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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-06-14

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-06-14
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The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

KILLED By A Snow SLIDE.-It is with deep res5rezt
and profound grief that record the death Of our
friend IgnA;ius Masseth, who killed by snow slide
st Granite Basin Friday afternoon OF last week
while .; work in his mining claim A man named
Green who work with Massesh- was severely III
jured- but fortunately escaped with his life Nj Mas
seth here from Kalamazoo. Michigan with his
family early "a his family returning to Kalamazoo.
shortly after. where they present reside He had
been successful miner. and the news OF his sudden
death will carry his family in their distant
home. Some three years since we recorded similar
accident in Granite Basin by which two persons lost
their lives.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

BACK TIE OLD S1ASD.-There is nothing good
to have nice clean shave. and your hair trimmed
and cleaned in good style. We understand that Peter
Maurer has again leased the old stand formerly occupied
and known Ferguson's Hair Dressing Saloon. Mont
goery street. Pete takes possession on Monday, the
18Th instant and VIII reduce the price of baths to three
customers.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

I'VE RAVE JUST RECEIVED An EN-
w tire stock Of goods in line of business
which We Will sell ST wholesale retail
As shall do strictly cash trade. will sell goods
lower than they have heretofore been sold any
Orovile. and those that always pay their
bills will not have to pay double prices 10 make up for
those that never pay
We shall be in daily receipt Of fresh supplies of goods
bought for cash IN San Francisco comprising
tice in general grocery and provision store such
California Cured Meats.
Butter, Lard and Cheese,
Rio. Costa Rca Java and Manila Coifees
Sugars and Tees. OF all descriptions
Spices. Preserves
Fish Pickles Candles.
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Flour, Corn Meal Wheat. Barley.
Corn. Shovels Picks Axes.
Crockery, Nails, etc.
Cash paid for all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Dealers and others Will find it their advantage
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
Also. Storage and Commission.
March ID 1867. LANG & HIGGINS
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

County superintendent Pubic Schools
PROTECTION AssoCIATIoS-The Butte County Protec-
ton Association of Owners of Stock, held meeting
the 30th of March, at which the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year President William Zumalt
Treasurer J. NJ Wilson, Secretary, S. ". Ross. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That there shall be two regular Annual
meetings the first to be held the last Saturday
in March, and the second the first Saturday in De-
cember at 10 A NJ of each day the ranch of Peter
Olsen.
Resolved That any member who absen.s himself from
the above meetings shall be liable to expulsion.
Resolved That two-thirds vote of the Association
may expel member.
Resolved That when dissenting vote is cast for
any person wishing to become member of the Associ
alton he shall be admitted until after investga
ton by a committee of 1--WE.
w. ROSS, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

SUMMIT L,KE-Billy Hose, Government, contractor
faz the supply Of goods at this post has been passing
the route between Oroyille and Susanvile during
the psst week His trains will be running,
the disappears sufficiently render the travel safe
and comfortable for animals. The mail service has
been performed this route with much regularity
considering the severity OF the winter but freight
not easily managed in the SHOWS Of the
taiuS
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

LAGER BEER-Schneider, Of the oroville Brewery. IS
rolling kegs Of fosnns cream. that the delight
of our thirstns population He originates incom-
parable brew
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

REVIVAL IN CHIco.-Fifteen members have been
added To the Methodist Church in Chico the result Of
the series of meetings held there during the past two
three weeks. Their Methodist Church is to be
dedicated on Sunday, the 2lst instant by the Reverend
Bishop kavanaush.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

DISCHARGED soldiers referred the advertisement
Of O f Fo-ls, claim agent. San Francisco We
salred that be reliable and will rerfom hi. premises
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

Re CH,RTrAsLx.-Sar Francisco Marysviile and ether
places California have sent considerable sums Tor the
relief Of human suffering in the Southern States Why
should no, Orovie contribute her mite to the same
charitable purposes
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

