Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
trict, for the month of January


There are many-retail dealers, hotels law
yers doc tors livery stables butchers and billiard
tables-that have not paid yet. We advise de-
lnquents to read the " Internal Revenue NO
tice" on the fourth page.
SrEIxER's FLAT AND DOUGLAS CTY-Under
date Steiner's Flat Feb. Sd, we have received the
following for publication
FRIEND JOURNAL All say of this place Is that it
still lives. We don't claim to be strictly moral commun
ty but think quite Recommendation to know that with
out the aid of Sons of Temperance we have finally succeed
ed in freezing out e last of @ hs 4or @ Red seTs R,
sion Fume Company after two months hard labor have TO-
day succeeded in again getting water on their claims TINS
trouble s always expected from new ditch.
At Douglas City and Smiths Flat mining is at stand
still no water Much is said about and trouble spared
make the Douglas City military Ball grand affair The
Company been busy for the last week repairing and
fitting up their hall In doing so II appears was necessa
nv TO use several hundred feet of lumber raid was
made and lumber the amount of several hundred feet
taken from mining claim, part OF which was actually
sluicc boxes which the said military took apart If they
with the in other departments look ou
for a good time. ALLwRIGHT
RAscALs ABoUT.-On the night of the Sd in
slant horse and two mules, valued at $500, were
stolen from the premises of Geo. W. Davis, al
Mud Valley, near Lewiston, and the same night
or the night previous mule was stolen from the
stable of Chas Stanhope, at Kanaka Bar, and
Oue IRON Ousey, Ou luuluu Cicchs ouhcs
received dispatch on Thursday night stating
that all the stolen animals had been recovered
at Red Bluff. Stock owners should be watchful
as there are plenty of vagabonds in low circum
stances who are ready to follow off the new min
ing excitements on other peoples animals,
Military MovIYG.-There has been consd
cradle display of brass buttons aud other militia
ry toggery hereabouts, within week. On Mon
day evening Maj. Wood, Paymaster, and Inspec
tor General Stewart, both of the regular army
accompanied by several supernumeraries, arrived
from Hoopa Valley, en- route for San Francisco
not being able to escape from Humboldt county
by any other route On Wednesday evening
Lieuts. Morton and Schindler stationed at Hoo
pa Valley, passed through here on their way tt
San Francisco
GRAND JuRoRs.-Pursuant to notice the follow
ing persons we're regularly drawn on Tuesday
last to serve as Grand Jurors at the February
term of the Court of Sessions, which meets or
Monday, Feb. 9th :-P. Canaday, A. G. Price, A
Cochell. A. Sanford, VIM. Tullock, VIM. Baehr
L. Ainsworth, John M. Estes John W. Owens, j
Is. Singleton, A. j. Felter, Thos. Foye, VIM. Lit
tie, A. J. Ross, f. A. Buck. ]. McGillivray.
INSTALLATION OF OsFIcERs--The following of
ncers elect OF Stella Encampment, No. IL, |. O
y. r., were installed on the I'd inst. by D. D. G
e.. ID. e. Gordon e. Cornell, @. p. (: John II
Williams. W. P. D, Hansen, S. w. ; Frank W
Young, Scribe Geo. W. Ward, Treasurer Irs
Howe, j. W. +; O. McGowan, S.
BAD FK.-Frank Daniel of Lewiston, is a.
she county hospital with one foot so badly irozer
mat amputation is necessary. Rum did it i; the
ddnIor'unate man drank too much, aud while un
aer the lnhence of it was frozen.
NEARLY DoSE,-Lowden's new bridge will be
ready for travel in week. The stringers are
ra rals and part OF the bridge already planked.-
m Lne completion of this bridge 10 matter of muet
Importance to our people. y N-s'-