Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-07
HOME OCCURRENCES.

New YEARS DAY.-The day passed away qui-
etlv. nothing occurring to indicate that it was
more than ordinary period Of twenty four hours
There was considerable drunkenness and disorder
on the previous evening. Several severe cases
were lying about the next morning, some of them
in horrid plight. Many began the New Year
with good resolves, all of which we hope will be
carried out Firm purpose is necessary to the
achievement OF great deeds. Reader follow the
good path you have marked out for the New
Year when its end shall come. if the curtain
Of life has not been let down on you, bid it adjeu
with feeling that you have done your duty
that it has been year we'll spent
JusrIcE CiEGG's CouRT.- Dec. 81 Ramspeck
ag Geggis-Action for $500. Verdict for pllG.
Execution issued, nothing found, wbereupon wit
nesscs we're brought to testify that they held
property belonging to dcft. The outwitted indi-
vidual paid the judgment and costs, amounting
to s254 5Q-ffiyJow dollars and Gtiy cents
,eorh Of lesson.
Jan. 2-People ag. Agues.-Assault and bat
terry. Jury returned verdict of $50 in favor
of the battered individual, which Agues paid ra-
ther than 90 to Jail.
Antoine Thomazin, for assault and battery,
was discharged.
STELLA ENcAMpMENr - INSTALLATION. - On
Monday evening Jan. 3D. the officers elect Of
Stella Encampment, No L, |. o. O. f.. were in
stalled by D. D. G. p Gordon as follows: S. X.
Turner, c. P; F. Walter. II. P. J. S. Sclrsh
S. W.. r. Desty, Scribe Jno. +. Lang, Trcasu
rer \. Cornell, J. W. ; j. s, Pilcr. G.; VIM.
Atkrson. S. Thoa Carr, lst W; Z. G. Stuart,
ID w; Geo W. Ward. 81 W: Ira Howe, 4th
W a. !. /, tcrson, lSt c. of I. Jno. Ilagle-
man, ID G. of r. Finance committee, Thos
Carr, d. Z. Gordon, A. j. Peterson
INsrALLArIoN-The following officers elect Of
North Star Lodge No. 81, /. O. 0. f., for the
present term were installed by D. D. G. N. Ben
nett, on the 4th inst Thos. Carr n. G.; Fred.
Walter, V. G.. W. II. Bachcldcr, s.; D. W.
Clcgc, P. S; %no +. Lang, r. c. McGo%a91'
W J. II. Williams, G. r. besty, o. G. l. Bali
l. G.; V. V. Wilson. X. S. \. g.; S. X. Turner,
H. s. n G.; /. Howe, Il. S. V. g.; y. Bowler,
H. s. V. c.. ". Atkcson, Il. ). ,. Jao >.
Scleigh, L. 5. 5.
NEARLY N TRouBIE.-We very nearly got in
to trouble last week, on all hands, by mentioning
in four or five lines casualty which occurred on
the night Of the Douglas City ball. We take this
occasion to state that the particulars of the acct
dent were received from Judge Miller, whose
character for veracity we never before doubted.
We Shall overlook the li:tle deception this time,
on his pronlsr to ntercedc aud il possible, paclty
our friend, Mac. We arc satisfied the upset was
unnteniional, now.
Mr.. EpoY's ScnooL.-The class commenced on
Wednesday night, with some twenty five scholars.
In another place persons wishing to join, are in
formed that Friday evening" Jan. 18th, is the last
opportunity. Mr.. Eddy is an accomplished
teacher, aud ms most dancers are familiar only
with the common quadrie, it stands them in
hand to take lessons in the latest ST. lie Of dances,
or be behind the times. Leave your names at
the Bank Exchange saloon, you that wish to join.
WAsnNGroN MONUMENT FUND.-D. W. Clegg,
Of the Main street News Depot, forwarded to j.
C. Riyes Engineer Of the Washington National
Monument, s2S 10, the amount donated to that
date on the 9th inst. The amount Of donations
to the 4lh inst, individual and box receipts, was
S2l 80 individual Gon9lions On the oh inst,
IS 30. Total, $50 70. After dcducting cost OF
confirmation box. 81 80, the balance was for
Warded as above.
SNow.-We are told by Jake Wilson, who lives
on Oregon Divide, three or four hundred feet
Iaboye Maguire's mountain house, that the snow
lis eighteen inches deep up there. In that region
5they have more of the disagreeable fogs that we
lot the low grounds sculd about, but instead, oc
casional sunshine and mild temperature.
DorGLAs CIrY.-Mr Eddy wishes US to say
that he will visit Douglas City on Sunday, Jan.
18TH for no other object than to ascertain wheth-
er the people thcreabouts are desilous to form
class for instruction in dancing. Mr.. Eddy will
he there without fail, aud hopes to meet ali iuter-
estcd AT that time.
TEAMs.-Five teams, loaded at Red Bluff, got
in on Thursday. They report the road in very
good condition not worse than it was after the
first rain. The stage arrives regularly every 9th
er day-regularly, because Lew. Burke drives.
WEAruER-For more than a week the sun has
been invisible in this la.ituac. Rain part of the
time, and dark, heavy, foggy weather the rest.
1t is unpleasant and unappreciated by town peo
pie, but very valuable in the eyes OF the miner.
"WouNDEp IIoNoR'- &e3tcr's FlaL-All right;
have practiccd the whole week. One thing re
lievcs us the great difference in szc-two to
one in our favor.
FHrGr THEEs-Mr. 4. Meyer notifies ctizens
elsewhere, that he has a choice lot Of fruit trees
for sale at Coles storcrooms, which he will dis
pose OF at reduced prices.
THE Weaverville and Shasta Wagon Road
earned $5l7 in the month of December. Heavy
teams have not bccn Withdrawn.
READ all the new advertisements to day, espe-
caly those OF the Union Hotel and Loots &
Lord
EArERN NHws,--Wc have st. Louis dates to
Dec. stb, overland. The House of Representa-
tiycs Was hnllY cOnfnsed on the Llh. In cnnse-