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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06
RoApD oF sUpERyIsoR3.

JAs. 5.-This Board held the nrst meeting Of the
present year. when his Honor Fernando Wood the Nay
or, took his sea. as presiding officer
APPOINTMENT PRUuDgSr oy TIM BOARD.
Alderman EIY moved that in accordance with the
usual custom his Honor the Mayor be the chairman Of
the Board pro tenn. Carried
Alderman KELLY moved that the Mayor be appointed
chairman Of the Board for the ensuing year.
The motion put by the Clerk, and earned unAni.
mousy.
His Honor the Mayor briefly addressed the members Of
the Board. He said
GNuxsx-f can only return you my thanks for this
act % courtesy because NO und.rstand H. am entsre
~ aware that although has been the usual caatom for
the Mayor 70 act presiding oeer yet IL has rather
be- offered ~ matter Of courtesy and a. such
receive therefore, gentlemen, thank you iof ths
honor. may add tkat nearly all OF you have had er.
perepce In the proceedings of this Board and you are
tberefofel of the important and oneroas dute.
which necessarily devoive upon Us all can only say
! hope that In the discharge Of them, 700 viil eE,
smne the expenditures and reduce them 70 Their proper
limits 30 far my position here a. presiding ocer y
concerned, and far aso az my vote c"neofneb Joa
maj rely upon my GO operation.
srronrsycr g cIlNEx
Alderman Fir moved that the pressn, elsrs David :.
vsleotne be appointed elsrs Of this Board fcr the
suing year.
Carried unanimously.
eommu mica ton recsivei from 1.-THE esrk Of the
Board trsnsmttlng statsnsnt Of all The bhs auitsd
and allowed during the year 1855, toye,hsr witb
transcript Of the proceedings bad upon tho eoshrnasAos
Adjourned 10 Monday s.st Al 4 O'Clock
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

