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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

SASpVSA ~
The above ahoWS that expesdsA ed ~.
bursed that sum. oeIlsCtsd lrOm olsI 800 sGsAock
cold. The deneit hss been more thaa maAu
good einCs The tOrua0pG Investigates. YOaI
late SacretaFyS" SepOEt Indicates that yOug
liDs has been bUlt GOss "By sxPs1AiGares on
line. a. pee vouchers, ee,OOl 81" r. p. SAaG.
nsT, who is good authority, says Il takes SS0
pounds OF No. 10 wire 70 the mile. Your line
10 l6S miles 10 loNgtA--An Of the material I
bought from the funds collected a. abOve-tha
average cost per pound, preparing for uss.
transportation, etc, b fifteen cCnts--in round
numbers, &5,695.
But, E'r fear may be asking too much,
NGssrs. Editors, will not 60 into details, how.
ever interesting they might be to the public,
as those interested will soon have full pArticn-
lars. might have answered this cOmmuui-
cation Of your "ats Secretary" BY asking q
quesliOn-and l nOw proceed to prove that
yOsE "lAte Secretary" did not get turned out
any too som.
n. n. Blstncr became your Secretary q the
annual election for officers, September, 1859,
(see report, and was reelected ct the last ~.
naal meeting. September. 1850. Tue eAruiags
Of your line for eleveS months, during the I'd.
ministrAtiOn Of said ElstneV, (aDd, Ia che Ian.
guage Of HE hate eloquent advocate, ~had tAe
entire management and control Of the AFFAIRS
Of tho COMPANY during my absence, !" etc. aE.
Ter paying other lines, was The snoFIDOus cam
Of eSl.0oS %; and not 90 entry or statement
eOald be found on The books Of The O0npAny,
ct the end Of the eleventh month, Of what had
become Of This sum, and Know Of nO satisiAO.
tory account having as yet been made Of where
II went 10. These figures obtained from Op-
orators reports, which ordered 70 be imme.
diatoly made and cent b ~, e eO0n- as re-
turaOd. WOald 4 nsG interest yea 10 k4sw Il
year late Secretary" what has tAis
eDOrneus ssml YOa 80, BY ssGssanep - .Ais
TsporA That be has drawn Of yoas@sass eco
To- ssEyisss dasiAg that tina TAis e1aia 81
eeoe GOR sssviess vas bsoaght hsssss AhSB Bard
= tsw weeks sin0s, and, ASho eOald ah@W 18th.
Ing thaA b 80 doe y sati1ls AlM,toRey, ~
claiA was rsisSasd. y ~ SSalswiae As1Axs
Of The noaFA vsals1 sNalAsl ~ lE.lA.- DisAsN.
IA. pagwAas A. Has peaOsl E4siZI 0ass qRA
LswA. y EzssiA, - aAs1unsAeS @aazsAAs
q jsAUlaa bs1wsss Il - GnA wssAG Z aAsaAl
~. IAOa'a really kusw Gho 0ssul taSuA abAsAs
eel, buA lstaa suGAss tAasySus s'asaS0ssSsaEsv,'
ana ~ Ne sWA dsuA aaA dEsRSAs osoaASs@
~ TFsasarss. saa ssbluuAiAaat RabAsAs& \
In bic account OesEPsadItnSssr sts. Ras.AeI
comment sasns tO.be unnecessary.
In cOUsluding this article, I.wOuId: eallsy Our
attention to the charge against me Of Sl0,5uU
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

TEE NATURE OF THE NOIsE.-Thc Ne
vada zFaaseript says that the national
noise We sometimes hear is not from the
tumbling down Of part of tho structure
BY reason Of age, but it is from the effort
Of the nation to throw of the shoes and
jacket q babyhOOd, which have become
too tight The transcripts comparison
is not appropriate to tho present ripping
noise, for 1t comes from circumstances
which might 30 supposed to surround a
boy who was angvily tearing his shirt,
not because the garment was too small,
but because he was too big to keep his
shirt on, under heap Of insults.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

The ISAUGURATIoN.-The Boston C0U.
rier asks: II Kentucky goes out Of the
Union before the fourth Of March, how
can Lincoln, being native Of Kentucky,
be inauguratcd under the Constitution,
which says that no one but q nstive-bOrn
citizen Of the United States may be Pre-
sident!" The Nevada Transcript m.
swers all the foolish questions concerning
the Inauguration Of President Lincoln
thus:
"lf A. Lincoln 10 alive on the Ath If March,
there is M earthly power that Gun prevent his
inauguration. They are only crazy men who
talk Of preventing Inauguration"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

