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and Arm previously quotel W. repeat ons i!st ~
soe ,es 5f!sy nasss fsatss . Sssm seon '
s ead stc YER no o new 9"
very aaiet NV 10 "a quote: stsrt, 5osc; Ludlow,
1eVstop ~ se AmSosksss Ss 1S
2lo; gannics, single. i7a1so; do double. $50; wool
''ea1 omrESrho SsEse cheese trao aa quiet with prices
lsws New York fsStesy lo@l1o Ohio faetory oaf0';
.rfsiss rSEs sSS9n I for har eo, with an
ss s5s was y s4 s +. ferst es s
tons: Lehiah, $1,000 1aekswanas, ~ Erie
ns 5YSG fSGans m0Gsaa nash FIJI e
$3.50; Cherry Mine, $500; hlnonf' $500: Whining
ooofEnAa AaE-packors nro buying small lots n. tho
e. oea rress seosk @ eea T. n's9d sp Snr'y
sas7s; posk atavos, rough, s32 9os2! % q, baeloa
ssssss 6 ;n!s sss
sssp ss's ss5 hs1nS s e. hse
polo, $50. .oo@s5 90 per NJ. =. -.
r igs en TSs Eft Ct as
vafab'o. Strictly choice ots bring t3c and some
dcaloss asking moro sales includo 10 brs garnn.
ted at !, ,12Ho; 800 dos 1t 1s0 400 doa at 12o; %
FEATHEns- Strictly primo 1iyo geese fea.hcra wero
pecialiy urgent, ~ tic jobbing trado IL quito. Wo
repcat Primo to choice live geese foasezs At 70@73o;
!opehtng p5iec, eo@e3o; 1nl1od fsather'' 29Sooo;
Fish, fsir number Of orders for lahe sud sa1t.
wster ash wero placed and .he market s ruled
Sest So Sor w. ~ sNsnts Na t4s Ss a99SS S
saSSi $s:Seiiei. s9 b1 5s Il? ~ sSeSs sssS
so aeeias oos sss aeS ssss sp
Ss Ss4ns, sse9d. IL .s5oo 81 1sS9 se5t9s;
sss5s: sSs nstt1E S. ssaon n'5 s S
FRUITS AND NUTS s--Thora was = liberal inquiry
fruits tho market was strong, at full prices ohcr
varieties ruled quiet and steady. Wc note further
nlosDses e aa ans.i g te
srss 1885, ssaa isSn tas g. s
pared, poaeies halves. e@eEe; do. mixed, ~
ee sereies & NSifsssFs II
monds, Terragona, 91@2sc; Naples walnuts, 24@2sc;
eEss 2; ss'pe % @ss s ssen
ASsi aRoo grocery traao was ae.ve = far
at &c advance, and fnrthor upward movement ID
atiyely, wore steady w reviso cur list IA follows:
ii CAnB 6oDA-7A@BHo.
CoFGEEs-hlocllas 51l9aJ'Ao; u T. Java, 1a91a!3c:
Java, No.. 3, 2d32GHn; fancy Hin, .aH91A1&c;
choice do, 24@21Ae; primo Nio, I3Ssta24c; good
do, 23hg91JHc; common det 21HN2454os fohsLihH
do, elh@2lAo; Singapore 24G9!4Hc: Costa ltiee,
fancy, 2435245c; 10, prime, 24aGS44Aoi MAfaca1po,
23t1@Ao. ,-,-.,-,o,~, ,o,<
CANpLEs-atar, 1nH ssear1no,ol ia!ntt tWo,g4utg 4'8
weight, laa5@lbc do, mort Welgnt i1;Aegtaae'
ma oAgs'n t "a tAST52Si,,<,. .,,,a1 and
po1aere, 1sSaesfa's9s 1i5@sse S' l's
Rfnnftnr II 1fH113sc :do. No. q 1lkm11Ac: B, liza
II t<r .AItra H. 10!<M11c: g No. q. lUAR1oAo: y1l-
iou; 1GGS1n1cs rb1ica brown 1nta10ic: nrtmo do
na"ST0o : fair ia 9L@at<o: ohoica molasacs euuar
1GGtSSggntSn'. mir Io pG6EEo: Nnw OrioanH s19ar
chaicr' oa!ai1e: :: do Gri,I,o, 0xaDaic: do, iair,
9;tcsannI .c1n,n,an 71<agc '|70'<~'
tt~nITa Hi.1nnn1 irns II oE61 an a,1ver dr;ns
c.irn Gno r0aTsc. oooi s,rnr h911ao syrun 45RiBo:
o1trn 10 fnSESr. Nav f)rrsna moiaascs choice B0m
ar. Al nr4inr 7aa1sn. In com1nnn 6S67Oo: Porto
Tcn uo,aaaca chSIcn b5aG5o: common nolasscs 10
GHSc -'
SsAfrnArua-Common to bcst. om10c,
8prnEs.Alfsnfco. 11Al8c: cloves, S1Gs19o: caesa,
sstsiSc; e PEPPER, 25@2ec; nutmegs, tI.2s@1 80;
ginger pure Ss@3Qo; do No. !, 2o@25o; do No 2, IL
, 1873-07-19

