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The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.

Under the law passed by the last Legis-
lature the Supervisors are required to levy
a special school tax on each School District
having over SIS, 900 worth of taxable prop
erty to raise sum, which together with
the usual amount of public school money,
shall be sufficient to maintain school for
eight months per school year. The law
also requires the Superintendent to furnish
the Supervisors with a statement of the
amount of State and county school money
received by the Districts, and an estimate
Of the cost of running the schools for eight
months, so that the Board may know the
exact amount of money necessary to be
raised by the special tax to make up the
deficiency. The Superintendent made his
statement according to law, several months
o, and fully discharged his duty in the
..aiter, and there his responsibility ceased
On the 10th of August the Board met
and levied a special tax of 60c on the 500
on the property in the Shasta, and 58c on
the 500 in the Millville School District.
The tax so levied should have been entered
by the Auditor on the tax roll against the
property in these Districts exclusively
On the second Monday in November the
law required the Auditor to hand the Tax
Book over to the Collector for the collec-
tion of all taxes entered therein. On ex-
animation the Collector finds that the special
school tax which should have been entered
against the property of Shasta and Mill
vile School Districts, has been carried out
on the Book against property in Shasta
Township No. l" and Millville "Towz-
ship No. {" these Townships embracing
several School Districts. OF course the
levy of this tax outside of the two Districts
named is illegal, not in accordance with the
order of the Supervisors, ard is blunder
which will create great annoyance, and one
which will have to be corrected sooner or
later. As the matter now stands, the Col
lector is placed in an embarrassing situation,
as he is compelled to collect taxes as they
stand on the Book handed over to him by
the Auditor
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

WESTERN PART OF THE CoUNTY.-We
are indebted to Mr.. VIM Goodall, for the
annexed information.
a Half breed Indian by the name of
George, broke into the store of E. r. Jones
at Eagle Greek, on three different occasions
and abstracted from the desk about thirty
dollars, at least he admits having taken
that much, in coin and dust. He entered
the store by raising the window, on the
first two occasions he only got two or three
dollars, on Friday night of last week he
he got in again and got the dust Mr..
Jones, having good reason to believe him
the guilty party, arrested him, when he
acknowledged to the theft, stated how he
got in aud named the amount he had taken,
which corresponded with the missing
money He was taken before Justice
Shuff1eton who had him committed to the
county Jail to await the action of the next
grand jury.
MINING NOTES.-THE "Hard scrabble"
Gravel Mining Company, of Piety Hill
District, have commenced operations upon
their claims by cleaning out the old race,
blasting four-feet deeper, and will put in a
three-foot fume. They are working twen-
ty men and will work as many more if
they can obtain them, as they intend to
prosecute the work with all possible dis
patch.
The firm of Napier, Kingsbury & Co,
are erecting Quartz Mill on the South
Fork of Clear Creek, about mile abov e
the Butterfeld Mill The mill will be run
by "Hurdy- -gurdy wheel" with about l2O
feet pressure The mill is erected for the
purpose of prospecting the several Ledges
situated in close proximity. The above
parties intend having it in running order
in about two weeks, aud anticipate good
results
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

One of the most useful inventions of
modern times, and one which has tended
mare to tighten woman's labor than any
other, is the Sewing Machine. Mr.. E.
Dobrowsky, agent of the Wilson and Buck
eye Shuttle Sewing Machines, received
this week an invoice of thirteen new mach
ines, fresh from the factory, which are
offered at the low figures of from S25 to
$50 each
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

DISTRICT CoURT CALENDAR.-The fol.
lowing is the District Court calender for
the November term:
Lewiston Turnpike Company VS. Shasta
and Weaverville Wagon Road Company.
Action for injunction and damages, re-
manded from Supreme Court for new trial.
E. & 9. A. Garter and and J S. Follansbee
for Plaintiffs. j. W. Brack EFT for Defend
ant.
j. R. Gilbert VS. Eugene Parsons.-Ac-
tion for damages in the efs5 900,
q G. A. Garter for p,a.....n, DraoA..s and
Ghadbournc for defendant.
Clarinda Powers VS.. John Wheatly-
Action for breach of promise in the sum of
$4,000, Bracket and Chadbourne for
plaintiff, j S. Follansbee and E. e. G. A..
Garter for defendant.
H. N. Wilkinson VS.. NJ Mitchell et,al.
Action for foreclosure of mortgage, E.
& G. A. Garter for plaintiff, c. W. Taylor
appearing as Guardian ad htena for minor
defendants
Cram VS.. How lett-Action on promis-
sary note, Follansbee and Chadbourne for
plaintiff, E. & G. A. Garter for defendant
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

