The Placer herald., 1861-04-13
2Oz Gifts.
LIST OF GIFTS:

LIST OF GIFTS:
FIRST GIFT-Ct insists of some of the most de-
sirablc Mining Property in Placer county, is To-
Gated on Auburn Ravine, near Virginia, and is
known us the "Arade//a Mining Claim," to-
gcher with all the Tools and appurtenances, and
Sir Good Miners Cabins belonging to the same
The whole claim, of which but small portion
has been worked, is in the most complete cOndi
tion for successful and economical working of
the same. Over Twenty Thousand Dollars has
been taken out of the ground during the past
twelve months. of which amount there has been
realized the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars orer
and above all erpenses-and there is ground
enough left to pay equally as well for the next
Five Years. Valued at $4,000
SECOND GIFT--Consists of Mining Claim
located on Auburn Ravine, near Virginia, in Pla-
Ger county, and known as the "Keyst0ne Claim ~
together with all the tools and appurtcnances,
and Three Good Miners Cabins. There has
been over Fourteen Thousand Fire Hundred
Dollars taken out of this Claim in the past nine
months-of which amount there has been cleared
over and adove all expenses. the sum of Nine
Thousand Eight Hundred DoHars-and there
is ground enough left to pay equally us well for
the next Three Years. Valued at $4,000
THIRD GIFT-Conssts of the Mining Ground
known as the "Ho,card CIaim" located on Au-
burn Ravne, near Fox's Flat, in Placer county
The Claim is -Four Hundred Yards Long, running
up the Ravine, has but just been opened, and
prospects very ficn NuIueU AT SIU.UUU
FOURTH GIFT-A Saloon, containing one
splendid Marble Bed Billiard Table, the Bar and
Fixtures, and spacious Dancing Hall, 26x70
feet, attached-is doing a flourish ng business
and is known as the "Virgiaia Hail." Valued
at $4,000
FIFTH GIFT-The Hotel Stand, known as the
'Blankenship House." doing a splendid business
with fifty regular boarders, and large transient
custom. House, two stories, together with all the
fixtures, furniture, and numerous out ut-buildngs
Valued at $3.50
SIXTH GIFT-Two pair superior match Amc-
rcan Horses. young and sound, together with
No. new four horse freight wagon, and two set
Concord Harness. Valued at $2,5O0
SEVENTH GIFT-One pair of splendid Car
rage horses, six years old, beautiful travellers,
drive we'll together, are gentle and perfectly
sound-togcthcr with set Of Silver Plated Har-
ness, and beautiful Open Buggy, manufactured
in Ohio. to order of the proprietors. Valued
at $1,000
EIGHTH to the TWO HUNDRED and SEVEN,
TIL GIFT--Will compose Two Hundred Cash
Gift, of Five Dollars each $1,000
Total $52,25O
We, the undersigned. hereby certify that in
our opinion, the above Property is put at fair
valuation, and our knowledge of the character
and reputation of the proprietors, is such as to
warrant us is guaranteeing the perfect fairness
Gifts receiving the property upon presentation
of the lucky tickets.
A. J. SoULE, Virginia. g. Fl. MITcHELL. Auburn.
S. B. WYMAN, EFT MENENHALL Illino'n
DrJ A. HILL. Gold Hill. B. R. CRoCKER. Sac. City
F. B. HTGGTNs, Auburn. j. SHoFER, -"
Jos. WALKUP, "
The distribution of the Gifts will be conducted
under the direction of Gentlemen selected by the
audience, on the evening of the Entertainment.
A. McGINNIS & CO., Proprietors.
General Office, l6l street. N. &. cor. of Sixth,
up stairs, Sacramento. Address, Box 631, Post
Office.
Tickets for sale at the General Office, and by
Agents generally throughout the country. All
orders sent by Mail or Express promptly atten-
ded to.
Tickets, One Dollar.
March 23d, l86l.-3m