Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, July ~, 1850.
NoRrn STAR Lo0GE.-Tho officers elect OF
North Star Lodge, No. Gl, I. 0. o. F., for the
ensuing term were installed on Wednesday eve
ming. July lltb, by D. D. G. NJ, Jno A. Watson,
as follows:
F. Walter, y. C.. II. J. Seaman, V. G.; S. K.
Turner, r. s.: Cbos. Muller Treasurer; F. W
Young, F. S.: 4. j. Peterson, W s. wilkins
G. Jno A. Watson, O. G.; D. W. Clegg, !. G.
Geo. W. Ward r. :. n. G.; 4. Bowler, l.. s. \.
e.; A. !. Moss. i. 5. V. g. W. Kolb, l.. g. V.
G.. A. Shepard, R. s. S.; j. Bennett, /. s. S.
H. J. Seaman, A, Shepard, A. j. Peterson,
Trustees
No BEwARp-U Underneath will be found a
reply TO The question propourded by Mr. A. L.
McWhortcr, constable of North Fork township,
two or three weeks. ago 1t settles the matter
Of reward, We presume
No REwArD OFFERED.-The TRINITY JOURNAL
publishes letter from citizen Of Trinity coun-
tv asking for information concerning reward
offered for the capture of j. w. Marshal. who
was sentenced hy the Court Of Sessions Of Siski-
YOU county to four years in the State Prison.
We are authorized TO say that the Sheriff Of this
county did not offer a reward for the arrest Of D..
W. Marshal, neither was there any reward offered
by any party in this coaniy.-IIGta LafoH
GREATLY IMpRoyEp-Ile Court House has
lecn Thoroughly renovated, aud the ycrmn which
had nearly taken possession, sent " to that
bourne" &c We are assured that several gal
of i,,,,otfc, ,roe ,,..J in uae q, 1o,v tI,o
ceilings and sluicng The floors aud that Judge
naingericld need not fear further attack from
the old occupants The Court room has been
uewiy papcred and painted, and other improve
ucutS made, and looks better than ever before.
The Offices Of the Sheriff aud Clerk have shared
The same fate, aud everything looks bright as a
ncw pin
CnNsrs-W. A. Nunnaly, Esq, Census Mar
shal for this county, is busy at his labors. He
has finished the upper end Of the county, and has
been engaged in the southwestern portion for
the last fortnight lie viii probably call on the
residents Of WeavcTyilie basin during the com
ing week. We are promised some information
in regard to his labors thus far, which we hope
TO give in the next issue.
TRour.-Two or three times lately have we
been the recipient Of fine mess of trout, taken
in Grass Valley creek, by our young Indian
friend, f" Dick, member Of Mr.. Spencer Low
den's household Last Sunday he sent about for
iy fine ones. Notwithstanding it is naughty to
catch trout on a Sunday, Dick,' we shall re-
member you under any and all circumstances
INSTALLATION OF OrmcEns The following
officers Of Stella Eucampment, No. p, I. 80. f.,
were duly installed for the ensuing six months
by D. j. G. p. Bennett, on Monday evening
July ID:
X. Desty,C. p. {; \. Cornell, il. p. T. W.
Young s. W. c. McGowan, }. W.; a. Shepard,
Scribe, and Jno. f. Lang, Treasurer.
PLuyIM--That venerable person, " the oldest
inhabitant, never knew so heavy a July rain
since the settlement of the north, as the one Of
his week II commenced Tuesday evening. and
poured almost necessarily for forty ght hours
1T has considerably annoyed farmers whose crops
were down, and miners in drifting claims.
the dwelling of old Seth kinman, on Bear
river ridge, Humboldt county, was burned on the
2nd Of July. We hope Old Buck, will hear Of
the calamity, aud aid Mr. Kinman in re buidiug
place to lay his head, old Seth having once sent
him chair all the way from humboldt, on which
10 rest his pOluy lIcslucuIal carcass.
UNION OF NEwsrArERs.--Ih Humboldt Times,
printed at Eureka, Humboldt Bay, and the Aort5-
un CadtoraioR, printed at Arcala, are TO be con-
sodatcd, aud only one paper issued hereafter
One paper can be properly supported in Hum
bOldt county, and only one, we should Judge.
WE ask especial attention to the letter Of Mr..
I ~, a. Ia 4 II
not go 10 Douglas City on the 4th 10 make
speech We were told Of the affair by halta-
dozen who were present, and Of course supposed
they told the truth.
DISTRICT CoURT-Wiu meet in Weavervillc on
the second Monday of next month. Persons de-
string TO obtain their naturalization papers be-
fore the Presidential election, will bear in mind
that the August term Of Court is the last oppor
tunity
GOLDEN ERA.-An advertisement OF that Gle
giant literary newspaper is published to-day. The
price Of subscription has been reduced, and ad
ditonal effort made 10 render it the best family
paper in California. Subscribe for il, everybody.
THE Shasta Herald records the death Of pet
canary bird, belonging to Mrs. r. r. Sprague, of
that place II was brought across the Plains
from keokuk Iowa, in SO, and had lived in
Shasta ever since
FLooD IL TRlAHY.-The heavy rain of this
week brought the river up to higher stage than
ever before known at this season, The double
bearing wheel Of the Turner Bar company was
swept away on Wednesday night
Az UNFORTUNATE CoENW.-The San Andrcas
hdpcadent says over twenty persons now
confined in the Mokelamne Hill Jail, in Caayeras
county, on charges of murder or felony.
The FOURTH AT PARKsyHLE.-A correspon-
dent writes us that the 4th was observed up al
that remote mining camp, Thrty-one guns Sere