AocIDENT.-On Tuesday afternoon, a
teamster by the name of Richard Allison
sustained compound fracture of the leg
under the following circumstances He
was walking by the side of the wagon,
near Terry & Wiser's ranch, and in at
tempting to put on the brake he slipped
and fell, one leg was passed over by the
wagon wheel breaking it as described
A messenger was at once sent to town for
medical assistance, and DIR. Whtcomb,
who is stopping at the Empire Hotel, went
to the relief of the sufferer. The wagon
was loaded for Fort Jones, where we un-
derstand Mr. Allison resides.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

House, and that the Anditor draw his war
rant to meet the expense, not to exceed Sl60.
and the County Treasurer, shall transfer the
sum of Sl60 from the General Fund to the
Contingent Fund to pay said warrant.
The County Treasurer was ordered TO re-
deem the warrants offered in the bid Of Mrs
Mary Caldwell, j. W. Garden and E. Levin
aggregating 1852 So. the same being the
lowest bid. The amount allowed was $685.,
6S. After which the Board adjourned.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

New JEwELRy.-Mr A. Dobrowsky
received this week by express, large and
varied assortment of fine jewelry, gold and
silver watches, Elgin watches etc. We
glanced into his showcase yesterday, and
should think that almost any taste could
be suited in the array so temptingly spread
out. Jewelry is considered an article of
luxury, but Dobrowsky sells his stock at
such small advance on cost, that it seems
great deal like swapping dollars to buy
from him.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18


Ordered that Fort Reading School Dis
trict" be established, bounded as follows:
Commencing at the West line of VIM.
Haws' farm, following the Sacramento Riv
er to the mouth of Cow Creek thence East
to the Millville road thence North to the
North line of Sec. 20, thence West to Still
water thence South to place of beginning.
Ordered, that Sheldon School District be
re-establshed, with boundaries as originally
designated.
Warrants drawn in favor of E. A. J.
Smith, N. f. Stroud and c. Watkins, for the
sum of three dollars each were ordered de-
stoyed, having remained uncalled for one
year.
Four <arrants drawn in 1868 IN favor of
l.. Hughes, aggregating S2l, were ordered
to be paid by the Treasurer.
Ordered that the Auditor draw warrant
upon the County Clerks sa ary fund, in favor
of Grant l. Taggart for the sum of Sl34 80.
County Treasurer's report for quarter
ending Sept. Sd accepted and placed ON file.
Ordered, that the Auditor draw warrant
upon the Treasurer S salary fund in favor of
Sam'l Cooper, for the sum of $3.50.
Bill Of E. Flamer for work around the
Court House, was reduced to S29 80 and
ordered paid.
Peter Hoff, and A. Grotefend & Co., being
the lowest bidders. were awarded the con-
tracts for supplying the County Hospital
with meat and vegetables respectively, for
the quarter ending January 3lst, 1872.
The repor. of A. Leschinsky, Roadmaster
of Dist. No. l was rejected SO far as it
brought the county into debt, otherwise ac-
cepted and ordered fled.
Ordered. that report of Wm. Cayton, Road.
master of Dist. No. 4, be placed on file.
Ordered, that report of B. B. Hawkins
Deputy Roadmaster of District of No. 5,
be accepted and ordered filed.
Ordered, that the report of G. Dersch,
Roadmaster of Dist. No. 6. be rejected so far
as it brings the county into debt, otherwise
accepted and filed.
Ordered that report of H. McCracken,
Roadmaster of Dist. No I, be accepted and
fled.
Ordered that report of Daniel Sweeney,
Roadmaster of Dist. No. 8, be accepted and
filed
Ordered, that the County Clerk have Road
Receipts printed, and issue the same to the
Roadmasters. after January lst 1872
Ordered, that the Sheriff procure 20 cords
of wood and have the same cut for the use of
the different county officers at the Court
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.

