Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-04

er Amoor, and Siberia, to Moscow. which city il
already in teegraphic communication with al
parts Of the European continent, and vita Eng
land, There's no heading Off American people
wien they demand outlet
EFFECTS OF ELECTIoNEERING.-M Nj. Bates, can
didate for Assembly, stayed at home and made
no speeches, and is elected; while others Skinned
all over the mountains for defeat only. We dc
not think that wel-known citizen gains any
ching by the modern practice of itnerant cleo
tioncering. To be thus elected on unsolicited
suffrage is triumph, and the chosen will carry
great weight to his official station.
TRINITY Co. PROPERTY AND TAxEs.-The total
worth Of taxable property in Trinity County is
$l,320,90l. Total amount of tax assessed, ST.
832 II. State portion, $7,925 Al County, So,
Col 81 School, $l,32O 90 ; lndigent Sick, ST.
800 80 Road, $500 As. The proportion Of tax
alton is 81 3j on each 500 worth OF property
State tax, co cts. County, SO cts. School, 10
cts. ; INDECENT Sick 10 cts, and Road cts
TRINITY CENrRE-The following is the vote OIL
Trinity Centre precinct
Supreme Judge-B Baldwin, Al Curry, 6.
ControUer- Melony, 30 Dawley, 6.
District Judge-D DaingerGeld, 10.
Go. Judge- Miller, AZ Norcross, 10 Chad
bourne, s.
assembly, Bates, 10 Sterling, II Howe, g..
Superuisor, 1st DisL-Smonds, 81 Hoadley, l.
NgmY every newspaper in which we hoped to
find news is filled with bortations to fidelity and
vigilance on election day For instance Keep
it before the People !! " ote Early = Beware of
Spurious Ticketsn &C. What a patriotic set of
fellows editors are ! What Uoud come Of this
republic if they were abolished, or-all tight at
once
LATE on Wednesday night, and ueyy early on
Thursday morning there was considerable loud
demonstration OF rejoicing as the returns came
in from important precincts. Two or three no
scs were condensed on election day, beyond whicl
there was but little disorder.
UuMsoLDT.-We have the Times from Mr.. Loup
The lumber trade at Eureka has revived
brass band has re e-organ,zcd there Citizensb have
made an excursion to North Beach The Times
las been removed to Eureka, beyoId which 1T re-
lates nothing of interest
BLOOD SHED.-The Brandon (Mss.) Republican
says that the first blood shed in defence of lib
erty was in the South The Republican might
have added that more blood has been shed there
since the close Of the war than in any other quar-
ter-if we are to believe the bowieknife calen-
dar.
THE comparatively small vote cast ior Mr. Nor
cross, here, is no true index of the estimation IN
which he is held in this community. Many OF his
former supporters voted for the Mud sill candl-
date, in hope of defeating the regular Democrat
jc nominee, believing that Mr.. Norcross could
not be elected.
THE Red Bluffs Beacon wants to know where
Silas G. Higgins and J. l.. Adams are-or any
one who was In the IrdRn hgh; at loose Lake.
last spring A resident of Lane Comfy ore
gon, had a daughter in the battle, and wants l'
know her fate. Address the Beacon, Red Bluffs
COFFEE CREEK.-A note from resident Of
Trinity Centre says he thinks Coffee Creek polls
were not opened because the judges and inspec-
tors were not there. lie is not certain about it,
however.
Mr.. HUBERT, teacher of the Weaverville
School, has brought his family from Yreka to re-
side here, and is getting along well with his bus
mess of instruction.
Mr. JuLrs I<oRN, a leading German of San
Francisco, has issued political pamphlet, od
dressed to bis countrymcn, cxhorting adheronc(
10 the Democratic party.
lS~ Several days of this week have afforded
hotter weather than we have ever felt in Califor-
nia-not breath Of air aslir, but an intense, ov-
en.lke heat, almost uncomfortable.
THE race for District Judge in Humboldt rous-
ed much interest. The Times thinks it probable
that all the candidates would not be elected,
though they wouldn't believe it,
WELLS, FARGO g. Co.-San Francsco-We are
indebted TO the above named Express and Bank
ing house for packages Of daily papers forward
ed by Blake's Express.
spRAGUE is the only Shasta Attorney in atten
dance at the District Court, which still continues
in session.
G3y-A mountain editCrreturned from the Fair
says be fell in with literary lady Of San Fran
ciscop Out O that, you scamp
LATEST FROM SAcRAMENTo.-We have the I'm
ion of the 1st from Mr.. Frank Blake, just re-
turned from San Francisco.
SUPERVISOR, lsT DIsT.-Mr Simonds, Amer
candidate for Supervisor, is in all probability
elected over Hoadley, Democrat.
IlEAITH.-Notwithstan the exceeding no
weather we hear Of no case of serious illness il
the neighborhocd. This is healthy County.