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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

7Se WAVE RLEy PLACE-TO LET, WITH BOARD,
lcO large square Room, elegantly Furnished, for gem
ternan and srge gentlemen table class
moderate. Re exchanged.
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R0 BOND SlKELT-A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ second loor transient AMI day boarders restaurant
a la carte.
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A uc srset sALE-Ar 10 WEST TwENTY-rAIhD
THIS SATURDAY, MGRNyNG
THIS NShI 2 IsIvA MVFNINO
commencing ct lu11 o'clock.

IlY MAX BAYERsDoRFER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
ID will SELL THIS DAY, at 1911 O'Clock,
all the elegant and costly Furniture four dwelling 1924
West Twenty-sxth street. Sixth avenue
The richest sale this
Viz:Parors contain brilliant add powerful toned 7S
rosewood Panoorte rich ?aor Suits in satin bro
81 reps; Velvet brussels Carpets Lace
Curtains, Centre Table Cabinets Ornaments Paintings, &C.
Dining Room contains viz. -
Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs, fate Silver Casters,
Urns Ice Pitchers Cutlery Glass and China Ware Dinner
and Tea Sets, &c.
Bedroom Suits to match, viz. =
Single and Double Bedseads Bureaus, Washstands Com
modes, Pillows Bedding Spring and Hair Beds. Sheets,
Lounges Clocks &c also Kitchen and Basement Furniture.
In all 800 lots of useful Household Furniture.
MAX BAYERSDORFER CO., Auctioneers, 296 Broadway
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FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS, DELIGHTFULLY."-
u located within hour New York, having more room
than they would like meet with either three
desirable persons Boarders; accommodations superior.
Address box loo Herald ONCE.
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E11On ExCuKslONS-THE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE
and MfDDLET0wN. Apply AT the Ferry once, foot OF
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An IRVING PLACE, OPPOSITE WESTMINSTER
tO hetc.-Io rent, with Board large furnished
Room, second door, front; family SMALL references
changeq
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100 SECOND AvENuE.-To LET, SEVERAL VERY
lOJ choice elegantly furnished Rooms, with Board
rrrst class brown stone residence; moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

D0ARD CAN BE HAD AT NEW BRIGHTON, s. 1.-THE
I'D house Il delightfully."- located commanding view OF the
bay tour minutes' walk from landing. Apply the pre-
mscs, to S. T. DUNN York avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

BOARD NEAR CENTRAL PARK.-A GENTLEMAN
- and wife or two gentlemen find good Board for SIS
week at 2s West Fifiythrd street. lake Eighth avenue
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"a WEST THISTY SECOND STREET.-LARGB AND
AIRY III lsuulev furnished Rooms let with or with
out Board surnLcr prices location lne.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
IA can obtain hrs class Board in small private family
near boat and magnificent vew references. Ad-
dress b., box $50 YonAers Post oalce c. W. LORD, IS
Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

A FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
N Board Tor the summer months in private family at
arwick two hours ride by Erie Railroad and tive min.
utes' walk rom depot. Apply TO + H. KELLER, 34 and
$50 Broadway, New York. or address JOHN ACkERMAk,
Warwick, Orange county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

7Oe WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-sECOND FLOOR
lUO front and back Rooms (gas hot cold water
BATH with or without Board.
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1dQ WEST FoRTY-NINTH sTREET-tANpsoMELY
l-CC furnished Rooms, with Board, single gen
tlemen or families. in private family.
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EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this lne leave pier 80 North river, foot of
Beach street.
B, at p. MI Steamship wYANokE, connecting with the
Virginia and Tennessee Air line the Seaboard Inland Air
line Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danville Railroad. Through
tickets and through bills of ladng At reduced
rates to all points South and Southwest.
Apply ONCE pier Office the company, 1877
Greenwich street. corner Of Dey.
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pY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large sale of Household Furniture, both new AM
second hand this day, at 1919 O'Clock, at the salesroo,
Nassau street. such walnut rosewood Paror Suits
Chamber Suits OF all kinds several Brussels Threepy
Ingram Carpets French Plate Mirrors Lace Curtains, Oc
Desks Counters Gas Chandeliers, Sale perempory
worthy of attention.
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COUNTRY B0ARD-IN WALPOLE. N. H.-A FEW
~ large, Rooms In private family; families
without preferred references exchanged Address
E. H., box As Waipole IN. H. Post Office.
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A LADY CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORE AND DURING
~ confinement aad infant adopted by Dr. and Mine
WEST. IA West 10th street. Seventh avenue.
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1d7 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVE-
IL nueA private family win let with board, large
second story bacs Room and Extension price $40 Also
large had Room on third hoor for sio
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COUNTRY BOARD IN THE cITY.-CoMFoRTABLE
~ accommodations for q few first hoerders IN
elevated healthy and geneel location, far cooler the
county adjoining and overlooking East river; house
With all the improvements. Cnl and examine No 70 Beck
an place, northwest corner Of Fifteth street.
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A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLEN COVE NEW
IA. Rochelle, City Island and College Point. The steam
boat NELLY WHITE leaves Peck slip on Sunday morning.
June at 40 A. NJ, touching Eighth annd Thrt
streets each way Returning. leaves Glen Cove Mt and
New Rochelle at3a5 M arriving the city at O'Clock
A REGULAR SUNDAY BoAT FOR HARLEM, HIGH
N Bridge and knr:s Park The ralncc and swift sailing
steamer MOKRIsANIA will leave Fulton Market slip on Sun
day, June for the above places alternate hour leaving
Fulton slip first trip at 80 A. NJ landing AZ EighyhHh
street each way Fare lbc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

