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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
Common Council Proc cctIuGs.


August 81, 1877.
President Cary in the chair.
Present-Full board.
Minutes read and approved.
Committee to superintcnd grading "l
Main street above Stony Point, Reported
M ordinance which WIS hind tire s-
bic.
The Marshal reported progress with
reference to fire cistcrns.
Petition Of citizens praying for rcduc-
ton in Auctionccrs license was read and
on motion OF Aid. Burns, was laid on the
table.
Aid. Burns offered the following reSo-
lutions, upon which there was 10 action
taken:
RrSOlred, That all outstanding Scrip or
Bonds issued previous to the month OF
May, 1856, by the Common Council Of
Placervillc, together with the interest on
the same, shall be paid by the lrrasn or.
as they may be presented. out of the mon
-cys collected for taxes levied this year.
2nd. After the Scrip or Bonds, as pro-
vidrd for in the previous section, are
paIu, as uuCH VI TIC UdldHCC Vi Sdlu IdA
money as remains, shall BE- applied to the
paying off Of the interest due on the
Bonds issued in May, 1856.
Sd The Treasurer is hereby instruct
cd to act in accordance with t!tsc rcso-
buttons.
Ordinance No. 20, fixing the rate Of
taxation upon the assessment roll for
1851" was read, and upon its passage the
ayes and nays were demanded with the
following result:
Aycs--Ald. Tannewald, Jones, Gowcn
and Swan.
Nays-Ald. Burns.
So the ordinance was declared passed.
Bill Of Neptune Hose Co, for $o4 81
was read and ordered paid.
The complaint Of Capt. Smith, setting
forth that cncroachmcnt had been made
upon his property by the SUI vey of ccr-
tain streets, was, on motion of Aid. Burns,
referred to committee on Streets AMI
Public Places. upon which committee
AID. Swan was placed 10 till vacancy.
Adjourned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

FIRE CIsTERSs.-The Common Council
deserve the thanks Of every property.hol-
der in the city, for the fire cisterns they
have recently caused to be constructed
We have now four ciStcrns between Sac.
ramento street and Cedar Ravine, on
Main street, capable Of furnishing large
amount of water, and VIC understand that
another is to be constructed near the Co.
dar Ravinc Hotel. These cisterns have
been constructed under the superinten-
dencc of Marshal Gage, who has conducted
tho work with the utmost economy and
dispatch. With the Condolences" and
their machine at the cistcrns, the "Ncp-
tunes" and their hose at the hydrants, and
the Hopes" on the alert with their hooks
and ladders, fire will stand little chance
Of spreading itself"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
Sept. 7th, 1851.
Scpt. an, IoO'.
President Cary picSidiNg.
Present--AlA Tannewald, Jones, Cow
en-, Swan and Burns.

President Cary presiding.
Present-Ald Tannewald, Jones, Cow
en-. Swan and Burns.
5. /. Gage appointed Clerk FRO TEN.
Verbal reports were receive. from the
committee TO supcrintcnd buiIlinG Hook
and Ladder house and committee on
Streets and Public Places.
The following bills were read and or
dcrcd paid: S l. Magcc. Sc 50: .tmrli-
can office, So ~; II Bird, $ii 81; -
Gillinwatrr, g 81; VIC Clawson, IL So;
-Frayer,T 30; = Humphrey, II 10.
Monthly report Of Maj sla. read and or
dered ON lie.
Ordinance No. concerning Fire De-
partmcnt was read and referred to com
mittcc ON Fire and Water ADD jones
added to said committee.
Moved by AID Gowen that the Chief
Engineer be requested to ascertain and
report the cost of fire hose. Carried.
Moved by Aid. Swan that the commit
tee ON Fire and Water be authorized to
contract for the removal of the hydrant
on the plaza, and repairs needed, Gar.
ricd.
Ordinance relative to streets WAS read
and referred to committee on Streets and
Public Places.
Adjourned. !
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

1t is noticeable fact, says the Iowa
Hill Ns'cs, that wherever the Republicans
pollcd the largest vote at the late election,
there "Repudiate tho Debt" receives a
largo vote also. The suspicion that they
contemplated putting reputation as ono
Of tho planks Of their platform, was not
without foundation. If the Republicans
had been successful in the State, no doubt
California would have had to bear the
odium Of having refused to pay her hon.
est debts. The disgrace was avCrtcd by
the Democracy repudiating Black Rcpub-
licanism, and consigning to merited OBJ
security the man Of "pious meditation and
study"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

