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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
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PLACEAv1nlR, Sune xtsg, 1900
Board met Mayor Jones IN The chaiF. PRESENT
AID. Carr. Barss, 0owen, Roy and Salmon. Min
utes Of last meeting read and approved.
Aid. Carr presented Ordnance No. %. IAN or:
dinance 10 regulate the election Of certain Ofieers
Read and adopted.
Petition from citizens residing on o. ABOUT tne
street commencing on Quarts Street, asking that Il
be made public was read and refsrred 70 Commit
tee on Streets and Public Places.
Communications from editors II MorsTAIH DGh-
ocaAT end Tri- Weetly RSgistrr read and referred
to Committee ON Printing, to report At next meet
AID. Roy moved that the Board now proceed to
the election Of Superintendent Of the City Public
School. Carried
Rev, Walter Frrer was put in nomination and, on
the first ballot was unanimously elected. Where
upon, he was declared Superintendent for tie enSu-
Resignation Of John Roy and p. X. Rockwell, as
Trustees of City Public School, received and &C.
cepted.
Aid. Roy moved that the Hoard proceed to the
election Of Trustees. Carried.
John Kirk, DIR. l. 8. Titus aud Dr.. A. Clark were
put in nomination and he wing received all the votes
cast, were duly elected Trustees for the ensuing
Aid. Earss moved that the Board proceed to the
election " two policemen. Carried.
John Reynolds and W. S. BARRETT were put in
nomination aud, having received all the votes cast,
were declared elected policemen for the term Of
three months.
Aid. Gowen moved that the Board proceed to the
election Of City Attorney. Carried.
John Hume aud L. l.. Norton were put in nOmi.
nation The Board then proceeded to ballot, and
John Hume having received majority Of the votes
cast, was declared duly elected City Attorney for
the ensuing year.
Account Of VIM. Jones, for services ~ City Clerk,
received and referred TO Committee on Finance.
The bonds Of Alex. Hunter, Assessor, and X. >:
Hernandez, Clerk, were read, accepted and ordered
on file.
Aid Gowen moved that the Committee On Streets
BE- authorized have the City lines properly defined.
Carried
Aid. GOwen moved that the Beard proceed TO the
election Of Street Commissioner. Carried.
Alex. Hunter was put in nomination and. having
received all the votes cast, declared elected for
the ensuing year.
Aid. Salmon moved that the Beard now adjourn
70 meet on Monday evening next, at : "clock Car
ried. X. ). HERNANDEZ, Crk. Z. &.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

FEDAT, June le.
Tho People ~. JebR D. ROF-Grand LArce-
nv-Arraigned and plead not guilty.
People Va All Loy-RO6Gery. AT1aigned
and plead not guilty.
SATURDAY, June 10.
The Grand Jury presented indictments
against Charles NJ. Livingston and Norris
Lowsky Of ii Dorado, for fraud.
TUESDAY, June ".
The People vs.. Morris LOwsky-Arraigned
and plead not guilty.
The People VI. Charles N. Livingston-Ar-
raigned and plead not guilty. :,
The People W. Samuel 5. IIaineS-AsSauIt
and Neutrality-suspicious. forfeited.
The People IS. Annett AlcxandeT-Grand
Larceny. Defendant tried by . jury who
brought in the following verdict under the in
structiOn Of Judge johnson: We the jury
find the defendant not guilty. In view OF the
trying circumstances 10y which she has been
surrounded we cxOneraie he from ell blame OF
fraudulent intentions aud think her entitled
to the sympathy and administration OF all
good members Of society,"
The Grand Jury presented an indictment
against William Lucas for assault with deadly
weapon upon John T. Perry at White Rock.
The People vs.. joni u. ROy-Deiendant
withdrew plea Of not guilty and plead guilty
Of Petty Larceny aud sentenced to three
months in the County Jail
WEDNESDAY,, June 80.
The People Va. All I.oy-Robbcry. he
fcndant tiied by jury and verdict Of guilty.
TmrKsDAV, June "a.
The People vs. William Lucas Assault
with deadly weapon. Arraigned and plead
not guilty.
The Grand Jury presented three indict
ments for breach OF tile Sunday law. Present
ed their report and were discharged.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

PERsoNAL.-Gen. McDougal and Calhoun
Benham, Esq, paid US . visit on Thursday
and Friday. Their visit to our town was pure
" professional. Gen. McDOugal has many
warm old Illinois friends in our city and cOun.
~, who are impatient to see him occupy
that political position to which his standing
and eminent ability must soon call him. lie
dcvotes his time almost exclusively to his
profession, although he is an ardent politician
and consistent, unwavcring Democrat
Many Of BCnham's old friends, who heard him
speak in the campaign of "a, cordially well
coined him to our city.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

