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Madison Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated the
South margin of Lake Menoua, opposite and in full
view OF the city of Madison and sufficiently from
the public thoroughares and business localities, insure
undisurbed quiet to the invalid The grounds comprising
about 90 acres beautifully undulang, bordering the
Lake Tor more than half me covered with fine native
oaks and srubbery and the scenery in the vicinity
bracug every variety oflandscape makes this the
enchanting and lovely retrcat in the North West.
The Buildings are large elegant and comfortably furn-
ished, and capable of accommodating about 100 patients
perature in each be regulated with the greatest
facility thus rendering the establishment especially sua
bic for winter accommodation
Tie dry, clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
Wisconsin, is admirably adapted, in connection with the
course OF treatment pursued at this Institution benefit
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention.
proper and vigorous treatment and kind avail
restore to health those entrusted our charge will be
eheerfully and readily employed
rms Institution has been recently
prieor, and RENTED up IN style surpassed by any
similar establishment in this country with the determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water Cure Establishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropathc and Hgenie prine
pies, the proprietor pledges himself that pains
pence shall be spared to the health comfort of
those visiting the Cure The Medical department under
the charge of DR.. e NJ LANDS, formerly of Philadelphia,
who having had eight experience the Water Cure
system, is fully competent to take charge of the Medical
Department.
limited number of Boa riders admitted
eB Daily Lectures to Students. For further partica
lars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis
Consin. Gup49
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State of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COurf,
County of KenOsEln.
Mortgage Forecl osure.

John Riley against William Johnson and Ann johnson.
Ky virtue ofand pursuant to judgment in the above
- entltled action In said court, dated May 18TH A. d
looS shall expose for sale and sell public auction to
tne highest cash bidder, at the front door of the Court
House IN the city and county of Kenosha state of scan
SIN on the 2nd day of july A. D. 1885 at the hour of two
o'clock IN ts afternoon OF that day. the following descrb
Gu premsesor so much thereof 60 may be neees.
on sa mortgage, liens for taxes and assessments inter-
esq costs ana expenses Of said SALE to witt All that
piece parcel or lot Of land lying being in the CITY
and IN the northeast quarter section mum
per SIX 6 ntown one north Of range twenty-thres
s, alt uescIIoeo ny Iolows, to wit: Commencing
at te northeast corner OF lot Fowler thence north
rods thence west to the Chicago road thence
ouhery on te east side of said road to the northwest
corner OF said Fower lot thence east on the nortbsde az
said Fowlers lot to the place of beginning.
DATED henosha, Wisconsin, May 18th, A. u. 1885
oW99 JAMES NJ PETITE Referee
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State of WISCONSIN,. - IL enOaha Comfy
Circuit G0urt

SNam0nS-tor relief Com. not setoed
George d. Head Plaintiff, against John R. Marshall VIII
liam H. Marshall, silas Clark, Horace E. Clark Gran
dail r. Davis, and Isaac d. George, Defendants.
To the Defendants:
YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is fled in Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Conr county of KenoSha June 4h
A. D. lSS at the city of Kenoha Wisconsin, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scber at his oce in the city of Kenosha in the State of
wisconsin, within twenty days after the service of this
summons on exclusive of the day such Service and
you fail to answer the said complaint the tine
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
1or the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated June 4th, A. D. 1853 j. J. PETIT
6w52 Plaintiffs Attorrar
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EEeQal.
state Of Wisconsin ,---Circait Csura.
NenOsha County,
Isra.
mortgage Forecl0sari