CATTLE-Thcro WAS lora scsiyily dnpinyod IN tho
arka o-sy as compared viii. Jcseor0ny, hut othSr-
W1sn thnrs changes worthy Of mention. The
roeeta llbosai than for day or two rast-
-wbilo In point Of quality thors waa not Tug
slightest Improvement 10 nolc. Tie attendance Of
shippers was good. Now York, Doston, Albany and
other points boing ven rorrescned. hit they da not
although holdors 1t really good desirable shipping
steera lid not experience muc., diGnoulty In making
Raes at full former prices. Low grAtfca, common
Texan cattle and poor native stock, wore very weak,
tho snpp1y ncng ~ eseesa Of hs demand and although
fair business wda trnnBaclcl local account, yet
tho prices realized ,waro low, and could
scarcely I'D satisfactory to tho ow1,crs.
Tho extreme range Of prices paid was fa25aG20 The
innilo for drovp Of thin Cherokee Cows nYernEna
COS lba. and tho outside Tor lot Of 90 eatIa primo
salca reported q prcsa ranging below S. Or
bo.wecn $3.50 and $780, With Baea to shippers at $3.50
5B0 for good to coIco 1ots Thero waa hut t1o III
qulry for stock CATTLE and preos nominal t25
@4.s0, accorlEH 10 quality. Texnn eattlo dull, slow
salo; through DRIVES, $2uDs3.5O corn fea, $a.7s@9
AID, Natlvo butelera' cattle sold at $3.oo@415 Tor
common 10 choice lots. Tho market closed quiet aud
, 1873-07-19

Extra Deovcs-0radod stecrs, averaging i 400
,t,B and upward. r1....................
Choice Dceve.-Flnc, fat, vol formed 3year
to year old steers, averaging 1,260 to
ls3oV LIB. ..,..s..*...-ss.s%.ss.
Good Observation-Disclosures fnoly formed
steers, averaging 100 10 1,25o ttiH.. .......
Medium uradeB-Btcers In fair fleah. aver.
nging l, ,650 to 200 lbs. ....:..........
Dntehersf Btock-Common to fair stcor8,
and good TO cxtrn COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 TO !, loo ila.. .......
1enh, averaging TOO to 1,050 Tbs. ...........
1nferlor-Lfght md thfn cows, hcifcrs,
stags, bulls, aud qca1lnwng steers. ......,.
Chtue-To1Rn, Northern vintered. .........
Oattle-TaKns, through droves. ........,.....
p psv
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EXPLANATION or zErERxNcE MAnKs.-t sasu,daysx
ccytet9. Sunday excepted: Monday excepted. Ar
r4vo Sunday atBU0 a. IN. DAILY.
, 1873-07-19

Knneas City Exprcss vis jackson.
villo, ILL.,, npl 1.oufsIann, Mo. .
KhnEas CiIy Fast Expross, via
Jaoksonvillu, ILL.,, md L6ulsl-
ana, Mo.........................
st. Lot1ls E1psnes, via mnin tifle
Ut. Louie Fast Kxprpse, via Main
lA!c..s
St. Lo!ils Exptoss. Via Jackson
villa DlvlEtHu....................
Springfield 1:x1rrs,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,
Epringt1elft Fast Exprobs. ,.......
slcffsrson City Ext.riss...,.......
feorsA, ke0Nuk d Dur1sn Ea.;.,.
Wenofia, Laeon, and Washington
Express a..,.,....,.,,.,,....,,.,.,
LQliet 4 DHl1hk AHcotninndAttnu,
, 1873-07-19

