Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
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hos nevertheless, performed an amazing amount
If work, all of which displays taste, Judgment
"a order not board or timber out Of proper
A., NOT n tree or shrub neglected not walk
;ncb too wide or too narrow, not single de-
"i,n Int what is pleasing to the eye. We trust
nat contrary to his own expressed belief, he may
live long and peacefully to sit and rest under the
1bodow of the trees bis own enfeebled hands have
planted.
Wrr1s-Our friend, WELLS, the miner rpoet
has removed from Point Bar to small "ranch"
an Weaver creek. For great while be has neg
,ected the MUSES. for the less poetical but more
useful occupation of cutting fume-timber and
sbingle-trees, but we are advised that poem Of
Greater magnitude than common will shortly be
nroduced-" if the weather is too bad to work !"
We know of no other writer of verse in Califor-
MIA who can so nearly approach the sweet sim
pcity of Burns His numbers find open ave-
nues to the heart.
NAH. CARRYING AND EXPRESS PARTNERsHIP.-
Il. NJ Loop and Charley Shafer have arranged a
eo-partnership to carry the Weavervile and Un-
fontown mail, and to transact express and news
paper business on the road. Shafer will leave
Weaverville on Wednesdays and Saturdays, for
Biz Bar thence Loop will convey the mails and
EXPRESS TO Union, and back to Big Bar once a
week They are both we'll known as deserving
Young men. and we hope they may make money.
By this arrangement residents on the river can
procure the JOURNAL on the day of publication.
EXPRESS CHANGE-WELLs, FARGO q Co.-Mr.
Felix Tracy, of Wells, Fargo 4 Co., Shasta, has
been here this week, and transferred the Weaver.
vile Express connection of that House to Green
hood & Newbauer, who will hereafter transact
Express business through them, and will sell their
Eastern Exchange. Observe their business eX-
rlaned in advertisement.
FIREs.-Gcorge Millens blacksmith shop took
fire on Saturday night, hut was discovered and
cxtinguishcd by passers-by after burning big
kOle near the roof. A China house, adjoining
Krnttschnitt's, was discovered on fire Wednesday
night-put out before much damage was DONE
One evening last week Walters saloon caught
fire, from the stove pipe-no damage.
JAMES s. MCCAIN Il Co.-0bsecve Mccain &
Co.'S business notice in today's paper; they have
an immense esablshment--One Of the most ex-
tensive stores in the mountains of California
'heir assortment is varied az ii is extensive
every article required may be obtained of them
They are popular, fair dealers, and deserving
citizens.
CATHOLIC PAsToRATE-We understand from
Mr., Mcdonald that Rev. Father O'Recy, wko
was thrown from his horse. while since, is in a
deplorable condition at San Francisco. Both
shoulders were disocatcd, and one still remains
out Of place, so that he cannot raise his hands
TO his head. There is no Catholic clergyman
Nero, at present.
TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION between this place
md Yroka was completed on Monday--the line
was badly broken by the late snow. Considering
fiat twenty miles of the wire had to be replaced
She Company have been very expeditions at re-
pairs.
LEcruRE.-We are advised that Mr.. G. X. God
frey. Superintendent of Shasta schools. will lee
ture here shortly, on some educational subject
Mr. Godfrey understands this subject we'll, and
we believe, will entertain and instruct in discus
sion OF what is of great importance to the young.
SEWING CrRcLE.-The ladies' Sewing Circle
have obtained and paid seventy dollars for a stove
recently placed in the Union Church. This is |
commendable. The Society meet on Wednesday |
OF alternate weeks
EARTHQUAKE-A number of citizens declare |
that an earthquake shock was distinctly percep- !
tble on Monday night, near ~ o'clock Mr. |
Blake was advised by Telegraph that the shock |
was felt at Shasta.
MoNETARY,-General expression is made that !
money is scarcely to be obtained at ala con
sequence of the long suspension of mining bust |
ness 1t is asserted that attempts to collect |
bill are productive of profanity, only.
WRITING AND COMMERCIAL ScuooL.-Mr. D. |
W. Clcgg has established writing and book
keeping School, next Baehr's Jewelry Store
which he advertises.
REyIvAI.-Wc have understood that signs of
Religious revival are manifest certainly attend
ahce at church is unusually large.
lIIGH WND.-Heavy winds blew on Wedncs-
day night, but not cold first days of the week
tWarm and pleasant
DlED.-On the 9th inst, FRANK WHEIrE ma
i've Of Ireland, aged about 33 years.
County.
CANoN CREEK.-The weather, Jan. 23d, is still
Icold but mining operations have been briskly re-
commenced mining, with every other business,
was at stand still, for while. Ninety-six feet
ri Fisher 4 Co.'s fume fell rs feet, and scarcely
|ieft whole plank or timber it will be speedily
repaired, for many depend on the nume for en-
'ployment
Weare about to lose one of our oldest residents
and most esteemed neghbors--C. p. Harker, who
will leave for the Atlantic next week. We don't
like to lose so clever fellow but he /" allows"
that If he doesn't go pretty soon his matrimonial
chances Will be desperate-like your humble ser
lVant's. MINER.
Down RIVER MINEs.-At Big Flat all having
water are doing well one company working at
pig Bar ) at Cox's Bar mining business is active,
several hydraulics at work. company of Chi |
namen are working successfully at Little Prai-
pic two companies of white men and many Chi |
seamen at Taylors Flat two companies at Cedar
lat, and one at Dixon's Bar. Several persons at
Fork at the mouth of New river. From Shafer,
Rxpressman.
TRINITY CENTRE.-The mines are frozen and
4fled up little or nothing doing. The Odd Eel |
<ows expect to have their Hall completed by the
Efst of March Mn