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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-07
Friday, March l.
SENATE.

The bill for the suppression Of in.
temperance was taken up, and on the
passage thereof the bill was lost by
the following vote:
Yeas-Senators Allen. Bemis, Boomer,
Burke, Chambers, Converse, Dague, Dash
iell, Dysalt Fitch, GAtlt, Rowland, KEEP
hart, Maxwell, McCoid, McNutt, Miles,
Read, Shane, Smith, Vale, West, Youug-23.
Nays-Senators Beardsley, Campbell,
Clsusen, Crazy, Fairsll, Havens, Hurley,
Ireland, Ketcham, Kline, Larrabee. Leav-
lit, NJ Cormack, McCulloch, Mcintyre, Nc
Kean, Merrill, Murray, Richards. Stone.
Stuart, Taylor, Willett Wonn-24.
Absent or not voting-Senators Atkins,
Lowry and Russell.
A motion to reconsider was male,
and the motion to lay thai motion On
the table was lost. The bill was
then postponed until Thursday.
The joint resolution for the ap-
polntment of a Committee to enquire
into the foundation of the Capitol
was adopted, ann the Chair appoint
ed, on the part OF the House, Messrs.
Leahy, Davis and Paul.
The House took up the bill for loi
ing away with the GO days notice re-
CURED to be gwen before money
voted in aid of railroads can be paid
out by 9 unity Treasurers. This
does away with the expense Of tax
ing proof, 80. On the passage ct
the bill the yeas were 81, nays So.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-07

Hon. Goo. w. McCary of Iowa
has introduced bill into Congress
tor the establishment ofa National
University
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-07
Thursday, Feb'y %.
SENATE.


The President appointed Senators
Merrill, Shane, Mcintyre, Atkins and
Stewart as the Committee on the
New Capitol.
The bill repeating the act for pub
fishing the laws IN the newspapers
was taken up and discussed, and re-
committed to the Committee on
Printing.
The bill taxing the property of rail-
roads was taken up and discussed,
and referred to the Railroad Com
mittee.
Tho bill to suppress intemperance
and regulate and license the sale OF
spirituous aud vlnous liquors, and to
prohibit the sale Of adultrated liquors
was taken up and discussed. The
motion to order the bill ensrossed
for third reading was lost by the
following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Ainswcrth, Dereshiem,
Bergh, Blake, BlAkely, Butler, Campbe II,
Dayton, Duncomte, rleriken, Gear, Preen,
Hall, Heberling, Irish, Merrill, O'Donnell,
Paul, Read, Rohlfs. Rule, Sandry, Schx eer,
SIX. Hin, Stewart. Stow, futile, Van Deven-
ter, Wi son, Of keokuk-29.
Nays-Messers. Ballinger, Beatty, OF
Cedar. Beatty, Of Jasper. Blacknan, Bliss,
Bonewitz, Caldwell, Caldwell, Cardell, Car
yer, Clark. Of Benton, Clarke, of Iowa,
Close, Crawford, Dsnforth, Davis, DAVIDSON,
Day, Draper, Dumont, Duncan, Durham,
Ellsworth, Ericsson, Evans, Freeman,
Goodspe.d, Hanson, Hewett, Hilton, Hop
kirk, Hovey, Johnston, Kasson, Keables,
Leahy, Lee, Litzenberg, Maxwell, Meal
lister, Mcclure, Nice oy, Miller, Newbo!d,
Pse., Perkins, Pratt, Rice, Secor, Stedman,
Struthers, Tasker, Tesle, Tufts, Van Meter,
Van Ssun, Written, Williams, Wilson, Of
Washington, Wood. Of Clay, Wood, of Story,
Wright, Of Mills, Wright, CT Van Buren,,
Mr.. Speaker-64.
Pending the consideration of the
liquor bill, the Committee of Con-
ference presented JOINT report on
the bill repeating the law allowing
townships to vote aid to railroads,
stating that the Committee had
agreed on basis of adjustment, and
asked the concurrence of the House
in the same. Such concurrence was
then had. The bill as it now stands
provides that no tax shall be voted
by townships in aid of railroads after
The 4th of July next; that where
there is no prospect that railroads
propose to carry out the plan tor
which the tax shall have been voted,
he assessment shall be stricken from
The books, and any money paid into
The Treasury refunded, and declares
hat it is the evident meaning of an
vote on this tax question,
hat railroads are to commence work
It once, and the tax shall become
void, il the railroad company do not
larry out their pledges in reference
20 construction within two years
rom the time the vote is taken.
Friday, March I.
SENATE.
The bill for the suppression Of in.
was taken mr. and IN thp
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