PICKENs' PRESENTATION or VICTUALs.-
It is reported that the Governor Of South
Carolina, Mr.. Pickens. sent some provis.
ions to Major Anderson, in Fort Sumpter.
The victuals were not accepted. II Il
remarkable that the papers don't report
that the Major herOically sent back word
that he would see the Governor hanged
before he would take anything from South
Carolina, and that the Governor rebel
liously replied: "l'll see yOu-starved
firStI"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

II he sectional party succeeds. IL leads inevi.
tably TO the destruction OF this beautiful fabric,
reared By our fVFeGAtheEs, eementcd by their
blood, and begueathed 10 M ~ priceless in
heritance.-N Willard FILLMORE.
THE sectional party" has succeeded,
and the prediction Of Mr.. Fillmore seems
about 70 be verified. "The destruction
Of this beautiful fabric" the Black Repub-
licans are determined upon. The mouth
piece Of their representative and leader
deHantly declares that Lincoln has no
compromise to propose, repudiatcs all con-
cessions; that he " stands squarely upon
The Chicago Platform, and that he is de-
termined to carry into effect the doctrines
Of the Republican party even at the cost
Of the UniOn. The leader of sectional
faction, he has no respect for, no sympa-
thy with national men.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

"QUICK ENoCoH I CoxE-Too LATE
SrARTED. An Irishman in Sacramento
ran long distance down X street for the
purpose Of getting on board the San Fran
cisco boat. As he arrived at the landing
the steamboat was leaving, and his chance
for that trip was destroyed. A boatman
who had observed the huTrying man cried
out, "Ah ole feIier, 70 didn't come quick
enough, did yer" "Arrah," answered
the disappointed, it was quick enough
como bat too lAte started!"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

TIEREs tue ScARE-Persons in San
Francisco and Sacramento are asserting
that there are those who will endeavor to
prevent the Republicans from taking pos.
session Of tho Federal Offices, especially
the work shops at Benicia. We guess
that the oOly difficulty will Be experienced
by the Republican appOintees in giving
security SOr the proper performance Of
Oaicial duty. All the scare Is in that cor
ner Of the fence.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
sHERIFFs6 sAI.E


10y VIRTUE Of an execution Issued ouk Of the
- Justices once VI the Hon. ThoS, J. 0rgon, Jus
dee 81 tho peace In aud for Mud SpEingS Township,
q Dorado county, on judgment rendered on the
3sM day Of January, A. D. 1861, In favor Of 8. s.
AUkkHkH, and against JAS. DORLAND, for the
sum q TIVE hundred dollars with interest thereof ct
the rate 81 ~ per cent per month from the 2Sth day
OF January, A. D. 1901, together With the sum OF
seven 100 dslaFS. costs Of suit and aeerung costs
hare levied upon and will expose TO public SALE ct
Tie Court HoHss door, In the city Of Pisoervills,
On the 9Sd day Of February. A. d. 1884,
~ 10 oelock. NJ all the right title, interest and
slaims Of the sAd Jas DoFland, Of Ia and 10 the fol-
lowing described property. lying and being In Dta-
m0ud Springs Township, 3 Dorado county, and
State ofOaAfcEala, toIwk; xhAt certain QuSFtNMil
sitaaAsd about one half mile above the Spencer
Ho9as end on Gear Greek, IN Peasant Valley, and
knSWn - Ne e Peasant Valley Quarts Mn !" Alsc
- sasal saslae, boiler, battery. Pamps. netting,
SsnanoS6 thereto belonging.
W.. hunWKI4, she9IG
By g. W. C1nnaMWua Under Sheriff.
ASrl9A O0ee, Rla0sFvlls, Jan u 1851. teb2ts
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

End OF STEAMSHIP SPEcULAroR.-Jo'
scph L. White, leading steamship line
Spectator, Of New York, went to Nicara-
qua for the purpose Of purchasing exclu.
sive rights to the product Of india rubber
trees. Jonathan Gavitt, formerly Of San
Francisco. met White, and, as Gavitt says,
accidentally shot him in the leg; tho limb
was amputated, White died, and Gavitt
ia in nrison.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

