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The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
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Nc. 1913 BATTERY STREET

SAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTER Of every variety of CLOTHING &
1 IRNlSiIING GOODS also of BLANKETS,
DUCKS. DRILLS. SIIEETINGS, HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS and HROGANS.
ly rt cent arr walls has received very larre in
voice of the most desirable styles of Clothing and
it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in this
market. The goods are manufactured under nv
own supervision. are of the best material well cut.
large zcs, and made in the most durable manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock and thew
VII find the prices LOWER than they can be
Ion Il tIsC VIII re in the market.
PnrchaS' rs may rely on receiving the best and
most Nal al le goods. as each article is guaranteed
Ord rs from the country promptly and careful
ly attend d to.
IO0o0 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
10000 pars assorted Fancy and Plain Satinet
Pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants
200J pairs Goodycar's Rubber Pants
1000 Goodyuar's Rubber Coats
200 eases Goodyy cars long and short Rubber
Boots
200 cas-, Miners Boots
lOJ0 doz super Flannel Ovcrshirts;
200 dozen fancy Cashmere Overshirts
lO0O dUZ. White Shirts:
TOO d"z. heavy Hickory Shirts;
5oO doz. heavy Check Shirts
300 doz. Mclr mac Shirts;
too dOz. Lamhswool Undershirts
300 doz. Regatta Undcrshirts
200 doz. Grey Flannel Undershirts
400 doz. Lanrbswool Drawers
l3O doz. Bloachcd Drill Drawers
900 doz. Overalls;
1000 Denim Frocks
200 doz. country knit Wool Socks:
900 doz heavy White a. mixed Cotton Socks:
l'O0O ecos super 5 Tx Pocket Handkerch'fs
100 doz. super Black silk Ncckerchieis:
go doz. Cambria Handkerchiefs
800 doz. Rubber Belts
z50 doz. Buck Gloves
400 doz, Buckskin Gold Bags
l.0UJ Doeskin business Coats
4O0 black Cloth Frock Goats
t.O0O assOrttd d OvorcOats;
zoo assort Il Pea Coats
5000 SIX. Cloth and Velvet Vests:
% Bales Blue and White Blankets
80 bales y Sh,etings
80 bales Drills;
30 bales assOrt d Duck
80 cases fine Felt Hats
100 eases Straw Hats
For sale by WA[ G.. BADGER
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse.
l09 Battery st. cor. Merchant. San Frar,ieco
\. b-No goods sold at retail
san Francisco, May 10, 1886. 16-qr,
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POLL 1AN-S3.

Fart Cular attention Is rtctcd to the following
section Of the Revenue Act: Each male inhabi-
taht OF this state, over twenty-0ne years of age
and undlr fifty years of age shall pay to the
county Assessor Poll Tax of Three Dollars for
the use OF the state and County aud to enforce
The collection of the same the County Assessor
may seize so much of any and every p c.eS of
property, in possession OF the ptrson REFUSING to
pay, as will be sufficient to pay such Poll Tax
with the costs of seizure and sale and he may st II
the same, upon giving verbal not ce One Hour
previous TO such SALE ID. W. POTTER,
County Assessor.
Office on Court Street, Weavervilie
May 10, 1886. lGtr
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isir. i'm the Atlantic
States.

