Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-22
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YREKA DoNGs,---0ur northern neighbors, the
Union and Chronicle, are all alive 1t is wonderl
full what a little sunshine will do in Arctic re-
gions. The U5,iOn hears that the wagon road
TO Shasta is progressing with great celebrity. Sew
eral foolish people have gone to Frazer river.
The county is again running into debt. NJ. D.
Boruck is there e,-and they like him. A camp
meeting commences in Scott Valley on the 10th
Of June. The Siskiyou Firemsn paraded on
Thursday week, with great display and effect. A
theatrical troupe are playing in Yreka, says the
Chronicle. A petition has been forwarded for q
mail route to Shasta, by way of Soda Springs
A Kansas political discussion took place at the
Court House on Monday week. Some Indians
caught two grizzly cubs on Siskiyou mountain.--
Two miners fell out, and one chopped the other
in the face with shovel, and went to jail. Sew
eral fights happened from posting burlesque cleo
tion tickets.
WE are down on YreEa because OF the un-
handsome manner In which they treated our
friend Loag, but we like its newspapers.
TnE whites, including party of Mormons, aud
a party of Pitt River Indians, had fight at Ho.
ney Lake, recently, In which twenty Indians
were kiled-two whites wounded.
TnE Sierra Democrat has received the Downie-
Vile Sehootboy's Echo, in exchange, which con
tains the following encouraging paragraph: 'We
have before us the speech of Hon, John j. Crit
tenden, Of Kentucky, on the admission of Kansas
in the Union, 1t reflects great credit on the
noble son of Kentucky
H. r. CAMPBEIt has been appointed Registrar
of births, marriages, divorces aud deaths--au of
flee created bV the last Legislature.
TnEY had fire meeting. recently, at La Porte,
at which three property holders were present.
TnE Butte Reord says that John Doe got
drunk and swore in his wrath that he would be
damned if he would go to jail He laid down In
the street and laid violent hands on Pat Mcguire
and ON Pat Magure's shirt and then Constable
Patton told John he would tie him II he didn't
behave himself; and when John emphasized an
other defiant exclamation with another damn
u rope was got and John was bound hand and
foot, and thus tethered, was dumped into an ex-
press wagon and taken perforce to jail
LATE reports from 1Iumbug Valley and Big
Meadows state that they are about founding
town there.
TnE Amador Ledger wants the Indians removed
from about Jackson, aud regrets that white men
there are mean enough to sell them liquor.
Two fellows in Auburn were soundly horse
whipped for attempted outrage of an Indian wo.
man, says The Press,
THEY are offering pamphlet called the Gin
ook Jargon' to gold hunters going to Frazer
river, said to be the language of the Washington
Territory and Northern indians.
IT is observed by the Yreka Chronicle aud
Union, that our esteemed Shasta friend, Loag---
James was seduced into shooting pigeon within
the city limits, for which he had to pay $24. The
done one Immediately left the place OF conspir-
ators, with the single observation that Repub-
lies Is ungratcful' ...t
The Courier asks twill railroad to Shasta
pay p and concludes il would. We think so, too.
They have Chinaman In jail, accused OF tho
Whiskeytown murders.
A NICE little paper OF Nevada, the San Juan
Star says they are having course Of lectures to
build church A hank caved on two men, kill
ed one and wounded another Two citizens Of
that place are thought to have been murdered
and robbed Of $4,000.
Two millions and quarter were deposited at
the San Francisco Mint last month.
d. WELLS, FARGO d Co. took $780, 900 to San
Francisco on the lth.
A GREAT religious awakening is going On Id
the lower counties.
THE San Francisco police have taken posses.
sion of fdisorderly engine houses. young French
woman stabbed q merchant mortaly, with d
bowie knife. The Chronicle has suspended, for d
while.