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We received Ias, evening the ciicial 'e.
tsua from the Pifth Council District. For
Delegates n lafgf. they are nH flLuxs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
Sacramento Items.


We gather the following from the Marys-
Willie Herald:
The city fathers have concluded to- build
new and enlarged station house. 1t will
probably be built on Maiden Lane, on lot
adjoining the city hall.
The residents and property holders in the
vicinity of Napoleon Squarepropose adorn.
ing it with shade trees and shrubbe y. Cor
tex Square is being graded.
The Warren Engine Company intend Civ
ing a ball on the 9Th of January.
A neat fence has been built around the
cemetery.
Some of the citizens desire an extension
of the fire limits. They are prudent and
wise.
Some Greasers had shooting match on
Tuesday night. Nobody hurt.
Francis, the burglar, whom Captain Cook
shot, has been tried and sentenced to four
years in the State prison.
We obtain the Marsvillc papers very
irregul.riy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

The EFFECTS OF A PUBLIC EXECUTION,
On Friday last, three men were hung at So
nora. Abiding to the execution and its
attending Incidents, the Sonora Democrat
relates the following:
"We learH, as we go, to press, that man
was killed last night, at Kincaid Flat, in a
row. Cause.-The rum drank yesterday at
the hanging
A man by the name of William Smiley
was killed this morning by person by the
name of Thomas Connolly, They were both
intoxicated. Words brought on blows. when
Connolly drew a knife and stabbed Smiley
in four places. Connolly was arrested, and
is now in prison.
"a man. whose name we could not learn,
fell into hole near the Halfway House, on
the Columbia road, last night, and was
drowned. He was returning home from the
changing.
The above illustrate the very i'll effects
produced by public executions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

SNAKES AT Leipnitz's drug store, on
Kearney street, there are quantity of rat
tlesnakes in wire cages in the window.
Passing yesterday afternoon. We observed a
little mouse tied by the leg, within one of
them. The poor little thing was shaking
and qniEering with fear. while great big
sattle snake slowly advanced upon it nearer
and nearer it came. the mouse backing itself
with all It's might into the corner At last
the head, With it's fascinating eyes, touched
the mouse, which made an energetic and
successful nibble at it. patting the snake to
flight. This was repeated several times, but
at last, grown weary of the sport. the snake
darted its envenomed fangs into the mouse's
FACET started, stungw with pain, twitchlng
its nose with its front legs. We travelled
on, and upon returning, found poor mou'
sic /" stiff, stark and dead.-S. f .arSus.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
sacramento Items.

We gather the following from the State
Journal:
Columbus Hall, q building in Vauxhall
G ardens, took fse and was burned to the
ground on Tuesday morning. Loss $4,000.
A younglwoman named Annie Berant,
lately from Philadelphia, was taken to the
Police Office on Tuesday night, being insane.
The annual examination of the public
schools was commenced on Wednesday.
The arguments IN the case of Fiske u.s. j.
Nicely johnson, in which is involved the
sonstitutionality of the State debt, have
been submitted to he-Supreme Court
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

ORLINsKI.-The name which heads this
asticle is about the only thing to be found in
the San Francisco newspapers. Orlinski in
the Station House, Orlnski in the Courts,
0rlnski in the streets, In Oakland, in Be-
nicia. in Martinez, OrliDski here, there,
everywhere, and no where. Orlinski is a
hero, Godsend. great ubiquitous bless
ing, whom to catch and cage would simply
be to choke off the Orlinski press to smo-
Their out the very essence Of interesting,
startling itemizing. 0rlinshi must not be
caught; wonder-loving public demands
that he continue a mystery and successful
fugitive from justice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
"COnstTyufionaa REFORM