GAME CHICKENS are becoming quite numerous in Oro-
Vile A fight arranged between couple of them
Freers Saloon Thursday Evening. One of them
exhibited desire to GO to roost the bar but finally
turned round and thrashed the floor with his opponent
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

Los ANGELES wINE.-Mr. Joseph Cantren has fir-
nshed us with 4 sample Of the product of his vineyard
.ituateda short distance below town He has great
variety Of grapes and manufactures superior article
O. pure native wine.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

EUREKA TuNNEI. CoMPASr-Notice the adjourned
call for meeting Of the Trustees wesr glad 10 know
that this valuable mine i. be put in working trim.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

NEW Por>roEs.-Mr. P Donley has presented us
with bucket Of full grown new Potatoes raised the
present season at his Ranch Wynans Ravine. They
of remarkable growth considering the and
Mr.. Doney has thanks for his kind remembrance.
With such soil and climate there be for
n want of the suhstantals and dehcacies of life.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

ScHooL HoUsE.-Several windows have been broken
the new school house. the careless snss
the hands OF the boys not probable tina, the damage
lone by design, and would parents discourage the
of such anusements by their children. they would
a constantly aecr,Iing expense the district
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

The SrIsrANrrM.-The other day four gentlemen
were in conversation when Of them rernarsed We
are the substantial men the town. And another OF
the party pr opposed they should weigh Result Num-
Der l. laS les number >. la> RS; number 3 AS rs
nf,nll,er 4 aN5 lbs. All lahoring men.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

SsIrpsp.-The Governor Dana on her down trip on
Thursday morning from Marysville, freghted with
whea; and -four frnm Orovie.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

SALE OF WHEAr.-It is stated i'll the CoardRt OF last
week. that George F. Nourse Esq, has purchased for
another party thousand tons of wheat for shipment
Europe The wheat all raised in the vicinity of
Chico being delivered at the landing fast
teams can transport There is still wheat enough
naming this township to supply Of the small
prineipalities OF Europe.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

HAIL SroRN-A huge black cloud passed over Orc
VILE Thursday evening in northeaserly direction.
scattering its icy balls in lively amer, covering the
face of the earth in about two minutes 1t
ballot in favor of spring. there not black
ball amongst them. 1t followed by heavy fall OF
rain during the might.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

LOG Rata big raft of logs recently went down the
Feather past Marysville supposed to be on their way
10 Sacramento mill. They were. probably collected
into raft at some point below oroville.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

SURPRISE vAIIKy.-we met Mr.. Ayres the sutlcr at
the Military post Surprise Valley, Sunday last. he
gives glowing description Of that reoin OF country,
and under the impression that the coming summer
will carry thence a considerable emigration. He was
on his way below for supply Of goods for the post.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

COUNTY SCHOOL FrSp.-The following is the quarter
" apportionment of the County School Fund, made
April 5,h 1867 with the of the Districts and the
sno,nt ar,s,rfione1i to each:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

CEMENT DErosIrs.-The extensive beds. or rather
mountains of cement in this county, and which with
imperfect methods of saving the gold. have hereto
fore proven rcmunerative must become more val
liable than ever if worked by the chlorinaon process
Preparations being made to test theni at various
points and hope hear Of su.cessul results
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

REMOVAL,
And Important Reduction Of Prices.
TUNHE PARIS SCREWED BOOT AND
u Shoe Store located during the last twelve years
Dupont street, has been removed to
No. 428 Kearney Street.
The increased facilities which the proprietor has lately
obtained receiving the latest French styles regularly
Fifty Cents Per Pair,
pair; all fresh and Goods by every steamer which
NoICE-NIy store will be heretofore the only place
French Screwed Boots end Shoes so Justly celebrated
for their elegance and durability
E. LHOTE
Wholesale and Retail Importer and Dealer,
No. 42s Kearney street,
between California and Pine 3hree doors southeast CAL
3nl-n50 ifornia, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