November Term. Board met on Tuesday.
Nov. 7th. Present Supervisors Schroter and
Anderson.
Ordered. that the report of DIR. Shurtleff,
Hospital Physician be excepted. Warrants
were ordered issued on the Hospital Fund as
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
attention TAXPAYERS +!

HyHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
i now due and payable and the laws relative to
their collection will be strictly enforced Pay
your Taxes or before the SECOND MONDAY
IN DECEMBER, for the Fiscal Year 1S71-72, if
you would avoid paying the ADDITIONAL
FIVE PER CENT, and costs of suit.
Fo- the convenience of Taxpayers l will be pre-
pared to receive Taxes at the following time and
places to wit:
Shasta, from date to Dec. IL.
French Gulch, Monday Nov. 20.
Portuguese Flat, Thursday, +" %;
Churntown, Saturday, 60 25
Millville, Monday !" 27 .
Burgettyille; Thursday, /" 30.
Janesville, Saturday, Dec. g
American Ranch, Monday. A.
THOMAS GREENE,
Tax Collector.
Shasta, Nov a, 1871. td11
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18


follows:
E.F. Crocker. lumber. S35 80
John Boyce. wood l12 90
Louis Ruth, milk .......... 20 10
j. Isaacs, dry goods. ...... 80 46
c. G. Bush & Co.. groceries...... 262 81
F. c. Tifin. suniries s.............. 83 25
L. Wellendorff, drugs.............. 63 so
Peter HOh, meat................ 169 w
Z. Voluntine, hardware. ...... IL 65
f. c. Tifin as Steward. 157 so
D. P. Bystle, COTS. ................. s 90
P. BOYLE as cook ..... 100 90
B. Shurtleff, for cash ADVANCES. 100 90
b. Shurtleff, Hospital Physician. l51 so
Ordered, that the Treasurer transfer two
hundred and eighty dollars from the general
fund to the contingent fund.
Warrants were ordered drawn on the
Contingent fund as follows:
ID. Lynch, lights. ts....................... S13 30
}. M. Manasse, stationery.....- 80 %
A. Grotefend & Co., sundres.......... 90 20
+. Book, labor on Court House,. 00
J. N. Chappell, hardware.......... 0O
County Sheriff. shackles.. % 00
E. Voluntine, hardware. II 90
J. lsaacs, dry goods.. ..... 70
G. /. Taggart, stationery .............. AZ IS
ID. Noble, painting Court House,. rs 90
The County Treasurer was instructed to
ranster $500 from the general fund to the
District Attorneys salary Fund, and the
Auditor was instructed to draw warrant
on the District Attorneys salary fund in IA
vor of Clay w. ylor for the sum of $500.
VIM. Magee, j. j. Kimball and j. w.
Spann were appointed viewers to survey a
road from point between Janesville nd
Roaring River and leading to Forster,s Ranch,
on or about the 9th day of November, and
report at the next regular term of the Board.
1t was further ordered that E. Nichols, petit
tlons on behalf of citizens and resident tax
payers for said road be required to execute a
ond conditioned that he will meet all ex-
enses attendant upon viewing and survey
ng said road, should the petition be rejected
by the Board of Supervisors.
On petition of patrons of Horsetown Mid
dletov n and Texas Springs School Districts,
1T was ordered that said districts be consoli-
dated with the school house permanently To-
Gated at Centrevile.
Warrants were ordered to be drawn upon
the General Fund in favor of the persons
named for election services. j. n. Chapel,
J, F. Bedford, W. S. Kidder, L. L. Y. Hast
ings, L. G. Woodman, E. NJ. Dixon, l. Will
liams and j. Parker $l8 each. G. Boell,
3. Shurtlef, j. NJ. Chestnut, G. Reese, P.
lIiller II. Gary, I. A. Sadler J. j. Wheelock,
Ii. W. Adkins, II. j. Wilson, VIM Cayton.
a. Letter, JOS Simpson, J. R. Kemble, A.
!. Swain, G. w. Jackson, l. L. Rowe, and
}. W. Brown SIS each. Eli Fender, S12
A. Grotefend, 50. A. L. Downer, j. P
Wright, j. McMullen, j. Q. Adams. G. Nc
Farland, Ii. Kah, James Curry, j. Conghlin,
I. B. Reynolds, D. Kemble, A. Stiller, VIM
Roberts. o. Engle, j. L. Boudel, A. Fender,
Sc each. c. Fordham, E. Gipson, f. Stan,
ford, F. Meyers, J. Forest, c. W. Kingsbury
and j. Larkin So each. Also, allowed on
General Fund
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