GUILT FnAA-N isrumOred, @ys the
Stockton ATvuss that We have treason IN
our State, 70 an extent Of oHe-sixth Of the
population. We toNdsF Il al the dispIAy
Of ultra UpiOn patEialisA wAtcA i now
maaiessAsa h. CallGasaIAl b aet astnaNua
BY guilty f@s iassead u innocent IOvo u
tn UninN. 1llH-.A -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

TRs editor q The Red Blunr BsssoA saW
~ In Sacramento. and said inhls paper
that No were '+cadayerous locking. and
choteric." Took Us for . mad ghost ",
suppose. How some peoples eyes do rn1
on the horrible!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

A PREACHING FELLOW, passing Is 1.-THE
Rev. Mr.. Ur~y," delivered temperance
lecture in DOwnievils, In which he said
that President BuChanAn was "a feeble
old wretch, whose isahssilfty was caused
BY cOpiOus draUsAtS Of Old rye whisky"
Urmy must imbibe his spirit from the
"'strOng Union papers,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

To TIE SENATOR FROM NAPA.-We have
received fifteen or twenty pamphlet copies
Of Senator Edgerton's speech on the state
Of the Union, delivered in the Legislature
Of California. II Mfr. Edgerton should
entirely exhaust his pile of these pamphlets
and become extremely DESTROYS Of obtain
ing some which have all the freshness Of
their newness about them, be may make
confident application to uA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

THANKS to MesSFS. Harvey, Crittendcn
Denver, Dickinson, Park, Chase, Merritt
Phelps and Thomas Of the Senate, and
Messrs Hunter, CONFESS. Coleman, Hen
dersOn, Foster, Harris. Gordon. Bachtel,
Campbell and Banks Of the Assembly, foU
Legislative documents.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

SAYS THE GENTLEMAN FROM JAMAICA
The Columbia TImes thanks Heaven thai
Mr.. Crittenden, Of Fl Dorado, Is the only
CarOlinian in she State Senate Of CailIor.
nia. We believe that the only Jamaics
dark skin in the editorial procession o.
CAliGCrniA may Be lound Ia COlumbia.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

TIE MANAGERS Of the San Francisco
House Of Refuge for boys, offer to keep
all the vagrant boys who would DO liable
to be sent to the State Reform School, fOs
tho sum Of one thousand dollars per
month. Twelve thousand dollars worth
Of bad boys per year would seem extrav.
agAnt, but it would be less 90 than the
institution could be which speculative
philanthrOpists would build up at the ex-
Pense Of the Stats, to Be kept e . " Stats
Reform School,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

y n d.
On the ieth - November last, ct the reshienee Of
Soeh year a his 0Hs.
mr.. 9. IVES o. CD and proGlnent resident Of this
cOanty. . nan 81 sSsrU and lib~r.lmy. and his
death vin - dospay regretted BY eli Who knew him
Near Yougea, u Dorado county. on the 9sth day
Of January, W. 3. Ger, aged ~ ycara late Of Penn.
ylvanls. trittshurg and WeSl@OrslAnd COaniy pa
psu please copy.l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

A SwoRD-HIsn stabbed he steamer Gel
den A0s, recently, N her bottom, inGiCt-
ing wound through copper, plank and
ceiling, to the depth Of twelve inches and
leaving his weapon there.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURr-TEBRuARY TERM.