THE TELEGRAPH.-Wc are informed by one
Of the stockholders in the Carson Valley and
Salt Lake Telegraph Company, that owing to
the Frazer River excitement and the recent
troubles in the Valley, the work has been
temporarily suspended. We arc sorry tc
learn this, but we are gratiHed at the assn
rance that the delay will be only temporary
and that the work will be resumed at on
carly day and carried vigorously through
We deem this telegraph enterprise the mos
important movement which has ever beer
made for the advancement of California. Il
is tho initiatOry step towards the devoutly
wished for connection with our Atlantic
friends, andwilfmUresurciy facilitate the con
struction Of great immigrant thoroughiart
across the continent than hundred empty
Legislative resolves. We earnestly hope tina
no serious obstacle may intervene to hinder
its completion.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

We earnestly commend to the attention o.
eur readers the interesting letter Of on: Car.
0cN Valley correspondent "Jcry." Hegives
plAin, unvarnished account Of the recent tor.
Tible tragedy in Carson Valley, and promises
10 ss0d %, a. soon % the eel Of secrecy il
removed, "the full and correct testimony,
With thsexplanatiOnS Of the witnesses, given
Of the time Of trial before the persons who
0omposed the CowrE "Jerry" l. IN intelli.
gsAt wsEl.knOwn gentleman Sormsriy Of this
PlAce. Of unquestionable integrity. and We
tAsrssOrs place implicit confidence in his
sAnAsmsOt Our correspondent was sslected
- take down the testimony By the men
WHO tried "Lucky Bin, and his report Is
SRielly correct in every particular For reas-
ens not necessary to explain the citiHens Of
OhrOa Valley object to its publication at
PrS6onE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

FRAZER RIvER-Thc San Francisco and
Sacramento papers are daily filled with letters
and intelligence from Frazer river, to the ex-
clusion Of more valuable IL not quito so excl.
table matter. Nearly all the letter writers
state, not from personal observation, how
ever, that the mines are extraordinarily
rich, and that fortunes can be and will be
realized in few months after the river falls
low enough to work the bars. A majority Of
these statements we think greatly exaggera-
ted, and have not given them to the public
The bright side Of the picture only is credited,
the gloomy is regarded as . humbug and 80
treated. We have no disposition to dissuadc
any man from "trying his luck" in the new
diggings, yet we cannot refrain from caution
ing those SO eager to take leap in the dark,
that the glowing accounts Of the richness Of
the mines may be gotten up by interested
parties. The following, which we take from
the San Francisco Morning Call, is at least
worth rejecting upon:
THE REVERSE OF THE PIcrCRE.-A gentleman in
this city has received letter from friend, who
left here six weeks since, for Frazer River, which
states that he has worked three sOteks the banks
Of that river, and has not yet struck tie color! He
says there is considerable suffering among the min
ers on the river, aud advises person to come be-
fore two months, vt least. We shall eudcav0r 70
spread the letter before our readers tomorrow.
The Sacramento Bee of Wednesday pub
fishes . letter from Mr.. John Levitt, an old
citizen of Sacramento, under date Of Victoria,
June 18th, the latest date received. The Bee
says his statement may be relied upon, as he
is a prudent man. We give but one sentence
from his letter:
"Ihave here seen some Of the persons who have
written glowing stories Of gold diggings TO the Pc.
pers, and they havnt money enough % buy cold
dinner"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

TnE HooPs.-The other day tho idlcrs ol
Main street had the rare satisfaction Of seeing
= genuine native American belle triggcd out in
gorgeous array Of hoops. Tho subject Of
this notice was the ugliest, most uncouth look.
ing Digger squaw that ever ate grass-hoppcr.
Her savage appearance and pOnderous skirt,
were adreadful commentary upon the folies
Of civilization, and as she went Haunting
through the middle Of the street her ludicrouS
appearance literally brought down the town.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

AccIDENL-Our old friend Geo. Mcdonald,
Esq, informs Us that miner named Gardiner
WAS killed ut Indian DiggingN on Tuesday
last by the CAving Of the bank while at work
in the hydraulic claim owned BY Herrick 4
Co. Mr.. G. leaves q wife and child At Indian
DiggineS 10 INDECENT circuuhtAeeea. He had
been but short time in the mines, and was q
good and Industrious man.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Rev. !. g. Delhi, who used TO preach the gospel
70 nearly every creature, besides featuring on TEN.
PeIauce. i.gesIing rich a quAsts mining In 81 Do
RADIO zFiaisy Journal
What do you call "getting richl" His
quarts speculation turned out "twenty per
cent worse than nothing, and the enthusi.
astic Temperance lecturer u "poOr indeed. "
He ia at present investing his spare capital
(hiSbrains) In pOlitics-wo fear another profit
less Investment He has been unfortunate,
and NO feel to Sympathiss with him. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

