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A Girl OF is lfescticS Roy from n
WAtery Grave.

From the Stamford <Cunn) Adrocnte.
5ames Elphlsk is m oystor'nan, whose doml-
tation in tho Sound called Greenwich Hnrbor.
Tho locality ia n favorable one for summer bonrd-
ora from the city, who annually como hero to es-
capo from tho city dust and heat while tho dog
star RACES. Among the rosidents Of this class at
occupics a comfortable country house noar
tho oystermans more modost dwelling.
Mr. Lewis 1ittlo aon, o bright md activo Ind
about years Of ago, got into O boat ut tho dock
on Saturday last, when tho tide was at it's height
md hogan padding about. The child was III
full view OF the oystormana danghtor, q b1oom-
ing young miss Of sweet ID, who was at tho
moment il her bedroom, sans gown and crin-
olino. and engaged at l'or toilet. Sho glaucod
occasionally ut tho boy ia tho boat until, when
tho lattor Was aoyora! rods from the dock, tho
boy foil overheard and disappeared beneath the
10 to 10 feot dcop.
Without moments hesitation Miss Elphicls
rushed down stairs; and not oven taking time to
tell what had happened, sho jumped into tile
little boat, tho Maggie (named after hersolf, in
which Bho had often before skinned over tho
restlcHs watoss, handling her oars with q do1-
torlty which many. m old boatrnan might envy.
oars in tho rowlocks, but paddlod Iulian fashion
to tic spot wIero tho boy had disappeared.
Looking. hastily about and seong that
The child did a4,r net roappear' Mis- Elphf. f
AEA 6pAhuc pQlAl4 A1UuA Aol Ulhb
and down deop on tho sande that nover naw tho
BUN sho found the object Of her search, seizol
him and boro him ngnin to tho surface anl to
life. Rnthor than attempt tho difficult task Of
placing tho rogcuotl boy in the boat, tho young
horoi,io swan for tho dock, whore holp awaitul
her; for meanwhile tho alarm had boon given,
mud q score or moro Of porsouB reachod tho dock
in time to witness the bravo young girl, us With
hor long hair floating behind, aud tho rescued
| boy closely claHplng her neck, she swan with
nervous strokes toward tho waiting lanls that
| were outstrotc1lcl to help her.
"IIold OH tight !" she cried to the gasplnG
boy.
| II will !! will !" he Raid in n low but intense
yoico, which could 10 plainly hoard by tho wait
| ing crowd.
The whole scone transpirod 30 quickly thai
| tho boy hal not become unconscious, nEl wller
other lo!p arrived the brave girl had already &C
| compliBlod tho rogeuo and showed decided
ability to complete it. Whom aho reacllod tht
shore tho reaction from aucA excitement and OK
| ertion was to much for her, Sle fantol away
and for some moments could not bc restored t
| conacouRnoaB.
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xx,,, -. r ,atn,, MI, 1,.;.u,t y.,,,o
wo arn onat,1nd no ~ nnnoco to XXI th,+
narr;ano iaa hcon nrronaod hctroo,, III. n"uoi
Hirhnesa thu Dnko Of F,iinhurch. ani1 Tho f4ronI
Dnehosa Mara a1oyondrnw,,o IL, n',iv tso,,n,'tar
nf the rznr ~ I1nsaia Sa mr. aalnr III prnc9~aa
nan,for - tha 1,rofoa,;on tvh;al, iii Mn~i.is
ma1 ioyo om, n,,,o ~ F5;,,h,,rT, i,a.
n sroc;0l hnI % ~ on- ,,oturai offootinna VII,
ms fhcro ;a nm vi 1d.foahinnaI rovJcn r. f"ror
~ vonr man, osonm;n1 IN ilrt;oa ~ 1,o rs;ea
i,fe. ami becoming heals Of Of families i Whi'e atli iii
in thc;r fmiI v;@or md nr;n,a ' trhn
late Prosidout Pros Lincofn oxprosaod @ ta'y connino
Anplo Saxon sentiment whon On on1 pocoiyiHo from
Iorrd I,yons Tho oi|lcinl a1inouuco,no,,t of tlla
ranial rornark "Go tIoH o,,il f1o jikowisa' ;" T,o
fmn ns M,sinhnrs} i naw WI witp III An'H faw montta
~ cntorng m liza tl,jrIiotb vear. t,,a princoaa
whnse hnr,1t IL about to ho cnn}orra1 ;,non r.
homo ten yaars lin iunior. and II rnnorta3 n In
nosacasdl nf croot noreona1 nttractinna ani1 in.
tollieo,leo. T1o nnnroachin,, ,,nio,,. It NAV hn
fairiy vaid. ofTers oyory roasonnbio prosnest If
hnpninoBg Yho princoaa. va aro g;yan to ,,nfier-
gtnn1 viii rotnn tho fnit1itl,at If lila f1rthnor
|. Grook GLnrol,-in Whici, aim has ham born nn1
brod: bit tle chiliron or tic rova mir. # tnnr
nnion shnull he hloHsod viii, ofTnrnr viii IL in
stato] bo hronrht IN in tho profestai,t crnoi of
| fbia oonntrv.
In mint II ran]t md atntion. tbc Prince and
| princoss viii stand unon mn naual footinr, nni
both Huaaia an1 Ennlan,l will hnyo funt nnnae to
bo proud of tic Alliance contraotod by thoeo two
+ djsfinpuished ms,nborg of tLer rnir;1inp f}ynns-
| tios, 10 spen}. frsE Of thu bridp sin ID fin
| In1rhtor Of tho Car Of all thu R1saaa. tia Eit
tor Of the Czarowitch iestine1. ono div nccoril-
ing to tho ordinary nrobablltios Of life. to
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Tho Gear Nicholny in Madame Tus.
Nta1tilsH SVn1xyOrk show.

