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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNE
PROPRIETOR.
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All business or news letter and Geographic
dispatches must DO addressed NEW YORK
HERALD.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected Communications win not be re
turned
vclurne xXXv. ........................No No. 51l
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON and Evening.
msLos GARDEN. Broaaway.-THE DRAMA or THE
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE, 40 Eroadway.-LlrrLE
JAoa aAPpAnp
NEW YORK sTrAnT THEATRE q Gowery.-cRAsp
GERMAN orEaA-hERaY WIVES or WISDsoa,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner ., s.a az. and 2sd st.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. broadway THE PAsroalSn OF
VIE WILLIE WIS@Ir. Matinee Al 2
woop's MUSEUM Broadway corner so,h st-Persorn
nnee' every afternoon AM egtnns
GLoBE THEATRE. 72s Broadway.-vAnIEry EsrKn-
TAiNAfNr, 40 Matinee at "a.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rwenty.foarls st-FEa.
NAsDE.
EoWERY THEATRE, Bowery.--NEc1 AsD NEo1-fAN-
TEE JAc&.
BOOTHS THEATRE. 2sd st.. between s,h ana eh avs
Rir NAN NlnEAE
wALLAcKs THEATRE, Broadway ana ls.h street.
SoetEfIl5-
s, hrs. r. b ooSTAs's PARK THEATRE Hre0s'a'-
'N@ .M8
sTrIywAY HALL, Fourtesth sfcet.-LEorURg
oi.ya LoaAN
TOM PASTORS orka M,a HOUSE., 2pl sowory.vA.
THEATRE eo@I9pH, r srg e VOCAL
KELLY = Lgoys sNsrEsLs, 10. 50, nreadray--
TIE oSLY LsoS-LA ROAR De ST. fLouE &c.
SAN FRAv.Isco mSsras1 HALL, sss sro. way
NFGno &INsfgEtsY, FAEoes, Bur -Eseyss, &c.
ana IN ays.-Siono a;NsrR1nsr, EooeSrRroirire, &C.
AoLo HALL corner gsa street and Eroaaway
uooLErs OPERA HOUSE. ErooAyn.-Nroao Nn,-
b1aELsf, BuaLEsQurs
-BsooELyN oPERA uoUsE--wrten, HgeuEs.
WAar'6 hiStlREts. KEEP YocR EYE oprE, pIok, &c.
FEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth strca.-Socggs IN
JLE RTNGi AcEoBATs, 30. Matinee ut ~
DE-. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 7a5 Broadway
ECfEScE AIT
NEW YORK SCUM Or ANATOMY. els Broadway
ECIFECE AND ART
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New York, Wednesday, December ., 1s:o.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Rroadwav.-TnE PAsToMlSr OF
VIE WILLIE MISAIE. Matinee al q
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NEW YORK STAnr THEATRE, a. gownry-GRANp
GERMAN uPEaA-aERaY WIVES or WINpsoa.
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GRAND OPERA ROUSE, corner OF s.A az. and 2ad St.
LIS Brigade.
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner 30,h st-Pergorrn
onees every a-ter0oon AMI snins.
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS AFTERNOON IND EVENING.

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LIMA EDwINs THEATRE, 40 Broadway.-LlrrLr
JAon SaAPpAnD.
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EIRLo's GARDEN, Broaaway.--THE DRAMA or TIL
LADI OF LNoSe.
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GLOBE THEATRE. rs Broadway.-vAEIEry ESTEl
TAtNNKA1, 80. Matinee at "a.
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the just acknowledgements of the community
at large. WI
he Splendid Island or St. Domingo-rhs
Tcxus Annoxatio Plan.


