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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

speaking OF MT. IrOmOO calls 10 my mind,
the unfortunate difficulty in which he got shot
in the shoulder and got his thigh broker 1t
is conceded that hc was not the OggrcSsor.
The circumstances, AS learn them from reliable
authority, are briefly as follows, aud relntc
them merely to correct an erroneous impress.
sion with regard to the difficulty. Some time
ago Col. Reese 1.-THE f;tthern law Of Troub0,
contracted with man to build fence around
a piece of lahd, (520 acrrs,) for which the
man WIS 20 have onc-ha'f. The contractor was
unable TO procure the lumber, ard he went to
Col. r. and told him he would rather fence il
for the money. Col Il. then agreed to pay
him sixteen hundred dollars for the work. Il.
shortly after went to Salt Lake City and left
TromLo to act as his agent. The contractor
in 'hort time came to Trombo and informed
him he was unable to comply with his last con.
tract and requested to be paid for what he
had done. TrOmbo then, in the presence Of
witnesses, bought him of for 1916, and paid
him. After this was done he went to Mr..
WaS0n (the man who shot Trombo) and sold
him the original claim. In the meantime
WaSOn came to Trombo to learn the nature Of
the transaction. T. told him, and W. replied
that he would have nothing to do with it, and
went away, but subsequently bought the
claim. Upon the strength of this W. attempt
ed 10 take possession of the land, which L. Of
course objected to. w. had taken a load of
lumber Oh the land, and as they have no law
over here T. was compelled to 60 and warn
him off, tic had an old. defective pistol. This
is the statement got from eye.witnesses and
| have nO doubt Of it's truth. TrombO haS
been on his back now 81 days, and will not be
able to be about for n much longer time. This
is hard, when he was simply contcnding for
his own rights. WASIlOE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24
AN ACT

To provide for the crrtinn Of Board If SupPrvi-
snrs in the County Of W Dorado, and To- 'riIn"
their powers and duties, and t. provide Tor their
compensation.
III, T.. pile ot he 2"e n Gdifvbin. rgrefrt,d IN
S~mdt ami .ispo,Jig do .H"d Il, tol,"s:
Sr-rlor J. Thrrr shall br elected. al the ucXt
genera! election thereafter in III Diradn County, one
Supervisor for every Township in iac County. whr
Sha hid his Office for the Period ~ 6fir wear Tr'Tr
the date Of his election, or until his succ, ssnr Is
elected ard qualified
of the County, aud residents OF the Township in
which they shall have been elected for ut least three
months prior " such election, and they shall sub
scribe to an oath, befirc tie County Judge Of the
COUNTY that they will faithfully perform their du
ties according 10 law; that they VIII not e", during
the term for which they shall have been elected i'm
tercsted directly or indirectly, in my contract or
business nD0n which they shall have to pass or act
and that they will perform their duties TO the best
nf their ability. before they shall enter upon the
performance Of their duties.
SEC. 3. They shall receive 0s compensation in full
for all services which the, shnll perform, the sum
Of five dollars fur each days actual service and
mileage, ut the rate Of thirty cents fnr each mile &C.
tuallV traveled-the sAnefO be calculated according
the nearest Travelled road from their place Of res
idence to the county seat. but no more than three
days per diem ahall be allowed fur any one session.
any one month"; nor shall the mileage be charged
but for going to the county seat, nor shall any MEM
Der be paid except for actual travel and attendance
proriied, that when the hoard shall sit rs Board
Of EqualzaOn, they shall be allowed not more than
six days per diem. -
SEc T. The Auditor Of the County shall, upon
presentation Of the certificate If the County Clerk
audit such accounts Of the Supervisors are pro-
vided for IN this Act, and issue warrants for the
same, which warrants shall be paid by the County
Treasurer, Sll other County warrants are provided
tn be paid
SIC s. An Act 10 extend the term Of office Of the
Beard Of Supervisors Of Fl Dorado County, and I"
change the manner Oi the election, and define their
duties and powers, in certain cases. aud establish
their salaries and all Acts Inconsistent with this
Act herby repealed.
SIC. s. so much Of an Act entitled "An Act 10
create Board Of Supervisors ~ the Counties at
this Sixtr and tn define their duties and powers.
approved March twentieth, one Thousand eight hun
drrd and it, five. as il not Inconsistent with this
Act, hrrrbv rc.enacird and made applicable l."
III Dorado County.
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Correspondence of the Democrat.