Some of our Election Board, we learn
got i: into their heads that a ticket twelve
inches long could be folded from the center
each ZINE into sixteen folds and then have
the outside and inside even at the edge.
Such thing is a mechanical impossibl!ty.
As well might an engineer attempt to con-
struct circular race track that would meas
uro exactly the same distance on the outside
as on the inside of the track. Some cne
once sent the following problem TO a maihe-
matician: A locomotive is to run l l.0CO
mles; it must make 100 miles the first IL
hours, and reduce its speed just onc-hali
each subsequent 10 hours. How long would
it be in reaching the end of the ] 600 miles
1t was sent back with the answer that it was
bo.h a mechanical and mathematical impos-
sibiliiy. So it is with the ticket if it If folded
from the center four times, the outside can
rot be even on the edge with the inside
The law demands no impossibili,es, anf
when the ticket is folded four times osswisc
and the edges approximate evoness,lt let'cI
and epirit is complied with.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
RAILROAD lithE;S.

The bosses of the Stanford, railroad party
III this county took a strange shoot and
printed their tickets ia violation of the clec
ton law. This seems to be the only county
where this Thing WAS done, and if it changes
the result of tie election the law will be, il
all probability, .judcinlly construed by the
courts, Sanderson, chief attorney for Stan
ford g. Co. had, doubtless in obedience to
the die lates Of his clients, given an opinion
that the ticket might contain exraneous
matter and impressions foreign 10 what the
law directs it to contain. Against this opn-
ion the tI mers of the law, backed Ly fully
ninc-,enlhs of the legal talent of the State,
protested. All the Republican County Cen
trail Committees, as far as we can learn, and
even Hayward, the Chairman Of The Grant
State Committee, decided that the ticket
would be Illegal and void ifanylhng but the
names of the Offices and candidates were
placed thereon; and yet the Page-Stanford
ticket voted all over this county on Tuesday
last contained the very matter ard type
excluded by the law, and so decided and
published to the world 10y this overwhelming
majority Of the legal talent of the State.
There can lie scarcely doubt but the courts
will throw out all tho printed Republican
ckeIs voted in this county on Tuesday last.
The question ought to be now test,d in the
courts for the purpose Of having uniformity
IN election tickets in the future, and, as we
said above, if it affects the result, it will
doubtless nov he tested.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
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The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
Notice TO Taxpayers.
OfReverlue Distri.t No. ., laccr County

T HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM THE
4 Auditor OF Placer county, the Duplicate AS
sessment Book for District No. ,, Placer county.
for 1872, and | hereby give notice that all taxes
will become delinquent on the first Monday in
January, A. ID. 1913 and uni, IS paid pr or there
10 five per cent. will be added to the amount
thereof. | viii b. at the following places to re-
ceve taxes ON the following dates and days men,
toned, either in person or by deputy, for the
pnrpose OF receiving State, County, Poll and
other taxes
SUMMIT IOTEL--Mond November 25th.
EMlGRANT GAP-At O5borne's Store, Teus-
day. November 2Gth.
BLUE CANYON-At Peterman's Wednes-
lay, November 9th.
ALTA-.At Banvards hotel, Thursday No.
yember 2Sth.
DUTCH FLAT--At Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Of
ice. Friday and Saturday, November 29th and
10th.
GOLD RUN--it Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office,
Monday and Tuesday, December ID and 3d.
COLFAX--At Pktnk's Hotel. Wednesday, and
Thursday. December ith and 9TH.
CLIPPER GAP At Uoughl.nd's store FRI
day, December 9Th.
AUBURN--At Recorders Office, Monday and
Tuesday, December 9Th and 10th.
w. L. MUNSON.
Tax Collector Of District No. 2
Auburn, October Sth, 1872. lno Std
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
NOT SO BAD.