The Splendid Island or 81. Doninso-rbs
Texas Anncxation Plan.
In the Presidents Message no proposition
made is so earnestly, forcibIy and conyincingIyl
presented as bis proposition looking 10 the
annexation Of the splendid tropical island Of
St. Domingo, beginning with that importau4
division known as the republic Of Dominica
The annexation treaty having failed in the
Senate at the last session, the ratification re-
quiring two-thirds vote, General Grant now
proposes that by joint resolution of the two
houses Of Congress the Executive be au-
thorized to appoint commission to negotiate.
treaty with the authorities Of st. Domingo
for the acquisition Of that island, and that an
appropriation be made to defray the expenses
of such commission. The question may then
be determined by the action OF the two houses
Of Congress upon resolution OF annexation,
as in the case of Texas.
What was the case Of Texas2 The republic
of Texas had been acknowledged by Mexico
but there remained boundary dispute which
threatened war, when, under Tyler's admiais-
tration, treaty for the annexation Of Texas
was submitted to the Senate and rejected In
1874, however, tho annexation was mads a
plank in the democratic platform, and upon
this plank Polk was elected. But before Polk
came in (spring Of lS45) joint resolution
from the House providing for tho pcrcmptory
annexation Of Texas, war or no war with
Mexico, was submitted to the Senate for its
concurrence. 1t was found, however, that
this peremptory resolution would not go
through; that Senator Benton's vote and ono
or two others were wanted and that they were
opposed TO anncx.ng war with Mexico. Tho
resolution was, therefore, softened with another
resolution providing first for the settlement
of the Mexican boundary dispute, in the dis
erection of the President. As thus amended
the resolutions were finally passed and sub
mit.ed to the Presidents approval (Tyler) on
the Sd of March, and Polk was to come in the
next day. The general understanding was
that Tyler would leave this business to Polk, to
whom it properly belonged, and that Polk
would adopt the alternative OF first settling the
Mexican boundary dispute. But Tyler could
not resist the temptation of taking the BUSH
moss into his own hands, and 80 Ia the night
of the Sd of March he posted off his special
ambassador to Texas with the peremptory
annexation resolution VITA the boundary
cllimed by Texas.
Hence, from this caprice Of Tyler, the war
with Mexico and a its tremendous conse-
quences down to General Grant in the White
House, and this Message Of his proposing the
annexation of st. Domingo on the Texas plan.
But there is no Mexican difficulty here.
The coast is clear, the island can be ours for
mere bagatelle, and we are sure that on the
Texas plan General Grant win triumphantly
carry through the annexation of this island.
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FIFTH AygNUE THEATRE, rwen.y.foarsa s.-rra
NAsDR.
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LAND NOTICE.

T1O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Whereas
l. the South east quarter of Section seven, i7,)
Township No. II, North range east, Mt Diaolo
base and meridian, being 100 acres of land, has
been by the affidavits Of various persons, filed in
the District Land Office Of the United States at
Marysvie. State of California. being the Office
for the district within which said lands were then
situated declared to contain mineral and to be
more valuable for mineral than agricultural
purposes, by reason whereof said land has hither-
to been withheld from pre-emption and sale,
now the undersigned gives notice that he will,
on
Tuesday, the 29th day of March, Is7O..
at O'Clock p. W, make application to the Regis
ter and Receiver of the United States Land Once
at Sacramento, and adduce evidence to prove
that said land, to-wit: The Sou DR. east quarter
of Section seven, % Township II, North Range
east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, il moro.
valuable for agricultural than m ming purposes,
and on such proof apply for permission to file a
pre-eUption claim 10 said land unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there shown,
j NJ ID. REESE
February 18th, 1S7O.--6w..
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R1 VIRTUE OF an Execution issued by II. w.
- Starr, Justice Of the Peace of Township No
10, Placer county, State of California. on tbe
81 day OF December, A. D, 1869 and to me direct
ed in favor of Peter Ahart and against ]. n
Nickerson, A. Cadwalader and j. NJ. Hubburd
Judgment Sl4S S0 costs $40 65, With interest
from date on judgment at the rate of DER cent
per annum, l have levied upon, seized and will
expose to public sale, at the Ranch of sa Hnh-
bnrd and others, known as the "Frencb Ranch ~
on Coon Creek, on MONDAY. the 10th dov of
January, A. D. 1870 at the hour of 2 O'Clock p
NJ, all the right, title, interest and claim of tho
SAID ). Il. Nickerson. A. Cadwaader md ! M.
Hubburd in and to the following propertv lvinv
and being in Placer county, to,wit: Forty cords
oil wood more or less, one Quartz mill. touetber
with engine, boiler, and the machinery t6creto
belonging. Together with all and sinoular tho
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
GEORGE SMALL,
Constable of Township No. TO-
Auourn December llth, lS69.-3w.
he ABOVE sale is postponed until MONDAY
January 3lst, 1870 at 2 o'clock Pm. Nv order
of Plaintiff. GEORGE CuAf o'uer
Constable of Township No, TO-
Auburn January 18th, lS70.- 3w.
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DIED..