jan 5--Isaac o. Barker Eq., President, In the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
NOMINATIONS ny COMMISSIONERS on STREETS AND LAMPS
Alderman WILLIAMSON moved that the nominations Of
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, which were
laid on the table at the last meeting be taken up
and considered. This motion carried by Is to4
Alderman WILLIAMSON then offered the folio wing
luton
clerk TO the Comm OF Streets and Lam Morgan
L. Mott Superintendent Of Streets Matthias Gooder
son rs Superintendent Of Markets James Dewey as
spector OF Weights and Measures, Thomas Wainwright
Inspector OF weights and Measures George Karr as
as sealr Of Weights and Measures, DO and they are
hereby severAlly confirmed
Alderman wAKKHAs moved, as an amendment. that
the resolution and the whole matter be referred 10 the
COMMITTEES Salaries aud 0hces.
Aldermen wnuAxsos, HxRnicx and KELLY opposed
AIdsrnan c. II TrcKm was in favor Of referring the
appointments.
alderman VIM. Trc.a vas in favor Of immediate
Alderman WILLIAMSON thought that from the chanc.
ter Of Mr. killing his nominations should be considered
Alderman voorns In favor Of giving Mr.. Eblns
the CLERKS that he bad chosen himself and then II any
thing went wrong, he sons would be 20 blanc.
Alderman HowAHp in favor OF referring the mat.
ter becaue he understood that he had removed
parties from once on the ground that they we're adopt
I'd citizens and be alderman H. did not understand
such prescription, or why, because born In
foreign land, he was 10 be ruled incapable Of holding
once here.
Alderman snuxs Eleventh vsrd) was opposed 70 the
delay which reference would occasion, and thought
that Mr. Eong should - once receive the assistance Of
those parties whom he has nominated.
Alderman WAkxsAS again spoke In favor OF the re-.
ference. II was important and onerous duty, aud
until the nominations had been reported on By the
COMMITTEES he was not prepared 10 vote on H.
The motion 10 refer vas lost BY vote Of - 70 o.
Alderman vooRHIs moved that the nominations be
taken up and con sdered singy. Carried.
Alderman Bwows moved that the appointment Of
Matthias Gooderson, A. superiniepdent Of Markets, be
confirmed.
Aidsrmsn DRsSy moved, as an snsndsen,, that the
nominations b. taken up In the order In which they
were sent in. Carried.
Aiderman ELr moved the confirmation Of John
Iype- ciert 10 the Commlsslouer a. Streets anl
Lsmpa, and, after fsv complimentary remarkx, ths
sossestoa vas eonsrmsd.
The somisstlon q xoryaa = Mott - sgprriassstssi
Of Streets VI. thsu eeoAxmfA
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and What took . = there you'd saiy DO oorroborsvs
Of ohcer Lsntf evia.' nee
The medical testmon, vent 10 show that the dsossss1
admitted 20 the New Iork Hospital on the uirht Fl
the 1st inst suffering from heeipsto shot wounds 60
entering the chest and piercing he lungs entsrnw
ing through TO the ungs The decease iabored In greet
pain until wednesday night about o'clock who's daAsn
put an end 10 his auerings post martsm
revealed quantity Of blood lodged In the cavity a -
chest produced from violent hemorrhaga arsinx fres
the wounds above described
Coroner Hilton then addressed the jury upon the evs
dence elected dwelling upon that portion OF Il whios.
tended 10 shos the temporary arrangement OF the prs
soner al times The jury, receiving the charge Of
coroner retired 10 their for deberaton aud afts
about an hours connaation rendered the following
VERDICT
We hnd that william o.iricn came TO his dssth fro~s
being shot through the body by Joseph Hall The jury
tuer aod mat they are not satisfied tho sanftv
OF the accused and mend an iuyest lion IN ~
gard 60 the same.
Sgned-Willsm Swanton Morgan o'rrien. Abrahans
Sksuts, Ebenener welsh, William atsv.us,a WINE.
Wild. Thomas GnirlaN J. W Psrmentsr, w. 81 Csrpastsw
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IL would be easy 20 accumulate quotations from many
eminent American statesmen In support OF the right
and Of the justice OF Nicaragua in thh but is
sufficient to call the attention OF the honor abe
Secretary Of state 70 ,ne io wig words o. ,ns ion
bis illustrious name
awe have not recognized, nor can We recognize the
preensons to sovereignty Of the Mosquito King Of
any other Indian 10 America. To do would be 70
deny the rights Of the United states over our own
But leaving out OF view these principles and just con.
alterations the undersigned cannot understand how II
is possible to deny TO the company referred TO an unaw.
full aggressive, hostile and criminal character long
as remains In full vigor and strength treaty Of the
30h April 1850 In which the United States and England
bound themselves recgrocslly not 10 colombo Costa
Central America treaty which published 10 order
that the citizens whom II concerns should observe and
fun i conditions with the respect due to the public
Al powerful weapon, and A. an effective argument
against the British protectorate the Mosquito coast
this treaty has been sddnced 10 Ensland-a treaty,
which IL about be violated by handfal Of ndi.
viduals who, from their position and political n6u-
ence ought TO Be the mos interested in the eompstsst
observance Of all Of its clauses.
The undersigned having exhausted every argument TO
show the egaliy Of the company referred o. and the
jects, knowing in positive manner that the preImI.
nsfes have been taken for their contamination, and
lat the agyressors win start from New York, New
Orleans or Galveston for San Juan de Nicaragua;
In view Of the event that the just
Of Nicaragua shall not produce the desired
shsesat to say IN. most complete Dissolution 2,
nperous duty, he makes here the most complete as.
sertion OF the undoubted rights Of his govenment
pcable to this case In order that IL may adopt such
circumstances may require vndicats the
same and at the time he protesta in the most solemn
before God and before the nations and govern
company referred TO- against all Of liz plans and projects
and against ths assrsssoas which msdiass on the ter
sss =; ,:s,,. e. q
this protest. and especially at he Is obliged TO put him
ss 10 opposition y TIE fiess saa opiaisns, u the pro
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CLosMo A CornT IN CNcrMAri.-A singular
occurred at Cincinnati The lsi inst The isg.
a;ure had passed Law Terminating the srsrnps 81 w
Crmlnsi Curt from and sitter that dsy The court
met usual Ia the morning 70 close up is bashsss
bot under sAvce the Juagr. 81 The Cosrt "a Con
Pleas the tberin refused 20 recognise % o%s We
court hs Cerk u the court also bssves the eout %
funct, and rtfused W act After . time th~ shsnh
ohsnxsA his mind and opened tbs coart III JsSse
k@n directed The Prosecuting Attorney V gfosseas W
trk for eonternpt In the sftsrnoon his ga don sd
tAs Csfk silu Ysfssfsx he ordered 70 ~ eo~nmiii
10 jail. Bot the no, dose. 10 tho efssing hs
court sxsis ssf smother s7useois vh ths cssFs
snsssA IN tss Mist Of vhea eompssy q u.su, "a
salas5 % isasas ussehsd IN v'sa 9sua sai ~, saa
tgo<s % lie ecxg.
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Interesting from Nebraska Territory.
FIXING THE SEAT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISUNDERSTANDING
NATION AGAINST THE INDIANS.
We have received from Nebraska Territory the three
following proclamations of acting Governor Cunning 1t
would that Mr. Cunning Is q sort Of go-ahead man.
and Is doing things up in tolerable good style, the
lightning principle, that when Mr.. Mark W Izard the
Governor arrives at his post there will be little or
nothing left for him TO do
Butte record., 1855-02-10
parts. specifications and rainutia- IN materials

