Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

.LEwIsroN.-Times are improving there. The
miners are all busy in their claims, and expect
handsome returns, considering the brief period
they will have water to work with. Howe &
Boyle are fitting up their new saloon in fine style
Charley Rantzau has gone below for new stock
OF goods. Mr.. Phillips has built and enclosed
me house, and but for the missing bridge no one
would suppose that the town had been visited by
fire and flood within year.
New OFFIcEEs-The following officers of
Minersvlle Division, No. POS, S. of T., were in
stalled on the llth inst: S. II. Leach, w. p; A.
W. Morton, W. A., John c. Dodge, Il. s.. Il.
Lockhart, A. r. s.; f. Collins, +. s.; JAS. Gar
diner. Treasurer; 0. NJ. Shaw, c.; W. 4. Camp
bell, A. c.; John Hupp, |. S; F. Leach, o. S.;
Milton Morris, Chaplain Jas. Martin, p. w. z.
DONG WELL.-We learn from DR.. Davis that
Mr.. Barleycorn, who had leg broken by a fall
ing rock in his claim on Canon creek last week,
is in a comfortable condition. The accident was
a most unfortunate one for Mr.. b. He opened
his claim last summer at heavy expense, having
rugged fine derrick for hosting rock-the first
one set up on the creek.
LowDEN's BRIDGE,-This is the finest bridge in
the North, and we hardly think there is finer
or more substantially built bridge structure in
the State. IL is four feet above the high water
mark of winter before last, is $50 feet long, and
wide enough for two teams to drive abreast The
floor is of spruce, inches thick and 1000 feet
of lumber was required for this purpose alone
SERIOUS Academia gentleman from North
Fork brings us word that George Hobson, en-
ployed in the Steve Osborn claims, was severely
injured on Saturday last by falling rock, which
struck him on the head and knocked him into
the bedrock ditch senseess. His injuries are
serious but not dangerous.
ROAD overseer Hoadley of Lewiston District,
has commenced work on the new road down the
river by way of Foxs ranch 1t is "a rather hea.
Wy undertaking, but Mr. Hoadley hopes to COM
pete it the present season. Geo Davis is also
improving the old road, which when finished he
thinks will be shorter aud better than the new one.
RED FLAT.-A friend writes us that the miners
on that portion of Canon creek are doing we'll
Justice Faxon particularly. The Jealous Union
boys up there were GnXiously waiting to hear
that Charleston was taken-intended to burn
powder and exercise their lungs in earnest
LEcrURE.-Rey. George b. Taylor, Grand Lee
turer, s. of T. for this State, will address the
citizens of Weaverville this (Friday) evening, at
I o'clock. 1t is hoped that all citizens, whether
favorable untavorable to the Temperance
cause, will attend.
Be QUIcK.-Captain Miller's roll of Indian
fighters is fast filing up. Recruits either come
or send in their names daily. Those intending
to join should be quick. The recruiting Office is
in the JOURNAL building,-rOom formerly occu
pied by Pitzcr stuart
EAsTMAN's.-W We are informed that the claims
of Bates VanMatre are yielding largely this
season. Other claims are paying well. East
mans orchard will supply fruit enough ior half
the county if it escapes late frosts.
SCARLET FEvER.-This disease is prevailing to
considerable extent. Two little ones, Sarah
Ryan and Mary Ellen Gibson, have fallen victims
to the malady within week.
NORM FoRK SCuo0I TRUSrEEs.-J. W. Phillips,
A. Waters and II. VI. McKenna are the new
Trustees Of North Fork School District. All
good men,
SABBATH ScHooL-The Union Sabbath School
will re open at the Church next Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Parents aud children are in
ted be present at that hour,
PREAcnlNG-Rev. Wm S. Kidder, of Shasta
county, will preach at the Union Church at II
O'Clock on Sabbath morning, and at = o'clock in
the evening.
DoN'r F0RGET-That John Hanlon will give a
May.day Ball at his house in Douglas City. John
promises to do the thing up in the best possible
shape.
THE new officers of Lewiston Division, S. of
T.. were installed at the last regular meeting
We have not yet received list of them.