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The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

MURDER WILL OUT.-Gansev, slave nc
gro aged some seventy years, is now on his
trial in Washington county Superior Court,
for the murder Of Mr. Collins, who was found
hung 70 a tree, in Washington coun;y, some
twenty-five years since. Suspicion for the time
rested on this negro and some other parties,
bat no revelations were sufficiently Developed
to cause their apprehension. Eventually, how
ever, Gaisey was overheard to make a contes-
sion in regard to the murder. and was some
two years ago apprehendcd and confined in
Jail. While there he IS reported to have had
all interview with his son Ganscy, whom he in
formed that a Nlr. Davenport was the only
person who knew anything TO convict HIM,
aud if Davenport was dead, he had nothing to
fear. Very soon after this, Gansey killed
Davenport, for which crime he expiated in
this county last spring Old Ganscy will, in
all probability, share the fate his son did
How true is it that murder will out Ed
e,lton ~ c. Erpress.
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Golden Gate Restaurant!

Corner Montgomery and Hurtoon streets, orcyfIie.
g. THIS ESTABLISHMENT, having been re-
Se15A built since The fire. and fitted u;i in the most
1fy,e1reiient manner, is again open to all ;ts old
--1>-----patrons and may may fit
to call The proprietor havE had his efforts duly APP
preeiaied while keeping the Old establishment, icrs
himself hat lbs fact alone Will induce continuance Of
patronage hy the public.
BOARD PER NEEE, s. 90
SINGLE MEALS 30
Ciezsn, Oyster az Clam sc1ps always on haaf. and
served up at short notice Meals 1t all hours.
TIE BAR-f 90 not say tAlt my Liquors cost me
ght dollars per gallon, tut viii s2yiust
zis= ,ileua a trial. StBEg
T$ppen Day and Night q
Thankful for past fasors, respectfully reliciss con
tinu.nce Of the same
sug3 JOHN DsAGiIi, Proprietor
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aey> A boy being asked to explain the word
"gregarious' said it meant lots of things put
togeiher-like tin pedlars and misfortunes in
general.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
SWAPPING WIvEs.--The Danville Transcript
saws A friend informs rs that an nccnrrencn

says: A friend informs US that an occurrence
in Patrick county came to his knowledge a
few days since, which we consider decidedly
rich. Two of the citizens of that go-a-head
State, having each about half dozen children,
concluded TO make a swap of an unheard of
character. Ono proposed to exchange tcires,
but the other thinking his wife the most Likely
woman, said he must have something to boot.
1t was finally agreed that the one should give
the other tiro aud half bushels Of potatoes.
and the swap vas made. This. we (.onbt not
is q fact to which cur friend eau furnish youcb-
ers
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BUTTE RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Once on Bird street, between Myers and
nuntoOn Sts.

Txsss-one Year Per Mail. I.........-......s5o 90
S,N r months, 40 ..........-........ 90
DeIivered by Carrier. per Month ... SO
Single Copies. ............., y
ApvsRr,skMksrs, per square OF ten lines or es-
Eacn subsequent inscr,ion,- i so
t liberal deduction be adcin favor ftho.e
who advertise BY the year
s-1' Businesscards inserted on reasonable terms.
BUTTE RECORD
BOOK and JOB Printing Office, Bird street. bstv',sir
My'rs and nuntooa, oroy;lle
The Froprietors OF the above Gamed establlshsoen.
wcu!i respectfully 10 ihe cilizebs of oso-
vile aaf the surrounding county that tAey are
now prepared 10 execute all kinds Of Plia and orBa
mental J,B PRINTING, in manner uis .zpassed by
any other establishments N GsisforEia
Having FIrE PRiSTiE.i PRESSES, Of the Iafes,
improved patterns, prepared 10 turn oui work
with the greatest possible speed, all r,es, and At
The shortest notice.
Having serasiyc assortmsri Of 5aobiag Materials
Of tfeyery latest styles. and elnpias none bus
The best Of wor<facr, eHsran'ee enie sstsiac-
tion. aud al rates which " III defy competition
Posters, Of the very largest size, Tor Theatrical Enter
tanmsnts, Concerts aaa Exhibions printed at ibis e
tabsishnleai 4. shar. notice and the lowest r,ce
We sre p-9pa-ed with en- quality ~ T. ne ana
other uasesi peculiarly adapted 20 the r::.,t,g AZ
Psog-ammes.
Bills oi Fare,
Way Bills.
Circulars,
Bah Tickets,
Visiting Cards,
Dill Head-,
Checks
Blanks.
etc.
AL4SKs-isyery description Of blanks executed on
the seariest no;ics, with un.iyan
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