f. ' +. has now completed his arrangements
1r the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News,
papers published in the Atlantic States
fine opportunity is here offered to those vbo
wish to advertise in any section of the Union ~
doing so at the lowest rates, and in a prompt and
satisfactory manner
All so disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders.
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MURH's EGCs The season for gathering
the eggs Of the Murh, or sea fowl, from the
South Faralone Island closes about the mid
die of the coming month We are informed
by one Of the parties interested that up TO
the present time the company engaged in
/ the business have succeeded in collecting the
enormous quantity Of twelve thousand dozen,
near hundred and fifty thousand eggs, and
estimates, before the season is over, to reach
as high as several thousand dozen more
! These cggs are sold in the market at from
/ forty to forty-fyc cents per dozen, realizing
a handsome profit Last year they brought
as high as scyenty-ive cents.
4 Alout six years ago several members Of
! the present company located upon the Island,
built themselves Il Shanly undcr the lee of
rocks, and whIed away the time in fishing
Their former con pun.ohs on the main land
upbraidcd them for their conduct giving aS
Il reason that they neglected the opportunity
to realize Il speedy fortune in not taking
part in the speculative mania OF the times
They persisted in remaining where they
were, Notwithstanding the inducements held
out to them to give NJ their isolated abode.
What was the consequence? They shortly
after discovered that the eggs Of the gullS,
which came to their rocky retreat, was Il
utric.ouS article Of food From that time
forward they thought their fortunes made,
while their former companions were making
money one day and loosing it another
Since then, during part Of the spring and
summer months, they have been buS.y en-
gagged in collecting these CpUS creating "A
demand for Them in the market, supplying
families and restaurants, and selling them
to outward Lound vessels, and pockcting
the proceeds They own Il little schooner
which carries them TO and from the city,
supplying our citizens with fresh eggs aLout
three times a week.
The manner by which they single ont the
fresh cggs from the stale ones is singular
and interesting. The gulS lay their eggs
every G.ght, and in the daytime they mark
out place on the rocks, say for instance
twenty feet square, or in circle, and il
they find no fresh ones in the 81 OF so marked
out they break all the eggs within it, Night
comes on and tie guIIs in myrd numbers
flock to their usual places Of rcoSt, and find.
ing all the eggs broken, which probably
they had laid two or three nights before,
proceed to lay fresh one. After the gulIs
take wings in the morning, tie employees OF
the company scramble up the rocks and col
Icct diem, pack them in baskets, ship them
Oh board the schooner and set sail for the
city, where they tiHd ready sale to the mi =
ktt vendcrs, before one half of our popula-
ton are up and al ont. TtlcR I6H
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Notice /! Notice /! Notice !

A | am to leave Weavervile on the 18th inst
"A for the States. those indebted to the firm of
d. NJ. Eder n Co. will please to call at the store
and make imme d ate settlement to avoid expense
l., NJ EDER.
Weavervlle, May 3, 1856. l5tf.
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l.. u. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC ErPRyss
OFFICE. (UP STAIRs(