Mark Icats london Letter In the Nctc York Herald,
i. =. Ono Of them had met tho Russian
General Of Police IN St. Petersburg, md found
him qucor old slnplo-lloarted soldier, proud Of
his past, and devoted to his mastor, tho present
Ozar, and to the momory Of his predecessor,
Nicholas. The English gentleman gave Ill In
stance Of tho old man'a simplicity which QUO
would not oxpoct In Clof OF Pollce. Tho Gem
erai had been visiting London, and been greatly
impressed by two things thero-tho admirable
police discipline and the musuum. It trans-
pirod that. tho mNsoum ho roforrod to waa
not that mighty collection Of maryela known to
all tho world Of RI tho British Museum, but Nine.
TuHAaud'H Wa1work Show; mud III tAtH waxwork
ahow he had secn figure Of the Emperor Nioh-
olas. And did it please hitn7 Yos, a. to tue
lkonosH; for It was g good llkonoss aud o .con,-
It, M'aieu-droaaol in tho uniform oi a simple
Colonel Of infantry!-the great Nicholas Of
RasBia., my augustt, late master, dressed III
CoonelH nniforml"
The old General could not abide that Ilc
wont to tho proprietor and demonstrated against
this wantcn iNd'enity. Tho proprietor was
grievod but It waa tho only Russian uniform ho
could got, a11d-
",say no moro!" said tho General, "Hlay
rot you ouo?"
TGo proprietor would be most happy. Tho
aeneral lost not q 1no'nont; he wroto ut once to
tho Emperor Alexander, describing with ang'l,sh
waa suffering day by day through Als
UNANIMOUSLY clothed waxon representative, and
imploring Ills MajoAty to send Aultablo rkiment
for the Imperial dummy, and aBo 4 lottor to
authenticate tho raiment. And out Of regard for
tho old servant and respect tor hla outraged
foelingB, tho Emperor OF all the Ilusstaa do
seconded from his Alpine altituao to aonl to tho
YusBaul waxwork tho Qonezal'a uniform worn
last by hia father, and to write with Ills own
hand al authontlcatlng letter to 80 with it. 30
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Gen, Sc1letlCk in Eswlauil.
London {Ju!y q Correspondence of tho Lot:isusl
f'hIrfar.. .Y11Irnu}

