Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
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staff. Advanced age caused the broken limb TO
knit slowly. which even now is Of but little SER
vice. During the long months OF suffering be
received many kndnesses from citizens OF Wea-
verville to whom he desires us to return
thanks, and more especially TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Eastman and Mr.. George Williams. and to assure
them that the prayers Of the old man on whom
they bestowed their charity in the hour of need,
Will follow them to the grave.
LEFT Us-Dr. II. b. Dawson. an old citizen,
and for two years past druggist at the Weaver
vile Drug Store. left last Sunday morning-des-
tination uncertain The DR.. is a skilful Drug
gist and a man of unfatering energy, and we
expect to hear Of his establishment in business
in some new locality, before long-perhaps in
the newly y-discovered mining region in Carson
/ Valley, perhaps in South America. Wherever it
may be, we wish him succesS--the success which
should attend one who anywhere will occupy the
/ position Of "A good citizen and upright business
man. Henry Kaufman, an excellent young man,
and thorough master Of his business, has taken
Dr. Davison's place at the Weaverville Drug Store.
! CRY DRUG SToRE.-Mr. Fagg has lately re-
turned from purchasing trip to The Bay, bring
! ing with him the finest assortment Of beautifully
bound Gift Books ever in Weaverville. The
children were not forgotten Toys of every size
and shape, for Christmas and New Year, are a
mong the new purchases. Fancy articles for Ia
dies and gcntlemens use, toilet furniture, per-
fumcry. etc, are a part Of the new stock. Also
n splendid stock of Gilt Picture Frames, of
cry size and style. All these articles are for sale
at small advance on San Francisco cost.
Hon WArER.-The bitches from Browns and
Rush creeks are running full, afordng an abun-
dant supply for carly winter mining in their To-
caIities. Cochel q Guptill have enlarged their
ditch the past summer, and expect to use water
on a large scale in their extensive claims. The
entire country between East Weaver and the
Browns creek divide, promises to pay largely
when fairly opened. The Rush creek Pitch Co.'S
canal commands the whole section.
GONE TO THE VALLEY.-The season has arrived
for starting live stock to their winter quarters in
the valley Every spare horse and mule, and
" dried mp COW is sent away on account of the
high price of hay and other feed. Large herds
have been leaving the last fortnight for the less
severe climate OF Eel river and Van Duzens
Fork, in Humboldt county, and Cottonwood, Cow
creek. and other iav0rite herdng localities in
the Sacramento valley.
The WEATHER.-Siace our last issue rain and
snow-part of the time both-have fallen most
of the time. SO much rain this early in the
son, is unusual The mining season has opened
brisk. with the appearance OF a wet, open winter
ahead. As in Mariposa, " miners laugh both
sides of their face at the prospect" All they
desire is plenty Of water for with it come smi-
ling faces and well.flled pHrses.
CoURT or SEssIoNs.-On Friday Of last week
All Tape was tried by jury, for assault with muir
derous intent II. ]. Howe for people, and Jno
e. Crowninsheld for .fendant. Several Chinese
witnesses were examined. and the jury returned
a verdict of guilty. AT 10 O'Clock on Saturday
the prisoner was brought into Court. and by
Judge Miller sentenced to three years in the
State Prison.
GREENHooD & NEwBirER-Tbrough their EX
press, and Wells, Fargo q Co. many of our most
valuable exchanges are received and sent. This
is great convenience in these days Of slow
mails, and one we highly appreciate. We have
continued reason for thanking the attaches of
the House here for kind and obliging acts to-
ward the JOURNAL Office.
JoBBING DoNE.-Jcsse Mitchell, hard work
ing and trusty colored man, crossed the plains
all the way from Champaign county, Ohio, and
is now stopping at Bakers barber shop. Jesse
s ready to do anything from ra-splitting to
boot backing. Instruct him in what you wish
done, and when Jesse says " adzactly," depend it
will be done TO your liking.
WINTRY.--Snow fell to the depth Of four in
ches on Thursday night, but at the time of going
to press it gives indication of brief stay. Very
little warm rain now would send terrible food,
and do much damage. The telegraph wire is
down above and below this place. Charley Sha.
fer started out to repair ii between here and Shas-
Ia, Friday morning.
THURSDAY NIGnT.-The weather couldn't have
been more unravorable for the Thanksgiving
party. Mingled snow and rain fell all night, yet
about forty ladies were in attendance We have
not heard what the receipts were, but know that
the party was very pleasant one and all seemed
TO enjoy it.
CHINA Row.--Mr. James Cochran has complct-
ed four new building on the Main street front of
the old Cochcll property. They will be occupied
by some of the sixty odd Chinese prostitutes now
resident here, we suppose.
DANCING ScnooI4-Mr. Eddy, of Shasta, late
of San Francisco, attended the Ball on Thursday
night. He is teaching several Dancing classes
in Shasta county, aud proposes to open School
in Weaveryille after few weeks.
CIEGG, of the Main street News Depot, brings
US files of San Francisco da lilies every evening,
on the arrival OF the Stage. lie ia thanked for
his kindness, aud for copy of the London Art
Journal.
For THREE YEARs-SherilT Messcc started for
San Quentin last Sunday morning, accompanied
by All Tape, the murdcrous Chinaman, who will
reside there for the next thirty-sx months
HAv isworth eighty dollars ton, here. Bar
ley, six cents pound.
COUNTY.
LEwsToN.-Frank Britain is about to start
trading post there. River mining has ceased for
the winter. Nunnaly's ditch is full of water,
and more miners are wanted to use it, Mr..
Thomas, who had his leg broken by fall from
Nunnaly's nume, is getting well. The Chinese
chapel is undergoing repairs-is to have an organ
and ctoir, Rev. All Cab informs us. Ransom a.
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