We notice that Charley Barnes is having
the interior Of bis store whItswashed, which
viii have the effect Of giving the house more
cheerful and airy appearance. We ere glad
to see that, Notwithstanding the temporarily
slight times" caused by the Frazer exodus,
Charley's trade continues prosperous. lie at
present has an excellent stock Of goods IN his
line, aud is selling thcn, at the lowest rates.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
Wistar's Balsam Of VIVID Cherry.

The Edis"r u the RostSn Hef sayo-" We have asl
I'll reeehy. teen aeqAihtrd e1I- FnseatAly GhS
ne Of batAAu PROM THE truly ValaablP pSVPa
Vacn re have received Vseneas beseal hasse sseV1y
uned n Of GELD aud cough eth enaiee
eess. and s'os' eh'~TIy recommend AFAs af-
n1cted OeieptAc pTrpaTAtios sSA wOSthy 81 eShA-
Jrnee."
Da naADVoan K>'Pr, Of crOvA Point, y. r. N Ietass
dated August T. says:
In the Course Of my pTactie In this VbcItJ, have
tested tn" good QaaliIies ~ MIsIAha nAISAH WuD
CHAHHV In PumSnoEy complaints, and VisA - pre-
cure . supply Of the a<diClns.
None genuine unlrss signed !. Butts TIE vrApppT.
FIFTH v. Goue Co, LIS WAAhinaSSA -, DSs1Oa, Pre-
rTietoTs tOA ~ their sEentS eveTyWheTe.
Hold ny Henry Johnson Co., WkOleaaIs DvuRRUas 1Ae
WA'hnetoa street. IAN Ersnelsee ss agenss tsT he Pc
cihc coast.
PETIT CHoATE, Agent Gsr FiAeeTvule. zen
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

STREET CONhIssIoNER.-Alex. Hunter wal
chosen Street Commissioner for the ensuing
year, BY the city fathers at their last meeting.
We trust that he will open the street on the
North side Of HangtOwn Creek, leading from
COlOma street to Bedford Avenue, "beforc
long or sooner, IL possible"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
CARY HOUSE.

TUE PTOpsteg desires y naAs particular attention oil
FI1IPHOOT HOTEL
he b eoaAAent tAas y eaa esnuA a. seed aeoo@msda-
IDEAS e any hotdl n he eeantsy.
In ROhme @e C0maAese and All The conVenisnOss
which modern hotsl heevnG has rendered essential The
Gary House
kxoeS employing ash does The Best Talent In a ts war;
Ous departments.
ne DINING ROOM s under the supervisor Of Mr.
CIAUVIN, late Of the NAtlsAa Restaurant. MsalS q I'll
hours.
E1-PTIceS to sui. thS times.
n. ". CARY, TTOpTIetOE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

JessPA Isvsv.~ ". VNsa. WEsy.

appearing 10 asssfaetIGa, - anAavss hat arr
due diligence the AOVe HAasd etstAaat ~ fSusA
and Appearing IN Tie thss Il 0etioa
dOrS eHisa against the said D~GebAaa end favoe s
SAID Fanu6-I 10 ordered THAI tie sPVvire Il pam1saa
10 the s6Svs esusA casss b sAe - psAsse Shs
TSTAiH DErsnsf VSekly ne9RpApeS NubtsASd IL IL
CITY Of P1AreVvs In sah e%anIy sad tAaa eek eAso-
tioo eosHrbet On Tbs 1eh Gay 81 9on4 n - ISoN AAA
ehd 90 the NJ day 81 July A. d. IAs, vheh last
toned day the 0eTVIrs VI Bumnonp = n b. eoSaVaetS
ClIAs. 2. IRWIN,
IaIul Justice Of the Peaee In and foe paiA Teunshp
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

POPULAR-Old Uncle Tannenwald, . fx.
ture Of the DEMOcRAF Office, such confidence
have thos0 who know him best in his honesty,
IL Treasurer Of 81 Dorado Lodge No. IS, r.
and A. n: Of St James Chapter No. 10, R.
A. n; Of Morning Star Lodge No. 80, and Of
zsn Encampms0t No -, Independent Order
Of Odd FcllOws As soon a. he joins the
Sons Of Temperance-he intends to do So
be will b elected Treasurer Of that AsSOcia-
ton. As soon a. he Is put 10 nomination for
Treasurer, oil competitors at once withdraw
from the field, for il is useless to run against
him,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

