Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-17
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Howe ag Walter, and others.--Plaintiff having
failed to prosecute, cause was dismissed at cost
o! pltf without prejudice
Gates and Wife ag. Jno. A. Watson and others
Plaintiff failed to prosecute, and judgment for
defendant rendered.
Lamb ag Hamilton.-Cause dismissed.
Weckert ag. Stokes.-Judgment ordered on
proof of debt.
Sheriff requested to furnish fuel, lights and
stationery for Court, the same to be county
charge.
Lofenz & Raab ag. McGillivray.-Judg
of S4.656 90 and interest, for pltfs and execu-
tion stayed till February lst, 1860.
People ag. All Wye, All Shang and All Boo,
for murder.-Col James, previous counsel, fail
ing to appear, H. J. Howe was appointed for de-
fence. Defts. demanded separate trial.
Dec. 14.-Wm. Herde and Manuel Silver ad-
mitted TO citizenship.
People ag. All Wye.-The case being ready
for trial, the following jury was drawn and ac-
cepted A. p. Jameson, ID. T. Wilcox, Geo F.
Robinson, NJ. d. Ochcltree, A. V. Dusky, Daniel
Carnes, N. Knapp, f. S. Fuller, Jos. Dunton. Jas.
Lyons, Ii. Ii. Wells, II. f. Nettleton. Indictment
IcdQ, ana some uOItu NiIIcSScS examined lot
prosecution, which then rested, and All Sam
sworn as interpreter for defence, when All Shang,
one of the prisoners was examined. Evidence
closed, jury retire and return verdict of man
slaughter. Thus ends the case which has been
in Court for more than six months, and cost the
county thousands of dollars The two other Chi
namen, Shang and Boo, will probably be acqut-
ted, as direct proof can be had that they were
implicated in the killing.
FIRE ALARMs.-The stove pipe from the New
Orleans Bar burned out at late hodr on Satur-
day night, causing considerable alarm to resi-
dents in the immediate neighborhood. TWAS ex-
tinguished without doing any damage.
On Sunday night the stove-pipe from Worm
ellis saloon took fire from accumulated SCOT.
Watchman Ward discovered and put it out with
out alarm. Neither of the above were occasion
ed from carelessness or unsafe stove-pipes.
About noon on Thursday the roof of the coun-
ty hospital, on Main street was discovered in a
blaze. The joints of the stove-pipe at the roof
did not meet, and but for The timely discovery
of the fire it might have resulted disastrousy to
life. ii. J. Seaman and VIM. johnson put it out
Mr.. q. W. Ward, private watchman, has an eye
to the stovepipes in his nightly rounds, especial
little extra caution by house occupants is advisa
BILE. We would advise general burning out of
stove-pipes and chimnies the first rainy morning.
GONE HoME.-Henry Keefer, for nearly year
connected with the Office of Greenhood u New
bauer, left on Monday, for his home at Thorod,
Canada, after visiting which he intends to enter
the University of Pennsylvania, to finish bis
medical studies. Henry is fine young man.
and was much respected here. Andrew Peter
son, long miner at Evans Bar, goes on the
steamer, and carries the respect and best wishes
OF many friends to the home Of his fathers, in
Germany. Charley -. mining companion
of Andrews, went with him. Nathan Young,
for five years with COmstock & Martin, also goes
by the steamer Of the 10th. Nate, as he was IA
millarly KNOWN will be universally missed from
his old post and will gladden. the heart of his
aged mother, from whom he has been absent for
seven years.
HOME MANUFACTURED HAMS AND BACoN-The
Mountain Market Of Loomis Il Company, on Main
street, has gained a reputation throughout this
and the adjacent counties in years past, for man
featuring superior article of Hams and Bacon
an article which all lovers of good meat, cured
after the old-time fashion, gladly welcome when
curing time comes. One week hence everybody
can be supplied with fresh and sweet Hams and
Bacon, direct from the "smoke-house" Of the
Mountain Market. Heretofore the supply has
fell far short of the demand this year an extra
quantity has been prepared, which will be sold
so cheap that everybody can indulge in the
luxury.
MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At a regular communica.
tion Of Trinity Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10, held
at the Masonic Hall in this place on Tuesday
evening" Dec 18Th, officers for the ensuing year
were elected, as follows w. J. Tinnin, E. II.
p; Jno. A. Watson, z. s. Dudley Sale, p. S. ;
r. T Miller, Sec. II. j. Seaman, e. XII. c..
Mason, G. of H.. Geo j. Love, R. A.C.:B.W
Winston, NJ. of 3D. v. NJ. Ruch, NJ. of I'd v. |.
G. Messec, NJ. OF 1st "; A. j. Loomis, Treas 4;
j. G. Wood, G.. The annual election of Trinity
Lodge, No q, f. and A. NJ will be held on
Monday evening, the 2Gth inst.
MUCn NEEDED.-The necessity for a Dashaway
organization has been sadly demonstrated during
the past week. A temperance reform is needed
the passion for intoxicating drinks is increasing
to an alarming extent Drunken brawls, discred-
table to the participants and the moral standing
of the place, have been frequent during the woek
There may be justifable exceptions to these vul-
gar demon 3trations which disturb the peace of
quiet citizens, but in some instances we know
they were not. For particular reasons we hone
no one will except to the above remarks.
| JUSTICES CoURT.-The following cases have
been before D. W. Clegg's Court within a week
People ag. Kelly.-Aiter one or two Intellectual
jury trials, the case was set for Dec. 10th. Jury
returned verdict for $lOO damages, which was
paid and prisoner discharged.
People ag. Gallagher Malicious mischief
Verdict Of not guilty.
People az. Ching Fuke.-Assault and battery
Fined $40 The same Chnaman will be tried
to-day for perjury.
WITnDRAwN-The California Stage company
have taken of one of their coaches between this
place and Shasta. Hereafter the stage will run
tri-weekly between the two places The reason
Tor this change is that the earnings of the route
DO not meet the current expenses. which we arc
sorry to learn. The Wagon Road company have
oHered TO reduce the toll one-half if daily stages
ara continued. bel "i~ - 'Nn interest of This