The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Geo. W. McCulleck, near Half Way House, l0l, SO |
D. G. Webber, Steep Hol'w x Pleas. Grove 1858 |
Burt. Baldwin Co, lllinoistown road, 1u1,25 |
New England Mill Co, 1860
r. D. d o. Egbert, Illinostown, 1875 |
Egbert & Co. 275,72 |
F. J. Brickel. 1898
+. T. Mendenhall, 1890
L. Arnsten Dutch Flat, 1925 |
Dutch Flat Water Co., {" 1850
Reavis 4 Brown, Cold Springs, H.
Robert Robert G. a Allen, Yankee Jims, lsa'5o sa'5o
Miners Ditch Co., 1880
Yankee Jm's Union Water Co.. 1882
Springer Il Tubbs, near 1906
Nicholas Kach, Brushy Canon. 1880
A. A. Pond i Co.. Todd's Valley, 1875
Read l. Hail. 1883
A. J. Read, 1877 so
William II. Seaman, lOo,46
Todd's Valley Water Co., $3.50
Eddington Il Co., Forest Hill, 157 so
Garland & DeLand, 1887
Handy 4 Kennedy, 1882
Watson l. Nevitt, Sarahsville ll25O
Brown & White, 23625
David Tasgart, Michigan City, i!ss7
William N. Lcet, 1880
Ell Dorado Ditch Co., 675,00
J. A. King l46.25
Bandy. Berry & Woods, Forks House, 1850
Bay State Quartz Co., American Bar, 1887
Joseph Colgan, Iowa Hill, 1880
Justis Baker, 327,4S
Kneeland & Co., l25,l0
p J. Edwards 10000
J. T. Hill, 146,25
Mineral Bar Turnpike Co., $4,000
Harper, Spencer & Co., Wisconsin Hill, 1882
Priest, Brown Co., l27,12
Wisconsin and Yankee Jim's Turnp Co., 145, is
Moreland & Thompson, Damascus, 1850
N. II. Smith, Ell Dorado county, l57 80
American River Water Co., Folsom, 2,250,00
Total tax Of 80 individuals & compan's sls,93s,37
On the assessment Of 81, ,l69,5O4 SO, re-
turned as the real and personal property of
the county, on which the State and county
tax is s4s,1l1 SO, it will be seen that the
above ninety individuals and corporations
pay two-ffths OF our whole property tax.
Below will be found the valuation of pro-
perty real and personal, Of the six principal
towns Of the county:
1857.
Auburn 1865 .S5S
Michigan Bluffs, l32,OO3
Yankee Jim's. l29.l56
Todds Valley, 12l,723
Iowa Hill los, ,39l
Gold Hill, 72,l69
Total s9263OO
Iowa Hill was assessed subsequent to the
fire at that place, which is the cause of the
valuation not being greater than it is. In
the towns where the ditch companies have
their Offices, the bitches are included with
other pro- erty.
The above ere among the important facts
and figures that are furnished in the Reports
of the County Assessor for the years Sc
and 81, and Tax Roll Of the county for the
present year, and will prove interesting to
those Of our readers who note with pleasure
the development and growth Of the county
The Mormon Exopus.-Orders from Brig
ham Young it is said, have been receiv
ed in Carson Valley and in this State, re
curing all members of the Mormon Church
to repair to Salt Lake, with their families,
cord and chattsl. We cannot say whether
such mandate has been issued but it is certain
that many Mormon families have left the
ol"lc "ithiH " iC" "Ccho ioi tHo C'l'ldi VI
Utah. Frcm this county, several families,
who were among our earliest settlers and
had built comfortable homes and improv-
ed their farms, have sold out at sacrifice,
and left for the New Zion. Why these
sacrifices and the undertaking of SO long
a journey this late in the season, is beyond
our ken.
ODD FELLOWS AT SARAusvILLE.--The I.
O. O. F. organized Lodge at Sarahsville
on Thursday.
AN OUNCE PER DAY.--The Golden Gate
claim. at Sarashvile, is paying at the present
time an ounce per day to the hand. Good
wages
Es' The Sacramento Age comes to us
greatly reduced in size. To-day it is to re-
lapse into its former position of an indie
pendent paper under the proprietorship of
Appleton & Ford. Messrs. Wright g. Nc
Donald, are to continue as editors.
R1cH DIGGINGs.-Several claims at mur-
derer's Bar, on tho Middle Fork of the
American, have been yielding from $500 to