nG@ won't that boa constructor bite me?"
said little boy to Snowman. "Oh, no, boy,
he never bites, he swallers his wittles whole"
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
EYE, EAR, s. SURGICAL IaIrERMAgY
Hubbard & Teed

E3HYslcIANs & SURGEONS oFFIeE-D street.
u between Second and Third streets, Narysville
y B--operattons the Bye and Ear and the -reat-
Sncnt oi their Diseases will special a.teu on
jc2lIf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EHE GOLDEN PRIZE

vUyHE G o l. D y n z 4.
III THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
ILLUSTRATEDi ILLUSTRATED Illustrated!
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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New Store, New Goods.

II ANG IL CO..-IIUNTOON STREET, TWO
IL d,o-s below the Thrarc building. oroyilie have
Just opened the best assortment pf
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Dry Goods.
Clutling,
Boots,
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

MINISTER STABBED IN THE PULPIr.-An
Amsterdam correspondent of the London Chris
tian Times writes that on Sunday morning,
August lst, just after the Rev. Mr.. Schwartz,
missionary of the Free Church of Scotland, had
escended the pulpit, a boy, sixteen years of
age, rushed up the steps aud attempted to open
the pulpit door. But not being able to do so
reached his hand over its top ard struck the
minister, who had turned towards him, in the
breast with dagger, infcting a severe wound
In AT 'mpting to ward off tn. blows which the
boy continued to make the preacher received
several cuts upon the arm. The CONSERVATION
of the audience may be imagined when they
saw their minister scend covered with blood.
The boy was ut once seized and dragged away.
Mr.. Schwartz's hurts were found not to be
mortal
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
BATTLE WITH ruEIsDrAss on MAD RIVER

BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS on MAD RIVER
We received letter from Capt. Mcssec, of the
Indian fighters, on Saturday evening. bringing
the intelligence that an engagement had taken
place. On the arrival of the company at Par
dee's ranch, they found the buildings burned,
and that most OF the stock had been driyen Off.
Ascertaining the route which the Indians had
taken, as soon as preparation could be made.
Messec started with small party in pursuit
and came upon their camp, wbout eight miles
above on Mad river The Indians were fired
upon-eight killed. several wounded and five
taken prisoners-two of which had since died
from their wounds. One man belonging to
the company was wounded by rife shot. His
name is John Harpts. from Canadian Bar,
Trinity river. the ball entered below the
collar bone, and came out near the spine. The
wound is not believed Trinity Jour.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
J. Upstone,

Corner of MONTGOMERY and o4,, Streets, oroviHe.
INHALER IN IRON, STEEL. SPRINGS. AX!Es.
e Borex GoaI biacbsiuith's Tools. Carriage Ismba-
etc ouarz Serves, Iron Shutters and Doors made 10
order iesNl
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED

The New York Weekly Golden Prize is one of
largest and best weekly papers of the day. An
Imperial Qnarto containing eight pages or forty
columns Of entertaining original matter: and Gle
gantly liu3tiated every week.
gift worth from so cents to 500 in Gold, will
lie presented to each subscriber Immediately on re
ceirt OF the slbseri pt;on money.
One copy for one year,. 50 90, and gifts
One copy for two years -. 80, and > gifts
One copy for three ycars...... 90. and gifts
One copy for five years-.-... 500, and 5 gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. S. 90, and 3 gifts
Five copies one year. ........ s co. and 3 gifts
Ten copies one year. II 0o and 10 gifts
Twenty one copies year. 80 90 and Il gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised in
the !oowing list:
packages of gold, containing $500 90 each
) ID do do -. 300 90 each
10 Do do do -. loo 90 each
TO Patent lever hunting cased waties 100 90 each
20 Geld Watches. ....... Is 90 each
30 DO do ....... ... GO 90 each
ioo 90 40 49, .--..--.- % 90 each
800 Ladies Cold Watches ....... 81 90 each
200 Silver hunting cascd watches.... 30 90 each
500 Silver Watches es.-......... $40 to . 90 each
1900 Gold guard, vest Nob chains 10 to 80 90 each
Gold Lockets. bracelets, Breaches. Ear Diops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and silver Thimhles
and a variety of other articles, worth from fifty
cents to SIS each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
mony, the subscribers name will be entered upon
cur subscription book opposite number, and the
gift ,orrcs spending with that number will he for
waraed, within one week, TO the subscriber. by
mail or express, post paid. All communications
should he addressed 10 BECkET& CO..
4S and 10 Moiat Building, $50 Broadway n Y.
- Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
Specimen copies of the Golden Prize may be seen
at this Office. lyw
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
Notice.

2 AH. VM. WILSON HAS REMOVED
~ his ofice from Biiwell % o-SyHe. opposite tIa
g. Nicholas Hotel oc-Is
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

Oculist and Aurst, DIR. }. w. Van Zandt Surgeon 10
Charity Eye aud Ear Hospital City and County Phys
clan OF San Traneioco in 1857.
Dr. Van zandt having devoted his stsdy for years to
the surgical and medical treatment of the diseases the
Eye and Ear and having had the benefit OF the large
hospitals at home, is treating with great
oss or disease of the nerves of the cataract OBJ
struction of the lens infammations, opacas injuries
from blasts, weaknesses-also deafness of long standing
and from the result Of fevers measles. &C. ringing no
IN the ear and all defects of the delicate organ Of
hearing.
Institute for the treatment of diseases of the Eye and
Ear, foot of Clay street, San Francisco. SIS
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The Greatest Discovery OF the Age,

7hR6T
Greatest blessing TO Mankind l-Inss,cent but Potent
-Dr, L ,zapkays Prophy actcum. (sslf- sinlecting
AGENT sure preventive against Gonorrbea and Syph
ililica dienses and ssed remedy for all
real, scroflpus, gangrenus, and canceous disea YES,
fptd discharges from the vagina. and urethra
n d all cuaneous eruptons and diseases. As innocua-
tion is sue preventive against smnll pox Dr. L.
Czapkays Trophy yacicum preventive agnnst syphi-
liic and gonorrhcnal diseases. Harmless in ITSELF pos
sesss The power of chemically destroying the syphc
virns. and thereby sav thousands Of debauchnes from
being infected by the loahsome cf all dsea-es Let
no young man who appreciates healh be without Dr
Czapkays Prnphylacticnm. 1t is in very convenient
packages ani,wili he found venient fr use being
used soap Price, five dolars For sale DIR. H. j.
tzipkay Private Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacra
mento street, be Montgomery, opposite Pucifc Mail
Company's Office San Francisco All letters must be
addressed 10 L. J. Czapkay, ~ D. San Frnncisc4l
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

HL4SEs--f Every description Of Blaaks executed on
the seariest ho;ies, with unsiYaE
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
Spernat0rrnma,

Certificate ~ the Undersigned Governor OF Hungary
do testify hereby that Dr. H. j. Czapkay has aerved d
ring the contest OF iIu garian liberty Chief Surgeon
in the Hungarian army, with faithful perse, eraDce-
whereof have given him this certificate ahi do recon-
him 10 this sympathy, attention and protect n f
all those who capable OF apprecialing purioc self
sacrifre and undeserved mi fortune.
KossuTH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington Cit, Jan 9th. 1852.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

