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The Placer herald., 1873-02-15

WE last week published story, taken
from the Golden Era, entitled "Helen Cor
ham, or How the lcice Melted,' by EN-
meff, which We inadvertently omitted to
credit.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15
x Miss j. NJ. b. of Roseville, is nc

xE Miss J. NJ b., of Roseville, is not
the author Of the verses signed, "lnzie
Grove" which have occasionally appeared
in the HERALD. We always require the
real name of authors writing for the HERALD,
but never divulge them to any one, not even
to our compositors, unless compelled by the
courts Or by the consent of the writers, but
are always willing to state who are not the
authors, as in this case. All articles intend
ed for the HERALD must have the real name
and addre of the author inc!osed on a slip
Of paper. Short news letters are invited
from all portions of the county and elsewhere.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15

HYDRAULIC miners are happy, plenty o
water and big mountain of snow to draw OF
next Summer.
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(rFFICIAL)
Ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Placer
Coa1aty consolidating The Offices Of Recorder. and
Audit0r.
I TNACCORDANCEW WITH THE PROVISIONS
4 of Section l06 of the Political Code, 1t is
hereby ordered that the Office Of County Recorder
and the Office of County Auditor and for
the county of Placer be, and they are hereby
consolidated, and the Recorder OF said County
shall be eX-oflco Auditor thereof.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Placer
/, G. G. Crosby, County Recorderand -oflicio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of and for
Placer County, do reby certify the foregoing
to be true, full and correct copy of an ordi-
nance passed by said Board of Supervisors OH
the Sth day of February, A. d. 1873, as the same
appears OF record in the Minute Book of the
Board of Supervisors of said Placer County.
Witness my hand and official seal this 11th
day of February, A. d. 1873.
G. G.. CROSBY,
SEAL Clerk of Board of Supervisors
Placer County.
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(OifFIClAL.)


Ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Placer
County re-distric!iny The County into Supervisor
Districts.
WHEREAS, SECTION 4022 OF THE
w Political Code OF California provide thai
each county of the second class must have a
Board of Supervisors consisting of five members,
and Placer County being of the class named, it
is, on motion ordered tnat in accordance with
the provisions of section Ol5 of the said Code,
said Placer County be, and the same Is hereby
re-distrcted INTO Supervisor districts, as follows:
Supervisor District number One shall embrace
all OF Polit cal townships one and nine.
Supervisor District number Two shall embrace
all OF Political Townships number two and ten.
Supervisor District number Three shall EN-
brace all of Political Township three and of all
Cofax Road District.
Supervisor District number Four shall emhrac {
III of Dutch Fiat Road District, all OF Political
Township eleven and all of Tahoe Road District.
Supervisor District number Five shall embrace
al Of Political Townships five. six and seven
and all o, Last Chance Road District.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CO
County of Placer.
I, c. c.. Crosby, County Recorder and ex-offcio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of and fol
Placer County, do hereby certify the foregoing
10 be true, full and correct copy Of an order OF
the Board of Supervisors of Placer County,
passed February 9, A. d. 1873, as the same a}-
pears of record in the Minute Book of SAID
Board.
Witness my hand and official seal this It'll
day of February A. D. 1878.
c. c. CROSBY,
| SEAL Clerk of Board Of Supervisors,
Placer County.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15

TaoMAs DoYcE, No. 50, Excnan5e Suildin5
on California street, San Francisco, is authorzep
solicit advertisements anl subscriptions IL that
city for the HERALD, and receipt for the same.
L. p. FISHER 90 and 81 New Merchants Tx
change is authorized to act as agent for the
Herald in San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1873-02-15

