Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12
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a.,.,,,oy OF WAGON ROAD To1.I.-The Wea-
,.,lo and Shasta Wagon Road Directors have
,,rod to reduce the Stage -Company's toll $50
a nth. until the lst of May then if the Com
do not correspondingly reduce stage fare
IA rates will be resumed. 1t is hoped, how
bot the Stage men will not compel an in
|Ne 'D''h The fare now-or at least, in summer
E"n y"o'i fine roads are goods too much.
4 ,xcuE.-On Monday night the stage was
,nnod on Browns mountain by big slide
rrstock, the driver, says that eleven acres NOV
4 down the hill The coach was left on the
\ ,m,,oin messengers, one of them lady just
tou' ", thc States-drver, horses and mail came
IN The road has been repaired
"a MARRIED AND RETuRNED.-Mr. Fred. Walter,
\ old and popular citizen, has been to Ohio,
..riod and returned here to reside, Wednesday
an Tie has q great many friends here who
riil he Glad to see both live long and happily in
|ner adopted home
Tur Board of Supervisors have been in ses-
.;on since Monday accounts allowed on Gen
Ii Fund are not large, but orders on lIospi-
Al, Fund are larger than at an previous ses-
|Gon They will probably adjourn this evening
FRIDAY.
AnrNpANcE OF WATERFALL the creeks, gulches
MI bitches are abundantly supplied, and miners
], .,orvwbere are busy at work. 1t is said that the
Money panic is already beginning to abate.
zDNGEn.-One of the bridges between Wea-
xerville and Frenchtown is in very dangerous
Al. .I.,,, IN Il, f,1
Road Supervisor, attention
pERsoN-name unknown-fell into Howe Il
Joucs' corral, (big ditcb,) the other night, and
nearly drowned.
Nnp DUcKs.-Mr Lew, Ludwig has kindly
csen us a wild duck which he slew on his reser
voir. The fowls are not often seen here.
FCor,RTNERslnP-It is observed that A. j.
|Iecmis, of the " Mountain Market" has admitted
.GF Diener TO partnership.
&MCCruRE have several new business
no lcs to-day, which observe.
EEGH WATER.-On Sunday several fumes had
(oDe removed to save them from washing Off
County.
gRINITY CENTRE.-Miners have resumed opcr-
Mons. Snow Gulch claims yield WELL and Mis-
souri Gulch is unusually productve-all claims
opened there have proved good. Mr.. Vanduzen
has brought water on the hill, above town, wat
erng an extensive and rich section. Coffee Creek
xhere big siugs were found, is poying we'll Trim
itg Centre is fourishing little place has a
irst rate hotel by Sam. Krcider, saloon, excel
Ient and orderly, by Mr. Smiley. Fadcr q Allen
han built a new storehousc Mr. Watkins has a
heef market. The Yreka Express trains failed
io gct through, three or four days, recently be
tall,e of deep SHOWS on Scott's mountain
COSMOpOIITAN.
,AccpENT At HAY FoRE.-Ar. Iardessy, at
denpting to dig tree from a mining claim on
Iarricrs gulch, concluded TO 90 for an AK and
chbp it down. On his way baci, the tree uproot
ed, his companions called to him 10 run, but he
ran under the falling tree which broke his right
leg and crushed the other one all to pieces. lie
was alive on Thursday, and Doctors Trosk and
Tbmas went to see him. We learlcd this from
Mr. lIuch.
SlNDAY OBSERVATION on INDIAN CREEE.-On
Sunday two miners fell out, got to fighting; one
had finger nearly bitten off, and retaliated on
the others nose, section OF which was partially
Tenoved. The man without the nose sued in
Neevervlle for assault and battery-the nose
Avng been rrpaired-iury couldn't agree, of
nfSe, and the trouble was settled without con
Enuanc
d 'D CHNAMAY-IIenry 1Iindley found a
dead Chinaman, last Tuesday, about mile above
'he mouth of Canon Crerk--supposed TO have
been murdered, most likely by his countrymcn
during their drunken festival.
AuDENT.-John Campbell had his leg broken
above the ankle, last Friday afternoon, at Ore
gonAGulch.
RNITY RIVER is very high; miners can't work,
becan nse of the food.