At Rossnowlaeh Ireland, December 25th.
1869, ABNER HUGH LIrsETT. aged 20 years.
Rosolutions passed at meeting Of "The Bally.
shannon Young Mems Christian Association -
held in the infant School Room, December 29tb
1869
RESOLVED, THAT our usual business for the
evening be postponed till this night week. as =
mark OF our respect to the memory of the late
ABNER HUGH LIPSETT, Ga member of our Associ
atom and OF our sympathy with his sorrowipp
family "e
RESOLVED, "That the Association convey IN
MT; Hamilton Lipsett their sympathy with him
IN MS deep ailiiction and sudden bereavement
ana the unanimous wish of the Members to erect
a gravestone. with suitable inscription. to the
deceased -BdHyshdnnon Herald, Jan. Is. 1870
These resolutions were accompanied bv fool
ing and sympathizi ing letter from the President
and Secretary of the Association to Hamilton
Lipsett, the father of the young man. Deceased
was the youngest brother of A. Lipsett. of An.
burn.
At San Francisco, February lth of consumn
ton, THOMAS ID. ARNOLD, aged 20 years and
months.
Deceased was a son of Judge Arnold of this
(Placer) county.
at Colfax, Feb. 5th JANE, wife of R. J. Tolman
aged 35 years.
At Rocklin, Feb. l5th MARTIN H.. son of F
and Sarah Calderwood, aged year and months.
.4t the County Hospital, February 18th, DAN.
TEL MARTIN, native OF Vermont, aged SO years.
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THE KING CT BAVARIA kindly permitted Dr.
J, c. Aver to have a copy taken of Rauch's cele-
brated colossal statue OF Victory, hich belongs
to the Bavarian crown and stands at the entrance
of the Royal Palace at Munich. The Doctor had
it cast in bronze, and has presented ii to the
City of Lowell, where it stands in the Park and
symbolizes the tri umph of both freedom and
medicine Her manufactures are the pride OF
Lowell and foremost among them AYERS NED
IcINEs make her name gratefully rememberrd by
the unnumbered multitude who are cured By
them of affecting and often dangerous diseases.-
Boston Journal.
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Su M M ONS.

