Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
Matters at Home.

But WHARs THEM CHILDREN THAT'S WHAT! !
About dusk OF Tuesday evening long stranger
came into town leading a short pony, and carry
ing a gun. On the outskirts of the town he was
espied by woman, also stranger here, who seem
cd to have had previous acquaintance, inasmuch
that two or more children were the subjects of vo-
cferous and angry solicitudc. We thought we
had previously heard some swarin',' but the av-
aanche Of expletve with which the woman as
sailed the offending one. instructed every by
stander in unheard of blasphemy. She expressed
her firm belief in his immediate descent from ca
nine ancestry on the maternal side, and declared
that she was going to have her pony, and her
gun, right thar, or else would Immediately
have his scalp, after which she would cut his
heart out and feed bis remains to the dogs but
if them children want found, right straight, the
punishment referred to would be quite mild in
comparison with what was to follow The man
eXposlulated, which only increased feminine
wrath, until at length it was agreed to repair to
another place to talk the matter overt Hca-
ven defend the poor devil we thought the wo-
man had been talking We have not seen him
SINCE and if any one finds hat and boots with
pieces of man in them, they are hiS'n. So true
is the observation Of the late Mr.. Shakespeare
that hell bath no fury like woman corned.'
FRrIr.--Mr. Dungcy's fruit trees are beginning
to bend with their loads; apples hang in clusters,
like grapes. Other orchards in the neighbordood
promise like abundance.
PROGRESSIVE EvENT.-Tbe Telegraph has been
completed from Shasta to this place ; first mes
sagcs transmitted on Monday evening. The Of
fee is in Blake & Co.'S Express house The line
has been commenced from this place to Yreka--
intended to be finished in July.
RATES OF ToII..--The toll rates on the Shasta
and Weaver road, are-man and horse, cts
mile horse and buggy, A cts two horses and
buggy 5 cts two horse passenger wagon, u cts;
four horse passenger wagon, 20 cts two horse
wagon rnning regularly, daily, cts four horse
coach daily, 10 cts one horse freight wagon 8
cts two horse, IL cts three horse, 4 els four
horse, lG cts six horse, 20 cts log wagons 80
cts footmen, horses and cattle, ono half cent per
mile Length of toll road, 25 miles.
ANOTHER WEEK will about finish the snow on
the hills adjacent Stuart's Fork peak, to the
north east suhbornly refuses to put of its snowy
mantle, although it looks frgdly uncomfortable .
above its lowly nrghbors dressed in green. W.
exon The white jacket will have TO come of
next month.
EFFECT or SUNDAY LAw.-Ncarly all business
places required by law to close on Sunday rem
dcrcd ready obedience; nearly all the stores,
shops aud offices were closed Whatever he the |
wisdom Of the law, public opinion and example
will enforce obedience. Last Sunday VIC met
several active and successful business mon, dress
ed IN. spruce rs yOu please who told MS that that
was the first day of rest they had had for four
years. They expressed qualification at the /
breathing time and had no quarrel with the Sun
day law.
TIE SAGER TRorrE played Friday, Saturday
and Sunday nights, and were arrested and fined
$50 and costs, for breach Of Sunday law. What
we Of the performance was rather light, |
though Mike MiIchelfs dancing was good
TuEATRr.-There is an excellent opportunity .
here now for good company to make money,
though we would not advise steamboat con-
cern to make the attempt That excellent com
pany of negro minstrels late in Marysvillc, should
come here.
WATER in the Weaverville Basin is getting
very low, and operations have been suspended in
many Of the claims. Others arc washing up and
AT Evans Bar there are some exceedingly val
uable claims which pay better as the miners dig
toward the bluff. Neat cottages along the hill
side tell of prosperity.