VT '''7T'T TIE FAUIFIC EIPKBba
OFFICE, (UP sTARs.)
II. r., is Sole Agent for the fol-
IL lowing Newspapers, published in Califor
ma, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands:
G. sacramento Union; San joaquin Republican
stockton; Marysville Herald; Nevada Journal ;
Solumnla Gazette; Grass Valley Telegraph;
onas'q courier; Empire Argus, Coloma; Noun
tain Democrat, Placerville: Amador Sentinel
jackson; lreka Union; Weaverville Democrat;
fetainma journal; San Jose Telegraph Califor-
ma Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Califor
man. Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; Orego-
man, Portland o. T.; Oregon Statesman. w. T I;
plGneer + and Democrat, Olympia, Puget Sound;
Polynesian, Honolulu
n. ADVERTISEMENTS and SITRSCRIp-
TlONS solicited for the above named Papers.
. flies OF the principal Papers of California and
Oregon may be found at this office. \
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"oNiN IS ttN.'-Ata baptism in West
ern State, (" lew weeks since, girl of Il
sl'y disposition, about to be cmersed, very
naturally resisted the attempts of the Minis
ter to lead her into the water, and after n
short struggle began to sob and crv With
great violence. At this moment while =
crowd OF spectators were anxiously watchin~
the result, Il younger brother Of the oir
stelp'd up to her and exclaimed, in an I'M
der tone" Don't be scared, Sal, they're
only in fun p
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"FoRr NIGHANcE"-In addition to the
sand-bag hreast-work thrown up to protect
the approach from Sacramento Street.
we notice that one, equally FORMIDABLE and
extensive, has been erected so as to guard
tie entrance to the rccr Of the rooms in
liaIleCk street ont Of Davis
For the benefit Of those at q distance,
who know nothing Of these headquarters
except what they read in the papers, we
feel inclined to give in detail, description
OF the locality. The rooms are embraced in
the block bounded by Front, Davis, Cali
iornia and Sacramento streets, having an
entrance from, and fronting on, the latter.
This square is 2T5 feet each way, and is
covered with two story brick buildings, aud
is about one block from The water of the
bay. The Rooms proper are upon Sacra-
mento street, and embrace about 100 feet
frontage in the center Of the block. This
front is protected by Sand-hag breastWork
which is thrown up about 10 feet high, six
feet thick, and 20 feet from the binding.
narrow pas,Way through this fortifcat on
admits members to the retreat. from which
ngrcSS is made into the buildings. There
aar guards stationed at the pass Though
the brcastwork, and also double sett at
the entrance to the doors, as well aS another
at the stairway that leads to the second
floor. where the dllerent departments and
cells are located A small street. calrd
lldiIeck street, puts into the cenicr Of the
block from DAVIS street, which admits of a
rear entrance to the Rooms, and which is
barrcadcd hy sandbags, as stated in the first
part OF this paragraph.
Upon the second floor the apartments
cover more space than upon the first, as they
nave opened communication with several
adjoining buildings, hy making doorwayS.
SO that they must now occupy nearly or
quite one-haf OF the entire block upon the
second floor.
opon the roof is placed, in conspicuous
position, an alarm bell of about 700 bounds
weight, as well as several pieces of cannon.
witch oyeriookthe different streets. Nearly
all the $ 'cs in the block are occunicd ms
usual hy business houses. and their transac-
tons go on uninterrupted. The corresdond-
ing block upon the opposite side of Sacra-
mrnto street Is vacant having been burnt
over a few months since. The adjoining
blocks on the other sides, except on the last.
are composed of solid brick and masonry
work, tbs preventing any possibility of firing
the buildings by the opponents Of the Com
lhiltee. About Il hundred guards are kept
constantly on watch, 10 protect the Rooms
ana property OF the ommittec.-AHa.
--@s@sA--s s3sG,--ssota--
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MAGNOLIA SALOON.
TRINITY GARDEN STORE,

TRINITY GARDEN STORE,
MAIN STREET, wEAvERvILLE.
'THE proprletors of this establishment would re-
L specttully announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kinds of choice Vegotables
brought fire. from their Ranch on Trinity River,
every day; The also have a complete selection of
Groceries and Provisions. including,
SUGAR, COFFEE RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.
and, in fact; every thing in the Grocery. vereta-
BILE and Provision line. Their prices are low the
proprelorS peing determined to do large bust
ness at small profits. Friends will please oiva ne
q call MORSE. MARIE 500 US
N, B-Wc have SAW MILL in operation ON
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens of Wcn.
quality at very low rates " rcrlor
r, ~ Orders for Lumber, left ot tbo Mrri,;4.
Dd5acn nac store will be proEpty attended a p'"i'y
~ NJ, NJ q co.
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IHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY offer,
Il his services to the merchants in the interior as
a commission Buyer of Goods in San Francisco.
havIng been engaged in that business for nearly
!hree years past with three years experience in the
interior lie hopes to give satisfaction to such a.
may employ him in that capacity. Orders for .n~
description of merchandise flIcd and forwards1 1
promptly. SAML. II pRiCIiapn AZ n"iueu
| stairs. cor. Battery and Sacramento SIS
"-o' San Francisco
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SPRING STOCK.
groceries, Liquors. Segars 60