eOhsukuuOnaI heIOrms'
Amongst the many reforms pointed out by
the press of California, and believed well
calculated to advance the true interests OF
the State, that Of Biennial sessions of the
Legislature has met with annual agitation
and discussion. The fact has become appa.
rent to many THAT annual sessions of the
Legislature are an unnecessary burden to
the taxpayers, and that their adjustment
would tendto sirnplify and render less in
tricate our statutes The people might then
have an opportunity of becoming acquainted
with the laws, and live in conformity thereto
without employing lawyer to pay their
taxes, or to transact other business in a
legal manner.
Two of the seven years that California
has existed as a State, has been occupied in
Legislation, at an enormous expenditure OF
treasure, and what has been accomplished
Tor good that might not have been effected
at half the expense and in less than tina
time' Our legislatures have accomplished
little, except to pass special acts, amend,
or modify former acts, locate the capitol an
nually, spend merry wet season, plunge
the State in debt. and increase the burdens
of taxation. We have long believed that all
legislative wants might be supplied by bien-
nial sessions of the legislature, and have
urged the amendment of the constitution to
this effect, considering that California had
been governed too much.'
The State Journal of the 10th instant, in
an article headed Meeting of the Legisia.
ture," made use of the following remarks:
"Our State is governed too much"-a difEculty
under which We are laborng that might be RENE
died, and much money saved, by substituting oen-
NAL for annual sessions
Five days after making this mild sugges-
ton of reform, the Journal, probably lear.
ing that it has taken TOO decisive ground on
the subject, rc-pubishes the above Quota
ton and adds
'Since that time, number Of prominens sfttzens
have spoken Of the matter to US and although it is
generally adm tied that it would be saving of sew
enty-ive eighty thousand deilars per annum still
it is feared thatt might be deae at the expense OF
the State. 1t is argued that biennial sessions ma y
do very well in Old States, but in there
changes and consequently greater need of watch
funess. Again, it is suggested that officials, should
they be dishonest, could not be impeachcd and tried
for offeuses, without the Executive convenint a
special session, which would seem like prejndging
tn case
We Go not make the latter quotation for
the purpose of taking issue upon the main
question, but more for the purpose of show
ing why reforms should not be attempted in
California, and to dsclaim the validity OF
the last reason assigned for the change Of
opinion. The State officials elect are Dem
ocratic, and we believe, honest and compe-
tent, and we consider it quite unnecessary
sto be at the annual expense Of seventy five
or eighty thousand dollars, merely for the
purpose of being ready to try them, should
they prove dishonest!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

DoN'T OBEY THE INJUNCTIoN.-Eeather
river continues to- ''fow gently" Dotwiih-
standing the injunction proceedings by the
proprietors of the Fernandez grant, and tho
wheel with buckets attached. which raised
the water from the stream for the use of
the Cinnamon at the Rancheria diggings, is
turned by the current. The Johns. after
the service of the writ, seeing the supply
of water still flowing into their claims, re-
sumed their labor, and the owners Of the
soil, upon inquiring tho csnss Of their pra-
ceedings, could only elicit On idiotic-".Ms
no shabbee %
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
The American Horses in England.

We-the American people-have putfed
and blowed, have winked at one another
knowingly, have laid vain glorious and fat
tering unctions to our souls, and iuwardly
and outwardly averred our smartness and
John Bulls verdancy about racing, long
enough. We have been the suckers, and
Bull has been the smart one all along. In
the very humble opinion Of the writer OF
this article, the winning of the Cnsarewitch
by Proress, was the first and last success of
the American horses in Englsnd, and more
over, in the language of a billiard critic, she
:. made scratch" when she won that. Our
agent, Mr.. Ten Brock, should have quit
then the mare had retrieved his fallen for
tunes had made our Zone horse" appear
ance in England at least respectable. and
then was the very proper time of all others
to have jumped the game. Thirty -one
horses ran for the Cambridgeshire STAKES at
Newmarket, and Babylon was positively the
last horse in the race!'' That is as inglo-
rious defeat as the victory of Prioress was
proud. The fact is, our going TO England to
beat all their fast race stock is as pre-
sumptucus as it would be to attempt ex-
ceiling them in the qualities Of neat cattle,
with the very breeds We bought in their
markets. England is most certainly the
greatest racing ground in the world; and
during centuries have they been perfectng
the quality of their horses, and for US 10 I'M
dertake the strife for supremacy over them
was excessively hazardous, aud apparently
preposterous; and after having saved our
reputation, or rather made partially good
very indiscreet boast, we should have left
the aeld instead of throwing all our laurels
away as we have done by the miserable at
tempt at Newmarket. We can beat John
Bull all to pieces with steamboats,. yachts,
AID McCormick's reapers, but We are just a
notch too slow to catch him with our race
nags. If Ten Broeck's horses win shy more
races in England, We shall be very much
surprised.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

FoNp OF SMoKING.-One of the artists
attached to this Office is fearfully addicted to
smoking. Lash night he FUND an old stump
of a cigar which had been laying around
loose ever since election day, picked it up,
examined 10 closely and critically, couldn't
resist the temptation to smoke it, but just
as an excuse for his indecency, remarked
audibly," my stump, Fguess-yes, know
it is, here's where l bit it," and without
further ceremony, he stuck it in his mouth
and pulled away on it, He will be in Stock
ton in less than a year.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
OROylLLE, FRIDAY, DEC. 18TH, 1867.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mrs. Silver has
received large lot of Holiday Presents,
toys, ETC. for the little folks.
Dave Patterson has opened bar in the
liquor store of Achard on Huntoon street.
Dave keeps most delicious article of brandy
besides cheese, sc.
j. NJ. Clark & Bro have just received a
choice, selection of garden seeds, wheel,
barrows. .urpentine, horse nails, rifle pow
der, safety fuse. percussion caps, etc. See
their advertisements.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