Alexander H. Newbold dgcinst Ellis f. Burton Anna Bur
ton, w. n. Burton. ~ ~
virtue OF ana pursuant to judgement in the above
entitled action in said court rendered Nav 4h n
lS59, shall expose for sale sell at public anrf;on ~
TIE highest cash bidder, at tie Court House in the civ
county of kenosha on the 18th day June A. D. ISIS al
he hour Of O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav th
of as may be necessary sufficient to raise the
OIL sd Judgment liens for taxes and assessments interest
cos ana eXpences of said sale, to wit All those certain
pieces parcels or lots OF land lying and being the third
OF the city of kenosha, wisconsin, and known and de-
as ots number three four, five, six, r. A. s. 81 in
number eight Isl in Nichols and Holmes addition
consn. ~ ivy @' "'4
Dated, Kenosha, May 18th, A. D. 1855
o"fo JAMES NJ PETIT, Referee.
HE sale OF The above property postponed until Juv
= ION, a. d. 1888, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
zto JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
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In the matter OF the estate OF of William A Davis:
ON reading and filing the petition of Crandar p Davi,
OF henosha City, in Kenosha county, state of Wis
consln ana taking due proofs of the same, representing
among other things, that William A. Davis late OF Lewis
ve Clss county, Nebraska Territory the Sth day of
May A. D. 1885, died n;estate leaving goods ehattes and
estate within this county, and that ne the petitioner il
brother and creator OF said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be granted to him: 1t s or
dered that said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Court on SATURDAY, the secenteeaM day Of July A. d.
$685. at ten O'Clock A. NJ at his Office in the city of Keno
sha Audit further ordered that not thereof given
by publishing copy of this order three successive
weeks prior to said day OF hearing in the Tribune Tele
graph, weekly newspaper printed and published at Ke
nosha in said county.
Dated Kenosha, June 18Th, 1855. JON D. yILSUN,
oWZ County Judge.
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n 0 w A r D ASSOCIATION,

a.
benevolent Institution, established by special endow
ient for the relief of the sick distressed afflicted
with "Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases"
W all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gouor-
rhsea elect Syphilis the Vice of Onanisn or Self Abuse
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view fthe awful des
traction OF human life caused by Sexual diseases and the
deeeptons racsed upon the unfortunate victims such
diseases by Quacs have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Ch0dtdbte act worthy of their name give MEDIC
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter. with description their condition. age occupation
haDs OF me- NC and in ofeXtreme poverty and su
ering to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge 1t is need
less to add that the association commands the highest Med
ica skill of the age and will furnish the approved mod
treatment.
The Directors, on review of the past assured that
their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort have
CT great benefit to the afflicted especially the Young
and they have resolved to devote themselves with renewed
ST. to this very important but much dez,apsed cause.
Just Published, by the Association, Report Sperma-
torh@a or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onansm Mas
uratlon or SeAbuse, and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will sent by
MALL On sealed envelope) FREE OF CIARGE,on the re-
ceipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DIR. GEO. Il. .LH0UN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street. Phladel-
phia, Pa by Order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELI, President
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Sec'y 1y33
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ESTXsAY.

4.z,ssrrss CAME into the enclosure of the subscri-
"a Der, in the town of Brighton, the 18th day
%SxsEa55 of Nav, 1898, two STEERS-four years old,
AA--4-> them white and red the other brindle
mixed with red and white the horns both straight
out in front The Is requested prove property
pay charges, and take the away.
JOHN MYERS.
Brighton, June II, lS5S 4w2*
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X ENOsHA COUNTY CIRCuIr

IN CoURT-SHERIFF'S SALE-BY virtue of 3 writ Of
ei acl issued out OF the Circuit Court in and the
county of Kenosha and Of Wisconsin to me directed
ana delivered against the goods and chates lands and
eheets OF the southport Lodge Number Seven of indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows levied upon and shall
oer Tor sale and sell at public vendue the highest bid
def thereIor cash. at the Court House city of
osha and state aforesaid Saturday seventh day of
August D. 1905, between the hours of and three
vocA ~ le afternoon OF that day. all the right, title and
interest which the said Southport Lodge Number Seven of
independent Order Of Odd Fellows, had the eleventh
nay november A. d. lS1 or at any time since that day.
III ana TO HE following described piece parcel of land
ylhg and being in the county and aforesaid to wit
commencing at the northwest of block number
torysN iG the southeast quarter of section number
lol thence southery the line OF said block
~eyleur 24 feet, thence easterly parallel with the
north line of said block hund ed and thirty-two 1881
ieet' thence northery parallel with the west line to
10 the south line of Wisconsin street, thence
westerly on said south line place of beginning ex-
cepng and reservng alley of twelve feet in width on
The east end of said lot
Dated at the sherifr's Office June 90, 1858.
a. P. TYAIESOE,
Sheriff of Kenesha County, Wisconsin
JoN B. JHsUE Pln S Atty 6w2
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ESTES AVS.