DISTkICT COCRT-EEBRCARN TERM.
HON. .. '. MYRBS........ .JuDuE
MoNDAT, Feb. II, 1861.
VIM. d. 0thIck Va. lie CredItors-Pelition sub
mltted and Pm. discharged from his debts,
The People W PancleO-AaurAer. Trial VET for
Wednesday next.
Ernstien Brothers W. HernberK et al-Cause con.
tnued until neat regular term.
SteinbeTt Brothers W. llernberg ct aI-SAme a
above.
.. L. Jacobs Co. Va HevnNers q al--sAme a
above.
wulIAn Booth Co. vs.. HernberE ct al-sams a.
above.
Newton Booth vs.. Kirk Z Harris-0Ane - above.
Catharne Willson ". James wlllSon-DiVOrce-
N. X. SheateT appointed referee 20 take testimony
L. n. Blake Vs. J. D. DiAke-DiVOFco-OAnao dls.
mlased ct Plaintiffs cost.
y. LOsky W. u. uaTris-Cause dismissed ct Plain.
tins cost. -,..-
wIsheart KseGer Va. a Dorado CO.-sAms a.
above.
Truman WIIeox ". DavA Auea-JuAEu,evt Sof
PlalntlA Of e59S N and costs Of suit.
heese Tebbes Ad@inlStFAtOT ~. Robert BeA-Mo>
tion o. Plalnil9s ooanSel 70 withdraw DamnFrOr 70
complaint and leave 70 Gle IN answer was granted
Osesa0 Ken kls W. Robert Uline q Al-Temro-
IaEy iHtSnct!ea granted and PIaintlR sllOvoA V
Theaaas CassyIs ". Timsshy 0raos-Demurer
salaAned, Defendant granted IsaVe 70 amend answer
=. seveno PeovIch W. A. SImOnton--ast Sor trial On
Friday nS1t. - '~-
- W
tnned 1ntll next regular term.
h hotdTidge w. John BiFk et al-NOllnn Of t1Kin.
ueS eoanSal toR new Rial, tAkea nndsr Avissnleut.
OTson Brown ". ". 3. ecost-Demurer 70 CON-
ps;ns SeomHeed % ne Court and By the came taken
Joseph H. Douglass ". The Mayor and Common
Ce1ncil fth0 Otty 81 Observation-Disclosures 70 CON.
paaint s16mitted. taken under adjustment
Joha AFt.. vrSdssOk @. YaPp, VrSd. GFos were I'd.
he Feopss rs. joseph MerAne-Ar.On second
desFee-CoAtinaea until tO-@oFrov.
TrusAy, Fsb. II.
1.I Brown ". J. 4 0aSass e aI-DsszGssed q
Joseph b. Deaaiass ". M Mayor and Common
Cosncl 81 the Guy Of PiaceTvile-DunurVv 70 com.
plAint oveTruled By the Court.
john n Dorsey W WIN. yoaeo-Samo as above.
Ih0 People W, Joseph AoLAnO-EOaad RuiIty.--
Sentence deferred until Saturday next
kmellne nooek ". Richard HcOck-DivoFoe Hon.
james johnson appointed referee 70 taka teaeimonV
The People W. Fountain williams - anslanaht
q, WEDNESDAY,, Feb. Is, 1851.
People Va Fountain wllEAms-PostpOneL until
nTst day OF next regular term.
J. W. kupley W. j. j. WEIGH, ct Al-LeAVO 10
amend answer 10 complaint denied.
L. hosdTIdge W. John Blrk ct al-MOtlOn Of Plain
tn for new trial Overruled.
Orion Brown We. W. p. Scott-DemurreY 10 CON-
plalnt sustained; Plaintiff allowed sixty days TO
amend complaint
DOnaho kPenny w. II. L. Hlnds ct Al-Cause con.
tnued until next regular term.
John =. WIllken ct al W.. II. 8. Huhbard--tw J.
burWel As1gnee(-CauSe continued till next regular
term.
J. r. Clark ". Massachusetts, nat Water and
Mining Co--Continued until next regular term.
A. D. DORIAN ct q ". L. ,. Harris ct al-Contln-
ued u next term.
L. .. Harris Ct Of w. James ". Doushersy-COu.
tinueA % next regular tosm. ,'H7 ID
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

SENATOR TMORNrON.- week Harry
I. Thornton, Of Sierra, delivered speech
before The State Senate which has pro-
duced remarkable sensation. As mere
oratOrical effort this speech was never
eqnalcd in the Legislature Of this State /;
as an argumentative and pathetic review
of the rights, duties and responsibilities
of American citizens, no matter where
they may be placed, it was elaborate and
convincing; and as an expression Of indi-
vidual opinion and political sentiment it
was classical and thrilling. The OppOSi-
ton in and out of the newspapers have
given this speech great deal Of respect
full attention, and the admiriDg friends Of
the orator are enthusiastic in praise Of an
effort which was, somewhat unexpectedly,
profound, irresistible and splendid. Mr..
Thornton is q very young man, native Of
Alabama, ChivAlric friend Of tho South
ern States, but none the less proud and
loyal Californian, whose aspirations are
patriotic and manly. and whose political
ideas are purely Democratic and therefore
wisely conservative and permanently re-
liable.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

