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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
The sw,ndlIng Road Bal.

The news that Judge Lewis's road bill had
passed the House, created considerable stir
in town ON yesterday, and petitions were
Immediately put in circulation praying the
interposition of the Governor. veto These
petitions, or such of them as were collected
in last night, will be forwarded to the Gov
ernor to day, by a messenger, who Will pro-
coed with all possible despatch, in order that
they may be received before the bill is ap-
proved. This despatch is rendered necessary
owing TO the fact that the Legislature will
adjourn in a few days. Did time permit,
nine teu,hs of the people of Butte county
would petition against its approval in the
shape in which it passed the Senate. We
have seen several of the petitions circulated
here in town, each measuring yard or
more in length, and filled with names.
We notice by the Senate proceedings Of
Saturday, that the bill was amended previ.
Gus to its passage in the House. and that the
amendments were concurred in by the SEN
ate. The proceedings do not show the nature
of the amendments. If amended so as to
submit the question to the people, we have
40 fears of its doing any damage. The veto
of the Governor, however, would prevent
the State authorities from declaring their
preference for route for the immigrant
road, which has nothing but private and
locai interests to serve
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
Wagon Road Convention.

This convention will assemble in Marys-
vile on Monday next, and if our citizens
intend participating in its action, they
should make some move to see that they are
properly represented. Should the people
of 0roville and vicinity, and of the valley
portion of the county, neglect to have del
egation in attendance, the convention will
undoubtedly recommend the route through
BidweIl, and thus destroy the prospect of an
immigrant road entering the northern por-
ton of the State. We infer that this will
be attempted from the tone af the Mays
Vile press on the subject. To do so, would
be to practice an impotition upon such i'm
migration as might be induced by action of
the convention TO travel the route, from In
dian Valley, through the American Valley
to Bidwell--a route destitute Of grass from
Bucks Ranch to the valley of the Sacra-
mento, and Astounding in poisnous vegetables
that has destroyed or injured, every drove
of immigrant stock that ever travelled 1t.
These facts are potent to all who are famil-
lar with the route, and are not advanced for
the purpose of subscribing local interests.
We have no such interests to advance at the
expense of an overland immigration, and
scorn and detest the sordid spirit that would
turn the weary immigrant from the most
practicable route, that he might pass or en-
ter particular locality. If the Marysville
press think proper to do so, for the dim
pro pect of q slight local advantage, we can
only regret it, and denounce the imposition.
They may have been deceived in the matter
by parties interested in securing the travel
to particular toll bridge, and who, in eff
fecting their object, scruple not to corrupt
the Legislature and appropriate the public
revenue.
Whatever action upon this subject, our
citizens inteud taking, should be had at
once. Believing that the northern portion
of the State has been provided by nature
with an excellent route for an immigrant
road, stage road, or railroad, we would
not see its advantages thrown away for the
benefit of localities or individuals.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
Later from southern California.

The steamer Senator, from San Diego,
arrived on Sunday, morning.
Jack Powers, who was arrested at Los
Angeles for burglary, has been discharged.
In the case of James p. Johnson, who was
tried for the murder of Henry Wagner at
los Angeles, the jury disagreed.
Private letters from Fort Yuma confirm
the report that Cobb's party were attacked
by Mexicans under Capt. Roderiques. Ten
men were killed, the remainder returned
to Los Angeles.
The residents of place called Calabaseas
having been menaced by a large force of
Apaches, sent for assistance to the cOmman.
der Of the United States forces at Tuscon,
who sent detachment of thirty-fv men,
On their way to Calaboseas, they were sur
prised by the Apaches, who hilled thirty,
the other five having left at the beginning
of the fight, to carry the news Of the attack
to Tuscon.
The crops and cattle are suffering in con-
sequence of the continued absence of rain.
The weather has been extremely hot, and
the grasshoppers in the vicinity of Santa
Barbara are so numerous as to endanger
what little verdure there is left.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