~Sssrx, BROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber
ssy4f N xSR on Thursday May 81, 1858, two OXEN
~yS&1yNfF about or years old, brinde and the
sA---s+ other mouse color, with brass knobs the
iorns The owner is requested prove property, pay
;harges, and take them away.
C. G. STETsON.
somers, May 81, 1854. 4w5l
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THOMAS PRlCTURE.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and ScoteI. yyhisley
London Porter, Scotch de, Cigars, DC.
Brandies.--O tard, DWpuy &, Co., T. Cheroas s
Chanpa5gne, g. Adnyrauld, H. Lom6at, j. 6,
f. Martial, Rastean Chaarnyer, L. Ma, rioa.
j. J. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins-Cologae, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle
4SIinns-.JGae0jc0, 81. Cf0i2
WhislEeys-O old MonongaAela.
Wimes-Bargandy Port, Madeira, MALAGA, Por
and pure Js'ce, Sherry D. G. Gord0n, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Headsack g. Co., do. Lale-
mla@d, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane.
Clq,et al casks, CHaretTn cases, White IN casks.
White IN cases, Auscat, Muscat IN cases, Bran,
dy Cherries. Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Buffers.
AlcOhol, Pure Spirit .
- Prictures Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha Wis. dis nI6y1e
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

hOUSE IGlM KINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
BIacI<smfts will always find them well supnliei with
Iron Of all kinds Horse Shoes Nails Rasps Wrought
boi Nuts and washers Ground Wagon Boxes, &C. with
a fun assortment of
BldckSmjth's Tools,
Among WHICH may be found Bellows Anvils, Vices sedge
They will keep constantly ON hand large stock of
Cabinct Makers Tools and rz'riu,u,;u-s
that pertain to their business
Choice selections of English and American, Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Albatta Ware Of sn
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern and Chain Pumps (wit tubing well wheels Cor
dge OF all kinds and in fact everything that pertains to the
hardware business, comprising of the most extensive
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new having heen sAeco1 vi+,
greatest eare from manufacturers and importers and viii
pc sold Tor cash as low, lowe than be bought in the
Nst. NV
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others are respectfully requested call and ex
h eRS GGod and Prices hich NV uy and free
z II . III
OF all descriptions bows and OK yokes rings and SIN
pies, steel springs cuvaor teeth, Nails little cheaper
than our neighber wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws, files chsel auges bellows grind stones and
nous quantities of
f'", Sheet IRON and Copper Ware,
TINS side of shutdown! f ~ my 'i'iNei
OUR TIN 0rOr
Is up stairs where intaforc and keen constantly or
Aahd everything in the line of tin manufactures and where
we are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors cave trouchs
&c aud put them up at short notice
10 all who wish make acquaintance we woud cav
we are Always glad to see you TO trade you to get you
nVriy nla,,fu -. Y
not the cash. old IRON rags old copper NEWER brass or
ra IKE, we don't refuse to wait you reasonable length
" tine, a"''g by you as we would be done by
rs oruers will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD & CARTER.
"' sept |v' 1880. ly15
WAGONS.
GOOD article of Lrmber Wagons are tent cors+ont,
- on hand, and 70: sale at
45n April. WoOD ~ cApTFp,s
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS

AND
PAPER HANGINGS
SGMEON KING, AT his well known stand on
~ MAN street. takes pleasure in saying his
and The public generally that his stock of Books, Sta
NoheTy ana Paper Hagngs, is complete and extern
SNe th'h has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
vi the latest and most approved standards are offered
~ "0sSde or Retail of every kind and description used in
common or High Schools, prices that fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
comprising all the standard Works. both nc rh and Amer
can III various and beautiful styles of Bind ng-Prose and
Foery-lltores, Biographies, Tales, &c. Bibles Dctiona-
RES Prayer Books, and LYNN Books New Books from all
s great Publishing Houses constantly by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety, quality style of Letter Note
ana Billet Paper Foolscap, ruled and unruled
white, aud assorted coIors; Cards, of every
description; Inks Tinkstands, COLD Pens,
steel Pens, QGis &C.. DC.
PAPER IFANGiNGS.
wal! and window Papers, and Boderinc-tIe largest an 4
Best assortment ever before offered this market of ali
prices and qualities from the finest Satin TO the common
kinds at the lowest prices
The public requested TO look in and see for
ne offered for they numerous to name
hehoshI' december ~, u.s. Iy27
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FOR SALE

The following Lands which we hold by virtue OF
Tax Title in the Caunty of Kenosha,
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Nj A r Bile FAC TORY

NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAND
K for sale the following Steam Engines, to wit:
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En- Probate.--Ekenosha County Cour,.l

7. I 8IfSUN,
Sheriff of Kenesha County, Wisconsin
JoN B. JnsUN, Pits Atty 6w2
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