Shannon h GrnhnH, Of this city, havo Just had
built for th0 at Crosthwaites ahlpynrd In Saginaw,
vessel.
Tho passenger steamers Oh tho lakcs are doing o
thriving business this hot weather. .
Capt. Wilson Vance, well-known on tho hikes, died
In Denver. COL, Oh tho 10th inst.
, 1873-07-19


quito firm, being In moderate supply Poultry
was in large supply, but was In botter request
than yesterday, nt about tho same prices. EGgs
were easy at 12@13c.
Like freights were dull at tho decline noted
yesterday thero being more veHsois offering,
while carriers asked 10 advance carly, and ship.
pers wero slow in bidding former rates. The
marlsot waa about 6@J1 g for corn and l1@gc for
wheat, by sail to Buffalo, with no rates ualnod
to lower like porta. Through rates by lake mud
laud via Buffalo, aud 25o to do via Ogdenv-
burgh. a total Of ollartors was reported which
will carry uut 10, 600 bu wheat 100000 bu corn,
aud GO, 900 bu OATS
1Iighwines were quiet and firm ct The recent
ADVANCE though tho tono of tho Now York nd
vices waa easier. There vas not much demand,
but wiuos were scarce. 8alea Wero restricted to
| 100 hrls ct 800 per gallon.
Provisions woro dull and weak, though live
hogs wore reported higher. Now York wah dull
on pork, and other cities we're reported to be in
. stagnant condition, owing to an absonco Of
| buyers. Honce woakuoss hero. Mess pork
declined 15o per brl, lard l0@15o per 100 tbs, aud
short ribs no per h, while other inoats wero un-
! changed. The attention OF several Of thoAe
stfctsa w1 "i' operate e no.E II aspauo Ms
which partially accounted for the dnllnoss.
| Tho market closed at tho following range Of
prices Moss pork, caah Or Bellor July, 315. IL
GDl5.20;, do seller August. $lt.1211111b.2D; do
selor septemboogr, og,,,s sla;70@14;s6 4; do soller
July. @s.0b@B ~ do seller August. $s.10De. 15 !;
summer do, 796G97s{c. swoot picklod hanb quoted
| At 10@12o. Dry saltod meats QnotAblo at 7Y6@
| 71fo for shoulders; B15@89ko for short rbn; a1l
| BE@B9<o for short cloar. Boxed shoulders, TX
S@b1eo for s1ort .t eiosst, bseen il quoted ii i
se for shouldera; o7<c tor clsar rlbu ;
rH ps'ka1. Mesa beef, s9.76@0.00; oxtra
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
SVeciUL Notices.

Holloway's ils.-These Pills alone, anon,
all the IN 4dcin-s in existence. possess the prop
erty Of cleansing and regulating the bowels anc
purifying the animal fluids without depressin-
either body or mind Sold 7S VI tid N Lane, n.
Y.-Price. % cents per box Ask for new style;
the old is counterfeted.
Ir is well known fact that Dyspepsia and
Indigestion are the causes OF nearly all the dis
e ses that the human body is her to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills? ny using DR.. Hen
ey's celebrated X l. Filters they can be tho
roughly eradicated from the system and new lift
impaired to the sufferer. Read physicians GER
ttticates in advertisement III another column.
Through the len 9Th aud breadth Of the land
the celebrated SILVER TIPPED Boots and
Sh ,es are sold by the million, for parents know
they last twice as longas without tips. Try them
For sale by all dealers.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
EJ - THIS

Do you want to send the little ones to school ?
Go to l.. Mooser for your copy books, is the rule
Do you wish for them to learn how to write
Get L. Moosers s States, theyare cheap and bright
He keeps enough on hand to load "a mule.
From Slate pencil to a rule.
Do you wish to know where to buy your candy
io to Mooser where you find it sweet and handy
His cigars and tobacco can not be beat
lie beats the world about a feet"
FOR knives. razors, pocket-books and so on,
Go to L. Mooser when you come to town.
Picture Frames of various sizes
Which he sells at Frisco prices
DO not fail to give him call,
For he treats alike one and all
Remember he keeps at Jacobs old stand,
And always has a nice stock Oh hand.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
MINING ITEMS.

