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RINGS
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
Is the Miracle of the Age!


Gray Headed People have their locks restored
by II to 10 the dark strous sikea hesses of youth
and are happy.
Young People with HgAt faded or red Hair have
these Questionable colors changed TO a beautl-
ful auburn and rejoice
People whose heads are covered with DdadyR6
and HumOrs, use 1t, aud have clean coats, and
clear aud healthy scalps
Bad Hedded Veterans have their remaining
locks frightened, and the bare spots covered with
a luXurlant growth of Hair, and dance for ioyl
Young Gentleman use II because II Is richly per-
fnmcd
Young Ladiss use II because II keeps their hair
In place.
Eperybody MUST and WILL use II because Il Is
the citGRea and best article In the market!
For sale BY Druggists Generally.
Price. ce...........,.$100per 90 per Bottle.
f. NJ. TUBBs & Co, Propretors.
Petorboro', N. II.
A. B, Merriam q Co., Wholesale Agents, Gin
clnnatl, Ohio.
o. G. Miller, Agent, jackson, o.
Griffith and Shearer, Agents, Portland jackson
co. Ohio.
Nov. 2t ely.
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Legal Notice.

A NDERs0N DOWELL, whose place OF resi-
n donce IA unknown, will take noAce that
David w. Wlnfough, administrator of the estate
Of Mlckens DOwell, deceased, on the Sth day Of
February A. ID. 1868, filed his petition IN the
Probate Court within and for the county Of
Jackson and State Of Ohio alleging that the per-
sona estate of said desedcnt Is insufficient 20 pay
hls debts and the charges Of administering his
estate, that he died seized In fee simple Of the
following described real estate, situate In said
county, to-wlt,
The south half of the south west quarter OF
the south west quarter of section number two
(2), In township number seven % of range num-
Der nineteen Qg), containing twenty-one acres,
more or less. Also, lot number one ~ IN said
township and range, and heng of the scioto
Salt Reservation, containing lO9 acres, moro or
less, except 10 acres out of the eoutherly part
thereof, more particularly described in a deed
from Mathew Rider 10 Jonkin Phillips, dated
September 6, 1888, and recorded In Book 70,
page 436, Records Of Deeds for said county, TO
which reference Is made for more perfect de-
scripti0n and excepting, also fifteen acres out
of the easterly part Of said lot No. l. more par.
Acuarly described In deed from Samuel Reed
to James Howe, dated December 2lst, A. d.,
1888, and recorded In Book IN page 559 Of said
Records, to which reference Is had for more
perfect description Of said fifteen acre tract /;
and that RebeCcA Dowell Us widow OF eald de.
eedent, Is entitled 10 dover In said premises
The prayer of said petition lie for the assign
ment Of dover TO said Rebeeca Dowell, and for
a sale Of said premises subject TO such dover
estate, for the payment of the debts aud charges
aforesaid.
Said petition win be for hearing on the 14th
day OF March, A, D., 1868. or as soon thereafter
as leave eun be obtained.
DAVID w. WINFoUGH,
Administrator OF Mickens Dowel, decd.
By w. X. HASTINGS, his Atty.
Feb. 49, 65--Jw
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Mr.. Mecbi, an eminent agriculturist,
writes as follows on poultry matters
"Nothing pays better on farm than O
good stock Of poultry properly man
aged. With them everything is turned
to accounts not a kernel, wild seed, or
insect, escapes their scrutinizing eyes.
Their industrious claws are ever at
work, uncovering, ready for apprOpria-
ton, every hidden but consumable sub
stance Fowls must have free access to
chalk or lime to form the shells of their
eggs, and grit or gravel to grind the
food in their gizzards. They luxuriate
on grass or clover, which are necessity
for them; in winter thoy like mangold
or swedes, They must have access to
plenty of pure water, The quality of
the eggs depends upon the quality of
thcfood. They, like ourselves, like shade
in summer, and warm sheltered corners
in winter They must have access to
shelter in wet weather. Fowls will not
be long healthy on the same ground or
yards--the earth gets tainted: therefore
to prevent disease, lime and salt your
yards and their usual pasture once a
year, say in autumn, when the rains will
wash it well and sweeten the surface.
Broods of chickens never do better with
us than on the grassy brows or patches
abutting upon the growing crops, either
Of corn or pulse, into which they run
either for insects or for shelter. Your
male birds should be often changed
say at least once in two years, and they
should be young and vigorous Breed
ing in and in will not do any more
than it will with animals. | consider
winged game, poultry, and birds, the
farmers friends. My poultry have
access at all times to my fields. Fowls
are very useful in clearing off flies.
have often been amused at seeing The
neat and quick manner of taking hie'
from reposing bullocks and sheep
much 10 their comfort"
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FARNT FOR sAIE.

