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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

INFORMATION AsKED.-By some mysterious pro-
cess a copy of the Humboldt Times of March 3lst,
and the Northern Californian Of April 4th, got
into this Office on Thursday night Considering
that there are Indians on the TRAIL and snow on
the mountains, we are anxious to know how the
above papers came here, as no mail by way Of
San Francisco arrived on that evening. From
them we get the following news:
From the Arcata Northern Californian The
first instalment of 10 per cent on Wagon road
stock is being rapidly paid in. Handsome
Harry" Mckay, the absconding deputy sheriff,
had reached Arcata, and been held to answer on
the charge preferred. Mr.. G.. w. Werk has been
appointed deputy sheriff. A California lion was
arrested in the act of stealing one of Esquire
Jennings hogs which he dropped in his fright
was followed next morning by some braves and
arrested-with rifle ball
From the Humboldt Times :-Cbas. Hills com
mittcd suicide at Table Bluff on the 29th ult, by
shooting the top OF his head off A company of
T. s. troops have taken up quarters in the Bald
Hills to watch Indians. The Times asserts that
the grazing grounds of that county are noted for
their 1" uniform verdancy."
p. S.-SiDce the above was written Mr.. Houk,
mail man, has called on us, which accounts for
the receipt Of the Humboldt papers lie has had
severe time making bis last trip, having been
twice showed in Considerable snow remained
on the mountains when he came up. Indians
peacable on !he route. lie has our thanks for
tavors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

SEMINARY FOR THE NoRrH.-A pleasing feature
in the history and progress of the Northern por-
tion of the State is the establishment at Shasta
Of Union Seminary. 1t is an indication Of
advancemcnt-a movement we have loug hoped
for.
The advertisement OF the Shasta Union Semi
nary will be noticed in the proper place. The
institution will open on Monday next, and 10 the
citizens OF Northern California it looks for sup
port. Trinity, we hope, will not be behind her
sister counties in aiding the enterprise until we
can boast Of Seminary at home. The name of
Professor G. X. Godfrey and the others who are
10 assist him in his good work, speaks favoraby
for the success the Shasta Union Seminary.
The spring term, we are informed, will open with
about thirty pupils.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
Gbs Grmitg Homnal.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,

DEUTscHEs MAI FEsr.-Members Of the Ger
man Festival Society met last Sunday at Fill
buster Flat, to decide on the time and place OF
holding their fourth annual Festival. The spe-
cial notice of their proceedings will be seen
elsewhere. Thursday, the oath day of May was
chosen as the time week later than last year.
We are informed that the Festival grounds will
not be located more than fifteen minutes walk
from Weavervile, which is certainly a very ju-
dcous decision on the part of the members Of
the Society. 1t will allow persons to return in
the evening at any time they choose, which could
not be done last year on account of the great
distance from the Festival tent to town. The
grandest affair that has ever taken place in the
county is anticipated. Every possible prepara-
lion will be made for comfort, convenience and
pleasure This yearly recurring Festival day
is now looked forward TO by Americans with as
much anxiety as by the Germans themselves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.
u. S. SALOON.

E We take this method requesting all who are fond
of pure, unadulteraed Liquors, to call at the T. s. SA
LOON door below j. s. Mccain & Co., where we fur
nsh none but the best at IL 4 y cts. IA Glass.
" Coon Cocktails" and ''Croton Floats served in the
finest style The Fountain continues to make the scene
cheerful with sparkling water from a thousand Jets
L. s SALOON.
Main street, Weavervle April 81 1860 ii.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE PRESIDENT AND DoUGLAs.-SenatOr Doug
las must certainly have annoyed the President in
his reply to the Virginia correspondence OF last
November. Gov. Wise called on the President
to aid him in preventing the rescue Of John
Brown, 10 which the President replied that be
reference. That was equivalent to saying that
tbe Constitution confers no power on the Federal
Government to protect States from invasion
Mr. Douglas thought the perpetuiy of the I'm
ion was involved in that question that unless
Congress afforded that protection the people
would demand armaments for such purpose-to
prohibit which tie States had hitherto consented,
under the belief that Congress would protect
them in time of invasion. Mr.. Douglas must be
right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

years, in Indiana there have been erected 2,700
school-bouses, at the expense of SlOOOOOO. In
the last year $50 school-houses were built, at a
cost of 100000. This sum is obtained by
special school tax, that was paid by the people
with general cheerfuness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