The PErIrIoNs.-The petitions to the Gov
ernor praying him to veto the Butte and
Plumas wagon road hill, and forwarded to
Sacramento ibis morning, were in circula-
ton but FIVE or six hours yesterday, and
were signed by over seven hundred persons
The scheme is opposed by every man in the
county who does not expect to derive pecu-
mary benefit form it, as these petitions would
demonstrate did time permit. Those who
have received petitions will please forward
them to this office, as soon as possible, that
they may be sent to Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

Ptcyrc PARTY The children of Mr..
Wiley's seminary wiA have picnic party
the first of May when queen will be chosen,
and the usual formula for SUCH occasions
complied with. Who will be invested with
the regal honors, we have net learned, but
we do not hazard much in asserting that
they will devolve upon certain pretty, blue
eyed, intelligent lass.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

OVERLAND BY STEAM.-J. I. 0vertan,
the inventor of the steam wagons in Sacra-
mento, ard engaged in making arrange
ments for the construction of the locomotive
apparatus. of from ten to twelve horse pow
err, suitable for drawing a train of four cars
between that city and Marysvile. The work
is to be done at the Sacramento Iron Works
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

SrABBING.-Reuben Beard of Yreka, was
stabbed in two places, on Friday, April 10th
on the race course, at jacksonville, Oregon,
by man named Helm. 1t was first thought
the wounds would prove fatal, but he had
arrived safely in -reka.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Last week, II. Mas
terson, of Dry Greek Valley, Amador coun.
ty, was riding Spanish horse in lone Val
ley, when the animal became frightened,
and running under the limb of tree, struck
his head, and was instantly killed. Mr.. Nj.
had his right hip fractured, and five of his
ribs broken.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

MYERS STREET. The road overseer,
Uncle Jimmy Coons, has done an excellent
job in filling up Myers street, between Bird
and the bluff 1t will soon be among the
finest streets in the place.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

PERsoNAL.--We had the pleasure of
visit yeste rday from our old and esteemed
friend Capt. D. B. Morgan. lie is in fine
spirits and his numerous friends will be
pleased to learn that he is soon to walk the
deck of one of our river steamers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

SCIENTIFIC. "A distinguished colored
gentleman who rejoices in the occupation of
"a barber, but who occasionally aspires to
dabble with the sciences, envcigled, yester-
day an innocent John into taking the poles Of
a powerful electro. galvanic battery. Johns
inquisitiveness resulted, after regaling
the spectators for some time with a variety
of evolutons and original "quick steps" in
his being knocked down, when the colored
Professor improved the occasion to deliver a
learned di>quisition on electricity, much to
the edihcation of those present.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

BUTTE CREEK.-We learn from DR. Bro
therton, that the miners in the vicinity of
Butte Greek, are doing much better the pre-
sent season than ever before. Several small
bitches carrying from ten to twenty sluice-
heads of water each, are supplying localities
not heretofore worked, and several rich and
extensive claims have been discovered.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