State of California, County of Placer In JUS
tlces Court of Township No. &.
1he People offhe State Of California to d. N
HfLLIGA.N, Greeting.
NOO are hereby Summoned to appear before
l. me at my office, or at the Office of nv sue.
cessor in Township Number Six, Placer couu-
ty, State of California, within fifteen DAYS
after final publication Of this summons, to an
swer the complaint of Frank Hoffman. wherein
he prays Judgment against you for the sum of
Two Hundred and Eleven Dollars and forty
seven cents, (S2ll ~ in an action for Hay sold
A. d. 1868. '
And take notice if you fail to appear and an
swer plaintiff will take Judgment against YOU in
default, in the sum of s2ll Al, together with
interest ana the costs OF suit and apply to said
court for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 9th day yf Decem.
Der, A. D. 1869.
ISAAC THOMPSON,
Justice of the Peace Township No G.
TIl1- -3m
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MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER.-We have
received the last three or four numbers oI
a large Monthly under the above title, bu,
through the hurry Of business and the crowd
Of exchanges did not give it that examna-
ton which We find it's pages deserved. We
find it.a work OF real merit, devoted TO iu-
tsrests, as its title indicates, second 10 none
in the country. In typography it is excel
lent, while its illustrations, some thirty Of
which appear in the February number, are
perfect, revealing every point Of superstruc
ture and machinery to the dullest mecbani
cal eye. The work is published by West
ern & Co., 81, Park Row, New York, at
81 so per annum.
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LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL
Can a member of the Legislature hold or
exercise the functions Of an Executive or
Ministerial office in California; Article 8
Of the State Constitution says: "The pow
ers of the Government Of the State Of Cali
foruia, shall be divided into three separate
departments the Legislative. the Execu.
tive, and the Judicial, and no person charged
with the exercise Of powers properly belong
ing to one Of these departments shall exer-
else any functions appsrtaiuing to either Of
the Others" Senators and Assemblymen
take solemn oath, Of which the following
is the substance, before entering upon their
duties, Il do solemnly sw-ar that will sup
port the Constitution of the United States
and the Constitution of the State of Cali
fornia etc. Sheriffs, Clerks, Recorders, Tax
Collectors, etc, do not belong to Legislative
or Judicial department.
Dost thou see the pointl
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Supervisor Proceedings--February Term.
MONDAY. February 7th. 1870.

MONDAY, February 7lh, I87O.
Board met. Present, VIM Van Vactor, W. H..
Kinder, J. n. Pratt and W. b. Lyon Clerk
On motion, various amounts were allowed out
of general county fund amounting to 81 2O9 40.
On motion county warrant in favor OF 5. Is.
Wyman lor SIS was destroyed, it having remain
cd one year without being called TOR.
Tuesday, Feb, 6th
Full Board met. On motion Of District tor
ncy Z, l.. Craig, delinquent taxes for the year
1869, were stricken from the delinquent list
(mostly on property destroyed by fire. amount
ing to S25l 81.
Collector of District No. | credited with %
Poll-tax receipts destroyed by fire. Sundry
bills were allowed out Of General Fund amount
ing to o52 Is.
On motion the following bills were allowed
ont of Eo,1 Eund.
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Dost thou see the point 7

Poor MExrco.-Anarchy and Revolution
rules iu Mexico to-day. Juarez has been
declared by his Congress dictator, but bis
Generals are too weak I 0 attack the insur.
gents and the strong probabilities are that
the dictator will suffer the same death be
Inflicted on} n}fMaximllian and hundreds OF
Others. Merchants and men of wealth
everywhere, are fleeing to escape robbery
and forced loans. Propunciamentos and
counter pronunciamentos are proclaimed
everywhere. Santa Anna in bis silent re-
treat at st.. Thomas, suufs blood, pillage,
robbery and despotic rule and bies for Mex.
100; is baked at Havana, but may reach
there. Why is poor Mexico always in Rev.
oInt'on, in anarchy, in robbery, and her fair
land sprinked with blood and clouded with
'reasons and assassinations She has been
mongIelized-Cauca blood rules not
Mexico. The doctrines Of the Republican
mongrel party of our country to-day, was
enforced in Mexico for generations pa.t, and
IT has done its work as it will do it 10
these United States, if no. suddenly, com
pstely, and forever crushed. What q com,
ment on beastly miscegnating Fifteenth
amendment mougrelism. We are but SOW
ing the wind TO reap the whirlwind that
now sweeps over poor Mexico,
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

WHEN all employment becomes irksome, and
the mind incapable of continued application TO-
any subject, through wenriness and exhaustion
of the tody, then some healthful tonic, scting
gently but surely upon the liver and stomach,
and gradually increasing the force OF the circa-
lation, and Of the digestive system, will be ioond
to remove the difficulty. Such medicine 70
DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar B'ffers, WHICH,
in purifying the blood, Ienovates the system
giving it renewed vitality and force as OF yoa'n
again.
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MAR RIED.