PooR, DESTITUTE, Dying CELESTIAL. In
one of the vacant Chinese rookeries opposite
Milen's blacksmith shop, at Frenchtown, lies a
dying Chinaman. lie has been there four days
and nnder the circumstances should have been
dead before this. Nobody cares for him further
Than to occasionally place little food in the vi,
cinity OF his head, which the poor fellow now
and then partakes of, by way of employing his
dying hours barbarous, cold hearted race of
people are these Chinese
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

GOLD QuARTz.-Some persevering individual
will find rich gold quartz vein in the Deadwood
section, above Lewiston, one Of these days The
country thereabouts is full of quartz, and gen
tleman from that way Informs us that Mr. j. Hip
polite, French trader on Deadwood Creek has a
candle box full OF quartz specimens, all of which
contain gold.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

ANOTHER WATER DTcH.- Knowing the rich
ness of the mines at and about Mooney's Ferry.
company are about going TO work in earnest to
supply that section with water. Irving, Blacka.
more & Co., are the projectors of ditch from
Stuart's Fork, above Bates g. Van Matre's ranch.
down along the river to Moneys, about Il
miles, which they have located, and intend "a
commence, right away. The company are all
laboring men, and will push the work to compile
ton with all possible haste.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

Mrs. FADER's PoEM.-Our readers will be de.
lighted with the beautiful poem OF MRs. ANNE X
ii. FADER-" Thoughts During Snow.Storm, y
after her long silence. In our estimation it is
one the sweetest of that lady's productions
real, genuine poetry. We have still another
from her pen, entitled" What Does it Bring
Us?' which will appear next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

STRuCK 1T AT LAsT-We were shown some
specimens of gold on Thursday morning which
our young friend, Frank Wood, took from his
claim above Lewiston They were very pretty
specimens and good sized-weighiug respectively
and 4a ounces Besides these he exhibited a
handful of smaller pieces, and real handsome
ones, too. 1t is hardly necessary to say that his
claim is "yiedng we'll" We are glad Frank
has found it, as he has spent much time in pros
pecting the upper Trinity country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
GERMAN FESTIVAL.

Special NOtice.-At a meeting of members of the
German Festival Society of Trinity County held at Fill
buster Flat April 18TH the following persons chosen
as Committee of Arrangements for the approaching Festi
val CnAs, MULLER. p. SUIMsEKAMP, f. VoGn, p CAIN
and OrTO PETERSON.
Weayery lille selected the place and Thursday the
oath of May, the time for holding the Festival
R0-Further particulars hereafter.
Weaveryilc, April 2l 1860 142
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

MORE CATTLE STEALING.-Mr. II. Hollister,
just from Humboldt, furnishes information that
Mr. Doris, formerly butcher of this place, had
some twenty head of cattle stolen by Indians on
Mad river, Humboldt county, a few nights since.
The Indians are growing bolder every day, and
do not hesitate to steal and kill cattle when op-
portunity offers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

TRAPPING IN TRNITY.-Mr. Chas. Mcclure and
somebody else have, during the past few months,
trapped IA beaver and ] | otter in Trinity river,
between Lewiston and Bates & Van Matre's
ranch. Beaver fur is worth SIS pound, making
the trapping business quite lucrative. The per-
SONS above mentioned have a number of traps in
the river between the above points
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

