Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

81 IL Bro, SIS, II. Martin, $4,000 l.. Raah
& Co, $1,000 Rush Greek Ditch Co., $1,000
i. R. Skies, S5,2Gj Tracy Scofeld, $1,000 II.
j. Seaman, 57,700 Turner Bar Co, 5000 NJ.
Whclan * Co, $4,000 Geo. Williams, $500
+. Walter Co, SG,250; Frank d Jno. Young,
$4,000,
THREE MoRE CITIZENS GoNE.-Mr. James Al
len, an old Weavervle miner, left for his home
in Mobile, Ala, on Thursday morning. He left
a host Of friends behind, who regret that it is not
his intention to return.
On the same morning Mr.. VIM Porzelius. Of
Evans Bar, started for his home in Germany.
BILLY" as everybody knew him, is noble
hearted fellow, and has gone on last visit to
the home OF his childhood, recently made cheer
loss ly the death Of an aged mother. and will
come back next summer to spend his remaining
days in Trinity. lie had not an opportunity to
bid lis many friends farewell, in person, and
requests Us to do it in this manner. May pro-
tccting Providence safely return him to his cher
ished home in the mountains Of Trinity.
Mr., c. G. Stuart, a resident OF this county for
some time past. started for his home in western
New York, on Tuesday morning he will not re-
turn.
New CATHOLIC CHURcu.-Rev. Father O'Rei-
ley of Trinity church, Weaverville, advertises
to-day for proposals for the erection Of a new
church building for that Society. The Rev. gen
tleman informs us that be has purchased the lot
formerly occupied by Collins Ball Court, front
ing on High street, and running back to Ten
Cent Gulch. The lot adoins the Catholic bury
ing ground, and it is intended to erect a house of
worship thereon which will be an ornament to
,la MA md H.. tt.,t,. ,TtI h.
proposed church building can be seen by apply
ing to Father Rcilcy, at his residence on Court
House hill.
NATamo>AL-Cards Of invitation were re
cejved by several of our citizens, to attend the
nuptias Of Mr.. JOSEPH LoRYEA, of Sacramento
formerly resident here, and Mss SARAH PHIL
LIPS, of San Francisco. The ceremony took
place at the Stockton street Synagogue, San
Francisco, on Wednesday evening of this week
Invitations were also received to attend the
marriage ceremony Of another former citizen of
Weayerville-MR. NJ WATERMAN. formerly with
Greelhood d Newbaucr, TO MISS DINA ElsAssER
Of Sacramento. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of j. Newbauer, Sacramento, on
Wednesday, the 18th.
RESPECTFULLY SrDMmrED.-The Church cdiGce
in his place needs a considerable outlay, inward
ly to make it comfortable for the winter. As
the people herea bouts have donated literally to-
wards building the Church and Parsonage resi-
dcnco, it is suggested that Ball. to be given uu-
der he auspices Of The ladies Of the Church, be
appropriated to such purpose. Why not? They
do it in Shasta, and they are older and more
strictly religious, we hear, than the Weayervilc-
iaHs. If the proposition to dance for the Church
does Mt meet with favor, We suggest a series of
Sacred Sunday Evening Concerts. The PROPOSE
Ton is submitted.
IysuHAscE.--J.S S Mccain Y Co., Pierce, Church
d Co.. and II. J. Seaman have recently insured
their business and stocks through the agency of
Mclean d Fowler, San Francisco That firm are
agents for the Hartford, Phoenix, Merchants,
Goodhnc, Quaker City aud Girard Insurance
companies, and they have authorized II. J. Sea.
man TO transact business for them here The
expense Of insurance is very light and property
owners regarding their interests should not delay
in having their buildings insured.
HORNED APPLICANT FOR JUSTICE A very Sc
date looking old COW was observed to emerge
from the front door of the Court House the other
evening. We have not learned her business
there, but suspect her owner was about embark.
ing in the "swill milk" business and with human
instinct She had repaired thther to seek justice
for The intended wrong. That COW has heard of
Frank Leslie, probably.
TAXABLE PROPERTY or TRNIrY.-The amount
Of taxable property thus far returned by the As
sessor, shows falling Off from last year. being
less than $l,40o,0OO The taxable property of
humboldt amounted to S12j4 .O0O this year.
Assessor Ketchum has until next Monday to
make further assessments, which will consdera-
by increase the above still it is the general
Impression that the assessment is much too small.
ELEGANr PREsENr-On Wednesday evening,
Mr.. James Allen presented f. DtENER, Esq, of
the Mountain Market, with an elegant gold watch,
purchased of Mr.. Baehr worth S225. 1t was Il
token of the high esteem in which he held Mr..
d., and was well deserved by that gentleman.
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DOUGLAS CITY BUsMEss.--We are told that
Goewey q lIough, merchants, are receiving an
immense winter stock. which they intend to sell
AT such reasonable rates that miners in that sec
ton will find it much to their interest TO buy of
them.
CHANGED HANDs.-Mr. James Cochran has pur-
chased the property OF A. COchell, on Main street,
and removed the building thereon to the Center
street end OF the lot.
GREENHOoD d NEwBAUER have not failed du-
ring the week TO supply US with early files of dai-
ly papers. They are thanked for their kindness
SALE or STocK.-Sherif Messcc gives notice
that be will sell a train o. pack mules and other
stock at Feltcr's rancb on Tuesday next.
DANCE AT DOUGLAs CTY-A well-attended
Ball was given at Ciaresy's Saloon, on Thursday
night. The participatOrs had pleasant time.
HOME FEUTT.-Mr. r. C. Dpngey has presented
US with an apple weighing one pound and eight
ounces, raised in bis orchard on Taylor street.
II. j. SEAMAN has our Acknowledgements for
express and newspaper faVors this week,