CoURr HOUSE PI-AzA-The Supervisors have been re-
painting around the Court House square and
the county property of Butte exceed in neatness
durability by that of any county in the State
The fence painted white, with base of brown stone
color when the studding the plaza shall again
put their foliage there will be nothing capt.
waiting than years residence at the Court House,
notwithstanding the low salaries attached TO the Offices
We expect grand suabble for the right to dwell
in the ambrosial shades of Butte early in June.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
UNCLAIMED IN THE POST OFFICE AT
u Orovile California April Is, 1857 If not called
for within thirty days they VIII be sent to the dead
letter Office.
Allen Thomas Messenger Henry
Antony sam Minderrnxnn John
Bell Aionzo Miller Mrs jaime.
Boyler Mrs Charlotte Moore Peter W
Bradley Nelson
Brandt Godfrey Nelson David
Carey Calvin Pratt Richard
Cossrove Mrs Mary Aratt Joseph "
Crawford Robertson Vim
Dnssirc John H ShekeIs y
Findley E Smith Geo "
Lrazier Hugh Southworth VIM
Gooktn J B Thornton Tucker Stephen
Henpel Andrew Talbot VIM
Cunter Mrs Ellen Howell
kiIsn SackSon Taylor
Lach John Watson Thomas
Linden Thomas Whitaker S D
NcCovs Harvey Wise Edgar
wccirran Ernest
JOHN LYLE Pm
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

Notice.
The Union County Committee of Butte County, will
meet at the Court House in OroviIle Monday, April
22nd. 1867, at O'Clock P NJ.
A G. SIMPSON. Chairman
Oroville, April 10Th, 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

We have received laughabe. but said to be entirely
correct account OF the proceedings of the antCoole
meeting recently held at the Court House; but having
report already in type. have not the cheap labor
AZ disposal to furnish second one however much
it might please the advocates of Pacific railroad Cooe
ism, Bidwel diggerdom. 1t hardly be expected
tina those engaged in this movement should conduct
proceedings with the regularity and precision of old
line wheel horse politicians However they very
expectedly made chairman of their central committee
advise every interested in the honor and dignity
of intelligent labor attend the approaching primary
elections of the Union party. and that
to represent them conventions instead of represent
ing Coolies and Diggers They thus be enabled to
say General Bidwell. remain Chico with your cheap
labor and shine with your wealth. and stink with your
diggers-rntil The stinks and shines and shines and
stinks, like rotten mackerel by moonlight"
This subject has also called very readable article
from our frie nd observer somewhat of the moral
say servans-obey your master order. Do really
understand observer reasoning for the honor and
dignity of labor and the time placing in
petition with Coolieism and Peonage? Do under
stand him willing to advance those who cling to pc
onaee and Cooeis, and who have confirmed to holders
OF fraudulent Mexican grants the most valuable agrcu
tral lands Of the State, while procaimng that Labor
is stock in trade and that The Lord reigneith
therefore let the earth rejoice? The laboring man.
without capitol first have opportunity labor
to accumulate, his recompense must be than is
required FOX his sustenance Can that be accomplished
while in competition with Chi nese and Digger labor?
Admitting that it how long viii it take American
aoorer al Cooe prices, to acquire homestead from
the holder some fraudulent Mexican grant +, And how
long will it take to ill valleys with intelligent
prosperous and desirable population under such poll
cy7 Is such the invitation should send forth to
invite emigration to golden State
Would it not be profitable for the Central Pacific
Railrosd Company to employ American labor and sell
them the land which government has donated Them
than to employ Chinese who VIII remove their rice
kettles and leave their road simple track through q
wilderness and waste of unavailable lands? It
thus that the giant OF the mighty sprang in
to existence 1t is thus that their railroads
rendered valuable and remunerative after completion.
Give the lab>rer opportunity to buy himself home
from the lands donated 10 the company. and the i'm
p-overeats he makes will render valuable and bring
into market adjoining lands. The company would
thus benefit the laborer and enrich themselves The
people furnish the for the completion of this
National work. and is a fatal policy Of the company
employing American labor a; quaruple the price
ii necessary. over the cost Of Coolie labor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