ALsttsr Express wtIileAve this city
-fNOm Tie 0@ce Of Well, Fargo & CO.-fE Carson
Valley, every MOnday, "Wednesday and Friday, on
arrival Of the Sacramento Stage through 10 81
hOuna. WELLS, FARGO co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

In this city ~ the Fesdenee Of the brides father
on TussdAy morning last, by Kew. Vim. H. Hill, Of
SAcrAuIentO, TusInA A. c. kUGEST 10 JrLITT ~. RAE
WILL, Louisville and indianapolis pspcTS ri, Ase
eOpyj
In this city. Heb. 18th, by Rev. lease Oven. Mr.
0.oseE bcaxuAn TO AIss CASA lIrruY0TOS. both Of
this city.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

THB IOWer House e Congress has ct
last been 30 liberal e 20 passs hin 70 pay
California e6OGOOO h ths ,assslsmsnt d
her dsbts due fsR The suppression Of n.
dian difficulties j... ,.nr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

Tn Charleston 0ssrisr says that each
OeThs officers q the South CarOlina vol.
unassn b Ryeyidsa With pocket con-
PssG ThiA e may b. supposed, is ia
p5at ths pasAblliJ ~ being I" lost ia
Gxuitamont.n
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

APPLICATION FoR PARDON.

STArE ~ CALiFuR>fA. Crp y - o. l. rsio-
- tn The Hc:s. '. MYERS frHri.I Ji,is.- ii,f,
JGdielAi district, AMI y W. SAEpERSJN, E.a h..
tr'ci At orney Of VI raraio CouniX:
Please take mott ~. that the undergone " u .,v
NJ l"' hNy ~ NV,h, \. y i>E'. ~ e.. .....
A1"t a. The can h. . .'pt,.i, ari.II IT, E.tt
etlicucy. John q b"wr'y, g. veg',r - u, - -, =
CnlhnruA, for the pNri"n - iltSrtEC EUWKFH
C'n'icied. Ia the District Court ~ tho llth Iuc.4l
District ia and for sail C".uis. o. the - lay 4
IS'embeF. u 1883. 81 he criTe Of 8. Au,,Al-.t.t,
aud sentenced To- inprlSonr cut, ~ "a, state Prison,
for the term Of 6Ve years CiI. MLRkDITn.
SrrV'c" BY cory AcknnNL tR~i tine ltrh dsv ~
hfuafy, 1851. AfkkS. Judge lila uiIT,ct.
;. ", SANDEESlN. . Nt.e' Nay
fh'6-tW VI noFad. AMY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

sewara Startling ths Republican,.
Senator Douglas has staggered the
Douglas Democrats" and Senator Sew.
ard has startled the Republicsns-cach
With . speech on the state Of tie nation.
These speeches are Of the spht.up- party
sort The consequence will be an i'm.
mcnse gathering upon the sound Demo
cratic platform Of equal rights, equal laws
and equal justice to all Of the States, and
q vast. if not an annihiIating, Withdrawal
from the Republican basiawhich elevated
Lincoln. William H. Seward is the most
capable and the most patriotic Of the lead
ers Of the opposition to the Democratic
statesmen and partisan& If he, instead
Of Lincoln, had been elected to the Presi.
dency, the secession agitation would have
appeared in IN inferior degree, or not ct
all. Since the commencement Of the &C.
cCsSion agitation he has been calm and
slow, but on the 18th Of January, before
the United States Senate and great audi
ence of the people, be delivered enc Of
those noble speeches which are set not
for the applause Of the hearcr but for the
manly consideration Of the whole commu-
nifty who read and think and are iRAu-
enced by calmly expressed sentiments
and sincere 0dNOnitiOnG Mr.. Seward
addressed the subjeetto the country rather
than to the Senate; he spoke not In be-
half Of the Republican party but in behalf
Of the American Union Of States, ~ it
was in peace and equality, aud Is it shOuId
ever remain; the Constitutional remedy
for tho dissatisfaction resulting from
the election Of Lincoln, was not in war,
not lin coercion, not in disuniOn, but it
was in renewed debate and ultimate re-
hearing in subsequent Presidential cleo
ton the Union was important TO the Re-
publican party, but it was equally impor'
tant to the whole people in view Of the
disaliection Of the Southern section, he
was prepared to meet prejudice with con-
Citation, exaction with concession-the
Union should not be dissolved by the
prevalence Of party principles over the
justice due to any sovereign part Of tho
country. This government, said Mr..
Seward, exists only by the consent Of the
governed; perfect as it is, it ought to be
expected that II will, at least as often as
once in a century, require some modifica-
ton to adapt it to the changes Of society
and alterations Of empire.
1t is plain enough, Mr.. Seward is con-
WINGED of the fallacy that the Republican
doctrines are fit for the maintenance Of a
truly national party and inasInuch as he
is selected for the Office Of Secretary Of
State, it is probable that Lincoln and him
self are agreed that the first Republican
party President will be and should be the
last general result Of sectional expert
ments.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
coNsrARIEssA1E

