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ALL THE NEWS

will be i"nad in the columns OF The World, in .yrrv de
paltment "I "ulnau activity. POLITICAL AGRIi VI .
iURAl and COMMERCIAL, IS well As IN ilrERH
lure SEitNCE and ART
We Sn"t continue the publication Of our Tccesa.ti
Iopics and Vows, and to al New Publications. lnver
''ons, DNc0N erle' and Works OF Art the same careful
and thOrovgh sympat AID attention.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08
The County Division Question.

This matter was disposed of BY the Legisla-
ture on the 5th inst, by being indefinitely
postponed and thus, shared the fate of the
hydra-headed Alturas question of about the
same import We have been told by those
who have taken deep interest in the Chico
bantling, that if they could not get it through
the Legislature this session, they would keep
on trying until they did, and, in this manner,
use the Alturas mode of procedure and form
combinations with Ike disatfected portions of
the country until they accomplished their pur-
pose of secession. We have heretofore urged
the bad policy of making so many new coun>
ties oD trivial grounds. One main object in all
such movements nowadays, is the creation OF
new offices for aspiring seekers for the public
crib, and this object is the great active idea in
all past movements of the kind And, more
over, the policy of making so many counties is
generally to put burden upon the people,
soon TO be felt after organizing the new county.
Great inducements are held out to them that
land and public buildings will be furnished
gratis by some one who expects to reap rich
harvest from the location of the county seat at
or near his land We have seen this tried in
the location of the State Capital at various
points in the State. and We have heard that
the same arrangement was to be effected 10
the embryo Chico. The great mass of the
! 10 ta 81 of Al
will closely study their own interests, will find
that, however speciuus the reasons may appear
for division, they are eventually to be the
sufferers, by taxation. for all the varied purpo-
ses OF new county organization and mainten-
ance. The patriotic movers and planners are
soon lost sight Of and others spring up who
know nothing about previous arrangements,
and expect enlarged salaries, full prices for the
buildings and land in use by the new county,
and thus, soon run the new craft prematurely
upon the quicksands of bankruptcy. Changes
will take place from year 10 year, and the new
county will, in a short period, be surrounded
by as many, if not more, evils than was the old
one from which they were so anxious to cut
loose. Our experience has been in such cases
of temporary grievances, to bear patiently the
evils which we have, until all patience ceases
to be a virtue, than to fly to those we know
not of and learn too late the cost of the unfor.
nate change.
Butte county is not too large for the con-
veniences of the people in its territory, its
county seat is central, and as easy of access as
would be the new one contemplated by movers
in the division; the taxes are not, and will not
be hereafter, higher than those would have to
be in a new county. So we think the Legis-
lature has acted wisely, and for the good of the
people, in refusing to create new county for
portion of our peaple, and new burdens for
them to bear
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08
Coanty Treasurer.

ToNsoEiAL-h you want your HAlx Crrin :
manner that becomes you--your head SRAxrooxp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand-
rai, and stimulates the capillary organs Of the hair
or DELIGHrFrL SHAVE with the accorupsniments
of the pares' Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades. Hair
Tonics and Cosmetics; if You want clean com
Portable Bath, Warm Bath. Cold Bath 4 Shove,
Bath. : Salt Bath, Sulphur Bath. or q Perfumed
Bath, call at "FERGUSoN's 5 Hair Cutting Head
quarters Montgomery street next doortocornev
Myers street. t9stf
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

Los ANGELEs.-The Los Angeles Star saws :
The late washings of the San Fraucisquito
Canon have been useful to the miners although
forming quite a barrier to communication
Messrs. Lew. Anderson and Dave Naylor are
at work there, and have made $500 each since
the rains. One day last week while Lew was
out hunting, Dave washed cut nugget of
pure gold, weighing seventeen ounces and six
dollars.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

Ho, FoR CARIBoo Two small pack trains
assed through here on Saturday and Sunday
st, loaded for the new mining districts OF
'ariboo and Salmon River. Two of our citi-
ems, Messrs. Dowd and Stephenson, are ma
ing daily preparations for leaving, with their
rain of about sixty mules. As soon as they
earn that the route they propose to take is
lear, they will depart. Quite a number Of
miners talk of trying their luck in the new
mines, but expect to return.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08
[Marysville Express.

fatal AcCIDENT.-On Friday last, while
Thomas Lamartine was at work in the hydraul.
ic diggings on Thompson Hill, near Dutch
Flat, known as the Deep Shaft about two
barrels of dirt eayed in on him. dashing him
violently against large stone in the diggngs
breaking several ribs of the left side, which
caused his death in about an hour. Mr. L.
leaves a wife aud three children 10 mourn his
loss. He was originally from England, and
was about 10 years of age.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TREasURER.s OFFICE

OtNht-tS- AaICl atas l>b--
Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered between the 7lh ard lith Of February
lS6o, including Ne. S3i Of the 18th. Will
be paid on presentation st This ofsce, and
viii cease 10 hear interest from this date; II not
presented within sixty days the money SCI apart
for their redemption, viii be appropriated 70 pay
warrants next in orieF Of registry.
D. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