The New York World estimates that
Grant will have 800, 600 majority of the
popular vote of the United States. This out
of about 1000 600 votes is asmall majority
showing that Greeley received nineteen votes
to every twenty thrown for Grant, or that it
one voter more out of each forty had voted
for Greeley, he and Grant would have stood a
tie on the popular vote. "A change of seven
votes in Auburn and the same proportionate
gain in the balance of the country would
leave Gre ley and Grant a tie before the peo-
pie. In this view of The case our defeat is a
mere scratch. The dispatches all agree in
saying Greeley gained on the country vote,
while Grant, gain. all came from the slr.ns
of the cities where his thieves were enabled
to purchase the lowest creatures of God Is
creation TO vote for him. A large majority
Of the nnbought and unintimidated voters of
the United States are to-day against Grant
and his corruption crew. This fact Is dem
onstratablc by the very telegams that pro-
claim his election. Such being in brief the
actual results and teachings Of the late elec
ton, we feel no perm incnt encouragement
but are ready to renew The fight with conf
dent hope Of final victory for the people
We need no new organization. but we do
want TO consolidate the Liberal Republican
and Democratic organic atoms on the basis Of
ihc Cincinnati and B ,ltimore platform. Let
the county, State and nat onal Central Com
mttees move in this matter at an early day,
and the country can and will be saved. The
real issue in this con ty was monopoly and
an,i-monopoy, and on that issue the people
won; Coggins against money, coercion and
corruption having beaten Page, the railroad
candidat,. This is II grand victory, and one
hat the ireemen Of Placer are justly proud
of. Monopoly and anti monopoly is to be
he leading issue in this State for years 10
come and as men took sides on Tuesday last,
leaders in the parties we mean, we are will
ing they may remain. The issues between
Grant and Greeley were the same as between
Page and Coggns, but they did not come
home as directly to the people as on the
Congressional fight. Time will correct all
this and soon Placer voters will be two to onr
ag inst monopoly, and so will it be all over
he Union when the people see clearly The
true position the two parties occupy.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
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The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

So far as the general result of the late
Presidential election is concerned, Grant and
" ilson are elected; they having carried all
the Northern States and one or two Of the
South. The figures sent by telegraph are
distorted, contradictory, and, as yet, more
than half guess work. OF this for the pres
ent onr readers can make up their minds
that Grant and Wilson are elected, and un-
der them they will have to suffer for foul
wears more. The chastscment Of mal-a
ministraton for the past four years has no
yet t'ught the American people wisdom
The Scriptures say, "Whom the Lord lowell
he chasteneth," and if this be SO he mus
have peculiar and fervent love for the
American people. We are like the mar
who said he would be willing to die if hc
could tie sure that all the rest of the people
would die at the same time; we resign tt
the fate that all others must share with us
The American cople have burned them,
selves, nov let them sit on the blstcrs. Til,
figures so far are not to he credited as true
hut by next week we will be able to give
the approximate m ,orities in all the States.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
Notice to Taxpayers


I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM THE
4 Auditor of Placer County the Duplicate As
sessuent Book for District No. l. Placer county,
for the year Is ?, and hereby give notice that
all taxes will become delinquent ON the first Mon
dayin January, 4. D. 1878, and that unless pad
prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the
amount thereof. | will be at the following
places to receive taxes on the following dates
and days mentioned either in person or by dep
uty for the purpose Of receiving State, County,
Poll and other taxes
NEWCASTLE-At Goodri1h's saloon, Tues
day, November 2G.
ROCKI IN-At Exchange Saloon, Friday, No
yember % Saturday 80; Wednesday, December
IS, Thursday, 10
ROSENiLLE-At Dranstetter's saloon, Tues
day, December 10, Wednesday II
LINCOLN-At Gray x Patterns saloon. Tues
dly December ,, Wednesday 4, Friday, 20, Sa.-
Urlay u.
SHERIDAN--At Robert5on's saloon, Thurs
day, December 5.
OPllR--At his Office, Wednesday, November
q, Thursday u, Thursday, December &c, Friday
Y, Saturday -, Tuesday 81; Friday, January g.,
1878, Saturday 4.
JAMES MOORE,
Tax Collector for District No. /.
Ophir, October 2S, 1872. no2-td
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
Probate EOtiCs,