Amaurusi., Cataract,
Am,luru i, Cataract,
Amairosis. tiHinraci.
Au-irrtisis. Ciitaract.
Amaurosis, Cataract,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. J. w. Van Zandt,

Medically and Surgicaliy,
Medically and urgically ,
Medically and Surgically
Medically ana Surgically,
Mcdicalls ami Surgieally
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

Injuries from BLASTING,
lniuries froIn Iiins,ing.
lhjnric, from Bias ing,
lnjfrics irou Blasting,
Injuries frum tjinstiny,
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Weakness and Inflammation,
Weakn,ss al d Inflammation,
Weakness and Il tlaInfuaiiun,
Neakness and Inflammation.
Woa.Ant IS and Ii.ilammaii, n.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
The Coming Campaign.

MCsSRS. EpIroRs: The real issue, apparent
to every Intelligent voter, in the coming cam.
paign will he between UarM e. Rrodtrirk. as
the ch,ri Ecd hn'cr ct' the njgger-w"rSh;ping.
Eh.rh H'pnb'in'm Free .roil'rs amt he o|I'
anal ends ~ crrry .Jnrtiom on the one side. and
the Democratic party and its prnciplcS-its
support of the Constitution and the ~hoi,
Enion, on the other side. This will he the
real issue, disguise. deny it as the idolatorS of
Brodcrick may, in the coming campaign; and
the Democrat who votes for Frederick men
sundcrS his ties with the Democratic party
No true Democrat can associate with, give his
support to, NOR vote for Brodcrick niSgcr.
worShipcr. The principles Of Democracy and
Of Black RcpubicaniSm are diametrically an.
tNGoniStic, and he who intlOrScs the latter
must be clasScd with the Blacks, il matters
not what he may profess. In the coming
campaign let men take heed how they vote,
for day of reckoning will surely come -
Democrats make the real iSsuc and vote I'm.
dcrStandingy. OLD CT ARD.
FL DORADO, July TO- 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17


RETRAcTIoS I'VE have done Mr.. II. A.
Moses injustice and we take it back. In the
Regisier Of Tuesday last hall-gavin d.
makes him nairely say:
"Our sentiments and character, both 40 man and
editor, have been commented upon with the freedom
Of the pri1c.ring and the language Of the prison
yard. EPithet. abuse and vUlgarity have been
hesped upon us" ~. d. AGN, for 4. a. moses.
The above blCat Of the calf VIC have few
words to say to. But once and once only, az
our files will prove, have We alluded to mr.
moses, "as man and editor )" and In the follow
ing terms:
1--WE are pleased to learn that Mr.. Moses. our
late Assembly man, an Unobtrusive and excellent
gentleman. and practical printer, will take charge
Of the Lndtr."
The above language, mr.. moses innOcently,
We have too much respect for his mAtchless
intellect to say ignOr0ntly, says is abusive
and vulgar" We, therefore, checrfully re.
tract, and say that mar. Nose IS NOT ian
unObtrusivC and excellent gentleman" with
these few remarks" We dismiss mr.. moses
forever
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Correspondence Of the Democrat.
The Monroe Doctrine.
En- DoRADO, July II, 1St