The President purposes, about March Goth, to
take trip to New Orleans, by way of Richmond,
Raleigh Columbia, Charleston, Montgomery and
Mobile. He goes, it is said, to hunt a Cabinet
officer from that section.
DISTINCTIVE STAMPS.
1t is proposed to have stamps of different
design from those mt present in use, for Govern
ment oilici Is and clerks 50 as to prevent them
from being used for private business after the
franking privilege is abolished.
SPECIE PAYMENT.
From the shortness of the session and the grea.
diversity of opinion of Congressman as to the
resumption OF specie payment, it is not probable
that anything will be done this session.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER a. 1878

dtrer. For more than an hour di<
L rcu1;sin in this fearful state. Th,
lnan never opened his eyes. but IN,
apparently in a lethargic stupor
No one ci:lnc Near me, and my ex
cltelnent was at its Lcight, when by
the daWhmg light [ perceived fig
ire approaching. It neared me
and in it thought I rct6g;nlizcd tht
companion Of thc rDbbcr. Not q
word was spoken: and with my as
sistance he raised his friend. twincd
lis arms a:oEI:l him ;slrl haif car.
rid, ll.lf dragged him ont of sight
[ need scarcely sly that I did
not go t. bed that night. J. went
IN, struck Il light collected the few
things unp"cI;cd from my carpet
bag, and, Needless of my fyicnds and
intended pleasure. hurried off bv
the first train and returned at once
to England: 50 &ppru:lcnsiye was +
Of the consequences. Two years
passed. and l heard no more of my
nocturnal adventure. I had letters
from OScssrdon and. from some
German friends, full Of wonder at
my sudden departure, but giving
no hints us to its cause. and the
circumstance had almost faded
from my recollection. Last Autumn,
however ] was again in Germany ::
aHd hearing that an old tutor OF
mine had Become Protestant chap
lain ut the jail of Yerdun-a place
u few miles from Dussellberg-I
went over to see him. He acted as
my c|ccroae round the prison, and
while going through one Of the
wards I caught sight of face that
turned me faint. This face belong
ID to convict, a short, thick-s4t
man, who WAS sitting apart from
the rest. I recognized him in all
instant rs the man whom I nearly
murdered. approached: heraised
lis head: started and then grinned
calmly.
DO YOU know ne? 1 asked.
L do. he answered. Il only saw
Fou once. as you came ont of the
'addler's door, but you saw me af-
Ter that, and gave me this"
He raised his matted hair as he
spoke, and showed me red scar
on his temple about three inches
long. I shuddered at the recollec
ton.
And why did you attack me?"
'Why," he replied, because I
was paid for it, as I had been for
many more. That Polish count
was my master and partner; we
were one firm all that Winter, and
shared alike. He pointed you ont |
to lis: told us you had won I'M
menscly at cards. and 4ld the mon
ey about you. He was close behind |
us at the time, and if it hadn't been
for that internal bottle"
What then ,"
"Why, if you'd given much trou
Ole, we should have pitched you into
the canal"
And this was the explanation Of
ny Christmas Nights Adventure.
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Sslecteo sto
> ~
4 Christmas Nights Anture.
IL EDMUND YATES