DANCING ScMoOL.-Mr. q. II. Shaffer is
making arrangements to open a dancing
school, at the Cedar Ravinc Hotel in this
city. He has had great experience in
teaching, and all unite in pronouncing
him In accomplished professor of the
graceful art" Mr.. S. will give an in
trOductOry party (frcc of CHARGE at the
Cedar Ravine House, on Tuesday Even
ing next The ladies and gentlemen of
the city and vicinity are invited to at
tend.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

The career Of the Argus and tho Democrat
are in entirely different fields of operatOn-
they Gun never clash in interest, or become ri
walls in any sense whatcver.-AyVuS.
Tho ''career Of the argus and the Dem
ocrat'' has been indeed in "cntircIy dit.
ferent fields Of operation" and we are
proud to state it It would. painfully
mortify us to be placed in tho same class
with such vascillating sheets as the argus.
From its first establishment up to the
present time, without any professions, the
Democrat has been vigorously consist
ent Democratic journal, has ever been the
organ and enjoyed the confidence of the
Democratic party, has always advocated
Democratic measures and supported Dem
ocratic nominees, has ever been faithful
and fearless and independent Of all cliqucs
and factions. Three years ago this same
argus vehemently opposed the regular
nominees Of tie Democratic party. Two
years ago this same Argus zealOusly sup
ported the Know Nothing nominees, both
State and county. Less than one year
ago this same argus violently exerted its
limited influence and pucrilc abilities to
defeat Buchanan and Breckenridge. The
Democracy then relied on the Democrat
for support, and they received it, and
now with undiminishcd confidence they
sustain their "Old guard" ''ln entirely
different fields Of operation" have the Ar
gus and tho Democrat been at work. It
affords us unAlloyed pleasure to be able
to state so.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

We have given up a good deal Of our
space to-day to the communications Of
tried and trusted old Democrats. They ut
ter the real sentiments Of the reliable De-
mocracy of FL Dorado on the treason
able conduct Of protested Democrats
They come from men who arc neither Of.
fice-scckers nor officc.holders-irom Dem
ocrats who have laborcd long and earnest
ly and unselfshly for the good old cause"
from the good "old guard" who have
never belonged to any other than the Dem
ocratic party-nevcr voted any other than
tho Democratic ticket Their endorse
mcnt of our course was not needed, still
VIC feel Hattcred and highly appreciate
their praise. We arc sustained and en-
couragcd by such -mcn-abused and ha-
ted by boilers, trickSters and traitors
We respectfully ask our readers to read
the communications carefully and reflect
on tho truths contained in them. Our
correspondents will place US under obi
cations by continuing their favors.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

HOSE FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-We
arc pleased to observe that tho Common
Council are turning their attention to the
Fire Department with the view Of in
creasing its efficiency. They have in
contemplation the purchase Of Eve hun
dred feet Of hOsc, for the use Of the hose
and engine companies. The Department
greatly needs now hose, that now belong
ing TO II being about gone in" from
long use.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

INCREASE OF PoPuLATIoN.-An immi
grant train Of the right sort passed thro'
this city on Wednesday last. It consist
cd of seven brothers, broad shouldcred,
honost-hcartcd farmers from Indiana, and
their wives and children, comprising in
themselves sufficient material to settle a
"neighborhood." They were OH the road
to the valley. Such additions to our pop.
ulation arc just what is needed. VIC
give all such hearty welcome.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
city Ordinance. No. -.

An Ordinance appropriatirg One Thousan oI y.
issued May LIST, 1856, owned BY VIM. A. Piper
The Mayor and Common Council Of the City OF Pa
cervi!le do ordan as follows:
SECTION I. The Treasurer Is hereby authorizes .-
ordered TO sc; apart and retain, out Of the m"uE
coming into the Treasury from Taxation pT1os ~
first OF November proxlmo One thousand ana ~. IN
Bonds issued May the first, 1856, owned BY WI -
Piper, and pay the same upon presentation. .u.,s
SEC. 2. That all ordinances and parts OF ~
conflicting with this ordinance be and are hsIs''"
pealed.
Approved September nth, 1857. Mt
W. NJ. CARY, rIesr. !,
certify that the above Ordinance was pass, ~
the Common Council Of Pacervule: SeptempccL 49,. ~
1857. J. II. GRANTHAM, ClefA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

