Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-26
Gbe gonrnal,
Vrayerrile, Saturday Morning, Feb. 26, 1850
HOME RECORD.
Town.

Il is no humbug pretension; we nave been witness
of its ecatious trials and can testify to its cura-
tive power. Mr.. Bradley, who owns the right of
nreparation resides here; he became possessed of
the right by purchase, and has other business to
obtain livelihood; but if druggists elsewhere,
can become aware of the value of the medicine
named, it will become celebrated and will be
rich possession for the owner. We could not be
induced to so remark unless convinced that the
Liniment is deserving of recommendation.
INDIAN is INJIN-We have remarked three or
four we'll behaved polite little Indian boys pro-
tected by citizens here; they speak English with
comparative accuracy, and converse in that Ian
cuage at play. The other night we saw them
spearing hypothetical salmon in brook; they
had constructed large artificial fish which they
were vigorously harpooning with sharpened
poles, amid prodigious aboriginal excitement. A
spectator remarked lnjin is Injin, all the time"
FATHER OREnLY, we learn is in Marysville,
or on the way up having nearly recovered from
his late injuries by fall from his horse. He ex-
pected to be here next week, if the storms permit
Since the foregoing was prepared, the Reverend
gentleman has arrived, much improved in health.
CLAIM RoBBERs.-On Tuesday night some
thieves robbed the upper box of MCGOWAN, Wilson
Il Williams claim, on Faggtown Flat obtaining,
it is believed, four or five hundred dollars-the
estimate is made from the yield of the boxes be-
low.
"ExILE OF SmERIA."-Yo read that fas-
cinating little book long ago. Well, the trees on
the surrounding mountains remind us every day
of the scenery of the exiles' inhosptable home;
they are frost-laden and hoary.
REPLACING A GARDEN.-Mr. Thomas, owning
property occupied by Mr.. Myers, is having his
excavated garden replaced by tailings discharged
from FoX's hume. 1t will be valuable when
completed.
Mr.. LOOMS has received a fine lot ofgrape vines
from Downer of Shasta, agent for Smiths Sacra-
mento Garden Citizens desiring choice trees
shrubs and Towering plants can obtain them of
Downer.
BOYS DYE HEAR Some boys were caught
in claim near town last Sunday, crevicing;"
the owner thinks it paid we'll, and that the owners
of the boys had better keep them away, in future,
or he may apply a gad."
FUNERAL SERvICE.--On Sunday the church
was crowded to hear the funeral sermon on the
death of Lizzie Blackwell, delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Myers.
"NoRTH STAR" LopGE-REMovAL.-T Odd
Fellows have removed their rooms from the
magnolia" to the second story of Clfford's
building.
Snow DEPTH.-We conjecture that the snow
on Bald mountain is in places thirty or forty feet
deep. Trees that in summer cast long shadows
are now half buried.
THE Atlantic Mail, from the Weaverville post
office will close on Saturday evening" the Goth
inst, at 6 o'clock.
RAIN and snow have continued at intervals
all the week, relieved by occasional streaks of
sunshine.
Hon. Il. T. MILLER, county Judge of Trinity,
has returned from Sacramento.
SMAsH.-The roof of the Trinity Theater fell
in during former snow.
County.
TEXAS BAR,-The late rains have filled all the
bitches, and water is abundant and cheap. This
Bar until the past year, has been considered
worked out, and was nearly abandoned, but, the
discovery of back lead last winter has caused
la number of miners to settle here. Most of the
companies are ready to work, and it is probable
|fhat more money will be taken out this year than
.any previous one.
Messrs. Van Wrinkle & Wilson, of Indian creek
<llave struck diggings on a fiat about half a mile
from the mouth of the creek, that will average
;half an ounce per day to the hand. The fiat is
Barge, and it is believed the lead extends its en-
lre length. A new ditch has just been compet-
zed to the head of Texas Bar, which will supply
water TO this fiat and several others. The new
Bitch is from seventy-ive to one hundred feet
higher than the old ditch conveying water to the
IL. mi. -
3urned in the coming week The enterprising
Bropretors, Soule & Dusky, intend extending the
itch down the river as far as Smiths Flat, where
u will cover rich and extensive diggings hither-
% unprospected for want of water
IMPREsoR.
TArLoR's FLAT--Since writing my last visi-
Pie change has taken place here, and one which
Pnders undoubted its future success. Miners are
<oming in by the dozen, and are stalking claims
pa prospecting with flatteriug results. After
pur years. struggle with dame Fortune, we are
last emerging from our lethargic state, and we
ay yet see this one of the most lively and pro-
petve camps on the river. There is good OPP
pftunity for gentleman and wife to open
pardng house here. Several buildings are va
hnt, any one of which, with little capital may
ihaue 10 40 lair business. Wnlte 20. are
ill making good wages with the rocker Also a
Pmpany styled the Saints, ,"-Sammons. Ny
Is * Co., of Canadian Bar, have been making
ir wages all winter washing top dirt. com
any has formed who intend opening the old
aims at Antonio's Point they will construct
Xheel to convey water on the diggings. Watson
XWilson, at Sweed's Bar have their large fume
Goss the river nearly completed. 1t is spien-
q piece of workmanship TIP.
HOSPITAL TAX COLLECTORS. s.-Senator Burch
prepared a bill authorizing the Trinity Coun-
Board of Supervisors to appoint two Collectors
Hospital Tax-the service has, hitherto, been
formed by the County Assessor.
EXPRESS TO HAY Fork COUNTRY Wood |
fd has established twice-a-month express to
" Fork. Persons desiring this paper, over
fe, may henceforth obtain 1t of him.
CASoN CITY MAu.-The Post Master General
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