MAN KILLED-Dr. Brotherton informs us
that man known by the name of Jack,
was killed at Colemans Store on Big Butte
Greek, ON Sunday. A party of French and
Germans were on a drunken frolic, when n
dispute arose between two of them, who
clinched, one of them drawing a knife Jack
interposed to prevent tho use Of the knife,
when he was stabbed to the heart. The
murderer then drew a revolver, but it was
wrested from him, when he seized shovel
and struck his opponent several blows,
knocking him down and injuripg him Sc
verely, He was finally secured and taken
before Justice Wright for examination
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
EgERYFF'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF an execution issued ont OF
k3JHsticcs curt SAINT tiln>s justice of tle Peace in
and tor Oregon Township. suite Comtysta OF cal
ifDrnia, to me directed and delivered. commanding
me to make tho sum of eight y-tOur ten one hand.
redths toSI 100 dollars principal and interest. and
sixteen nifty ons hundredths dollars costs of suit.
together WIh all The COSTS nccrung upon said wrs
wherein James NJ. smith il plaintiff and William
Ilal and William Morris are the detendH- t. have
levied upon and will sch at public sale 10 The highest
bidder for cash the 18th cay of May a. d. 1871 at
the hour of O'Clock Z. NJ all the right title aud IT.
terest of both either of the above named defend.
in and to the following described property, to
viii One building or saloon and bowling aey STU
ated at FrenchOwn, in Oregon township. Butte coun.
" California, and formerly known as Smiths bO~ ling
alley. SAID building being one story high. twenty
feet wide in front, and running back (bowug alley
cuded) eighty six feet; also the lot or ground upon
which said building is situated together with all the
tene,nehts hereditments and appurtinances thereun
to belongiI Z.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town of 0rove, county and state aiore-
said. i. FREER, Sheriff Butte county
April eth A. ID. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

BUSINESS PRosPECTs.-Th prospects of
business for the coming summer are most
hattering. Notwithstanding the buildings
now in process of erection, both brick and
wooden, the supply still falls below the de-
mand Brick stores command very high
rents-hgh enough to pay the cost of their
construction in less than year, and are
taken before the ground is broken for their
erection.
Messrs. Van Norden & Co., of Marysville,
will open q Wholesale establishment near the
head of Montgomery street, during the COM
ing week, and we also learn that parties
have it IN contemplation to open a wholesale
hardware store, for the accommodation Of
the mountain mining regions. These evil
Gences of increasing business during the
coming summer, are gratifying. What Oro-
vile now wants to insure its rapid adj
vancement, is roads centering here from the
various mining localities. and we shall be
crowded into heavy and extensive whole
sale business.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

THoMPsoNs FLAT.--We understand the
residents of Thompson's Flat held meet
ing on Monday afternoon. at which resolu-
tons were passed concerning the Fernandez
grant, which were ordered to be forwarded
to Washington. We have been unable to
procure copy of the proceedings
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
O r O v l. l. (
Steam Saw MILL
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

VEHIlE Proprietor of this establishment T. new pre-
z pared to contract tor. aud deliver orders from
500 u jt000u feet. of either common me or lied
Fl Lumber at the lowcst market rates The Red
Fir viii be found The bert Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will fnd it to their adj
rnutngp 10 purchase at this mil, rs they have
their Lumber sawed to order. in lengths and sizes To
suit. and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached 10 ihif establishment is one of Wood
worlhs Patent Planning. Tongueing and GroOVng
Machines, and all orders for Planned Lumber OF any
de, criptlon can be Immediately filed.
Always on hand. Shelving, Flooring. heyeled sid
ing Joist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pick els
Lathe. Snakes and shingles.
Also on hand Doors, Windows &c Or.ers for
Doors, Windows, aud Blinds, filled with despatch.
GEO. W. GARRIOTT.
Orovile, April oath, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

rss~ The Rev Geo. E. Davis, pastor Union
Mariners Church, San Francisco, will
preach in the Court House, this evening, at
8 o'clock, in behalf of the " Ladies Seamen
Friend Society. All friends of the sailor
are invited to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

A BUNDLE OF FAvoRs.--We are under
obligations to Z" Butch" for bundle of ia
vors almost L" too numerous to mention
For ice on Saturday and Monday, and for
the State Journal Of Monday, ahead of all
competition.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

Spanish and French !
g Q IL O @ Il.
THNHE undersigned desires TO inform the public
that he has formed class for the purpose Of
teaching III" Spanish and r. ench Languages, and
would invite those wishing 10 acquire "a correct
know ledge of the above Languages join his Class.
Those wishing to join will be waited upon at their
places OF sness residence, by leaving their adj
are.s at the office OF Messrs smith & Hubbard, Bird
street near Huntoon. at c. A. smiths Book store.
n B.--Ladies taught al their residence.
ap2l-lm J. J. JOSEPH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

