PLACER HERALD AUBURN. NOVEMBER 11, 1871. Official Pujtrro/’Plurcr County IHE MUi.UJN JKOllil.E. B.iy wli.it we will of the Mormon religion Mini its morality, we, as a people, must ac knowledge tint the Mormon settlement at Malt Lake finds not its equal for sobriety, enterprise, frugality, domestic peace nncl con tentment in the history of Agiericv ghice civilization has had a representative on our •bores, not even excepting the .Shaker settle ment*. Hie Mormons have n queer, mui history. Persecuted from State to St.ile, their members wounded and killed and then leader assassinated, the straggling hand, finding no peace or resting place in our vaunted civilized aid Christianized commu nities, look up its line of inarch fur the com paratively unexplored wilds between the Rocky and Sierra Nevada mountains, thi abode only of savages and wild beasts. Landed at Salt Lake, they, hy long years f toil anti privation, built np a prosperous, thrifty and h ippy colony, and made the des ert bloom and blossom as the rose, until now their possessions are worth many millions o) dollars and their numbers entitle them to e representation in our Government councils, but now comes persecution and prosecutioi /.om the same old sources, avarice, bigotry and ambition, and again these Mormons an in trouble, and again il is hinted that liny will leave their possessions, their hi.m s, tin graves of their kindred and all that they hold dear, and for their religion and peace, seek homes in some other place, and perhaps, 'under wune other government, 'Mo ir cii m i* in their religion, the religion of David am Solan ion. They believe in a plurality ot wiie* as did those patriarchs of old. Thir di the proclaimed cause of the prosecutions •but is this proclamation not a lie? Istir.im nnd l.ie officials so religions and so moral that their consciences have driven them to this*. It was no', so when Grant lived with dgg squaws while his father-in-law kept and pro vided for Ids wife. Shall we not li id a solu tion for this midden persecution of the Mo.- mons in the valuable property they own, in ambition for cilice if Mormon voters ein hi get out of the w ay, and ,a Federal officers ring that have discovered that for religion 3 sake those Mormons will leave all to theii greedy persecutors Is God or the devil at the bottom of this? Let this he as it may, a very large mijority of tlie newspajiers nnd people of the {’idled States are opposed to this end Jen and violent prosecution, whirl la'ves ttic ill ii.icier of perspcu ton, of lla Mormon people. The conviction has sctllu! upon the minds of capitalists that these ]or have their origin in speculation and {sunder, and already moneyed men in S.u Francisco are associating to bid ugai.ist Grant s ring for Mormon property. i New Vmi k OusEUM ii.— ’l he year 187“. will ho n jubilee year to the New 1 ork (>i arret'r, which was established in the heg’n nmg ecially on a question lint interests every man in .he community where he resides, and one l.iily talked of and discussed. We must U e pially candid with onr neighbor, and there fore we say had vve hav e known, or cvei ■inspected, that he had no data or wel grounded ide is on tin subject of faro nnd freight charges, vve should have spared bin ihc above confession. Hut since our neigh bor Ins made the confession and given il ti .lie public, there is no harm nr nnkindness ■n suggesting tint this question of fares ami freights is an important one, and iiddresse i ,-elf to c liters with more force than the gen c al public, or nt least the public expect, am. li ive a right to expect, tint the press wil gather the facts mid present them to tin p ‘ople, nnd urge proper action, both hy tin p ople and their representatives. Our neigh h ii* is apt, expert, industrious, and has tvvici the time, vve h ive to devote to ibis question, aid