IUHuVH {3HEY y correspondence " lHE l40Ef6EIsb
C0urler-J0urnal.
You do Con. 6ckonek injustice when you
charge that he swindlod tho public deliberately
iu tho matter Of tho Emma Mine bubble, coming
or himHclf with full and dirty hands. UncloaH
they certainly wero, but not full. llayo takon
Into the buainoaH. md l fancy 1 can give You a
tolorably fair notion of Behenek'a connection
with It,.
10 begin with, scl,el!ok IL what most people
would call good teiow, who has lad all lifs llfo
tor draw poker. If sohcnck hal been born a
Lord, with fortune ho would 10 dwelling In oxtlo
now, OIL tho Continent, a fugitive from English
dullA aud warrants. Ills official aalnry would not
support frugal Minister. It merely enabloH
him to euBtaiu a ylcarious prinooy aqualor. It
Bohonok's spor,ye enterprises With tho literature
Of tho pictorial paBtoboars wore HliccossfuI, toy
might enable him to eko out his incomo Holno-
wlat. But they arc not. soAenuk sooms to boz
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I have caught With hook aud line noarly all,
kinds Of fsG, besides turtles, frogs. dnclsa, and
oshor fowl; :; but yestorday; wllilo fishing for.
trout in tho Wollingley brook, in Plymouth,
Maesachusetts. discovered now Aeld Of SPORT,
While I had just taken out splendid trout from
under rock, and was about batting my hook, T
saw good sized agnirrol jump. upon The rock
Ny pole was Of good length, and improved tho
opportunity by placing tic hook near his houd.
At first he bruehod It away With his paw but
after whilc, oither cut Of .epite or for loyo Of
tho sport, made jump aud took tho hook in his
mouth. At that momont "drow upon him, y
and soon saw him dangling twenty feet IN tho
alr: bnoh dancing, aud climbing up tho line
fish. finally laid tho pole on tito ground, and
then came sorica Of gyrationa and various
antics. Not being acquainted with that kind Of
tish, and fearing that IN attompt to dieengago
tho hook would DO bad for the flngors, s}oul-
dered my 1sh-polo aud marched to tho b1ackl
Bralth-ahop near by, whore, with the aid Of two
assistants and pair Of blackenith's tongs, tho
S94k Me- %1a the sov SO t % h
ing along the fonce AZ II nothing had happened.
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IT0NI ENa Ntt T0FE SUI,
It Ii probably generally known that Mr.. A. T.
Stewart took steaner Tor Europe last week. II
IL not 80 gereraly known that before Ills dopart-
uro Ao Mado will, Prior to making thls will II
was thought advisable to prepare schedule oi
llH roal and personal eatato, with ita valuation.
Upon tho completion of tho schedule, nincl to
tho surprise OF Mr. Stewart, and to tlso greater
surprise Of Ills frieudh, 1t was found that ho waa
worth one hundred millions Of dollars.
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misunderstanding IsetSveoll Queen
EictOrits AMtl Nklaos Nilsson.
Lau.lnu Ltu{u 10y norreatLalltcurd fhA Tofk

london lJN3y I91 correspondence V th6 lSt10 1oFE
Iimes.
At Dr1lry Lane Dalfo'a opera Of tho Tails
man." Italanixol into Il II Ialismano," has boen
advertised md haB oyon boon rohoaraod, but
now, at tho Inst moment, In withdrawn. somo
tho cause Of tho withdrawal, which MIR. Maple
hon, by somewhat cirouitoisa procoss Of roas-
oning, attribntos, In his advertisement, to the
yiHit of tho Sl,al. It IL true TINT tho departure
Of Ills Majesty has boon followed by n sort Of
cauno things aro getting dull d profossod ontor-
tainor Of tho public should rsndor thom dullor
by omittinH to fulfill q formal promiao On wliiuh
llfs own Subscribers had certainly counted. Tho
fnct III Mn.o. Nilsson has had q misundoratand-
ing with tho Quoon. which Inns reacted upon
tho prlma donnn'H tomper, roudorlng her
gonora!ly dissatisfied with her season In LonGon
and anxious to get awAy at tho oarlieut uaaAihla
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A G1rupl FAthGFs

Noar Loriont. Franco, u father aged 20 Las
boan sentenced to ton years transportation ior
barbsrity toward his sou, aged ", WE " q had l Q
mania for switching on tle b, hoas OK movers.
to bo nado, which ho riyotod round hls BOIL. and
thor to tho wall Of pig.styo; For thrco yeara
lilo uufortuuato thus lvelt; his bod was heau
Of manure, aud hia only companion PIX.
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At the renont Commencement ut Union Col
logo, Schenectady, N. T., exercises were had to
inaugurato tho formal Incorporation OF Union
MadgH H9GgS tho LaT sco9 albany
tho nalno OF Union University. Ex-Hov. BOY
mour delivered tho University Address,"
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tho aimp ie>hehrtoa polleo .ohief> was happy onco
ss'musoum $40, 900 for thono yallnbo additions
to tho allow, which he might oaBlly l,avo ilouo.
and collected tho money, too. How like orr owt,
CIliofH Of Police this good uonl ial
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TIN CANS.

