Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
The journal.
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.


WIN. P. Daingerfeld, Judge NJ. F. Griffin, Esq,
has kindly furnished us with the following list
X of cases to be tried-all the calendar contains at
The time Of going to press
E. C. Kelly His Creditors-Petition in Insolvency.
n H. Smith Robinson & Darng-Aoon for debt
D. & B. Getleson VS., Jos. spence.-Acton for debt.
c. Nickel, ct. al, VS., Chas. Gorng,-Acton for debt
VIM Ferguson J, A. sturdevant,- nt,--Action for debt.
VIM Ferguson vs. J. A. Surdeyant, ct al-Foreclosure
cf mortgage
Scott Scott VS.. Kelgannon at. al-Motion for
tral
Pierce, Church & Co. vs. F. Merrctt, ct. alActon for
debt
l. G. Mcssec VS.. s. D, Kredcr at, al.-Forecosuro of
mortgage.
M J H. McCampbell Henry Hooker, et al-Action for
ffdamages on injunction Bond
M n Neathery VS. Susan 7. Neathery.--Dyorce,
A Geo c. Merritt vs. Jno, T. Jones.-Acon for damages
M James Howe vs. Singer Eckert.-Inunction and dam
ages
M Chas Sloan vs. W. J. Hupp, et al.-,.Injuncton and
81 Damages.
M Cochel & Davidson vs.. NJ T. Crawford ct, al,
W A. Nunnally &Jos. Ransom John Graham, ct. al
On motion to dissolve injunction
&X QUARTERLY MEETING.-Providence permitting,
the third Quarterly meeting of the NJ. L. Church,
will be held at the Union Church next Saturday
evening. April 18th. Rev. VIM. Morrow, Presid-
# ing Elder of Mount Shasta District, will preach
at o'clock, in the evening, and on Sabbath
morning and evening At the close of the morn
M ing service the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered, to which all Christians are
# cordially invited. T. CHlyERs, Pastor.
Drcn RoBBED.-On last Sunday night the
sluicing ditch IN the claim of Boord, earn *
Is Love on West Weaver, was washed down and
M cleaned up by thieves. 1t is thought the robbers
got between $1,000 and 81 800 The robbery is
believed to have been committed by white men,
81 Miners cannot watch their claims too carefully
# now and we will just say to any claim roDblng
A tbieyes prowlng round, that they need never
hone to reach the county Jail, if caught in the
81 act.
Z FROM THE "GooLcu."- Under date of April
9TH. we have received letter from Oregon
ga Gulch, signed Drifter," from which the follow
NJ ing extracts are made
Eplron JounxAL:-I was pleased to notice q
Communication in your last issue from this place,
z and after carefully looking over the statements
a in regard to the pay of various claims, can as
Ri sure you that he did not oyerraic the product in
u single instance.
# Few people in the county are aware of the ex-
81 tent richness of the Oregon Gnieh mines Some
M t. Leach end Chas Tuambly,
M .ta claim which they worked one
nd slIiciBg proeesswashing
i,.. .Il uol to make expenses. In q fit
..5t h,y commenced sinking Il shalt
through the false or floating bed rock composed
3of blue soap stone, ntermixcd with hard yellow
clay. At the depth of thrty-Gve feet they struck
rich paw gravel, four feet deep and one hundred
1ect vide. and handsome fortune to the owners
Is inevitable. Other miners, above and below
Leach e. Co. began sinking shafts, in every in-
ftance striking the lead at a depth of thirty or
forty feet. The lead has been traced and claimed
distance of 1000 yards-that is from Jack Ell
lott's old stand half way up the mountain. is
n not little singular that this underground lead
Us located directly under the old bed of the gulch
b that paid so richly in '5l-'52
Last night remarked TO my better half that
would lust 90 up the Gulch and see what was
H doing She objected--said the Hurdy- -Gurdies
were up there thought husbands had no business
out o nights dancing with such people. But l
= got away on the promise that would keep alool
from the dancing damsels and return at 10 o.
M clock, Went in at Herrick 4 Hartigans-took
o drink with the proprietors, and was invited to
. the dancing hail. Just as ventured in the Band
struck up that soul-ravishng tune go, Ginny
comb your h-a-i-r" accompanying the instrument
with their voices Wanted to dance-rcmember
ed my promise-feared a " curtain lecture,' and
left very much as Gen. Price did once on time.
Thence went to Cobert's and " took the oath"
with as jolly a company as ever got together.
M -FOUR correspondent here relates how Col. Nc
Carty and himself ndulged in game of props,
(which don't like to print, as the Grand Jury
meets shortly.1
81 Dropped in to see my old FRIEND, John New
man, who is doing fine Saloon business Felt
f like treating the boys-did So and announc ed
myself as candidate for Coroner in 'G3. Called
on my new neighbor, Mr.. Clancy, who keeps ex.
cellent liquors, and does the Hotel and boarding
bolse business to the satisfaction Of numerous
toners.
wing that It was after 10 o'clock, put
a ceiling very much rs " "Caudle" did,
Found Mrs - all smiles, declaring
q" ''s 'uc r 'st punctual duck of husband
ever n-a Spected to have,
fFoN l1s morning with horrible head
E - c0use4u nee of which have resolved to
f.h INlu re In no more Irish Whisky,
an Ike Notwithstanding beverages
LETTER FROM VIoroRA.-Mr d. s. Guptil, Of
this place, has received very lengthy and inter
*Si"S letter lrom D. DeIls, Esq, "hlcu is nauueu
rs for publication. The late arrival of the At
@antc dispatch has crowded it out of this issue.
y is Of sufficient interest to keep week without
spoiling.
DETAINED LETrERs-L Letters addressed as fol-
iows are detained at the Weavervillc Post Office
1or non-payment of postage MIR. Ed. Carney,
Fed Dog, CAL ; Mrs. Sarah l.. Day, Woburn,
Mass MIR. l.. G. Mead, Eugene City, Oregon
pr. JOS Despair, Eugene City, Oregon.
G0oD.-Gus. SeammOn tells us that it is bis
Intention to run the wagon over the Weaver
xilie and Shasta road by the first day of May
teams are already running between Wevverville