Butte record., 1854-10-21

o. ATURDAY, :: OCTOBER 2l
-~-----2ND VOLUME BUTTE RECORD.
At the commencement of the 2nd Volume Of the
Butte Record November /, it will be enlarged to
ouble its present size, contain twenty eight col
.nns OF m tier. This will render tue 'Reeord" in
point of size inferior weekly in the State outside
of sun Francisco. Whether it viii equal other weekly
journals in point merit, viii be left for the public to
fudge Iaboring constantly at the case The editor has
idwiil continue do the editorial department maynot
receive the time and attention usually bestowed upon
tis department Of weekly journals in California but
have avaluable assistant, sharp steel, in the per-
sen Of .Mr. Mortimer Shears" who win use his dis
tnguished ability and best endeavors to render the
zee ,rd acceptable to The people of Northern califor
ala The terms Of subscription will remain the same
at presents 90 per n, Invariably in advance,
si,00for six months, and s.. 40 for three months.
Those " no are having our. paper mailed 10 the At
4ae Slaes, must renew their sabscrinionsi if they
siesire us to continue sending it, There are many
names upon our books to whom have. forwarded
ourpaper during the volume just closing, whom
shond be glad to see come forward with back arrear
ages and Subscribe for the Ind Volume Those who
have paid for the first voune and desire 10 continue
ier bschptiots will please bear in mind that with
the commeheenaenof the next volume, we open books
strictly upon the advance system
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As our expenses viii be ssry increased, in max
ing heproposed enlargement, we hope those vi desire
to see paper sustained in Butte County. viii come
forward with .'he ma'eral aid recommepded in our
late delnoerlic county convention, and enable us to
make lhc Record rank, with TIE best demggesac
Journals Of Caliiorna.f.gl .-s4 sa, bHs .tsa
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:, Ns- The weather. during Dur the past week,
week has been highly favorable to the River
claims, and all 50 far as we have learned, are
in favorable, conditions, and the prospects are
that all will be able to realize something
There. were Slight Indications Of rain on
Thursday, WHICH made some our river claim
ants faces extend downYprds an undue length;
but the sun On Friday came forth in brightness
and countenances, instead of the river, raised
again. Four or five weeks of clear weather,
OF which there is a bare possibility. would be
of invaluable service to, the mining community
along the river. II they were not generally
, rather wicked set We would exhort them to
''watch, hope jand pray butts. they are
generally aware of their christian unworthi-
fba hast tb ~ do, e L
hay while while the sun,shipes.'' II ,...assa
s-.Qu1ET REIGNs For d month or two back,
apparently good Share IF the sports of
Of northern California, have been in Bidwell
They occasionally found a ''soft' who had
money to buck nway, but as a general
thing We Believe they have "sported" upon
each other, and finding their support grow
ing slim, they have commenced leaving, and
given way to legitimate business But few
locks of hair were called for BY our citizens.
and no onions were brought into requstion
on tbe occasion ccaii noi.sl~ s''7i's7 7n 30 ih'''"
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iSToNE BBIrDING.--WeI notice the hands at
at work erecting stone building which will
be rendered fire proof 1t is being built by
Mr.. Joseph Gluekauf, merchants ard will be
occupied by him as ajstore. This looks like a
determination on his part, not to be again
burned out. We are fearful that others who
have ere cted expensive wooden buildings. will
have occasion to regr etithat'they had been TO
little more expense. Il and erected fire-proof
buildings. Another season, and Bidwell will
boast several Of them we hope. "t"is4 i =
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STILL THEK ConE. .7-Iwo ldroves of immi-
grant stock passed through this place during
the past week. I. The season fer the safe arri-
val OF stock across the plains is drawing to d
close. Accounts of the arrival of stock in
Beekwith Valleyan at ,this place, show that
about $4,000 head efsteek, have entered Call
isrnia on thisiroute during the present sea-
ssn.. Another year, when we shall have a
stage iiRe,eatending to the america n V alley,
The advantages of this route, will be beappreci-s
ated by the weary overland immigrant
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a.CoNYIcTIoN, Jehn. Tabors formerly editor
of tle Stockton Journal, who shot Mansfield,
editor Of the Stockton Repu blicnn in June
last, has been found guilty of murder in the,
first degree. He will not receive sentence
until the January. term Of the District Court
Several of the papers, now that he is convict-