The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
AUBURN, APRIL 16, 1870.
LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.

@asTHE JULIAN MNE.-Ths mine Is located on
Jenny Lind Fl at, about four miles from here,
below New Castle and is the property of c. II.
Schnabel. This mine has been worked and pros
D pected for the past FIVE years with fair success
There have been eight shafts sunk on the ledge
fifty feet deep, one shaft one hundred and fifty
feet deep and one one hundred and sixty-six feet
deep. On the fifty foot levels the ledge aver.
N ages some three feet in width an paid an aver
age of S6.75 per ton On this fifty foot level the
ledge has been traced and worked for q distance
OF nine hundred and ninety-six feet, with the
@ pboye result. On the one hundred and fifty foot
level the ledge widens at some places to eight
n feet and has paidf TO. the last four crushinss s2
per ton. On the one hundred and fifty foot level
the ledge has been traced aud worked for dis
tance Of two hundred and fifty feet with an aver
age pay Of about Sl2 per ton. This is mon
ster ledge, and the cost of getting the ore or
quartz to the surface is but about 81 so per ton
Free gold is often visible in the lower level.
From the above facts which we believe are re-
liable, it must be apparent that there is large
fortune In this mine. Mr.. Schnabel is not one
of your fussy miners. but has been quietly and
perseveringly at work until it looks as
though he had fortune almost in sight.
- DExrAL M. W. Wilson, NJ. d., and Dentist,
G.has been long and favorably known throu ghout
~Vhis county, and permanently located at Dutch
Flat for the past five years, is now in Auburn
He proposes to remain a few weeks with us, if
Sbusiness will Justify his staying and will visit
eethis place in future for business frequently Hun
sdrcds' or testimonials from most reliable cit
Y liens might be given. but his reputation is~so
we'll established as scientific, sklu and care.
D ful operator in all that pertains to Denta art,
that we deem further comment unnecessary. We
hope the citizens in town and vicinity will give
s'Dr. Wilson a call We vouch on the best author.
ity, that perfect salts saction will be Civ en- in all
cases. His Office is with Mr.. J. NJ. jacobs, our
celebrated Photographer. - Stars and Stripes.
We endorse the above
REAL Estate TRANSACTIONS Hugh Burns has
purchased the house and lot of J. G. Boggs oppo
site the Court House, formerly occupied by W.
II. Hubbard. A Steinle has bought the house
aud lot formerly owned by Henry Wiener and
more recently by Betton, near the Placer Brew
cry. And Mr.. Keeer has purchased the Rail.
road House at the depot of John j. Smith. This
property is to be converted into a family resi-
dence by Mr.. Keelcr, whose former residence
was at Yankee Jms. Auburn is fast filing up,
Indeed we may say it is ulI, there scarcely being
tenanable house in town to be found empty
or for rent. ~,t
:. SrRaNGE FREAKs.-Latcly a COW of Daniel
Clicks, near Lincoln, gave birth to calf with
the ears on its neck, and minus the upper jaw
and head, though provided with nostiils OF
bresthing holes W here the face should have been.
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the above place had colt that was perfect with
the exception that one Of its legs only flesh
and hool, there being not particle Of bone in
the composition OF the leg. Both OF these unnat-
ural and deformcd animals wcie still bora, at
least were dead when first discovered
ROLL OF EoNoR.- Tie following are the names
of the scholars placed upon the Roll Of Honor,
of the advanced apartment OF the Auburn Pub
lie School, ii. N. Atkinson, teacher, for the
month ending April Sth, 1870 Mary Mcdaniel,
Bcnerecnda Selgado. Augusta Lautcnshlager,
Carrie Sade Viola Ratclin, Carrie Heath, Liz
zie Adrian Frances McCunc, bradley Gales.
William Dickerson, Edward Maher, Lizzie Boles,
Louisa McCune, Anne McCune Louisa Varcgo,
Bessie Murphy and Charles Slade.
EASTER SuNDAY-CATHoLIC SERVICES Father
Kelley will hold high mass here on Sunday, (to-
morrow, anl has engaged the Folsom Catholic
Choir to be here and sing the mass. As it will be
the the first full high mass ever celebrated in Au-
burn, We hope there will be large attendance.
The Harmonian from Folsom will be sent up for
the occasion. We learn the Church will be prop
perly arranged and decorated for the occasion,
and very large congregation will undoubtedly
be present.
NICE IMPRovEMENT.-Ou Our friend John J. Smith
is erecting new, fine building at the depot,
which is intended 10 be opened by him as hotel
in short time. This building is two stories
high, aud occupies favorable location for the
accommodation of the travelling public. This
makes the second new hotel building erected at
# the derot within the last year, the other being
tha, erected by Elliot West, and now owned and
skept by Mr.. Wilson.
DENTISTRY. - Yesterday called on DR.,
Pierce. D Dentst, whose Office is at the American.
and we were very highly entertained in viewing
his magnificent sets of instruments, and very
elaborate pieces OF workmanship of various kinds,
which We never have seen equalled. We advise
all to call and see for themselves. The Doctor
has practiced twenty years, and now expects to
make Auburn his home.
WooI--F. L. Whitney, who has sheep ranch
near Rocklin, in this county, shipped last week
sixteen tons oil wool, 10y rail. to Boston, Mass.
The freight upon this wool will be less than it
would be il sent by steamer, for Mr. Whitney
will save paying at leasS three commissions
Stars and Stripes.
TREAsURERs STATEMENTS. - We publish this
week two statements Of County Treasurer Hol-
lenbcck. The statement fer the fractional
month closes the bu sness transactions for the
year and for the term oil tue oil county officials.
We note this fact that our readers may know