Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

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CISCO who is regarded as the ablest Judge on the
District Bench. | have always found Judge
Daingriicld judgment and opinions intelligent,
aud generally sound, and regard him as an able,
faithful aud conscientious officer
Very respectfully you're.
JOS G.. BALDWIN.
Judge OF supreme Court
Cor. DupLEY.-The efforts Of this gentleman on
the stump are pronounced extremely gratifying
to audiences addressed by him in this county
We like his style. because he avoids indulgence
ia personal and partizan abuse aud scurrlity. 1t
Is Il tact, that the minds of men are necessarily
not constructed alicia fact that should instruct
party speakers that difference in political opinion
should never occasion personal inVeciye where it
can be avoided. line of legitimate political
argument may, and ought to be pursued without
nluring and disgusting the feelings of people
""" p"I' ,ic4l.y tel te Auss from the speak
- IT, -NIs--- ~ haS arrlv&lat sensible couclu-
lon =, in his speech here The other night, he said
he would not speak of Brodcrick at all. believing
that lac and G~in were a fair oil set and TOO much
attcdllon had already been attracted to them.
sensible men ofall parties coincide in that opinion.
WHAT WE NEED Mosr-A Hook and Ladder
Company is most needed here. With dozen
good hooks at hand burning building could be
putIcd down before halt destroyed, aud thus pre-
vent fire SPREADING or, in case of necessity level
hal-a-dozrn houses if required, 10 check II fire.
\ we'll organized hook and ladder company would
do more service Than halfa-GoZcn fire companies
in mountain town, where water can hardly ever
be had in sufficient quouiiy TO use for fire pur-
l"s.s. We advise every house holder on the dis
'neI lately burned TO have few hooks prepared
for emergency
CuTzE>slur. Daring the present term of Dis
lrtt Cont Hnety-One persons have been admit
ted to the rights and privileges of American
citizenship. This Is the largest number ever ad-
mated al any session Since the organization of
thc county Il is an evidence Of the interest felt
by toreign-born citizens in the coming election
many OF lhem having been entitled to their final
papers for ycar~ The majority Of them will vote
ia" straight Democratic ticket, while a NUMBER
tat we know Of, repudiatin3 the Administration,
will support tAc .AHti-LccomQton or Republican
t.uiniureS.
TnE ELEPHANTS-" ALBEIT AND VICTORIA. -
The simple announcement that they are coming
wiil induce everybody to know when--for which
Information we refer to advertisement, elsewhere.
We predict an enthusiastic reception for them.
There are many people in this county who never
"-,W the Elephant" proper, and those who have,
will not miss the opportunity Of seeing the first
ever exhibited on the Pacific. Wednesday and
IhHrslay Of next week is the time. On Wednes-
day afternoon private performance will he given
ior the accommodation Of families and children,
Who cannot conveniently attend in the evening.
HARyEY'S ORIGINAL MNsTREIs played here on
Saturday and Sunday evenings OF last week. The
company gave the best satisfaction of any that
has erer been here, and, in fact, was the best
They are all genuine " cullud pussons, and have
b en- Instructed iH their vocation by Mr. Harvey
himself, who thoroughly understands his business.
They will return here soon, when we advise all
who have an opportunity to hear them.
EspEcnL ATrGNTIoN-We ask attention to an
article on the first page Of lO.day's paper, from
the pen of Ferris Forman, ESD, Of Sacramento,
assisted by John A. Watson Clerk Of this county,
j has been prepared at great deal Of trouble
and some expense (1s will be seen by the next re-
port Of the Board oi Superyi,ors) Owing to the
interesting nature of the sui ject, it Will be re-
printed in onr next number.
VERY COMPLIMENTARY TO FoREIGNERs.-T
Clcscland (Oh!oJ Mfdid, u republican Journal
says:
I'VE nnhesitatingly aver that seven-tenths of
The foreigners in our land. are not as intelligent
~ the iul-blo0ded a trican Of our State-We will
not include The part blood"
Ohio bad better couple on the Massachusetts,
"tWO years amendment"
MoRE Since our last issue the fol-
lnNiug persons have been admitted to citizenship
y. Asnworth, r. :. Baker John Alcoman, Henry
Wins William Richards, y. Holman, William
Bucbhunse, Jacob /uber. Jacob Paul, Cheda
Gandcuzic, Fred. Lchleitner, Jack IIawley, Fred
Xriy, David Farrell and Francis Etzel.
lNpnoylNG.-We are informed by DR.. Trask
German hospital physician, that Peter Weis, the
injured miner, is doing we'll, aud will probably
recover.
FINE PEAcnEs-Two Of the finest peaches We
ever saw were presented us hy Henry heeler, Esq,
ON Tuesday They came from Major Bidwel's.
RIPE fGuIr.-The first ripe apples and peaches
of the season, grown in this county, were receiy-
Cd ftum r. G. Dungry, Esq, Of this place.
GREENH0oD Co, OF the Express, and d. w.
CIhGG, of the News Depot, are thanked for news
pat.r.4l layoga during the week,