Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

RAAB's, RED HILL, &c." Slakim' - writes us
from Louis Raab's under date June 1st in rela
tion to matters in that section. He says Voun-
teer Flat entirely outshines Boise river in rich
ness. There is great excitement; all hands are
rushing to the dggings lately discovered by John
Bolger, supposed to be extension of the old
Garrety lead, which prospects from So to $40 to
the pam There is ground enough to employ two
or three hundred miners. 1t will be good spec
ulation for McGillvray if he will extend his
ditch to the newly discovered dggings. There
are many good claims on this Flat. Mcclure re-
Gently sold his iaterest in a claim for $500
Frank Etzell & Co. and the Jacobs boys are TAX
it out big, and Mr.. Statlander has Il rich
i'm. Bartlett Il Evans will do we'll this sea
/. Louis Raab is doing slashing business
supplies the boys with all sorts of good things
brandy included. They have heen in the hab
OF drinking r. <. but it discouraged them
hu Ilocker's ranch looks well. lie leads all
farmers in this section in the matter OF early
'getables He is putting an addition to his
house which will afford splendid ball room
when completed. McGillivray is getting along
finely with his brige. The piers will be built OF
granite this time.
THE REAsoN.-A vote of complaint has reach
of the last issue of the JOURNAL. The reason is
this: Mr.. Denny. the contractor, came through
ON the last trip instead of Warren. He arrived
here on Thursday night and we were under the
impression that he left the following morning,
until informed by Postmaster Weliendorif at 4
ON Friday evening that Mr.. ID. had just started.
Papers we're ready at o'clock, and would have
been at the post office in time If we had known
that the mail lad been detained until that hour.
If Mr. Denny had called at the office as the other
carriers are won't to do, the delay would not
have occurred.
BnowN's DRAMATIC TRoUPE.-Harry Browns
very excellent Company gave their closing per-
formance here on the 3lst. On the whole the
entertainments gave good satisfaction. All must
admit that Harry Brown is a clever actor, put
him in whatever role you may, and one of more
than ordinary ability. "The Drunkard 4" was
piven on the last evening, and in our opinion
Edward Middleton was never more truthiully
personated in this place The Troupe has gone
TO Siskiyou The people of that county will find
it eminently worthy of their patronage.
HARD LuCK-Our old FRIEND John Mccain
mon, is certainly in hard luck. His late loss by
the Indian attack will not fall short OF $500.
Between 5000 aud 5000 pounds of flour and rice
were taken, together with everything else of
value to the red skins which the house contained.
After the plumber was secured the buildings were
fred. and in one short hour the accumulation OF
wears of industry and privaton was wiped out.
Nc believes the attack was made by Redwood
Indians, and not by those living in the vicinity,
rs heretofore supposed.
PERsoNAL-.Jas. S. Mccain, one of the early
settlers of Weaverville, and his worthy lady,
have gone to reside in San Francisco. Jonathan
Reed and Sam. Malcolm, of Canon creek, and
Charley Morey and David Taylor, of Weaver
Vile LETT on Tuesday morning for the Boise riv-
er country. All good men, and we regret to
see such leave.
Our old townsman, Dan. Bennett, and his lady,
and the wife OF G. f. Miers, county Assessor, ar
rived last Friday. Such additions to society are
always welcome.
FAILED TO CoYNECT-Harry Browns Troupe
was advertised to play at Trinity Center on Mon.
day night but in consequence of a late start from
here and bad condition of the roads. made so by
the rain of the previous evening, they did not
reach the Centre until midnight. Being announc-
ed for Tuesday evening at Callahan ranch, they
were obliged to 60 on, thus necessarily deprivlng
the Trinity Centre people OF most creditable
and Interesting enter rtalnment
POPULATION lNCREASlNC--W w nhu caii iioih
NJ. Whelan. Esq, of Big Flat, on Thursday. Mr.
Whelan tells us that times in that section are re-
markabiy dull, bat that since the late Indian
raid on lower Trinity the lady population of Big
Flat has materially increased. The families OF
Messrs. Winsett, Branard and Tinsley have
taken up residence there their lives being no
longer safe in the old homes Sad state OF affairs
CELEsTIAIs CoMING.-Three Red Bluff teams
arrived on Thursday evening bringing eighiy-f
Cinnamon. One hundred and fifty have arrived
in the county within ten days. Tax Collector
Stockton, Of Tehama, relieved them Of some $780,
Foreign Miners and other taxes.