Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17

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Of July, is talked Of on which occasion fine
Rife is to be presented as n prize to be shot for
by The members We doubt not that the COmpa
ny will I'll up Immediately, and present fiue
appearance on the approaching National ami.
(eIsary.
ROADS AND BnpGEs.-Thc Board of Supervi-
eors, at their late session, appointed Thos. Carr
ovrrscer Of Weaverville road district, in place of
J. II. Williams, resigned. Mr. Carr has gone to
work in earnest ard already collected money
enough to rebuild the bridge over East Weaver
crrek We have faith that the roads in this dis.
iric Will be speedily put in travelling condition,
aud hope that no person will be so mean as to re-
fuse TO pay his road tax,
1t is feared that Mr. Thos Small, an old resi-
dent Of Weavcrville, has been drowned or foully
dealt with. He left Bates ranch one morning
"A out week since, to go up to Deiner's ditch,
since which time nothing has been heard Of him.
A party Of gentlemen went out on Tuesday to
to look for him, but found no traces Of him after
leaving Bates. 1t is believed he was drowned
in attempting to cross the North Fork.
HoNoH4RY MEMBER.-Thc editor of this paper
tenders his thanks to the members Of the Weaver
vile Union Guard for the complainant paid on
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member Of said Company, information of which
has been received at the hands Of Geo. ". Ward
sccretary Of the Company.
PEN-Superintendent Lowdcn requests us
TO announce that the Weavcrvile and Shasta
road is ready for travel Gus. Scammon will
bring the stage over on Monday, and leave for
Shasta at o'clock on Tuesday morning. Any
quantity Of teams are loading at Red Bluff for
Weavervile. Mr.. Lowden deserves great credit
for the vigorous manner in which he has prosccu.
1g the road.
absence Of several months
to Weavervlle. 1t will
news to bis many friends
-....-a-.-.. 49,, ,vuu.y. The Dr. is an old and
distinguished resident of Trinity, where he has
practsed hfs profession with skill aud success
most Of the time for the last ten years.
CoNTLGMENTED-W acknowledge the receipt,
through II. Shoenbar, Esq, secretary, of polite
note Informing us Of our election as honorary
mcmher OF the Wcaycrville Gymnasic Club
We take this method Of thanking the members
for the honor conferred, and TO wish their Society
nil possible prosperity
SIZZLING OCT--P -PosTIvELY.-Th reader will
notice that II. Shoenbar & Co. are bound to go
10 WaIa Walla, and that their stock Of assorted
dry and fancy goods, clothing and groceries have
got to he disposed OF in thirty days, no matter
how great the sacrifice 1t may be well for those
wishing to purchase to call and see whether they
do sel as cheap as they say for.
TELEGRArn.-The line is in operation TO Shas
ts, although not in complete working order
Mr. Block the operator here, thinks that in an
other week il will be o X, and that we shall be
in uninterrupted communication with the East
The line is being repaired to Yreka
NEW AND CHEAP GooDs.-Joscph Kohn, st
Louis Clothing Store, authorizes us to say tina
he has received his Spring stock, which lie vii
sell cheaper than any House in town, but want
II distinctly understood that he sells for c-Ars-I
O-A-IlY! Mind that.