Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-04
The Aume 8etord,

Trinity National cOngratuates itself that the call
for Union rally at the Theater, last Saturday
night, was not responded to. This, at least
double the number OF people that have attended
any democratic " gathering here for year,
know to be false. The call was responded TO by
over one hundred people who actually went to
the Theater, which owing to pressing business
engagements of the officers was not lighted in
time This is the only reason the meeting was a
failure The author of the item is modestly in
formed that "the enthusiasm of our John Brown
patriots has not vsibly cooled, since the sit
ting of the " rump" Convention in which the
thirty two precincts of this county were repre-
sented by some thirty delegates The Copper
head organ will learn to its grief in September
that the enthusiasm of the Union party in Trini-
ty has not cooled much. For further evidence
the representative of the National is requested to
attend the next called Union meeting.
QUARrz.-Trinity county is being pretty thor
oughly prospected and will be during the pres
ent season. We are told that rich deposits of
copper have been discovered above Trinity Cen
ter, and that the dscoverers have been offered
$25 ton for the rock by an English company,
they taking it out themselves. The offer was re-
ize at least 500 a ton by shipping the ore The
leads lately discovered on Deadwood creek and
on the Shasta side of the divide are being thor
oughy prospected and an arasta built. Rich
gold bearing quartz ledges have been discovered
in Hay Fork valley. and on the East Fork of
North Fork of Trinity. We again advise miners
who think of following off distant excitements
to prospect while at home before going.
PRIVATE SCuooL.-The funds being exhausted
the District School will be closed until the lst
of September. Miss j. A. Bourne, the popular
and accomplished teacher of the primary depart
ment proposes to open private school if sutf-
cient encouragement is offered. Parents desiring
to keep their children at school during the vaca-
ton should notify Miss Bourne Immediately.
STILL GoING.-Hardly "A stage leaves but car
rics one or more passengers bound for Boise.
humboldt or Washoe. Too many people are
running away from good mines to hunt Getter,-
Many will come back with the old story of " no
place like Trinity after all," before winter.
Be PUNCrUAL.-It is hoped that all societies
intending to take part in the celebration will be
ready to fall into procession punctualy at the
appointed time The order of procession will be
the same as published any other information
may be had of the Marshal or his Aids.
RAIN-For the first time since the settlement
of this county we have had good refreshing rain
in July. 1t fell during the morning and evening
of the I'd, and will result in great benefit to
growing crops.
u. S. DEPUTY AssEssoR.-E A. KeltOn, Esq,
of Douglas City, has been appointed Deputy AS
SCISSOR for Trinity county, vice John A Watson
resigned. No better selection could have been
made.
QUARTERLY MEETING.-The fourth Quarterly
meeting of the NJ. E. Church will be held at the
Union Chapel on Sunday, July 9th. Preaching
morning aud evening by Rev. VIM. Morrow, L. E'
TRoUr.-Chauncey LangdOn has our thanks for
fine mess of trout delivered last Saturday eve
ming. Chauncey captures regularly from five to
ten dozen day.
AiDs-Marshal Neblett has selected Jere Ben
nett aud r. G. Waugh as assistant Marshals for
the procession to-day.
THE installation of officers OF North Star Lodge
of Odd Fellows was unavoidably postponed un-
til Wednesday evening. July Sth,
The " Halieck's are requested to be at the Ar
mory at s O'Clock this friday evening. Every
member s expected to be present.
INSTALLATION. The officers of Weavervile Di-
vision. Sons of Temperance will be installed on
Saturday evening, July llth.