\ few Years since Ono Nh: how
many; suffice it to say tlat the
:il"u t WAS rnacquainted Irates
and taxes and the price Cables
y!!ocsD, finding that, G to
there having been 4 deatl the
family where | usually d on
Christmas day, our annua.ther
ing would not take place, be.
ing rather used up and er-fa-
tigucd. I determined 10 talholi-
day and spend the Christmut of
town. The resolution oncade,
the difficulty WAS to decideon a
destination, and with . blance +
looked through the list ofyita-
tons I had received. Fi:and
foremost I found the noble le of
Dunsinanc-his Grace the e of
Dunsinanc. who is now ling
open house at his magnificeas-
tie, The Hagsis.' Renfrews> 7
WIS acquainted with his cc's
Younger brother, the HoEIal.
colin Macbeth. and was surf a
polite reception.
One more invitation [ nd,
without reckoning the "Nli,rol,
come to rs 1T Christmas, otel-
low" (Which never means an,ng
beyond meals. such hoaseoe-
ing invariably full when yar-
rive. But you can have 2ry
nice bed ut thc Pig and W!le. j
Very nice. Bedroom sited
either over the stable, whe,ht
horses champ and kick all nigol
above the tap-room, where then
viiiival rustics persist in loudi.S
plaining what may happen tot
their delight Oh a shiny night i
the small hours in the morning
No: this was i regular spa
invitation to Trrmpington Il
4 g]o,ious Old specimen of 4
ba;lian architecture. situated IN
heart of Kent, with q magnltl,
garden, fine lawn sloping dow:
the lake, fine corn fields all rol
and the best shootingin the cou
Inside ofatsse house there are
old family pictures, splendid
! paneling, queer little mul!ic
windows, and above all, u /
down hearty we come. Old
3lax Trumpington is q gentle'
Of the old school-open h;
warm heart won't hear Of your
inc away when once he gets
there. The house is always fl
pleasant company-good Tel!
and delightful girls. We're t:
any drawbacks? Yes, confonne
always something: i was going
rest and health, and hone but
soncl vessels could find thos'
Trumpingtor.
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\ bashful young man wrote al
avo"aI Of love to a young lady
and waited an answer throurh the
mail. H. got the letter next eve.
nlng, and hurrying to his BOARDING
house with it, WAS on the point Of
reading it when some one came TO
the door. and he was Obliged to
shove it quickly in his pocket. He
next went into saloon. and taking
a position in retired corner. was
about to open !hc missivc.
when the passing to and fro of
strangers made him more tilnid
and he again showed it into his
pocket. and SUNK out doors. He
tried several places with 10 better
success, and finally returned home,
and at once went 70 bed. where he
remained III state Of awful Sis.
pense until not a noise was heard
in the house, and then, being as
s'red that he was entirely free from
interruption, he stole quietly out of
bed. opened the letter with tremb,
ling fingers, and through mist of
tears saw that he was indebted
to the druggist for five bottles of
pomadc. S2.75.
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4 J JAPANESE saUGEL.

In imagining a japanese hotel,
good reader, please dismiss all
architectural IDEAS derived from the
Continental OF the Filth Avenue.
Our hotels in Japan. outward. at
least, arc wooden structures, TWO
stories high, often but one. Theil
roofs are usually thatched; through
the city caravAnsalics are tiled,
They are entirely open on the front
ground floor, and about six feet
from the sill Or threshold rises a
platform about D foot anI a half
high, upon Which tie proprietor
may be seen seated on his heals be
hind a tiny railing ten inches high
busy with his account books. If it
is Winter he is engaged in the alb
sorblng occupation Of all Japanese
tradesmen ut that time of Yeti
warming his hands over a Charcoal
fire in low br4sicr. Tie kitchen
is usually just next to this front
room, often separated from the
street only by a latticed partition.
In evolving a japanese kitchel.
out OF his OF her imagination, the
reader must cast away the arising
conception Of Bridget's realm
Blissful, indeed, is the thought as
we enter the japanese hotel
neither that the typical Servant
girl nor the American hotel clerk
IS to be found here. The landlord
comes to meet us, and falling on his
hands and knees, bows his head to
the floor. One or two of the pret
ty girls ont of the bevy usually
seen in japanese hotels comes to
assist us and take our traps. Vel
comes, invitations, and plenty OF
fun greet us as We sit down to take
off our shoes, as all good Japanese
do, and rs those filthy foreigners
don't, who tramp on the clean mats
with muddy boots. We stand up
and arc led By the laughing
girls along the smooth corridors, |
across an arched bridge which spans |
IN open space in which is rookery. |
garden, and pond stocked with gold |
ish, turtles, and marine plants.
The room which our fair guides
choose for lis is in the rear end of
the house, overlooking the grand
,cenery for which Kanozan is justly
:amous all over the empire. Nine
;y-nine valleys are said 10 be visible
nom the mountain-top on which
'hc hotel is situated, and we sus-
oect that multiplication by ten
would scarcely be an exageration.
4 world of blue water and pines,
md the detailed kvelincss of the
.olling land, form picture which
lack power to paint with words.
The water seemed the type Of re-
BOSE, the earth of motion.
LippincottS .Uaqa~ine.
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HOW TO GET ALONG.