>. H. White and partner have a mine located
near the Wells mine, on the L. L. TURNPIKE.
four miles from here. They have shaft down
70 feet, and from this point Mr.. White showed
US some four or five pieces of ore this week. all
showing free gold and an abundance of good sui
phurets There is system of veins in the bot
tom of the shaft, all close together AID it is be-
neved that at further depth of thirty feet they
VIII all center in heavy, rich ledge.
We have seen this week some fine specimens
from the Salsig mine, in the edge of town, bear
ing free gold, and the character of the rock and
sulphurets are such as is only found in paying
mines. The shaft is down near lS0 feet and on
Il good, well defined ledge. This claim has paid
from the top down, with the exception of some
80 feet, and now leaves but little doubt on the
minds of its owners as to its value and perma-
nency.
The YoLo MrNE.-This is what we have here
toiore termed the ''rich mine, and the Miner
mine, rich strike made by Bel and Mitchell
a short time ago. near Temperance Flat three
miles northwest of here, from which two or
three thousand ollars in specimens were taken
from the surface, and was then sold to some
gentlemen from Woodland, Yolo county The
new owners are pushing shaft down with con-
mendabe energy have shipped from Sacramento
redwood lumber, and are tnbering it in most
substantial manner as they go. They have q
large, well defined ledge, rich in suphurets car
ryInS free gold, that prospects we'll
The Auburn nine. alias Calf-pasture, al as
Dillon, is being prepared for a good Summers
work. They are nearly 200 feet below the sur
lace, and have cut very rich ore in various drifts
This m'ne got into court about some interest or
unassessable stock, but we believe this was all
settled at the last term of the District Court.
The new st. Lawrence mill is approaching
completion. The company has plenty of good
rock and extensive ledees.
The st Patrick, under Superintendent Cross
man, are pushing their works on Crater Hill.
They have an excellent MILL adapted to both
steam and water power. They want more min
ers, wood and coal, may be seen by referring
to an advertisement in this paper
1t is said the Weske mne above Michigan
Bluff, has opened on richer strata of gravel
than evcr-,hat hardly seems possible unless it
is all gold.
On the Great Blue Gravel, p. Powell superin-
tendent, near Todds Valley, they have reached
the color, but are not to the bottom of the
channel yet.
From all other mining sources the news is
good.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
IN NJ. MnR.AEf.

To the Officers and Members of Valley Lodge,
No. l07, l. o. 0. L.
Your Committee appointed to report resolu
tons in memory of our deceased Brother, Dan
iel Croft, would most respectfully submit ths
following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, it has pleased Almirhty God to re
move from our midst our esteemed brother, Dan
iel Croft, who has been ca led from his labors on.
earth to pass through the dark valley of tn
shadow of death, to that undiscovered country
that bourne from which no traveller returns: anu
Whereas, our beloved brother ever maintained
firm integrity and unyielling fidelity to all tn
truths repOsed n II m, We have every reason to
hope that our brother has been gathered to h.
fathers, and will b, joyfully received into thal
House not made with hands, eternal in the Ucay-
en-: therefore
Rcso'red, That in the death of brother Grofl
III lodge has lost faithful and honest member
true Odd Fellow and highly esteemed citizen.
Resolued, that while mourn his death ano
deeply feel our own loss, We extend heart
felt sympathy to the widow and rphans, wh'
have been deprived of husband and father IL
the midst of his usefulness.
ResOlred, That n test monial of respect fol
oul deceased brother the charter of the lodge b,
drapcd in mourning, and that the members veal
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolved, That Il copy of these resolutions b'
forwarded to the widow, and also copy to the
PLACER HERALD and ArguS for publication.
TT. b. HARPER,
COMMITTEE. II. w. STARR.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHrRcH NoTIcE. Mass will be held at Rocklir
-, the usual place of Catholic worship, by Rev
Father Kelly, on the second Sabbath of every
second month, commencing on March the ninth
rt half past ten o'clock A. NJ. The public is in
yted.
CArHoIIc.-Rev. Father Kelly VIII hold Divine
service in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month at the usual hour
NJ E. CHuRcB. REV. Edward E. Dodge vii
preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church, An
barn every Sunday at TO- 80, A. NJ. The Sab
hath School will commence at II: 80, P. NJ
DUTcH FLAT NJ Z. CHURCH.-Services will be
held at the Methodist E iscopal Church, Dutch
Flat, every Sunday at 10: 80 A. M, and at 7 PM.
Also at Gold Run at 2: 80, p. NJ. Rev. G.. d.
Ptnneo, Pastor.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