T.r sOCTHuaS IxDIANs.-The Los Angeles .Nfdr
,..,s the necessity for the establishment IN the rX
!ue South, Of re-ervasiOn for the various tribes
'.1indianS nov rowing about the frontier countries
y.n-udsut upon pillagc aud robbery for the means
,SSInstauing life The Indians are very numerous
"a yarIike and unless provided for, nrc likc, u
Leone very troublesome to the stock raisers aud
S.rmgry along the border. The STIR states, ul"n
od authority. that these Indians number at least
Is ,-s. We Know not why il j., we have called the
,,.utiOn OF the Superintendent 10 the matter ire.
.,"en,V, the Indians Of II Dorado county havc re-.
lived ~ little attention at his hands. He has neg
i.cted them and our citizens are heavily taxed to
Zen them from starving. some Of them have TX.
nressed their Willingness Ia ~ 10 any rcscrgainn
Eut il seems that the Superintendent is not vcry
.rxip,,s 70 prOfide for tlTU. Are they entitled To-
nrotectiOm !-Of has the instructions
n shower his favOrs upon a few particular Tribes
and localities II NOT, why does he not b.stow a
e II his attention, few presents upon The wretch
ID Indians IL our county? We know that his nrg.
let has been matter Of serious complaint aud the
Iirand Jury Of our county. at ITS late nc,siU re-
1Dectfuy called his attention a. the matter Come
Mr.. Superintendent, spare a little 81 your time and
vIpend little II your sympathy 0n the Indians Of
n D0TAdO. Their condition I1Us. he attended 10
speedily, either by the Agents here tic authori-
ties ct Washington.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

Tic Perkins claim on Whisky Creek, ~ Shasta
county, says the Hr"j'i,I" has yiclIrd over ten
d'Iin- per day to Tie ha'd Tor several months past
II al" says The quartz claim Of Mr,sis. lrng and
others near MiIdlct"an, has Lately yielded some
ric'i PROSPECTS The pr"li irfurs "f Ihrcrirn intend
eItiig It thorough lest. The quartz fever is ho
lpr.,r raging III our county. Many companies have
totally failed, and IrIn,r Of large, costly. snpc
mr. mill are J., IN. i'lI. w. avp.lllartH in alum
Gan, hrnch If II that look, li'h aud prospects
writ, J;it r'itI Sutr ,ihaceialr en'lre. i,F'laby
Hci"i in IL" machinery or iLcNloiencc in working
he t'in@ hn iilr "ilt pays i"r working. his the
most uncertain Of all ltn"g operations, Requires II
Iarg" aIionnt of capital Ia open vein and erect Il
inl, and his hc.-arri many pcr-"ns Experience,
however, docs not seem Ia deter capitalists from IN
I"-ina ia Ihln. Immense ..h.ltiu;, 81 u,ti-y have
been ~, tbdcd ni"n thcn, and .o"c If tlicl. hay.
turned out CnrrnIuIsll lich
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

II is strange that the Lccomptonitcs and Republican.
,"ld 10 iSy agree at the present time, in abusing
Dougld-.--WITHsrWe UemOcIUf
" :" ""f strange that the Brodcfickifcs and mir.
2ci-wor:lipcrs " should agree" in their opposition
I" the Democratic party. Entertaining the same
sentiments, advocating The same measures, com.
posed OF the Snitit inairfaI l,lIwing the -a,e lead
rr' lighting under the same flag, il is not strange
that they supported the same candidates, and cxult
Ih2ly announced that an Administration defeat is
IL HI'gLi','n ,ifwY"! IT, achieve " Htl~5i,ntn
r''+"a the Erdcrickitcs fused with the Black Re.
tl;hl' ans and fierrcy assh the principles ri the
Dcnncratic party aud the Democratic candidates.
Tn" Republican delegates, in their convention In
Tbs County, bad the maulincss To say, they hated
ili" Democratic party aud Judge Douglas-Invcd
and csicelncd- David g. Brudrrirk- CnTiEc their
BrodcIck allies, they were not ashamed or afraid 10
utter their sentiments. Trcachcry and dupciiv
they left To the BrodcIicktcs who, while they pI6
Tossed 10 be III" friends If Douglas, Ncrc sncnk gy
sn1Ling him in the back. Every Republican ImJcr
IN Illinois tIaducrs Douglas--cvcry kcpuL La.
per ia California they all dead now ruIrri.cl
BrndTick; and the Republican party mud The editor
81 The Marysvillc UnnrrH fought III the same ranks
against the Democratic party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23