STATE OF CALIroRNrA, ,r,c
County of Placer IN lroOd'e Court.
In the matter of the estate of GoTrFnlIp ScErL-
THESIS, deceased.
Notice for publication of time appointed for
proving VIII, &c.
DURSUANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Il Court, made on the 22nd day of October,
a. d 1872, notice is hereby given, that Monday
the llth day of November, A. d. 1872, at one
clock p. M. of said day. and the Court room of
said Court, at the Court house, in the town of
Auburn, county of Placer have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will of said
Gottfred Schultheiss, deceased, and for hearing
the application of E. f. Holley for the issuance
to him al Letters of Administration, when and
contest the same.
B. F. BURT,
Dated Auburn, October 90, 1879. oc263w
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
Notice to Taxpayers
or Revenue District No. 8, Placer County

I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM THE
L Auditor of Placer County the Duplicate As
ScsSnent Book for District No. 3, Placer County,
for the year 1872, and hereby give notice that
nil taxes will become delinquent on the first
Monday in January, A. d. 1913, and that unless
paid PRIOR thereto five per cent VIII be added to
'he amount thereof. | will be at the following
places to receive taxes on the following dates
and days mentioned, either IN person or by dep
uty, for the purpose o. receiving State, County,
Poil and other taxes
TAHOE CIrY--At j. b. Camobell's store
Friday. November 20.
LAST CHANCE-At VI. Jansen's store, Sat
urday Nov, mber 20.
DAMAsCUS-At II. X. Deyeley's store, Tues
day, Decem6er3.
IOWA HILL-At j. i. Carder's saloon,
Wednesday, December 4, Thursday 3, and Fr.-
iay &.
YANKEE JIMS-At NJ. B. Tubbs' saloo2,
Monday, December ..
FOREST HlLL--At Felt & McDonnell's S store
Tuesday, December 10, "Wednesday H. and
Thursday II.
TODD'S VALLEY--At Phil. Hendley's sa-
loon, Friday, December l3.
BATH-At Z. Simmons saloon, Saturday,
December II.
i1MIClIIGAN BLUFF-AtC C. +. Freitag' 5 store.
Monday, December l6 tuesday II and We'd
nesday Is. JAMES MCCORMICK.
Collector ID strict No. 3.
Michigan Bluff November =, 1872 lo9-td
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

SMART FELLOWS The question of the le
gality of the printed Republican tickets was
raised in the election board here on Tuesda,
night last, when some one contended thai
Presidential Electors were not officers. They
are elected by the people and commissioned
by the Secretary Of State under the State
seal, and are charged with the most sacred
duties pertaining to the States relation ic
the Fedora, government Another thought
he had discovered that the Reform icket had
two leads between the names, but that
proved myth. And all this qnibbling was
raised simply because their own ticket was
illegal and void. Brains don't govern this
country now; not by long shot.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
kt>\~

WHAT is AND OUGHT TO BE.-Last week
We said; ga correspondent from here to the
Union claims that Coggins will carry thit
county over Page by All majority, and we
think the majority should be even greater
than that" Some fellow in the 4Arglts that
don't know the difference between what as
and what should be, think, the above pre-,
diction. We are now sure that Cogg'nS
should have carried this county by 1,5CC
majority. Some body about the Argus Of
flee ought to be bored for the simples.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
ST. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF WORKS, OpuiR DISTRICT.

ST. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF WORKS, OPuiR DISTRICT.
PLACER COUNTY, CALrFoIyn.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT 4
~ etlng OF the Board of Trustees of said
company, held on Toutsdlv the 3lst day of Octo-
ber iS12. an assessment of Two Dollars per share
was ievied upon the capital stock of said company.
payable immediately in United States gold coin
TO the Secretary at the office of the company.
koom No. 4, No. 40l, California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 81 day Of Decem-
ber, 1872, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be sold
on
TUESDAY. the 2ith day of December, 1874
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF ADVERTISING and expenses of sale. By
order of the Board of Trustees
DAVID A. JENNINGS.
Secretary.
OrFIcE-Room No. 4No. 40l California street
San Francisco, California.
Auburn, November Q, 1879. noo-tde
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

