Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
TOWN AND COUNTY mATTEKs.

CITIZENS MEETNG.-At a meeting of the citi-
Gems of Weaveryille held at Ryan's Ball Court
June l7th, the following proceedings were had
The meeting was called to order by Hon. E. J,
Curtis. E. Neblett was chosen chairman, and j.
Bennett secretary. The chairman stated the OBJ
iect OF the meeting 10 be that Of making arrange
ments TO celebrate the approaching anniversary
Of American independence. Whereupon. the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were chosen Commit
tee on FINANCE, and instructed to report at an
adjourned meeting to be held on Saturday, the
2lst inst
Weavervile-Jno J. Huscroft, Fred. Walter,
Geo. Williams, Jno Martin, Frank W. Young, II.
Greenhood, ii. II. Gray, D. 4. Gordon, W. Ware,
P. Paulsen, Jno. Murphy, A. Cornell, Vim. Molo-
ney, Vim. Kellogg, Z. Neblett
Douglas City-Jno. c. Mason, VI. W. Personett.
Oregon Gulch-A. j. Felter.
Lewiston-F. McCausland, J. III. NJ atthews.
Mincrsville-F. Bates, +. Leach, Il. Eogerty.
Arkansas Dam-W. G. Gveen.
On notion the following named gentlemen
were chosen as Committee of Arrangements, and
instructed to report at the next meeting. The
committee was also instructed TO oonfer with a
similar committee from the Union Guards" and
the "Gymnastic Club" :-Jno Musser, ]. Craig,
A. J. Loomis. Otto Vollmers, VIM. Little
On notion the proceedings were ordered pub.
lisbed in the TRINITY Journal.
On motion, the meeting adj ourned to meet on
Saturday evening, June 2ls at the same place.
f. NEBL LETT, Chairman
J. BENNETT, Secretary.
Books, ErC.-Mr. A. b. Wood, the good ma
tured individual who few days ago sent us q
copy Of Warrens Household Physician" is in
town. He is stopping at the ST. Charles Hotel,
where he offers for sale great variety of valua.
BILE works, among which are Colton's General
Atlas of the World for '62; COlton's Cabinet
Atlas, parble edge Goodrich's Natural History
Of the World, with 1900 steel engravings and a
large variety of Scientific Works not to be found
in any country Book Store. Mr.. Wood is general
Agent for all the above Works, aud will be hap
py Mt any time previous to the 4th of July, to
receive calls from citizens, and money too, il
from bis large and elegant stock they can select
any instructive aud amusing work.
PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATIoN-At q meet
ing of the Committees of the citizens of Wea
verville, the Gymnastic Club. and the Union
Guards, on the 18th inst, Jno Musscr was elect
ed chairman and II. Shoenbar secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that the Chair ap.
point committee of two to telegraph to Hon.
Jos. W. McCorkle, inviting him to deliver the
Oration on the 4th of July next. A. J. Loomis
and j. ii. Williams were appointed. 1t was fur
ther resolved that in case Mr.. McCorkle could or
would not come, that the committee be ins truct-
ed to invite Hon. J. W. Conroth, of Sacramento,
to deliver said Grafton.
II was resolved that a committee OF two be
appointed to invite Jno. p. Jones, Esq to read
the Declaration of Independence. Jos. Craig
and G. Thede were appointed such committee.
1t was resolved that "a committee of two be
appointed to wait upon and invite l.. F. Wells,
Esq to prepare and read Poem Oh the occasion.
Wm. Little and K. Clifford were appointed such
committee
Ca motion, it was resolved to adjourn subject
to the call of the Chair. JNO. MUSSER,
ii. SHOENBAR, Secretary. Chairman.
GRAND JURoRs-The following is list of
Grand Jurors drawn on Wednesday, for the
special Term of Court of Sessions, commencing
June 90, 1852:
JOS. Applegatc Increase Adams, Jas. B. Sin.
gleon, ii. H. Gray, Vim. L. Atkeson, Gro ALI
son. ii. B. Eastman, Il. A. Buck, Richard Ryan
Allen Butler Vim. Tullock, James Pope, Bennct
Cook, A. G. Grow, W. c. Gveen, VIM. Baehr.
PREsENTATIoN.-Two several individuals march
ed into this Office about the hour of going to press
each equipped with bottle of large dimensions.
The bottles contained " Cliquot"-we think it
was, and came with the compliments of II.
Shoenbar, Esq. This Office thanks Mr.. ShOenbar,
or any other man" who will do likewise.
We have "a suggestion to make to the ladies OF
flag, and the 4th of July is near at hand Won't
the patriotic ladies of Weavervlle make and
present them one for the occasion? Flag pre-
sentatiOns are in order.
Recommendations next door TO the
st. Charles, is furnishing cards dc visie at the
low price of $40 dozen. Buy dozen, every
body.
RE-APPOINTED.-R. Boch, Justice of the Peace
al North Fork, has been re-appOinted Notary
Public by Governor Stanford.
"DAN's PIACE."-Mr. Bennett Cook has pur.
chased an interest in the Saloon with Dan.
Bennet.
We thank Mrs. VIM. S. Lowden for a box OF
delicious Strawberries received on Thursday.
Read the new advertisements in this number
there are not many of them.
Births: