Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

may he very interesting 10 him. His mother
rays it has been eleven long years since he went
away, that She is getting old, and needs his asis-
tance. Write to your mother, ungrateful man.
Have you forgotten the long, tedious years she
watched over you? If not, show a sons graft
tudc BY at least writing to her.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENrRAL CoMMIrrEEs.-
Poth the Administration and Anti-Lccompton
Democratic Central Committees met at Sacra-
mento on the 18th inst. No communication
whatever passed between the two. The Admin
istration Central Committee recommended, by a
vote OF II to II the following primary election
test - Did you support majority Of the State
ticket at last election ?" reconsideration Of
The vote was argued, which failed. Itisrepoltcd
that Senator Latham disapproyes Of the test
adopted.
\ GREAT NCIsANCE-The Chinese brothel dcs-
ignated by those who have been nsultcd in pass.
ing it as " the at the foot Of the stairs" on
the east side Of Main street, aud Just below the
Polka saloon, is the worst nuisance tolerated
III Weaversille. In two or three instances lately
ladies' have been insullcd while passing the den
referred to, which Judging from appearances is
occupied by half score Of abandoned Chinese
women. We have heard threats Of mischief to
the house and occupants if stop was not put
to it.
RoADa.-Mr Simon Culrigan. oycrsccr, is fix
ing lower Main street in such a substantial man
ncr that when finished it will no longer be
source Of terror 10 travellers. For several months
1t has been perilous undertaking to attempt to
reach town by Main street. \ high and sub,tan-
tial bridge is in at the crossing Of Ten Cent
Gulch, under which the water will hereafter pass.
instead Of overlooking the road The work of
illlng in the road will be commenced soon
TAYLoR's FIAT.--Allnes in that vicinity we
are told bya gentleman just up the river, deserve
notice. for liberal manner in which they arc at
present yielding. The claims of White, Barber
Davis and Creighton are paying beautifully
NcCollum Myers are opening dggnes which
promise large returns. In most instances thc
mines are yielding good wages, although big
strikes are seldom made. Most Of the miners
have money in their pockets at all events
p. D. Congressman Burch has sent US pam
phlet copy Of the reply Of Cox, member Of Con
gress from Ohio, to Tom Corwin, of the same
State Cox says if the Democracy can have the
Cincinnati Platform, unaltcrcd, in the next can
Vass, he will answer for the Northwestern section
OF the Union. Cox is undoubtedly in favor Of
Douglas as tue nominee Of the Charleston Con-
yention.
"DANPnool' lMrEACnED.--Mr. Joseph Voshav,
river eNpressman, says Damphoo" told
"hoppcr' when he said the papers were not
delivered to Seincrs Flat subscribers. They
did not reach there until Sunday, for the reason
that Mr. Nosbay was sick, which excuse was sat
isiactoly to subscribers. " Damphool' should
not lose sight Of the fact that cyprcsymen are
iightin' fXias, especially when msrcprcscnted.
LEWISTON MlNEs--Ihe is no longer any doubt
in regard to the richness of the new digeings
above Lewiston. We are told that Soners &
kise have sold their claim to a Portuguese com
pany for S3,4O0. II the truth IL told, and we
have not good reason to believe otherwise, Som
crs Wise took $1,000 from the claim in a few
months. Mr.. Somers is about to leave for the AZ,
lantic States.
APPoNroAMENr.-l'he apportonment agreed
upon at the late session Of the Democratic State
Central Committee makes the total representa-
hon OF the various counties in State Convention
reach $50. The opportonmcnt for northern
counties is as follows: Trinity, I Humboldt.
2; klamath, Shasta, s; S,Liyou 70; Del
NUrte, 3.
ODp FELLOWS NsTAllArloN-Th following
officers elect of Comet Lodge, No. g. Trinity
Center for the present term, were installed on
Saturday evening, Jan. &C. H. Wade, \. G..
Jno, Christie, Y. g. }. b. Wells, r. s. L. Il.
Sites, Treasurer
MEArs.-Ihe public are Informed through the
JOURNAL that Loomis d Co. have for sale, of their
own curing, hcen1 thousand poaads Of Hams,
H"fy thousand pounds Cf Bacon, and siriY fire
hund'ed pouHds of' L0rd, all Of which are offered
at Living rates, by wholesale or retail.
ELECTION or DmEcroR-StockhoIIc in the
Wcaveryillc and Shasta Wagon Road Co. viii
remember that on Monday, the 9th day of Feb.
ruary, Director is to be elected to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of j. v.
Curry.
THE School llOrsE.- How are we to get new
school house one to accommodate the forty five
or iity scholars now in daily attendance? 4 new
LuIldlhg is very much needed. Won't some one
devise plan by which money can be raised
NJ" NAIK-Ihe citizens living in the south
era suburbs have subscribed sufficient money TO
erect " good plank walk most Of the way from
The brewery to llenchtown. \ little more is
needed.
ACCIDENT AT LAwlsToN.- Mr. AtterLury had
the small bone Of the iorclcg accidentally broken
on Monday. lie is now in the county bospital
and getting along comfortably, Dr. Harris in.
lOlins Us.
WEAniER.- Clear and cold for a week. Water
pretty much dried and frozen up at which miner,
merchant and all hands are dissatisfied. II is
remarkable winter weather.