I'll DORADO, July II, QUO.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: The Cass-Irizzari treaty
is the first step taken by the American Gov
ernmcnti in support Of the monroe Doctrine. "
The President, in negotiating that treaty, has
taken an enlarged and statCsman.likc view, so
characteristic with all his public nets, Ofthe
destiny Of the American Republic; and Hsup-
ported bv the Senate as he should he, will
have established principle that will forever
put to rest all cavi, and prevent all Interference
by European Nations in the affairs OF the
American Continent.
President buchanan is a man Of enlarged
and liberal views, and as a StdtCsmdn is sec
ond to no man now living. With no ambition
for second term, his measures are dictated by
that HomaM rirtue Mdt .torgCts SELF, and
acts solely for the honor and prosperity Of his
country. Ii the representatives of the people
will carry out his recommendations, by the cX'
piration Of his term of office he viii have
placed our country far in advance Of the ma
tonS of the earth, so far MS the prosperity and
happiness of the people, and the power, wealth
and commerce of the Nation are concerned.
But pure as the motives, enlarged as the
views of the President may be relative to his
foreign policy, yet there arc men who claim
to he leaders in the party ofprogrcss, so blind
Ell by @lfxh GmbitioM--SO welded to tho
Manifest b,stiay" OF FiiIibuSteriSm, that
they will attempt to defeat this first great
move on the part OF the Administration IL
carry into permanent practical effect the true
principles of the Monroe Doctrine. Let
the Democracy everywhere sustain the Ad.
mniStraton, and Mr.. Buchanan will leave o
glorious heritage to Young America.
OLD SOUTH.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

TEE PRIMARY ELECrIoNs.-So fur as heard
from, the contest between the Democracy and
Broderickites for seats in the Democratic
County Convention, in this county, has re-
suited in the disastrous defeat of the latter
Wherever the traitors had the majority, the
regulations Of the Central Committee were
disrcgArded, and the Black Republicans went
into the meetings and voted for tho Broder-
iekitcs,-and in some instances these sable
gentry have been chosen delegates. At Cole
M, Georgetown, Smiths Flat, and a few 9TH
e. places, to prove that the ''ruling passion is
atEoAg in death, they BoLrED, held meetings
Of their own, and-in order to make it appear
abroad that the people were with them-stvIf-
Cd tAeir ballot boxes, and selected contestants
ef the seats Of the Democrats. In this city,
where there is large majority Of sound Dem
eeEafh by dint Of base lying and shameful
fascination, the Democratic delegates
s6eated. The BrOdericktcs carried the
Mon by small vote. In the Sd ward,
he regulations of the Central Committee
were disregandcd, and, Of course, the persons
chosen delegates should not be admitted to
seats in the Convention. But, notwithstand-
ing the shameful chicanery of the enemy, the
true Democracy are triumphant and We arc
satisfied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

At meeting Of the Democratic State central lem
uittrr held in Sacramento IN the l0th duy OF "SI'
ISjS the follow ing resolutions ere HdOPiedi a, -
Rrsrrd, Thatthe next Democratic state Cont
be held in the City Of SACRAMENTO on Mednesoay tns
tatun he A. follows, viz; One delegate At large ITO"
zach county, and one delegate for every W." nun
rrd Democratic votes cast ut the last general rlrc
tinn for any Democratic candidate on the state tck',
nominated by the Democratic party cNeIlSfei!, nnu
unr delegate for every frartion OF one h""u'e" oI %
votes east for such nrmOcratic candidate ?. -
RssoIref, by the Central Committee, that II u ~
commended that the Democracy in the different couh
tie meet OF 1~ Hh day II Jul! neat, Tor the
~ cl,ctinR delegates to the state Convention
The Dr,wc TacY Of the state If California are heIcb!
notified that IA state Convention will he held IN 'hr
~ sacramento "m Wednesday the ith day Of August
1875 and That the apportnn-M thstc
in as srttlcd uIpn by the State "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Correspondence Of the Democrat.
The Bargain"
(;EnliGETOMN. JMlN l

