The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

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-, IN the following Saturday.
rr1r WoRps-In this item we trench upon
~ rrovipcc of the Educational Department, but
.or,t help it. Last Friday closed the Spring
49,, Of Auburn Public school, On Monday the
,,oebers, pupils and their friends had picnic at
>,~roross Grove. The closing exercises at the
-.hool and the intercourse at the picnic demon
I'D that the teachers, Mr.. Filcher and Miss
9Th have deeply endeared themselves with
.,.;r nupils. There were few dry eyes among
.o nnpils and many of them made uncontoll-
.ho demonstrations of unaffected grief when
,rr Filcher addressed few words of farewell to
his department on Friday afternoon. His own
voice and manner gave evidence OF emotions
tbat were by no means discreditable to him, and
:, tbe course of his remarks he made certain
Voluntary admissions that evinced much noble
ness of soul and high grade of true manhood.
Whatever prejudice we entertained against Mr..
Ficher soon after his advent as a teacher in
Auburn-and we confess we had some-has been
completely conquered by his subsequent course,
and we shall be deeply grieved if the close of the
last term shall terminate his identification with
our community. However that may be, he may
rest assured of our best wishes for his future
success.-StarS and Stripes, J,me 9Th
SAD AND FATAL ACOIDENr.--On yesterday
morning son of George Crisman, of Auburn,
took horse and fowlng piece, and started to
visit some friends on Antelope ravine some miles
south of here, accompanied by a son Of James
Walsh When reaching point some two miles
from here close to the Homestead ranch of P.
Maher, OH mounting his horse and lifting the
gun it seems the hammer caught Oh the stii1up
and discharged barrel, the whole charge taking
effect under the right car and tearing the whole
side of the neck away, severing the iugular and
causing almost instant death. The young man
had presence of mind enough to say to Mr..
Walsh's boy 'go and get somebody but was
soon after carried to Mr.. Maher's house lfeless.
Deceased was sixteen years old on Thursday
last bright and promising young man; yester-
day he was borne to his parents corpse. Our
citizens universally and deeply sympathize with
the bereaved and heart stricken parents.
TREAsrRERs MONTHLY SrATAMENT-T fol-
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for the mouth ending April 30th, 1872:
Cash Balance last statement. ....... S21 ,7S6 5S
Amount of Cash received for Co. pur-
poses s..................... 1851 As
Amt rec yd for State purposes. ..... 654 26
Total Amt rec'vd during month from
all sources ..................S S26, ,O22 30
Amount paid out Of each County Fund for
County Purposes;
Generl Faal l............i........ s7435 Sc
Il lamrtion Fund, .......... .....
Hospital Fund. .................... 6lS Us
School District. .................... 1922 76
Djstryt Road Fund. ........... 721 90
Budge Fund .................. Is ul
Library ................. SO 1G
Nevada County Fund. ..............
Total paid out for Go Purposes 49,. $10,770 70
Amount paid the State. ........... $10,770 79
Amount of Cash on hand in each of
General Fund. .................... 1890 O3
Redemption Fund .............. 70 25
Hospital Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 121 65
County School Fund d.. 2,42S 81
County District School Fund. . 3,00G 80
Road Fund District. t............... 273 30
Estray Fund, S27 so transferred to
Gen Fund. .................. ~ 90
Library Fund 528 81
Indian Fund 1O3 Sc
bridge Fund, Observation-Disclosures. 1,289 81
Nevada County Fund. ...........
Railroad Fund ...,.....,,'.... OPT O3
Railroad Interest est.... 6l3 06
Estate of Deceased Persons ~ 1923 "a
Total cash on hand belonging to Co., S13,722 II
Total cash on hand belonging State. 1929 80
Total amount in Treasury. ..... $15, ,251 SO
Outstanding Warrants $4, ,536 90.
r. r. Bonds, 900 90.
o. W. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer.
hAIN, ETc.-On the last day of May and again
on Tuesday last this section of the country was
visited with fine refreshing showers Of rain, suf
nclent to do growing crops much good and yet
the chances are that as much harm as good was
done by them. The pasturage had become
partially dried and suffered the loss of much