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US in saying, that it is an entire misappre-
hcnsiol, In fact, the repeal would DO an
invasion Of chartered right prohibited
by the Constitution Of the United
States.
We feel confident that all this talk
means something more than ~mcre' ex-
preston ofopiniop, or good will to the
enterprise.
1t must be remembered in this con-
ncction, tina. the stock to be subscribed,
will be stock in the North Western Vir-
ginia Railroad Company, which after the
first year will pay dividend.
The subject is II material develope-
ment, and is worthy Of our most earnest
consideration. 1t should be considered
now, so thatif nothing is to be done. tic
thrifty portion Of our fellow citizens may
remove to a country that will advance,
and'leave the laggards here to take care Of
themselves.
1t willie road of only twenty miles,
Of easy grade, and one that can be
cheaply constructed. Not tunnel will
have to be made, aud not bridge or deep
cut Of any importance, will have to Lc
overcome, and no land damages We pre-
sumo, will be claimed, and it is not sup
posed that. there is man living on, the
line so lost to all claims Of public spirit,
as to demand damages.
We trust that our people will act upon
this subject without delay. Our county is
one Of the leading counties of the State,
and shon!d not BE- the less inclined on thai,
account to improve her condition. Let us
obtain REIMBURSEMENT Of land damages
and grade the road, and capital elsewhere
can be founato do the balance.
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IMPROVED rRlppING ARRANGE

NlENT
Kas no equal. 4 Is simple rml eas'ly
opertted. and niA nyt ge. out efordcr''s
oad lchen ,cor,, out can Je sepuired BY"
farmer or his Uoy.
/ Dealers throughout Tie country Should
not fiii Il sraRunc our ruke Lefare pur-
chasing elseehse.
Bs,enre efeomterfsis.. Alto Raht'
are htete,l
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HousEKEEpERs!
lIOUSEKEEPERS.
MEN---WOMEN---AND CHILDREN r
EN--wOMEN--AND CiiiLDRIS +

REAL-READ.
"eo,lng TO scalds aud burns"
Soothing to all painful wounds, 3...,
sllcaling TO all sores, ulcers, &c,''
COSTARSBUCKTHORN SALVB
Is the most extraordinary salyc ever. known.
Its powca Of soothing and healing for ali en-,
burns, bruises, sores, ulcers chapped hand, al
skin, for sore nipples for piles, &c.. is with.u,
a'parallel. One person says oft, u would nj
be withoatia box in my house, lift cos; SSe,
or ] had toarnvcl all the way to New Ysrk i.t
it.'-N. y. Evcnihs News.
AL Druggists'in Weston alfis.
"COSTAR'S"
S tan lard Pre- paratisns.
AllB.
f a u 7 FIFE
he Bitter Sweet and Orange E,loss.s..
One bottle sl-Thrcc for $500,
Costar's Rat Roach &C., Extcrn,inniors.
Costar's Bed lug Estcrminators.
Costar's (only purc) Insect I;owder.
"Only inflllille Remedies known" ID.
'.lS years established in New York"
900 Boxes and Fasks manufactured daily
=! Beware !! ~! ofsuprious limitations"
"All druggists in WESTON sell ,hsm
Address .Costar,' 10 Crosby ST.. ny.
Or john +. Henry, Successor toy
Dcmns Barnes 4 COIL Park Row, n. 7:
Sold IN. Weston by I'll. Druggists
march Sly
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ADVERTISEMENTS
CURING AND SUMMER GOODS