GEoEGErOwN, July IL, 1868.
EpIroEs DEMOCRAT: When your last issue
arrived here, exposing the corrupt bargain OF
the BrodS and Blacks, it caused fearful "Sha-
king of the dry bones" The timely exposure
opened the eyes of some Of our Douglas
friends, and caused even the innocent victims
of Bfodcrick pla,isihiity and deceit, to scri-
ously reflect. Your bold challenge to the
Brods to call for the proof and their discreet
silence on that point, and your promise to
produce it when called for, created sensation
and produced the happicSt results in this re.
gion. The trUC Democracy, from uncrri"g in.
dicationS, from the friendly relations existing
between the lrodS and Blacks, from their 81.
crct consultations, have long suspected that
they had formed coalition, but the difficulty
has been to get proof THAT gen hare III,
Pr""!t, is evident from their reluctance to cal
for it. 1t would have amused YOU, had YOU
been here last Saturday, as it amused n mum
her Of outsiders not deep in the brothcrIy rem
Yirdry, to have heard them accusing and de-
nnuncing each other for furnishing YOU tho
damnng proof! The Blacks accused III,
BrodS Of prcmctlitatcd trcaChcry-thc Brod,
Savagcly rctortcd on their adorable allies. ant
the tragedy Of the Kilkenny HATS cam,
near being rc.cnactcd in our quiet village Il
is t" be regretted that they did not literally
follow in the footsteps of the illuSt,inus
hats. Their loss would have benefited thi.
community.
The BrolS and Blacks arc colonixing on II.
and may probably carry this precinct, but a,
delegates chosen by such fellows will not re-
fleet the will Of the Democracy, they shout,
not he permitted t" sit nor participate in til,
proceedings Of Uemorrrtic Convention.
Yours, PAU. FRY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Notice to Contractors.

SENED PROPOSALS. III b- rec. iv.d by the BeSvd II
~ Wagon R'Ai commissioners "i " hurAAo ~ 4 Sac.
rAmrn'" .".nt' F the c'n'tu''"n VI that PortiAn 81
the rad b-tHreh station thiT.,en as e. 81 utter.
sec"n h the old road the south bank the ROvOA
F"rA ri the AnTicSn river. aud station Forty faur
%c connecting With the work already under eanIrNet
including hc Bridge the south Fork VI the Aueri
can River.
Also for the constructions 0. three short sse,.ns Of
at"u' one mile ZACH including FiJsS CulverOO FAi0a
ard Turh"u'' b"tWeen slippery Ford AID johnson cum.
init,
An proposals to be submitted on or before MsnLay. Juy
goth ISIS. at II o'clock, ~ and the contracts viii ke
mined hy the lizard Of Commissioners. Who reserve V
Themselves the Eht IT, reject such pF"puAs az NAV b.
too high. "'hrTWise Objectionable, complying viii
tn terms 1T this notice.
zach pr t"sal he accOmpanIe nv two OF u,ore
surcirs I" the amount Of Thousand dollars for Ra~N
faith In filing suitable b"Ras with the far
the execution Of hr uoSk provided ~, proposal 10
ceTt-d by the B0Ard.
The sections will he numbered, A n e aseendIn1 The
river PTol"sAs viii he received for single sections Or
the whole but each pT"s"sA Ur single sections must pAF.
HculAT! eI%c! the nun Der for which the bid " made
D'tancSS plans and specific atons In accordance With
which the road Ia To be constructed, will be fer
animation At the "r Of the Engineer DOrseys Bsck In
thr Cy 81 flarcTVlr OH aid alter the 18th 81 July
Payments made in warrants on the JolAt Wagon Read
Fund Of ~ Dorado and Sacramento counties a paT In
accor'n"ce with the Art rns-rd March sih, 1855.
Twenty-Five per cent. Of the whole amount viii ~ r.
served until the work cOmrlet-d bat estimates viii He
made every thirty days for the Of work done anH
warrants drawn proPortonate to sue h estimates.
the execution Of the HOnd.
Proposals must be endorsed thus: Proposals. fer the
eonsrue lion Of section Tor Sectionsl The Psees-
Wn Carr President II the Beard Of Wagon Road Cen.
missioner through Wells Fargo Cos ExpTeoe At Pa
eerville, II Dorado County, Cal wB CARR.
MT. HUNT,
Board Of Wagon Road Commissioner Of n DosaSo ana
sscramento counties. lktd