The Placer herald., 1872-05-04

County School Fund . 1193 SO
County District School Fund ...... 4,S51 %
Road Fund District ct............ 406 As
Estray Fund. Observation-Disclosures. q so
Library Fund Observation-Disclosures. 5S3 so
Indian Fund Observation-Disclosures. 103 Sc
Bridge Fund, Observation-Disclosures. 1890 10
Nevada County Fund .............
Railroad Fund. d............. s57 81
Railroad Interest Observation-Disclosures. 597 81
Estate of Deceased Persons . 1923 "a
Total cash on hand belonging to Co., $780, 46
Total cash on hand belonging State S75 II
Total amount in Treasury. -. $21 1856 So
Outstanding Warrants, S4, 5f2 so.
80 r. r. Bonds, SIG, 900 90.
O. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer.
RoBBERy-On Thursday night last while Mr..
Afck and his family were at the hall attending
the closing dance of the Band Club, some per-
son or persons entered his residence and robbed
the premises of $3.50 in gold coin and broke open
and rummaged other trunks, drawers, etc, but
what they got from these is not yet known. On
the family returning home some time after mid
night the discovery made and yesterday
officers Linegar and Kennedy, on what they con-
sidered good evidenc arrested and placed in
Adrian's restaurant, two Cinnamon. If they
have the right men we think the money will be
recovered. We are opposed to boarding these
fellows i'll jail
PUBLIC SCHOOL PIcHIc.-The teachers of Au-
burn public schools, at the request of parents,
pupils and others, have concluded to give a
PICNIC on Tuesday next, in the grove near the Il.
r. trestle-work, in the Norcross lot, one-half
mile from the center of the town. The idea is a
good one, as ''all work and no play makes Jack
a dull boy" and all study and no romp and fun
is damaging to both the mental and physical de-
velopment of children. The grounds are so near
that all can attend without expense. 1t is in
tended that all shall select their own amusement
and feast on all they have or is offered. The
mass of our people will doubtless attend, and a
pleasant day be had. 1t is free to everybody.
CHANCE FOR BARGAIN.-By our new advor-
tisements it will be seen that the fine residence,
orchard land and homestead of the late Colonel
Wm Mcclure, near Yankee Jims, in this county,
is offered for sale. This is one of the finest i'm
proved mountain homesteads in the State, and
can doubtless be bought for less than the i'm
provements cost Persons desiring to purchase
or learn other particulars will address Il. L.. Nc
Clure at Dutch Flat. Examine the advertise
ment in another column
QUARTERLY MEETING.-The third NJ. E. Quar-
terly Meeting for the present Conference year,
for the Auburn charge, will be held in the church
building here on this evening and tomorrow, by
Elder D. Deal, assisted by the local pastor, Rev.
G.. d. Pinneo. Preaching will be had at the
Church this evening at half-past seven o'clock.
Love Feast at 9 80 o'clock tomorrow morning,
and preaching at II o'clock; after which the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be admins
tered All are invited.
THE MINISTERIAL FEsTIvAL.--Miss Belle Saw
yer requests us to say for her and her young
friends who aided in getting up and carrying
through so successfully the above festival, that
their kind thanks and heartfelt gratitude are due
and are hereby rendered to the Auburn Brass
Band and Hall Association for their music,
vices and hall Free and to the people of Auburn
generally for their kindness and liberal patron
age on the occasion.
STAGE TINE CHANGED.-It is understood that
Pages stage lines for Georgetown Greenwood,
Coloma and Placerville now leave Auburn Sta
ton at 30 p. NJ, and arrive here at II 30
O'Clock, A. NJ, each day Peyton Powells
Yankee Jims Todds Valley, Forest Hill
and Michigan Bluff line will hereafter leave
Auburn at $50, P. NJ, and arrive at 1870, A. NJ,
so as to make close connection with both the
eastern and western bound passenger trains on
the G. 2. r. r.
TEACHERS INsTIIUTE.-The annual session of
the Placer County Teachers Institute meets in
Auburn on Wednesday next, and will be in ses-
sion for three days, closing Friday. Super
intendent Kinkade will preside. We publish in
our advertising columns the programme Of exer-
cises, as we'll as the notice of DR.. E. j. Schell-
houses lecture on Thursday evening on physi-
oogy. School officers and others interested in
educational matters should make it a point to
attend the sessions of the Institute.
TYPIcAL.-On Wednesday, the day the Cincin-
natl Convention commenced knocking U. S.
Grant and his train of thieves into splinters, the
locomotive U. S. Grant and its train of cars, be-
tween Newcastle and Sacramento, bursted into
three sections and commenced butting each other
two or three times, knocking it generally into
smithereens, as Grant and his party will be in
November next.
The CLOSING DANCE.-The Church & Jones
Dancing Club will give their last dance of
the term at the American, on Tuesday even
ing next. 1t is understood that the full band
will be present, with Sacramento friends on
the occasion Members of the Club and others
are invited to attend and join in this last and
crowning dance of the season.
SCHOOL PIcN1c.-We acknowledge the receipt
of an invitation to attend picnic to be given by
the teacher and parents of the Rock Creek school
children to-day, at Temperance Flat grove, near
Bald Hill, This will be pleasant place to spend
the day, and we believe all we'll disposed people