SpRISe AND SUMMER GOODS.
F. NJ, II ALE,
Is now receiving a large addition >. >,
STOCK OF GOODS "hh
and invites his former patrons and H..
lie generally is call and examie e pup
NEW SUPPLY, A''t
consisting of the usua. y,,;,,
D r Y Go o Ds ! I"
Also splendid stock Of
LADIES' SHOES,
Misses and Childrcns Shoes
Alarge 10. of Mems aud Bovsr
BOOTS AND Siiop,
A splendid lot Of Mems and Bow 'U Ir
VERY CHEAP na'',
Ladies' Hats,
REsDY-MADE CLOTHING
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
NAILS,
DyE.STUFFS,
9UGENSNARE,
STONEWARE, and
l;,1.,. SALT.
LEATHER,
COTTON YARNS
And in fact everything generally found in
his line of business, which WILDE solp
lov for cash or produce in hand. S'S
HAll kinds Of produce wanted i,
cxchangcior Goods.
All the above goods eau DO purchased
cheaper OF INV establishment than ut ,ns
other Store in West Virginia. Give mo .
call before purchasing elsewhere. ~
ES-Mr. Hale has rlso first-closs Bo..
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his Store, to which lie would call iii. At.
ton ofthe public.
nov4tf p. NJ Hl1
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Tnk Attorney General has advised the
President not to attempt to carry out the
sentence Of death pronounced on civilians
till their cases shall be heard in tile Su.
preme Court. That is to say, the Attor-
ney General has advised the President no.
to commit murder.
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|
Phillip Duffy, Patrick
Bcirne and John Duffy,
late merchants and part.
ners, trading under tho
firm name and style Of p.
Duffy & Co., who sue on
behalf Of themselves and
all other creditors Of Me-
Clure bickel, deceased,
compliments.
VS.
Jane Bickcl. widow Of Nc.
Clurc Bickel decd, Rachel
Bitkel, (adulO William ! In chano.ry,
lIickel, Mary Bickel, Su.
san l'ickel, Christopher
lIickcl, Naomi 1,iukol ltIlcu
hama Jane Bickel (iuiantsl
children and huits at law
of said dcscedent, George
II. Morrison. sheriff If
Brasion equity, and as
such administrators Of Nc.
Clure Biekel. deceased, and
james salisbury, +. G,
logss James W. Nlath.
ews Luke Doyle and 4.
A. Berry. administrator Of
Joel Iunirick, deceased,
defendants.
The object OF this suit Is 10 subject 10 saline
tract OF land containing 10 acres, aud another
tract containing 80 acres, aud another ttact con
tanning DO acres, aud another tract containing
10 acres, all laying III Draxton county on llojls
river, oil ronsti tuting what Is known as lie
"Mrclure liick.l place., the first t,aet 10 en-
forrea vendors lien thereon, and the other
tracts, judgment liens.
Aud II Appealing BY affidavit filed that that
the defendants Luke Doyle and Scwell L Co.
are not residents Of this state, and they not Mo,
pearihg, on motion OF the compliments, II Is
ordered that they do appear here In one month
after due publication Of this order, and due
postngof a copy Of the same, at The front door
OF The court house Of llmx,on county. and do
what Is nccessary TO protect their Interests IN
this suit.
Teste:
Mr.. sQUtl.Es, Clork.
Baxter, atty. July 20.
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Successor TO Rcil'k prs,her).
W MOLEsALE GROCER

ASp DEALE. IN
CANNEDFRUiTS, VINES & LIQUORS,
No. 10 Main ST.. opposite y L q. Il. X. Deps'
WHEELING, u. Va.
Constantly on hand large assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Rec
titled Cider wliitli will lie sold on the most ae-
cotntnodating terms.
n. .--Ntons,ant supply of1rishand, MOnes-
gahela Whiskey, always on hand.
sEt-,il. JENNINGS u with iliis House.
mnv11.lv 8iE ilps f3
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TnK nomination of General iRbsccrans
essmplides the highest wisdom to which
the Democracy have attained. They
have arrayed themselves under the shadow
o. q name-[Nee YORK. Tined What
did the republicans do when they non,i-
mated Gran'?. Arrayed themselves under
The shadow Of cigOr smokc.-Bcston Post.
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GOOD HEALTU

GOOD HEALTH
Is paramount 10 wealth. If The sys,emisin bad
order purge out the vile hutnors and ilise,nprrs
with ltoback S Blood pi'lr, and get the internal
organs performing their regular functions. and
oace Ia order, keep them 20 by the daily Use
llobatks Stomach lIi,ters.
FM CllALrAN~
Sole agcntfor Lewis eoun 4-sina
TUE w wEsk.r sun y !. :. ~, !. :
fr the Sun Iron Ddidings baltimore, Mil.
Tcrms-Cash In advance.
For copy for six months or less, si.oo
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NEW INDUCEMENTS.
From this time the Weekly Sun will renew lis
pest Efforts us Il iitst.class News and Literary
Journal. Every Improvement Of modern jouf.
nalisin-by which 1t Is distiiguished-wi be
ma ntained, ahdsucli attention bc given to lis
several departments us will insure their c min.
,ied crest, and whatever may he ncttssary n,
render them more complete will not be lost sight
Of.
Through no other medium cur families and
Individuals In towns and Villages aud rural dis.
tries OF the cyuntry I've 50 well supplcdi with
prop.r literature, and full knowleite Of The
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.