vve hold that il is not unreasonable I' isk that he will give at least a portion of hit lime mid talent to a matter that involve! great benefit or injury to the community Iron which the press draws its support. At i tim when the Central Pacific was only coni pleted to Cisco, 1)1 miles, and had no con ns lions except hy wagons und stages, tin freight und passenger trade being almost entirely local and furnished hy Placer inn N. v ida counties, its receipts, ns shown hy s vorn statements of its otiicers, were enor in ms, more than four-fifths of w liieh were lie profits. 'To he more precise. The compa ny's sworn statement for the quarter cnilin; September DOth, 18(17, in ikes the follow ing showing of receipts and expenses: Gross Earnings nnr.,so'.) a. ((periling Expenses 101,<120 H‘, Set Earnings 434,888 1 '1 lie statement adds Tills result wan upon the actual, teglllmali local business almie, vv Hi le .b in tlie ordinal-, proportion of (I nil mu nt tr ui-portalion. an iiulcr Iho (lisa 1 vantage that passengers an might had to be forwarded by wagon-', from Ih eiupornry terminus, at the summit of themoun ains; and is also independ nt of the transports tion of men, and materials for the extension o dc road. Tins ratio of profit eighty-two p. re n •f tin gross earnings) is without parallel, v., uiiong tin 1 iiM st mil ls in existent'.': un i is i not nearly three times the ratio ol the best leiul no linen of the country. The rates of faro ninl freight then charge! were hut little, if tiny, higher than now Since tli.it time the connections of the to n it both ends h ive been completed, tnnl ilt 'moral business more than live time." don h’ed, no doubt, end its local trade vastly in ■feaseil and its expenses proportionately d'creased. Here the company tell ns tlm the ratio of profit is nearly three times that of the best leading roods in the country. 1 not this a pood reason that they should no be allowed to charge more than three time what the best roods in the country chirp for faros and freights? And is this not dal. upon w hich our neighbor could form a nel 'rounded opinion on the subject,’’ and use i or the benefit of the community who an In ing lints hied Does onr neighbor h ive toy doubt, if fires were reduced to thru cents per mile an 1 freights to lice cents pe mile per ton, hut tint the Central I’.tcili. would he the best paying road in the world’. Indeed, the receipts of this road arc no enor mous that the company, wo believe, h.tvi become ashamed of them and refuse thei; publication. AVhy, the receipts of this ton ire counted by the million, and with then ts owners have about bought up every rail road and steimbe.il in the State. The pco pie support the llkrvld an 1 the Shir.-i au< Sh'ipi'i*, mid the Herald will fight for tin Htcrests of the pnldle against all monojiolics. I'i.r.cnos News. i’arti.d returns fron tlie elections held n several States have beei received. New York Ins gone Republic.!! by from 10,000 to 20,000, and betl b'audios of the Legislature are Republican. 1. 1 the city the reform Democrats defeated the Tammany ring generally. Now Jersey It is gone 1 temocralic, th it pirty electing tin Coventor by over 5,000 majority. Wiscon sin went Republican by 10,(00 majority, md Minnesota went the same way hut by a small m j.uiry. In Illinois only one Con gressman at large was elected, and the Re publicans claim him, but the Democrats re fuse to concede his election on the few return received. The Republicans carry Massa chusetts by a majority over all of 15,000. Maryland went Democratic by from 10,001 to 20,( 00 end more than three-fourths of the Legislature. Virginia went Democratic and ilie same party lias two-thirds ot the Legis lature, Misdsdppi has also giien tic car pet-b.iggers and stadia wags leave of absent e and official positions *ne to he filled by cid