furrished- aaf in tie completion Of the entire
fabric, are 10 he embraced in bid. al Sc
much running yard embraced in the span
measured on straight line from the centre ot
the roadway groove in one abutnent to the
other.
4th. The time when the Bridge in all it.
hrss. shall completed.
/ 9th. The terms of PAYMENT 1891
Proposals may be addressed 10 Jos. E. n
Lewis. BidWell. Butte County.
By order OF fhe Bidwel Bridge Company
ROBERT T. VAN N9RDEN. Il
Bidwell Jan %. S5j Secretary
jdns5- st
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NJ I. 81 ers s Exchange
t- AND -cat.a ~s..t.
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of l.noRt g0mery dnt Sacramento
..l..1.t. 4 n. I'D Z l e ECQ

90 Corner Of f--NoatgOmery dnt Sacramento
Steeets, S.4.N', FRANCISCO.
4 Ii. MONEYS DEPOSITED in this Bank, in
"A sums not exceeding One Thousand Dol
lars. are payable on demand, and deposits of
aver One Thohsand Dollars, at one days sight
iDetosits made on and after the first day Of
sep ember, 1854. to the first of september, lS-
So. viii draw interest at the rate of one and
a half per cant per month.
All specfal deposits of not less than One
Hundred DolIars, made for six months and
over will draw interest at the rate of two per
cent. per month. sa- tsff svlq
r., 0n the first OF september. of each year, de
postors will be notified Of any changes IN the
rate of interest for the ensuing year. 5.s
Gold Dust consigned for assay or coinage at
| the United States Branch Mint, swili receive
| immediate attention and the results from
ASSAYS will be..returned every forty-eight
hours: and the charge in all cases will only
be one and a half per cent, including all
charges for assay or coinage. or one hall per
| cent for assa y-alone, when the aInonnt IS nifty
ounces and upwards; all amounts under nifty
ounces. the prico will be FIVE dollars. So s.s-
y Miners and Merchants leaving Goid Dust at
Banking House to be assnyed, can have an
immediate advance on their gold without any
charge fur advancing. Alaa .r.sf Il = e.1rs
| Bills Of Exchange Oh the EASTERN states, at
ninety days from sight, will be drawn at par.
SightDrafts will be drawn at three per cent,
| or at the usual rate at the time OF qrawing
Mint Certificates purchased at a reasonable
discount. Gcll dust and bars purchased 1t
| the highest market price r1aa1. rs1sioa AT
| Rich Quartz specimens valued tree OF charge
and the highest price paid for them when atr
fered for sale. az
The usual Banking facilities etended to Mer-
chants and Traders, and. and the Bank will
| bs kept open for the accommodation OF Depos-
tiers until 81 P. NJ, and until 10 ?, VI, on
>aiuTdags.
Miners can remit their moneys or
Gold Dust, in sealed packages, by Wells, Far
70 s Co 5 and Adams & Co : Expresses, LABEL
ed and directed h me. With such instructions
a- they nay deem proper. with the full su-
ranc that eve-y J attention will be paid to their
| instructions relative to the same.
4. s WRIGHT, Banker
s~All papers containing any Of my ad-
dortfse,aents. will discontinue them from this
v4te, inserting only the above. = s
Butte record., 1855-02-10

