Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

Sorry For Ir-Our old friend and Douglas
City agent, Flynn. better known to the readers
OF the JOURNAL as "Jacinto.'' is about to leave
for the seat of war. He thinks of joining De,
Merrtt's cavalry, which will go East on the 23d,
if he can settle up his business in time. We re-
gr"t to part with as good Union men Flynn
and others who have lately gone from Douglas
CITY, vet cannot but applaud their patriotism in
so promptly responding to their country's CALL
The readers of the JOURNAL are promised an Oc
casiona letter from him wherever he goes.
CoMMIssI0NED.-Ab Miller, on of the pioneers
of this county, has received his commission as
Captain of Company c, lst Battalion, California
Mouutaineers, the position lately vacated by
Can't Rothenbucher. Abe will make good off
Ger for the service required. and the appointment
will be heartily approved OF by those OF our GU
izons who intend volunteering for the Indian
campaign He has opeDed recruiting Office at
Comstock Il Martins office.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS the new adver
tisements in today's paper. See what flatterng
inducements Goewey & Hough hold out to deln
quents Abe Miller wants sixty good men who
know how to kill Indians but don't know how to
take prisoners the Ball announced at Evans
Bar is for The benefit of Mrs Cannon, a widow la
die e. Co, Crowcl 4 Co. and others are worthy
of attention.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs-At the last regu-
lar meeting of Weavervle Division, No 2O7, S.
of T., the following officers were installed for the
ensuing term P. II. Paypter W. P. Wm. Pra-
ter, W. A.; Geo. b. Jumper, R. S. N. Shrews,
bury, A. r. S. J, A. Stewart, F. S. Isaac Pen
rose T. ; C. Uren, q. Sias Rule, A. c.. Thos.
Goldsworthy, l. s.; Geo. H. Lord, o: s.; Thos.
Chiyers, Chaplain. E. j. Miller. p. W. p.
For THE WAR.--J. N. Ebey. late in the employ
of the Northern Telegraph Company, has joined
one of the cavalry companies enlisted for the
Massachusetts Contingent. Geo. Thayer, late of
Douglas City, has joined DeMerrtt's cavalry, and
w. S. Marsh, of the same place, left last Tuesday
with the intention of joining the same company
They will all make good soldiers.
NARROW EscAPE-While at work in his claim
on Douglas City fiat the other night, a large mass
of caying earth caught Mr.. s. I. Thayer, buryng
him to the depth of two or three feet A large
head Of water was running, aud be was ' sluiced
out in an insensible state. He sustained no Sc
rious injury. Unpleasant situation for man to
be in, be thinks.
ANOTHER LoT.-Our friend Rantzau, at Lew
iston, sends us list of ten new subscribers from
that place, a portion of whom are genuine Dem
ocrats who I" care whether the JOURNAL is put
down or put up" We are exceeding grateful
for the interest you manifest in our welfare
Charley.
PETTY THIEyING.-Some contemplate thief en-
tered the garden of the proprietor of this paper
on Tuesday night and pulled up and carried away
dozen very choice plants. We will give $40
to know who the petty pilferer is. Similar raids
have recently been made on the grounds OF un
der Sheriff Kellogg aud DR.. R. A. Thomas.
SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-At an election for School
Trustees for District No. |, held the 4th inst.
the vote was as follows Joseph Craig l58 D..
E. Gordon, l54 Jacob Loots, l52 VIM Baehr,
81 Charles Sloan, 63 Vim. Todd, 81 ; p. Nc
Grath, Il.
DOUGLAS Cry SCHOOL TRUSTEES. Satur'
day John Carr, Hiram Mabie and Joseph Spence,
all good men, with children to educate, (Which
can't be said of every family in that section)--
were elected School Trustees for the ensuing
year.
GRAND REPREsENTATIyEs,-Jame B. Wells, ia
cob Foust aud George Bixby have been elected
by Comet Lodge, No. s4, |. o. o. F., as represen-
datives to the Grand Lodge, which conyenes ut
Gan francisco the first week In May
MINING AcoIDENT.-John Barleycorn had
leg broken by bank cave in his mining claim on
canon creek last Thursday. Dr. Davis was call.
Cd 10 set the broken limb.