HWe call the attention of holders Of
city scrip, bonds, &C., to the advertise
ment Of the city clerk, in another column.
The Council have passed resolution re-
questing all such to present duplicates to
tho clerk for registration, which is neces-
sary to the ascertainment Of tho city in
debtedness, as the city records up to Ju-
" of last wear were DESTROYED by fire.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

GIVING IT Ur.--Know Nothingism is a
"gonc in institution" in Kentucky. 1t
has wiltcd, fizzlcd out. It has scarcely
sufficient strength to muster corporals
guard, outside the city Of Louisville. Its
friends have become dishcartcned, and
are anxiously asking "where are We to
goH" For the purpose Of obtaining Office
they Joined every faction, advocated eve
ry ism, stood upon every platform. Sue
cessiul for while the "sobcr second
thought Of the people" has invariably re-
pudiated them, and quietly buried their
party. They arc now left without any
party-they never had any principles
and like the philosophic Micawber, are
impatiently waiting for something to
turn up" The Paris Wy.) Citizen ut
tcrs the following lament:
"The American party is again defeated in
Kentucky. Our opponents say il is now effec-
tunlly dead. II may be so. It may be that,
for all the important purposes Of q political
party, it is p0werless. We candidly confess
that we sec no immediate prospect Of its sue.
cess. We don't know that it has any prospect
Of success, Immediately or remote"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

GONE TO LlMA.-Messrs. franklin,
Fisher and Rochelle, tho latter better
known as "Frenchy, long connected with
Lee b AarshAll's circus, sailed few days
ago from San Francisco for Lima. They
will he apt TO "astonish the natives"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

MAN SHoT AT GEORGETowN-Through
the kindness of Mr.. Barrett, tho accom-
modati1g stage-drivcr between this place
aud Georgetown, we learn that Chilcno
was shot at that place yesterday morning
by Spaniard, about five o'clock, and
expired in about twenty minutes. The
parties had been dancing oil night at n
Spanish dance and in drinking bout had
quarrelcd. The deceased went home and
was shortly followed by the other and
they engaged in another dispute when
the firing commenced on both sides. Six
or eight shots were fired, when one fell
MORALLY wounded, and the other fed, but
was pursued and captured about half
mile out Of town. He is now in custody
of the officers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

FINE PEACHES.-On Wednesday last
We received = basket Of fine peaches from
Mr.. ]. G. McTarnahan. They were
grown on his ranch near Cold Springs,
and were large and luscious Mac. tells
us that the tree from which the peaches
were taken, produced many that were
Q and 10 inches in circumference Pret-
tv good size!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

JUDGE MURRAY.-We regret to learn
that Chief Justice Murray, Of the Su-
preme Court, is lying dangerously i'll in
Sacramento, and that but faint hope is
entertained for his recovery. His lungs
are deeply affected. --.--..-.-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

MINING IN HANGTowN CREEK.-A CON-
pany Of miners have set string of slut
ces in HangtOwn Creek, Immediately be.
meath the windows of our Office, and from
appearances we judge they are making
it pay" The bed Of the creek where
they are now mining has afrrudy been
worked over six or eight times. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
SATURDAY, SEPT. ~. 1857.

SCHOOL EXHIBITION everybody at
tend the exhibition of the Placervillc Pub
lie School, at the theatre, tonight. Mr..
Herrick has taken great pains in prepar-
ing his pupils in the various exercises,
and We predict that the young folks will
acquit themselves in manner that will do
ample credit to his training. Tonight,
among other things, tho play Of damon
and Pythias" will be presented. We
hope to see the Theatre crowded.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

RExovED.-Dr. Jervey has removed his
establishment the Miners Drug Store"
into DOrssy's fireprOOf block. The DR..
has Lost none of that good taste for which
be has long been noted, as is evidenced by
tho chasto elegance of his new store.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
NOticc.-TO ISIC Creditors Of The
CitS Of P1HCPTVi!sH.