Do not stop to tell stories in bus
mess hours.
If you have L place of business,
be found there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting
around stores and saloons.
''Never fool in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity,
libcrality, and promptness.
Do not meddle with business you
know nothing Of.
Never buy an article you do not
need simply because it is cheap. and
the man who sells it will take it out
in trade.
Trade is money.
Strive to avoid hard words. and
personalities.
DO not kick every stone in the
path. More miles can be made in
a day by going steadily Oh thai
SIOppln9
Pay as you go.
4 man of honor respects his
word as his bond.
Aid, but never beg.
Help 7ethess VIXEN zon scan. I,z1f
ss.--sS-ss..sssls ..---sS ,s..sssl ss-as = ES4~
5Scaase it is fashionable:
Learn to say no" No necessity
Of swapping it out dog-fashion, but
say it firmly and respectfully.
Have but few contidants, the few
CT the better.
Use your own brains rather than
those of others.
Learn to think and act for your
self.
Be vigilant.
Keep ahead rather than benind
the times.
Young men. cut this out, and if
there be a folly in the arrangement.
let us know.
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Standing elbow-deep in dish-wa-
ter. not many days since, this time
worn saying flashed into my mind.
like an electric shock, causing me
to drop the dishcloth, while an EN-
phatic THAT'S so!' burst from my
lips. Ny mothers ejaculation OF
amazement at so startling an exhi
bition restored nc in appearance
to my wontod equilibrium, though
inwardly my Indignation beat a
thrilling tattoo to the flying cups
and saucers which ever and anon,
crashed into the cupboard. And
girls. whether YOU believe it or not.
the short space of fifteen minutes
saw my dishes al ont of sight
skillets and frying-pans not mcn-
tionablc. whereupon I calmly and
quietly seated myself to cool off
but the more I tried: the more an
CRY I grew, till finally swapping my
fingers to that hypoclitical old doe
tlIne.
Patience and perseverance accomplish all
things
I seized the broom and duster, and
proceeded to vent my spleen upon
the numerous offensive articles
nearest my energetic grasp. Chairs
flew in every direction, to say no.
thing of dust and cobwebs. and
with every dash of the broom on
went another layer of Indignation.
At this late. then. I leave you to
Judge Of my probable state Of mind
when, at the expiration of half an
hour, just as I had seated myself to
rest a little from my arduous labors,
III walked an important member of
the male sex, making an extremely
soothing observation. something af-
ter this style. THAT he wished he
had nothing 10 do than to sit in
the house from morning till night.
as the women all did
Well :. it would be perfectly use
less for me to attempt to describe
my sensations, as every word in
Wcbster's dictionary all strung to-
gethe2' wouldn't be enough. I was
actually dumb. Ny tongue Glove
to the roof of my mouth. All the
pent-up ideas Of the morning crowd
ed into my brain ct once, and con-
tracted i'll my eyes. Sparks few, if
language didn't, and if look: could
annihilate, I am quite certain the
aforementioned individual would
5aEe been ssretGhseg..zs 5saszEtlE=EEa
ses "a IS ue5:lsssza9l e5:-lssza9
.teImination, proceeded to sake his
departure with all necessary dis
patch. I, meanwhile, striving to
gather up .Dy dcad-and-alive encr-
gics sufficiently to aim at his re-
treating coatskirts i shot with the
broom.
Men are selfish creatures. the
best you can make of it. and the
more You humor them the worse
they get. They have been so long
accustomed to ].;tving the best of
everything. that they have natural
ly come to expect it. There is Il
mouldy piece Of sentiment. fshed
ND from the brain Of some old bach
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elor, probably, which alwars did
disgust me, and that is,