ScRlr.-The Treasurer of Butte Co. gives
notice in another column, that he is nrenare,3
to redeem all scrip registered between the 7tb
and l4th of February, 1860. including No.
s3l of the 14th.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

THIS Nez Perce, Snake aud Pah, Utah tribes
of Indians, who infest Oregon, Washington,
Nebraska and Utah Territories, are said to be
joined as allies. They are all powerful tribes
and their dissatisfaction would be stupendous
obstacle against the settlement of their eoun.
try by the whites
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

MR. SHANNoN.-This gentleman, the able
representative from Plumas county, took 4
very active part in the Chico County Bill, and
in his speech, showed the impractieabihty of
the movement and the motives Of those who
forward it. We owe Mr.. Shannon the warm.
est thanks Of our people
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

TREES R. c. Rose, of Butte Creek Nur-
sery, has established depot on the corner Of
Montgomery and Lincoln streets, opposite the
International Hotel, for the sale of his Fruit
and Ornamental trees. We would recommend
all who wish to improve their premises by
planting ornamental or fruit trees. to call en-
Mr.. Rose. and make their selections.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

4 New BooKs.-Alex. Simpson has placed
upon our table the following new books, from
A. Roman & Co., San Francisco:
The SHberlands-an interesting novel. by
the author of Rutledge," book that has
made its mark. The Sutherlands is q substan.
tal kind of novel, and has no affinity with the
light and colored cover literature of the dav.
1t is readable and interesting book and will
well repay its perusing.
Lessons IN Life, by Titcomb A series OF
familiar essays, moral in their character and
like all his works, good books to read and re,
fleet upon. They are common sense books
Gold Foil has marked the series. and the
forward reception of his works bv the public
give the best evidence of the usefulness and
entertaining manner of bis getting them up
The Lessons in Life does not fall behind its
predecessors in the series, aud is a good addi.
ton to the family series.
The Miners Companion and Guide is a
compendium of valuable information, founded
upon experience in mining aud all its attendant
surroundings. 1t is a book of over 200 pages,
fully illustrated with drafts of machinery. and
mining plates. 1t is valuable book TO the
miners. 1t contains much of geology and
mineralogy and is an instructive and useful
book
a. G. Simpson is. the agent of Roman &
Co, and has all these works on hand. CAL
and eret tbrr,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08
Another Union Victory.

The domestic seceshers about Chico, have
en- met on the plains of Yerba Buena-were
ven to a defle-surrounded attacked By
! Union men OF Butte in front and rear, and
last surrendered at discretion. Orders is
ID from the " Exchange" on Battery street,
, the captiTes to return home and sin 10
)re forever.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

Our STREETS are again becoming inconve-
ent from the dust, although we had quite a
ltle shower on Wednesday last We have
ne dryest and cleanest streets of any town in
he State at least so say all the travelling
Immunity who come by this way.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

TuE Guards were out on Thursday evening
with their fife and drum, and paraded all over
town, until a late hour. They parade and drill
we'll They require q bass drum to complete
their marching music.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

MINIsG.-Since the river has fallen back to
! old channel, the Cinnamon have resumed
ork on the bar, and it now presents the ap-
arance of lively mining camp. The bar
sys very well, even for the slight working
e Ceestials give it. They do not dig deep,
1t do surface or stripping work and are con-
Mt with it.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

SMALL Pox-This dreadful disease is very
prevalent in most of the cities and many of the
towns of our State, and our exchanges notice
1t from all quarters Our people cannot be
too careful 10 avoid it. and should use all the
preventives Of cleanliness, aad resort to vac
clnauon 10 prevent it in our town and county.
We have heard of no case in our town or
county. Do not neglect to have all the chill
dren vaccinated Immediately, and the adults
would do well to resort TO it also.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

NEW DRESS.-The Sacramento Union an.
peared this week iu an entire new dress. Their
new type are copper-hced.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

HoNESrEADS.-Persons who wish 10 pre
serve their homeSteads from execution. should
remember that the time for which they car
have them recorded for that purpose viii ex
pire in April next.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-08

THE EDITOR. The senior editor of the
RECORD has been below for some time, at San
Francisco, and we learn that he has taken up
a " ranch with some other parties, and gone
into regular business for the benefit of Butte
County, and that from present indications Of
the weather, and the signs of the times down
that way, his new calling will turn out large
yield, and prove successful enterprise for old
Butte. Ranching is a good business if the
tdres are not too plaguy high We know one
ranch down there that virtually bursted up on
account of the high tares, and the rancheros
engaged in it voted it a ID poor business,
and expensive at that. But our senior has
struck lucky lead, III the business, and he and
his fellow rancheros vii! quit the business soon,
as they have made a pretty good thing out of
it for the people up here.
When they return from their agricultural
trip, the boys here are going to shoot the big
gun again. Look out for your glassware