MISUNDERSTANDING =
:. DaNnhorioi.
~, inc ns.ts. Court curt os,ha United ssascsf0r
In ile matter Of William j s Prime Bankru,,
N' In NJ Bamir"ni[e ,,
Tic UNDERSIGNED. I.sac Ramcy. of Clarl.s.
burg, West Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate Of VII
District, who was, to-wit, OH the It'll day Of De-
!, us own petition ~ NC District Court Of tho
sn.sa n.a y, Ut ,he Ds,rlc' Of West virginia.
g'. SEQ u, 0'A'Ns'ure 'hs s.h daS o. Jnly,
-, ~ q. A. h,MGi,
July l9.5t Assignee.
r\ltnAyrs : =.
II .. ,{
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N. b. sou1REs, Clerk.

WEST VIRGINIA.:
A TIsulcs held in Clerks office of tho circuit
IN court OF BinxiCn unity, OH the frat
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WEAkx assured that Chief Justice
Chase rejoices with the people of Virginia
in the great triumph Of Conservatism. In
'et'0r from tho White Sulphur, on the
9Th, to afriend in this city, hs says. 81
hope that to-day. will begin new era Of
prosperity for tic Old Common wealth"
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ADHER TLSENENTS.
NTEw DRUG STORE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
tHe citizens Of Weston and the surrounding
country that he has just opened, athis old stand
on Main steet, in Weston, IN entirely new
stock OF
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JUSTICES BLANKS IN hand and for sal.
q All kinds Of blanks, T'ill.head., and Il.
tirts, executed with ses.uvs. sai at tis
rv.s stites
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4 M.x'cAS gentleman, who declines
giving his name, has semitic Washington
some magnificent presents, tes,ifying biz
10y at the overthrow Of tile rebellion aud
the end Of slavery. President Grant re.
ceives silver coffee set of tlIr,y-six
pieces and some dressed leopard skins;
General Sherman receives an egg boiler
and holder.
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THE r1rFsN HORSE RAKE.

A good article is cheap at any price--'
poor article Is dear at any price.
Positively no goois sent on continuation.
Address all orders aud letters Of H.
quiry to
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GsAs7 is said to be greatly worried
about the maneuvers Of his smiling Vice,
who las beeu.laying Presidential pipe all
over tho Eastern States. Why he should
trouble himself about them is not appar.
ent. for the one thing that ascertain in
regard to the next election is that Grant
will not be personally interested in it.
Everybody has had enough of him.
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N. b. sQrIREs, Clerk.
II. "A. Holt, Atty. July &c.
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"CosTAR's"
ST an d lard Preparatisn.

JOIN REID "a,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-23
OPERA Houss MELoDroS.-A particu.

OPERA HOUSE, MELoDEoS.-A particu-
larly good entertainment was given last
evening, to a good house. Among the
new features vas the "Old Friends
Greeting" in which the popular song
of " Twenty Years Ago" was sung bv
Add Weaver, with excellent style, taste
and effect, the only Objectionable point
in our estimation being his makeup,
he representing an old, gray, d~ilapidated
Moke, apparently rs or 80 years OF age,
and one who would not have been much
of a youthful beau or gushing, romping
juvenile, playing with the school girls
"just twenty years ago. Dress about
! 40 year. younger, aud more in accord
ance with the spirit Of your song, Addi-
son, and you will hit it better. The
Chinese dance, by the Pixley Sisters,
and Misses Es,elle and Blanche was very
festive. Della Sager will sing the popu-
lar ballad tonight Of "Salut q 10
France" and a capital Saturday sven-
ing's entertainment will be given. Go
TO the Melodeon tonight, il you want to
enjoy about 81 worth Of fun for four
bits, to say nothing Of the choice lager,
cigars, healthy waiter girls, etc.
The BALL LAST NrGHr.-Dsu Lyons
Social Ball last night was we'll attended
by a large and agreeable company. The
music was excellent, and everybody APP
peared to enjoy themselves hrst'rats;
we did, anyhow, and when we left, con-
siderably past midnight, the ball was
still going on. We are grsti6ed to know
that Dan realized a goodly sum from
this needed benefit, and still more so to
state that he has at length sufficiently
recovered 10 be able to walk with q
cane, laying his erutches aside.
HuaRAH FOR THE RAILROAD THE To-
connective and the track layers on the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, are now
within half a mile Of the Marshall Tor
Mouud) House, or two.thirds OF the
way from Carson to Virginia City. on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, the track
will be at the Mound House. Tho iron
horse is coming right along, and the
steam from his nostrils will be seen aud
heard in Gold Hill fully as soon as the
most sanguiue Of the friends Of the road
predicted. "Git out Of the way, for
old Dan Tucker |"
HoRsrs AND WAGONS FOR SALE.-Sse
notice under head Of "New To-day
in another colum. Forty-6vs head OF
horses, aud q number of fast freight n
passenger wagons, are offered for sale
cheap for cash. Owners Of stage lines
and others interested in such matters,
will please take notice. Apply to W.
P. Bennett, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
BILLIARps.-Tamkin has accepted
Brimaeomb's challenge to play him .
game for 500 and the champion cue Of
Nevada. Next Wednesday is the day
set for the playing Of the game. 1t will
come off at the Wssboe Exchange Bill
lizard Saloon, Virginia.
TAx-pAYERs TAKE NOTES.-The tax
payers of Storey County will do well to
read tho notice in our advertising
columns, under head Of New To-day
The taxes for the fiscal year Of 1855 arc
now due, and the law 10 regard to their
| collection will be strictly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-23

