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San Andreas independent., 1857-02-21
February Is.

- lind the following concise report of this
days proceedings in the Senate, in the Sacra-
mento Union of Thursday:
In the Senate an important proceeding was
had, IN the action of that body upon the civil
appropriation bill. The Committee on Public
Expenditures struck out the appropriation of
$4,000 appropriated by the Assembly for the
payment Of Gen. Estell, State Prison Lessee
The debate upon the subject clearly indicated
determination on the part of that body to
put an end, by some means, to the existing
contract, and in the course of it, a characteris-
tic letter from Gen. Estell, addressed to the
Chairman of the State Prison Committee was
read. Notwithstanding the threats contained
IN the letter, the Senate adopted an amend
ment reducing the appropriation to $4,000,
and finally refused to incorporate any sum in
the bill for this purpose, by vote of to l9.
In this form the bill passed. The next subject
to which the public attention will he strongly
directed, will be the State Prison The articles
of impeachment against the State Treasurer,
were delivered in due form to the Senate, and
committee appointed to prepare and report
the order of proceedings The special order of
the bill to regulate the rates of freight and pas
sage on steamboats, navigating the waters of
this State, was then taken up and discussed by
MI. Nolnlal anu Mr OoHrotn, pro ana con, after
which, without coming to a vote, the Senate
adjourned. In the Assembly, Mr.. Brent intro
duced bill imposing duty on bills of ex-
change and other instruments. A mass of 9TH
er business was transacted, requiring, however,
no special reference, until the special order was
reached This was the swamp and overflowed
land bill, which was again elaborately discuss
ed. substitute submitted by Mr.. Clark,
somewhat similar to the bill as it came from
the Senate, was adopted, further amended and
the bill lost byo vote. Three additional ar
ticles of impeachment have been preferred
against the State Treasurer
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tably to yourselves ana else, ana
resolve to make amends for your past neg
ligence, as soon as circumstances Will per-
nit you to 60 East, when you may PICK
out some fair damsel, and make her your
welded wife, then return to California ana
settle down, and spread the effulgence OF
your happiness around, that the young
men who are spending their youthful man
hood, in forced efforts to be contented' may
catch the contagion, and determine TO 60
and do likewise.
When we find ourselves in such STU
alton, we will hear less OF persons going
home to return no more, but, people Will
look upon California withits fine climate,
productive soil, and rich mines, as their
homes, and will feel more interest IN max
inc her prosperous, and truly great, that
she may fill that position which nature in
tended her to occupy.
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4 I'D who was refused to the Off
sent after him. And he brought bach
from Mokclumne Hill not the witness, but
warrant to bring the other prisoners
there. Then commenced to burn latent
IRE. It was we'll understood, that the
men should be hung, if the Court did not
examine them, before they were sent away
Every hour it has been growing, and swell
ling, till you could sec it in the Streets
At o'clock to-day, Col. Mclean started
for Mokelumne Hill, with an attachment
for the body of David Waldin, the witness;
with a feeling in the minds of all, that if
he came back alone, justice would take its
course. He Is BACK AND THE WITNESS
WITH HIM. May God be thanked that
we are spared scene, such as we witnessed
short time ago. The three robbers arc
all here, and in chains. Speedy prepara-
tlons are being made for their examination.
a calm feeling pervades the public mind,
and / think that there will be no outbreaks.
although the office is fall of mem at this
late hour, watching events. Dliere is no
doubt but the prisoners will be committed
for the crime ***
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ss6Ie for them to make large haul.
For the recent storms had so swollen the
rivers that no stage had passed down with
treasure for three days, and the result was
that there was more than they could carry
away from the box of Wells, Fargo 4 Co,
without 50 much as opening the Pacific.
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Balance in favor of the
National Treasury, 1887,


