Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-18

ana commenced at the top of bis voice with 49,
" Meet me 10y Moonlight Alone" Presently a
window was raised, and these words followed :
ven II dus meet ye dakes mine fader and
mudrr along NIT de moonlight" lie had serena
ded the wrong gal
TIE STRAWBERRY PARrY-In our advertising
columns will be found the announcement of the
above party, to be given by Mr.. Feter on Oregon
Gulch. Everybody knows that it is the place to
90 to eat Strawberries and enjoy fine ride, over
road built 10y the gentleman himself, to enable
everybody TO attend this annual feast Of " straw
berries all smothercd in cream"
MARROW EsCAPE-Two little girls, Ella Rey-
nolds and Elouise Dorsey, fell from the plank
which crosses the water of Sidney Gulch on
Oregon street, on Monday evening last, and but
for he timely assistance of Mr. p. Mclean both
probably would have been drowned Mr. Nc
Lean had his leg badly bruised by moving rock
In the water.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Oberdeener, of the
Book store, for quantity of Atlantic papers and
pictorials, received by way of Humboldt Bay.
Mr. Oberdeener has suffered severe loss from
our present bad mail facilities, and we hope he
may be Literally patronized by our generous
citizens
REcKLEssNE NEss-Somebod sends communion
tion complaining of the recklessness," or too
independent expressions. of the J0unaL We
guess he is mistaken. We don't make any asser-
tion for which there is not entire responsibility
where this paper is printed There is no trouble
about that whatever. 532 Merchant street-big
figures over the doors. f. JOurnaL.
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at the new Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week. Every thing taken in
consideration, We call the performance pre- tty
good for this place Sterling can dance and
Miss Adella Sager sings we'll
From YKEKA.-We are informed by Judge
Pitzer, who received a telegram from the above
place, that Gen. John Dabney Cosby, of Yreka,
was thrown from buggy on the nth, and so
badly injured that he died on the day following
C0MPLIMENTARY.-We We acknowledge the receipt
of ticket to the German May Festival from
the Committee through the secretary, Mr.. Chas.
Schutze. We expect to be there, if it is possible,
aud are sure OF a good time if we 90.
TIE cornerstone of the new State House was
laid on the 18th inst, by the Grand Lodge of f.
* a. NJ. tate officers members of the Legisla-
ture, odd Fellows, Pioneers and kiremen partic.
lpated in the ceremonies.
C0MING.-The Sonora, which arrived last week
it is said brought over two hundred families who
never have been in California before, and report
more getting ready, in consequence Of expected
war troubles.
ST. LOUIS CLOTHING SToRE.-Mr. Kohn desires
us to say that be has just received new lot Of
spring and summer clothing and dry-goods and
that bis motto is " cheap
Mr.. GREENHooD has our thanks for the Sacra.
mento daily Union, furnished US during the week,
in the absence of our mail matter and for express
iayors done this office.
SELECT ScHooL.-We notice by the Gazette
that Mr.. Robert Long has opened select school
at Douglas City. Terms of Tution-$l5 per
session.
TELEGRArnlc.-We return thanks to Mr.. Block
for interesting items by telegraph, which we
would be without but for his kindness.
AHEAD IN BUTTER-During the year 1860, the
little county of Marin produced 2l6,O 900 pounds
OF butter
READ the new advertisements to-day, as they
all contain matters of interest to most of our
readers.
THE proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors
will be found on the fourth page.