The Union Democrat, one Of the Ablest and
most reliable Democratic papers in the State,
closed its fourth volume on Saturday last
We are really gratified to learn that its "rros-
perity is now brighter than at any period Of
its existence" Long may Is live to do glo-
rious battle against the enemies II Democracy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

1t is stated that since commencement
Of the Frazer excitement the receipts Of the
Mint have fallen of about $4,000 = week,
compared with corresponding period Of 1857.
AS soon as the river falls, il the reports be
correct the increase will amount to millions Of
dollars!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
To the Hon. Court Of Session Of Fl Dorado
County.

The Grand jury ask leave ~ submit the follow
ing Report ~ the result Oi their esgutIOns and
having mo- further business before them, ask to be
discharged.
We have found several Indictments that have
already been reported to the Court; and have ca
urnincd and dismissed . number OF cases ~hith
we de- not deem proper 10 enumerafe.
Aud have alsO examined the Books and Accounts
Of the vHrious County officers and the Finances IL
the County and lind tie BOkS aud Accounts ia
the various departments, kept 10 plain and intel
IEable manner. highly IcdisGle TO the ncuT'bents.
Tha. the total Receipts from all sources into
the Treasury since UCtOLcr 3, So lincludnG
eiISi ~ on hand a. that date 10 June ljHh. $500.
lbSs, amount 70 yIbsyl -
Disbursements tos the I-eVInd e.IGSS 9.
leaving balance nov ~ the Treasury Of t1lJS u
'T unr cd .I 0rtsbsr 3. iSsI &Seos 6
Amount Of Warrants t,susd since OFT 5. %, lot
Indebtedness accTued prior to that time. $Ss3 70
'G SS. I ISL 70 June Is iS;,. :le:s Is
0IIVISS ~
Amount Of Warrants redeemed since ort *h.
81 TO June IS s.. o6Slto -
shoSias Audited Indebtedness Of +tol6 -
Ices cash "a Treasury, tIS "
Leaving an actual Indebeduess June Is s. eS6e's ~
And, in view "f th" pres-ut indebtedness, II is "ur
opiuiUn that The hard q" SupvFVISDFs cannot 0e Sna
careful in outstanding the resources "t the county
until such times the debt il diminished, and the
people relieved from the cnOrnUus interest they are
new paving.
Aud ~ consequence "f the depFrci atiOn Il prop
eFty and rruts, w. believe that Court rOTn aud
County offices can he obtained far . lees Sun than
now paid, and would cal! the aiteniiO6 VI the Sb-
pervIsOrs ihcretU.
And would recommend that . more suitable and
private r"'m Ie procured fr the use u future
Grnnd JuricS.
And would further recommend that the district
Attorney institute . riKId and CAREFUL examinations
Of the Official aeia kOOks and papers Of the Board
II Super ViSrs aud repurt the result Of such e1An
,n.R al h. eu.Ah saRw
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
OxyRenated Bitters.

WdNTuETtn. june 5sth ~.
Geaslesas0-AfteT saeeElng 9ueh ~ tee ysasA paSs
fFon Dysp~psls. wss indOred to psFehsss hs@ y0ss
Ageas In Worcester. boIe Of yOaF OSSaSH hSIaas.
and Ass TRIAL Of leas than tu0 bottles AnA @yosN ~
ieAIy eogeA.
have BOT the Isass hesitation In hdnR Nm
all vts a0sted with his dIssreaslnR eOataaiaA
are AZ heFty 10 ts ySa IAish bPS lsstAev
sale u dis s1esnSnt nedlcne.
Y0urs truly,
JOHN GRAY.
Any IadVidual snaeVinV from veAAness SnA Aevaaeo-
mehe 81 Ne stomach righteousness deblIay N ssy 6s1,
eA0 ~ cTssD ~ THE asediri8e.
Nth v. YeGIe Co. las WAshIngfoo -, nssaSa, Pre-
pristSsS Sasd ~ their AEVnis everyvh%Ve.
lid by Henry j. I'm q" Whoeoale IpvawRtSas ~
Washington Street, Fen graneseO sole Asenss ~ he Pa
cine esasa.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Billy Long, Of the Sacramento Mercury, is
queer customer, and something Of satrist
in the bargain. In his paper he places births
before marriages. We were under the i'm
preston that births generally .JollO@ed mar
riagcs, not preceded them. Instances have
been known, rarc ones, it is true, where a
birth has first occurred; and then again, re
markablc as it may appear, such nm event
sometimes does not occur after marriage
However, they may not strictly follow the old
established rule in Sacramento, as is delicate.
ly intimated in the Mercury.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

