The Placer herald., 1870-06-25
LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.

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LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.
WONDERS OF THE World. We made mistake
last week in noticing the book Of which Mr. Naher
II the agent The title Of the book is rs above.
and not the Worlds of the Wcrld." as we had it.
Mr. Naher 10 now in Western Placer, where he
will contiouc 10 canvass Tor the work for week
Or ten days yet.
'AuBURS lloUsE.-By reference to our new ad-
vsrtisr rments it will lie seen that our old friend
Johu ]. Smith has opened his new hotel at the
Depot, and has christened it the .aubmrn House
This building is bran new, and is newly fur
nished throughout; is Pleasantly located for the
accommodation OF boalders and entertainment OF
the travelling public. Mr.. Smith is an old hand
at the business. knows how 10 keep q hotel"
Al will always he ready TO attend 10 the wants
Of old and new patrons. .4mple hay-yarjs and
stablng are prepared, and all under the same
proprietorship.
County Court PRocEEpIAGs.- Hon. D. W.
Spear, presidmg- Iune 2Oth People er rel D.
J.. Hickey VS.. Geo. lIager action dismissed.
e. ~ NbhcI Vs. IL 1llW eS-ect LOT
trial June GOTH
Geo. D. Aldrich Vs. E. G. Merithew- action
dismissed.
June 2isi and 22d.-Geo. S. Maker vs.. Z. Nal
lows taken uudcr adviscment.
+. Burkhaltcr vs.. e.. J. Drown-taken under
advisement.
A. J Angel vs.. E. McDonall. Jury disagreed
and case DOst stDOued for the term.
ROBBED BIZ CuINAMEN. bout three o'clock on
Thursday morning last Mr.. Henry Nader's store
NJ Dane Town. in the west ern portion OF this
county. was robbed by Chinamen. he robbers
had forced open window and packed off one
10 ID of goods and came back after another. when
Mr.. Nader WAS awakened from his sleep, in
his residence near hy, aud jumped out OF bed.
1T this the Chinese took alarm and skcdaddl ed
in haste, dropping some of the stolen goods as
they ran. Mr. N. was near enough to have thot
ose Of them but bad no arms having left his
pistol and shot gun locked up in the store the
ssenit 6 before. Some OF the goods were found
where they had been dropped near Browns rLnch
formerly Coxs), which gives the direction OF
che camp of The robbers, and may lead to their
arrest. Mr.. Brown. from whom we learn the
above facts, passed the scene of the robbery early
Thursday mornin. when The particulars were
not known Or the losses fully ascerlaned.
QUICE Work On Tuesday. the 2ist inst. we
received Il copy OF the Daily Grass Valley Union
at the 10th inst. and no extra charges were made
by Uncle Sam for the long route be carried it
over. 1t came by mail from the east and had
undoubtedly taken an excursion to ON ,ha and
bsc'. as that is about an eleven day trip. 1t s
both annoying aud disgusting to have such mis-
cradle batch Of worthless United States mail
sgents as the ones on this railroad route. Fully
1one-6Ith OF our exchanges are carried past this
Office and come sirageling back from to ten
days after they are due. Mi erable, wild and
bliad rs are our Government au'horit les at Wash
ingtoa, they do not mean tn 1t their cx ximple shall
be followed by every tq1irt OF mail agent in
the county.
ARRANGEMENT Committee - The following are
she proceedings of the Committee OF Arrange
encns Tor the Fourth July next:
'f'F Floor Managers Geo. W McCreedy, Horace
,Mansur and B. 7. Morse.
Doorkecper e. q. Smith will attend TO the
talc OF tickets at the door.
Supper Committee W. NJ. Crutcher and Ed.
L. Gardiner.
Committee on Decoratiou-S F. Chaplin and
Wv. Mann.
Vocal Music-Mrs. W. NJ. Crutchcr was inv tied
TO take charg", and has accepted.
Wagon Committee-Gco. w. Nee reedy and
Ives Fitch were appointed committee to pro-
cure suitable wagons to be used in carrying the
children in the procession.
Committee on Carriages-W, NJ. Crutcher.
Nationsl salutes to bc fred by the artillery
company.
Gentlemen forming these committees will,
please take notice, and govern themselves accord
inglv.