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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31
An Address
American Central Committe

TO the citizens Of Trinity County:
Another period is present when the citizens OF
our county and State are expected to bestow
their suffrages upon men worthy of filling the
the various public offices about to- become vacant,
Every citizen entitled to vote must ieei that
he has an interest in the affairs of the Govern
ment which guarantees to him protection to life
and property.
1t is therefore the honest and patriotic duty OF
every citizen ostand forth as a freeman, untram-
ellcd by the influence of conventional cliques or
net work of fac tion, and to assert his rights
in the selection Of good and capable men as pub
lie servants.
The tame submission of the people (who have
the power and who should exercise it Tor good
ends, to party drill has been the means of bring
ing about the rotten and corrupt state OF things
that exists at present in every branch OF govern
ment at so dear q cost to the people.
Let every man who has the independence OF
character and national pride to rcpudiate the
system of slavish obedience and discipline dlcta-
ted by the few office hunters of California who
have brought themselves to believe that they hold
the patent right to govern the people every year,
come forward, and set an example on this occa-
sion by the elevation of good and competent men
fresh from the people.
And in order to secure the above object We
recommend the various precincts named below
to call primary meetings on Thursday, Aug. 5tb,
1858. for the purpose of electing delegates to a
County Convention to he holden in Wtaverville,
On Saturday, August 9Th, 1858,
to nominate candidates to fill the various Offices
about to become vacant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

HUMBoLDr.-Mr Loup, mail carrier, brings us
copy of the Times which relates that John c..
Ludington, who was shot on Salmon river is
dead. Orin Stephens, from South Fork of Trim
ity, was killed on Grouse Creek, on the 10th A
Mr.. Cooper was killed last week above the Forks
of Salmon, by his mule falliDg~oyer prccpice.
The Democratic County Convention refused to go
into District Convention-a scrub race for the
Judgcship. Much excitement exists at Union be-
cause of white men selling arms to Indians
New diggngs have been found on Nordheimer's
Greek, branch of Salmon, and there is rush
there. The creek heads in New River range,
near Methodist and Know Nothing Greeks, both
of which are good mining streams. The L. S.
Surveying party have suspended because of In
dian hostilitics
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31
Democratic Central Commit,cc.
WEAYERYILLE, July 21. 1

IOJS,
Tie following named gentlemen met TO-DAY =,
Democratic Central Committee for Trinity 70
for the ensuing year. having been chosen by tho
Democratic County Convention held in this place
on the day previous
II. B. Dawson, James Gallagher and NJ R6eh,
Wcaverville John Burns, Month Caiion Greek ,
A. McQuillan, Big Flat NJ. Griffin, Of Ridge,
vile, not being present II. B. Dawson beinr
the Chairman on motion James Gallagher was
chosen Secretary. On motion it was ordered that
the proceedings of the late County Convention,
and of the action OF this Committee be publish.
ed in the TRINITY Journal.
The Committee then adjourned to meet at Wea.
veryille on the 10th day of August next
II. b. DAWSON, Chairman.
JAMES GALLAGHER, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

The Convention met pursuant to notice on
Thursday, July 29th, 1858, at Trinity Centre
On motion of W. A. Nunnelly of Trinity, Dr.
Benz Shurtlef, of Shaita, was unanimously cho-
sen President of the Convention. On motion of
A. Skillman, of Shasta, W. A Nunnelly, of Trim
ity, was unanimously elected Secretary OF the
Convention.
On motion Of l.. H. Tower, of Shasta a com
mittce of three, consisting of Mcssrs. John Loag,
of Sskiyou, Morris Griffin, of Trinity, and L.
H. Tower. of Shasta, were appointed to examine
credentials.
The committee retired and after examination OF
credentials made the following report:
We the committee appointed to examine ere
dentials, find the following delegates entitled to
seats in the Convention: Siskyou, Mcssrs. H. NJ.
Rein, James A, Lytlc, l.. NJ. Heazlctt, A. IIaw.
kins, e. Moore, James X. Johnson, II. c. Hill,
John Loag, Henry Burroughs r. f. Husband,
John Mcbride, John G. Berry and d. F. Findlay.
Trinity COunty-W. A. Nunnelly, John Musser,
NJ. Ruch, J. Gallagher, A. McQuiIan and L. W.
Ludwig.
Shasta County--A. Skilman, II. SburtleG,
John S. i. Boss, j. Fitzpatrick, l.. ii. Tower, b.
D. Anderson, Chas O'Connell and O. Fitch.
Nominations being then in order, Mr.. John
Loag, of Sskiyou, nominated Hon. W. =. Dain-
ger1eld, OF shasta Tor Judge OF the 9Th Judicial
District. No further nominations being made it
was moved by Mr.. Loag, of Siskiyou, that the
Hon. WP. Daingerfed be declared the choice of
this Convention by acclamation, which motion
was unanimously carried On motion of Mr..
Berry, of Siskiyou, committee Of three were
appointed to wait on Hon. W. p. Daingerield,
and inform him of his nomination; the motion
being carried, Messrs. Berry, Loag and Husband
were appointed said committee. On motion q
/ of kS Wpr Mr. mi fan tha
use of his hall; after which the Convention ad-
journed, sine die. BENZ. SHURTLEFF,
W. A. NuNNELLY, President
Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

