Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30


we present as composition of extraordinary
merit; the first stanzas are especially musical
and original. We venture the suggestion that
the poetess writes loo much-not for us, but foi
too many publications, where her contributions
are lost in the multitude of interiors. We rec
ognize in Mrs. Faders articles idealty and
and sweetness of expression which make it worth
while to respectfully offer suggestion meant for
her advancement.
MRS II. J. HOWE, we are informed, has an ex-
tremey well regulated school of little boys and
girls whom she is insructing TO their rapid ad-
vancement All the pupils express high admira-
ton for the kindness and capacity of their in
structress The lady, we have been told, was
thoroughly educated in an Ohio female college,
and is capable of conducting a classical and
mathematical school, which she designs this one
10 be, with the addition of elementary studies.
New DITCH.-Messrs. Ball, Peterson & Co have
nearly completed ditch from Rush Creek to
Musser's diggings, and the summit Of Browns
Creek divide. The ditch is about seven miles in
length, and one of the finest pieces Of work in
the county. This company have been industri-
ously employed for two years in the completion
of the work, and as good mines abound all alorg
the ditch we have no doubt they will be well re-
warded for their perseverance.
We are told that company of capitalists from
Marysvle, have purchased the survey and right
of way Of Mr.. OlDey Phillips, Of Lewiston, for
u ditch surveyed by him last summer, from Stu
arts Fork TO Bolts diggngs, and that if the
ditch lately dug from Rush Creek to East Wea
yer Creek can be procured they will turn one
half of the water into the Weaver basin, the re-
mainder on Bolts diggings. Could such an ar
rangement be made, the ditch would be the best
property in California.
WE'RE extremely indignant at Jessie for her
maapropos alusion to our possible necessity for
spectacles. We do not intend to suggest the
possibility Of Jessie having chewed tobacco, or
having worn abbreviated intimate raiment; on
the contrary, we are persuaded Jessie is nice,
smart gal, who would marry a nice, smart fellow
such as we used to be number O. years ago
quicker nor you'd say scat ?
RIVER MINING..--None OF the fumes or the riv-
er, that We have heard Of, were materially dam
aged by the late rains, hut the rise in the river
will prevent any more work from being done this
season Waters & Co., below the North Fork,
have taken large amount of money from their
claim, but the expense of getting ready to work
was so great that but little more will be realised
FINIsHED-Th tunnel throug the hill back Of
the church, and the water corrall below-the
work Of Messrs. Jones and Howc-is completed.
Mr. Hesseg has built similar defence for his
garden property, and Mr.. Tuthils below, has com.
pletcd one 5000 feet long-making in all, half
mile of corrall, at an expense of Ss000
COMMENDABLE REsOLUTIoN.-Fran and John
Young, who closed their Bank Exchange saloon,
during the brief empire of the Sunday law, have
never done business since on Sunday; their doors
are always closed on that day and night; never
theless they have done firstrate business in the
six days which they apportion TO work.
PERsoNAL.-Mr Joseph Newbauer-ot the firm
of Greenbood g. Newbauer- of Sacramento, and
his brother Herman, formerly of Weaverville,
but now q merchant of Red Bluffs, are spending
few days in town.
Ben. SMITH, of the firm Of John Syme & Co.,
bankers, Of San Francisco, visited our town this
week.
THE Humboldt Times informs us that in add
ton TO the nine thousand snipe killed at four shot;
by citizen of Union, the air was full of falling
birds for several days-not TO speak of the grea
number of cripples hobbling about the ground
Our thanks are due the proprietors of the Shas
ia Courier for kindly furnishing us with the pa
per on which this number is printed-a lot of pa
per ordered three weeks ago, having got jammed
at the Bluffs.
SALOON lMPROyEMENTS.-Mr. Campbell, owne
of the Challenge has come back from the Bay
with large stock of drinking fluid, and divers
notions for the Identification and illumination Of
his rooms.
FRESH CURED HAMS AND BACoN.-Mr Loomis
of The Mountain Market is now abundantly
supplied with home cured bacon and hams of mos
superior sort-our opinion is based on divers ex
periments with sample presented.
TRINITY CENTRE is becoming very prosperous
little town. 1t boasts, we believe, of beautiful
surrounding scenery. But its chief ornament il
Mrs Anne X. ii. Fader, very sweet and beauti
full poetess.-NnysvWe Democrat.