Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th.

APP"C"toh VI olSters OF NOtre Dame to refund
Esq. - A'"'ou'
Bond OF j. B. Gray, as Examining Pbpsicion
hled and approved. Clerk ordered 10 milf r
II. Mcdaniel, Examining Physician. and II w
Iced Resident Physician ofthe County Hosnital
OF me , appointment of DR.. j. B. Gray as Examin,
ing Physician
Ordered that H. w. Teed, be and is borohv in.
structed, to admit no patients to the County Hos.
Physicians. III 8
Bills Allowed
X. II. Mcdaniel, $3.50.
II. w. Teed, $50.
X. II. McDanes, $50.
}. b. Gray, 500.
+. Ottenheimer, $40 40.
Supervisor Lowerv $50
supervisor Whitcomb, $lS So
=, ordered that the Board be adjourned until
FRIDAY March I'd, for special purposes as follows:
vi establishing the rate of county taxes for en-
SUNG year; to receive report of N. Martin. road
overseer and to receive report of Supervisor Low.
cry and Matt Woods, committee on Long Bar
road, and the report of the committee appointed
to examine the books of the county officers.
The CARSON VALLEY MINEs.-The Terrific
rial Enterprise of the 18th says:
A new mining district called the "Flowerv
Digging" located about six miles east of Wiz.
glma CITY, has been attracting much atten-
ZION lately. Very excellent prospects of sill
YER nave been found on the Rogers and Des-
ert leads and prospecting is carried on very
vigorously. Sales have been made of claims
upon the Rogers lead. as high as twenty dol
lars per foot
At the Virginia diggings the ore seems to
be richer as they penetrate deeper. Some
ore taken out last week, it is estimated. will
assay as high as $50, 900 per ton.
Mr.. Bryant sold twenty feet ten inches in
the California claim last week, for SO 200
AT Gold Hill, few days since, S75 to the
pan was washed out of Clark, Bowers d Co.
claim. The gold there is much intermixed
with silver, kind of natural amalgum.
AT the region around the Devils Gate.
very fine prospects are found in the out.
groupings of the leads there. The Sucker
Company have stuck some remarkably rich
gold bearing quartz.
The jackson, Amador, Denver. Pi Ute and
other companies, have found very flattering
prospects. In this region quartz is more
sought after, as it is but short distance to
Carson River. Several companies propose
erecting quartz mills upon that stream early
in the season.
AT Galena Hill the excitement still contin
ues, and very rich returns are anticipated.
REMARKABLE SUPERSTITION IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.-According to the Philadelphia Ledger.
there resides in that city one Anna Meister,
who arrogates to herself to title of Daughter
of God" She has about 26 disciples, some of
whom have openly professed to believe that
she is divine. The facts were publicly brot
before one of the Philadelphia Courts. in
case in which one of the disciples of Anna
Meister was concerned. One of the Society
testified:
eve do believe she is the last witness
sent from the Almighty, and that we shall
obey her commands and live pure and lust
life God gave his commands through Moses
first, and afterward through Jesus Christ, and
he tells us TO love thy neighbor and be pure
and just, and then God shall call us for the
first fruits of his flock"
The Ledger remarks:
We believe that this Anna Meister has
been carrying on her system Of imposition for
several years in Philadelphia, and has before
this been in the papers Some of her disci-
pies believe that they will not die as long as
they remain faithful to the tenets of the So
called Society of the Daughter of God"
HONEY LAKE VALLEY.-A correspondent of
the Mountain Messenger, writing from the
above place, says
Our winter has been very severe thus far,
snow having fallen at an early period-cov-
ering the ground ever since. Elnigrant stock
has suffered much The prospect is good for
a continuation of disagreeable weather. Hay
is in good demand at $50 per ton.
LEAD MINES IN PLUMAs CoUNrY.-We have
been shown, says the Plumas Argus, a speci-
men of rock, brought by Mr.. Kelley, of this
valley, from Gennessee valley in this county,
which contains quite a quantity of lead ore