yEyHE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES from
Marvsyille tocherokee Flat, Frenchtown
and West Branch Of Feather River, via. Ohir.
Yhomppon's Flat, Orr gon Gulch, Spring Fal-
lev. AMI Cherokee Fiat, runs as follows;
Leaves Marysyille at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ, arri-
v;Dr at Cherokee Flat at 3 o'clock z: NJ, same
day.
RETURNING leaves Cherokee Flat at
o'clock A ~ neKt day and arriving 2t Magzs-
Vile in time to take the afternoon stage for
Sacramento and San Eaneiseo carrying Treas
ure. Parcels, Letters, Ffeigifts,r aai our ON
Express 10 and fromf the above nsme9 = l2ces
All orders for goods promptly attended g. q
OFFICE-At the United States Hotel, Ma
rysviIle. s- + SlN1Eh q ~
- Marysville, Noy.a22d, 1854. :
Butte record., 1855-02-10
Browns Hotel.
.FORBESTOWN.s sBruc COUNTY,

FORBHNIOH \ ,.BEIlc C0UWy,
ar CaHforaia-
JAMES ABNEY & A G SIMPSON, Poop $
THE UNDRRSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends and the rishhc sera raj y
that they have leased the above House anl
are prepared to aecammo tate tie public with
the sest the TfHrkct affords.
Their BAR. will always 5s supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and Cigars and
thew hope by stiict attention to the wants o
the Public tssrecesFe,a iAefaIsilare Of their
patronage Stages leave the House ior Ma
e, -, JAMES AByEY. & co
Esrbssowu, january 20, 1885.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NDI-zGd.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of
"a Rock Island Company will be held at
litlwell. on Saturday, Sd February, A. d
1855. at 3 o'clock. P N A punetual attend
ance is requested, as there will beone or more
Trustees to elect. as we'll as other business OF
Importance relative to the future operations Ct
the Company, to be transacted.
By order of the Trastee.
GEO JN0. FERGUSON.
Bidwell, Jan 6, 1855. Secretary.
iunf-q
Butte record., 1855-02-10
SPECIFICATIONS