1T Rocklin, Feb. 18th, by Rev. Father Kelly,
OWEN FARRELL, of Sacramento, to HoNoRA
THOMPSON, o Brighton tnwnship.
In Auburn Feb 18th, by D. w. Spear, County
Judge, Mr.. james NJ. Walden to Miss II. Il. Har-
per.
1T Wells Cross Roads, Pl,cer County, Febru-
airy 10th, by Matthew Campbell, J. p, Mr. Jo-
sEPH WELLS, to Miss MARY p. LEWIS, of Miller
town.
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS are hereby notified not to
"A trust or allow A. Rublee to obtain anything
on my account, as will not be responsible for
OF pay any debts of his contracting.
MRS. ANN TRACY.
Lincoln, December 18th, ls69.--lm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST OR STRAYED.

EROM THE UNION SALOON. ON S&
L Sunday last, a young GREY HOUND -HA
dog, full blood, yellew or buff colored, with y
fewlwhite hairs on the end of his tail. Had on,
when he left. bae patent heather collar. Any
pcrson n returning the dog to the Union Saloon
Auburn, will be suitably rewarded.
TO. HOLLIS.
A.,LI Eahr,,nrr Qkh I27Q
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AcRosTic.

p ain Killer is worth wba it weighs in goIJ-
a il around the world are its praises told;
viii cholera cure scourSe OF southern cl mes
n victim dies who takes i. betmes r
K eep Pain Killer, true friend, by your sde;.
will cure cough or cold, or collie beside
l. ook out TO apply it for bruise or for sprain,
l. ct it once be tred-"'t,ciH be used again.
E very word am telling you, reader, Is true;
emember that Pain Killer is good for you
EVERY MONTH.
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NOTICE.

N OllOE is hereby given that the Plat of the
W nuourn mas been filed in the County
recorders Office, and that am ready to receiv.
Assesslnents from owners of town lots, and to
give cer'lfcates, as provided by law =.
D. W. SPEAR.
.,hnu, County Judge of Placer County.
Auburn, January IL. lS7O.-ial54w
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THOMAS BoYCE, No. 80. Exchange Built

THOMAS BOYCE, No. 80. Exchange Build
ing, on California stree San francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scrip.ious in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same.
Ii. W. STARR, of Lincoln, isauthorizedto to act
as our agent in that place.
p. E.TWEBBER, is authorized TO act as our
agent in Gold Run and vicinity.
B. D. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent at
Michigan Bluff.
THOMAS DUNN is authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill.
HUDSON-& MENET are our authorized sole
agents.in New York. All orders for publication,
unless accompanied with the money, must come
through them to insure attention.
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Discussed, WE SUProsE,-The Bee saws:

Judge G. Garter, who for many years has
been District Judge Of the Shasta, Trinity and
Siskiyou district, and who in 1858 was State Sen
ator from Shasta, etc. has together with his
son, opened law Office in this city.
We were hardly good enough Democrat
to come up to Senator Garter's standard, in
1858, but when the Democracy lost the
State the Judge turned back summersault
over our head and landed in the filthy poo
of "loiI" mongrelism, and :hat's the way be
became Judge. Last Fall things chopped
and him and his "loil" party got beat We
had Judge here that got beat and be, also,
went 10 Sacramento. We suggest that Nc
Farlaud and Garter form a partnership.
MISERY loves company
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

The present Democratic Legislature will ad.
journ April LIST, All FOOLS day.-Sfripes.
lie must be great fool that dom. know
that the Legislature adjourns April the 9th.
A few more such breaks aod the fool killer
will visit Auburn, and then the Stripes will
have no editor
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Auburn, February 10Th, 1870.
NOTICE. .

