Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS,

Tur 4TU-The Committee OF Arrangements
met OF the 2ist inst, when the following pro-
peedings were had
Resolr.d. That the Saint Patrick Benevolent
aneety be invited to join 10 the procession on the
4th of July and that the Secretary notify said
Society of the fact.
Resolved. That "Happy Jack" be invited TO
reOrganze bis company OF Sailors, and take
part in the festivities of the day.
RssOlued. That the Secretary invite the German
Hospital Society to join in the procession on that
dag.
message was read from Judge McCorke an
nouncing that it would be impossible for him to
deliver the 4th of July oration.
Resoiped, That committee be appointed to
telegraph to Hon. Chas. Westmoreland, of Sbas
ia, inviting him to deliver the Grafton. The
committee performed the duty, and reported that
Mr.. Westmoreland would be Orator of the Day.
Resolred. That R. G. Waugh be appointed Mar
shall of the Day Mr.. Waugh appointed the fol-
lowing assistant Marshals, the Committee con-
curing II. H. Gray, Jno. j. Huscroft, Rudolph
Boch and Jno Hawk.
! Committees were appointed to engage the
Weaverville Brass Band, to secure the services OF
a Gunner, and to appropriately decorate the
Town Hall.
CouRT OF SEssIoNs.-Court met on Monday
Four of the Grand Jurors summoned for the
Term having been excused for cause, venire
was issued for four additional ones.
Court met at o'clock, p. M, on Tuesday, Hon.
E. j. Curtis, presiding VIM. Moloney and Geo.
Faxon, associates. The Grand Jurors summon
ed were present, as follows Jno. A. Watson,
Foreman Jas B. Singleton, C. McGOwan II. p.
Eastman, VIM. Baehr, Phil. Paynter, Geo. Alli-
son, Jno. J. Downhour, II. Fl. Gray, W. E. Alike
soD, VIM. Tullock, Increase Adams, James Pope,
c. d. Warren, r. A. Fagg, d. E. Gordon, clerk.
Court took recess to await action of the Grand
Jury, which body completed its labOrs on Thurs
day. having found two true bills, as follows
The People Us John Baiiey-Manslaugh
The People Us. Nm. DaUis.-Manslaugh
Both the above cases will be tried at the Au-
gust Term of District Court.
NOTARY PUBLIc-The Governor has commits.
stoned Henry j. Howe, of Weaverville, Notary
Public. Mr. Howe has procured seal and press,
and all the improved forms and blanks for con-
veyaDcing, taking depositions, &c. In San Fran
cisco Sacramento and other large counties of
the State, this kind of business is usually done by
Notaries, as their seal is recognized in all the
the 8enuneness and authenticity of the instru
ment to which it is attached. The N0tarial fees
never exceed, and in many cases fall short of
those allowed TO Justices and others for the same
acts.
WEAvERvIILE CADETs."-Mr. Desty, teacher
Of the Weaverville District School, has notified
the Committee of Arrangements that Juvenile
military company bearing the above title, and
composed of pupils Of the School. desire to join
in the 4th of July procession. In connection
with the Cadets" will be a wagon, containing
the Goddess of Liberty, surrounded by the Is |
Sta ties, represented by female scholars. flag
presentation will also take place. by reference
to the programme. elsewhere, it will be seen that
the Committee have assigned the little soldiers
place iD the procession.
FATAL AFFRAY--An alteration, resulting in
the death of the latter, took place between VIM.
Davis and VIM. Day, at Keach's old trading post,
East Fork of New River. on the 18th inst. Both
parties were Intoxicated and after passing hard
words and blows, resortcd to knives. Day re-
ceived seven stabs, two in the vicinity of the
heart, aud died Immediately. The late Grand
Jury found Davis guilty of manslaughter. lie
will be tried at the August Term of District
Court
GENERAL INvITATION,-At a meeting of the
several 4th of July committees, held June sSth, |
it was unanimously resolved That a cordial in.
vtation he extended to the oitizens of Trinity
and adjoining counties. to participate with the
people Of Weaverville in celebrating the ap-
proaohing anniversary of our National Indepen-
dence.
QUARTERLY Observation-Disclosures Quarterly
meeting will commence at the Union Church on
Saturday evening, June 28th, al o'clock
Preaching Sabbath morning aud evening" by the
Rev. DR.. Morrow. THos, CHIvERs, Pastor.
New FIRM.-The readers attention is directed
to the new advertisement of Goldstein Il Lang,
and the extensive stock of assorted merchandise
they are now receiving. They will hereafter de-
liver all goods at the residence of the buyer.
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERvICE.-Rev. Father o.
Kelley will hold service at the Catholic Church
in Weavervile, on next Sunday morning, June
29th, at o'clock, and at Oregon Gulch the same
morning at 10 o'clock.
FINE WINEs-We thank Messrs. Bennett &
Cook, of the corner Saloon, for sample bottles of
the Sopoma Wine, The article can be tasted at
their establishment, any tine,
JNo. A. WATSON, ESQ.,, has been appointed as
Marshal of the exercises at the Town Hall, on
the approaching Anniversary.
MTGRANTs-The Carson City SiIuer .9os