Lien B. MINER AUCTIONFER.
N BY ALLEN Is. MINER h BROTHER,
late HENRY H. LEEDS q MINER.
Established 1870
salesrooms 81 Chambers and ~ Reade streets
FRIDAY, June .,
1T II o'clock.
SHFRIFF'S SALE OF OLD
WINES, BRANDIES, sc,
consisting Of Old South Side Towards and Fioro Madeirns
Amontillado, Topaz DUFF Gordon, Whites Brown and I'm
perial Shcrres.
Old Dnca Regna. Roriz and waddles Wines Bran
dies j. +. Marte, Hennessy, Old O., Pinct Castion 4
Co, &c
Fine old Bourbon WHISTLES, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
Champagnes, Cordials, &C.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE3
1917 O'clock rs Chambers and n Reade
streets,
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITu RE, consisting OF number of Vel.
vet Axnscr Brussels and Ingram Carpets. In ne order
black walnut Suits figured carved rosewood suits,
in haircloth black walnut Dining Chairs, in leather; Ex
tension Tables painted enameled Cottage Suits black
walnut Bedroom Suits, rosewood Marble Top Etagcres,
Spring and Hair Mattresses holsters and Pillows &C. Also
al ~ O'Clock,
CARVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. with
round corners, pearl keys, made by Iblsena Narbesn
Lnsted.
cnnslstlng of Forks. kniYea. snQols. Iadlea. &c.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
Sheriffs Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue OF an execution issued out OF the
County Court of Placer County on the 9th day
of June, A. d. 1871, on Judgment rendered IN
,aid Court on the 10th day of April, A. b. 1871,
in favor of Robert Gordon and against Samuel
Putnam Il Co., for the sum of One Hundred
md eighty-three dollars and twenty-nine cents.
($lS3 29) (Which has been duly satisfed) and
or cost of suit in the sum Of One hundred ana
sixty-fve dollars and ffty-ive cents ($l65 5ol
gold coin of the United States, together with &C.
:ruing cost of seventy-tiye cents, l have leveo
upon and will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for gold coin, on
Monday, the 2ath day Of July, A. D. 1871,
1t II o clock NJ, of that day, at the Court House
loor in the town of Auburn, Placer county, Cai.
fornia all the right, title, interest and claim OF
Defendants, Samuel Putnam Il Co., in and TO
the following described property to-wit An un'
expired lease (subject to the terms Of said leasel
Of five years from the 9th day OF September, lo'o
If all that certain quartz ledge known as the
Marcellus quartz ledge, situated in Section ~ 40
Township H. North, Range East Mount IN
lblo Base and Meridian Placer county Caliiol
MIA. Also that certain quartz mill situate on
Baltimore ravine, said township, county anu
State, at or near said quartz ledge, and known
as Putnam n Co.'S quartz mill, with all and sin,
gular the appurtenances rights, franchises ana
privileges thereto belonging or in anywise appef'
tanning.
The said described property ! will sell az
aforesaid to satisfy said costs, accruing cos's
and expenses Of sale.
b. b. DUNNAM, Sheriff of Placer county
Sherit's Office, Auburn, July LIST, lS7tr~>"
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22

DO As You WISH TO BE DONE BY.-We
called attention, last week, to some dirty
Angs and nuendoes Of our neighbor, about
the gentlcmanly candidates nominated by the
late Democratic County Convention, and
said, in substance, that if this was to be a
dirty ccmpaign and if men who were unwor-
thy to even pull the boots off our candidate s
feet were to throw the dirt that we were in.
This warning has called forth from our
ueighbor, that, which we would not publish
of him. for any money. The reputation of
one man is as dear as another: whether he be
in public or private life--whether he he an
aspirant for Office or an editor; and we tell
our neighbor, now, that neither the editor
of this paper, or any man on the Democratic
ticket, lives in glass houses, and that if he
commences throwing stones, him and his
ticket had better get out of the way. Some
men take as naturally to dirt, filth and mean
ness, as duck does to water, and some
animals would rather starve than cat that
which they cannot steal; the type of these
cannot be found on the Democratic ticket or
in its advocates.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
ShERlFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF tha
ID District court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District in and for Placer County, California on
the 9th day Of July, AID. 1871, on judgment.
r, pdered in said Court on the 18th day of May
AID. 1871, in favor Of f. l.. Brady and Nj. S.
Gardiner, doing bus ness under the firm, name
md style ofthe Dutch Flat Water Company, and
II .ainst Conrod Hoover and William Sexton Tor
the sum of Eleven hundred ninety one dollars
md seventy-seven cents (SllJi,77) with intesess
thereon at the rate of seven per cont per annum
rom the date of said decree; together with costs
If suit taxed at Thirty-eight dollars and ten cents
{ $38, 10Y coin, with interest on said sum at the
ate of seven per cent per annum from tbs 9th
lay OF July, AID. 1871. Now therefore will or,
MONDAY, the 7th day Of August, A. ID. 1871.
Il the holr of o'clock A. NJ. in front of ths
>fice fWels, Fargo " Co., in the town of Dutqh
t1at, Placer county California, sell at public auc-
lion to the highest bidder, for cash, all the right
tile and interest of defendants Conrod Hoover
md William Ssxton in AMI to the following de-.
'ribed property to-wit:
The undivided five-eighteenths (5-1S) OF that
certain mining claim known al the Pioneer Min
NJ Ground. situate at Grass Hill in the Dutch
t'at district, Placer county California said mining
round measuring four hundred feet front by six
hundred feet deep more or less, together with
,lc interest in all goods and chattals in said
n ms on the 20,h day OF May. AID 1865.
Az o. the above described property will sell
y aor-slld, or 50 much til ro OF AS will satisfy
- 'ui4mon costs, nccriing costs and expens-
SAFE.
L. d. DUNNAM Sheriff OF Placer county.
Sherls oicc, Aibcrn July Il, 1871.
-iyl5.st
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
SARGENT'S TIMBER BILL.

Congressman Sargent from this District
introduced and secured its passage through
the lower house, at the last regular session,
a bill purporting to provide for the sale Of
mountain timber lands in quantities not to
exceed six hundred and forty acres to any
one purchaser The object of the bill may
have been good, but it was so loosely drawn
and poorly gaurded, that had it have be-
come law, all the available timber on thi-
coast worth having would have been greedily
gobbled up by monopolists. There were nc
provisions in the bill to prevent leagued cap
italsfs from procuring applications by tht
tens Of thousands from John Does and Rich
ard Roes and taking deeds for the very lands
applied 70. from these worthless or fictitious
characters, and thus at the moment the en-
tries, made by the attorneys Of the sham
applicants, becoming the owners in fee Of al
the valuable, accessible timber lands on the
coast. Should this timber bill ever become
a law, we regard it as certain as anything in
the future, that monopoly, more damaging
and and grinding to the public, will grow up
under it, than any that has yet existed III
this country. Every interest, and all people
from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacift
Ocean, will be in the power Of monopol!
that command and own the timber on our
mountains. 1t is estimated that s.. 500 ,OOO
is now invested in saw mills in our noun
tains and that 4, 600, 900 feet of lumter per
day, is manufactured in this business, and
the demand for lumber is yet in its infancy
Is there man living in the district that be-
lieves Mr.. Sargent weak and ignorant
enough not to see the door he was opening
to the building up Of monster, sTindline
monopoly, and who at the same time believes
Sargent to be a competent and proper man to
represent us in Congress? Let each voter
imagine for himself, what would be the re-
suit Of single wealthy monopoly owning all
she available aud accessible timber lands in
the State as would have been the case un-
der Sargeut's bill, and provide the remedy
when he goes to the polls to vote, on the
9Th Of September next
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
THE RAILROAD ASSESSMENT.

Our neghbor returns to this question,
this week, in a vain endeavor to excuse
ring officials, and cast blame ON Harper.
We understand the matter thus: In 1868
Boggs and Harper were both assessors of
districts having railroad property in them.
They went to District Attorney Craig, and
took and followed his advice as to how to
assess the r. X. property to make it legal
and collectabe by law. Craig gave instruc-
tons that they should take the sworn state
ment OF the company as to the personal
property and miles Of road bed, and then
only fix an increased value ON the track, SO
that if he had to fight the case in the courts,
he would have only the plain question Of the
value Of the track in issue. In the year fol-
lowing, Harper again, under the same in
structions, accepted the company's sworn
statement as to its personal property, and it
is now alleged that the agents Of the company
swore to lie by leaving out of the list of
property, some loose. railroad iron, at, or
near, Rosevie Thus, if fault was COM
mitted, it was by District Attorney Craigs
instructions, and if perjury was consumated,
it was by the railroad company's officer.
But again, Harper assessed the Lincoln road,
the first year, at sc 200, per mile, and the
Board Of Supervisors struck it down to
81 800, and when he came to assess it the
next year, knowing the same board was to
act on it, he placed it at the value the board
had placed on it the year before. This is
complete and perfect vindication Of Mr.. Har-
pcr's every act in the premises, and places
him before the public as true and honorable
man, as he is Now since the vindictive
ness of our neighbor has opened the door for
us to canvass the past acts of Mr.. Nef, MIR.
Harper's opponent, neither him nor his can
didate, Mr.. ex-Sheriff Neff, must think hard
of us if we embrace the opportunity; but be-
fore doing so we will again say to the ring
managers and its ticket, you had better call
off your dogs.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22

JUDICIAL TICKET. The Supreme Judges,
State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
County Judges and two Justices Of the
'sA~,. u each Township, will be elected OH
the 18th day Of October next; just six weeks
after the September political election. Judge
Fitzsimmons, our candidate for Judge, was
the first County Judge of the county, served
four years, giving good satisfaction TO the
bar and ltiganis. Since then he has been a
continued citizen Of the county and engaged
in practising law all the time. But, as we
said in our last issue, the Judicial election
and candidates are not in this issue, and we
will fight that battle when its turn comes.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
NOMINEES OF DISTRICT No. 3.-This Dis

NOMINEES OF DISTRICT No. 3.-This Dis
trict did well in making its nominations.
For Supervisor; X. Williams Of Forest Hill
u man of sterling worth, fine business quail
iications. reliable in all things and popular
wherever known, received the nomination
and will be elected, if full vote is got out.
For Collector, James Mccormick of Mich-
gan Bluff. a man of iEdomitable energy,
honest, competent and well-known apd liked
all over the District, was nominated. For
Assessor, Capt. S. G. Randall of Damascus,
was nominated. Capt. Randall is one of
the most competent and highly esteemed
gentlemen in the District, and will make an
officer, if elected, of which there is scarcely
a doubt that the people of whole District
will be proud Of. With such a ticket for
local officers, the people of that District
should sec that it is elected. This completes
The three District tickets, all Of which will
be found in the proper column.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
Probate Notice.
In Probate Court, Placer County California
In the Matter Of the Estate Of WM McENER
NY. Deceased.

In Probate Court, Placer County, California
In the Matter Of the Estate Of WIN. McENEN-
NY. Deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition Of Marp,es
~ McEnerny, the Administrative Let tAc Estate
Of VIM, McEnerny, deceased setting forth that
she had filed her final account of her Admipis,
tration of the Estate cf said deceased il, this
Court, that all the q Es against said estate, and
expenses of Admin .aton have been duly paid
md that portion said estate remains to b.
livided among the heirs Of said deceased, and
praying among other things for an ord r 0f dis,
,ribution of the residue of said estate among the
persons entitled, 1t is ordered, that all persons
interested in the Estate of the said Wm McEn-
.,rny, deceased, to be and appear before the Pro-
oate Court of the County Of Placer, at the Court
room thereof, in Auburn, said Placer county, on
MONDAY the oath day of July, A. d. 1871, at
II o'clock A. NJ, then and there to show cause
Why an order Of distribution should not be made
)f the residue Of said estate among the heirs Of
,he said deceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered that copy OF this order
be published for four successive weeks before
the said 2lth day of July, A. D. 1871, in the
PLACER HERALD, newspaper printed and pub
lished at Auburn, said p acer county.
June 2lst. 1871
D. w. SPEAR, Probate judge.
Attest GEO G, SEwEIL, Clerk
Fellows l. Norton, Attorneys.-jeH-4w
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
StraYed or Stolen

ON the night of June 30th, 1871, two MARES
~ and two mare MULES strayed or were stol.
en- from the subscriber at Colfax. One mare il
a large, dark bay, weight 1000 lbs, and years
DID, the other is sorrel, bad-face, feet all white
years old and left hip knocked down. Tho
mules large, dark-colored, one little lighter
colored than the other and each weighing about
80 lbs. All these animals are branded KF on
he left hp. Any one giving information that
will lead to the recovery Of these animals will be
handsomely rewarded. Information to be left
sent to Hayford & Hines store, Colfax.
X. FLYNN.
July s, lS71--3w. r
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
Application for Patent to Min
ing Claim.

Copy of notice posted on the Claim.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern, that application has beel
made by ". N, LEFT and S. T. LEET to the
Government of the United States for Patent to
the following described Gold Placer Mining
Claim, viz: known Us the MANHATTAN COM
PANY'S CLAIMS situated in Michigan Bluff
Mining District, in Placer County State of Cal
fornia, being bounded by the mining claim
\. Weske on the NortherIy side, by the claim
IF Brady Il Co. on the Southerly and by vacant
lands on the Easterly and by vacant lands on the
Northerly, and more particularly described n;
follows, to wit: on unsurveyed land, reing on the
northeast quarter IN. Il. ~ of section 10 Oh
the northwest quarter IN. W. "a of Section Is,
on the south east quarter Is. L. ~ of Section
Is, on the southwest quarter Is. w, "a of Sec
ton Is, on the northeast quarter On. +. N
Section 16. and on the southeast quarter Is
e. n of Section 16, Township IA North, Range
II East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, in
the district of lands for Sale at Sacramento, Cal
ifornia, and containing 159, 25100 acres said claim
being still more particularly described in the
diagram posted aud filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the same before
theyRegister aud Receiyer Of the United States
Cor Sacramento Land District, at Sacramento,
California, within ninety days from the first day
Of publishing and posting hereof.
Dated July 18th. 1871.
w. N. LEFT
S. r. LEET.
Auburn J ,Jy22-3m Applicants
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22

BY a dispatch, in another place in the
HERALD, it will be seen that Truckee is
again in ashes. This is a most unfortunate
town in the matter of fires, and we trul,
pity the unfortunate sufferers. Col. Lewis
and w. B. G.. Brown were to speak ii
Truckec on the evening Of the Ere, and ii,
former was probably speaking when the
alarm of fire was given, but this does moi
justify anyone in charging Il Republican witt
setting fire to the town.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
TRUCkEE BUANEU DOWN.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE PLACER HERALD

Truckee is almost enti,ely destroyed BY
fire. The fire commenced at about 8 81
O'Clock, Thursday evening, in Derrs SA-
loon, Front street and extended all along the
street, destroying all property on the stree'
but three houses, (Weils, Fargo & Cos,
the Telegraph Office and Truckee Hotel. }
Fifty dwelling houses and nearly the entire
town is in ashes. The fire is tie supposed
work Of an incendiary. All trains are de-
layed here, but will be able to pass to-day.
--Truckee, July 2lst, 10 o'clock AM.
OPERATOR.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22

PoLTIcAL SPEAKING. G.-Governor II. II.
Haieht and Genl. 10. Hamilton will speak
in Auburn on Friday evening August 4th
1871. til probable that this is the only
speech that Governor Haight can deliver in
the county as he is now posted up TO and
including the 18th of August and will, at
that time, not have made speech in half
the counties of the State. This being the
case and this notice being in time, We hope
arrangements will be made for al far. and
near to come
The Placer herald., 1871-07-22
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons hav
~ ing claims or demands against the Estate
oi Michael Farnon, Deceased, are required to
present the same, with the necessary vouchers,
Mrs. Mary A. Fannon, Administrative of said
Estate, at her residence, in Forest Hill, Placer
County, within ten months from this date.
Auburn, July 9Th, 1871.
MARY A. FANNON,
Administrative of Estate of Michael Fannon.
Deceased. 4w.