WHAT IS TO BE DoNE ?-Somc disciple o!
Brick Pomeroy here voted for O Connor and
Adams, and for Hunter for Congress. The
Democrats and Liberals now refuse to let
him 60 up Salt River with them, and the
Grant Stanford men refuse TO let him stay
with them. In this emergency it is sug-
gested that a commission on lunacy be called
and that the Bourbon be condemned and sent
to Stockton.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

CoNGREssMEN ELECTED. .-Luttrell and
Kewan, in the first and third districts, Lib
eral Democrats, are believed TO be elected
toCongress; and Clayton and Page from the
second and fourth districts, railroad candi-
dates, are elected Throwing out the illegal
votes cast for Page in this county may also
elect Coggins over Page.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

PERsoNAL.-J. W. Furguson, OF the
Fresno Erposaor, called on us Thursday
looking fine and not in the least discouraged
politically. He reports the Erposilor as
doing we'll. and the country increasing in
population and prosperity.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

JESSE a. PIERCE, agent and correspond
ent of the Mining and Scientific Press and
Rurdl Press, published Gy Dewey x Co.
San Francisco, called on us this week in the
course of his ramLles through This part OF
the country. lie has been making a pretty
full inspection of our mining and agricultural
interests. We shall probably sec his opin-
ions in the above named papers.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
Application fer a Patent
TO A.
Aun1.tv Gold Mining: Claim
Copy of notice posted on the Claim
Application for Patent TO Mining Claim.

(tOny Oh uOtlce IpSltu On tilc IIatsiIi.l
Application for Patent to Mining Claim.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern that an application has been
made by John W. Ecllley to the Government OF
the United States for patent to the following
described Quartz Mining Claim, viz: Known at
the Greene Walter Quartz Mne--locatlon re
corded in County Recorders office, Placer
comfy, California and is situated in the Ophil
and Auburn mining districts, in Placer county,
State Of California, being bounded on the north
by unclaimed mineral lands, on the south by the
Oph;r Gold, Silver and Copper Mining company 5
claim. on the east by the Greene mining company
and on the west by the Peter Walter Extension
claim; the said Greene Walter claim being upoI
surveyed land in township No. Il \, i No.
cast, Mount Diablo base and meridian, and more
particularly described in the tield-notes Of the
official survey thereof as follows; '(survey o;
lode) var 1917 east. Commencing at stake No.
/, thence 57l49 W G.GS chains along the course
OF ledge TO the center of the east fork Of Hughes
ravine, var. 1917 T.. 8 SO chains to shaft 40 feet
deep. / II chains to shaft 80 feet deep l. IS
cha TO shaft 40 feet deep % ~ chains to center
of Hughes rayine 24.02 chains to stake No, 2.
(Survey Of exterior boundaries.) Thence from
stake No. ., for exterior boundaries OF claim, |
run variation 1879 east S 3254o w, 1.5Il%
chnins to stake No 3, from which a black oah
10 inches diameter bears 231f' W 1.3S chains
tlt'ilct - liU cilllIlS 10 center Oh iiNEutN
ravinc, 1892 chains to center OF east fork oi
Hughes ravine 81 OF chains to stake No. 4, from
which the southwest corner of sec. s, township
II north, rsnge east Mount Diablo
meridian bears S G549 W 12.67 CHAINS distant,
thence 329+' east l.57ls chains to stake No. /
on ledge, previously established, 3.03 chains to
stake No. 5, from which live oak rs inches di-
ameter hears 36i4' east. "a Inks distant
thence n 5714 W 7.3G chains to center of the
east fork of Hughes rauine, 2352 chains to center
Of Hughes rayine, "a 2chans to stake No. G, from
which pine 10 inches diameter bears \ l7a4'
west Sc links distant; thence s 322+o w, 1.5l1I
cha ms to stake No. >, and place Of beginning
containing 2S-l00h acres; said claim being still
more particularly described in the diagram post
ed and filed with said application.
All persons holding any verse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the same bef, re
the Register and Receiver of the United Stat 5
Land Oeice at Sacramento, California. within
sixty days from the first day of publishing and
posting hereof
Dated. signal anl at posted Aublrn, October
22d 1872.
JOHN W. ECKLEY.
Applicant.
BY D. w SPEAR
Attorney for Applicant. [no9-2m