivy
Mayor Towert, has been appointed to Gle / :
ship in the Marine Barracks, by Genera, He,
1erson, commandant OF the corps
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hiso' Tor reut, three nicely farn:shed Radroo,u
ata TWO psfiors. Enquire q: FLINTS
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-02
N0..43.

VIII. After fifty dollars worth Of labor
shall have been expended upon ono OK
more claims belonging to one man Or
company of men, and said claims arc not
workable for want of water. then said
claim or claims may be left by the owner
or owners latter having been recorded fos
the space Of six months; after which time
they shall be governed BY Article VII.
TX. These laws may at any time bc al
tered or amended BY vote ofthc miners
at meeting convened for that purpose
notice Of said meeting having been posted
by the Recorder in three of'the most pub
lie places in the district, at least ten days
previous to said meeting.
\. Mr.. s. Burke, being the first man
to prospect these diggIngs, and the only
one who has made any discovery, shall b
entitled to hold two claims by location.
NJ. The Recorder (if possible) shall b
o man who has the fear of God before his
eyes, and the good will of his fellow man
in his heart. but the utter detestation Of
all villains in bis soul.
MI. No person shall hold any claim,
by discovery, unless he shall discover new
diggings at least one-fourth of mile from
any previously known diggings.
ALLEN ROBINSON. Recorder.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-02
Indian Hill. .
PASSED SEPTEMBER l6, 1854.

xASSkD SEPTEABER 10, 1904.
At q meeting of the Miners of Indha
Hill, held for the purpose of making laws.
regulating the mining claims on said hill.
Joseph D. Little6eld was appointed chair
man, and S. b. Thomas, secretary.
On motion, the following resolutions
were adopted: e
l. A II claims shall be one hundred Tea
front, and running back to the centre of
the main ridge. The highest point Of the
ridge shall be considered the centre.
Ill. The claims on the point where Ma
toon l. Cos cabin is situated, shall remain
as taken up by Eddy s Co.-two hundred
feet square--and the claims on tho poiut
east of NATION & Cos cabin, aud from
tho south line of Peterson & Cos claims.
shall be one hundred feet front, and extend
across the point.
III. The discoveries shall DO entitled to
hold two claims each.
Nv. Any person may hold ono claim By
purchase, and one by location.
V. A notice shall hold good for fifteen
days, provided five days work Is done in
the meantime.
VI. Two copies Of these laws shall bs
posted up in some conspicuous place o.
said hill.
j. L. LITTLEFIELD, Chairman
5. b. THOMAS, Secretary.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-02
Sandusky Flat.
PAssED NAV 20. 1874

PASSED MAY 20, 1854.
I. This Flat shall be known as Sandus-
Ky Flat.
II. A miner shall be allowed to hold a
claim of sixty feet front, and running back
into the hill without limits.
III. Each and every company holding q
claim or claims on said Flat, shall work
one day in every FIVE on such claims.
~. No person shall hold more than
one claim by location in this district.
V. All disputes arising between miners
respecting claims in this district. shall be
settled by majority vote of the miners
present at meeting held in the district
for that purpose.
VI. Each company shall be privileged
to cut ditch in front of claims not their
own, and to convey their water into the
bitches of other companies, but not if the
water thus conveyed works injury to such
other companies.
VII. Each company Shall cut a side
drift from their main tunnel to the line of
their claim or claims, for the purpose of
conveying air from one tunnel to the other,
when two or more are adjoining.
VIII. A copy of the minutes and reso-
lutions of this meeting shall be put up in
some conspicuous place in Forest City,
and the original be kept at the Ogoutz
Company's cabin for reference.
NJ. S. GROVER, Secretary.
JOHN 81. WILLIAMS, Prest. Ogoutz Co.