Among the items of expense we find the
last one to be, Regalia Cigars for the
Court, SS,575;" which makes the round
sum of SIT, $50 for cigars to be smoked
by the Royal family of Queen Isabel and
her household.
Another item is: Interest on amount
due the United States, Sl4 1885," which
makes S29,070 per annum paid Uncle
Sam for interest.
The largest item in this estimate is the.
army, (including the militia, which sum
up, in one year, S5,918,531 S14. Next
comes the naval forces of the Island,
amounting to some 50, ,195,882.
The expense of the administration of
the Government is put down at So, 1885,
ia 3l} per annum; and the amount sent
annually to Spain as a subsidy from this
Island is S2,500,000.
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-21
rHE PEOPLE oEs46sz oESs4k6s zNGEIEs ADMINS
szunlIsisfSG THE LAWS THEMSELVES.

The citizens of Los Angeles, who did
not form portions of the companies, whose
proceedings are mentioned above, exerted
themselves in the city Dr. Griffin was
invested with the command of the entire
force OF the city, cooperating with the
Mayor and City Marshal. Before day.
break on the 3Oth January, the town was
surrounded, every avenue of escape was
strictly guarded, and search was COM
menced Of every house North and East of
the Plaza. Fifty-two prisoners, the re-
suit of the examination, were taken and
lodged in the city Jail.
An investigation into their several cases
has been going on during the week, and is
still pending When closed, the testi-
mony will be submitted to the people for
their action.
The troops from Fort TETON, forty-fou
in number, under command of Lieut.. Ma
grauder, who marched to Los Angeles on
the request of the citizens, did good SER
vice for the people, aiding them in making
arrests, guarding the city, etc.
Ah0 HioioJ appropriated Wy IHe I-cSIS-
lature for the counties of Los Angeles
and San Bernandino has been received
also, the arms forwarded by the Quarter
masters Department.
An expedition which went to Santa
Barbara early in February, on it's return
proceeded to the house of man named
Berryessa, whom they arrested and brought
to trial. 1t appears this man had been
tried and found guilty of murder in Santa
Clara county; had been ordered to be ex-
ecuted, and that he had been actually hung
up, but being cut down before life became
extinct, the body was given over to his
friends who effected his resuscitation =
The mark of the rope still remained on his
neck. Since then, he committed another
murder. These facts having been proved
satisfactorily, he was also condemned and
executed.
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-21