ANNIyERsARY OF ODD Fellowship. - Next
Thursday is the returning anniversary day of the
introduction of Odd Fellowship in the United
States. The members of North Star Lodge,
Wcaveryile, have concluded not to celebrate the
day publicly. 1t is the intention, however, of
the brothers Of that Lodge, in conjunction with
the members Of Stella Encampment No. ~, to
meet at Odd Fellows Hail. in Weavervlc, at
81 o'clock on anniversary morning, and there to
observe the day in quiet manner and as best
suits them. All Odd Fellows in good standing
are invited to be at the Lodge room at O'Clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

CHINESE INGENUITY-A company of Chinamen
at China Bar, above Lewiston, lately built a
China wheel. thirty feet in diameter double
bearing-to raise water to their bank dggings,
from which they are taking quantities of gold.
The wheel is said to be a we'll modelled and fin.
ished piece of work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE RIVER STAGE LINE.-Mr. John H. Gull.
ford, proprietor of the Weaverville and Steiner's
Flat stage line, returned from Sacramento last
Saturday with new stage for hisroute. The
new vehicle is larger and easier riding than the
old one, and as it is rather an expensive luxury
10 indulge in, Johnny expects to be better patron
lied than before. The stage cost about 5000 de.
livered here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

COMING BY THE CENTRAL LROUTE.-Information
by the Pony Express is in town, to the effect
that Latham and Burch, sure, and it may be
Scott ana Gwin also, will return overland by
Pony Express Immediately on the adjournment
of Congress, which it is believed will take place
on or about the first of June.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THIGH BRoKEN.-Last Saturday, at Tyson's
trading post, on Canon Creek, Oliver Rand had
his left thigh broken about three inches above
the knee, by a bank cave. DR.. r. A. Thomas,
who attended on the injured man, tells us that
be is doing we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-We see by the Courier
that the Masons of Shasta will celebrate St.
Johns Day (June 25th) by grafton, picnic and
Ball. Humphrey Griffith, of Yoo will be ora
tor. A general invitation is to be extended to
everybody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

sorrowful duty to this week announce the death
OF Mr.. Thomas Motherwell, an old and respected
citizen of Trinity county. Mr.. Motherwell was
killed in his mining claim on Oregon Gulch, on
Thursday morning. He was standing on the
bank above his claim, when the ground gave way,
crushing him to death in its descent. The sym
pathies of whole community are with the wild
ow and orphan children in their terrible bereave-
ment.
We are requested to state that Mr.. Motherwell
will be buried from the Union Church, Weaver
vile, to-day Saturday at o'clock, p. m. We
have been nnable to learn his place of nativity
or age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.-The following adver.
tisements are new with to-day's issue Pierce
Church * Co.-butter, lard and teas {; M. Victor
Ressayre- and tobacco at cost W. Fer
guson-log contract; Frank Baker, Jas. Patrick
Co., and Janson, Bond 4 Co., San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

NTHE SoMERs CLAM-This claim, situated or
worked by Portuguese company. The talings
sent from the claim last fall and winter are now
being washed, and from the fact that the owners
were offered $4,000 for them, which they refused
they will pay pretty well for second washing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

DAILY STAGEs.-We are Informed that the
stages between this place and Shasta would COM
mence making daily trips each way on Friday
morning. daily line is badly needed, and We
hope the information is correct
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

GooD DIGGINGs.-Cooksey' claims, on the hill
opposite Woods ranch, three miles above Lew
iston, pay $40 day to the man. Cooksey brings
water from Jennings Gulch, at Eastman's and
uses all the water it carries. Langdon & Zouk
have claims in the same hill, and will dig wa
ter ditch from the above Gulch this summer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

Too BAD.-California bachelors are likely to
be cheated out Of their Homestead law after all.
An act has passed the Assembly to repeal the
"Bachelor Homestead Bill"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