DISTRICT AND COUNTY JUDGEs-We are reaues.
ted by the Secretary of State to say, says the
Sacramento Mercury, that although the Governor
is inclined to the opinion that the District Judges
cannot be constitutonally elected for less term
than six years, nor County Judges for less than
four, proclamation in conformity with the exis.
ting law will be issued in all cases, leaving the
validity of the election to the judicial tribunals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

METROPOLITAN AND COUNTRY PEEss.-We have
read in very insignificant Bay paper some very
senseless remarks, by an unknown person, repre-
hcnding the mountain papers for aspiring to : fine
writing God help us? Who is this critic What
existing passage has he written, and what has
kept his name in obscurty? 1t is deplorable
do not know the name of a single distinguished
writer belonging 10 the San Francisco daily press
and yet the obscurest Of the obscure affects as
tonishment at the pretensions of country editors
For aught we know several Of our San francisco
contemporaries are edited by machinery, and there
is as little variation in their daily clattcr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

Mr.. HUBBARD, of the Northern Telegraph, was
thrown from vicious horse in Scott's Valley, a
few days ago, and falling on the back of his head
remained insensible for six hours. lie is here
now, and we are glad to be informed that no per-
manent injury will result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

DEATH, AND DEsTTUTION.-Mr J. DFecn died
on Tuesday, from very brief illness, and was
buried according to the rites of the Catholic
church. No Catholic clergyman being here the
service was read by Mr.. Z. d. Campbell. The
deceased left wife and child in destitution; but
on the funeral day Mr.. Campbell carried sub
scrption about among the benevolent and obtain
ed over four hundred dollars. Let not the ladies
of Weavervlle forget her who is very lonely and
poor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

WE like short courtshps: in this Adam acted
like sensible man-he fell asleep a bachelor,
and awoke to find himself q married man. He
appeared to have popped the question almost i'm
mediately after meeting Mdlle. Eve, and she,
without any Irritation or shyness, gave him kiss
and herself. OF that first kiss in the world VIC
have had, however, our own thoughts; and some
time, in poctical mood, have wished that we
were the man what did M NJ NnAu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

ARcHERY.-A shooting match with cross bows
will take place at FilIibustcr Flat on Sunday,
the Sth of August. This is an exhibition of ex-
traordinary inerest-th the first of the sort which
we have heard Of in this State. There's chance
for imitators Of William Tell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

LADIES REQUEsT.-All ladies of Weavcrville
and vicinity, who contemplate attending the pic.
mic at Lowdens, next Wednesday, are requested
to meet at DR.. Trasks residence, this, Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock, to arrange for that occa-
sion. Attendance of all is desired by the ladies
who request this notice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

LowDEN's RANCH.-We wish to acknowledge
the Kindness of the Lowden family, which we had
occasion to remark at a recent visit. They have
beautiful place, the hosptalites of which arc
noted in this neighborhood. The farm is exceed
ingly productive and valuable; an estimate O.
this years product will be given hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

TABLEAUx REPEATrb.-Aftcr great deal of
solicitation, the ladies and gentleman engaged
in former exhibition have consented to repeat
the Tableaux and Concert performance at the
Weaveryille theatre Oh Saturday evening August
7tb--with important additions both to the scenic
and musical department. The purpose is 10 in
crease the church fund so that the construction of
building may be Immediately commenced AS
we have had no other amuscments, of late, the
presumption is that large audience will meet
All who saw the first performance unite in pro.
nouncing it one of the most entertaining evcl
given in this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

THE Supreme Court of the United States has
recently decreed that States or Territories have
not the power to tax public lands until the actual
issue of the patent, for the reason that the Gene
raj Government does not till then part with its
title.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

County NoMINATIoNs-B two persons, Il. T
Miller and j. P. Joncs-both excellent mcn--wer,
candidates for county Judgcship before the con
vention. The former received the nomination by
a small majority. We hold Judge Miller in higl
estimation, and congratulate him on the compli
ment of denomination by his party.
Fordyce Bates, the nominee for Assembly, i,
one of the most influential and popular citizens
of Trinity, and is very sure Of election. lie has
been resident of the county eight years, and is
everywhere known and esteemed as an intelligent
and upright citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

HUMBOLDT INDIAN TROUBLEs.-Bell's company
have dsbanded, and another of 25 men has been
organized at Angels ranch. They were to set
out on Wednesday, with months provisions
We are so Informed by Mr. Loup
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