Liquors, SegaPS. sc.
w Ecall the attention of our numerous rrionds
which "ua u tue public to our extensive Spring stock
maxine if %oI t%o received and are daily receiving,
GP6rp G3r OF San San Francisco consisting in part of
LIQUORS.
SEGARS.
MINERS IMPLEMENTS.
CROCKERY.
SADDLERv
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND c,.. CLOTHING,
Those desirous of purchasina 90 W. WEo,,
satine .e.i attention to our Establishment h.;
oIaed a that we are able to suit them in anv
w foods at prices much lower than ann wy h unu
House IN Weqyeryille, D, NJ, EDfER Z w q "'ReF
WesServille, May 8 1856, -'"in 'irest Is,f
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1876 Battery, cor. Clay ST.,


where they will be happy to wait on their friends.
They have in store and constantly arriving
India, Dwight, Stark Il Salmon Fall Frown Drills,
Appleton. Howard, Nashua Extra q Utica Brown
Sheetings,
Lnconia Amoskeag's and other Dleached Drills,
rs, A. GA S-4, q 1914 Bea. Sheetngs, ,var br ds
ThOrndke, Lehigh, Mohawk and other Tickingg
Jewett City, Webster and Lancaster Denims,
Keystone Jewett City and 0ctnora Stripes,
Mcrrimac, Cocheco, Conestoga Il Aliens Prints,
Blue Il Orange, Blue ~ White, Green Orange do.
Cotton Duck, various brands, from No. 100 to 10,
Methuen, Howard Bear 4 Potomac Raven Ducks,
Cambria Checks, COttonad and Jeans,
Ginghams, Lawns, Chmtz Il other Dress Goods,
Flannels, Cassmcrcs. Coatngs and Linens,
Cotton Hose, Socks, Shirts. Ovcralls,
White, Bce and Scarlet Blankets, Satinets, Ken
lucky Jeans, SC.
Table Damasks, Toweling, Drapers &c.
And large and well assorted stock of Miscel
lancous Dry Goods, which they offer low and on
the most advantageous terms
AT THEIR NEW STAND,
95 battery street. cor. Clay,
ap. 5,-3 NJ. San Francisco.
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BARRIERS GRAPE" GINGER
EAW Ell VA MC.

E'iNE VIRGINIA TOBACCO--El Sacramento
l. hrand-dark. peach favored,
III Sacramento hrand-dry light Colored.
Maytower brand-l2 plugs to the pound
The above brands of Jones & IIudson's celebra-
ted manufacture in lots to suit, for sale by
SAM'L. II. PRICHARD,
Agent for the Manufacturers
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DIRECTORY.
OF FICIAL DIR E G T 0 r Y
Executive Department..
Judiciary. j

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
IlrGH {. MCRRAY Y...... Chief Justice.
Solomon llcydcniLlt.. Associate Justice.
{. Z. Tory. ry..........
Butte record., 1856-07-05
L Y G. II \ y G f
B ANKING NOTICE

SAN tKANCIsCO, Jan. lst, 1000.
The undersigned have entered into copar-
tner>hip for the purpose Of transactin5 Le-
gtimate Exchange and Banking Business,
under the name aud style of GARRISON.
MORGAN. FRETZ & RALST0N in this city.
and CHARLES MORGA 4 CO., in New York.
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred
thousand dollars, (S100,O0O.)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan
Blnk. New York, at all times, to cover our
bills in case of loss of any Shipment of Trea-
sure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank or Charles Morgan 4
Co New York, also on the Manhattan Bank
made payable viz: 1T the Southern Bank,
New Orleans, La; Messrs. Darby & Barks-
dale. Bankers, st. Louis, Mo Southern Bank
of Kentucky, Louisville. Ky Ohio Life 1usu-
rance and Trust Co., Cinc.nnatti, Ohio; Mer
chants anil Manufacturers Bank Pittsburgh,
Pa; to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bullion,
Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi
ties. make collections, and transact all mat
ters pertaining to cur business, On the most
reasonable terms.
C K GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN,
By his ATTY. Q X, Garrison,
X. s. FRErZ,
W. C. RALSrON.
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An Act Concerning III Highyvsys.