zens of the State, in (mure. 1 tILtOKAPII IC Sl.tl.M AUi. The emuicip ition bill v lrcb has Income a law in Brazil free? all Government si ives ai once —‘.lie number being 1,700 —makes al. children born hereafter free, and creates an emancipation fund for the gradual liberation of slaves. .Gov. Palmer, on the 30th of October, wrote to Attorney-General Busb nell, now in Chicago, instructing him to taki proper steps to have Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, Col. Frank. T. Sherman, Major Colston and others connected with the organization of the Home Guards, a member of winch shot Col. I'. W. Gronvenor a few days after the great lire, presented to the Grand Jury for indict ment for their connection with that tragedy. It is said Mayor Mason will also be indicted. It is also reported that Attorney General liushnell and prosecuting attorney Keed were in consultation in reference to the mat ter.... The German navigators did not, hs previously stated, reach I lie North Pole, 01 my open Polar sea, but near Spitzhergei they found a favorable state of the ice, anc believed they could have gone into the sup posed open polar sea. However, they stop I aid and turned back C6O miles this side o' he North 1’01e.... Forbes, Grant’s Pcnsioi Agent in Phil idelyhia, his jmeketed or spent 200,000, w hich must be replaced by mori taxes on the people. .George B. illiams. iate one of Grant's officials, has gone to Ja pan to show the authorities there how they cun more effectually oppress the (ample by taxation. It is consoling to know that om if the most despotic governments on earl 1 can he taught how to more efleitaally op press its people hv Grant's adniiiiistr.ilion. Boston wants the next National IJeptihlicai 'onventioii held there... Proof is said to h< ound that State Senator Bowen, Uepuhli •mi, of New York, received SIO,OOO fin voting for the t ix levy bill; SIO,OOO for vot ng for all tbe “ring bills; $.7,000 lor votin' or tbe Kriu bill, and $5,000 for the city barter bill. 1 t.miel Stanton, the newly ■lected Auditor-General of Pciiiisylvani.i, lied suddenly lasi Sunday A terrible ex plosion of u locomotive occurred at Ports noiilh, Ohio, on Saturday lasi, killing twi nen and wounding others. .Two hundred colored people sailed f rom Virgin! i during he week tor Siberia, Africa Fred Hong ass, colored, is a liepnbliean candidate f'oi he New Vork legislature from the I Inches er district. '1 lie small-pox is on the in rease in I’liiladelpliiu, 518 having d.ed ol li it disease last we.-k. Lormvir.i.R, Ky., Nov. G. At nine and a half o il iek last night lln giving way of a rohiiim in the loner room o he Afrivan Biptist ilinrili, corner Fifth anti fork street.- 1 ere.tied a p.inic among the con ;regilioti in the tipjK-r room, ami the vvhoh tody pushed, j limned and rushed dow n tin no narrow stairways on each side of tin lour—the men trampling over tlie wotuet n l ehildreti in fright. Fdeven were killed lUtrighl- two of them children—and a ninn >er moro or less noulnied. One hid a le f iroken. 1 lie killed are all women. Ila eene was terrible and heart-rending; mothers ereatning over their d *ad children, and Inis lands in agony over their w ives, 'J he col nun or pillar vv liiclt give way proved to have ven set on the lower (loor between the joists, vitlt noihing under it but inch flouring, Atlanta, Nov. G. Hath branches of the Legislature passed he follow ing resolution: /I’eso/cci/—’l hat Unfits 11. Bullock, lilt inventor, who has resigned Ins office, left the dale under circumstances creat ng a gran uispicion lli.it he is gnlllv of high crimes am. nisdeme.niors, in clinging in a letter bearing he date of tetober 2Jd, IM7I, addressed li its political friends, the people of (ieorgia, hat a majority of the House of llepresenta ives hail pledged themselves to vote articles d’ impeai