"AD.-On Thursday, the 2Uth inst, little son
0i Alr. Barlow, of Forest Hill, about five years
'''' while his parents were away from home, ac-
Nvehtally fell into the Miners Water Ditch
ant was drowned. On the return of the parents
'ne child was missed, and a search was mmedi-
"'eIy commenced. After hunting in vain fol
'''ne tlme the lifeess body OF the little boy was
q, last found lodged against a root in he ditch,
mat one so young, so promising should be
mus suddenly and Unexpectedly called away is
''''' indeed and We sympathlze with the afIllct-
ed parents.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

QUARTERLY MthTING.-We are requsted to an
nounce that the NJ E. Sabbath School of Auburn
will hold their regular quarterly meeting at their
church, tomorrow Sunday at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The exercises will consist of general review of
al that has been gone over for the past quarter,
freely interspersed with singing by the school.
4 full attendance OF the scholars is expected q d
parents and the public generally are invit to be
present.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
Communicated |

Alta March 21st 1873.
EDITOR HERALD We have II first class sensa
ton in Alta, and as we are not selfish, we give il
to the world through the columns of the HERALD.
Your readers will remember the cowardly man
ner IN which Paul Cradle was shot and killed il
his cabin, "A few miles above this town, last Sum
mer. His cabin is situated in secluded place
down one of our deepest cahons, and is sur
rounded by fruit and ornamental trees. 1t has
remained unnhabitrd since his death until with
IN few days. 1t was bought at the administra
oi the Emerald Isle, whose courage is above sus-
PIE on and whose veracity is unimpeachable.
Inc first night he moved into the cabin he was
" little appfehensve of visit from the spirit o
The form,r proprietor, and was not disappointed
lie was annoyed the whole night by strang,
noises which he could not satisfactorily explain
III any other way than by attrbutin- them to the
'nnnence of sp rts. He resolved to vacate tn,
premises and not place himself again in such
III unpleasant position The above is the frs
BhoSt visitation that we of Alta have been favored
with, and it causes no little talk among our cit-
@ehs. There is some talk of an expedition to in
'estlgate the matter.
son of Mr.. Mattel broke his leg few days
'hce, but, under the care OF DR.. Shurtef, he is
dolnS finely. S. A. IL.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

TAYLOR & Co., of S tcramento City, intend to
put up during the year 1878, 5000, 900 boxes Of
CALIFORNIA ABEIRTINE SALvE for the Prussian
empire, 100000 for Britain, GOO. 900 for Den
mark, 100000 for France, 100000 for Prus-
sia, 100000 for Spain, $4,000 for China,
as well as lO,OOO, 90 more for the US
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

Nor HER.-During the week some boys in
Sacramento saw floating down the river, wha'
they believed to be the body of female, will
short, red hair and calico dress. The papers
there thought it might be the remains of the miss
ing girl, Coats from near Newcastle. he bod,
has not since been seen, and it is now thought
the boys mstook an old bed quilt for female
The whole thing WAS very improbable from tn
start, rs the best opinion here is that the girl
was spirited away and is alive and we'll.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
iJiia.I.

