Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-08
$ q 15 900
4i2 Prizes, Tickets. s9M
LIST OF PRIZES.

1st Prize-BRIGGS' OLD ORCHApn
property consists of l65 acres of VIZ III
tom land, in orchard together wi,h I% "a Nt
known as briggs Hotel" and ii% ,bo H0O4
and sheds attached thereto. Tho wv ~. Ga'n
numbers $4,000 Trees, all of the Eircasi
rieties, and is the largest Orchars y u "
world, and probably the most nrod"ll 'u @
property in this State. The fruit from ru',H ~,
Orchard brought in 1858. SO OO0 I'M" 1T soi
100000; in 1860, about SIPS 900 Y vdH iSH
at ..................... $2lOoOo
End Prize SACRAMENTO RIVER ORCM,vN@S
containing 100 acres-24 900 Frni, Fti''ARO a
in variety planted in lS57-'5S-most nts ltss
trees will be in good condition for ho.,t h% n
fruit the coming year. Value. S1oooos
Ord Prize-OROVILLE ORCHARD--cToO''ow
ing 200 acres-lS,O0O Fruit Trees in ',aa' voras
Valued at ... .......... Soooc,
4th Prize-PAxToN ORCHARiD;-.--S~ss'.o .-~soVO 70
rysvillc-70 acres Of and-l2, aO0 F'v na
Trees, house and barn. Valued at S72ooon,
5th Prize-HAUN ORCHARD-near OVV Ws''
ville-65 acres, 5000 Fruit Trees 9Coe
Grape Vines. Valued at. .S53 Ooa
9Th Prize-COLE ORCHARD-near' W""
ville-4l acres ; 1000 Fruit Trees. ya%S
at .::::;;:..:....... ,$42 .OOO
7th Prize-VlNEYARD on old Ranch, Il n'V
from Marysville 10 acres, 5000 Vines W ",
utl db sb& Nm /
9th Prize-GRAlN FIELD-part of old P"%' iooV
250 acres. Valued at Sc O06
9th Prize-GRAIN FIELD--part of old NUC Ra"'S'
$50 acres. Valued at. $4 OOO
10th Prize-SACRAMENTO RIVER RASCWV
250 acres (meadow.) Valued at So OOo
l1th Prize-PAXTON RANCH, (mradowy
so acres. Valued at. So O00
18th Prize-FEATHER RIVER RANCHO
(mradow) l60 acres valued at. 50 O0O
400 Cash Gifts, of SIS each from Nos /, IA
Az, ..................... So .OOO
Total. .S6l5 OMI
Comprising, altogether, 1901 acres OF land i0I |
600 Fruit Trees, $4,000 Grape Vines, and s2Oo
in cash.
The lands upon which these Orchards an
planted are all bottom lands, and rs good as cr
Apricots, NeeAarines, Plums, Figs, Qninco, BIss
Walnut, Almond, etc, etc, will be found in thes
Orchards in great variety and of the choicest
kinds The character of the Fruit is well knoD
throughout the NoriherH and Central portions
the State AN of the Vines and nearly all Of the
Fruit Trees will be of age to bear good cro
the coming year.
We apprnd the following certificate for n.
benefit of persons not we'll acquainted with L.
value OF the property:
WE, the undersigned, hereby certify that ",
are acquainted with most of the above. Il scrb(
property, and that we do not believe its value az
above stated, is over estimated Jno. C. Fall
W. X. Hudson, Jno. A. Paxton, S. p. Wells, R7
f. B. WalswoRth, b. p. Avery, editor Appeq, c.
Covillaud, Hon. S. NJ. Bliss. d. w. C. Ricp, john
g. Packard, j. B, Humphrey, j. F. Linthicun.
editor EIpress, Jno. r. Ridge, editor Democrats
Marysvile /; Rev. o. C. Wheeler, Cor Sec Gala.
State Ag. Society, A. P. Smith, Sidney Smith,
Sacramento Gen. Jno A. Sutter, Hock Farm;
J. Bryant Hill Co., Knapp, Burril & Co.. J.L
Sanford, San Francisco
Es- The Distribution of the Gifts will be ui.
der the direction of a Committee of Genteml
chosen by the audience on the evening Of ttg
CONCERT. GEO. G. BRIGGS, Proprietor
Marysville, Nov. "a, 1860 Az I'm