him lit against him without jits' ■ause; that liestid they had determined it nise.it a suflicienl number of Representative! .ml Senators to secure his conviction, with mt regard to the truth and validity of tin h irges; that he defamed this General Assent ■ly by charges which are untrue; that lie itaiciiient in the same letter, to ilia cfii-c --hat the jieoplc of Georgia have recenly de 1011 need or ignored the Constitution of tin i oiled Stales, is false and dcf.nmtory of tin people of Ibis State. On the oontrivy, wa issert lli'il tlie people of tins Stale d now, 1 s they did six monlbs ago, whin, 11c -ordlii; o a letter of said Unfits B. Bullock, they a cre peaceably disposed, auptii see in tin esitll of the war, and neither entertain ain lostiiily low nil the I nited Stales, nor denv o any person within the limits of lltc Slati •qnai protection of its laws. Boston, Nov. G. 1 lie news of the disaster to the whaling loot has advanced whale oil from sixty cent 0 one dol'ar per gallon. '1 lie insurance office ltd little if any risks. ’ihcNcw Bedford (dices lose one million. A negro worn 111 of high respectability has ieen arrested in Jam del charged with can Hidism. The accusation alleges that sin billed and has eaten twenty-six children v liotn she had inveigled into her premises or tint purpose. ...On Tuesday last at Jonneil Binds, lowa, ns laborers wore out Jug a now road through (lie hill and hollow mown as 11 ink hollow, they excavated 1. sack containing 512,U00 in gold and silver I’lm money was hidden there eighteen years ign by a man named Muir, who murdered n comrade, a Californian, in that city. Mult was captured anil hung by a mob of Califor liana. He said he hid hid the money nmlet 1 slump in this hollow, hut refused to tel where*. Many have hunted for this secret roasure, but all in vain. '1 he laborers shared the booty equally... .Gen. Scofield s to he placed in charge of the Indian Btt ean, and to have full control of the Indiat |iieslioii in Arizona. .The Georgia Legis lature denies the existence of Kukluxism it hat Stale, and invites the Federal satrap ;o the fullest investigation. November Tilt, at Grass Valley, William Waters and Henry W bite, two colored citi zens, had a row, in which Henry White was severely cut by Waters. Cause, a woman. The first bale of California hops of this year's crop sold in New York at seventy-five cents a j>ound. 81 JIM Alt V OF POASi DISPATCHES San Jose is to have a street railroad... A Mr*. Oliver was dangerously burned in San Francisco by her false hair catching file from a candle. San Fbascwo, November stb. Arrived —Steamship Moses lay lor, from Honolulu, connecting with the Nebraska, foi Svdnev She brings news of tlie disaster ti ttle Arctic whaling fleet, forwarded in a spe cial dispatch. The captain report* Loaning, Octolw r 10th, the water logged brig Shele kofT, from San Francisco to Callao, with a cargo of lurnlier. All tbe crew and paysen -ers li id perished. The on plain was found mi deck, just alive. Thelast passenger had died the day previous. Tin whiling fleet in the Arctic ocean was caught in (he ice between the Ist and lOil of September. Thirty three vessels wen crushed or abandoned. 1 welve hundred men look refuge on vessels outside and sailed for Honolulu. No lives were lost. Hu disaster fills heavily upon New Bedford. I’here were only three vessels from San Francisco in the business this year, and two of them were crushed and the other aban doned. The news created great excitement here when the Moses lay lor errived tin morning. Several captains from the w reeled or abandoned vessels arrived by the Moses Taylor. Verv rich silver mines are reported dis covered near Prescott, Arizona 1 In* I a cific wood preserving works, San 1- r incisco. a- ere destroyed Tuesday, loss, $11),(TO. They will he rebuilt San Francisco in lira nee comp in'es lose about sio,ooo by the lisaster to the w baling fleet.... 