RErURsED.-W. H. Highly, Esq, former Dis
trict Attorney of Calaveras County. returned
on the steamer John L. Stephens
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spc impeached OF misdemeanors III
Also u isolation constituting Messrs. 0'Neil
and Quimby a Committee to goso the Senate
to impeach the Controller.
Also resolution constituting Messrs Hall,
Burch, Hume, Sweezy and Wood, a Committee
to prepare articles of impeachment.
February Ia.
SESATE-The Controller was formally i'm
peached by Committee from the House, of
misdemeanor in Office.
February IL.
AssEMBLY-Mr. Watkins offered the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted:
Resolred That committee of five be ap-
pointed for the purpose of examining and as
certaining the condition of the books and ac-
counts of the late Treasurer, S. A. MeAaafns,
with instructions to report, if any, What fur
ther action is necessary to be adopted to adjust
and close the accounts Of said McMeans, late
Treasurer of the State of California, and that
said committee have leave to send for persons
and papers
Messrs. Clark, Sweezy, Stafford, Jessup and
Larue were appointed as the committee au-
thorized by the resolution. -xzaxEzsfslss
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INCOME AND EXPENSES OF CUBA
We take the following statistics of the in-
come and expenses of the island of Cuba.
for the first six months of 1856, from
Havana paper of recent date. The fig
ures show some interesting results, and
are as follows:
Income. ...................-.s9 ,445, ,242 434
Expenditures. s...............9, ,057, 1862 so
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Angeles, and took the field, determined to
ferret out the robbers They Were joined
by companies of e. S. soldiers from San
Diego and Fort TETON, and in few days
their efforts were successful in hunting up
the marauders, who were prowling around
the mountain, in small parties. The re-
suit was the arrest and execution OF the
following persons:
L. Juan Catabo, alias Juan Sauripa,
alias Juan Silvas.
2 Francisco, alias Guerro Ardillero.
3. Jose Santes.
4. Diego Navarro.
5. Pedro Lopez.
g. Juan Valenzuela.
T. Jesus Espinosa.
8. Juan Berryessa
Three others, names unknown.
Besides these, Juan Flores, the captain
of the gang, is in custody, awaiting execu-
tion-making in all twelve persons, whose
lives had been devoted to robbery and
murder.
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THE FREsHEf..~- Considerable damass
has been done by the s4afte heavy rains,
which continued for five days The water
in many of the streams was so high on
Sunday and Monday last, that it was i'm
possible to ford them, compelling the So
nora and Sacramento line of stages to stop
running for one day. The Table Noun
tain Ditch broke between this place and
Cave City, filling about five hundred yards
of the Union Company's Ditch. A per-
feet flood came down San Andreas Gulch,
filling up the tail-race and fume of Wylie,
Treat 4 Co. twill cost them some three
hundred dollars to clean up and make re-
pairs.
Murray Creek, between this place and
Mokelumne Hill, was unusually high, cut
ting off communication for one day An
inebriated Frenchman endeavored to cross
it on Sunday last, with horse and cart, and
came near losing his life in the attempt
The current was very swift, carrying him
down some distance, when, luckily, the
cart lodged among some willow bushes
He was rescued from his perilous position
by persons on the opposite shore, who cast
rope to him. The poor fellow came out
duly sober and minus some twenty or
thirty dollars proceeds of cart-load
Of vegetables, which the swift current
had washed from his pockets.
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-21
ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE


The Stockton stage was
rsf1is morning by highway robbers,
sbout one mile and a-half out Of town, and
the boxes of Wells, Fargo& Co 5 Express,
and the Pacific Express Co., were taken,
with all the treasure, amounting to S3O,-
600. It seems that the robbers were wait
ing in lonely place under tree by the
side of the road and when the stage ap-
preached, they caught the leaders, stopped
the team, and presenting revolyers to the
driver, commanded him to pitch out the
Express boxes, OF death was his portion.
The roads were very bad from the recent
storm-the night dark and rainy, and 1t
probably required all the attention OF the
driver to watch his course WITH
on the qut uice fdl Sue '''' :
he had no epx 10 make resistance
nor d. sfVe , I'M chance 1or upon
MS telling them that the boxes were not
with him, they made him get down and
into the stage to throw them out, while
they still kept thdir revolverss W.
The boxes being - s5n him Inn
mount the ez s5dt, they made hin
driyezzz sSDox again, and told him t,
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LATER.

ANGELS, L o'clock A. NJ. Feb. 20.
Mr.. Eaitor:-Since last wrote toyou
of the highway robbery, and the state OF
affairs 1T that time, much has occurred to
awaken the fears of all who love to see the
laws obeyed, and executed Depptaq
iff Schroebel, it seems, O.
tow0 hnv witt m;tho..< ma lodged
him - kslumne Hill. The
- 1fected that schroebel would
~ the witness in Court next morning,
and not deprive him of the means OF CIV
ing the other prisoners, just examination.
But when morning came, anS6 s
no witness was forth Cow.
sent an officer aftea "c
;.;l ...,uau sning, judge
- gsf the witness, wiz
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PROCI.AMATyON

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 All orders addressed to the Proprietors. NJ. H. TICKER Go, Lockport. Y.
 sE-For sale by Druggists and Merchants zen. cray through the United States, British P,rsses- sions, and other Countnes Av' hy
 k. L. DODGE, Little Rock. And by Druggists and Merchants. in every tnw1 n the vicinity; wholesale hy dealers in Medicine il New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York. and in al large towns and cities.