A Tncnvy Suit Before Judge Tslntcl,-
ford--E1tont nnd Importance OF tho
Tin-Can Manufacture millions OF
no1lnru Mt Stn4sc.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08


Locals IN BRIEr.-On Sunday last Moses Pre-
dem became the father of 1917 pound boy.
Moses thinks his birth coming on Sunday ought
to make him preacher, but his size argues in
favor of a prize-fghter The postponed Church
IL Jones dance will take place at the American,
next Wednesday night The Sasig mine, just
in the edge of town, is looking ami showing as
good rock as in its palmiest days The remains
of Mrs. Mcdonald, of Doty's Flat, were buried
in Odd Fellows cemetery here on Thursday last,
attended by large funeral procession of friends
and acquaintance from that section of the coun-
ty.. We saw green live oak wood sell in Au-
burn, this week, at S6 /; cord. Pretty steep.
that; but necessity knows no law Mr.. John
Worsley has engaged Sacramento stone-m mason
and has commenced tearing down the old WALL
preparatory to the erection of substantial stone
building next door to the HERALD office. The
clerk OF the weather keeps up his wintry licks
and sen us about one big storm week "A
gay surprise party took place at the residence OF
ID. W. Lubbock, on Commercial st eet on Tues
day evening Somebody says a splendid exhi-
oition, by two eminent scholars, was given some
where near the pos.otlice, on Tuesday, without
previous notice. Much money is offered to have
it repeated after due notice
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

DISTRICT Court PROCEEDINGS Court met pur-
suant to adjournment; Judge T. b. Reardan,
presiding.
MONDAY, March Sd, 1873
Richard Hoskin VS.. Dutch Flat Blue Gravel
Mining Co., Judgment in favor of plaintiff
Auburn Mining Co. VS.. VIM. Dillon, defend
ant wiihdraws answer aud plaintiff takes judg-
ment by default
A. Breeze VS.. Jas Fallen a al continued for
the term.
C.P r. r. Co. VS.. w. l.. Munson, motion to
strike ont plaintiffs complaint argued and over
ruled
C. p. r. r. Co. vs. James Moore, same order
rs above.
G. Gunnoldson VS.. Board of Supervisors of
Placer county, ordered that the c ERIK of the
Board certify all records and proceedings of said
defendants in declaring roads 5 and 10 in Dutch
Flat road district public highways said writ made
returnable on the first day of the next term of
court.
NJ. Y. McClinton admitted to citizenship
Indiana Hill Mill and Mining Co. VS.. j. H. &
r. Hoskin, continued for the term.
Venire of jurors returned by Sheriff publish
ed in the HERALD last week.
TUESDAY, March ith.
Charles Mains VS.. Dutch Flat Blue Gravei
Mining Co., continued for the tenn
Il. G. Sheath VS.. A. Moore et at, defendant
granted leave to answer.
C. H. Ranlet VS.. Geo. E. Eddy, verdict in IA
vor of plaintiff for $5l9 GA.
WlDNrsD4y March Jth
C. H. Ranlet VS. G.. L. Eddy, stay of execu-
ton tor 80 days.
]. II. Brown VS.. C. W. Aubery, taken under
advisment by the court.
r. G.. Sheath VS.. Martin Griffin et al, taken
under advisement by the court.
W. b. Hayford VS.. Golden Chariot Mining Co.,
motion for IL new trial argued and submitted.
THURSDAY March 9Th
W. A. Hines ct al VS.. Golden Chariot Mining
Co., motion for a new trial granted, contin-
ued for the term.
r. g. Sheath VS.. Martin Griffin ct al, action
dismissed and defendant allowed costs.
J. r. Brown VS.. C. w. Aubery, Judgment in
favor Of plaintiff.
Mary Z. McDanial VS.. B. S. Higgins ct al, ver-
dict for plaintiff.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Friday,
March 7th.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
Why endure What is Curabie.