1 he Stocktoi Common Council his ivfascd to issue $11),- )0() in bonds to the Stockton and A lab. railroad coinpany. W ild gee e are k plenty in San Bernardino county that a com p.iny has la-en form’d for drying and smok ng them for the Ch nese market A a hole block ofhuildins, including the Slnu Ihiiiurral print ng olfice, was burned oi Tuesday last; loss about $50,000, mostly covered by insurance JohnSimes bank issets will, it is said, piy fifty cents on tin 101 lir The Ihilch Flat, Placer county. Hint-Gravel Mining Comp my was inempo rated Tuesday; capital, $1,000,000. lln Virginia and I nu-kce railroad baa I ecu bu sh-d from llcno to Steamboat Springs, am. lie event was celebrated at lu-no on 'i lies lay last by inncli drinking, speaking and lancing, in which our Nevada sisters fignrei. promiiicnilv. Portland, Oregon, want: mhsidv from Congress to build a i.iilroai rein there to Sdt lake. Prentice Mullord s going to Knrope to lecture for three year m California. Capitalists furnish him money nid expect its return by increased cmigra tion. Bkeseuvino Ghacks. -I his being just tin season of the year for pn-piring gr ipes fin Winter and Spring use, we think the fo-low ng from the San Joaquin Ih'jmhlirnn about is valuable reading us wc can give in tbi mine space: It is said grapes may be kept perfecllv Crosli and »ivdi'l fur vt-.irs, by gathering till in when free from moisture, placing them in n tight boxing, pick in alternate livers 0 grip's and fresh leaves and burying ilient in dry soil, where neither air nor (iamj ness eat reach the box. Wo hive never seen 111 pi at tested, hut have no doubt of its perl’ec success. We mice knew a gentleman win suppled bis t dde with fresh grapes from om season to another bv a :-1 ill simpler and Its xpaisive method. Ills plan was to gallic! a hell quite ripe the 1 irgesl and finest bum lies of grapes and pack them in sawdust, using in place of boxes common nail kegs, whiil lc purchased fora trille at iurdw-nv stores. M’ler carefully puking the desired tiumhe: if kegs, he buried the lot ill a trench dag it high dry ground beneath a shed w here vvatei could neither fall nor soak in. Before using die sawdust he carefully dried it either in the snn or in an oven until it was cut ire) v fret from moisture. We never witnessed lb packing process, hut we know he alwavo Im 1 the grips, and this is the wav he tide is lie preserved them. After being bnricc .or months the grapes were as sweet ami inely flavored as if just gathered from Ila vines. Lit her process is cheap and may hi vtsily tested. It they will preserve the grape 1 new and profitable business might he bail ap. Bunches of fresh ripe grapes in tlit ■'pring would he a novelty, and being that iv’ouhl comm ami a high price. Wc hop. some of our grape growers will test one o: mill experiments.” 1‘ heights ami t'AULs. Ihe greater num be.'ol the Democratic nominees for the Leg!.— aturc v oted for at our late Slate elect m were pledged to use all means in their pmvei n secure the passage of an act regulatin' .reights and fares on railroads. Fnfurtu lately the greater portion of those nominee were not elected and it now remains to bt wen whether I heir more successful ccnipcii tors will carry out the measures, ami to. 0 1 tain extent limit the extortionate rites now 1 lowed an Ivh irge Iby the corpor.itinn own ng neirly all the r lilro ids in California. lo net for a moment expect that sueii a hi 1 >vid receive the siuaiun.f tlieAssoinl.lv. 1 hat body is I irgcly Republican, and a grea. in my, perhaps a majority, of its niember.- -ire men selected by the railroad ovvmt.