Near Roseville March Dist, infant daughter OF
H. Murry and wife, aged month and 10 days.
Mar Lincoln, March 10Th, Frederick II. Kelly
native of Ohio, of consumption, aged 43 years
At Orr's Station, Ell Dorado county March
18Th. james Smith, native Of New York.
aged 43 years.
At Rocklin, March 18th, BAIL w. Bryan, a
netve OF Ireland aged 80 years.
Near Lincoln, March "a, Daniel Croft a ma
tive Of LlncaStr county, Penn. aged Is years
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

~ ALL parties needing the services of an
experienced surveyor are advised to employ j. A.
Benson q. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Auburn,
Cal. lie has the Government Field Notes. the
possession of which enables HIM to restore lost
corners without delay. He charges moderately
and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

FARMING PRosPecrs. --Oentlemcn from Lin
coin and Roscville inform us that crops neve,
looked better nor more promising at this seasor
of the year than now, in the purely agriculture
portion of Placer county. Scarcely any rain has
fallen this month (0nly one shower) and thougi
the weather has been all that heart could wish
the farmers want some rain to help their Jrowinc
crops and to soften the land they are plowin
for Suinmer-falIow, as it is getting too dry for
that purpose.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
= d IIfIf = n
COMMITTEE. II. W. STARR.
Fl. G, CURTIS.

BAD DRIVING. G..-oaturuay evening last man
hired a team from the Empire stable, here, to 60
to the Belvue mine. He took in a pard on tn
way. While about the mine he looked through
the bottom of glass once too often, drove tht
team tired, AMI left it in ravine about O'Clock
Sunday morning between there and here, an5
wandered down to Ophr and over to Newcastle
and is supposed to have left there on train
The pole WAS badly broken and harness DAMAGE
when Mr.. Nef found the team. One of the
horses with the harness on found with Nj
Gaines band, or 'te line
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

CALIFORNIA ABEIRrrNE SALyE, put up by Tay-
lor & Co., at Sacramento City, Cal. is no vile
rejected drug; it is compounded of pure medca
ingredients, equally simple and powerful to heal.
1t cures Itching Piles in one week and uceratnd
Piles in one month, and sores and chaps wifi
equal energy and nromptuess
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

JUST as the HERALD WAS gong to press the sad
news of the sudden death of Daniel Gtoff, an old
resident aud esteemed litizen of Wcstsrn Placer
M. Croft was an old ncGhbor of ours, and W
deeply regret that it is our sad task to annourc
his sudden death Che dropped dead at theplow
in health The vigor Of manhood, sn rounded by
n loving family and all that the world could fur
nish to make him happy In another place vii
be found resolntions Of his brotherhood.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

DANCE AT THE AMERGCAN.-Hne Church and
Jones dance, at the American, on Wednesda,
evening last, was the largest in numbers of any
given this Winter, some forty couple being il
attendance, and all enjoying themselves well
During the evening young lady from San Fran
cisro danced the Highland Fling most splen
dldly. which was an attractive feature of tht
evenings CnteIt"'r'oe't
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

SURPRISE MAsouE.--A jolly surprise party
s.ee'ed Airs E. NJ Hall at the residence of W.
49, Ofu'efer' Oh Saturday evening last, on tn
occasion of her--birthday.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
App0rtiOnment OF School Money.

To The Treasurer and School Trustees of Placer
county:
GENrLEMEN-The following is staten nj of
Library School money appoltioned by me t. is
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

For the very best photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson S Gallery witho stairs-,GS1 ASCENT
IN THE ELEVATOR, 1919 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

Masonic Senator }. If. Nef, of Auburn
Grand High Priest of the Masonic fraternity, OF
Tuesday evening organized a Chapter of Roya
Arch Masons ut Woodland. There were presen
several members of Sacramento Chapter on til
OCCASION Union
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

SOME talk Of scnool plcnc Tor the children
has been INDUCED in this week. but we believe
the time and place are not vet determined on.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29

JONI T. KtNKADE, County Superindt.
Auburn, March 18th, 1873.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
BORN.

At Iowa Hill, March 18th, to the wife of ". II.
Sherrttt a son.
At Lincoln, March 25th, to the wife of Dr.
Jeffres, son.
At Sheridan, March 18th, TO the wife of JAKE
Click. son
The Placer herald., 1873-03-29
MARRIED..

At Reno New, March l9th j. G.. Law to Ellen
Barnes.
In Sacramento, March 22d, Walter Mitchell
Fellows, formerly of Auburn, to Emma Moore,
of Sacramento.