For a IJire Suspension Bridge, 10 Je
erected al BtdsceH, Butte CoHnty, Cal
iforRia, fer tie Bidl0eU Bridge Co1s-
pany.
The Bridge may haYe 4 span Ct two hun
dred and forty feet. measured ia straight
line from pier TO pier. There are to be .fsur
wire cables, tFo on SIDE, aboGt two Inc hes
apart. N the same plane Each cable 10 con-
tain three hanlrea wires, sise number ten
each wire in. said eibles 10 Be fsfst stretch
ed, tested, and freed from kinks, aud ii Of the
proper strength, t. he then layed togei her
compactly, giving to each wire in position. the
same teusion Each wire, Before they shall
have been made into the cables, shall Be dip
ped several times into linseeel oil. boiled With
a small portion OF liiherage and laaqbhck.T--
kaeh sable Is. TO raped spiraliy WITH EiTe
tightly. Eaeh cable before beng PLACED t9its
positioa, is 10 receive tAick eating oi ;lee
foregoing preparation Of inseed al &. and
finally painted With wife lead paint. E3eh d
said cables Epen placed in its position. telav,
the si.a,e sine aud versiue. The swag o!
each cable % Us not les tlan twelve feet.
The cables At each end are 70 run over tow
ers, and resting N east iron saddles. the same
as hsrein2tter mentioned. runniBg bacl, With
. yeFsine 70 Tue tower, twenty feet, On to the
point, Yhers they strike he anchorage, each
being fastehe1 10 different aaclogage On die
same line, on the same plane, and making
equal versipes The aBchorases are to BE
wrought iron bars, iinbeaded securely to the
best agsahtage in the bed rock. 50 TIA, each
anchorage VII bear a pressure or puil in the
direction Of tho cables, esual to Que huudred
tons the same % be done in the besf.anl most
durable manner, Each cable IS to be fastened
TO the anchorage BY an adjusting screw or
keys, in the most approved manner, having n
strength equal to, or greater than each cable
The suspension claims are to be Of number
ten wire, and about three fourths Of an inch
in diameter, each wire 10 be tested and paint
ed az those in the cables Said chains are IL
te fIsttnei Alternately TO each cable They
are TO be fs.ened II the top to their respect
i've cables. .by an iron saddle caspipg the ca
bic seclrciy The saddle and suspendipg
chains 6n esfch@ cable arc to be apart aiternate-
~ seven feef, meg 3sgTing from the centre Of
-each st.lile tAidhgh the eptirespau, milking
the ro1d-vay Le,Iers thgee an1-a,half feet
apart. ff'hs saddles dd each eatle are 10 be
fastened one tothe otAer IN suitable maaner
ty nuiabor se7en Eire larping its respective
cable three or nlore tines between eash saddle.
Tie CHAINS Il tie ewer ends are "a Be flstan-
el sesur,fy to = si'crup tim SHAH clasp ihe
tranyersal roal bearers TIE stirruIs at the
-uspgadlus pQiGts toLe male w!th an imptes-
sion al the pjipt Of Suspension, to receive the
chain. These chains from the point of s,s-
psIsign are 70 have a Sight ana Uniform obli-
quity 4t5wards tAe Longitudinal! axis Of the
Bridge, IS we'll as t0words the centre u the
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NEW CLOTHING lsf.ia
q dgs a 4s AND s97s1 81 f-ae
DNT2gNZ!EalAYD 2g l7:agA.
Ranch For Sale !

FEyHE RANCH KNOWN As "RURT'S
z Ranch" situated bout three miles above
in,Cbarley 5 Raneh.' on the west side of Feath-
ers River. .nndjJining Henshaw's Ranch at
Buri's Ferry. . boz s.r4 q 4
Tins Rsnrd contains 4Sosacres Of Fine Bot
Land, which is covered by School War
rants. .t3 [-tf4 AAL
There isabqnt one hun3reiaeres under Gull
tiyatiop, and The Ranch IS sseond2to none as a
Hay Ranch. M teR 3ft&ts8
The location is such as to make it one Of
the fuest stock farms in. the country
The property must be sold, and Il bargain
vii be given 10 the Purchaser,
Enquire of the unjersi gnel, at Bidwell
Butte county: or j. c Fali, Aarysvlie; or,
John w Britton, san Francisco
ST. j n BURT.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NOTICE

vETHEREAS my wife, Harriet Maria, has
w LEFT my bed and board without any
just cause or propagation, this is therefore to
forbid all persons from har boring or trusting
her on nv accouut, as shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date
GEO LESTER GOULD.
Bi1wel. Dec. 1st, 1851 3wl0.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
FRosaTE Nc T.oE.