VITMLTAM KRYSHER is MY AUTHORIZ-
w ed COLLECTOR. All bills will be made
payable 10 him, as he will receipt the same.
ieI2.lm DR. ID. HARRIS.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

Cur IT our.-lhe repeal OF a repealing
Act does not revive the original Act. Limbs
of The law. Legislators and officials who are
not satisfied wi,h the law under which they
were elected should make note of this fact.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

THE CENTRAL Pacific. The statement OF Fisk
& Hatch, published in the New York Journal Of
Commerce, gives the following additional facts
with reference to the Central Pacific Railroad
The aggregate net earning for 1869 wcrc 81
1927, 1874 in gold. Gross earning. S5 ,749 595 !.
The receipts from local business have been near
ly seventy per cent. of the whole amount. Value
of equipments. 81 374,2 200 The bonds issued by
the company amount to S29,0l0 900; OF which
S26 0l0, 900 are six per cent first mortgag bonds
81 800 600 are seven per cent bonds OF 1882, and
81 l,500, 900 are seven per cent State aid bonds,
on which the interest is paid by the State of
California.
There is due Placer county, out of these
net earnings according TO our own figures,
Sl7O,452 Ola Why don't the chosen au-
thori,ies Of the county call for this money.
Placer county yet owes about $550,000
on the bonds she issued to aid in the con.
struclion Of this road, principal and interest;
and yet, there seems to be wonderful want
of courage in those who have been entrust-
ed by the voters Of the county with power
to claim aud enforce our rights as a heavy
stockholder in the Company. Corporations
are not expected to run all over the county
hunting up stockholders, telling them wha!
is their due and forcing money on them,
but it would seem that the agents of the
county expect something of this kind to be
done by the managers Of the Central Pa
oific. We have said enough on this subject
and nothing further is demanded Of US, but
we may take a notion 10 talk like "dutcb
uncle" to those who, knowing their duties
do them not. The good book says Of such
"they eball be beaten with many stripes"
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

FAvoRs We are indebted to United
States Senator, Eugene Cssserly, for vaua
bic Congressional documents, for which be
has our thanks.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists and
dealers in Family Medicines
RkDlNGTON * CO., and HOSTETTER L.
SMITH, San Francisco, CAL, General Wholesale
Agents. .F
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r. D. HARRIS.
PUYSICIaN. aAND SURGEON..

Office at the Drug Store residence on Broadway
FOREST HILL, CALIFORNIA.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

The Daily Be is again enlarged and i'm
proved. Success It'll yes" Nc, if you are
on the wrong side.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

Hon. J. A. Johnson, member Of Congress
from the third district has our thanks for
public documents.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19


Board met Present, full Board.
On motion various bills were allowed out of
General Fund amounting to S3,Sl9 06
Toll rates fixed at Mineral Bur Bridge against
protest of Charles Rice, on behalf of Company.
On motion the Auditor aud Treasurer were
authorized in their fin al settlement with W. ID.
Perkins, Collector of District No. |, to credit
said Perkins with 100 Road Poll tax receipts. 100
School and Hospital Poll tax receipts, 20 Liquor
licenses and 20 Merchandise License 10th class;
said Collector having filed with the Board an
affidavit setting forth that as sucn Collector he
was in possession of such Tax receipts and Lii
censes, and that said receipts and Licenses were
destroyed by fire.
Thursday Feb. 10th.
Board met. Full Board.
On motion, various bills were allowed out of
Hospital Fund amounting to 81. 75l SO.
7. Nef appointed Constable to fill vacancy in
Township No. |.
On motion, Auditor directed to draw duplicate
warrants to A. S. Dubois for $40, and j. r.
Crandall for s39 the originals having been lost
Contract to do County printing awarded to w.
II. ii. Fellows, rs per schedule OF prices attached
on fling bond OF $1,000.
Rates of Toll on Auburn Turnpike continued
without change.
DR.. A. S. Dubois. County Physician, presented
his report ior quarter ending ebruary LIST, 1870,
of which the following is an abstract:
Whole number of patients treated. ......... 40
90 admit ed. ...... 10
g " in Hospital Nov
Number remaining February LIST. .......... "a
uieu. -........ ...........
% discharged. Observation-Disclosures. IS
I" OF days board .2269