FT,<RR DrSr.-According to a statement pub.
ll>hcd III the .lHi the amount Of gold deposited in
the Mint at San Francisco from Fraser River, reach
cd the enormous sum Of 80 0Oo; less than has been
taken out If Il number of tunnel claims in this
nrElh0rhood, less than our merchants used 10 buy
weekly some three years ago. And to get this So
o' how many thousands Of dollars have been spent,
how many lives sacrificed, how TAhch suffering en-
turcd, how many hopes blasted, how many victims
reduced from Independence to poverty, how many
families broken up, how many pleasant homes dcsn.
lated! Tocnrich few Spectators and a" sOulless
monopoly lcttcr-wrcrs were employed t0 puff
up the richness and extent If the bars on Frazer
river and their false reports induced many miners
to sacrifice good lainS in order 10 obtain the means
10 rrnch the new diCpimpS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
FINE INVESTMENT.

~ TO GAPIFALIsFN AND HOTEL
Nh KEEPERS-FOR SALE Of RENT, THE DAWSON
s1&A HOUSE PROPERTY AND FCRNITURE-ThiA
building Is Of Granite and Brick II fnnr stories hgi with
basement fronts lG0 feet Pourt street, ~ icc
street, and s6 feet the alley II embraces Hotel with
ntut N"i furnished, besides bar billiard
room, and four stores.
Tie above property cost hundred THOUSAND h"
lars, and offer it for sale at price which will enable
the purchaser to realize handsome Income OIL the in
vcrtuIent.
Term" ~ payment Onc-tird cash, and balance long
credit vt low interest
We invite parties TO examine the property and think II
offers extraordinary inducements 10 those having money
10 invest. Will bv rented sl FnF 18th October.
Apply to IAGGIN 4 TEN II. San Francisco,
I'll 2wl Or, WM. q. ENGLISH, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
Declaration of Intention.

+ NOW MI men by these presents, that I, Lydia ANN
IN Hun, wife Of Samuel W. Hun resilient ef he klsi
Of Pncerve County of II Dorado and State Of CsSsS-
mia, do hereby declare that intend 70 eafry on = NJ
own nnmc and Oh my own account the buains e. AaT.
Ing aud selling Millinery and Dry Goods, and
ring Bonnes DrcsAs and Clothing Of al Kinds and ans-
acting such other business mHy thereuutb appsseafns
and that viii be individually Responsible icr An Astss
contracted by from and after this date and ths he
amount originally now invested in said business 8 los
than I'VE thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of October. T. b.
1S59 LYDIA ANN nE9R
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County az n DoraAa.s=-Oa
this eth day OF October A. D. 1858, personally atarsA
before me, VIM a. Davis Justice Of the rsAei - -
for said county, Mrs. Lydia Ann HUI, wife OG anes ",
Iu, known " ME to he the person described q an a.
executedthe foregoing Instrument and Who aR aNanR
first been made acquainted - mo Wlth ~ "a
said nsrument, on an examnakNN eenAsalA Kk1 6NAEs
from and Without the hearing Of her sad ~ = g.
knowedged to me that she executed IL aa,e Met ~
voluntarily, for te anN purposes tharain
and without cofrCiea, restraints fear or u9S nes
the same. ttf fs n 1870 ffl1e
written. WIZ H TE4E
[octs swl ''a st'' JuSalc6 u g iTsss.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-23
Road Notice.

Il their intention to organize u Joint Stock Company OF
the construction Of Turnpike Road IN the county Of VI
Dorado Extending from the City Of Paccrvlllc 10 Dia
mond Springs In said County, and following nearly
practicable the following route, viz: Commencing at
the west end Of Main street In said city Of Placer
ville running thence down angtown Creek IN westerly
Direction about half mile thence the beSt
and most practicable route to Webber Greek at point
near the Mountain M thence crossing said Creek at
the last mentioned point the nearest and practicable
route to Diamond Springs.
The undersigned will meet At the Council In said
City Of acrrvillr Tuesday the l2h lay Of October,
A. D. Ss Mt o'clock =. NJ OF said day for the purpose
Of making preliminary organization ofsaid Company.
TIIOS u. WADE, JAMES T. WADE,
WM. MARTIN, JOHN X. DOLLISON;
JOHN QUICK, GEORGE W. GREEN,
FRANK SEELY, JOHN HUME,
JAMES n. HUME
PlacrVilc, Sept. 9th, ISIS. 90.9w