A. The Road Overseers shall cause all
the Public Highways within their respective
districts to be kept clear from distractions,
and in good repair, causing banks 10 be graded
bridges and causeways to be III ,de where the
same may be necessary, to keep the same in
good rel,4ir and 10 renew them when destroy
ed.
{ S. The Road Oycrseers shall have power
to make use OF any gravel or dirt for imprUv-
ing the roais which inay be absolutely neces-
sary, from any adjacen: unimproved lands,
and the Board Of Supervisors may allow such
damages If there be any. to the owners OF
said lands us they may deem just, p,ocided,
that said Supervis lrs shall not hc liable TO pay
dnmages TO the county at the suit of any cit
izeu, if it shall be proved that they have al
lowed extraordinary and extrayagant DANA
ges.
Sc The Board Of Supervisors shall have
power to levy road :at all the able bodied
men between tine ages Of tWen'y enc and fifty
years, which shall not exceed four dollars per
1T mum, and property tax which shall not
exceed five cents On each one hundred dollars
for road purposes, to be levied and collected
at the same time and in the same manner
other property taxes are collected: Provided
that the provisions of this section go far rs ii
relates to the road tax, shall not apply to any
slleh further, that any person liable to pay
road tax as herein provided may, at his option
pay the game in labor on the road, under the
direction OF the overseer, ut the rate OF two
dollars per day.
81. The property tax go levied shall be
collected by the Sheriff Of the County, in the
same manner ~ in the collection of other tax
es but all rual tax for road purposes shall be
collected by the overSeers in their respective
districts: Provided, that the Board Of Su
peryisors shall in all eases require bond of
su h ovcrsccr to secure the payment Of such
m ouips as he may receive under the provisions
of this act.
s TO- Each Road Oyerscer shall report to
the Board of Supervisors quarterly the
mount of money collected and paid out 10y
him, and TO whom and for what paid the
number Of days he himself has been in actual
service. and also Il list of delinquents; and
the said oversecr shall make an affidavit be-
fore Justice of the peace, or some other OH
Ger qualified to administer oaths, that the SAID
report and delinquent list are correct to tie
best Of his knowIedhe and belief; and any
person neglectipg or refusing to pay the road
tax required by this act to the overseer, with
in three days after the said tax shall have
been demanded in writing Of him by snch
overseer. shall be considered delinquent,
AMI the overseer shall! proceed to levy and
sell at public vendue, 10 the highest bidder,
after giving public notice as required hy law
en- all - les under execution, the property Of
such deliuquents, OF 50 much Thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy such delinquent road
tax, and costs OF making such sale
! IL The oversecrs shall each receive for
their services while in actual employme mt,
such compensation shall be allowed by the
Board If Supervisors, not to exceed six doliars
per day.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., S {. CAL. J
June Sd, 1856.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr, s G. CAL,
June Sd, 1856.
Whereas, satisfactory information has
been rece we'd By me that combinations
to resist the execution Of legal process
by force xist in the county Of San Fran.
cisco, in this State, and that an Unlawful
organic ,tion, styling themselves ,nr
''figiiance Conmi tee" have resisted
by force the cx cution of cr:m mi pro-
cess, and i.lat the power Of said county
has been ,xrr'cd, and has iiut inrcn sui
ticicEt 10 enable HE Sheriff OF said coun-
" to 'xecule said process; now, there
fore, |, j NgELY Johnson, Governor
of the State of California, by virtue of
tie power vest d in me by the Con>titu-
'ion and laws thereof, do hereby declare
said county Of San Francisco In st te
of lnsurrection; and hereby order and
direct all of the Volunteer Military
Companies of the county Of San Fran
cisco; also, all p'rson- subject 10 mill
tary duty within said crun Y, t. report
themselves for duty immediately, 10 Ma
jnr General William 7 Shcrm,n, Com
mandng Second Division Cal.forni,
Militia, to serve in the pcrfoi nance of
military duty, under the command Of
said Sherman, until diShand.d from SER
vice by his orders Also, that all vol.
nntrer Nil tary Companies now or-ani
zcd, or which may be oraaniz d within
tho Third Fnurth and Fifth Military
Divisions of this Stat, also all persons
subject to military duty in SAID mi itary
d,,isions, 90 bod themselves in reads
ness to respond to and obey the order.
of the Governor Of this State, ar said
Sherman, for the performance of military
duty . snch manner and a such time
and place as may be direc cd ly the
Governor Of this State. furthermore
order and direct, that all assertions,
combinations or organizations what>o-
ever. existing in the said couny Of San
Francisco, or elsewhere in this State, in
opposition TO or in violation of the laws
thereof particularly the assnca-
t on known as the "Vigilancc Cnnmit-
tee" Of San Francisco, do disbAnd, and
each and every individual thereof yield
oboliancc to the Constitution and law,
of this State, the wrIts and processes OF
the Courts, and all legal orders of the
officers of this State, and of the county
oil S.n Francisco
j. NELLY JOHNSON.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By VIRTUE of an execution issued out of n
Justice's Court by H. & Shcpperd, n Justice
of the Peace in and for Ophir Township, Butte
County AMI State of California in favor OF
II Disabel plaintiff, and against ?
Butts defendant, for the sum of S2l7 co and
costs of suit. in the sum OF S24 90 and fifty
one hundredths, together with accruing costs
have levied upon and will sell at public Sale
on the Ind day Of June. 1856. the following
described property, to wit: All the above
named defendants right, title and interest
in aud to LOO acres of land, situated in Ophir
Township, County and State aforesaid, about
one and half miles South Of the Kentucky
Ranch. together with all the improvements
thereon.
Sale to take place at Wilson's Store, six
miles south of Wyandotte. on the road from
Bidwell to Marysvlle, within the hours pre-
scribed by law
7. FREER, Sheriff Butte County.
ny B 3 FORD, Deputy. up 2G Il %
Mar 10. 1856
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LEGAL NOTICES
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