IDV WRITE ~ an FS--n,icn is..i-d WI, ~ ~
/ } Justice. Court ~ GeoE g-i"un T"wnSt.p tv "
L. Thomas, Jusiice AZ the Peace. aid Ia ne directed,
o. n judgment rni' fCl Ia SAIL justices C,aut 81,
~" IAN day "JAhUAiy. A. II l>6i ,hyW l. Thou,,
Jusucc u the Peace. against N,>..h Oacus. ard ~,
favor ~ JarUhs. f"T So siui - s.Ncnt.,t .I.l
dollars 'lrb together with ~ Is o dollar. 'as,. -
sui. AHi sccTuibx costs, lev 81 Gpou and Lc .
on the Ah day ~ PctTu1ry. 4. Il INfi. ADV ~ ek.
Iose at Iabi'c SHIs on the Vrcuc-, IN III, Town II
GeorvvioWn, County of u p"tAi, al STATE " CAL
if"rn'a NJ the hour 81 10 o''i"cA, 4. NJ.
On the eth day Ct March. A. d. 1891,
Al the right. title and 1tt--v,t ~ enc saiI y ~
u"ens. o. IN aud I" the 'nIloN ne described ~, pc
eTty. To VT: A iA-sshrh ,hop sui ~ gr,rind ot
Wieh u stAnhs. situate ia the 'nUn ~ Gi-crzct"sr
t"uLtJ aid state A'oT' - u. and I-un,I-i al tn.
north hy the dwelling house and lot Il aid oucns--
IN the west ~ Church Nt-~rt--cn The south hy VI A..
die sireet-"n the rAst by Nati.n LAn--Ard srou u
as Nelson Owens backsnnth shop. 9Th all tn n,,.
PurtehAnce, IhrTcuu,o belonging
n btCK, Constable.
G.orEe'nWr Feb, ~. ISil. hh'c,t
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

me tomm0N C0eActty he cay n /TGceTriu, d.
OrdIiH: "o
l. That II shall he the duty II the owner. o,,.,.
fronting on Washington StTect, in said a., rs
grade Sad street To the extent Of the (ront ~ ~
lots said street, SsVrTaly, to the center ~ ~
STREET ~ as to make the same conveniently pa,.s.
bile fnr ell usual purposes. T'~-
II shAll be the duty II tho Marshal, wi,biro,.
month from the passage Of this Orhinarrr. a. ,n'
fy the owners Of lots AGOTcSaId, sevrrully' To-.
and grade the same, as provided in the 6r,, w.,
ton and, upon the neglect Of eurh ow nrr mr. o.,
eTs Of such lots 20 open repair said atTs., u
pursuance Of this Ordnance, hr the snHcr ~ =, "
month, 1t shall be the duty VI the Mar,hai 10 eau
owners. " vi
,. Such work 20 Ia be done by the Marshal .t.,,
he charge aud lien upOn such lOts sevrraIiy 80
Il shall be the duty OF the City ATTORNEY inu
Suit against any delinquent for such e1r;n.c '"S
I. THIS Ordinance shall take rt'rct from its mas.
age. Approved, February 18th, 1861 r~'''
THOs. II WADE, Mayor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co

-HEern THE STEAMSHIP
ZMIhN G. O IL Il J.. =.
win leave Poisson street Wharf, on
THURSDAY. =. FEBRUARY Il, 1861,
At o'clock, \. NJ, panetuAIiy,
FO r PA N A MA.
Passengers Will be conveyed frum Panama 10
ASp'EWAl by the
PANAMA. RAILROAD COMPANY,
And from A'pinval to New York by the
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co.
FORBES X BABCtNk, Agent,
febi0 Corner Sacrament and Lcidcsdorh Sts.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

~ REEN CORN, Green Peas. LobSters, Oysters
d26 On tie glHza, E1AcCrvlle.