Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
HOME RECORD.

Town.
THE CuILDREN's FEsTIvA1.-The May party
last Saturday passed off to The great satisfaction
School--Mr Desty, teacher, were invited by Mrs.
Howe to participate in the May celebration. The
schools started for The festival grounds about ten
o'clock, accompanied by their parents and quite
large number Of citizens. The spot selected
was on West Weaver creek, about a mile from
town, where a bower had been built and May
pole raised, decorated with wreaths Of evergreen
and bouquets OF wild flowers. The exercises
were short, but very appropriate and well execu-
ted. Esther Cocbell had been chosen Queen Of
the May" by her school-mates, and Bell. Cochell,
Susan Bates, Josephine Kenney and Mary Pou-
leur Maids of Honor. The children performed
several pieces of music very creditahly. and af-
ter singing "A Rosy Crown, &C." The Queen
was crowned, who responded with the pretty lit
tie song " All Radiant in Beauty The eXerci-
ses declared at an end, the children amused them.
selves until he dinner bour as best pleased them.
A table, with good supply Of catables, was rea-
dy and relished by all after the long walk
The children of elder growth" present seemed
to enjoy the occasion equally with the little ones.
Signs % approaching rain about O'Clock, caus-
cd dispersal of white muslins and silks.
JUSTICES CoUBr.-Tbe following cases were
before Justice Murphy's Court during the week :;
The People az. Christopher ]. Coopcr.-Assault
and battery. Found guilty.
G. w. Van Horn az. /. w. Ludwig
for $3.50. Judgment in favor Of pltf.
Jacob Weckert ag. W. Jobnson.-Acton for
$50. so. Judgment in favor Of pltf.
DEUTscuEs MArFEsT-This time-honored sea
son of merry-making will be commenced on next
Thursday, and continue through Friday and Sat
urday. No attention has been or will be spared
10 make the occasion a festive one. We are sat
isfed the attendance will be larger than ever be-
fore Many people from adjoining counties have
sienifed their intention to be present, and we ad
wise all who intend TO 90 to get their tickets
right away! Read tue programme, elsewhere.
RErIRNED.-The Hon. j. c. Burch returned
home on Saturday last. With the session of the
Legislature just closed, the term of Mr.. Burch
expires The prompt manner with which he has
responded to the wishes of his constituents, has
cndeared him to the people Of his district, aud
the State at large.
ARRIvED-Gen. w. c. Kibbe reached town on
Wednesday. His arrival was anxou.ly looked
company as It was understood that be would
bring the money to pay them off. We learn that
the volunteers have received their discharges,
and that they will be paid in a few days.
BILLIARDS -Messrs. Frank and John Young
Of the Bank Exchange, have received two of the
finest billiard tables we have ever seen. The beds
of marble aud slate, and they are furnished
with Pbean's patent cushions; they are superior
TO anything Of the kind north Of Marysyille Go
and try them.
RETURNED.-J John P. Jones, ESD, late Secrcta-
ry to Adjutant General KiLbe, in The Humboldt
expedition, returned on Tuesday, by way Of Sac
ramento, where he has been spending a few
weeks. lie was warmly greeted by his friends,
and comrades in the late campaign.
THE Board of Supervisors as will be seen by
their proceedings elsewhere, have taken action
in regard to The wagon road on Weaver creek
The road will be built along the hill side, avoid
ing tie present unsafe fords
Mn. DowNHoUR informs US that his little girl,
whose leg was broken few weeks since by a
rolling log has entirely recovered from the effects
OF the injury, under medical treatment Of Dr.
Harris
GREENWOOD & NEwBArER and Wells Fargo &
Co have supplied us with late newspapers
through the week also with Hutchings' Maga-
zine, for May. They expect the Atlantic papers
this friday evening.
ROLLING IY.-DuriDg the week large number
of teams have arrived from Red Bluffs, loaded
with goods for our merchants, which gives our
town lively appearance. There are number
more on the road.
STAGES commenced running between Weaver
Vile and Shasta, last Sunday, and will hereafter
make daily trips, each way. Wm Lawrence and
Jas. Comstock are drivers.
Mr.. CHARLES SLOAN is building an aqueduct to
convey water from his East Weaver race TO bis
residence on the Hill, south of town, for irriga.
ting purposes.
FIRST LOADED TEAM.--Our old friend Johnson
made the FIRST trip of the season from the Bluffs
TO Weavoryille, with a heavily loaded four mule
team. He came in on Monday.
FoUR loaded four mule teams arrived here on
Wednesday. They report the road in bad coudi.
tion on the other side of Browns mountain.
caused by the late rain and recent repairs.
SHERIFF MAY gives notice that Grand Jury
for the May term of the Court Of Sessions, will
be drawn today, (FrdayD
SUPERVISOR ADAMS is improving the road be-
tween this place and taggtown- putting in new
and lasting bridges.
SAIUrE.-The boys connected with the late
humboldt expedition fired 33 guns, Oh Cen
Kbbe's arrival last Tuesday.
JosurH KoHN, in Elders building, Main street,
expects large stock Of spring and summer
clothing on Saturday.
BRTH.-ln Weaverville, on the 9th inst Mrs.
Joseph Hutchinson, Of a DAUGHTER.
II. J. SEAMAN, ESD, has gone below for new
stock Of goods.
County.
BODIES FoUND.-On the first Of February two
mining partners-one named Eorton-left TIiui.
ty Centre for their cabin on Coffee creek, about
twelve miles distant, during a heavy snow storm
They were advised not to 90 by Mr.. Kreder Of
the Trinity Centre Hotel, but believed they could
reach home safely, and started Two weeks af
forwards il was discovered that they had never
reached their cabin, and search commenced, but
without success. Last week the snow HAVING