BIG LUNA lump Of pure gold, says the
Sonora Democrat, was recently found at Salt
Spring Valley, near the Gopher disgings. in
Calaveras county, weighing eighty Po""d'
It is 20 inches long, inches wide, aud in.
cheS thick At the thickcst end.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

An lMROOTER.-At regular meeting Of u
Dorado Lcdge. No. g., ?. and A. r., held Monday.
one WILLIAM MOORE, 60 Irishman, residing In this
county, ~ GAndsSiIne Mason and InpOStsT, and %
warn the Masonic fraternity against his mpositions.
OF this, all members 81 The Order viii take due notice
and govern them elves accordingly.
Hall Of y Dorado Ledge No. -, and A. H., PAeeF
vile, June 99d, a. L. G6SS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

The followers of New Y0Fk's faVOFite son"
confidently expect his arrival on the next
steamer. They need his services to Z" az the
traps" to defeat the Democracy at the pima
~ elections. Without his advice and assist
anee they are pOwerlssA He thoroughly
understands and win doubtless introduce the
ingenious tactics Of Tammany, and BY spuri-
Gus returns and false promises get his friends
appointed delegates to our State Convention.
He has taken his stand with Seward, and has
pledged the Black Republicans TO carry Cali.
'fOrniA against the Democratic Party. Failing
to control or influence the President, be is
determined to break up the Democratic party
in order 20 benefit Seward and his clique
The Democracy should bear this fact in mind
at our primary elections and place no reliance
in the professions or dsnials Of his follower.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Horace Smith, lawyer Of moro than oFdin-
airy ability, and who takes defeat with stO.
ical indi6ercnCO-it has occurred to him 90
often he has got used to it's mentioned
for the Office Of District Judge Of Sacramento
county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

CRY ScuOOL-On Monday evening last,
the Common Council elected Rev. Walter
Frccr Superintendent, and John Kirk, DIR. l..
S. Titus and DR.. 4. Clark Trustees Of the City
School, for the ensuing year.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
SherIM's sale.

DY virtue Of Exeeution issued out Of the CIsTk'
ID Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the nth Judi
cis Dstriet, in and for III Dorado County, yuAg-
ment rendered the 9Th day Of APRIL A. ID. los, II
favor 81 J. ". n. WcthcTwaG, T. Me('OTd And 4. O..
D"r.cy, and against II. ". Fisk, l. =. DiekI asA Geo.
wilkins, kintly, and against u. u. Yiak separately r
the Of Two ThOussnd Tive Hundred aud Thirty
Nine ri -lOO D"ar'. With interest the 81 Siu
Hundred aud seventy Five - leo Dollars ct the 81
~ per cent. per month from the Sh day Of April A. d.
Ik9, aud interest the Of One ThOasanA Five
Hundred ard EiNty Four ~ 100 the rate 81 70 p1R
cent PER annuun, together With the 81 Y1y -kia
- 100 DoaTs eosts Of suit, and areTuing eosGs, ihSVe
eted upon and viii Xp.e Public SAIf, IL Ske Csast
IIOuse in the city Of Piarerille,
On the 18th Day OF July, A. D. l0S0,
A. 10 o'eork A. ", ell the right tiie, istsTsst "a
claim Of the said H. ~. Fisk. !. g. Diehl aaA GsogRs
wilkins Of in and IN the fOoN ing deseTbsd peO1ey,
lying and being 10 Mud Spring T0N nshiP, Coanfy u II
Dorado and state Of alifoTbis, TO Wh; a eeVtaia
Quarts Mil kpOwn ss the "E@paTs Quarts Nil" asA
all the ATastrA., steam EnGns. Machinery, blaek-
smithb ToUls Also Frame nouse uSed esS kaaSdiuR
hOuse also, the 'Empire Quarts IPSA, lyiag ts0Vees
the "PoeahOntAp" and "Daua,Ie" lPaAs, With An the
mprOVsnentS. Fights and priVt~gss bsSAginV 70 The
sheriff. OGre, PlaeeFvins. Juse sstA, A. D. IpSs.
D.. BOjARDCS,
sheriff Of VI Dorado Co., Cal,
ttSi ny ". J. DrHWsEL,- Cs4sV SA<Tta.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Tx A IIuRRY.-Ilolders Of tickets on 4 e first
Frazer river steamer have been offered the
sum Of 325 in advance for them, but refuse
to SELL Is this another swindle Of the heart
less monopoly! It looks like il; and there
is no meanness the steamship company would
not resort to to increase its profits.