OENOA1 MuTCn Nv, IoOV
MEssRs. EDIToRs: After q tedious but not
uncomfortable journey in the mountains ar
rived safe but wearicd in Carson City few
days ago. am agrceably disappointed in the
appearance Of the country and the character
Of its population. The apparent contcntmcnt
of all seems really wonderful. The man who
has nary dollar to bless himself with. is Just
as uncOncerned as the capitalist with his thOus-
ands; and strange az it may appear, partake
Of the same spirit of contentment and imagin-
airy wealth. 1t is impossible for me to really
say what the facts are as regards the mines.
know enough, however, TO say that this
country abOunds in unsurpassed wealth. 1t
is emphatically . mineral country. and the
owners Of almost any kind Of claim can get
unlimited credit at the stores.
GENOA.-This town associates itself in the
mind with antiquity. Its name indicates the
same. 1t is beautifully situated and in my
opinion, must become the great commercial
emporium Of Western Utah. tbs surrounded
by mountains, in which rich veins Of ore have
been discovered. Several leads Of copper
have been struck, of the richest kind, but such
il the excitement about silver, that copper and
gold are overlooked II these copper mines
were on Russian river, or in any Of the agri'
cultural valleys. they would cause intense ex.
citcment, but here the silver veins throw them
in the shade.
The opinion of many intelligent citizens il
that Virginia City will soon lose its prestige
and that this town and vicinity, and Walkers
River and Mono Lake will be the prominent
points for oil kinds Of business In the neigh
borhood Of Genoa, on the East, there are som,
Of the finest lands on the Pacific coast. OnC
Of the principal prOprietOrs Of this place is
generous and enterprising gentleman, much
respected by the old settlers-Mr. John r
Tr0mhO, He has erected fine grist mill aNt
No. saw mill. There arc three hotels here
the best, the one kept by Mrs. Baldwin
She tOeds her boarders on ham, eggs and chick
en-, and conducts business admirably.
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EnInAY. Mnrch lf. IL.

FRIDAY, March IL. It,.
The People VS.. John Campbell Tried bvA lur" !
verdict Of guilty. Tuesday next set for scntc e.
The Grand Jury presented M indictment against
Andrew McNeulv for assault with deadly weapon
with intent to in1ict bodily injury.
The Grand jury presented their written report
and were discharged
SArrRDAY, March II.
s. W. Sandcrson, the District Attorney, being
absent. IL Sloss Was appointed District Attorney
pro tenn. for the day.
The PrpIe vs.. Walter Johnston.-Tricd By jury,
and acquitted.
Court adjourned to Tuesday.
TrEspAY. March 20.
People VS.. John Campbpll.-.Judgment posip,ned
until TO morrow. Mt 10 o'clock. an.
People VS. Andrew McNcaly. Recognizancc for.
feited, and bench warrant ordered for defendant
People VS.. Isaac IIerrnberg perjury This cause
was taken up, John Hume and II. g. Sloss appear.
ing tor the people. and J. W. Wiuans for the de-
fendnnt Motion If defendant to quAsh the indici-
ment overrurd. und defendant plead not guilty.
Cause tried by jury, and verdict IL not guilty. This
trial was moi Terminated until o'clock, a. NJ. OF
Thursday. There were nearly hundred Witnesses
examined.
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
People VS.. Nathaniel Thompson ct Atrial post
poned until Friday next, At 10 o'clock, AN.
Attachment issued for Cbas. Wridman, default
ing witness brought into court, and fined five dol
lars aud Costs Of SUIT
People vs.. Peters and Gillespie-Nol pros en-.
tered.
THURSDAY, March -.
People vs. Andrew McNcaly. Order for forfeit.
urc OF rccnghizancc set aside, and bail fixed at tive
hundred dollars.
People vs.. John Campbell Sentenced To be cen.
fined in the county Jail one dav, and to pay IA fine
Of fifty dollars aud Cunts Of Snit
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

CAUTION.
II has TO my knowledge that parties In San Fran.
cisco have rcsOred to the base arlce Of attempting To
forge my label with slight alterations using the name
Delays" instead Of
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"
and also using the word CUMBERLAND instead Of NIO-
MOMgRhClH.
These Bogus Labels have been put Bottles 81 entirely
different shape from mine, containing the conmoncst trash
and packed in intended To initiate and branded
lar To ;hc genuine, using the Delays, instead Of
DALY'S.
Dealers in the interior well consumers are eau
TONED not to he imposed upon by this Bogus artle.
Particular attention Is called to the shape ~ my Bottle,
which ia unlike any other aud nlso tn the name
William II. Daily, New York."
blown in each Bottle.
have fear OF this any other spurious article in
ercriug with the sale ofny
Aromatic Valley Whisky,
hut cannot allow such base fraud he pracsrd upon
honest Merchants and the unsu>pectg Consumer without
noticing IT,
W. II. DAILY,
Sole Proprietor,
New York
NOTE
~ DRly'A Aromatic Valley whisky IL
for sale by most Of the respectable Liquor
Houses In California.
WIN. NEWELL & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS
G46.s SAN FRANCISCO.
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CUAS. Y. jack son i' the aHth-ttSrd ARen
Of the MorrriS DEN"RAV at 81 porado. Orders lxf
With him will he promptly atirndra -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

GENERoUs.-T Irish servant girls Of the
cities Of New York and Brooklin. during the
year 1859, sent home to their friends, brothers
and sisters the enormous sum Of one million
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars Of
their hard earned savings.
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w. r. GIBBS IL the authorized Agent Of the Dry.
NcRAI at Georgeto~n Orders for the paper, advertising
job work, LEFT with him. will b. promptly attended 10
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Mountain democrat.
Democratic County Central Cqwutttss.
&c: KEmBBX i'At'hOrIsvd' 10 receive moneys

l.; Is. FIN1t FIR, No. INK Washington street
opposite Maguires Opera HOUSE 10 the only authorised
Agent the MbuFTAF EpoCWAT the city NJ fan PrRn
All orders for the paper advertising len with
him, will be promptly attended to.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, to sn persons having
claims demands or accounts against the estate Of
TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, deceased, 10 present the same,
mlnistTator Of said Estate, at his ONCE n the town Of
Fl Dorado, Fl Dorado county, California, within ten
months from the date hereof the will be forever
barred BY Law.
CHI. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
lin And AdninistTAtoT Of said Estate.
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r. =. DORSEY 10 auihoFE'd to solicit SubscTp.
UenS and receive moneys for the MoCSrAIH DsnOcHAT.
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trBLANK DEEps ASb MORTGAGES, and Jus.
tises' BlAnhN Het sAie at this Office,
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THE COURTS.

COURT OF SESSlUNS-MAKCH TERN.
Hon. JAMES JOHEEON, Judge CHAELES J.. lhIIS and
HKNRY MAYRSBACM, ASsocia
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A PICTURE FOR THE TIMES.
IA Tx UNION IN DANGER WHEN THE SHADE OF WAsE
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And 10! on high the glorious shade
Uf Washington lights all the gloom,
And points unto these words arrsyed
In lines Of fire around his tomb
Americans! your fathers thed
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On many CORY plain
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On mountain prairie, valley, food,
By hurllng down their glorious gih,
To desecrate that bloodl
"The right shall Hive while Faction dies;
All traitors draw feeting breah
But patriots drink from Gods own eyes
Truths light, that eonquers death"
This se emento Of the Father Of his Country sholld
nsment the freside Of every family In the land
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Published by EDWARD DECHAUxl 80
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