- ,1 e Ige Ito Iliuir interests ami elected thrnu-1 heir inliuei ee; hut the hill should ]i as tie senate, and we hope some member i f th 1 mdy will present it, and lints force even nemlier ot the Legislattire, irrespeitive 0 pliliis, to place himself on record on tie ssue. The matter of freights and fans a tot now regarded of much importance, bn is our imputation and carrying trade increase t will attract much more attention. It is tl lutvof the Legislature to fix a fair rate o land tor freights and fires over railroads, 'l'd d the session of this winter neglects ti losoit will show itself derelilt in its do v o the people, and go far to prove itself th dupe and tool of the railroad mono!iolv Nn/i Joaquin Riqvihlitna. ,w“- Ar,,B Au lta cleelion as was generally supposed a,-,- a, ',f (he Siicrumeaito J{in>rtir which ft. h the -lit countv judges electci* jl K ti"! T 1, 1t (l id. the Republicans )h «d Tt Demoer,lts also still hlve a large 1 lUstnot judges in the State as 11?. o! tu, .n the Senam. our sIIT’ >£WS (LliTlMiS. trial!y to take action fur the procurement net* tied legislation. Cl. w Kent of Nevada county Im* eon traeted will. a '"a" ft™" 1)08 loW I Degrees to fumh-l. him wi! onelhou^ hogs a month, the U U .|‘J: R delivered at Colfax, for six ami a halt ant. JH-r JKJlUill. The Sacramento river above is lower at .his time than at any former period kno to white men. The Dorer. on her la tnp was three da vs coming from lehan.a to Ken Hluff, a distance of twenty-three miles. liv private letter it is learned that tin principal business J*>rtion of the Milage Cachev ille, Vein county, was destroyed hv tire on '1 Imrsday night, Novemlier 3d. 1 1J* lire originated from the exph.su n of a ke o sene lamp. Insurance, it any, not stated. The total number of deaths which occur red .ring the week ending November 41 ,i San Francisco, was 78. ()f these o 2 wer. uale decedents and 2(J female; 01) white, .lack and 7 Chinamen; 31) were of natm md 30 of foreign birth. In Stockton, November nth, the jury ii the case of the people vs. Mrs. Saviors, at:n h -lug out two hours, returned a vcrcbet o n.o e-nillv. She was immediately release* r, in custody and is now at the Voseuiiu House. A practicable bridle path has been mad. from olacier Point down into the \osemin valley. It pursues a zigzag course, is tiire. .ml a half m les long, is perfectly safe, am s said to afford some very fine v iews. It i. made by private enterprise. The Solano Drmfxrat of last w eek com tains ld7 sheriff sales. Ihe haig list is prot tilde to the Sheriff and Iho 1 democrat, hu tV a had way for the property holders o -ml,mo cuimtv to advertise (he r property. (hvrii Meredith’s poem Lucile is sail o have been dramatized by Mrs. h air dur.n; her iinprisonnieiit. ’Ha* vvork is spoken o. very highly hy parties who have read it. A (iilrov cow, while on her way to execu tion the other day, attacked tv horse and gored the animal to death. During the month of October there wen tvventv-six actual fires in San Francisco, o liii-li ,ix were attempts at incendiarism !he los.' of the month is set down at SSO, URi 04. ’1 he hect sugar of the crop of 1871 is ii ;-a at ifu! 1 1 v stiffs and lias a delicate flav or ■oggestive of reck candy. 'J he Alvorad. i.lll is now working np fifty tons of beet. daily. ’1 he Hank i f Stocktf n has declared a divi dend i fine per cent for the month of Oeto ,er, payable vm and afier the 14 h of No emb t. Salmon are coming uji tbe rivers of Men lov no In large lumbers, affording fun for tin Uhertm n. \rir I ilrrrt isrmnils. ?gg%W.S. SHIELDS, D.D.S Ollit oal J. M Jacubi* Pl»!»t«grnj»h OPPOJITK OiI!.KAN’S IioTKL, Al BUKN. JIIJ NOTICE OF MEETING. N'ul'K K IS HEUKIiY GIVEN TO Till t.iockhoUers of the Goi.n llrs and Coi.fa; tV.INIMKh CnMI'ANV tlillt til AmUllll Min ting (1 ...I Company will l.i. held in the offiee of tin S it. till y nt Col lax. Township No. J. omity o i’lae. r, State of C alifornia, on the si.v, nth n*i ■f Diiumtii, A. 1). 