The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

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ty commonly called "lhe ridge" We saw
much to satisfy the mos, ,,e2:ical that ages
heace when gold shall be found less plenti-
ful than now oar mogutaia SOIL, with the
aid Of the water now devoted to mining
parposes, will be able to support a dense
population. As an ex:unple of the grea;
productiyeness of the soil We might direct
attention to the grounds Of jeremiah Pol
lard, Esq, OF French Corral a garden Of,
we should say, two acres Of trees hls risen
upon what one year ago last spring was rs
barren a looking spot a almost any in the
ncigh5orhood We saw in the orchard sew
eral splended fig trees rve.ye or fourteen
feet IA height, with broad spreading tops
aud hung with i = in every stage. Those
trees were planted in the spring Of 1850.
The growth ofcve,y species OF tree in the
gtrdeu WAS most luNurant, but not 50
much so as 10 deprive the trees of fruit.
We have seen no garden the second year
from planting that Will equal il.
Morton Alger, Esq, adjoining lJr Pollarl's,
has also fine garden flied with an abund-
aGce of fruit Of many descriptions.
On The road from French Corral to Birch
vile Michael Cassin, formerly Il member Of
our State Legislature, has most produc-
tive peach orchard supplying the ridge
with large quantities Of excellent fruit.
AT Seyastopol Andrew Itrtmau ESQ,
has expended considerable sum of money
and much labor to develop the capacities Of
the soil. lie has some twenty FIVE acres
under cultivation. and has demonstrated
the value ofhill sides for raising grapes
and other kinds fruit. Pioneers, like Mr.
Hartman, who are experimenting for the
benefit of those who come after him, merit
every encouragement.
TOWNSHIP oreicEHs.-Thc fol,wing are the
names of the Jasticcs aad Coastab,cs elected in
the several townships o. JAis county;
Neruda,-Jastices, john Kendall, Il. ".
Smith. Coas,aLles, Joseph 3. Gray, Stephen
Nouard.
Grass Ta2ey.--Jus,iccs, Louis Il, Sewers, N. .
P, o'Couuc,, Coasm5cs, j, A Cunningham,
c, c, Townsend,
Ropgt c,d Rea}g,--Jusdecs, $, b, Day,u-
port A, 4, Smith, Coustables, J, Porleppine,
r. r, Powers.
Goilgcpot-Jas,lccs, Jackson Roberto, W, e, .
Holt, Constable, JOHN padciio,j W. :. Ec-
wards.
Rhonr.'t-Jostcos,W VIM, Macdonald, WAje. I
pie Andrews, Cous,ablcs, ), N, Bush, l., p,
RnN1aa.
E@st,-1@j.st VS., stanley, J, J,M,Ga;r,,
coosuo'cs, - Long, 60 aaNco,k
Muslin ha-ia.rc,t Amos Root Wv. VOL. /
brook, coastablss, l.. scaaue'a, W. \. Eost. /
man.
Lti To,I,-Just,ss. II. IrGonn, o. W.
Uv!Icnbcck. cousIy,,s, - McComh, -- Nun.
son.
ARgermicNs La.jstarcsr The returns
show that the Ges, Republican Legislature
otCo,irorai, win assemble 81, Sacramento.
on the Grs, Monday in Jaaaary next The
Assembly eai ne largely Republican, T..
is TO be- hoped they viii ignore entirely the I
cvmp,c SCI taem hy thc lla, legislature. .
and aHcm.. TO accomplish s1@elAus aal .
Within % reasonable tirr,
CocNry &arrHucAt Nom.-m the num-
Der Of the Jov preceding The election .
we gave the Republican vote Of thc County .
as footed up by precincts az s22. Itw,u /
be seen by reference TO the table in another
place that It rather exceeds that figure -
Bloomfield township ala not give tae Re- .
publican vote expected by some ,weuty-Gyc.
The other townships cNceal,l the figures
set for them.
GEN. FaaNoNr is mmsiag wonderful ac-
uyi'y into the people OF the west. His !
proclamation in another column shows that /
he IS determined mot to mjuce matters in
tic least We predict tina; those who con-
dcmncd The appointment OF Fremont Will
wish they hadn't done it.
Gro. IIrnsr.-Thc Transcript learns that
George Hurst formerly of this place, has
bcca arrested in Missouri for uacsing Sc
d.tious language. George was never bless
ed with an uncommon amount OF sense
Possibly he may learn }iulcby experience.
SILVER LoADs.--Tne san Juan Press tells OF
two heavy loads of silver that have come
through that town from the mines on the other
side of the mountains. The loads came over
the Hcrncss road and the tcamstcrs arc in &C.
sacies about th, roal. Travel bcrius to set
strongly in the direction of IIcaness Pass. aud
before long its superiority will hoacAnowledgcl
universally.
Cry. ALLEN, oui .jrere has gone to the Dis
trirt Fair at Murysvi!le. where be is promoted
othc honorable position Divine faster Should
the General come across a very fine brand we
hope he will mark me bottles and give his
brethren the cue. Mighty poor wine they sell
new.
STATE RrrURNs.-The vuto Tor Govern IT in all
he counties but SIX is Obtained. Snpforj
has thus far about 81, oOO Mcconnell 20 500, aud
Conno,s 20,oOo.
ANXlvrRsAlN tLLEpUAuuN, p fhc Eleventh
Anniversary of the admission OF California iato
the Union us a State was esl,5ra,sl by the pi-
onecrs, at San Francisco on the 9th.