Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
Observation-Disclosures.

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The total amount collected since Jan lst Is
S2,0I6 4G
DEsTRucrIvENrss LARGELY DEyELOPED--Judg-
Ing from appearances, the company now working
the Fox claim, in Fulwider hill, are trying their
best to break in the rear end of Thomas Theater.
They have piled up tailings already far above
the floor line of he building and Mr.. Thomas
fears If they continue much longer the end of
the building will be crushed in and he suffer a
severe loss Mr.. Thomas has offered to furnish
, the necessary lumber and lay the fume for them
II they will run the talings in some other direc
tion, which they don't seem disposed to do. Road
overseer Carr also offers to furnish the lumber
ana a man 10 .onu vac fame, il t,uey will " dump
the tailings on Main street. near the Theater,
but even this offer does not seem sufficiently lib.
eral he says. 1t looks as though the intention
was to damage the Theater if possible aud it is
wrong.
Joy ATTEND THEM.-The taking-offn y from a
life of single mserableness of our friend Paulsen,
will be noticed in the appropriate place. Peter
is one of the old residents of Trinity and one of
her best citizens. He had been taking a peep
into the future--saw what pitiful thing an old
bachelor was an unproductive consumer sciz,
zors with but one blade an irregular substan-
tive, always in the singular number, objective
ease so he concluded that
There's nothing half so sweet in life,
As Loves young dream"
1t was a sly trick, Peter, but we'll managed
and we guess every body's glad, now Foolish if
they're not.
TIE 'HALLECKs."-This company have re-
ceived their uniforms, ordered from II It. Brown
Co, Sacramento, and the men are pretty gem
orally of the opinion that they have got the worst
of the bargain at all events committee was
appointed at the last regular meeting to draft
resolutions, Expressive of the Indignation of the
Company at what they conceive to be outrageous
treatment,O copies of which will be forwarded to
to the manufacturers aud General Kibbe.
MORE FIGHTERs.-Sherm. Leach, of Minerville,
tells us that VIM. Morris and l.. G. Purvs, two
old miner citizens of that place, left on the 10th
for San Francisco, with the intention of joining
Company A, " California Cossacks." They are
young men, much esteemed by their acquautan-
ces, and if opportunity offers will do good service
in their country's behalf.
GREAT DIsAPPoGNFMENT.-W are told that
the uniforms for the Douglas City Rifles " will
not arrive in time for next Monday celebration.
The same firm disappointed the " Haleck's" " in
the same way, by failing to furnish the uniforms
at the time agreed upon. The Douglas City boys
have notified the contractors that they will not
receive the clothing.
THE Weaverville Gymuastic Club gave pub
lie entertainment at the Theater last Saturday
evening Their exercises and feats are very en-
tertaning. 1t would be better for many of our
people if they would follow the Gymnast's exam
ple-tip a few more hand springs, and not tip the
little finger quite SO often They intend giving
Ball soon, krohn tells us.
DENrIsrRY.--Dr George Bernard, resident sur
gical and mechanical Dentist, publishes a card
elsewhere. His Office is in the second story of
Iocker's building, adjoining that of county
Judge Curtis. The DR.. is prepared to perform
all operations in his line in the best manner, at
short notice, and prices to suit the times.
DELAYED.-It was confidently anticipated that
Lowden's new bridge would be finished by the
18th, but the work has been delayed owing to
the giving way Of the abutment on this side,
caused by the pressure OF earth and rock with
which il was anchored Those who pretend to
know think the work will be completed by the
first of the coming month.
FLAG PnEsENTArloN.-Th ladies of Weaver
willie will present a flag to the llalleck's" this
tFriday) evening and John Martin, Inspector
General for this Brigade, will review them. AT,
ter the presentation ceremony a dance. The
Theater has been secured for the occasion.
WHERE TO Buy SEEDs.-Louis Wellendortf X
Co., Weaverville Drug Store, have received
large lot of Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, of
last years growth, which they sell cheap. Far
mers and gardeners will ind it to their interest
to examine Weiendorif Il Co.'s stock.
THIRD ANNUAL CELEBRATIoN.-Th Saint Pat
rick Benevolent Society of Trinity county have
resolved to celebrate the approaching anniversa-
ry of Ireands Patron Saint,by procession, ora
tion by John Murphy, ESD, and grand Ball in
the evening.
DANCE AT LEwsTON.-We understand that the
Lewiston ladies are getting up dance for the
night of the 23d. The new Temperance hall
proves great convenience for dancing and
social parties
SOME one has sent us drawing which purpOrts
to represent High Life at Hay Fork" Think
we see the point
Two soldiers from Fort CASTOR are here In
search of deserters.