wish to sell my farm, in jackson township,
Jackson county. 1t lies in section II, less than
a mile from the NJ. & c. Railroad It contains
2OO acres, about 80 Of which is cleared, the
balance well timbered. There is comfortable
house, barn, and an orchard of loo trees, graft
ed fruit. 1t is about mile from Raysyile on
the railroad.
ANY enc wishing to buy such a farm, would
do well TO call and see the place, and hear terms.
Jan rs, '6S-6m WILLIAM JENKINS.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

STATIONS. MILES. MAIL TRAIN. iGcco' rTE
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R4r Connections made at Hnmden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch
I Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. ORLAaIJ SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
Chillcothe, o., Dec. 80 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
Meeting of Town Trustees.
GOLD HILL, June 10Th, 1865

GoLD HILL, June 18th, 1865.
The Board met ut q o'clock P. N.
Presen,-Messrs. Huguet, Mcclellan,
Gallagher, aud President Gibson. Min
utes of last meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Huguet, one of the Finance Com
mit,ee, reported that on examination Of
the financial condition Of the town, he
found the Indebtedness in warrants
about SIT 900, and the depreciation Of
the town scrip in consequence was so
great that to go on issuing three aud
four for one, for the current expenses of
the town would be ruinous, and recon-
mended that some action be taken
whereby that fund could be relieved.
Mr.. Gallagher moved that the Clerk
be. instructed to advertise for the sale of
two town bonds of So, 800, payable two
years and three months from date, bear
ing interest at the rate of two per cent.
per month, the proceeds to be placed in
a special fund to defray current ex-
penses.
Mr.. Huguet amended by moving that
one-half Of the amouut go into II special
fund as proposed, and the other half so
for the redemption Of warrants out
standing. The motion rs amended was
adopted.
Mr.. Mcclellan, Committee on Fire and
Water, reported plenty Of water in res
eryoir, but that several of the hydrants
were defective, and should be replaced
with new ones at once. On motion OF
the Committee, the Clerk was instructed
to make inquiries, and write to parties
in San Francisco as TO the probable cost
of six new hydrants.
Mr.. Gallagher, Committee on Streets,
reported the same in u bad condition,
but was doing all in his power to keep
them passable. Reported slow progress
by the contractors on the new W in
the Second Ward.
Mr.. Gallagher, Committee on Sal
aries, reported as follows: Marshal, per
month, currency, $500 Policemen,
$3.50; Clerk, S62 so; Treasurer, S62 so;
Workmon on streets, per day, 81 so.
The following bills were allowed W.
D. Gray, $40; E. C. Cook, $40; r. G.
0'Neil, $40; G. Clark, Sloi F. Ed
monds, $40.
The following were referred to the
Finance Committee : +. Bittner & Co.,
S23 90 Daily Ne'es, Sec ; Thos. Galla-
CHER, SAT.
Town Attorney Lansing submitted
his report, which was received and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
On motion, the Town Attorney was
instructed to reduce the assessed valua-
ton Of Odd Fellows Hall Association
from $1,000 to $1,000, and collect tax
on that amount, that being all that can
legally be collected.
A petition was received, asking the
appointment Of W. II. Began as special
policeman, and was referred to the
Trustees of the First Ward.
oumotion, the Marshal was instruct
ed to remit the license on the perform
ance of the circus for the benefit OF
Liberty Hose Company, on the 10th.
Adjourned.
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srEcrAcLEs AND EYr-atAssEs,-

