The Placer herald., 1860-11-24
LIST OF RlYES.

lSr PRIzE. BHIG GA' OLD OHCH4RD.-
This property consists OF lG5 acres o uba River
Bottom Land. in Orchard, together with the
House known rs briggs Hotel and the Barns
and Sheds attached thereto. The Orchard num-
bers 80 900 Trees. all OF the choicest varieties.
and is the largest O:chard in the orld. and prob
ably the most productive property in the State,
The Fruit from this Orchard brought in 1858.
$4,000; in 1859. Sl00 000; in 1860 about SlZ5.-
600. Naluco ut... ........-... .SGlU, UUC.
2ND PRIZE. SACRAMENTO RiFER Of
CH4RD. Containing l60 acres a 900 Fruit
Trees in variety; painted in 'lS57-'5S. most of
which Will he i'll good condition for bearing Fruit
the coming year Valued at. 80. S1GO, 600.
Bird PRIZE. OR0VILLE ORCHHRD. Con
tanning zoe acres $4,000 Fru Trees in variety
Valued Observation-Disclosures. at. ... 500, OOO.
4rH PRIZE. PlXTOA ORCHARD. Near
Marysylle 10 acres OF Land IL 900 Fruit Trees
House and Barn. Valued at. b19, 600.
5rI PRzG. H4U.N ORCHARD Nea1 Ma
rysviIle G5 acres. 500p Fra Trees; 10000 Grape
GTH PRIZE. COLE ORCRIRD Nenr Ma
rysville--4l acres; 7G0o Fruit Trees. Valued
at ................. .............. &42, COO.
7TH PRIZE. PIN EY.4RN ON the old Ranch , /
miles from Malysylle, 10 acres. 5000 Vines
Valued at. Observation-Disclosures. Se.Oo0
8rn PRIZE. GRAM EYELD-Part of old
Ranch; 250 acres. Valued at ......... $4,000
9TH PRIZE. GRIM F1ELD-Part of old
Ranch; $50 acres. Valued at >. ...... 81 600
10Th PrlzE. SACRAMENTO RITER
R.4-A CH-25O acres. (Neadow). Val. at. $1,000
llrH pRlzE. P.4XTO.N R.9.NCH-- (Meadowl
SO acres, Valued ut ,...............S $1,000
18TH PRIzs. FEaIHER RIVER R.qNCH
(Meadow) ice acres Valued at...... $1,000.
400 Cash Gifts Of $500 each, from Nos. II
TOTAL. ...... .......... S6l5, 600.
Comprising. altogether. 1901 acres OF Land
| l0l 00o Fruit Trees 2s00O Grape Vines, and
So 900 in Cash.
The lands upon which these Orchards are plant
cd are all bottom lands. aud good can be
found in the State. Apples, Peaches, Apricots
NectarineS. Pears. Plums. Figs, Ounce. Black
Walnut Almond. &c Ne. will bc found in these
Orchards in great variety and of the choicest
kinds. The character Of the fruit is we'll known
throughout the Northern and central portions
OF the State. All of the vines aud nearly all OF
the Fruit Trees will be Of age to bear good crop
the coming year, We append the following GER
tifcate for the benefit Of persons not well ac'
quanted with the value Of property.
We. the undersigned hereby certify that We
are acquainted with most Of the above described
property, and that we do not believe its value. ac
above stated, is over estimated.
-. ~ fhii. N"' PP. i'ui tii ~ ~, -
W. X. Hudson " Hon $. NJ. Bliss, Marys't
J. A. Paxton, q d. W. c. Rice.
S. p. Wells, - }. c. Packard.
Rev. L. b. Walsworh " J. b. Humphrey, 8
b. =. Avery, Ed. Appeal. j. f. l. nthicum, Ed. EX
Chas. Covillaud. " J. r. Ridge, Ed. Den.
Rev. o. c. Wheeler, Cor Gen. J. A. Sutter,
Sec. Cal. State Ag. a. +. Smith. Sacramento
Society. Sacramento Sidney smith
j. B. Hill Co., S. +. l.. j. Sanford. $ L.
, The Distribution of the Gifts will be under Tho
direction of Committee of Gentlemen choser
by the audience on the evening of the Concert.
GEORGE G.. BRIGG s. PROPRIETOR
Marysville
+, J. CUMMINGS Agent,
American Hotel, Auburn
November 17th. $780, I'm