The Placer herald., 1871-03-04


NsrnoD1sr.-Rcv. J. H. Peters will preach at
Ne y. E. Church 1t II o'clock Tomorrow morn
he ard the n. Z. Sabbath School will meet at
Ne sams plscs immediately after the Church ser
vices.
6upDBn DsArn.-Our people here were sur
Drissd cad peined to learn Of the death, after .
short Illness Of Mrs. Sarah Emily Renrdan, wife
Of Hon. T. b. Reardan, District Judge of this
District. Judge Reardan WAS holding Court
here on Saturday last and received q dispatch
staain9 that his wife was quite i'll at their home
in Nevada city. He Immediately took carriage
cad drove homo. overland, that night. Mrs.
ksesdsn died on the night following, Sunday.
snd wns buried on Wednesday last from the
Ca.Aoiis Church in Nevada City Mrs. Reardan
vas tAs sisass Of Judge J. H. Hardy of San Fran
ises aaA once . resident Of this town. where
sAs leaves many warm friends to mourn her
sudden death aud sympathise with the bereaved
fesnily. OF the funeral rites the National Gazette
Of Ne let instant, says: The acquaintances and
frisnds OF Mrs. Sarah Emily Reardan assembled
II the Catholic church this afternoon, to pay the
lAst ritsa 70 their departed friend. The coffin
was taken to the church this forenoon, and place
81 within the chanccl, according to the customs
Of Ne church, and a requiem performed,
TAs drapery OF the church WAS appropriate to
the occasion. and the large assemblage present
VIE came from far and near, showed the sim
eseity Of ssheir tender regard for the deceased.
sad their synpathy for the bereaved husband
end family. One Of the greatest Of the many
charms Of the Catholic church is the maternal
ssadssness with which it receives the departed,
and upon this sad occasion the beautiful fitness
ofboth service and surroundings were peculiarly
oppasent, The nHectionate regard entctained
toward the deceased was manifested by the large
attendance at the church. Messrs. Ira 4. Eaton,
JoAaH. Dixon, J. A. Lancaster, T. W. Sigourney,
A. C. Niles. and Niles Searls acted as psl-bcarers,
The hearse was followed to the grave by twenty
,ree garages, and n large procession Of our
own citizens - well as others from Grass Valley
and other ncighborng towns. During the pas
saGs Of the procession the places Of business
aiong the route closed.
SBvsRs AccrDExr.-On Wednesday last Mr.. j.
II. Nixon, OF Dotons Bar had been here in Au-
barn On business with his team, and on return
tu& home in the evening his horses became
frightened. run OF and over . bank, throwing
Mr. Nixon ost, badly bruisng and stunning him
and breaking his left arm near the wrist. The
fracture Of tho arm, learn, is severe and
complicated one. end will require time and care
Sul treatment 70 render we'll again. DR.. Dubois
wAs t-leRrAphed !cr from Rocklin, and went to
the relief Of the sufferer and rendered tho prop
er medical and surgical assistance. Tho bruises
"l the body and face Of Mr.. Nixon
bat not Of serious nature.
Hoo SrsALING.--Wc learn from Mr. Asbury
that Xessrs. Predmore. Draper and Bahney,
farmers near Clipper Gap have all lost large hne
lots Of hogs in a mysterious manner lately.
Thess hogs were fine ones. raised the farms
and belle ed by all to have been stolen; in
deed it il hintei that the Cinnamon that bought
the hogs from a white be produced.
We should say that was getting on warm track
and that some one was not M safe as he might
suppose. We nre requested to say that that
thing must stop in the Clipper Gap neighbor-
hood or there will be a row, and somebody will
get hurt.
Nsw BILLIARD SALoox.-Messrs. Mullen l.
NcCrcady have fitted up in good style a fine
billiard and refreshnent saloon, and placed in
Il superb carom table, adjoining the Bank Ex-
change. This completes IN establishment-this
new room connected with tho Bank Exchange
which can furnish about all that is desirable in
the line Of refreshments. recreation and social
enjoymcnts. Our readers from other portions
Of the county will find this a pleasant and safe
place to spend An hour or evening when visiting
Auburn. or to take nip when arriving or
departing. Look in and see il this is not oil
true.
FIns-On Thursday morning, between and
O'Clock, q fre discovered between the
ceiling and reof and in the roof OF the private
residence OF DIR. S. +. Chaplin, and in fair way
to do serious and extensive damage. The fire
had caught from the stovc-pipe but was timely
discovered and put out before much damage was
done. The building is large two-story one and
had it burned it would have been almost impos-
sible to have saved three four other valuable
wooden buildings in the immediate vicinity.
Esw TBIAL GRANrED.-Wm Stakem, who was
convicted here some months ago Of grand lar
csny, (stealing and selling cattle of James Cook
and sent 70 the State prison has beer granted
new trial by the Supreme Court. In pursuance
Of this order Sheriff Dunnam went to San
Quentin and brought St.kem back here on last
Tuesday and lodged him in JAIL and he will have
. new hearing at tho next term OF the County
Court.
Board OF ExAMrSArIox.-The County Board
10 examine School teachers has been in session
w I,
eladed the business when we went to press last
evening. Some seven applicants have been be-
fore the Board thus far The Secretary Of the
Board. A. H. Goodrich, will have the proceed
iags written up some time to day. when We will