SrEcrAcLEs AND EYE-sLAssEs,-Ar.
G. Frankel, the celebrated optician OF
San Francisco, is stopping at the Inter.
national Hotel, Virginia City, and will
remain there for a few days for the pur-
pose of supplying those that require
optical assistance with his celebrated
Russian Pebble ~Spectacles. Mr.. Frankel
has so adapted practice with theory on
that delicate organ, the eye, that no
matter how critical the case may be, no
one need despair il he leaves the judi
cious selection Of those instruments to
him. Mr.. Frankel has also, a large and
superior selection Of new styles Of opera,
fold and marine glasses, microscopes
and optical instruments Of all descrip-
tions. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16

CABrEs DE Waite taken In three seconds. Of
children, and most beautifully done, b. Profes-
sor Beais, Of Gold Hill. We saw some Of the
finest work yesterday at his gallery that we have
ever seen /: yes, handsome work and handsome
children, and live right hero In Gold Hin. Tho
Professor says to bring on your babies, for he can
take them. He has the best Light and best cam.
erssi IN the country, ~
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Lost or Stolen,

c.yt lila q ons share Of savage stock, No.
wa. issued TO PATRICK TRAINoR An,
nsrsons are warned against negotiating for the
la stock. AZ transfer Of the same has been
stoppsd. Tho fnder will be suitably rswszded
on returning said stock TO CaAll Z Co., Hroksrr.
virginia Guy, Ists ~
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,-ov,. pI,RA

LYON,s FLEA POWDER.
7. n, we'll known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
POWDER will perfectly destroy everything III w
shape OF tcas, ticks, bcdbugs, reaches, &c; tns.is
nerfect poison 10 the insect tribe, but entirely harm'
fessto TIC human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches, etc, arc In every mouse.
This Powder is their natural death. It should DO In
every cupboard. N.,,
York City Hospital, says: ltis tue ohiy
sire article We have ever used"
NEw YoRK HOTEL PRoPRiEroRs say: have
a'eu LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For DISCRIMINATING insects and vermin' with ehufe
satisfaction. -
ST CoIzENs. American Hotel.
AcKER 4 TREADwELL, 81. Nicholas hotel.
8, LELLND 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony OF this character might beaddeu toany
length, Wherever II Is used II adyertises Itself.
Tho genuine has the signature OF I. Lyon, and thc
private stamp OF DEMAs BARNES 4 Co. Anything
else Of this kind is m initiation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist viii procure tho genuine II you Insist you
will have no other.
every town and mining camp on the Pacfhc COAST.
no23 ly 2or3p
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Brigade Review !

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BkIoADE, N. NJ,
GOLD HILL New, June 4, 1865.
General Order Nos
This Brigade is hereby ordered to parade on
SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1868, for review and In
s~pection, and to celebrate the Ninety.second An
Brigadicr General J. Irwin Gregg, command,
ing United States forces, District Of Nevada, with
oficers and troops under his commands HIS Ex,
~cellcncy, tho Governor, Commander'in.Chici OF
Nevada Militia; Major General Jacob L. Van
Bokkelen, commanding Division; Brlgadier Gen
ersls Of First, Third and Fourth Brigades. witn
their respective Stats and Companies attached
70 their Brigades, arc hereby respectfully and
urgently Invited TO be present and unite with
this Brigade In the Observance Of the day.
BY command OF
JOHN B. WINTERS, rig. Gen'l.
l. SABINE, A. A. A. O.. je6.td
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AMUsEAIHNTS.