"What can't be cured must be endured -
and therefore it is the merest stupidity to endure
it. Dyspeptics have certainly right to continue
dyspeptcs to the end of their days if they choose
but as It is not supposed that any rational being
prefers physical torment to ease and health, the
probability is that if all sufferers from indiges-
ton were convinced that an absolute, infalliblt
remedy for their complaint existed, they would
with one accord resort to it. We most emphati.
caly declare that such a remedy does exist, anoi
that its name is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The record of its success extends over period
of more than twenty years, and it is feariessl,
alleged that during the whole of that time it has
failed to afford permanent relief in any dis
order or arrangement of the stomach that was
not organic, malignant, and incurable. The
testimonials that 60 to establish this important
fact can be counted By he thousand. Stomach
complaints that had been aggravated by total
disregared of all dietary rules, and intensified
and render chrome by medicinal treatment or
drastic purgntion, have in hundreds OF instances
been cured within three months by the systematic
use of this celebrated stomachic and Alternative.
1t should be remembered that weakness of the
digestive organs involves many other ailments
Biliousness headache, nervous debility, spasms
palpitation of the heart rush of blood to the
head . nausea, vertigo and sleeplessness ar,
among its concomitants and results; and for al
these the great vegetable tonic is specific. Ii
acts first upon the stomach. and through the
stomach upon the secretary and nervous SYSTEM
and the bowels Its general effect being always
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

ST. PATnIcK's DAY--St Patrick $ day falls on
Monday, March 18th, this year. We notice BY
notice by all our exchanges, Eastern and State,
that great preparations are making for the proper
celebration of the day. In our own county not
much has been done in the matter, except at Rose
vile, where a grand ball will be given at Bran
stetter's hall on the evening of that day, Monday
the 18th, at which place and time a gay and joy
full crowd will doubtless assemble and have a
good time. The ball is to be given by the Quad
rifle Club of Roseville
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rurncH NorIcE.-Mass will be held at Rocklin
At the usual place of Catholic worship, by Rev.
Father Kelly. on the second Sabbath of every
.econd month, commencing on March the ninth.
ct half past ten O'Clock A. NJ. The public is in
vited.
C.rHoL1c-Rev. Father Kelly VIII hold Divine
service in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour
Me- CHURcH.-Rev. Edward Z. Dodge vii
preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Au-
burn, every Sunday at 10: 80, A. NJ. The Sab
bath School will commence at II: 80, p. NJ.
DurcH FLAT NJ. Z. CHURcH.-Services will be
held at the Methodist E jiscopal Church, Dutch
Flat, every Sunday at 10: 80 A. NJ, and at PM
Also at Gold Run at 2: 80, p. NJ. Rev. G.. D.
Pinneo, Pastor.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
Speci0t Notices.

HOllOway's PillS.-These Pills alone, amono
all the medicines in existence. possess the prop
erty of cleansing and regulating the bowels ana
purifying the animal fluids without depressing
either body or mind Sold IS Maiden Lane, n.
Y.-Prce. 25 cents per box. Ask for new style,
the old is counterfeted
Through the length and breadth of the land
the celebrated SILVER TIPPED Boots and
Shoes 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., 1873-03-08

LAND MATTERS IN PLAcER.-- From the Sacra
mento Unions reports we select the tollowino
land Transactions in this county:
Mineral application No. 452 filed by Walter
wiley for the Wiley placer mine, situated in Pla-
Ger county, in Michigan Bluff mining district.
beng parts of sections 2, 3, 10 and II. in town
ship IA north, range II east Mt Diablo base
and meridian.
Peter Jepsen, declaratory statement 9, CAL, Sw
4 OF section 6, township II north range east.
county OF Phcer VS.. mineral affidavit.
Soldiers homestead application filed, Ansel
Smell, No, 5i1,on SW a of NV = and fractional
- Of SW a of section 80, township IL north
range east, county of Placer, containing III
36-100 acres.
CLAIMS CANcELLED.-James Hudson, decara-
tory statement 59S-SE a of section 26, town
ship II north, range 8 east. c. P. Warner de-
c'aratory statements, 445-NE q of Sc q, S 4,
of Sc 4 and Sc 4 of SW 4 of section % town
ship 13 north range 8 east. A. Aspenwal de-
claratory statement 3, ,44i-NW 4 of SE 4 of
section 26, township 13 north, range east
James L. Gerrish filed homestead No. 5H, Oh
E u of NV a of section 8, township II north
range east, county of Placer containing eighty
acres. Under act of May Goth. 1862.
Declaratory statement No. 1920 Filed by
Charles A. Beal on the SW a of section 2,town-
ship ii north range east, Mt. Diablo meridian,
in Placer county, containing 1Go acres.
Charles w. Gerle NE a of section 10, Sc q
of Sc a. SW a of Sc a, Sc 4 of SW a of
section 3,township 1 north, range 8 east, county
of Placer, containing 100 acres; located February
Seth, with Virginia scrip No. l, ,403, r. and RS
No 572
Peter Japsen, declaratory statement 2.641-
SW 4 of section 6, township IL nor,h, rang
east. Placer county. Proof taken and payment
made as to north u of SW =.
A. p. Lowry filed mineral affidavit No. COZ, on
n - of section 0 and section 20, township 13
north range s east, Placer county.
Peter Japsen filed homestead No. $40, claim
ing S. y of SW. = of section 6, township IL
north range & east, county of Placer, containing
- acres.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