1 H. Persons hold ug Scrip. Bonds. or other a.
= dracts It i'.Gcb'",.'..ss :Ainsi he City OF ~
C-rv','e ar" ""qIe..'e g. Onward DUPLICATES Of h
sam" 70 II: Ci"rS ., ;Ac CVmaon Camel. that Ag
may u "n:,r,i upon :, " ,"coii. IN order thA. IL
true indrhtriu-e- "f ihr C,Y !ray lie assertAinsd.
u! Older Q: the Common Council
J VI. GEANTiIAM, Clerk
Piactrviiie, S,r. II. l.;: [sVl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

MEDICAL HALL.-Mr. R. White, pro-
prietor Of Medical Hail." advertiscs sew
eral new remedies in another column, to
which We invite the attention of invalids
Mr.. White is skillful and accomplished
apothccary and q clever gentleman, and
keeps fine stock of drugs and mcdi.
cines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

The Iowa Hill NesUs, always welcome
visitor, . reliable and well conducted
Democratic journal, has entered upon it's
third volume.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
I'm Cases Of Headache
Faintness, &C.,
Whites

CHRYSTALS Of AkVMAEAC SAA&~S~
Are strongly recommended. .,c
Instant relief in T0OTH-ACHE and y"
DOLOREUX can be obtained by using
WHITES BELIEVER
In all cases where tried, AGUE and rae A.
Ma FEVER have been etfectually cured |
WHITES .AGUE DROPS!
The best Remedy for RHEUMATlSM' LuUF
bngo, Sprains, Bruises, &C., is
WHITES NIMR Cd LINIMEN! :
BEAUTIFUL TEETH may be had by usus
WHITES QvlAllF4EDEAFsERIGk
Which cleanses and preserves the TEEN I'M ~.
gums, arrests the progress Of decay. anu ~
parts an agreeable sweetness to the breA'OH
septl
JOHN E,ON(sVVITTI is autht rized Z" act"
4 vcnt for tho M3uuf1i IIrD4ntrct,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

We ere indSbted to the Messrx Tracy
Of Wells, Fargo b Co, for the early de-
livery Of State and Atlantic papers
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

-Thanka % Davis 9 Roy, per Pete
Lowell eide Alta Express Co., for tavors
during tie past week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
------
Arrivals IIuIn the Plains.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Mark Levson for
the following list Of arrivals from the Plains
during the week ending on the 18th INST Mr.
LcviSun keeps book tor the purpose Of regis
tering the names of immigrants. aud all who
wish their safe arrival here announced, can
have il done, without cost. by registering their
names II his office. We should like to publish
The arrival Of every immigrant who enters our
cit, during the season:
James Picklngs. Waploo CO., Iowa Albert
Il"M Madison co H.; WIN. Pettiiohn, Antlcw
ca, ~; W. II. Dryon, Montgomery Co. No.,
&. Peyton. Howard co., No.; John hendricks
Ray CO., No. Sam. Dawson, John Johus. Lin
coin co., Mo-; ChRs. Closson. ILL.,; J. F. Pear
son, Ray CO., Mo-: j. ID. DAmron, Lincoln co.,
Mo; Geo. jenkins, Montgomery CO., Mo-; Al.
am Holder. Fairfield 90, a.: 4. u. Jennings.
Lincoln CO.. Mo-. Price McLanc, Davis co. Mo-;
g. W. LawIey. Crawford CO., No; Francis Law.
Geo. .tdger. Brown co M; Saml. II. Ballan.
ger. Fort Kearncy: Robt. Whitney, do VIM.
Moore. Knox CO., Nv: Abncr Moore. Cal, o.;
p. Is. Moore, do. j. 4. Ailer, Aug ista, Va;
Joseph N. Rice. CLARK co., Ills; S. MtColloch,
Wheeling, Va; JAS. II. Lawrey. Clark co.. Ills;
Samuel l.awrey, do; James Hicks, wife and
children. Minnesota; II. A. Wheeler, Penn; 4.
Miller, Asllan co., o.; II. =. Eaklc, do: II. L.
Hall, CcGar CO., Iowa; Amos Sinions, William
johnson, Barnet Dennis, John johnson. Green
CO.. Mo-; Z. G. Landnn, Salt Lake. He was a
Clerk in the office Of the L. s. Surveyor, and
having INDUCED in some remarks not tlattcring
10 the head OF the Mormon church or its reli-
gion, was forced t0 leave Utah on the 2slh OF
July TO save his lfe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
A. BADLAM, JR.,

is our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
orders Ter advertising left with him. will Re prompt.
attended "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
JEFFERSON.