THIRD ANNUAL
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
a Homestead Hall, a
q o Hill l.,
ON THE EVENING OF JULY 4. 1868.
Proceed. 10 DO Applied e the I'm.
A IL FIREMEN AND MILITARY C0MPA.
"A nies arc invited 10 appear In uniform.
The services OF Professors Carl York. Kuh. Gus.
Ingraham and other Musicians have been secured
Excellent accommodations will DO provided.
Committee OF ArranEementst
Z, I II T. Lee. A. n! 4 i. H bsss.n.
W. I. Cummings.
InyItanon Committee.
GOLD HILL.
Brig. Gen. J. B. Winters, Col. v: II. Watson.
apt SsIs John ' aSeediln.y.. HeSS. i. Al sshi.
W. DC. Gibson, Eugene Bittner,
John White, Albert Prince,
4. A. Putnam, Isaac Prock.
W. II. Stone, T. J. Mcclellan,
Charles Watson, II, Crandall,
Andy iasfaham. INT D. ssTtihi.
y. w. Chubbuck, Charles Booth,
Jas. OiDonnel. DIrk Mercer
DR.. Weber, samuei Hyatt,
JIG. Ross, Hank Smith,
w. ], Cummings, Ross Colcord,
u. MeCllskey, Plat Keteham,
Sha:. Foreman, Hsnii sSSHani
Tim. OConnell, John Lambert,
GA. Brier, Chas. Denny.
John kcan, Eugene Wolcott.
VIRGINIA..
MAI. Gen. yanBokkelen, Capt. &C. Warner.
Col. Glenn. Sutterley, Lieut.. +. w. Hlllyer,
Capt. r. Arnold, LIST Asst. 8. d. Wright
Chief Eng. J.C. WILCOX, ID Asst; Y. Champncy.
Run Hardy, Jacob Young,
George Blrdsall, Jas. Cartier,
Jas. gddlngton. Jas. orndorh,.
VIM. Pcnnison, Peter Leonard.
SILVER CITY.
Casper Haupt, ]. d. McDufle.
Charles Holl, D. Mclaughlin.
DAYTON.
5ai Il! )! G Ssni.y. G E. Il ss ssSs..
CARSON.
Capt. R. O. wltherell. Lance Nightingale,
ia. Fox, Gov. sllngeriand.
Reception Committeet
John Cosgroyc. jas, Ford.
Eugene Wolcott, JIG Ross,
J. Il. T. Martin, VIM. Faleoner.
Floor Managers
Albert Prince, = A.C. Hay,
VIII, Began, Eugene Blttner,
w. II. Smith. WI. Cummings,
Floor Directors
W. II. II. LEE.
%
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ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

Jas olin, Judge Baldwin, H c Lille, J P
Rock, Mr. Flackman, Mr. Blackman, Judge
Bruce, ] Myers, J B Mather, ] R Wither-
ineton, o c Steele and wife, John Egan, r
Shur, Miss NJ George, Miss d Wood, Miss
c NJ Smith, Harry Lehi, Mrs Huffaker, Miss
Brennan, VIM Heney A II Olson, NJ Far
ley aud wife, Col Drew, Chas Nogues, II W
Cochrane. Y A H Ball, J w Harrison, S
Trinkett.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16

IMPERIAL DrrDEND.-The Imperial
Mining Company, Gold Hill, yesterday
declared a dividend Of Sc per share,
payable on the 18th inst.
OpurR Assxssxrsr.-An assessment
of 81 per share was levied yesterday on
the 0phir Company.
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NY ROUTE:

Louis Brader, Peter Brader. F W vii.
liams, Miss Julia Edwards, Miss X Nc
Donough.
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PRICRs.- %