elor, probably. which always did
disgust me, and that is,
always meet your husband viii. smile" "
That goes 4 little beyond n.v
/ po"crs Of endurance. Smiles indeed.
Delightfully."- consistent with wash
tubs and glidirons. SO u woman
must slave and toll in the kitchen
from morning till nj hit, shut in
from ail communication with the
world out 'ite, must toll autl bake
and stew with lozen little pisl:;tui.es
c!insing to hyr skirt: must sweep
and dust and darn AMI sew III :isc:,
must 50 through her wor!; nprt
dead than alive, with ever present
idea that the arrival Of iicr husband
IS the signal for her to scare up a
smile, to greet the poor dear crca-
ture who is 50 tired and i!arassed
with business, Ii thcr" happens to
be tender spot III the steal: fo1
dinner, why it must be saved for
father! The richest bit Of cream
IS reserved for fathers coffee father
must have the most comfortable
chan III the houso-thc largest half
of the lamb. Tie instant you hel.
father Coming, presto! change.
clear if not by words, that ':3Ium"
is the order of the evening, So:
heaTirg faint little sigh. she takes
the basket Of stockings, and with
answering, martyr-like devotion:
plies her ncelle till that lnan
gets ready to speak to her; which |
will probably be when he wants :.
dish Of apples or d glass OF cider.
Yes, Sit my mind is quite made |
up on that subject, and | don't sec
that I am going to help it either.
for,
Men viii be men the wide wosl through,
Anal wom'n can't help it, whatever they 10"
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\ Southern paper, which has
heard that fish is good brain food.
appeals to the hotel keepers to
Apa:: i.uilv supply the members of
IT," I.c.,!&la t,l:c Herewith.
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A New Orleans paper says that
9 young widow Ia that city, who
IS ssis herself feg;
$50 S,T1f0 - OIiG
is training for?
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4 young man at a party Monday
evening being asked if he could play
the harpsichord, wanted to know il
it was anything like seycn-up.
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What vegetable ought always to
take the prize at agricultural fairs
the cabbage, for it will always be a
head.
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When mans business is rapidly
running down. it is time for him to
think Of winding it mp.
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.,;. ToFn Stalks should be drawn il =
InIf,a I as possible after the corn is
susAed. su Let them be entirely free
from external moisture, tse
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o,1 y hGntncky man has been mari
"''ne minister to four sisters, 'D0
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a st. Joe man is so tai. that he
I;, L's TO get on his knees to scratch
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MisceIk1mrons.
c;p
4 GIRLS IDEA OF 4 MAN.

Mans work, is done from sun 10 sun.
But woman'S 5 work is never done"
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Furniture Gar peHoy.

SEaH.GIIT, y. T.-Dcairr in Cooking and
SC Heating Stoves. Ill styles and prices.
Large assortment of lin Wage. IS
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: E0HApE. y. CO.-Wholc>alca anI Rc-
e tai! Dealers in Tobacco. ScSar Elp'sc::
&c. Wines ANA Liquors OF pare i"'''i''es' ~
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Gun AID Lock Smith.
Wines. Liquors, segars, &c

,..zIllTE. Il. I.-Ecraircr and Maker 2i
w Cans. Pistols, Locks, Sc. SheI' "'"'S -,
AMI GrC;u,'r:cS.
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RestauraY:s---Ho.elS.

Z 1AEGllALL. /. k.-McalS SC:ved 1T al
Sss hDur.. Fresh Fish and oysters III
>r:l>ull. Dealer III Groceries, Conicctiom.
cries. &c. l.;
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and Station err
Stoves and TIL WaIt.

g9ilAPNAN, JOHN A.-i:o0tS ;,Il >::l!ion-
X cry. y Speciality made III school
Books. ii;
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sAEGER. t. G.--Attorncy ~ Law and leg
j i~;,.v Ia Bankruptcy for III COuGrcSslIn-
ri District Practices IL :!ll the Cuuri$ q:
t:,r si:;;c. 3
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SaiiSEMAN. ". N.-HH-iGcnt Artist. al!
W Styles of Pictures taken. Old Pictures
copied and renewed. Is
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Professional
.-s ,IK pope 6 POPE -l;to,ncvs-pr,r.
E i;rc i,,.,ii 1h,. Comis OF His State and
n tlft.-t5riiict! States t'ourt. &;
= aaOORMAN 4 STANDARDIZATION
EES at Law. Practice in Ill TIC Courts of
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