DISTRICT CouRr, YrsrERDAY-RisrSs,
Mrs. R. A.Sherman admitted . sole
trader. Estate Of Gu. Chaty, deceased;
Asa Roles, A. N. Kruttschnitt and ]. @.
Swain-appoiuted appraisers. State OF
Nevada vs.. Angelo Lombardi-defend-
ant sentenced to eight years at hard Ia
Dor in State Prison. N. O. Lsgg vs.. j.
N. Legg-divorce granted. Jos. Con.
sidine vs.. G. H. Dight-on trial BY jury,
CHANGED HIS BAsr.-Johuuy Rainey,
late Of tho firm of Doyle L Rainey, may
be . found at the International Sa-
loon, where be is now holding forth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-23

THEY ARE THE BEST MAKE, HUNTING
i Cases, finely chased; look and wear hkc hne
gold, and are equal In appearance to the best
gold watches usually costing $3.50. Full Jewcled
Levers, Gents and Ladies' sizes, at $l5 each.
OUR-DOUBLE EXTRA REFINED OLD
Oroide Gold Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled
Levers, are equal to 5000 gold watches; regu::
lated and guaranteed to keep correct time. and
wear and not tarnlsh, with Extra Fine Cases,
No Money Is Required In Advance. We send
by Express anywhere within the United States,
PAYABLE to agent on delivery, with the privilege
10 open and examine before paid for. and II not
satisfactory, returned. by paying the Express
charges. Goods will be sent by mail as Regis
tered package, prepaid, by sending cash In
advance.
extra watch free, making seven SIS watches for
800, or seven SEQ watches for 1870.
ALSO ELEGANT OROIDE GOLD CHAINS
OF latest and most costly styles, for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, from 10 to 20 inches long, at g, 81,
sc and IS each, sent with watches at lowest
Wholesale prices. State kind and size OF watch
REQUIRED, and order only from
THE OR0IDE WATCH CO.,
oc1s-d3m 14S Fulton Street, New York.
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oc12 II ID.
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Notice---Last Call.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A late firm Of W. A. MEREDITH q co: are
requested to call ut W. A. neredith's once,
Main street, Gold Hill, and settle immediately,
II they wish TO save cost Of witt; n,w
Gold HN, ssptsnSsr q 1sp. in
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Sinking the main shaft deeper i, pro-
crossing all right. Tho face OF the
south drift at the 9Th level has reached
within 10 feet Of the Hale & Norcross
north line, aud is 10 hard, barren quartz.
The yield of the niue is not heavy at
present /; $50 tons Of ore extracted and
worked last week yielded SIG per ton,
mourning a loss Of $1,000 on the weeks
work,
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The new strike in this mine, mem
toned in our last report, made in q
'cross-cut at the end of the south drift
is still looking exceedingly well, and
the indications ahead are excellent for
the development of a very large body OF
rich ore. This new mill 10 steadily run
ming on ore from the mine, and the
present months receipts are expected
10 be much better than usual.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Sherin'S Sale.

Dv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED 0IT'o OF
ID the Fifteenth Judicial District onrt for the City an
Comfy of San Francisco State Of California in the action
of Drur, Tai ant and John Mckee against The Nevada
Silver Mining Company, Limited duly attcsted the 4h
ay of September A. D. 1865. for the sum OF Eight Ihou
sand Six Hundred and Ten a. 100 dollars damage and
Onc Hundred and Thirteen dollars costs together with
accrniug costs have seized and taken IN Execution te
following described property to-wIt All the right ute
and interest Of said Nevada Silver Mining Company in and
that Quartz lead vein situated and e'ng on
the North Fork o. the Tuulumne River. Township No one
T,onmne Countv State Of Calinrnia and known the
Grizzly Mine, commencing at Duckwa! canon ana eX-
tending Northward hundred ft also that certain
Quartz Mill connected with said mine, and situated near
thereto together. with the Amaganating Paas betlng
and Machinery thereo belonging. also One blacksmlth
Shnp One Office One Dwelling House. One Stable ana Oe
Boarding House all situated said Nine also one Car
Track rock from said mine to SAID m ana
one iume used q convey water to said MILL
Notice herhy given. that on Saturday the Zfh day OF
Uonse door in the City of Sonora will sell said proper
~ to the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said Judgment
With costs and accruing Casts
Sonora, February 6. 6.1s69.-iw
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Dance nud Esa dc.