COUNTY CoUKT.-John Byrne. native Of Ireland
was admitted citizenship upon the testimony OF
Van Ortien and " W Coushey
Clark vs. Ro;hschild Perkins-Cost bin amended by
striking out the witness < therein amounting to til
sum of seventeen dollars
Henry Jacobs VS. His Creditors-Final decree of dis
charge ordered.
Galinger vs. All Wing All Fong ct al-CAuse dismissed
upon stipulation of parties without cost
VIM Burroughs VS. His Credisors-Pesition for Insol-
vency filed.
Court adjourned to Monday, April Is.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

NEW Goops,-S Brornberger Co Wholesale and Re
tai Dealers Of recent importation Dry Goods. Cloth
inS Boots. Shoes. Hats. etc. opposite O. c. Perkins
ar now opening and daily receiving Of the finest
and cheapest Spring Stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods offered to the public this side Of Fran
cisco Let ladies and gentlemen both from town and
country, call upon Bromberger Co. and If they do
coincide with Us, then viii say they have neither
taste nor iaig naent-thats all.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

DISTRICT CouKr.-Locse and Montague u Porter
Gold and silver Mining Coupany-cxuse set for Trial on
Friday April 18Th 1861. At 10 injury demanded by
defendant.
FRLa-kin rs J v Hershzr e al-Cause set for t-iA
MONDAY Nay 9TH 1857. venire for fifteen czl Jurors
ordered -esrraable April 18th 1851
wJMorris vs. J Morris ct A-Judement for deficit
on order of sale ordered dockeed Against defendant
stay Of execution thereon ordered
ellison vs. Gilson-Defendans given until Monday
April Is to file counter afavit to plaintiffs afxvt and
motion for siinony.
Ivan Or,ien vs. " Durham-Cause tried submitted
and taken under aivisement by the Court
Court adjourned until Monday April 18Th.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

NARxE1s.-commerril statistics for the first quarter
Of 1861, show substantial progress. The estimated val
Of foreign imports for the quarter S. +ooo
The value Of exports 81 go 81. Of which So
57sS2 for about forty articles OF California proiuc
ton. Included in the last named is $Sois SO for
-four and wheat Our experts Of treasure for the quar-
ter s46. The number Of passengers A-riv-
ing by 6osa. and the departures Ssse- There
orders ssh Frxncisco for tour for the
New York market and the demand for freish, is very
urgent The establishment of steam freight line 10
New York Panama VIII afford increased facilities for
cheap and speedy transportation In consequence OF
the having engaged al that they can carry for
time liberal shipments going forward
Vi. Cape Horn The Fleetwing has recently cleared
with So barrels and the Auror. viii clear with
Is much more About 10 600 barrels to be shipped
by the Cape possible California nour is
quoted in New York sic 50 T le6 rs and wheat at
So S5@ IS 10 for 90 ss; both currency Wool has been
without animation January and prices have been
merely nominal very few sales have been effected. The
doubts in reference the action Congress would take
fixing the tariff imported woods, made sellers
pee, better prices Nominay the price during the past
quarter has been IsssGl4c 2 Is for shipping grades
but the demand for ships for grain raised the prices for
freight such figure that but little wool has been sent
out of the Ssate Holders of the fall clip have been
waiting for opportunity to send to the eastern mar
ke, but cannot do though offering DC Z ID in gold in
advance TO the II is stated that none Of the
spring clip of which several parcels have been sent to
the San Francisco market. be forwarded by steam
till the hrst of May the vessels all engaged TO
carry -four till that time The quality of the spring clip
is represented very fine and several small lots have
been sold leg bu, the market is very unsettled
in consequence of the tariff which went into oer
alton the ID of March. There is considerable in
qury for Wheat parties wishing to small choice
lots to complete cargo.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