1871, for the election o Officers anil transaction of other bnsinesß. N. 11. I>. TKAPHAGAX, been tary. Colfax. Novi nilxT Till, 1871. fuoli.3v DISSOLUTION NOTICE. lIERETOFORI r PHE COPARTNERSHIP 1. existin'.’ betwei n tlie nmler«i«neil in th f .issen r Restaurant. at Colfax, is hereby d. solved by mutual consent. E. S. FOGG. CURLEY .A MAHON, October 22d, 1871. I„,l l-4v PROBATE NOTICE. State or Calif iknu, I _ County of I’lac r, In 1 robale Cour In tin- matter of the Estate of Daniel Willahl, deceased. Notice for pnbiieation of time appointed f 0: pro vinyj Will, ,tc. piTISCANT TO AN ORDER OF SAII I tomf, nude on the Mh day of N’.vemt ei c. G. 1871, not.ci is hereby given that Mondai •OK 271 b DAT OF Novi MID it. A. D. 1871, at 1 iloek, A, m., of said day, and the Court rum. *-“‘l t ourt, nt the Court House, in Auburn 1 ULty t I’litcer, have hern npponted as tl c mie amt p ae. tor proving the W.R of said Dan i i ‘•‘M, deceased, and for hearing the nrplu-i o.n of John W illakd forth-issnSn. e to lu:n o Listers 1 -stain, ntary, win. and where any pei am mterost"! may appear and contest the'sane .>ovtmb. r Mb, mi. 1 J OEf*. C. SEWELL. ClerV, Notico to Creditors. Estate, of JONATHAN KEHP.IL, deceased, \Onci, in, HEUF.RY GIVEN BY THI ft '"'r 1- A, l **i**i«tTtttor of the Estut. .'p 1,1,1 I r i »otbe creditors m U l “11 ,p 1 IVII ‘K ‘l-iiuia against the sai 0 K es, d, to exhibit the sane with (he necessai onehi rs. within tm months from the first pull I;::: ter ,0 af hi ,f r 'J' k 7 >a»kee Jims, Count -1 1 W£r State of California. WM. BORLAND, Auburn, Nov. nth. 1871. A llmmHtr -‘2-tf J. M. JACOBS. GIANT POWDER. THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY ARE 1 now mannfaetiirng two grades of their Powder: the regular Giant Powder and a No. 2 Giant Powder. The Intter at half the Price of the former, can mt lie excelled in blasting medium hard rock, oil m lies, limestone, clay nnd cement bank?. tc. Addn ss orders to BANDMANN, NIELSEN CO. 210 Front Street, ie-7-3m Sun Francisco. Mineral Land Surveys. T V -IE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN duly 1 sppo nlisl by United States Surveyor Gtn ml, .1. R. ll.inUnbnrg, deputy U. 8. Surveyor or I’aicir eouuty, has established his Office in Auburn, yliere he can at all times be found ready to obey u call of th pu'.ilie, an 1 those desiring to ol> i n PATENTS FOR MINERAL LANDS. All irveys and platting done by the* undersigned i» IFFKTAL, and in the name and under the ms and instruction of the legal United States rs, an,l obviates all farther expense an! rouble, so far as the surveys are concerned, in ibtaiinng Patents. All persons having any piart/ leads or surface mines to survey and pl» in have the work done promptly, perfectly an-1 a exact accor hmee w th the legal requirement!. '.v applying in Auburn to SAMUEL BETIIELL. Auburn, March. IRh, 1871.—my. Assessment Notice. JrniT, OF THE BELLLVFE MINING COM* PANA Location or Works, Ophib Di.v tuict, Placek Co., California. V'OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT x a meeting of the Board of Trustees of 'Tnpnny. held on the Ist day of Noveml |fr 8i l. an assessment of one dollar per share a' l B 'led upon the capital stock of said Compa**!; lavahhi immediately, in United -States gold a'" l n't r coin, to the Secretary, at the office of j ouipany, 409 California street, Sau Francisco. California. Am- stock upon which said assessment sj' 8 •'■nmni unpaid on the .-nth Jay of *Bi l. shall he deemed del nqui lit, and will j j.v advertised for sale at public auction, Bl: uiless payment shall bo made before, will w mid on V* cdxesdat, tiik £7tu Day of DkcimW* ‘fi' 1 n 1 ,11 v the delinquent assessment, togi "ilh costs of advertising and expenses of as By order of the Board of Trustees, T. F. CRONISF, Secrelar times—lo 9 California Street fun stain h Francisco, California. o