Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
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THE TuRF.-Henry Schultz, Lew. Ludwig. R.
Boch, Joe. --, W. W. Tinnin and officers
Clark and Maloney had a very exciting chase
after the riotous Cinnamon, on Sunday, whom
they brought in one at time. In the first part
of the race the Johns rather led off, but when it
came to hill-up they got weakly.
WE have lost a mining correspondence from
Canon Creek, received early in the week, which
accounts TO the writer for it not appearing.
THE weather has been blustery all the week.
On Wednesday night it blew gale which made
wooden buildings creak considerably.
Nv. ANDERSON, at the Post Office, has re-
ceived new supply of drugs and medicines, and
DR.. Harris, of the Independence, new stock of
bar-liquors-the best to be obtained. If parties
who advertise in the JOURNAL will inform MS OF
like occurrences, they will always be mentioned.
BUGGY RrDNG.-Qute a number of citizens
were out for buggy rides during the week-with
mingled pleasure and disaster. A gentleman in
tending to bring a young lady to the ball, met
with casualty in East Weaver creek which emp
tied the buggy and unhitcbed the horse The
horse went one way and the riders another, leav-
ing the buggy standing jes so.'
WE neglected to mention at the proper time.
that Messrs. Hanson of the Stage Co., Francis, oil
the Tower House, Carr and Bently, of Shasta,
and W. S. Lowden, of Grass Valley, brought the
first carriages over the new road from Shasta
two weeks ago--a fact which ought not to have
been overlooked.
New RoAD.-C;tizens, with property contigu-
ous, desg2 making good road through Fagg-
town, past Olmstsad's ranch intersecting the old
road opposite the China hurying ground, on
Weaver Creek. The route is much better than
the other, and more direct
GREENWOOD x NEwBAUER have purchased Sol
mons fire proof brick building, next the City
Drug Store. Mr.. Solomon, an cid citizen, has re-
turned, to remain short time and then sail for
Europe.
THE German Society are adding portico tc
their Hospital
SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-Although the mines are
yielding well as usual at this time of year, there
is not much money astir, 1t is in part accounted
for by the large sums taken away last summer by
parties going to the States. Sixteen persons go
ing nearly at the same time, took with them ovel
100000. Added to this. large sums required
for building the season before-nearly $l00,O0t
more besides, much expended in ditching.
THE SMALL Pox has died out having been con
hned to Its original limits IN the only tenement
infected. Dr. Trask should have credit for hi,
care and success in keeping the ugly 'sment
within bounds.
SEVENTEEN Cinnamon were arrested on Thurs
day evening and are to have jury trial o-day
before Justice Jones, for riot last Sunday.
MINING ACCTDENT.-Con McCauleG was much
hurt last Monday, in the Foley claim, at Sidney
Hill; a bank fell on him. DR.. Trask reports him
out of danger.
THE assembly at Hockers Hall, on Monday
evening was large and agreeabe-some thirty
ladies attending All speak of it as one the
pleasantest parties bad for long time.
A s1UICE has been laid from Fox's claim, on
Fuwider Hill, to Main street, by which the street
is to be filled in.
Mr.. CoCHELI, the road overseer has found it
necessary to raise the bridge over Sydney Gulch
8 feet, rapidly is the watef-course filling with
the discharge from fumes above, most Of which
are pouring in mud and rocks day and night
JONES FLUME, on Rich Gulch, is as good @
piece of work as we have ever seen.
New DlGGINGs AT BIG FLAT-Mr. Sanborn
expressman, tells us that Hobart & Co took from
feet Of ground one day last week STA The
claim is extensive. Other claims on the Flat ar,
paying largely.