TIE Red Bluffs Beacon says a Greaser there
was operated on for 'poplitcal aneurism.' We
know some who are similarly affected, withoas
two NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

OREGoN.-Whitaker, first Governor of the State
of Oregon, was inaugurated on the Sth, at Sa-
lem. l.. f. Grover Salem democrat, is elected
to Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

WORKING days in Switzerland are from thirteen
to nineteen hours long; children's wages five
cents, womens' from ten 70 thirty and mems forty
cents day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

DEPARTUREs.-Mrs. L. II. Hysop started this
week to her former home in Chicago; she does
not intend to return. Mr.. John Young, to visit
his friends in Rhode Island, and Mr. Fred Walter
to OhiO-On a visit, only.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

PROGREss OP THE TELEGRAPH.-Last Saturday
evening the line was completed to Fort Jones (;
next Tuesday they expect to finish it to Yreka
Seventeen men are engaged under Mr.. Strong.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

NEW FIRM--JoHN Cole & Col. f. Nettle
ton, formerly clerk in John Coles establishment
has purchased an interest in that concern. So
much for industry and frugality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

,1.0- Mat and John Cummings, who used to be
in Trinity County, are wanted by the Post Mas
Ter Ut 81. Louis, Sierra County.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

TIE American convention will meet in Wea.
veryiile next Saturday, Aug 7lh. Their address
is published today, which the public are asked
TO read.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

THE only Instance recorded where every one
attended to his own business, exclusively, is
where ship load were all sea sick and unable
to inquire into each Others business
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

MELoN.-We have had a fine, large water mel
on from Frank, of Felter's Ranch, and thank
him for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

IT is likely that three parties will contend in
the next election of Trinity-the Democratic,
Americans and Miners. The two last embody
the usual opposition to democracy, and some dis
affected Democrats; if they run separate tickets
it is not hard to divine the result they will have
all their labor and expense for nothing. The de-
mocracy of Trinity is now stronger than united
opposition This is our opinion only, based on
the fact that no Douglas and Administration
division of strength has been made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

Died:
In Weavervlle, on the 9th inst, Mr. JOHN
BREEN aged about SO years.
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Married: !:

In Weavcrville, on the 25th inst, by Hon. X
T. Miller, Mr.. PHILIP VoELKER, of North FORK
to Miss ANNA BARBRA, of Weaverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

MINERS CoNyENTIoN.-Th Miners nominating
convention, adjourned from last Friday, was to
meet yesterday. AT the latest hour of printing
we heard Of no proceedings
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NOTICE. .

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned against
n trusting my wife, Bridget, she having left my
bed and board without just cause or provocaton.
will be responsible for no debts contracted by
her after this date. THOMAS BRADLEY.
Weaver, July 2S, 1858. 2Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

SUPERVISOR N0AINATED.-Aiter adjournment
of Trinity Democratic Convention, the delegates
from District No. l, met, and by acclamation
nominated James +. lIoadloy for Supervisor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31
WEAVERVILLE
Hair Dressing s. Shaving Saloon
ISAIAH IsAACs & OWEN w. BROWNE

The proprietors invite the attention OF etIzenSl
and the travelling public to their newly nv ;uS
Saloon, one door below the ST. Charles shava"iS' n
Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Curling aonJ 'tI
the most approved style. i''1'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

THE Spirit Of the Times misreprcsents in saying
that the TRINITY JOURNAL poured torrents of
abuse on the press of that city We respect
certain of the San Francisco press; but we said
that some of the notorious Frazer organs were
hired to decoy people to that starving territory.
1t is SO, and there's no use denying and affecting
airs of injured innocence. The 7imes however,
was not thought of when we so remarked.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

A SCoTcHMAN of Cincinnati killed twelve rats.
by biting the backs OF their heads, while terrier
dog killed ten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

THE Newport, Rhode Island, Mercury is the
Oldest paper in the United States. It was founded
on the 18th of June, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

DR. Lyon, in Jail for poisoning his wife and
throwing her into well at lone Valley, is repu.
ted TO be quite wealthy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

They have doublcheaded girl in st. Louis
si she sings beautifully and talks with both mouths
The Lord send her deaf husband
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

A MAN unmarried advertised for a partney
for his heart and lot;' a young woman replied by
asking how big is your lot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

Two Frenchmen from Yreka went TO Fort
Langley and could find nothing. They were
told that the gold was higher up they went up,
aud were then told that the gold was lower down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN.-The San Francisco
Heroid asserts that it is likely nominations for
Congress will he made at the convention on the
4th of August, notwithstanding the Legislative
act postponing the election, to next year. If so
occurring, it will be done with expectation that
the dominant party in Congress will admit repre-
sentatives of the same political faith, however
elected. This, we presume, is speculation, only
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Proceedings of Democratic District Convention

j. McGuLIvRAy, Secretary.
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