THE BUrTE COUNTY Agricultural SOCIETY, had an
adjourned meeting at Chico the 30th ult, and was
organized follows: President-Hon. John Bidwen;
Vice Presidents. W. P. Tlden, J. H. Quill and d NJ
Reavis Secretary Hartman Bay; Assistant Secretary j.
{. Martin; Treasurer George f Jones; Directors Da-
vid Boucher, j, W. B. Montgomery. Ct. W. Colby, R.
Goodspeed. Fred Schafer, r. McEnespy. and J. l.
Keefer constitution adopted and some fifty ger
became members. 1t gives promise OF success
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

BrpwEIL BAR.-This old 40 mining camp, around
which cluster memories OF the pioneers of Butte
taking another step the removal of her ancient
landmarks. The Shade Hotel has gone to the shades
been disposed Of and has been taken down, pre-
paratory being removed to point up the valley
The ground upon which it stood is to be mined out
That suppose will be the ultimate fate of the entire
site Of that once famous Mining operations for
merly extended entirely around it, and partially under
it, and will be left unturned, of the
former site of Bidwen Bar
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

THE BANGOR MINES The Marysville Jppe1i has been
by Captain Watson of Bangor. rich samples of
blue gravel from the Bangor blue gravel range
situated about quarter of mile from the town Of
Bangor Butte county Shafts were commenced on this
range years ago and abandoned Some months the
work of prospecting renewed, and it with
great success Two shafts down sixty feet two
more going down. and the range located for three miles
The gravel shown by Captain Watson is very rich, and
the owners confident they have a rch mine
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

ORASGEs--I R. Ketchum. Esq. of Bidven Bar. is a
Of Santa Claus and when he visits Orove he first
steps into his garden and plucks bushel or two OF
Oranges large, golden and beautiful; and then goes
down into his cellar and filing his arms with bottles OF
pure sparkling wine of his manufacture, makes
glad the sight and hearts of his friends wherever he
goes We thank him for remembrance in this line
which are reminders readers that each
may adorn his garden with orange blossoms and golden
fruit if they will but make the effort
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13


RANCH For SaLE.-Captain Shallcross announces the
valuable property known the Board Ranch. situated
ON Porte road in this county for sale at auction
on the 18th of May next. The ranch is extensive
valuable one containing fruit in great variety and
is healthy location 1t is opportunity to secure
homestead rarely met with. See his advertisement,
aud if you do the ranch. perhaps the stock
and fixtures Iuay please you
NEW PUBIrcAIoSs--We have received from Alex G.
Simpson of the 0roville Bookstore, new works
Just by Roman Co. San Francisco follows;
Amendments the Internal Revenue Law in pamphlet
form convenient for reference Rules governing the
game of Base Ball, which appears TO becoming into
general favor in California; and Youths history of
California the earliest period Of its discovery to
the present ti1ae, in attractive form.
GONE IpAHo.-E. Burson, ESD who has been
selling frllt trees and flowers and shrubbery in Orc
VILE and sufng the innocent partisan press Of the
State with the belief that John Bidweu Oroville,
has taken his departure to his home i'll Idaho. Long
may he practical '.jokis. His hearty laugh
seeing the press gobbe up his proered bets is still
ringing He Will send his vote for Bidwell
down by the Chico route.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

Il. H. ALLEN,
County Superintendent Public Schools
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

The report was adopted after which the meeting
addressed by Messrs Armstrong Brooks and Heating.
After the appointment of the committees recommended
by the report the meeting adjourned subject the call
of the Central committee. There present in the
Court House some fifty people We understand that
call for the formation of AntiCoolie Club, in accord
with the recommendation of the foregoing resolu-
tons, is being circulated for signatures throughout
the county
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

The prescriptions Of the various physicians residents
in Orpvie since 1855 whatever store originally put
up are all in my hands Persons wishing them renew
ed can be readily accommodated
Particular attention paid to the compromising Physi-
clans Prescriptions, and Domestic Remedies.
Orders from the country vii be attended to with care
and despatch
nlo-u A. AcpERMOII.