Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
TRINITY JOURNAL.

TRINITY JOURNAL,
Weavervilie. Saturday. July 90, 1892
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LETT. GorrRNoR CHELIxs As PEssuS War
DEN.-Our readers are aware thatfuT cause War
den Robinson surrendered his position at the
State Prison short time since. To use the Ian
gusge of down country contemporary the Solq
30 Herald, VIC think, " with the economy and
pvbc spirit Characteristic of him. the Lieutcn
ant Governor bas determined 20 dispense wi th
the services Of that officer, and discharge the dH
ties of the position hlmseif--thus saving to the
State the salary Of that officer, and preventing
further disagrer1ents betweeR the officials in
that institution"
THE National Tax Bill goes into effect on the
LIST Of August. A large portion of the people OF
she Northern States will be called on for the in.
come tax. cencerniug the payment of which the
New York Herald says an erroneous impression
's prevalent. 1t Is not to be paid immediately
Oil the income and profits Of the year alrpady v
passed, hut it will become due on the LIST of Nav,
1868. aud is to be levied on the income for the
year preceding. A limit is placed to the time in
which the tax shall be in operation the date fixed
for 1t to cease being 1866.
Know NoTHINGIsN.-A Buffalo paper says that
This war is for the preservation of the best gov
eminent on earth-a government conseorated to
" Freedom and Equality should be the last oi
everything like Know Nothingism. From the
very commencement of the fight, the foreign elc.
meut of the country. North and South, have
shown, by deeds OF valor, their love and their
devotion, 10 this, the land of their adoption.-~
Upon every battlefield OF this war, lie the bones
of the adopted citizen. In every fight has been
beard their shout for the Constitution and the
Union"
UNGRATEFUL CoSaUNIrY.-Tae Portland Tines
Of July 10th, says in reference to the late cleo
tion result at Vancouver, w. T. :-VancouYer is,
and has been for years, Uncle Sans great head.
quarters for this department Of the Pacific and
il is TO this fact that the present city of Vancou.
yer owes its existence. From the bountilul hand
Of our kind old Uncle have these same self styled
Democrats fed and fattened yet when the hour
of adversely arrives, and the essassus' steel is
aim.d ut the heart Of their benefactor, they base
~ spurn the hand that fed them, and a" laugh at
bis c&lamties."
That RoAp.-The new road to the northern
paIt Of The county is being rapidly completed
The grade from Browns creek TO Rush creek is
finished, and Mr.. Chad bourne is now working on
Musser bill. Several nen have been employed
between Dsvidsons place and the summit of Rush
creek mountain, the past week, and from there
10 Bates the road is ready. Carriages will have
no trouble in making the trip week hence.
BrrLrK's DI1cH.-Wbile many wonder what
Gen Butler is digging the Vicksburg canal for,
ihe Nevada Transcript thinks he was sent South
50 s'raighten things generally, and concluded to
commence with the NJ issitsipp The Marysville
.appsai suggests that it is to be the celebrated
al last ditch " frequently mentioned in secesh lit
ersture
WIrHouT LAw.-An Orleans Bar correspondent
of the Humboldt Times complains that no term
of District Court has been held in that county for
nine months, and thinks Judge VIM r. Turner,
of the Eighth Judicial District, should cousid
.r the duties Of his Office paramount to bis per
sonal comfort,
TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-Grand Lecturer Da
vidson is in town. lie will address the citizens
Of Weaverville, at the Union Church on Sunday
and Monday evenings, with view to organizing
Division of the Sons Of Temperance. Eight
years ago fourisbing Division was supported
ia Weaverville ean it not be done again
T. o. O. F.-M. W. Grand Master J. A. J. 30.
hen, Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
~ California, has been here this week. He is
on an Official tour to all the Lodges in the State
of which there los. So far as he has visited
the Older is reported to be IN aourshing oon
dsion.
Gy~ TEMPERANCE AT DOUGLAS CiTY.-The
oitzens of Douglas City will be addressed on
Wednesday evening, 30lh instant by James A.
Davidson, with the view of organising Divis-
ION Of Sons Of Temperance In that place. The
Lecture will be given in the School House, com
mencng at o'clock.
TIE Union Democratic party in this State is
nearly unanimous upon the policy of calling Un-
ION Conventions, in order to afford all sound Tn
ion men opportunity to be represented in Con
vsnion, and full chauoe 20 cooperate in the
election of the candidates selected.
fRuIT.--Apricots, apples and peaches, raised
in Shasta county, are daily offered for sale here
The aprcots are fully sipe; apples and peaches
would be had they remained on the trees fort
night longer. Apples retail al 40 cents pound,
peaches, so oents.
Coop FOR PAT.-When the 55th n Y. regiment
was ordered to retire at Fair Oaks, to give place
10 the 62d, an Irish private from the former
quietly took his place among the ga, With the
smiling salulaton, as he booked to the cap on the
lock Of bis musket, Byes, / am wild ye !"
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vertisement Of the new proprietors of that old
and popular institution. 1t has undergone a
thorough renovation. and the new propretors
will spare 20 effort 10 sustain its former repua-
zion.
FINE PLAcE.-It is slated there is not wood
enough within eighteen miles of Lewiston, w