On Monday evening last, dance took
place at the Turnverien Hall, on which occa-
sion the watch and chain, musical instru-
ments, etc, of the late A. Myer, German
schoolmaster were rafled off.
The wife of one of our citiznes was the for
,unate winner of fine gold watch.
A prominent memher of our bar found
himself the owner of a Guitar, but by some
means changes were wrung in on hIm. by
the substitution of mnch poorer instrument,
than the one supposed to be up tor rattie.
When last heard from the attorney was us ug
his legal ability. to recover the instrument to
which he is entitled hy the lao OF rGDe-
Nav he recover it. aud become young tron-
badour again. One of cur county ofhc'"is
won the fiddle, genuine cremoha, when
will probably secure lively music at the
Court House for the coming season. Every
thing passed off pleasantly and agreeable to
the large company present during the dane
ing, which was kept up until a late hour.
We cannot pass without mentioning the
gentlemen" and young ladies'" that tran
sceuded the rules of gentlemanly and lady
like conduct, while a, the table, by throwing
peices Of bread and other edibies. at one an
other, to the great annoyance of others. Sew
eral ladies were compelled TO shield and pro-
tect their faces, from these missiles, some OF
which did fall in their cups scattering tea
upou their dresses much to their disgust
such conduct is very re2rehensible, and
should not be tolerated in good society. Ii
such persons cannot behave themselves with
propriety and gentility at public parties,
they should keep away from them entirely,
by so doing they will prevent the condemna-
tion of others and perhaps preserve their own
self respect We hope that in the future, we
NAV not be called upon to speak again Of
such improprieties.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Pacific Coast xe>vs.


The Stockton GaSeite says. the old cemetery
at that place affords good pastoragea tor cows
A slight shock of earthquake was :elt at
French Camp Gu the night of January setn.
Noah Scrogeins was convicted of murder
in the second degree at orovillc last week.
Thomas Swift arrived in Austin. January
25th, from White Pine, with both hands
frozen.
A fellow named Smith is swinding the
good people of the interior. Look out Tor
him.
tits stated that Henry Logan, who was
shot bv Guerrero recently at a saloon on
Montgomery street, is rapidly recovering.
The sum of tbirty-fve thousand dollars. is
involved in the tax suits now pending against
the Mariposa Company.
VIRGINIA NEVADA There were four new
cases of small pox in Virginia, January 9th,
and three deaths.
THIS school house at Brighton, Sacramento
county, was destroyed Nv fire on Thursday,
January 2Sth. Loss, 81 1900.
STATE TREAsuRY.-The moneys in the State
Treasury were counted officially on Saturday
last and found to be: in coin. 81, S4l 40
80 F; legal tender notes, Sl22, 80; total,
81, ,964,3l2 so.
The Supreme Court Of the State Of Nevada,
has reviewed its former action on the subject
and on the Doth Of January, rendered decision
declaring the Specific Contract Act of Nevada
constitutional.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Alta regular
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors. conlmenc-
ing last Monday. The following amounts
were ordered paid. For county "fhrers sal
nrips. 81 $50 So supplies &c for Hospital
$l9S .3 board of prisoners $50 95, road
expenses. district, No. ., Sl04 so: justices
fees. Sill 90 constable fees, S25l 50 To-
tai, S2.059 90.
John York, Vincent Wooters and W. S.
Cooper ware appointed to view out a road
pettioned for by Jnmes Witter and others. to
commence at point near the Gold Spring
Cottage. and terminate near the jamestown
bridge.
Licenses were renewed to the jamestown
Bridge Company. and To J. NJ. French Il Co.
TO run their ferry en- the Stani>au> RIVER.
The bill Of Juan Di"s and J">ana Penova
for witness fees. }. Hall for sundries. and
Caleb Dorsey for percentage on monies paid
into county Treasury, by bondSmen of I.
Norwood were rejected.
1t was ordered that J. F. Rooney. he en-
ployed to assist the District Attorney in the
case Of j. Hall VS.. Tuolumne county.