We thank Jefferson" whom we know
to be an old and reliable Democrat, for
his wclI-meant aid kind advice. We
have no disposition to do injustice to the
good and true men of the opposing d.
yision"-to the Greens, Moors, McGona-
giles, Tebbes, Sp,ingers, Buckinghams,
and many others that We could namc.-
We have unlimited confidence in their
integrity, their sincerity, their Dcmocra-
cy; and we would go as far to serve them,
work for them as heartily, as chcerfully
as for any other Democrats. Their con-
duct proves that they arc Democrats from
principle, not from interest; that disap-
pointmcnt has not soured nor has the
success Of others lessencd their confidence
in nor attachment for the principles Of the
Democratic party. They occupy proud
and cnviablc pOsition-One which the
conspirators can never reach by years of
repentance.
We agree with Jefferson" that we
have nothing to gain BY exposing the
traitors-that men who hesitatcd not to
betray their party, to sell themselves to
their opponents for paltry consideration,
who were guilty of pcrpctrating frauds,
who violated pledges and Knocked at hon.
esty, are too despicable to notice; yet, as
it is sometimes necessary to amputate
diseased limb or apply caustic to an ul-
Ger to preserve the purity Of the untainted
parts, SO does it occasionally become ne
cessary for public journalist to handle
the low, the vicious, the dcpravcd, to point
out their moral and political turpitude,
and to warn the unsuspecting Of the ex-
tremc danger Of trusting them. We con-
fcss that the traitors are scurvy fellows,
beneath contempt, yet even such things,
by their audacity and wire-working, have
some influence, and our object was and
is simply to place them in their naked
deformity before the public. We have
accomplished our object and arc content.
THE PLACER HERALD.-This influential,
sterling and thoroughly Democratic jour-
nal, the oldest paper in Placer county, and
one Of the oldest in the mining counties,
entered with its last number upon its
sixth volume. The Herald has our best
wishes for long and prosperous career.
In reply to Judge Halls card we had
intended to publish Mr.. Brumfcld's culO-
gy on him, delivered in the sitting room
Ofthe Orleans Hotel (SacramentO) last
January, before large crowd Of eager
listeners, but subsequent reflection indu-
ced US to Withhold it for the present The
eulOgy was most flatteFing one and had
telling effect, and its publication would
doubtless add to the Judges reputation,
Indifferent as that already is. We may
give It TO the public at some future day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19
The Election OF james u. Clay.


The election Of this gentleman to Con-
gress from the Ashland District--the Dis
trict so long represented by his illustri-
Gus father-a District in which the ablest,
most distinguished md uuscrupuious
Know NothingS in Kentucky reside
and where they made giant efforts to Sc
cure victory--has sorcly disappointed,
mortified and incenscd the Know Moth
ings throughout the Union, and cheered,
clatCd and electrified the Democracy
The Louisville Journal, with flendish ma
Lightly, because it could neither scduce
nor intimidate him, opened all its bate
rics upon him, villifed him in the most
outrageous terms, and sought to create
prejudice against him by referring to his
former political predictions; the ablest
and most eloquent Know Nothing speak
crS in Kentucky took tho stump against
him; all the intellect Of the party in the
State was concentrated in the Ashland
District to defeat him; money was I'M
sparingly used, promises freely given, for
the same purpose, but in spite Of all, the
true-hearted Democracy enthusiastically
rallied under the banner Of their gifted
young champion, and triumphantly elect
cd him. He was fiercely assailcd, outrO-
geously prosecuted, vilcly slandered, but
he faltercd not. True to his principles,
true to the great party that had unhcsi-
tatingly and with generous confidence
placed in his hands its proud old banner,
knowing full well that it would never be
deserted or dishonored by him, true to
the Union, he proudly entered the con-
test, defantly met his opponents, and was
enthusiastically sustained and endorsed
by the gallant Kentuckians of the Ash
land District--''thc peers of Presidents,
to use the somewhat exaggeratcdlarguage
of Vice President Breckenridge. All hon.
or to the Democracy Of the Ashland Dis
trict, and to their noble representative.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 9th of
August, in alluding'to the election of Mr..
Clay, says:
"The Young Mems National Democratic AS
sociatiOn Of this city fired one hundred guns
last evening in celebration Of the great victory
in the Faycttc District IN the election of james
Is. Clay. II was glorious victory, and it be.
al, ,ltcnk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

We notice that Hope Hook and Ladder
Company are erecting house for their
truck, on Centre street. We are glad to
see this gallant and efficient company
again placing themselves in a position to
render efficient service when it may be
needed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-19

Ncl. Blair has established a stage l,.
between Placer' iii. AMI Coloma. Ned il
well Known as an obligirg ard courteou,
driver, and has our wishes for his succ.s,