FgNHE UNDERSIGNED. having been appoint
d ed administrator Of the estate ii j. Cum
aaersah. deceased. all persons interestedin sid
estate. are bereby notified. that they must pre-
sent their claims Bl,h the proper vouchers L
tae, a, the National Hotel, at Bsdwell, within
ten months from the date hereof. or be forever
barred The payment OF the same.
WILLIAM SATCRELY,
Bidwel, Jan 5, los5 Administrators.
jans-o
Butte record., 1855-02-10
British Cuarterlies
AND
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Interesting during the year 1894. They will
occupy a middle ground between the hastily
written news items, crude speculations, and
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ponderous Tome Of the future historian, writ
ten after the living interest and excitement
Of the grea political events of the times shah
have passed away Il is to these Periodicals
fl,s readers must look for the only really in
tnlligible ank reliable history OF current events
and as such in addition to their well-estab
lished literacy, scientific and theological char
tacter, we urge them upon the consideration Of
the reading public
Arrangements are in progress for the re-
ceipt of early sheets from the British Publish
I ers, by which we shall be able to place ALL
onr reprints in the hands of the subscribers.
shout as soon as they can be furnished with
foreigh copies Although this will involve a
very large outlay On our part. we shall con-
t;nde to furnish the Periodicals at the same
low rates rs heretofore, viz:
For any one Of the four Reviews. ......SS 90
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For any three Of the folr ReYie@s.., 90
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Money current in the State where is ga
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above prices viii be allowed TO club crde.iilg
four or more copies of any one or more 3 tl9
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works will be delivered, through Agents iree
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TO any part Of the United States NH be but
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Reviews
Remittance and communications should al
ways be addressed, ost-paid, to the publish
ers, LEONARD SCOTT SEQ,
10 "a Gold Street, New York
n. B.-Leonard Scott & CO., have recently
published, and have now for sale, the g FAR
MER'S GUIDE, by Henry Stephens, of Edin-
burgh. and Prof. Norton, of Yale College.
New Haven, complete in two vols, rayol oeta-
vo, containing 800 pages, IA steel and 600
wood engravings. Price in muslin binding,
six dollars
Es- This work ia SoT the old s'Rook Of the
Farm lately resuscitated and thrown upon
the market.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
CHANCE F0R 1 BARGAfN !

q p Htaelis RasIea Tor Sac y
THE UNDERSIGNED being lesirous OF re-
turning. to lhe Atlantic States, ofers his
Rancho Cor sale on reasonable terms i con-
aims one hundred and sixty acres, most,y1n
. Ter Improvement and = we'll waterei ahffin,-
cred Il Is sisr4tea about three miles from
.i}idweil 81 the MarysEille road. and is doing
.sa excellent business as Public HoGse, The
fhe house is a large and convenient frame
builling-a good frame barn and otherrel ui-
site outhouSes. Persons desirous Ct making a
- urelfa-s ~ III plssse give ME a ealh LaH
Pei a large qaantsiy of cats and barley fors'tle-
gam "a ne ar JOSEPH AERBAos
Miners R1nch. September s.-ls54 44if
Butte record., 1855-02-10
AroTICF Is HEEEgP .GIvES-That
z RIlAElI REIn..E COMP w RiH

NroTICF Is HEEEBP GIvES-That the
~ BIDSELL BRIDGE COMPANY viii re
eelys sealea proposals for the coIssrnctiea ci
his BRIDGE, aatst March 18th. ! D 1855
Eaeh proposal is 70 give tie NAMES q iEs or
nioge eootl aaA sufficient securities for she
faithful Performance of the contract.
Each BID shah specify
Isl. Tie COST per elbia yard Of the stone
a5utmsuts and towers, lin dressed rahh!e Ha-
ssarv. also, il ruh5le masonry each, iaJea IN
hydrauiic cement aaH gyouted, and toe cost
Fsr pound Ter the wrought and cast irons
shs1 mey be assd On said towers,
u. Tie cost per posni of the east iron tow
ers, the ceSI per. .Poupl Of all the cast iron er
wrought irozf sbal may be USED IL connection
w.th >a;i towers
81 The ssissoe Of the structure in all it'
Butte record., 1855-02-10
Ranch ENoF Sale

aTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
- their valaabie Ranch, situated on the ca It
bank of Feather River, one mile north Of
Charley's Ranch, containing 400 acres Of the
best land in Butte County. For Particulars
apply. to them On the premises
.-s--sts - n ESR Il RGt,O.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NOTICE

4 MEETING OF the Stock holders Of the
"a "Wyauiott AMI Feather River Water
Company, viii. be held AZ Balweii. on Ma
day, the Goth day u February, a. 1890
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose ef elect
ing officers for the eusuiue year,
GEORGE W. STANTON,
ian95-12nf Secretary.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
CHANDLERV1LEE
DINEGDnUE

7CHANHLEKN ILLE,
PINE GROVE,
and Weekly TO all the prominent points on the
Yuba and Feather rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysville through
TVELLS F1RGO s. co.,
to all parts of California. Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe. WIN pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST Furnish
Wells Fargo Il Cos Yqos 5f a5o .saiy
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