"VIHGINIA
A Liberal Discount made 70 the Poor:
ALS0-Furniture FurniiningG ooas beooint'
wall Psper. Carpets, Blankets, 6heetlng, Crock.
.rv. wooden and Willow Ware, Etc, Etc. :.
Hsvine no rents 10 pay, ] an preparea to sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
A Large Stack or WALL PAPER,
New STYLES, direct from New York, constantly
e. Remember the Old stsnd, No. 100 South
Osfr,,t, south Of wells, Fargo 4 Ce.'s.
fs's'la W.xAYls'A ssHs.
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Arrivnls.
RY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

BY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
Jas Mcmillan, J Muncell, Kate Ready, FL
len Lacy. ] A Reed, Miss Annie Lyons, w
W Seholl, Mrs Finnesan, ] Feu,ier, ] Shir-
ley, r C Hardy, A Mandich, NJ A Jacobs, L
Mrs Moch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16

p. s.-A FINE HEARsE and CARRIAGES
.lvayI 10 readiness 70 attend FUNERALS IN
this and adjoining c~ountlef Funerals aitenaed
TO In Gold Hill, Silver City and Dayton VIE
nromntnean.At
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16

B.dsss to be bad at the Han.
J.. D. TREAT,
8 sv {; f Sss n-..sss,. COMMITTEE.
WV. 6o0G0M
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ButLroS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of E. Ruhling b Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 6,234
ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16

To MEN OF MoSEY.-A good chance
for a profitable investment of money is
offered by the Board of Trustees of the
town Of Gold Hill, rs will be seen BY
an advertisement under "New To-day"
The corporation Of Gold Hill is entirely
good for all its contracts and obliga-
lions. Two per cent. per month inter-
est is offered for s. 5000 in g%rcenbacks.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-06-20
coNSTA1lE'8 SALE.

nY virtue of an Execution issued by Charles
ID E. Olney. Justice of the Peace OF Township
No III, Placer county, State of California, on the
l4th day Of May, A. D. 1868, and to me directed.
10 favor Of Samuel B. Wyman, and A. J. Web.
ster. Of the firm Of Wyman Il Webster. and
against the Old Man Mountain Turnpike Com
pany, a corporation. for the sum Of 1913 $500,
and $23 costs OF suit, have levied upon and
taken on execution. and will expose at public
auction. at Justice Olney's Office, 10 the town Of
Cisco, Placer county, on
TaesAays Jane 3Osh, 1858, 1t 10 O'Clock,
A. M.
all the franchises rights and privileges of the
Old Man Mountain Turnpike Company. The
road Of said turnpike company, extends from the
Dutch Flat and Bonner Lake Wagon Road near
Cisco. in Placer county, to the town of Paris,
thence to Carlyle, and thence to Meadow Lake
in Nevada county. At the same time and place,
will expose for sale the hooks of said corpora
ton. Said franchises, rights and privileges of
said corporation, will be sold to the person who
will satisfy said execution together with all legal
fees and expenses thereon, in gold or silver coin
OF the United States, and shall agree to take said
franchises, rights privileges and property for the
shortest period of time, and to receive during
said time all such tolls as said corporation would
be entitled to demand. and such person will lie
considered the highest bidder at such sale.
AMOS ROGERS
Constable TIP. No. IL, Placer county, Cal.
May %, l868.-6w
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CoNSTA1lE's SALE,

DY virtue Of an Execution issued by r. C.
- Poland. Justice of the Peace. of Township
No. 8 Placer county, State of California. on tn
4th day OF June, A. d. 1868, and TO me directed
in favor Of ]. W. Dickerson and against f. b.
Higgins. judgment Three Hundred and Thirty-s x
Dollars and Seventy FIVE cents ($S36. 75l, costs
Sixty-nine Dollars and Thirty vr"ts l9oy.3O) with
interest from date on judgment at the rate two
(2) per cent per month. l have levied upon,
seized and will expose to public sale, at the
Courthouse door, in Auburn, on
Monday the 9Th day Of July A. ID. 1868.
at the hour Of O'Clock m, all the right title,
interest and claim Of the said +. B. Higgins in
and 10 the following real estate lying and being
in Placer county, towit: Section Is Township
No. II Nerth, Range 6 East Mount Diablo base
and meridian, containing GAO acres; and also the
Northeast / and the Northwest ! Of section IL,
Township No. IL North, Range East Mount
Diablo base and meridian, containing 800 acres;
and also 800 acres bounded and described as fol-
lows: On the North by lands OF F. Hartford aud
S. D0dd, on the West by lands Of q. e. Rice, and
on the South and East by vacant land known rs
the Higgins land, together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
CHARLES HIGGINS,
Constable. Township No. 8.
June 4th, 1867
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coNsTABlE's SALE.

