The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-22

ELEcTIoS PgEcIScT-Tha following are the election
districts precincts and officers Of enrolment and cleo
tion declared by the Beard os Supervisors q Butte
county:
oPzIa DISTRICT
! osovIILE PEKc1scr-L Van orden- Cls-k; Clark
NJ Il Dzrrzet, Judges: A.ternssez. Jones. " v
Wheaton Freer.
f CEsTEAL House, Mattooa- Clerk; James kirby.
Barney Weld. Judges: Alternases, Gavin Ha:ol-.ns
/ Michael L ynch, Philip Hefner.
OREGON DISTRICT
/ CHEROKEE FL.rPEzc1xcr-TL L virton. Clerk: Henry
Morrison Burnhs,n. Judges: Al.ernA:es, Hutch
I inson. John Moore Thomas Mcdaniel
/ cErN's RAscH-A c-urn. Clerk; NJ Wick 3 Fork
ne-. Judges: Alre-aates. Seth Rowland, " H crl1n,
Josiah Anderson.
HAMILTON DISTRICT
ScH.EFrER's-F Schzefer. Clerk: " " Ord A c
Moore Judges: Aite-nates S Thresher, John Hurl-
/ burt S Craine.
THoxrSoS's FLar-Orrin Wright Clerk: J McK--
Smith, Thomas. Judges: A,ternates. Martin cuddy
G North B West
DISTRICT.
FoIBEsrowS-L P Smith, Clerk: Maddox D "
C Gaskin. Judges: Alternates. Samuel Hedges.
Vail. H Stafford.
CLIPPER MuLs-E Pratt, CLERK; Plant, S
Derrick Judges Alternates. G sheare-, Adams, -
Jones.
MOUNTAIN SPRING DISTRICT.
EsTEEPRaK-J W woodnan, Clerk; Fred Wilcox,
Philip Kloss Judges: Alternates NJ Whittier Dick
erson, Crandan.
MooRETowS-Frank Wagner. Clerk Brooks. J
Fresland Judges: Alterna,es, A L Brager Givens
Charles Moore.
BIDwELL DISTRICT.
BIDwEIL-Georse Mcbride. Clerk; KetchuIn,
Hida, Judges: Aternates, BendaD. W Foreman.
Titus.
MOUNTAIN HousE-w Dodge, Clerk; S Rugsles.
Hoad. Jr. Judges: Alternates. Samuel Kelly. -
Burlngarne D G Martin.
wYANDorTE DISTRICT
wrANDorrE-w wilkerso9, Clerk: Amos Thatcher.
] Rutherford Judges: Alternates David Lewis. D
Combs G NJ Gass.
BASGoR-G Osgood. Clerk L verney. " spaulding.
Judges: Alternates, Enrguson, Harley, Reese
EvAssvuLE-B Greenwerl, Clerk; Robinson, Wall.
Judges: Alternates II Young. W Day. Jones.
CHICO DISTRICT
CHICO DIsTRcr-W H Duren Clerk; NJ Cochran,
Hallett. judges: Alternates, W Snooks. j H Cole
Ma1on.
Rock CREEk-A A Small, Clerk; J L Keefer, G. H
stratton Judges: Aterna,es ] W Elliott Garner, NJ
Barnes.
DArroS-Dr Watt Clerk; Diobie. d Boucher.
Judges; Alterna;es Perkins Martin, E Nichols.
WooDsUN's MuI-Miltcn Woodsun, Clerk; But
Ter. John Mansen. Judges: Alter1lates. H Hobbs. W
Hanson, S Whiting
coScow DISTRICT.
Coz cow II Mullen. Clerk: A L Thompson. G G
Marquis, Judges: Aernates. W II Il Thomas W
Towles G Tebbe.
YANKEE HnI.-M Wells, Clerk: j Dowsten, A B
Clark, Judges: Atesnates W W Cook W Dean NJ H
Curran
KIaisHEw DISTRICT.
MAGAIIA-F Il Thomas, Clerk L B Taber W Cald-
well. Judges: Ntcrnates " Green. wm Hasty. E E
Kinson
ISsKIp-S L Dewey. Clerk; Samuel McLelland. j
Stokes Judges: Alernates + Powell, D c Downer
A Phlbrook
CESrREvILLE-D Coleman Clerk; Geo Beaumont,
John Nichols. Judges: Alternates. f Park. C 7 Pc
tersou q Kendle
WHEAT CRops-Such Of our farmers managed to
get their seed into the ground early, will gather full
crops but these who late in sowing their fields
will suffer the penalty OF half crops and that badly mix
ed with Cheat and barley The great quantity rain
which fell through the winter had the effect sprout
and grow the germs Of many foreign substances to the
detriment Of the wheat. Wheat sown in fields which
formerly produced barley-pnt in the ground two
three years sincethis year is badly chesed with it, 1,
is rarely indeed that grain early TO get the
benefit the winter rains fail producing full crop
while late crops equally be cut short. These
inevitable results should induce farmers their
crops if possible in the fall When their seed is sown
thus early. they can sleep soundy solaced by the
reelection that the return Of summer. they will reap
bountiful supply OF the staff of life. We have heard
wheat being ground at the Chico mills. and pre-
sume not long before viii gen
erai use This years crop viii open at 81 25Gsl 80.
WooL-The California and Eastern wool market con-
hnucs drag sales in Francisco for the last eight
on days have aggregated about SOC, 900 pounds.
spring clip within the range of 1SGs2ois including
lot Of - 900 pounds elean at is cents kilograms from
New York report dull and declining market; The
shipment to New York by the steamer yesterday.
l6i 600 making 100000 pounds shipped hence to that
market since the ls instant. The stock here present
in New York selling at ISL, and slightly sweated at
Is cents Gold quoted usual.
BElr Cattle Erc-Beef cattle in this county a. pre-
sent are scarce and in the hands of few holders who
demand their full value, sis@9 cents Inside of six
months thought cattle cannot be bought
for less than and u We hear Of several par
in this county who have gone to Oregon to make
purchases f beef cattle which, in that State, be had
a; from e7 cents The high price Of cattle keeps up