ACCIDENT At THE CRATER Hull MINE.-About
O'Clock Thursday night miner in the Crater
Hill mine, now the property of the St Patrick
company, had his nose nearly cut off by rock
striking him from a blast. 1t seems they were
blasting in two places in the mine The MAJ
injured set of blast and ran into another cham.
Der of the mine, getting there just in time to
meet blast that was being exploded there. Ii
is painful wound but not dangerous. The nos,
was replaced by surgeon.
LALER.-Since the above was in type we learn
that stone was also blown into the injured
man's side, penetrating the lung so that when
he breaths the air passes out of the side wound,
and extreme doubts of his recovery are enter
t'ined. DR.. Dubois visited him yesterday but
had not returned when our paper went to press
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

BLooDED CHIcKENs.-We have received from
G. B. Bayey, of Oakland, dozen eggs, said
TO contain six full-blood Silver-spangled Ham
burgs and six full Llood- -Houdans. They must
speak for themselves when they 'come ont, as
girls do at eighteen years or sooner just as their
mammas think best; but Mr.. Bayley's method
of packing eggs for shipping and then Matching
requires word. They are placed in box with
cushioned bottom, straw is then put in the inside
bottom and on this cork saw-dust Each egg
has the name of the breed written on it and num-
b red; it is then wrapped in tissue paper and
placed point downwards in the cork chips, and
then all the remaining space between the eggs in
the box is filled with the spongy cork chips. To
the box is handle, so that it will always remain
right side up. In this way they are sure to carry
rs safe and snugiy as if in soft nest under a
hen. Mr.. Bayley's reputation for keeping pure
boods is good His advertisement wi be found
Ii the HERALD.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

STATE Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bolander has made a dividend of the State school
money to the different counties. 1t makes two
dollars aud eleven cents to the child, which gives
Placer $i,103 49, This will help our schools.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
TCommunicated.i T

HIS LEG I SEE.-Several days ago, Lo, the
poor Indian known in our locality as Captain
Jim, came for the writer to 90 and see a dead
COW. Being very busy, declined, until he as
sured me it was not far So went as witness
Arriving on the ground l saw COW fast in the
rocks, but still alive. Says l, "Jim, how is thisf
the critter is not dead He says "me here
four days; me thnkee he dead now" Jim,
time, me all time catchem hare" / looked on
that as being too thin; asked him if he had not
taken lessons from Colfax? Feeling his guilt
ness, he replied; 'Yes. Me heap know Colfhx. y
In the mean time the owner of the critter came
along and shared this Credit Mobiler business
of the poor Lo, by taking the outside and giving
poor Indian Lo the inside.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

EXAMINATION. -Ine f,acer county Board OF
Examiners of teachers have been in session this
week, and completed their labors to-day. There
were seven applicants but five Of them, upon
learning that the new code required an examina..
ion in music industrial drawing and natural
history, withdrew,
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

uRAND JURY kEPohr.-Io the Honorable
county Court Placer county CAL:
Inc Grand Jury for the March term, 1873, re-
f0''' lhey have examined all cases brought be-
lore them; have found true bill for grand lar
ceny examined county buildings and records Of
MT Inherent offices, and find the latter well kept
me jury recommend that brick chimneys be
Jr' :, IN the County Hospital. and that the Court
'4ouSe aud Jail be repaired and painted for their
oe''er preservation. In the County Hospital we
-uo th'rty-four patients, well cared for. The
Jury would also recommend that an addition be
'"'ue to the County Jail and Offices, so as to
.-'Ae hre-proof rooms for the better security of
'ne county records. P.w. Cook,
Foreman