RY virtue of an Execution issued by R. G.
~ Poland, Justice Of the Peace, of Township
No. 8, Placer County, State of California, on the
9Th day Of June, 1868, and to me directed in
favor Of John Worseley and against John Sopher,
judgment One Hundred and Fifty Dollars $l50I
in current gold coin Of the United States, with
interest from date on judgment at the rate Of 7
per cent. per annum. have levied upon, seized,
and will expose to public sale, at the Court. house
door, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of Juno, A. ID. 1865.
OF the hour of o'clock. P. H. all the RIGHT title.
interest and claim Of the said John Sopher In and
to the following described property lying and
being IN Placer county to wit All that certain
tract, piece or parcel Of ground or town lot lying
Setween the blacksmith shop commonly called
white Co.'S shop and the lot Known as ibe
old Orleans Eotcl lot, being abont seventy. av e
feet wide and running from Washington street
back one hundred feet more or less, together with
oil improvements buildings, appurtenances there.
unto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
CHARLES HIGGINS,
Constable, Township No. 8.
Auburn, Junel3th, l86s.-td.
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Branch State Prison.

The State Prison Board Of Directors, we
learn, onmo "p to Ro kiln on last We'd.
nesday morning train, examined the ground
upon which it is proposed to build branrh
prison, and then drove over to Folsom, to
view the site which is offered for sale by the
Natoma Ditch Company for the same pnr.
pose, and returned to Sacramento in the
evening upon special train. Which OF the
places will be selected by these gentlemen
We haven't the slightest idea, but to us it
appears plain that upon the line Of the great
National highway. in a healthy locality. wi tn
the convenience at hand for building and
the future profitable working Of the convic's,
it would be most advantagsously located.
II appears that nothing more will be done
o. present than to select one Of the two places
designated, the appropriation of the last Leg
isIature being wholly inadequate to pay the
debt lef, IA legacy by our Radical predeces'
sors. and the making Of such Improvements
at San Quentin rs are absolutely necessary
for the safe and tealthfu keeping Of the
prisoners at that place. In compliance with
the bill authorizing ito establishment the To-.
cation will now be made, and it will be lift
for future Legislature to provide the meaus
for carrying it into operation.
Since writing the above va find The fol.
lowing 10 the Sac. Union:
TIE BRANCH PRIsoN SrE.-The following
resolutions on this subject have been adopted
by the Board Of Prison Directors:
Resolped. That after an examination Of the
proposed sites for branch prison at Rock lin
and Folsom. it is the Judgment of this Board
that the site a, Folsom hy reason OF it's wal er
power, possesses advantages over that at
Rnrk,in, and that the site at Folsom be,
therefore, selected provided, however. that
the Na.oma Water Company. in accordance
with their offer. convey to The State the tract
Of $50 acres, with the quarries and timber
free # membranes, by an unconditional
deed; and also tho water power. conditioned
upon tho expenditure Of $4,000 in convict
labor, at such time "a the Board may here
after determine to be judicous. in the even,
that j, should b thought desirable TO organ.
izs branch prieon.
RESOLVED. Thai in tho seection Of the
shove site this Board do not intend TO ex
press any opinion ir favor of the organize
ton of a branch prison, as they deem it bet
ter to reserve the question Of the policy OF
such step for future consideration.