DEAD John G. Bell, member of Assembly
from FL Dorado, was stabbed at Sacramento by
DR.. w. H. Stone, Of the same county, and died
on the 10th. The affair originated in a political
quarrel Stone called Bell liar Bell struck at
him with a newspaper, at which Stone drew a
pistol and fired, without effect. then stabbed him,
from the effects of which he died.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

GooDs ARRIvING.-For the last ten days pack
trains have been arriving, bringing the first in
stalIment of spring stocks for our merchants.
Frank Simmons arrived last Saturday from Red
Bluf-the first loaded team of the season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE rascally San Francisco Bulkhead Bill has
passed both Houses of Legislature, and if not
vetoed by the Governor, will become lava
law TO encourage stealing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE WEATHER--Loveier weather than we are
having now-barring an occasional wind gust
could not be wished. Miners are busy, and gold
dust is coming in fast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Reed propri-
etors of the Petaluma .argus are having fuss.
The former says the latter has no interest in the
concern, and the latter says the former lies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THANK You-Kilbourn, Wells. Fargo d Co. S
Sacramento messenger, for package of the la
test Sacramento and Bay papers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
SHASTA UNION SEMINARY !
The SPRING TERM of Shasta Union SEM
inary will commence a priI 2:sd, 1860.
INSTRUCTORS:
C.. X. GODFREY. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.


C. X. GODFREY. A. NJ. Principal,
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
Elocution, Astronomy, and the Science Of Gov
ernment
Miss VIENNA C. JACKSON Preccptress, Profess
sor OF Latin and French Languages, Didactcs,
Mathematics, Drawing, Wax, Fruit Flower and
Hair Work, Pelis Work, Oriental, Grecian and
Italian Paintings
j. Nj. BRcELAND, NJ. d., Professor of Litera-
ture, Logic, Chemistry, and Physiology
MISS CARRIE A. HARRIS, Professor of Civil
History, Physical Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
Analytical Grammar, and Vocal and Instrumen
tai Music
HENRY BATES, NJ. d. Professor of Mineroogy
and Geology, and Lecturer on Surgery
j. f.. PELHAM, NJ. d., Professor of Political
Economy and General Physics
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, NJ. d., Professor Of Consti-
tutlonal Law, and Theory and Practice of Agri-
culture.
TUITION
For the term of II weeks, lower English
branches, including elements of Arith-
mctic, Geography, History, Grammar
and Philosophy, Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Higher English branches and Ancient Lam
guagcs, including Mathematics Draw
ing, Chemistry, Physiology and AsIron-
Is 90
Shasta, April 81, 1860. 14td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

TnANKs.-To H. Greenhood, of the Northern
Express and Banking House, for files of newspa-
pers and express favors during the present week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

ATTENTION is asked to the new advertisements
of Geo Hulme, Mrs. A NJ Hoffman and dssolu.
tiOn notice of Spence d Kellogg.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

obligations for package of Eastern newspaper
and magazine literature, received by last steamer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE Odd Fellows of French Gulch will cele-
brate anniversary day Thursday next) by a
grand Ball in the evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

THE San Francisco Alta has information that
the tri-monthly line of steamers to California
have commenced running.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

WE are anxious to hear from our poet friend,
WELLS, again. May Day is coming Luke!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

MINING AT MooNEY's.--The country about
Easmans, Bolts and Moneys is rich in gold.
Where water is abundant, SO day, to the hand,
is not considered large wages. We are told that
John Cokain and two Germans lately opened a
claim on this side of Trinity river, just below
MONEYS Ferry, and worked away patiently for
time. without regard to the product of their
diggings. About Il week ago they washed up,
and were somewhat astonshed to find that their
labor had resulted in the un-earthing of about
S35 day TO the hand, for the whole time they
had worked. There are plenty of such claims
up in that section, but there is not plenty Of
water
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

TINE or THE PoNY.-The Sacramento Union
took the following from the way bill Of the Pony
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