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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
ACK SO Ns
SATURDAY MORN. FEB. Is, 1853.
Amador County Finances.

Especial attention is called to the highly
important Report Of the Board of Supervi-
sors which we publish this week The fol-
lowing are among the statistical facts which
are given therein
Total warrants issued in 1857, $37 7,039 35.
Warrants outstanding Jan. LIST, 1858, inclu-
ding Calaveras debt, $3S, l49 63. Receipts
in treasury for county purposes, in 1857,
$50. 1913 10: amount dsbursed, $34, BAG SO;
amount in treasury, Jan lst, 1858, $40, 1872
II: actual Indebtedness of the county, ex-
elusive of amount due by road districts, s22,
367 46 amount due by road districts, 81 800
rs. Road tax collected in 1857, S9,1l7 90.
School fund in treasury Jan. lst, 1858, 81,
I'll 25
One of the tables exhibits the amount of
revenue received into the treasury for State
and County purposes as follows: 1854, S25,
o2o 76; 1855, s5O,S7O 35: 1856, $51, ,l29
90; 1857, $685. 80.
Another table shows that during two years
of the existence Of the county, the receipts
have exceeded the expcnditures--in 1854,
by $6,1l6 so, and in 1851 by $ll,632 %.
Another table shows the amount OF the
Sherif7s and the Recorders per centage for
collecting Foreign Miners License tax In
the year 1857, it was, for the Sheriff, S9,3O4
so: for the Recorder during the same time,
$997 92.
Another table exhibits the percentage OF
the Assessor and Clerk, for collecting Pol
Tax. In 1857, it was, for the Assessor,
$lSO6 90; for the Clerk, 1910 95.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
NEW THIS WEEK.
REPORT

nF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of ANA
" dor County, California, from January !, 1857,
TO January /, 1868:
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

CROWDED OUr.-One or two leading edito-
rial articles, variety of items, and portion
of our correspondence unavoidably crowded
nft
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

DIsrRIcr CoURr-MuRDER TRIALS, &c.-
The February Term commences in jackson
next Monday. The calendar will be found
in another part Of this paper. A number Of
the civil suits are for heavy amounts, and in.
volving important issues. 1t will be seen
that there are eleven indictments for murder,
as follows:
Samuel Steyenton and VIM. Liversage,
two indictments against each, for killing Ho
stetter and De Haven, at Union Flat, near
Volcano.
Fousin, Chou Yee, Coon Sec Con You
and Ah Kin, for killing NJ. V. b. Griswold
at Kilhams place.
Frederick Robjent, for killing the negro
Zigaboo, in Jackson.
L. d. Miller, for killing man in the vii
laQe of Amador. This unfortunate affair
occurred some three or four years since
and we of coures refrain from alluding to the
circumstances.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

JACKSON THEArRE-Mr. Geo. S. Stevens,
the present enterprising proprietor of the
jackson Theatre, has completed his improve
ments upon the same; and it may be conf
IDENTIFY stated that outside Of three or four,
at most, of the principal cities in California,
there cannot be found anything to compare,
much less to equal, this beautiful and by no
means very small "Temple of Thespis." We
are too much crowded to give complete
description of the improvements. Suffice it
to say that the building has been thoroughly
renovated, and newly painted inside and out;
that the aisles and stairway have been laid
with rugging, SO as to prevent any annoy
ance from persons moving about; that the
entire ceiling has been thickly sized, which
will greatly improve the sound of music; that
the seats have been improved upon, and the
entire inside arrangements newly and beaut
fully painted and adorned. A very hand
some wreath of flowers has been painted
around the circle, and the centre of the cell
ing, or dome is ornamented with very fine
and well executed design. On the proceni
ums are beautiful statues representing the
drama, music and literature. The scenery
hes been to considerable extent newly
painted, and looks exceedingly well Ii
short, Mr.. Stevens has spared no pains oil
expense, and has succeeded in making th'
jackson Theatre an hundred per cent. ahead
Of any other in the mountains.
The painting is by Mr. G. B. Underwood
and all who visit the theatre will agree will
us that the work he has just completed
would do honor to the best scenic artists il
the country. This is saying good deal, bu
not word too much
There is a new drop curtain with an origi-
nal design; but as our citizens will probabl,
prefer to Judge of it themselves, on the opening
night, we refrain from describingit. Who i
tn omen il
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

The proceedings of the Quartz Miners
Meeting at Volcano next week.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

BRUCE HUSBAND, ESQ, of jackson, has
been appointed Deputy State Librarian by
Col. Forman, Secretary of State The Sac
ramento papers say that he has already COM
menced some important Improvements in the
Library room, whereby the books will be
better preserved, and the convenience of
those visiting the Library promoted. Bruce
will make good, and a very accommodating
Librarian. Mr. Husband has employed our
old friend w. Augustus Knapp, Esq, of
Amador, to assist him in rc-organizing the
management Of the library, and in arranging
the books
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