COUNTY Of BUTTE coun'y Court
In the matter of E Woodward, an Insol7ent
Debtor.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the County
Il Court made Oh the 9Th day of May 1856.
notice is hereby given to the creditors Of said
iusolvent, t. Woodward, TO be and appear be-
fore the Hon. j. + y Lewis. county Judge
aforesaid, in chambers. "a. Bidwell, on the
second Monday in the month Juns next, (be-
ing June 9. lS56) at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, of said day to show cause, If any they
can, why the prayer Of said insolvent should
not be granted, and an assignment Of his es-
tate made and he be discharged from his
debts as an insolveut debtor.
Witness my hand and seal of said
isl Court, this 10th day of May, A. D.
1856.
MILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk
By II. II. DARRAcI, Dept'y. ml0-5t-27
HARRIS 4 BURT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Butte County. May Term, 1856
Bidacll, May 10th 1856.

1T is ordered ny tho Board Of Supervisors.
q that a new Township be formed out of por-
tions OF Ophir and Orc Township; to be called
WyanGotte Township, and bounded as follows,
10 Wit
Commencing at the initial point, fifteen rods
south, and opposite to the NJ ner's Ranch:
thence. running South Westerly parallel
with the road leading from the Miners Ranch
to Prairie House. via Garden Ranch, to II
point two miles below Seely's Ranch; thence
South Easteriy to point on the North Hon
cut Creek fifteen rods East of Sandy Horn.
tr1eks Ranch; thence down said Honcut creek
TO the County line thence following the Coun-
t. line up the South lIoncut Greek to the
mouth Of the first ravine below Mliler's Ranch
Thence North Easie' ly to the mouth of Dutch
ravinc On Rocky Huncut, and thence in air
line to Woodmnn's Ranch; thence following
the line of Bidwell Township to the place OF
beginning the same is hereby establish
cd as Wyandotte Township.
MILES CHAPLIN. Clk CT B d.
BY VI II DARRAcK, Deputy.
BidHell J une 1th, 1856. j--2t 81