HEAVY INSOLVENCY The California Er
press says that Gen, George Rowe, an old
resident and an esteemed citizen of Marys-
willie, has fled his petition in the District
Court for the benefit of the insolyent act of
this State His schedule shows singular
state of facts, and may be taken as stri-
king commentary upon the uncertainy Of
speculations in California and the extreme
tichtness of the times 1t exhibits as assets,
real estate valued at $4,000, whilst the
debts and liabilities Of the petitioner amount
ia but about S73 ,000 The real estate is es-
timated, as we are iLkprmed, at low figure
the house and lot on street. for instance.
now occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co., is val
ued at So 900. The lot runs through to
HIGH street. The Iiaun House is valued at
$50 900 The lot on which it stands could
have been sold, eighteen months ago, for
Sl2 900. The building cost, as We are in
formed, something over 5000
In this, as in almost every other case Of
the kind, the enormous rates of interest
paid for money is attributed as the cause of
the failure. 1t matters little what a mans
means may be, he cannot three per cent, per
month upon forty or fifty thousand dollars.
No business will justify it; and it is worse
than folly sor man TO borrow money and
pay such per cent. for it with the expect
alton that the rise in real estate will save
him
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

va The dress and jewels of the Empress
Eugene worn at the late Court Ball, are
estimated to have been worth almost mil-
lion of dollars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!!
KEYSTONE CLUB, ATTENTION.

There will be a meeting oil the KEYSTONE CLUB
at the Court House, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ooh, inst. at O'Clock. Punctuai attendance is re-
quested, as business of importance will be intro
duced. BY order of The President.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

BAD FOR FARMERs-We received brief
visit yesterday from DR.. Warden, of llamil-
ton, from whom we learned that the people
of the Valley have a prospect of short crops,
and plenty of politics.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

re" Cames have ceased to be wonder
in Texas. They trudge about there without
creating notice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Hotel de France. are
~ requested to call on the undersigned and settle.
and he will make liberal discount; otherwise. he
will expose their names in the newspaper. Every
thing left in his charge will be sold the 18th OF
May next, If not reclaimed.
apZ4-3w A. CLOCCHET.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

NEw CLOTHING ID, Toy & 0tterson, st.
Nicholas building. have just received fresh
supply of choice summer clothing. See
their advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

New STEAMER LAToNA.-The Red Bluffs
Beacon says
g" This magnificent boat, built by Captain
Weeks, for the San Francisco and Head Of
Navigation (be that where it may trade,
has made the trip, so far, successfully. She
assembled the river with ease and safety--so
say those who went up AMI came down
on her"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

NEws--Jimmy, of wa,stn's News Depot
is untiring in his efforts to load our table
With papers from various portions of the
State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

nas~ Excavations are being made for a
brick building on Montgomery street below
Huntoon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

ES-Dr. Murphy's Ice wagon is always on
hand to counterfeit the enervating influence
of the hot wearther.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We will Remove This Day,

rE1O THE STORE RECENTLY OCCUPIED by
Z the st Nicholas Boo ks,orc,' directly oppo
site orr old stand, where We VIII be pleased 10
all our old friends and customers. until can r..
ctive them in our new brick. about being erected.
b. TOY 4 OTTEkSON,
Orovillr, April 9th, 1891. ap21-Iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JOHN NJ. PETERSON,

Announces himself as an Ind pendent candidate for
Marshal, al the ensuing election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLs.-This
work may be obtained at Garnham's Lat
erary Depot"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

Political NOTICES All Political Notices must
inyarariably be paid for in advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
JOHN +. lIEUSLER,

The Painter, announces himself as the People
independent candidate Malsbal. ut the city ciet
ton. first Monday in May, aud wishes the support
his friends and citizens in general.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
Il + G. u l. A L | O y S j..