DRUGGED LIoUoRs The Police of San
Francisco made q descent upon the premises
of the keeper Of low groggery named
Dedrick Gerdes, and took therefrCm seven
bottles of various kinds of liquids designated
as brandy, whiskey, etc: A chemist, DR.
Lanszweert. analysed them, and found them
to contain all sorts of poisons, strychnine,
morphine, prussic acid and other dangerous
drugs. Gerdes ought to be hung,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

81 STILL LIvE."--We are grained 10
learn that the rumor in regard to the mas
sacre of C H. Veeder and family, by the In
dams of Ukiah valley. was entirely without
foundation. Had We been made acquainted
WITH the source from whence the report EN-.
anated, previous to publishing it, we would
have known better than to give it publicity,
Hereafter we. uill take the precaution to in-
quire for the aame of the author:--Son0Dla
Journal, Dec. Il.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

MURDER AND RETRIBUTIoN We were
Informed yesterday, by a gentlemen from
Placer county, that man named johnson.
while in a state of intoxication, shot his wife
Dec. l4th, near Gold Hill After commit.
ting the deed, he went to Kelly's liyerv
stable at that place, and hired q. horse, ia
order, as is supposed, to make his escape
In attempting to jump a ditch. he was
thrown and instantly killed by being struck
with the heels of the horse. This certainly
was retributive justice. Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

CHAMPAIGNE-We are indebted to the
proprietors of the Plaza Saloon for sample
of their champagne. 1t was a most excel
lent article so our printers say-they drink
such liquids, we do not. Miss Hawley sings
at the Plaza Saloon nightly. She is great
attraction, personally and musically.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

SERIOUS, PERHAPS FATAL ACCIDENT
A seaman employed on board the French
ship Elizabeth, lying at Pacific street wharf,
accidentally fell from the foreyard yesterday
afternoon, while assisting to furl the fore.
sail, which had been loosed, and fell on deck
striking on his head, BY which, it is believed
he has sustained mortal injury.--S. f.
Herald.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

KENNovAN's MEDA1s.-We are authorized
to offer the weight in gold OF Kennovan's
medals. to any person who will bring them
to this Office. Mr.. Kennovan prizes them
very highly, and as they are of no value to
any one but him, save as old gold, the finder
will confer a great favor by giving them ap
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
COURT OF Sc SSlUNS.
THURSDAY, Dec. 18th.

Court met pursuant to adjournment
People Us. Procupio Crispine. -lndictsd
for robbery. Acknowledgements to-day at
10 o'clock.
People ~. s. w. Munroe--Indcted for
assault 10 commit ROBBERY. Arraigned-
pleads to-day
Knight, Nolan and Wilson Indicted for
grand larceny. Arraigned-4plc to- day.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

EDITOR BUTTE REcoRp-SIR-The Fer
nandez Grant has been confirmed without
going through the United States courts,
and 10. therefore, a good one. The grants
that have been confirmed by the United
States courts, are just as good-and much
more satisfactory. CUMBERLAND HILL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
Dave Patterson.

Formerly proprietor Of tae Gem Saloon, has rented
n portion OF the brick store occupied by s. Achard
wholesale Liquor dealer, Iluntoon street, where he
would be happy to see bis friends WAC can depend
on getting good drink Of pure liquor, sold only al
the above place. Ali kinds Of liquors, l2a CTS per
drink. dlS-lm
ey" FREE Lunch AT ALL HOURS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

CIGARS John Davis has opened cigar
stand in the Plaza Saloon. He keeps all the
best brands of Havanas, and dispenses them
to the "corpse" editorial with lavish hand
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
sy FREE LUTtCH AT ALL HOURS.
49& sc Quartz Mining Go.

Notice is hereby gwen to no Stockholders of the
10 and s. Quartz Mining Company, hat al the shares
of said Company that are behind ON assessments ~
TO the 18th of November that the SAID shares will be
sold to pay at the flee of the company
at, Monte .ta Butts co., stare California, ON the
18th of January 1885, BY order of the Board of Trus-
tees. G.. /. VII lTEMAN, President.
JOSEPH RoaERs, Secretary
Monte Vista, Dec. 1ith 1851 dis
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

CHRISTMAS BALL ON Christmas Eve
a ball will be given at the Maine House,
in this city
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18

SUspICIous.-The San Francisco Herald
says that oil dark haired, dark complexioned
strangers in San francisco are regarded
with suspicion since the Orlinski excitement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
PROBATE COURT.
J. Z. ". LEWIS, Judge.
THURSDAY, Dec. 18th

THURSDAY, Dec. 18th.
Estate of James Hitchens.-Final settle.
ment.
Estate of Jerry Hartney to pay
over the assets to heirs.
Estate of William McQuillan.-Final set
tlsment. Order to pay over assets to heirs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OrCyiIke Turn Serein.

Regular meetings are held on tbs second and
fourth wednesday Of every month"; al O'Clock p NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
o'clock NJ.
BY orsisr. SIMON X. ROsENPlIAL, sec'y.