In TOWN.. Chadbourne and W. II.
Jones of Red Bluff, are in town in attend
ance upon District Court.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

r MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
l. friends and the public in general that
have just arrived from San Francisco where
| bought very extensive stock of CIGARS,
PIPES, STATIONERY, CUTLERY,
LAMPS, NOTIONS, and great many other
articles belonging to my line of business. The
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
DIED.

In Sacramento, Nov. 1lth "LiTTLE CLAY
infant Son of Clay W. and Viola Taylor, aged 3
months and l2 day.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

Snow fell in Trinity Centre last Sum
lay.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

MANAssE has gone below to lay. in
supplies for the Holidays.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
STATIC N Err
GOLD PENS,

and Holders of all sizes and only of the best
make. The largest assortment of
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18

w
r. Booth, work on Horsetown bridge 6 90
The bill of c. W. Taylor for enrolling militia,
was rejected Bill Of C. W. Taylor, remain
der of salary as County Assessor, S342 IS
allowed.
Gnrn.n1 I'll ni
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-18
Tobacco

had occasion to buy ct the recent Fall Auc-
tions and consists of the finest brands of Smok-
ing and Chewing. The
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-12

Nea0 Goods Neao Goods. -Messrs.
[. B. Dunn & Co have just received
one of the heaviest stocks of goods
ever brought to this market. their
large and commodious store is literally
crowded with all kinds and styles of
desirable goods. and are being rapidly
scattered over the country by the
hundreds of customers who are con-
stantly pouring in and out of their es-
adjustment. There is no dearth of
business with these gentlemen, they
advertise literally in the Ne,cs and
the NeaOs circulates among a class of
people who prove the profitableness
Of advertising.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-12

Mfr. Petermdn's Leaf Tobacco.-Mr
VIM. b. Peterman of Clear Branch
Va, has again raided upon the News
Office, and has left several samples Of
most beautiful and elegant leaf Tobac-
co. He has certainly done much in
proving what can be done in this 10
cality in the way of Tobacco culture.
But Tobacco may be well grown and
for the want of sklllful handling after
ward, bring no more than half price.
We, those who have grown good crops
OF the article, would consult their own
interest by getting Mr.. Peterman TO
handle and fix 1t for shipment He
certainly understands it and can make
it bring much better prices in market,
than it will bring with ordinary I'M
skilled manipulation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-12

Feilo- sittsens OBJ de Ton OBJ Good
son. AT a metin OBJ de culled foxes
OBJ de ton, l as bin nominated for
de offiis of Ton Sargint and l has cep-
ted the commission and am posed to
Mr.. Liggum de present sargint. He
has neber rested any body, cepin mig
ers and wimen, which l is posed to,
specially the restin OBJ wimen foxes.
And dar am a nudder question, under
confederation dat am emportant; l
am in faber of de Ian purchis so
dat de pore niger and de pore white
man can git home widout pain nuf-
fin for it-Des am mi continents, fell
10 sitisins and eff I Is lected tn &c
offs | promis tn do aul in my powir
to CARR OUT de wishis OBJ de sitisins
oh de corporasion, Mr.. Liggum has
nebber rested anybody an put dem in
de kalepoose. but wat da has broke
out and | promis dat l will stat on de
rite side and Sc dat no body dat /
rests gifts out OBJ de poose. | won't
stat al de time on de I0ac eide but
vii KEEP mi eie skint on de old Viz
giny chore.