LIST. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
Office and obtain their certificates for The same, by
paying the of service pipe and one moths rent
End No addition alteration whaieNcr in or
about any pipe or water cock, shall be made, or
caused 10 br made 10y persons taking lie Waler,wlth-
uut permission OF Ia" PROPRIETOR
3rd. All persons taking water shall Keep their own
service pipes, sop-cocks, and apparatus, ~ good
order. ut their own eA pensc, and shall prevent any
unnccess waste e water.
an. Parties taking the water and allowin Their
ncghburs and Others To the same, viii be charged
douht, rates. or more as the So may De.
9Th. The Water Rent is due in advance. monthly,
and in all cases the rent Is not paid y the 5th
the water will De stopped.
The proprietor Is al times supplied with maleri-
al tor service pipe water closets &c, and has IN ms
employ one OF the best plumbers IN the sta e.
OruNille, April 2jth. lra7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
oRoVTL1E
Water Wox X s.
G. w. GARRIOTT,. .....PROPRIETOR

G. w. GARRIOTT, PROPRIETOR,
ENTtNDS Immediately to commence extending
a the main pipe through Montgomery, Dowucr,
Bird, lIuntoOn, and Myers Streets Parties who wish
To- have attachments made to the same. viii nave
them attended to by leaving their orders at thc Uro
vile Steam Mill Office.
The advantages ct these Water Works 10 the cit
liens OF OroNie. must be apparent To- every oht-an
auxiliary and labor to the housewife, as well AZ
store restaurant and holel Keepers and ready at all
times of the day or night Tor their use.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
CAPT. MURRAY.

Mr.. Editor. you will please announce the nan e OF
GAIT MUKRY. as n candidate Tor Marshal, at the
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Fancy Dry Goods
0aOHG3l9I4 GEU2[1 I

ENFORM THE CITIZENS OF oKONlLLE' IllAl
4 they have just opened On Myers street, the
largest assortment of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-28

Oroyille. Tuesday, April esth. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

nIArorps-THE TRADE ~ REsPEJrr Ji.i.y IN.
ID 4 med that continually manusciurin AM ht-e
% hard large stock OF diamond svsry II he siges
syse assortment OF diamonds on hssd sesttn i5ns r
h frafe III mopds bought for cash
az :, 49, L, hermann 4 CO., GS Broom s,,es.
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TtiE TUsE.

vI,EE RACEs OYkR THE FASHION COURSE, LONG
A Ieiad viii g m0enoe Or. rdly we On June nssS
heats 20 ne and cose ne ls day
ecribeff. -. a, IA. !. ,.o
fss cay wesiceser comfy STAKE for four ear .dA $50
,gs,jst,r So feriei.; Two mile hess Already closed
foriTe'iors. -, A. -.
iar uesfrC. -. .--.-..s. A.,
frst az Tuesdsy swtspstes for thgee year dds tSe
-, $40 fdrfeit l0 aided m1e hsas three
r-e ~ nee race. Ts aud clos, La dag Of April
fsu.r sag- Pc - 500: two nile hcas
500 n Iat. W rfffav--f u-fe WOO tree mfe hses
fHue tay- ruTrs sIo INF e heat
IlIfr oar. hiufftav- Purt. fiOSO; four nile hesH
ftnc -fute gttO two rre teas
trra- -. D FFr cert ru ihe anonnt o. he purse
Races VI Which Money! scsef be postponed In case
tst wrater. pr he proprietor thinks proper
Ntur.ons . he sates 70 be Addressed . The rsw yot
turl g. .ae tiles q. r. HARE
Nav lCtI rttsuafy H. lsJf.
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MILLINERY, sc.

aslILINERY.-NRs. RALfINos g. OLD CANAL.
M strpct Is ready show 10 Southern and WeS-rn
chants spring and summer pattern bonnes the lses, Pa
ris,n n modes
FLOWERS MAGNIFICENT FOR RETAIL TBAna -
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