The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-18

Missy Baker Cinnamon 10 shxbbee Mclean mans
God; 11uchee burn Cinnamon; too Iuche- anti
eool,e no good Missy Baker, yoa shabhee JOSH he
yeily good
i aever have hin: hu. acknowledge and accept
him Nov, John go 70 work
Missy Baker you no build EN- sDaCooae SPEAK en-
stand. you have zntiooles around your house; you
speak EN- snii-ooOl-e-
No: III build no stand: III kick on: al a,ti-cooes,
and say 10 nno-el NOW, John, go 10 work
Missy Baker heretofore you pay China cook f-y dol
lars one month too Etchee- You pay for-y-ave GolA-
'.Yazss-TE1it Zach, taking to himself ahou. TIE
rostet heathenesst, uIre4sonah-est pagAns he ever
have saw
lClIn4lalan among the pans and kettles Of the kitchen
Missy Baker vey good ChiI4lGni bIneby his name
All Zach he VII long cite. and b. big Mandarin
Al quiet On the Feather
ESrERrR1sE-A fair correspondent writes from this
place follows. She merits Temperate, prudent and
adorins husband About weeks since D. Lewis,
OF Wysrotte, organized Good Te1nIars Lodge in our
little town It named Mountain Spring Lodge, No.
no There were zen persons who charter nle1a-
bers. They were elected to the following Offices: J. ".
woosllnaz, " T; Lizzie = Watson, " 7; J. Eippa-t
5 c; n. Try, ii; Agnes Watson. v D II; Z. ThAy
er, W s. c Burroughs. " T; C. Martin. P " c 7; NJ.
Hessn, " G. We have me, since organizing,
and think shall prosper well, when people get hi
lie better acquainted with us. You see they to
know al about it, how carried On. all the
and 50 on and they say well if Ike l. VIII join
after awhile. Wei, they right; they don't want TO
60 into anything with their eyes blindfoded One says
temperance is very good thing but don't drink any
why should join' Another says, get such man to
joi-. cd viii: and the world goes. If 10
wait until al the who drink deeply would join
would have lodge; but II belong, who up
right and just and who DO not drink then those who
Will really benefited by it. stimulated By the good
example shown them. viii try to lit themselves from
the depths the mud and degradation into which they
have fen and WILL probably in time, become good
and useful citizens the community which
they reside. So, fellow workers. let strive with might
and heart in the noble in which engaged
that in the end, God viii say, well done thou good
and faithful servant; be at rest
DISTRICT CoURT-Jackson Fairbanks ct ais; motion
for Trial oyerruled ruling excepted to by plaintiff
Garner VS. G Garner-Decree Of divorce granted.
Locke { Montague Porter Gold and Silver Mining
Company ais; judgment for defendants Rideout and
Smith, and interviewer G C Perkins.
Hastead VS. Powell ct ais; Judgment for plaintiff.
Van orien administrator Smith the Court al
lowed 10 be paid out funds in Court-referees
fees slG0; deb. due sherman S235 OF Fres-
eben, SO %; Of Perkins s39 10 and account
of Carnlac SIS 81 administrator estate of Hastings
sle7. and the remainder s202 IL after deductng there
from costs Of suit viii be paid half the ad-
nnstra.or and one half to Burt and Goodwin assignee
of Smith.
Cheney Griswod-nloton strike out, defendant :
demurrer overrlled.
Mitchell ct ais reInititur fled and on motion
OF Lewis cause dismissed.
Seegar Colby Judgment for plaintiff and stay of
execution granted.
VIM White native of England, admitted citizen
ship on the testimony Phean and j S Baszet,
Court adjourned FOR the term
COUNTY CoURr-Hon " Sailoli, Judge-Grand Ju-
rors.-Park Wilson, NJ H Darrach. D Frieslcben. A
Gray. G W Pronty Il Goodwin, I G Smith, Kent Hail.
Boyd. NJ Clark. Jack Bean. Howard AIcSnlith,
j N Crawford, Z Baker. + Mathews. Charles Spence,
George c Perkins, Kirby, Jos Block, A Galnger,
Max Brooks. j NJ Brock. L Van Pelt.
N Brock Mcsmith. and z Baker were excused
from serving.
The Grand Jury. after session of two days. made
their final report which they say they have examined
five clarges-one for murder against Low, which was
ignored two for petit larceny. which We're both ignored
for gambling. also ignored. and for felony
against All Mum, in which true bill found and
returned.
VIM Burroughs VS. his Creditors; motion of N Clark
to dismiss petition overruled and Sheriff appointed
assignee.
Bowman vs. Eckart set for trial June II, 1867
People An Mum: tried by jury. found guilty, and
sentenced TO - years i'll State Prison.
Charles Johnson native of Sweden. was admitted
to citizenship upon the testimony OF \ Allen and Jack
Bean.