GEo. w. BRowNE, deservedly popular Pony
Expressman, has our thanks for many and
valuable favors. George is trump card
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

DEAD AND BuMEp-Mr. Hancock's reso-
lutions asking Congress to cedc the Mineral
Lands in California to the State were indef-
initely postponed, according to the recomcn-
dation of the committee, and upon the au-
thor's own notion Mr.. III. stated that he
was satisfied the resolutions could not pass,
and he did not desire that the time Of the
House should be unnecessarily occupied in
debating them, which was certainly very
proper move on his part. We trust that our
neighbors, supplying the mines with the pro-
dncts of the lower valleys, will be quiet and
contented for a while at least, and lose no
more sleep thinking how they will manage to
tax mining claims. Gentlemen of the As
sembly, upon the mining question at least
(unless the present sentiment of that body
should be radically changed you will on re
turn to your constituents receive the proud
greeting of "wel done good and faithful
servants"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

FoaEsr HoME.-They are digging new
branch of the Michigan Bar ditch to Forest
Home and vicinity, SO as to bring the water
twenty-five feet higher than at present This
will enable the owners of hydraulic claims to
work them to much better advantage, and
also afford an opportunity to open new
claims that are known to be rich. The mi
ners are doing well at this time-many claims
paying from eight to ten dollars per day to
the hand. Forest Home bids fair to become
quite an important locality.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
$695l 81
$5234 Ge
Amt on hand Jan. l, 1858, .sl7l7 o.

The Board of Supervisors having freouo0,,.
been asked how and when the county pot n doh;
and why such heavy taxes have endeayored IN ~,
annexed tables to answer the above iponira. '1e ny
per showing of the different officers books ans az
trust the same will prove satisfactory to tbe tav
payers generally. WA
+. MCBRIDE,
+. G. HOARD
I. II. L0EHR,
80 Board of supervisors
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
RECEIPTS

Into the Treasury for county purposes for the year
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
AMOUNT OF WARRANTS

Total warrants issued, s37 ,o39 IS
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

MINING AT PINE GRovE.-There are first
rate diggings in the neighborhood of this
place, and plenty Of water supplied from the
Amador Canal, (late Jackson Ditch.)
The claim of G. c. Nelson & Co. contin-
ues to ''give out" Last week, with four
men, they made $3.50, and are sure of as
good thing for six weeks to come.
Al Squirrel Ravine, about mile from
Pine Grove Hedinger & Kilsinger struck
new diggings that are paying good wages.
Shakes a. Co. are at work in -Four Hun
dred Yard Ravine, about three-qnarters of a
mile from Pine Grove. They wheelbarrow"
or Emerald buggy" their dirt about 400
yards, and make six or seven dollars day to
the hand. Mr. Stakes says the reason they
don't employ a John-Donkey, is because that
animal snores SD loud that they can't sleep
well % nights.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
TABLE

jackson, Feb. 6, 1858.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
TABLE

Showing the yearly Receipts and Expendi lures .
Amador County, (for county purposes) since i
organization TO January |, 1858;
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
Amount in the Treasury Jan. /, '5s, sl5,7s2 L
IN FUNDS, TO-WIT:
INDEBTEDNESS OF THE COUNTY
JAN. /. 1858.

Actual Indebtedness of the county,
January /, 1858, exclusive of the
amount due by road districts, ...... 22,367 4
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-05
REGLSTER,S- NOTICE.

ALL persons interested. hereby notified that the
following AIMED accountants, have filed their account
in the Registers office of Bedford County, and that
the same Will be presented TO the Orphans Court m
and for said county, Tuesday the 18th day OF No
yember next al The Court House in Bedford.
The account Of S l.. Russell, Executor Of the last
Will &c, of Mary Ann Davidson, la'e of Bedford
township, decd, who was administrator OF Marga-
Jet Davidson late of SAID township, decd.
The account of Anthony Smith. Executor of the
last y OF Hannah Haney, late OF Cumberland Valley
Township, deceased.
The account of Philip Evans, Guardnia OF Harris
sou Evans OF Monroe Township.
Tie accounts of Jacob Kifer and David Boyer
Executors of the last will and of Christian Vine
brenner, late of Middle Woodberry Township, de-
ceased.
The account of Simon Karn and Jeremiah Wierhf
Executors and the last will aud of Charles WEIGHT,
late of West Providence Township deceased.
Registers Office, | SAMU I'll II. i A / r.,
Bedford Oct, 18th 1858 Register